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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
POSITION REGARDING SUBMARINE
WARFARE AND ARMED SHIP
QUESTION TO BE Defined
IN STATEMENT.
FURNISHES GROUND WORK
FOR INTERNATIONAL CODE
Secretary Lansing Returns to Washing.
ton Ready to Make Announcements
limited States Will Stand Un-
aIterabIy Upon Principles Laid
Down-Studies Problem.

Washington, March 25.-The United
States soon will make, for the infor-
NATION of the nations of the world, a
complete statement of its position re-
garding the conduct of submarine war
fare and the arming of merchant ships
for defensive purposes.
1t has not been definitely determined
Just what form the announcement will
take, but it is considered not unlikely
that a circular memorandum may be
addressed to the powers.
To Stand by Present Principles.
Whatever the form of the declara-
ton, prepared after careful considera-
ton, to all the claims made by both
sets of European belligerents, it will
serve to guide the course of this gov
eminent in future negotiations. The
United States will stand unalterably
upon the principles already laid down.
Coming from the most powerful of
the neutral nations, at a. time when
all the other great world powers are
at war, the pronouncement may fur
nish the ground work for a new inter-
national law to be developed after the
war which will provide for the use of
submarines in naval warfare.
Lansing Studies Problems.
The law now does not take into con-
sideration the activities of submarines
or the possibilities of their use.
Secretary Lansing returned to Wash
1ngton after spending a fortnight at
Pinehurst, N. c. During his absence
from the capital he has had under
consideration a great volume of data
regarding submarines and armed
ships.
He gave careful study to the intri-
cate problems involved, and nearly all
his working hours are understood to
have been devoted to the subject, in
an effort to reach conclusions just and
fair to all concerned.
On Armed Ship Question.
1t was determined before the secre.
tary left Washington, that the United
States should take some positive stand
on the submarine armed ship cues
ton, but that no action should be TAX.
en- until all TIE facts were at hand and
had been carefully studied.
1t is considered improbable in off,
clal and diplomatic circles that the an
nouncement will be made before the
political situation in Germany result
Ing from the retirement of Admiral
Won Tirpitz has been clarified. It is
not believed the administration would
be willing to issue a statement def1n-
Ing it's position at time when such
an action might be used in political
way by factions in nation with which
1t is negotiating.
That definition of defensive arma.
ment will occupy a prominent position
In the declaration, whatever it's form.
virtually is certain.
Limitations of defensive armament
may be described, and they will gov
ern merchant ships which enter the
territorial waters of the United States.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
VILLA is SURROUNDED az
y. S. AND MEXICAN FORCE

Fl Paso, Texas, March 81. -
= Mexican Consul Garcia announced
. he had received a telegram from
. General 8ertani that Villa was
surrounded at FL Oso, five miles
south Of Namiquipa by American
= and Mexican troops and that a
decisive battle was imminent. Der.
tan's message said the American
troops came up following the de-
* feat Of Villa earlier in the day bv
Is the Carranzistas at Santa Ger.
= trudes.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
FIERY RED PIMPLES
soothed and Healed by Cuticura SOAP
and Ointment. Trial Free.

Smear the affected skin with Cuticura
Ointment on end Of finger. Let it re-
main i've to ten minutes. Then wash
of with plenty of Cuticura Soap and
aot water. Dry without irritation.
Nothing like Cuticura for all skin
roubles from infancy to age.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L.
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
VILLA SUPPORTERS ARE HELD
Wholesale Arrests Made at 81 p,.o
and Other Points Since Co..
unbus Incidents.

Ell Paso, Texas, March 24.-Arrests
OF Villa supporters and sympathizers
here and at other points along the
border have reached wholesale propor.
lions. Since the Columbus Incidents.
Villa men in the United States terri.
tory are said to have redoubled their
efforts to assist their hunted leader.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
SIGNAL CORPS SENT TO
JOIN PERSHlhG's FORCE

FL Paso, Texas, Marei, 25.-
Signal corps reinforcement for
General Pershing were sent from
Fort Bliss under Lieutenant S. G.
Mcci'l. All except 10 men Of
Company ! Of the signal corps
have now been sent into Mexico.
The 10 men are in charge Of the
radio station at Fort Blies.
I i 4 Il
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30

+ GRANT CONVICT LEAVE TO
PLANT HIS SPRING CROP .

Salem, Ore, March "a. - Gov. .
ernor James Witheycombc has 4
granted a eo-day leave Of absence d
to c. o: Bogart serving a term in .
the penitentlary for an assault .
with intent to XIII Ia order that
he might plant his spring crop. =
ana It possible save his home. >
stead from foreclosure proceed
jnos. .
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
Say Chinese Revolt Il Ended

Say Chinese Revolt Il Ended.
San Francisco, CAL, March 24.-Of-
ficials OF the Chinese Republic asso-
citation, which, has been actively finan-
cling the revolution against Yuan Shi
Kali, said here that the announcement
from Picking means that the revolu-
ton Is at an end. The association has
a membership in the Americas Of
about 100000.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30

Throw OFT Colds and Prevent Grip.
When you feel = cold coming on, take LAxA:
1--WE BROMO QulNlkH. Il lemoyes cause Of
Colds and Grip. Only Ono BROMO QU1NlNA'
q w GROW signature on box. 26c.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
Way Of the Law

Prison Visitor-What terrible crime
las this man committed?
Jailer-He has done nothing. He
merely happened to be passing when
Tough Jim tried to kill a man, and he
s being held as a witness.
Visitor-Where is Tough jim?
Jailer-He is out on bail.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
Where the Money Goes.

Where the Money Goes.
Teacher-lf farmer sold 1.47S
bushels of wheat for SLIT a bushel,
what would he get?
Boy-An automobile.
The people who never make mis-
lakes all reside in the cemetery.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
Generous Man.

Generous Man.
Il hear the divorce allowed each to
have the child half the time''
"Yes-he wants it days."-Judge.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
Norwegian Bark, linfieId. Sunk

Norwegian Bark, LinfieId, Sunk.
London, March 24.-The Norwegian
bark Lindfield has been sunk. Thirty
OF the crew were rescued and are
aboard the Norwegian bark StlaS
which Is approaching Queenstown.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
It's Meaninq.

lis there anything in that cipher?"
We'll, it probably was not devised
merely for naught."
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30

When a woman trusts her husband
implicitly the honeymoon is still
young.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
PETITION FOR DUALlSTlC
BELGIUM SENT TO KING

Correspondence Of the Associated Preaa1
THE HAGUE. Netherlands March 81
A petition on the subject NJ duallstlc
Belgium, comprising under tho ono crown
self-R0yerninF Nethorlaudish speaking
Flanders ana French apeahinE Wal.
lonla. haH Inst been sent 20 King Albert
BY Tho National Flemish union. society
which was formed before the war. ID
now consists on over 1000 members and
has branehna IN all important cities Of
Belgium
Tho Immediate motive u tho petition
WIS Tho dunninssi ny the nelgian gov.
eminent uf Two lelgian officials who arc
rdltlng D Finnish paper published III Am
sierdam the Yiaamarhe Rtem CFlemish
Noieoi which nekos itself tho mouth.
niece ~ IAN autonomous Flanders within
GA independent and neutral nelRium
TIE poiitior declares
~ h baaming daily clearer 20 All
conscious Wlemlnga that hnnrefor
ward tbe fatal striving after unity %
speech which unfortunately haa necn me
fuldlua sainl " nelgiama Internal pol
leF since the Independence. must b.
hruheu with for good I.ot unity nf heart
and mind o. i..hoefafth tha real motto
- all iiat aioue ean produce powef, 81
ven AZ TRANQUILITY ftsaae oniy arc pre-
paHng far helaium a future ~ real praa,
peflif ln ias'lnf peace eho desire 90 500
4 mnae federal state bolh halvuh ~
WHieh diapaso W complete freedam over
tHfBf mMN rata w5tfH 4Aefttttfs slastsfff s,
ihsif ovH alnis thslr nau speesh ana
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
GERMANY KNOWS
NOTHING OF SUSSEX
Ambassador Gerard Gables that
Teutons Have No Official In.
formation on Incident.
WILL ASK sUBsEA CAPTAINS

WASHINGTON, April ~ Ambans
aadof Gerard cabled the state de.
partnent today that he had been in
formed by The German government
that nothing was known officially
there ~ tho attack on the steamers
Sussex and EnRllahman, but that an
Investigation waa being made. He
said The German government IN
formed him they bad only Newspaper
reports On The Two cases up 20 the
present
The contents u Ambassador osrafda
dispatch. The nfni received from him
since lnauiriea shout The two ships wGra
fofHnded ~ Berlin several days ago
wefa Immediately sent by wireless 70
President Wilson, who IL taking week
snd iHp down iho Potomac liver on the
natal yaoht MaYflower
Tic Investigation pfomiheg may take
q Nefk m mora. Submarine commanders
~ sra viii have ~ report before The Der
maH government Wiil be- IN a position ~
10y defbiieY Nhetber mr. n Ne sub
marines aiiache1 ibe Sussex Or gnRlieh
Blab.
Officials take fof granted that he Eng
Hshmsn vas Gttansed by German sub
6aflHe beoaum N feBoriA tb0t warning
shots Nefe fifed ~ y before u vas torpa
doedl Tiry also btieYe that ths NHesef
Nas ATTACKED bg submarine bat have
~ conclusive pfa9f
npiebsisa for Use of sHJssas,
AAsTBHDAN. Msfeb m.-fWa London.
Apfl i'm dispatch received hfre ff6m
Hefiin. sbys that the resolution regarding
aubHAflns warfare which WINS adopted by
40 parlles IN The ileiehFia9 recently and
created a socialist minority group, n ~
be presented q Chancellor voa beihmahu-
ltgllWeR The resolution stands w me
Hsms N Major Ernst Bassefman, iea1ef
N tiie national liberals and twelve other
members ~ the Releasing
The tent ~ The resolution. ~ receiye9
here, " lH part ~ follows
eaaiHR uiat ths submarine h8s proved
~ BE- 40 effective NeaD0B against Eng
ilsh methods ~ Varfare. Vaeod op Che
starvation ~ Germany The iielehsiag ~
presses The conviction That tbs Heees
faft ~ make such use NJ ouf submarines
on ~ 80 Our military ms6ns as viii Rgafs
aniee llie peaee 9nd Safeguard The fgtufe
OF Germany"
Tie foregoing translation ~ the flrsf
part N tho resolution piaoss different
construction on the attitude ~ The iieiohs
sfaK than that implied IN The translation
N ibe resolution s9Dt by wireless iasf
nlght from the 0yemeas News agency u
Berlin. Tho wireless version contained
thesa wOfdai
'9fhe iieieiWtaR Expresses eertliufs that
u Il neressary 10 ute ~ military means,
exclusive ~ submarines, fl such way
~ 70 insure pence which guarantees
Oernanya future"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

son. pr FINLEY Of the New York State
ioard of Education says;
president Angel has put the lower
Jung u Tho college within reach " every
ilgh school graduate in Michigan. 70 give
iim every incentive 70 climb for higher
.dncalion, Tho mechanism has grown
ipder his hands until 4 has become the
af teat and most complete ~ its kind -
diplomatic Appointments.
$50 a diplomat. ". Angel gained inter
1aO0nal distinction He waH sent by
President Hayes ~ minister 70 China IN
RWssL During this time be acted as com
missioner IN negotiating important
tfeatcs ito was appointed BY President
NeIEinleg ~ minister % Turkey Ia lsd
illa public service also included appoint.
inenip 10 fhe international Commission
~ canAdihn f1aboriea and ehairmanship
N the Cauadian-Amencen eommisEion on
deep wotefW0ys from the great lakes 70
me aea.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Nurse Succumbs to Poisoning
Contracted While in Hospital

Acute INFECTION ard blood poisoning,
contracted white she was engaged IN
hor duties ~ nurse. caused tho death NJ
Z O'Clock o. m, yesterday of Mlas Carmen
Betz. = years l0f axe. nurse for tho last
elgh lssB months At the South Omaha
hospital Her father, Dr. W. n Betz,
who attended her. gave ~ ali hopes "
her recovery ~ early ~ Thufsd9g Gf-
tgrDo0n
Miss Betz and Miss Vern9 plcbier.
nurses al tho hospital we're both taken
NJ Inst Monday with what appeared 10
DO mnrnpa They wers M once isolated,
Miss picbters allfnent developed unrnis-
taxable signs ~ humps, but no swell
lnRs appeared on Miss Betzs neck The
case wap later diagnosed - dlphtbefia.
but when ~, Hetz visited his d0ughtof
Thursday evening lie became alarmed
and ~ 0bce took her 10 his home IN
Bellevue No slgna Of either mumps
or diphfborih appeared ami Dr. Botz de-
cidfd That his daughter had become IN
faefed hi the neck, and from thSr9
throughout hsr whole system with pols.
0Dona baoIli, probably through breath
ing germs while attending n patient
Miss Hetz feRainad fOnsciouanenn only
~ Intervals through fridsy and Friday
evening Aff6f I Ills morning she never
becamh conscious 6Raib.
Miss NJ Dem, besd nurse at the h0a-
pital, SAID that n waH mystery 70 hor
how Miss lsolz could have contracted
my infection No poisonous of infectious
caaea ara permitted ~ me hospital, she
haid, ana although MiHs Betz nlaht have
become infected from even pneumonia
casos. there have been none such ~ the
Institution fof Soma lime
The funeral VII probably take place
Sunday afternoon Young men Of Bel.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
JAMES B. ANGELL,
EDUCATOR, DEAD

CONTINUES from raae onsl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
LADY NICOTINE BECOMES
LUXURY AMONG GERMANS

Correspondence Or tho Associated PfeesJ
HAMBURG, Germany, March D.-Mans
ufaetnrefB ana retailers have Increased
the price Of cig9fe,, beca0se Of the fur
Their rise IN Dutch exchange. The cigar
thai formerly retailed FOR u pfenniga, IL
sold today for ~. ana on the moro eA-
ponsiye grades the advance is creator.
Tho German tobacco market, Of which
Hamburg II the center, had large sup.
plies Of tobacco on hand when the war
began, but these we're used ~ about .
year ago ana since then dernaDy has
been obliged 70 depend chiefly upon suoh
tobacco ~ oame IN from Holland. IN
addition 70 the increase CAUSED BY the
rise ~ Dutch exchange, there may be
stili further advances, because there .
talk Of n higher exchange upon tobacco
IN all forms.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

ha ffsi tanA himself 81 pttun la
se'lo elaln4sd ~ had tAahbt Is ahu
#'hie sulssfsilI talumhas ~ fuait4
al'fea tiafiiani fpnn ana nstsa ~
hsF itsiatsa Ne
Wiii Muha Anll Wgaf esaH "
/ At@ls eba q Npsflsd q hata sssh
q tist q telaysla smmss was usau,
taf % the hsaIiY q 0hla Hiais Sal
ttisif tem ~ nD shaa be afsass
fAmt
wv alte isf Nm etr a ~ ~ fafn4a
paaa8s d fsaFanss ia ussssse mai
hff msibf sss Hl aha lasua sat a.
mssftsf aAs isHa abefih af,se 81
elie AsNaftEA pg8i isssHe aisa itt this
eliF iila a8t sad hst M4Fn faaAA istat
iN ~ eaHif mAtat eA lAkr ahtafta
a laY3sg stlileH ta be aiis tbs As hs
aisfFtsFg4 ett bee lsH t.sfi af h.ss
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

This store extends 10 you and your friends
cordial invitation 10 inspect our extensive
stocks Of home furnishings You will be sur.
prised at the lowneSs Of price and the high
quality Of the goods shown. Our low cx.
pcnsc, our inexpensive location and our big
buying power enable Us 10 quote You lower
prices on reliable bomefuuishings.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
College Professor Missing Years
Found Working as a Dishwasher

aalmWAt0 eriWN0 Stella Apfa
AflFf wAtAeflHa I'D iAF9 Fesfs yH
flA 81 atnnsNA fhsN takelie, "a NuReE
Nfsa 81 4astas lai'ess hiHatlpH rsN
aas. snA fHfHef ffaissssl ~ hisian
hs Nulamtia anlsHgHiN aes feNnA 81
shs ppllM hsfs iaAaFt em1iHs naslah
wAta sasfth wsHFk tsKan u haFseltaN
Ni4 taVeliA eha wAE knnNh tFgiaf
- lha nana - y nflsH hsa ssfn sglA
les a. aisheashsf u hlAsis 20 shf
isas NeaN
AmaiaK II sha psisas Aa stml'lFi
laa t8sAilit, asa islA mai ~ fsNelHsa
tafilai Weaesf tsa yeats AsA ka
issf8A a. is'l b8 elfe Af thss liiea ~
sasa ~ maAtea n eslefeHsel "a h.H
AleA sa8 MhsA faa nssNHgF gsiaH8a
eaA Na nasslA Fsteal tts eAstest#Hts
iiis ~ila $40 Nsas IA HeiwAla rsa
afs tss tasa hsi.fsa tAsalla ssi Mai
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
An 0reat Mep.

Oufe upon time, no the story Ross,
FreHolHnaD Visiting the iDfub ~ Napoleon
wrote on y convenient val ibc llnaH
'H0Hg Wna y HfeGt many, soldier
brave ana true"
Az EnFiaman coming along a little
later read this and added.
"iB1 Wellington did beat him NJ The
battle ri WBtefl0oH
The next visitor was an American. who
seeing fhe foregoing contributions, rushed
INTO The competition with oil Of The re-
airaint that chafatsriz0s the members ~
orr great nation
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

their own conceptions Of NE To the
threat La Boidquo sera latlns ou ellie ne
sora pms Belgium will be Latin Or she
vim not be az ail--F1andsra with deep
conviction returns tie emphatic answer
belgium viii be- re-ostaDlished on dual
istic or federal footing, with separate
SELF governments for Flanders and Wall
l0nl0 or II win no longer Droys capable
~ mo DaV0aBt eonsulesr"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

DAILY AUTO DELIVERY 10
BENSON, DUNDEE, FLORENCE,
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND SOUTH
SIDE.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

sduostlon lfe conferred degrees on
nearly 2Do graduates 400 Of whom wee
women
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

tFpnluutu from Fuke bFtt
,ducstion ife conferred degrees on
nearly 2.D9 graduates, 21oo Of whom were
women
Taught DInsY and Hay,
Born ~ seituafs, II T.. january 7. IEza,
james Angel served during his early
manhood ~ farm hand on his fathers
estafe and attended Brown university.
Al a years he was invited 70 become a
Professor ~ modern languages IN th9
university, Among students IN his classes
we're Richard olnoy and John Hay
During the later years Of his work At
lfoNu, Professor Angel wrote editorials
for the Providence Journal and found
iris 80 much 70 his likius that he abau.
doned MS academic work to become sdi-
Tor u the paper
An Incident occurred AZ this time that
concentrated hia insistencs upon plain,
unvaniShed truth" Ills former student.
John Hay. upon graduation from college
had taken 40 The study Of law in Abras
ham LlneoinA office ~ Springfield H.
Editor AnKeil engaged Hay 70 write
series ~ articles On Lincoln. consid-
efable sentiment about Lincoln ~ a
'rail-aplitier appeared IN the manu-
fffipt Angel. uu reading the copy"
took his pencil ana slaNbsd II unmerci.
fullF declaring thar lt was TOO highly
reiefed ana refusing 20 print cxagReras
lion ~ sentlmeniaiiy
nalYo ua The factE he demanded.
eithan establishment"
Angell remained la charge ~ tho Jour
nai darinE the EVIL war period. unfali
inAlY loyal % thn government. bur al
tia conclusion ~ The strife he accepted
> call from the University Of Vermont
- become lia president This. IN 1904,
wis 1870 years before hF Charles w.
Elnoi fetoiVnd hls appointment 10 iIars
ward
Head 81 tattsrsitF of MiehiEsn,
Afisf five gasm in Vermont. nr An
eea save way % inslHteHl calls from
MiehlHbn ana eFgerlpd tits presidency ~
iha state university there III tMi
uufnF hh administration the student
naAf lnrfeased from ~ % kim The
annual appropriations rase from tnsa
e iasleo This fafNliy Wfe@ from Thirty
nlue meuhNFa u a.
am Frequently asked how ~
ffaai 90 lhia phenomenal growth. "a.
Flsined President ANGEL niatestly "a
q 1af. in 4 lafee MEASURE think. a
ihe eAfNllange ~ aHf faculty
ttla fN,lmw tAaeataFH haMNNaf haaiau
lAfE atesHfe ~ create apM w. a.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
ATHLETIC CLUB
PLANS TAKE SHAPE

CONTINUED from Page OboJ
1eriali1a mat alone involved ~ outlay
/ N ft1.N1
/ WIN the erection ~ dub house ooat
/ INK approximately pl1D0. tho 6naha
Athletic eiub by the lime u baa been
flnlshed vii havo represented IN et-
/ peDdlfufe of upwards ~ tbeo-quartas
~ q million dollars, n the present plans
~ ne promoters matsdaliza
New CinB ~ FlnHB0sd,
There exists No longer my doubt ~ 10
ile auoeeasful financing N Tho proposed
eiuD house.
/ tho financial Standing and public
spirited character of tho mon who have
taken tbo initial steps IN boosting lhe
/ project, together with the known fact
thai several ~ thG leading trust conn
Danieg afe ALREADY making BIDS for The
bonds of he club. loom 10 ~ tho n0st
I significant assurances whieh anRuf fGr
the fueeaanfui carrying nut ~ me uBder.
taking
oIaaben N character that has met With
widespread approval IL drafting tho
prompting plans n that tbe project VII
he hoBdied entirely by local mon
offers " professional promoters "
athletic clubs have been rejected, the
OmAbhns having decided ~ carry
through ne undertaking by themselves
AZ the best Features.
Although no definite plans - 70 me
elUb house construction have been de-
flded upon II II unanimously agfeed that
the pr0posed palatisl home ~ the omaha
Athletic einb viii have Incorporated IN
u every feature found practical ~ The
cuba N other large cities 0Dd many
others ~ an ultra-modafp type which
sill find thslf inception here,
There viii b. cafe and Rdli rooms.
fhe last word IN billiard rooms and
bowling alleys, Tho most modern aud
convenient type ~ swimming pools ana
baths N every description. n large gym
nasium for every Kind Of athletic sport
aH0 diversion, tennis. squash and hand
bail courts, ball room and countieBs
other features
The fum0r~lRtef Hubftantiatod-tha
ths new club house would have about
10 sleeping rooms and apartments re-
suited 10 The promoters being Fwamped
with applications from mon who want
10 live there permanently. ApDroKl-
nnt@g 40 applications have already
come 10 The notice Of the boosters for
tho new club,
For The women folks,
The women have not been left out Of
the tentative plans, II has been de
elded that on certain days the wives.
daughters and friends Of members win
have the uee ~ tho plunGa, baths and
other convenioBees. The proposed mas
nifiooBt ball room bids fair 10 become n
social rendezvous Of Omaha
About twenty-five Or thirty OF the
prime faovers IN the organized effort for
an athletic olub for Omaha that viii be
second 20 none IN this section of the
country have made arrangements 10 visit
and inspect the club houses IN several
OF tho larger cities
Tho trip, which will be made in
vriyaie chr. calls FOR visits 10. among
other cities, Minneapolis Chicago and
Detroit where probably three of the
finest athletia clubs IN the country A.
the present timo are located
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

but Drawer afil. and truer far and
tougher far than sb9e.ieatber
WAS Washington, thd man Who cpuld
have licked them both together
he wrote and doubtless won't aWnX quite
sAHsfisd with his climax Philadelphia
Ledger
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

lcontlnued from pago ono
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
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