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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06
Methodist Episcopal Church South.

~HAtNH Sphhs.
st, Franclsvilie Second Sunday al
III a, m. and 7 p, m, fourth Sunday
at p IN.
New Hope First Sunday morning
at II o'clock.
Coneefd-First Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Star Hin Fourth Sunday morning
at II o'clock
Sunday School every Sunday at ST
franeisyille. s.i5 a. M: jackson. e.4h
a. m; New Hope, 80 D. M, Concord
3 30 D. IN.
q. \ B0GAN. Pastor.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

Don't forget the dance for the emer.
genes organ fund takes place Friday
May IL. at Pythlan Hall Prices, csc
and l5e.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

Among the large number going TO
Baton Rouge 20 see The Birth OF a
Nation" besides those mentioned else.
where, the names OF the following are
noted MIR and Mrs. W T. Wood and
Miss schoher Mr.. and Mrs II II
Crrmp. Mr.. and Mrs. q :. Davidson,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maryman, Mr.
and Mrs w u Daniel, Mr. and Mrs.
~ 8. Muse. Misses pillet smitherman
and TURNKEY. W ] Fort aud daughters.
w, j. Fort Jr, Misses Mel Leake,
Jeanette Levy, Margaret barrow and
Villa Leake. Johnston and Frank
harrow. Miss Mary Folkes, Miss Helen
johnson, Miss Edith Leaks, f. Robin
son, p l.. Nanny, q. W Newman. J g.
Perkins, A. s. Leonard, TheophEle Can.
field. j Aschaffeahsrg. Frank spohn,
c. I. Noteworthy. +, O Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer Taylor. Miss
Maggie Gore. Mrs, J r. Robb aud
Nj Il. Osborn formed party
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

~ YOU SHOULD DIE TONIGHT
Would you leave your wife and chill.
dren protected A policy In the Mutual
Life Insurance Co Of New York Ia the
bes, protection there IL.
MRS. w. Z. FoRREsTER. Agent,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

Miss Alice Hickman assistant de.
mons.fator OF the State canning clubs
made business visit here. Thursday
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

The net sum from the dance Wed.
nesday night OF last week. amounted
10 $3.50
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

Don't forget the dance for the emer
gency organ fund takes place Friday,
May ~. at Pythian Hall Prices, Csc
and i5e.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

The dancing club viii be re-orsanizea
nj a meeting to be held at the bank
building oH next Wednesday evening
at 30 o'clock All those interested
In this movement are cordially Invited
To attend this meeting.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

FOR SALE Several barrels of nice
petans, or small quantities Box "a,
81, franeisyille, La
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06
WHY NOT
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Nine Weeks, Beginning June 8

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One Lecture by David Starr Jordan
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tlon
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Write for Special Bulletin.
&. L. STEPHENS. President
Lafayette. La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

Any one wishing a 500 scholarship
In established Business College car
get II on reasonable terms. by apply.
Ing 10 this Office.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06
LITTLE ADS. "

Fine combination mare for sale. She's
thing OF beauty and will be Joy
forever. J G. MULLER.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

FOR SALE Seasoned Pine Wood
Jan 1871 JAS. p. BOWMAN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

Fine combination mare for sale. She's
thing OF beauty aud will be Joy
forever J q. MULLER,
FOR SALE The best pea. Croft. -
pure seed s20o here. earlier than the
Whippoorsilli yield about double
+. +. MeGehee, pinckneys lle Miss.
SfRAfED Brown mare. branded
on left thigh and lndistInct brand on
right shoulder Reward wIlI be paid
for information leading 10 her recovery.
NJ n LEWIS. jackson. La,
MONEY TO LOAN,
We can lend 400 Of the value of
your farm payable from to 10 years
For further particulars address
WOOD d DOWNS.
st Franeisville, LA
FOR SALE Several barrels OF nice
petans, or small quantities Box "a.
81 franeisyille La.
FOR SALE 1850 Second hand Bricks.
cleaned, $500 per loo0. ]. " BELL,
Bayou Sara. La.
FOR SALE Heart Shingles; FIRST
class. $3.50 per 1900, second class, So
Sap Shingles s225, SAM RlNARDo,
River Front. ilox ss, Bayou Sara, La
The Hereford Cattle Co. offers for
sale grade Hereford Cattle. registered
Duroe-Jersey Hogs, and Angora Goats
Prices reasonable. Address St Fran.
eisyille. La. t2la-fstfl
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale.
sl0o for Is Mrs. Arthur MADDEN.
t2l2if1 81. Franeisgille. La,
FOR SALE Peavine and Lespedeza
Hay. Cedar Fence Posts and Cedar
Telephone Poles. JAS. p. BOWMAN,
tJan.i6tfl
FOR SALE 30 Angora Goats. $3.50
each. fob, Laurel Hill. Also big bone
Poland China Bears, 100 pounds and
up. IS each. v. NJ. JACKSON. cleft
NOTICE.
Automobiles will not be permitted
In the nosedown field.
If JAS. p. BOWMAN.
For SALE Seasoned Pine Wood
Jan 1871 JAS. p BOWMAN.
Any one wishing a 500 scholarship
in established Business College can
get IL on reasonable terms. by apply.
Ing 10 this Office.
WANTED
All kinds of old iron.
M NETrgTAn TEp
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

FOR SALE --- Second hand Bricks.
cleaned, $500 per loco ]. ". BELL,
Bayou Sara. La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

sTRAYED Brown mare. branded
7 on geft thigh and indistnct brand on
right shoulder Reward wIl be paid
for information leading 10 her recovery.
NJ n. LEWIS. Jackson, La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06
MONEY TO LOAN

We car lend 400 Of the value OF
your farm, payable from to 10 years.
For further particulars address
WOOD d DOWNS.
ST Franeisville. La
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

FOR SALE The best pea. Croft. ("
pure seed s20o here, earlier than the
WhippoorwiIl; yield about double,
r. f. Metlehee, pinckneys lie. Miss
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-06

FOR SALE - Heart Shingles; FIRST
class, $3.50 per 1909; second class, So
Sap Shingles s225, SAM RiNARDo,
River Front. ilox ss. Bayou Sara, La
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Fall Of Trebizond
Causes Enthusiasm
Among Cars Allies

PARIS. April 70 PARIS received with
great enthusiasm the news Of tho fan Of
Trebizund Tho event waa looked for.
but st was not thought tho Rusalans
would be able 70 capture tho city 20
quickly The political as well ns the
military consequences are expected 20 be
important particularly In view ~ the
fact that Turkey has LOST nnc % the most
valuable parts % Nails Minor al a tima
when, according a. uforts reaching
Paris, Germany is weakening its forces
In the nalkanH 60 carry on attacks on the
Western front.
French military writer's Htato That the
plan ~ campaign n lfhud puke Niehe
BlAa tbs Russian commander was =
datina one which "a flrst Was luaktd
upon as faolhariy bui naw ia fails i4a-
Titled The rrnud dukc dsfldfd "a adj
vance boldly 90 the attack on ihla front.
whore msunuyors ~ warfare we're pos
tihle Ahlle tho olAef fronts Nero stu
hela Ia deadlock
EfelUAnN ihN operations 6H the fer
alan front tlfaHA hHAr NehalRs ib lhis
campslHn nNaluat an experienced and
siuhhofu 30. hes ta H.s credit tha
siafmlH9 ~ irn aliIes Ih lsas iHsn tao
maath
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
DOUGLAS COUNTY
VOTE is SLOWEST
EVER IN COMING IN
Ninety.Three Precincts Tabulatcd
So Far on Some Offices on
Which the Fight Was
Waged Hardest.
HUGHES MAKING GREAT RACE
Voters Write Name in and Some
Ballots Thrown Out Because
Gross Missing.
FORD LEADING FOR PRESIDENT

With returns still coming IN very
slowly, but ninety-three precincts had
been heard from for the office Of
clerk Of the district court. These
showed that Smith was leading
Counsman by 4,O75 TO 4.02L
Douglas county returns Of the
primary election held yesterday
came IN more slowly than In the
history Of slow primary elections In
the city and county,
4 nice vote wts given Jnetice Hush 8
for preference for president, but the fact
that some voters forgot to write the cross
On the ballot after writing IN the name
was the cause Of owing out some Of
tho votes.
Henry Ford received more votes than
my other candidate.
The Omaha vote appears IN general 10
follow the general trend Of early state
reports on governor on both republican
and democratic tickets, but W. j. Bryan
appears 10 be loser IN this county as
delegate -at-i0rgc.
Returns from cigltty-cight precincts IN
Douglas county give.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Pirate Schiller
on Way to Federal
Prison at Atlanta

WILMINGTON, Della. April ~ Er-
nest Schiller alias Clarence H. ilDdson.
who recently hcld 10 the captain and
crew of fifty-six men of the British
freightcr Matoppo On the high seas.
was on bis way today 70 the federal
prison at Atlanta ID custody of United
States marshals. Schiller Yesterday
pleaded guilty 70 q charge Of piracy and
was given a life sentence,
Before leaving here Int night Schiller
declared that his desire for revenge
against England had prompted hls oct
At the same time be said he hoped 70
DO something for the cause Of Ger
many" lie denied tbst robbery had been
his motive and said that the chief res-
son his plan 10 sink the Watoppo had
failed was because he dld not want 70
klii anybody.
when I took charge ~ the ship" he
said. Il Was 70 rough tiiat Il would
have been laDaaer- 10 hage forced the
crew 70 get IN small bouts rs ! had at
first irtcnded them 10 DO"
Schiller seid he was highly pleased
That he w1s moi being rent back 70 Eng
land.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
BRITISH CABINET
is NEAR BREAK UP
Premier ASquith Says There Are
Number Of Points Of Disagree.
ment to Clear Up.
LEADERS WISH COMPROMISE

LONDON. April 19..r-In the House
Of Commons today Premier Asquith
stated that there we're sim some ma.
terlal points Of disagreement In ~ffe
cabinet, and If they were not settled
the result must be the breakup Of
the government.
Whitehall was humming With activity
this morning. with the cabinet meeting
and various conferences in progress, A
great majority Of the political ,caders are
bent on reaching compromise IN the
crisis
The Pail Mall Gazette aaya II IN In a
position 10 Indicate there is every possl-
bllity Of definite solution of conf
promise on lines which Will preserve the
coalition from disruption and maintain
the stability OF the government. Premier
Asquith Is expected 10 announce that
while the existing situation does moi de-
mand the adoption OF general compulaion.
he Is prepared TO propose should further
events in the progress Of the war neeeH<
state II. whatever measure OF compgls
sion may be imperative
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Mother and Children
Ill with Fever and
One Daughter Dead

Esther Holaulst p years old daush.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs, G. A, fIolqust. 2s3l
cass street. died this morning Of scar
lei fever,
Mrs iIolauist and two other children
Frances. years old, and Ruth. 10 years
old. arc III with tho disease. Tho family.
including the father and son. Ernest II
years old, have been quarantincd since
March lG
Five years ago Emina years old;
Nora, years old, and Alma. / years old.
all died of scarlet fever Ernest was also
sick At this time. Funeral services for
Esther who Nns employed MS stennRrs-
pher at tho Adams a Kelly company.
were held lhia afternoon. with Inter-
ment In Forest Lawn cemetery
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
NOTE TO GO TO ALL
NEUTRAL NATIONS
Copies Will Be Forwarded to Rest
Of Nonoombatant States
Interested.
MANN ATTACKS THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, April 1e.--Copies
of the American note TO Germany
will be sent Immediately to other
neutral nations, on the assumption
that they are as much interested as
the United States in the protection OF
neutral rights.
For the present the document will
not be given 10 representatives Of
Austria or Turkey, or OF the entente
allies, although II will reach them
In time In the usual way. The con
troyersy is regarded as being solely
between the United States and Ger
many. #..
The state department allowed IL 10 bo.
come known late today that reply from
Berlip was expected before tho end OF
this week. No time limit has been fixed.
hut three or four days IL regarded us
reasonable time.
speaker Clark and Democratic Leader
kiichIn declined 70 comment on the adj
dress
The sending Of q note TO Germany was
az mild position ~ the president could
take" said Representative Flood, chair
man of the foreign affairs committee.
y think this government should lie
neutral" said Republican Leader Mann.
"I'he prcaldent never has been neutral.
80 has been on the English side all the
Time what he said about Germany, while
Il Il grossly exaggerated, iH n just COM
plant But he could say just the Same
about England and our shipping, sub
stltuting aclzlng ships for sinking
shlpa' Il If d mistaAo to break or
diplomatic relations with Germany THAT
Is simply 70 qnlt IN pet II IL perfectly
evident that the president ms cam
paign political dodge Is trying to work
up 10 point where he can get into n
war with Germany during presidential
campaign"
"The presidents position Ia complete
repudiation or his note OF January rs,
sent through Secretary Lansing. regard
Ing the arming OF merchant vessels and
submarine warfare" said Representative
Cooper. ranking republican member OF
the foreign affairs committee.
'ThIs N good time for every ono 70
hold his head and maintain the balance z
-was- thp only comment Senator stone
would make "A
~ do not believe tho presidents course
will lead 70 war" said Senator Cham
berlain, democrat, chairman OF the mill
tRry committee.
y think the president was justified in
the course be has taken" said Senator
Wadswortb, republican Of New York.
"If war comes out Of this" declared
Senator Kenyon, republican Of Iowa. II
hope the frat 70 enlist win be those who
have insisted on riding on armed bellig-
crent ships"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Shakespeare Day s.
viii Be Celebrated
BY the Germans

WASHINGTON Apul la Germany
Vlli celebrate generally next week tho
three huudfedlh anniversary - SNAKES
peare, according 70 9 dispateh reaching
here ipda3 ia ibe American Association
q epmmaes ant Trade ~ Hsfiin fhe
nsllshmaua pAF slll NJ presented IN
aahy aitite tunaasoa, ths umpire
Mas nsinhafdt. he pfoANetr atll stage
seteral abaseapsaftan irawss duuus lBa
asss AZ me lseatah theaisF is uerlln
The Naltahulus iu neflin ANIL tha naNal
iheatfF H nfeaifH Alm alN present
khahtsteagea Walka
ttHsrstesfe Gee nsh years has peH
antliotei aiHsst uailanai peft Is girf
manf abt tfaHa.si.eas sfa almsi aHn
tsFisrts ~ ne faetsh asiiiua
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
new YORK TROOPS
ARE CALLED OUT
Martial Law is Declared at Hastings
Where Strike is in Progress
at Munition Plant.
R1oTING HAS BECOME SERIOUS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NJ ",
April 10. Martial law was declared
within the limits Of Hastings VII
lage and state troops were called
pom for duty today after rioting had
assumed serious proportions among
strikcrs Of the 'Natlonal Conduit and
cable company, a mob attacked the
company's plant with bullets and
stones.
Tho trustees of The village voted 70
place the sltu0tion In the hands OF the
sheriff who At once summoned tho ma
tional guardsmen a. White Plains, Mount
Vernon aud Flushing.
Sheriff Weisendangor suspended the
sale of lntoxicants and closed all saloons
and ordered on dgty the deputies with
drawn ycstefdaX
The troops were called out under n law
recently passed authorizing a sheriff TO
take such aciion in an emergency without
first confcrriug with the governor
After stoning the shops tho strikers and
their sympathizers iostlcd train commut
era in The streets. drew reVolyers and
fired into The air and at the plant. No
ono WAS injured during this attack.
President ]. r. Goodwin Of the village
explained that the sheriff had heen called
upon because the company. which manu-
factuies munitions of war, had demanded
protection for It's s2WoooO plant and there
are only six village Officers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20

WASHINGTON, d. g.. April 10.
President Wilson told congress. as
sembled In Joint session shortly after
] O'Clock this afternoon, he had given
Germany irreyocable notification
that the United States Will break
off diplomatic relations II lts illegal
submarine campaign is co.tinucd.
A note. Americas last word. prac.
tlcally an ultimatum, and demanding
an immediate reply, presumably was
IN the Berlin foreign office as the
president was speaking. II was dis
patched last night In accordance with
the presidents plan TO have Il be-
fore the German government at the
same moment he was addressing tho
American congress.
The president asked no action whatever
OF congress, Ho simply Informed n NJ
the accumulation or facts proving that
oeunanys assurances 10 tho United
States are being violated: that the sub
marine campaign. despite the earnest
protests Of tho United States. is being
conducted with renewed vigor in con.
travention Of all the laws Of nations ana
humanity and that he means 70 sever re-
iatione unless Il ls brought within the
law. Diplomatic history Of the world
shows that such course is almost GER
tain TO be followed by war.
The presidents note and his address 70
congress are final. They mark the end Of
diplomatic exchanges. A continuance Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Probable Winners
in Douglas County

Republican. Democratic
For President.
Henry Ford Woodrow Wilson.
For Dclcgatcs-at-L Large.
r u Boldrige Louis J. piatti.
~. X. Gurncy. william B. Price.
N. p. Dodge. w. u. Oldham.
II. j. Fitzpatrick. W. n. Thompson.
For District Delegates.
william @. IRE. Frank y. Ransom.
JA. g. Kennedy.
For National Committeeman.
Il. y. Howoll. James q Dshlman
For United states senator.
John J., Kennedy. g. N. Hitchcock
For Congressman.
Lcn1 8. Baker e. y. Iobeck
For Governor.
A. l.. sutton. Keith Neville.
FOR sheriff
MtcbaeI V, Ilafk, FeliH ). Mesuane'
Tor District Clerk.
Robert Smith. G. r. Morlarty.
For County Attorney.
Henry c. Murphy. George A. Magncy.
For water Board.
X. y. Howell. =. q. Heaffey.
County Treasurer.
Emmett Solomon 81 l.. Andres.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Drys Are Victors
In South Dakota

SLOT n FAEt@. d p Anfil 10 ihe
cause oi prohibition Ia South nukota
gained great impetus az q result u ycf.
terdays muule pat elections, according
70 latest returns received today fourteen
eltios and towns soing from the vet 20
lhe dry eoums Hhile no drs inwns voted
back lhr eaionna Hnd lhs mainfiies for
iletnse eHl down IN ail towua remaining
n the wet column
iieue the capital Of the state. voted
drt, ~ dld llat srfIgs lhc famous n.agk
iiii4 tesofi Aberdeen second lHrgrat
eIib mih, state eiHYa In lNe drE uinmm
Nhlir NlonA talia retained lFass8 hY
ihe maioris % lsas Nf fst emt
ghaH HHt famf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20

On figures now at hand, II II GER
tain that Nebraska republicans
voted for Henry Ford as their choice
for president on Tuesday Many
wrote In the name Of Charles y.
Hughes, but not enough 10 give him
the first place.
For governor sutton has a lead on
the republican ticket that Is likely TO
hold TO the end. McKelyie doomed mp
as second choice, and possible first
for time, but suttong big vote In
Douglas county is being well sus-
tanned throughout the state. The
democrats have named Keith Neville
over g. w. Bryan By a decisive vote.
John L. Kennedy has defeated
Chester II, Aldrich for Oh enomina-
tion By the republicans for United
States senator Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock
is the choice OF the democrats for the
place.
On the face of the fe wretufns at
hand 1t is apparent that WI Bryan
may not be a delegate TO the 81.
Louis convention. Oldham, Thomp-
son. Price and Thomas are the four
leaders, with Bryan tagging behind
Piatti in sixth place. The republicans
will send to Chicago, II present indi-
cations hold true. Baldrige. Gurney,
Dodge and Fitzpatrick as delegates
at-large.
The details OF the figures at hand
PREafpEMT--REpE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Men with Military
Maps Say They Are
School Teachers

SAVANNAH. Ga. April 19.-Two Of
thrcee men arrested At HardeYilie, 3. G.,
yesterday, alleged 10 have military maps
IN their possession. today declared they
are teachers IN the New York public
scho0ls. They asserted that acting Su-
pefintcndcut strauoenvillc n the New
York city's schools could Identify them
Louis Godbers said be srs a professor
IN tho Brunswick school In Brooklyn
wolfe Frank Piekelsky asserted he was
connected with thc Dewitt Clinton High
school. TIE other man goyc his name az
Mark Market
Tile men were arrested on compallnt of
Lieutenant 4. + Gronkhite Of Tie army
who asserted they had pocn following
hls party, engaged In making military
maps. FOR several days
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Papers in Oon IgeI Case Sent
to the Department of Justice

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Company Charged
with Violations of
the Clayton Act

stAsuiNGTdN April 10 orhe Federal
Trade commission Issued a formal com
plsint today against tho a. u. niek com.
nanY Of ehieaga. and the Neostsle com
pauy ~ NeN York.. pa allied concern,
manufacturer ef mimeogTtrhinF maa
rhines and upptigs charglug the tom-
pauics with violation NJ the CLAYTON aet
iu attaching iiefusf restrictions % mimso.
pfsEhns machines
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Suspends Parcel
Post Service to
The Netherlands

BERLIN. April ia-tvis wireless to
sayyille 1t is reported from Rotterdam
that tho Dutch steamer Relbcrson. bound
to Lelth from Baltimore. waa compelled
when two days OF tho British coast
TO receive on board a British crew armed
With bombs gronadea aud other weapons
in order TO defend the shin against an
attack Of a German submarine. the over
seas News agency says. 1.-THE captain
of the Hteamahip prpteHtd in vain. The
Dutch fareign office has been informeG
~ this event
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
Franco British Note
is on It's Way to
the United States

LONDON. April 1s.-The reply Of Great
Britain and France 10 the American note
concerning interference with maritime
commerce by the entente allies has been
cabled TO Washington.
Tho communication viii be presented
to the American government BY tho
French and British ambassadors jointly
II consists Of two parts. a long note and
supplement signed by the French gov
ernment. Since lta arrival At Washing
ton certain cable changes have been made
In The original note.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20

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