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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30
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'UlaH sFlOaant DcH -s'altIm0Fs c0Ev'i'oH0sHi"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Chicago Anarchists Plot to Kill
All the Crowned Heads of Europe

cmeAan. Apnl iaEkialfuce ~ an
international anarrhiatle plot "a asaua
dnats ait rulers ~ Enrnpa haa been diA
covered here aecordlns ta 9 formal state
ment issued today hv haflAN iloNne.
states attorney ut Cook eannie
The alleged plot Nas uusafthei hv The
states atiouel msn while inytallEatlNs
lha activities ~ Jean Nraafs a hHa
pegtsi paiaoNtr ~ The EhsHia at the
banquet ia homer " Archbishop NWnia
let's tfW weeks aeo.
ftHe states attorney saia that a lmt nf
lha rfupoaaa shaaaalnallans Naa h.Ndoi
hF tAa etAf aHt that hmFafaf William
aas ssend SEA ihe nN
Afealales o. tbe Information RNNh
reached tba states atiaF0nt4 ihe piai
vas aFll kuawH a. anarchists Ia fafioNs
fHiaa h kmafiaR AZ sell as ln NWfara
dus mhH tram taFh FiiF eas heilttti
ta hasR tasn AfrsaleA q lHa Aa1s M
tssassleatl9a.
Nf itHfWe tAH elilhH H1elsu.FHt
had Hstn Hs3f "a him hf aH sesn hlsi
ltfWa tha AflaMt ~ th6 So go uiei.
ullHHh wa ibtf iHs tsstfasfirfs ~
tH MHH rf HtpHaiaf# ass mm b.
Hss $3.50 m tfa tasr teaH tsstlt.l htFf
anH s-an Boa Be- atht fHtss t1Hs
la NN tlFHa ini9naHt Ha MHltien
hsH8 iaaamk mah FHeNF4 tt iha
tE #MEA eht tA daaFh N lNF
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Waite Gave Himself
Typhoid Fever by
Germ incubation

NEW YORK, April 7.-eAddition6l eyl.
denee regarding The life history of Dr.
Arthur Warren Waite, who has con
fcnsed the murder Of his fatherin-iaw
John n. Peck Of Grand Rapids. will be
sought BY the district ,httorneys office
In GRIND Rapids, Ann Afbof, Lansing
and kalamazoo II WAS announced 10.
night. An Assetant district attorney
and n detective viii lenve tomorrow for
Michigan 10 begin the Investigation. JGyls
denee that waite inOoulated himself with
typhoid germs, which he had purchased
for the nlleged purpose Of causing tho
deathe ~ his wifes parents, was obtained
today by District Attorney swami
Waite wHs treated for typhoid last No
yenber II was learned today shortly
after he had purchnaod tho bAeiill This
was two months after bis marriage
Bert T.. Rich, attorney for Eugene
Oliver KAne the embolmef, whom Waite
said be gave 5000 70 testify The fuld he
used IN ombalming Mr.. Peek's body CON
taln0d arsenic. made a formal demand
today for the return of The $500 which
Kane dug up from the spot on Long
Island whore he had hidden II and turned
over 10 the district attorney Rich said
the money WAS n "glft from Dr, waite"
Miss Catherine Peck, sister Of the inuf-
dercd man. MISC demanded tho money,
but It viii be held as evidence IN the
case,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08

The state attorney refused % dlyulge
the identify ~ tbe maii Who revealed lhy
alleged pint, and eaia lhat hI4 lnNealls
abt0ts wore aafkmg lp onfirm che state.
mHntss
rhla man aald ihat secret nieeiinga
have teen held n Chlraga aHd q MIN.
bee ~ othFf rlties sslh Nc iiafue iin
taid he attended meeiina ia thn rlH
st ahtfH lnta afta drawn fafH tha pur
paaa II tifkms lbe asRrs.na aHd ftat
lhF ulaetiuF eeFt sn s@taft thHi onlF
tte asH ehaaW ing lhH itma aHd the
MadeF uf Ua mtNitHN euAp Anee thF
rs1N ar m.ff tWE'mi pit
Thr aa8aalNs arfF la e p1isnm ar
aHiins fe tht plHiaf iafafmatmn
haN1a asfe F' tn ts Ussi aHiHsa e. ea'
stsalgfE hstsaaf nt tiatN said
ha ass lal1
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tasM NeFs e uHi tW Nab that HAA Wf
tHat ths N'AtA AHAi i Wit
Mei
B aHaFsNiat eNiH5l tse Wt5uA
uaa m eH atF arrest Nt lHa salra
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Large Coast State
Of Declares Against
Against the Empire

SAN FRANG1sGO, chi, April 7Tsal
Nai-WnDg, n high olyll officer of The
Yuan shl kai government. has been eA-
ocuted IN kwnnR Tung province By thu
reyolntlonarieH, according IA a cablegrnm
20 tho Chinese Republic association here.
The message confirmed the independence
declaration OF Lung Chl-kuang and
stated that conditions In Kwang TunR
province are not unsettled
Kwang Tung Ia the first aoaooast PROV.
ince 10 Join forces with the revolution
against Yuan shl Bn. whose rosigna'
ton and exile has been demanded o.
tho price Of his acceptance Of the on.
perorship, which he later renowned
There are now seven provinces, oil IN
southeastern China which have de
clarod their Independence OF Yuan sh
Kai. but Of these kwang Tung Ia the
most important. IN point OF population
and its strategic position on the sea
coast
Canton, the chief city on Kwang TunR.
has population 81 100000 and Ia by far
tho greatest city dominated by the rego-
lutionista
The independence of Kwang Tung Is
the upshot of weeks Of continued mill
tary operations there by tho revolution
iats. Fuklou. directly 10 the north. an
the coast. Is the neSt province Of impof
tanoe IN tho path OF ,hn rebels,
The provinces whose governors have
declared independence nj Numnbn where
The revolution started are S1oHhuen
kwelohau, kinng sL Human. kNangai
aud kWRng TunR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
SCARLET FEVER is
CHECKED IN OMAHA
Health Commissioner Connell Says
that All Cause for Alarm Is
Now Passed Here.
BUT ONE NEW CASE THURSDAY

Il can announce that the scarlet
fever situation has been checked TO
ar extent that warrants me In feel
ing NJ ease, ]" stated Health Commise
sIOner Connell,
"Of course" he added I'VE shall
net relax our vigilance over scatter
Ing cases which viii appear from
time TO time. but the records for this
iaonth show that the danger point
has been passed -@
During The first six days Of THIS month
only nineteen eaaes were reported one
care WAS reported Thursday, the first
day Tor four months when only one case
WAS reported Or connell feels that By
the last of this month nomal conditions
viii have been restored.
The outbreak assumed n serious aspect
during the school vacation last December
Since January i 90 cases have been re-
ported
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Needn't Sell Films
To More Than Single
Theater in One City

WAslitNGfoN AprH This Federal
Trade commission today upheld the rieht
~ motion picture film distributing non
Germs lo fafusf ta sell io mere than ono
theatef lu tlI Tha question WAS
rRBei m the application " "a tbeater
manager assiust O dINrltu,ius haHse
vhlsN De fhafRed had aNld exclusive
FlHhta Ia film 10 hls compeligar IN ihe
same eitY fhf eammsslau hflt that De-
mo uusfRTa ~ iplen, to accomplish lhe
uniaNti nWHasa neither NDe lfaia rams
ntaslea art naf tNe UiaYton Aet hsa NasR
.iaNtea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
COLONEL COTTON
DEAD IN The EAST
Former Lieutenant Colonel Of First
Nebraska Regiment Dies in
Connecticut.
WAS PORTO RIcAN GOVERNOR

4fAbAf " 0hAll NVliN HPHhhNHlf
WASHINGTON. April - (spe-
cial Telegram Colonel George u.
Cotton, governor Of Porto Rico from
1909 to 1913, died last night at the
Winter Reed army hospital 10 which
he came several days ago from his
home In Connecticut. Colonel Col.
ton had been III for two months,
Colonel Cotton was n wldowcr.
Two sons and two sisters are living.
The sons are Francis Cotton and
George Cotton and the sisters are
Mrs. Randall H. lIagner and Mrs.
Archibald Davis, both OF this city.
aoioHrl Cotton, who WAS about 70 ycofs
~ HRe. was n native n lilinola Prior
10 hia appointment 10 The government
service he Was y cashier ~ n hank ~ IN.
pld city Ssb. During the Philippine IN.
surrefiion he served aa lieutenant colonel
Of Tho First Nebraska regiment 40 en-.
tered the customs service IN the Philip.
pines IN August 1900. fret M a deputy
collector ana ihen ~ collector ~ eus
toms ~ floilo,
IN 1905 he wsH selected 10 organize the
Dominion customs service md served
there 40 Bnlted States receiver. IN 1901
he returned 70 the Philippines, having
been appointed collector Of customs at
Ma6ila. lie returned 70 The United
States n 1870 and assisted in the revision
of tariff laws ~ the Philippines.
In December, co, he mas appointed
governor ~ Porto rleo and held that
office until November b. 1913, when he
resigned 70 engage IN private business IN
the United States.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Milk Dealers Grant
Demands of Farmers;
Consumers Suffer

CHICAGO. April 7-dilk viii be I'D
yaneod to centa a quart an increase
Of cent by one Of the three leading dis
trlbutlnR companies in Chicago. II was
announced today, as n result Of tho strike
Of 1000 milk producers Tho increase
viii become effective Monday
The Ira j. Mix company, watch an.
nouneed tho advance. granted the de-.
manda Of the farmers to pay sib6 in
stead OF ii.aaA per 100 pounds This ae-
ton leaves the Borden and Bowman
companies alone In tho fight with the pro
dueerH,
A temporary Injunction restraining
memberat of tho MIR Producers aaso-
eiatinn from interfering with tho huAl
ness n the howman Dairy company
WAS granted IN circuit court today
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Belgian Woman
is Executed as Spy
by the Germans

AMSTERDAM April 5.-tvh london
Tho assertion ia made hy tho Echo
nslFe that Miss Gabrielle Petit ~ Molen.
beck, belgium, has been put 10 death
bay dermaus. after trial bY court martial
n a eharse ut treason "a ~ aiiegca
sit conducted ma Information bureau
ih ule mlefesi NJ tinrNangs enemies
THE newspaper alsa states chat inpiaf
E psbettsuisisa II ltlle has been sen
isuctd tn DEATH hnt that ihr ssnteuls
hss been commltsd la impfapnmcnt faf
llfr
Another woman. Marie ilnutla, The
nswap1rar wYs has hssR seHenott "a
tmttlHnumtnt faF uttfaa Yeafs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
ENTIRE FAMILY OF SIX
PERSONS ARE MURDERED D

RNrEAru0N sasN Aprl An entire
family pt alK uefaaHa Was wlped nut ln
lhe WakaN district last nigbt shen
rroat Nunehurt Ms wifp ANA rroihrt In
inW and thtee fntIdfen wsre mndhfed
Thsr hams and farm hu.Idlugs wtfe
tgtufh and tHelr horses ana eitlle shot
The aimo Nea tiafaTsfed wHfB nfIsh
bor saW lho slllf smohiHs uilHs 20 lhs
Manehare Homestead this mnmlng. ha
MaHp nf the muHleFar has heFn faWld
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Antn Men IInndlr l.n.olIne.

ptTTsRtHGlt Pa April Z. The Auto.
mobile Dealers association Of Pittsburgh
Al meeting last night adopted reno.
lunons condemnina the high cost OF
gasoline In Pittsburgh, The association
plans to buy gasoine from companies
outside the city and distribute 1t among
local dealers at cost price
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
First Aeroplane. Scouting OOer
Mountains, is Complete Success

hau WoHrs heaa q aa tha nn4Httms
miih fHfhat yasa tta aFmt9f NWWasl
se#e tt0 hmuftaH 8m@ ha nHtAH aHl
3tsilH.tIt mfaa MekH ass ufRf sha NmH
tn shp na.a ahEH tae s tIgt ttfh
hta ttstial FtF af ate ~ iHa
NastsHs aaf t#af Hsfma ttla
Hua ths teHHsm m uai af iHa
tasH.tn salan HHFls Nfsfhnt str
aHi NIHsaa tN fs8is gf tta H
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m8.le i thsE t feg
htlHe ptam m VASES WHteF pt
sA iha WHaNiait HHata he RAa tA
aa tsGr pHt 81 tat Nmttt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
EDINBURGH PROFESSOR
KILLED BY MOTOR CAR

TnlNn n0tt Apul sir Aiexandsr
HHstan Hlmpson fafmsrtY dean " ths
@afittF uf nedleiua AMI emeritus pra
tsasHr ~ wmalfafl 81 ha University
af Edtphafgh dHA laat atsht fram IA
taFis feaeNfi nam bfins hneeket dawn
hs HwieF rsr ahlla aalklns home NJ
iha steniHE sif AtsXanatr. ehn Naa
h7fH .p AA vac ihs aHthaF ~ uam
sF ef mtaNtl wrtAs 49, slielY
sHaeH hufheuyt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08

rNUsiWNa gAMr AN HA% Hhh9A
tMu RANtI hlhaahaa Aen kehs
AefapWns awl NMF Nwgtef W td
Hah N No Aela Ftafht tWsi sffaeIaHa
nus afe feH utspt vUeta fH
tHNsit Us1 stHf tksY eFft AaF
m ODD. t8itH lfH eRa fae
ffla .sun tasIer5sF fEF HFatat aH
atuas mtesaa paf, Hslaf H
sesf.b tf a ~ atrh0W faf ths
htNna pRa #t mtW tasI et NtIH
Mh aha tNe #a fafa hat
Nts rAaa H a WlNlas
M NHn AMA at pAe kHl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
GERMANY LOSES
100000 MEN IN
MOVE ON vERDUN
Teuton Casualties aA ,,,a rive
Against = .oo,aNN r
Ell ''' .story
'9V ,arfare,
ESTIMATE BY PARIS OFFICE
Prussian Reinforccmcnts Practically
Used Up ~ Fast as Put In
Line.
CHARGES BECOME MAssAcREs

PARIS. April Z Tho German
Losses before ycrdun 40 to the pres.
cnt time have reached the huge total
Of 100000 men, one of the greatest
battle losses IN the whole range of
warfare, according 20 estimates
made public here today from n sem.
official aourBo. the result Of care.
ful inquiry made IN The highest
quarters in which the figures have
been vigorously checked and Ycri.
fled
Documentary and verbal ieeii-
moby gathered and authenticated
permit the giving Of precise details
concerning the losses suffered by The
Germans and by rs on the Verdnn
front" says the somlsofflcial con.
munleation given 10 the Associated
Press.
Used ~ ~ TbsY Come.
During the period from February II
when the battle began, 10 April !, II Ia
known that Two army corps. namely TIE
Third and The Eighteenth, have been with.
drawn from the front, having lost IN the
first attacks ~ least onesthfd of theif
force, They have fcnppepfed since md
have aaaln suffered Ike loaaep.
Tho gefman roihforcementR afe braes
tieaily used up m faat NJ thef Are put
IN uine. The total electives Or the Eight.
eeGth corps have N this wny lost 1900
pen and The Third corps has lost 22,o9
men.
Concerning the one Hundred md
Twontysffat division, which took p6saacs.
sion Of North Vauk T. out March ~ We
have precise Information Moro than one.
half Of the seventh regiment of ~ rea
serves HaH pui out " action by olf mn
chine guns IN the inoffeetunl attack
aRhinst ths slopes of The fort. The fA
tloth regiment mot similar ioaees, ~
which the total renched 10 per eoDt u
the regiments effecllyea,
"fhe Nineteenth German infantry had
aifgdY suffered similar losses IL attack
Ing the village of yaux Oh March D ~
thrtGnth company wnk surprised and ans
nfiflnted ~ entering NE siiiage hapnca
~ first battalion was rodoed 80 per cent
"flife regiments of the Eleventh Bas
yafian division, which tod The attack on
lhe. Mhlnneonft and Avoeouft woods on
March 70 and y, we're each reduced one
half Their losses varied between 60 md
" per cent The came ls true Of Losses
of the fourth regiment Of the Second II.
vision of landwchr engaged under similar
conditions.
fnrrent Actual Losses.
THE foregoing are only losses during
the actual attack and do moi include the
logaea Of regiments N the trenches or ~
reserve under the fire Of our cannon.
They are solely tho current actual losses.
Wa know that certain German units have
bad very high current losses that IL 70
say, losses from artillery when no action
Of the infantry was IN progress
We ftc for Instance. the thirty
seventh regiment Of Infantry which was
surprised bY our fire on the march to The
Trenches II lost about 800 men and from
this fact wso 80 reduced that Il could not
ON March 10 take part in the attack oa
tho village Of vauE, ~ was ordered ~
place Of the nineteenth regiment. when
had been deelmntcd by our maehino
guns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Proposes to Promote
Colonel G. A. Dodd

WASHINGTON. y e. April IA hn
"a authorize the president % promote
Colonel leorEo A nodd who recently
itt ihe American ifoopa in Mexico Ia .
dash against Nllla forces to the Grade
~ htlnndler genftsi MAS introduced TO-
taF ~ tlepresentauNe kieHs og Penn.
Ntieania. The tolansl eil retire neat
iNh#
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
WHEAT ESTIMATE is
UNDER HALF BILLION
Total Production OF Winter Crop
Forecasted AZ Four Hundred and
Ninety.Fiye Million Bushels.
CONDITION ON APRIL ! IS 1873

WAsHIN0ToN, April IA total
production Of 406,000,000 bushels
Of winter wheat was forecast today
ty tho Department Of Agriculture,
tfaIng It's estimate on the condition
~ the crop April ! and an aaannp-
ton of average abandonment Of
acreage and average influences on
tie crop to harvest. That compares
with G56,046.00O bushels, the esti-
mated production IN 1915, and
Cs4,000 900 bushels In 1914.
Condition af winter whoat on April 1
waa fss pr cent u q normal, against
Sgg last feaf. g5G IN 1914, and s79 the
average for ihe inst ten years. There
waH decrease IN condition from Dceem-
Dor I 20 April ] of ~ points, compared
with an average decline Of 80 points be-
tween those dates 10 the Inst ten years,
The hpefaKe condition ~ rye on April
Was MS per cent ~ o normal nRainat
800 on Apfli last year M,a IN 1914 and
sas tbe avetnRe gor the laat Ten yenrs.
Acreage IN Lower.
The Department ~ Agriculture IN 4
statement analyhizing The report said.
"Tbe small production forecast Is due
pArily 10 reduction of about Il per
cent from the acreage of the preceding
year and 10 . low condition Of growth
namely 7s,3 per cent of normal which IL
lower than tho condition on April J. IN
my year since 1906 II N 70 per cent
poorer than the tcn.yoar Average on
April /.
Tho cause of the low condition was a
wet cold fall causing poor seed beds
and poor start for wintefing, Much Of
the crop was sown late, partly from nc
COSTLY of The aeaaon aud partly 10 avoid
lIcmsian tly
Tho iieaalnn ny IA reported present
ana active IN many sections of the south.
crn part nf The belt
weather Hard on Late wheat
Climatic conditions were bafded "a
late than on early seeded wheat The
winter snow covering WAS lighter than
usual. often lacking slcet damaged
fields bare of snow Considerable grain
on low lands wsH destroyed hy flooding
and the iniurlng from freezing and thaw-
Ing was greater than usual, The southern
parts ~ Ohio, Indiana ana Illinois and
portions of Missouri wero worst affected.
Tho relatively best sections are the mort
eastern aud far western states. The
season is late and the real extent N
damage Is pfohlemaiical m the northern
portion ~ tho belt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
situation Less Tense.

LONDON, April THE situation In
Holland apparently ls becoming less tense
Reuters Amsterdam correspondent says
an indication of tho change ia that of
nocra of The military transportation Staff
n tho state railway viii again he
nrhnlnh lnhNe.