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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-29
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-29
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-29

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-29
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Labor Party Decides
To Give It's Support
To Lloyd George

London, Dec. Ut is regarded
this afternoon as virtually certain
that David Lloyd George will sue
ceed in organizing ministry which
will have tine support Of a majority
in the House OF Commons, the labor
party having decided to participate
in the making up OF the new cabinet.
1t is said that George Nicoll
Barnes, labor member Of Parliament
for the Blackfriars' division of Glas-
gov and rivy councillor, and Ar
thur Henderson, president OF the
Board of Education in the coalition
ministry, will be members Of the
cabinet and that one of them will sit
in the war council. In addition it is
also said three undersccretaryships
will be allotted to the labor party.
1t is understood Mr.. Lloyd George
is aiming at cabinet OF twelve mem
bcrs, FIVE of them unionists, i've lib
erals and two labor representatives.
From this. number a small war coun-
Gil is to be appointed.
The labor parliamentary party to-
day adopted a resolution expressing
the hope that lin the supreme crisis
an endtavor will be made by the new
government to settle the Irish ques-
ton and bring about the widest
measure of cooperation of all forces
and energies Of the nation and the
empire"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Wilson Entertains
Men Who Aided in
His Second Election

Washington. Dec. 7.-Prcsidcnt
Wilson gave a dinner at the White
House tonight in honor OF Vance Me-
Cormick, chairman of the national
democratic committee, with members
of the democratic campaign commit
tee and Of the progressive committee
which aided in the presidents re-elec-
ton, as guests. 1t was a celebration
OF the victory last month.
In addition to Mr.. Mccormick the
diners included Homer S. Cummins,
vice chairman; Representative Carter
Glass. secretary; Wilbur B. Marsh,
treasurer; Senator Walsh, western
democratic manager; Henry Morgen-
thau, chairman of the finance com
mittee of the democratic national
committee; Gavin McNab and F. J.
Heney OF California and democrair
and progressive leaders from other
states.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Rail Commission
Calls Omaha Road
Upon the Carpet

Lincoln Dec 7.-(Special. )-The
state railway commission has issued
all order calling upon the Minneapo-
lis & Omaha railroad company to
appear b.,ore that beody on Decem-
Der l9 and show cause why the COM
mission should not revoke its for
mer order allowing that roa to run
trains out of Sioux City to Omaha
wit .oat stopping at Dakota City and
South Sioux City.
The c. nmission holds that the
road secured the order through a
misrepresentation of the reason why
they desired the, changes made, al
leging that it was for the purpose
of .akirg better tim. and come =
tions, when the complaint sets out
that it was for the purposc>>sf stop
ping passengers from going I, those
points to take trains, thus saving the
advance nargcd because OF inter
state passenger rates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
R0UMANIANS FLEE
FROM BUCHAREST
Capital Abandoned by Army
and Inhabitants Before
Teutons Arrive.
MAY CUT. OFF RETREAT
MAY CUT OFF RETREAT

III h.;af d;r.a..ha. =, ,,I,aL .,o
. d"'t D'' '''p"'N''' II" ""'>, NV ~
rail- OF bucharest was announced lett
in doubt the fate OF the armies which
were resisting the advance of the
,ro,..o.,;. ;.,.aao..
i.u'o''e i''''"uei
1t is assumed IN most entente quar-
ters, however, that there was no last
stand" bv the Roumanians before
their canital and such news as has
trickled through from German
sources indicates that Bucharest was
virtually deserted when thc Teutonic
forrcs entered if. The citv is said
10 have been fnund uniniured /
Military commentators in entente
can;tals no;nt to the nrobab;litv that
the actions Just prior to the capture
Of Bucharest were fought merely, with
view to. delaying the advance OF
Field Marshatvon Mackensen,s forces
and aiding III the escape OF the nam
body ofRoumafianS- lhe capture OF
Ploechtl, the railway Junction thirty
sM ihhcs norm oi BUCHAREST now
ever, may have blocked the retreat
OF part OF Inc kouh'ah'ah lorces,
lhls city moreoyer' is IN Inc center
OF the great frahoVa Va''ey OIL us
trlct - -,
German OPINION IS expressed TO the
erect that the koumaniahs nave ae-
cided to abandon an OF Wallachia' the
iilail po.i'o., - y. ~. ta N Wnidau;n | tha;r
northeastern province, where the
front would he materially shortened
and where thev would be in close
tonch with the Russians,
The total cantures of Roumanians
bv The forces of the central mowers
s;pcc tbe beginning of the war arc
renorted IN have been 100000 men.
d.. =. A.. who,. Fror,
Neoea. on ~ w.
Berlln, Dec. /.-lWleIess ~ DAY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Van Dyke Writes !
Poem Glorifying
Name of France

New York, Dec. DIR. Henry Van
Dyke, whose resignation as minister
to The Netherlands was announced
last Monday, contributes TO the cur
rent number OF the Art World, under
the title of "The Name of France" ,"
the verse poem glorfying France and
with these lines:
A name that calls the world to
share
The burden OF sacrillcial strife,
Where the cause at stake is the
worlds free life,
And the rule Of the people every
where
A name like alvow, a Hamc like a
prayer,
| give you, France.
In statement to the correspondent
of the Associated Press in The Hague
announcing his resignation, DR.. Van
Dyke said:
The main reason was my wish to
return to work as writer with full
freedom to say what | think and
feel"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Government Agents at Ell Pa5o
Report Mutilation and
Murder of Man s
Named Foster.
ONE AMERICAN HANGED
Howard Gray, Mining Engineer,
Is Executed at Parral, Says
Report of Messenger.
OTHER AMERICANS SAFE

FL Paso, Dec. 7,-Government
agents here today sent report 10
Washington saying an American
named Foster had been mutilated,
then burned at the stake by Villa
bandits operating near Torreon.
The report was said to have been
brought by refugees coming to the
border from Torreon. They also re-
ported seeing sixty Carranza soldiers
with their ears cut off by Villa ban
dts near Torreon, Fosters son was
forced to witness his fathers eSecu-
ton, the report stated.
Foster was an American hacienda
superintendent. His first name, his
home in the United States and his
relatives are not known here. Fl
Ell Paso, Tex Dec, 7,-Howard
Gray, an American mining man at
Parral. was killed by Villa bandits
when they entered the town Noyeni-
Der 5, according to a telegram re-
ceived today by the Avarado Mining
and Milling company. a !,
The message said all other Amer
leans we're safe and American prop
erty was unharmed. Gray had sis
ter, a Mrs. Bowman, residing III ii
Paso.
- A messenger who arrived from Par
raj shortly after the telegram was
made public sad Gray was hanged
by order of Villa,
Gray Shot and Hanged.
Gray was shot to death in the door
way OF his home near Parral and his
body then hanged by band Of Villa
bandits from Villas main column, two
foreign refugees who reached here to-
day from Parral reported,
These foreigners saw Edgar kock,
German vice consul in Parral, before
they left that city He told them he
was ordered executed by Villa ban
dts at Santa Rosalia after being
robbed OF $4,000 worth OF silver bars
belonging to the Alvarado Mining and
Milling company The refugees also
saw Theodore Hoemuller, a German,
gbeiose they left Parral He was res
ported to have been killed. together
with his wife and family, They said
all other foreigners in the Parral dis
trict-were safe, except number of
Chinese. who had been killed.
Villa Not at Chihuahua.
Washington, Dec. 7.--Doubts that
Villa himself was in chihuahua City
when the city was taken from the
Carranza forces. as was reported, have
been raised by the story OF a dcsertcr
from Villas band, who says the ban
dit chief directed the fighting by tele-
graph from Bustilo's ranch, near Chi
huahua. His story was forwarded to
the War department today by the
American military authorities at FL
Paso. e.
Offer to Labo" Party.
The Central News says Mr.. Lloyd.
George has offered the labor party
two seats in the cabinet, one represen-
fative in the war council and three
under secrctaryships and that the Of
fer is under consideration. The House
of Commons adjourned until Tuesday
A meeting OF the liberal party, over
which MIR. Asquith will preside, will
be held Friday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Allen is Charged
With Murder of an
Iowa Young Woman

Seattle, Wash, Dec IA charge
Of murder in the first degree was filed
yesterday against Percival V. Allen,
who escaped from the county jail
last Monday while serving years
sentence for unlawfully living with
Miss Anna Danielson, who died in
convulsons in Aliens apartment in
this city last July. No trace Of Allen
has been found, but it is believed he
is hiding in Seattle.
The murder charge is filed because
OF evidence of poisoning discovered
through tn. efforts of relatives Of
Miss Danielson in Iowa and Mime
apols. The complaint names the
woman as Mrs. Anna Daniclson Allen
by virtue of a wedding ceremony per-
formed in Tacoma July 5, Allen, who
posed as an osteopath physician, is
alleged to have been a professional
swindler of women. He, met Miss
Danielson on a steamer vtyage from
San Francisco to Seattle.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Five Thousand of
National Guardsmen
Are Ordered Home

San Antonio, Tex, Dec, "a total
OF S,767 National Guard troops en-
gagged in border service was today
designated by General Funston to go
home. He acted under orders from
the War department to select be-
tween 5000 and 5000 troops for re-
lease.
A number of New York organiza-
tons at Pharr and MeAllen are in,
cluded in the list. but il was said at
headquarters that General Organ
and headquarters staff of the New
York division, have not been ordered
home, However, such an order is un-
derstood to be under consideration
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
THIS PASTOR NOT
TOO PROUD TO FIGHT
Rev. Robert r. Leavens, How.
ever, Does Not Sanction
Invasion of Mexico.
TALKS TO BUSINESS MEN

81 am willing, il necessary, to go
to the, border TO defend the country
against INVASION" said Rev. Robert
Lcavens OF the First Unitarian church
of Omaha, in talk OIL peace before
the MONDAY club in the Commercial
club rooms. "But am willing to go
across the border on no condition ex-
ccpt as one soldier with many soldiers
of other countries to establish peace
in Mexico"
Mr. Leavehs spoke Of the aim Of
the League to Enforce Peace. He
said it aims to establish court Of
justice between nations, board Of
arbitration, and all agreement that il
any nation enters hostilities without
first taking the course Of the court OF
Justice and the arbitration board, then
it shall be subjected to the concerted
action of other nations in the league
to suppress that hostility.
= Justihable Wars.
He declared the only sighting to
be done, N the world should in the
future be fighting against such forces
OF nature as are hostile to civilization
and human advancement, such as the
long and successful fight the Holland
ers have made against the encrOach-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
.HONORS ARE HEAPED
ON RID. M'FADDEN
HoteY Clerks of Two States
Elect Him President and
Boost Him Again.
WANT HIM AS THE BIG BOSS

a. r, D. McFaddcn OF the Wellington
Inn was elected president of the Ne
braska-Iowa Hotel Clerks associa-
ton, which is concluding its two days
session in Omaha.
Not only was he elected president
of this association for the ensuing
year, but it was recommended that he
be pushed as national president of the
Greeters f-Amcrica at the conven-
ton OF this national body to be held
at Boston next June. This recon-
mendation came from the board Of
governors in their regular report. 1t
was greeted with enthusiasm, and
right now McFadden's derby is in the
ring for the fight.
Yes, and the Nebraska-lowa asso-
citation is to send a delegation OF ten
men to the national convention TO
put it's favoEitc, son, MeFadden, across,
The ten delegates were also decided
upon at the morning meeting, They
are Colonel II. B. Summers, Ottuinwa,
Ia; Colonel William Anderson, Oma-
ha; ]. w. Kennedy, Omaha; Joseph
NJ. McCaffery, Hot Springs. S. D.;
r. Koenigsberger, Omaha; Jay Mac
clarity, Sioux City, Ia; Paul Stanton,
Omaha; John Keenan,, Omaha; NBry-
ant Omaha, and r, d. McFaddcn,
Omaha. '.i
Hamilton in Again.
Jay S. Hamilton OF Omaha was re-
elected secrctary-treasurer of the Ne
braska-Iowa association. and Colonel
William Anderson was made first vice
president
The delegates enjoyed luncheon at
the Hotel Loyal at noon, with their
ladies' present. They were photo
graphed in group on the postofice
steps at 2 o'clock and the ladies we're
given an auto ride at 2:l5.
At the election Of officers the fol-
lowing were chosen: Sam Foster OF
Mason City, la. second vice presi-
dent; X. c. Koenigsburger Of Omaha,
third vice president; S. X. Wright Of
Oskaloosa, la, sergeant at arms; S,
B. Somers OF Ottumwa, Ia, r. L.
Bryant of Omaha, A. A. Frost OF Des
Moincs, H. c. Heckett of Lexington,
Neb., and George Danchy OF Oska-
loosa, members of the board of gov
ernors. The board of governors will
select the next meeting place at their
annual meeting.
The two days session of the hotel
clerks closed with banquet at the
Hotel Fontenelle last evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Oil Inspection Receipts
Higher During Biennium
(From a Slaff Correspondenl. J


Lincoln, Dec. 7.-(Special. oil
inspection receipts have increased
about 100 per cent during the pres
ent biennium.
During the l9ll-l2 bicnnium the
fees OF the office amounted to ap-
proximately $ll3,000. In 19l3-l+
they increased TO $l45000. but during
the present biennum the fees have
jumped to $22l,00O $4,000 being
collected the past year.
Commissioner Harman says that
this is due to the fact that large
q iantties of oil have been used for
automobile and commercial purposes
and also that every barrel OF oil
coming into the state has been in
spectcd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
More Food Inspections
Than During Year Before

Lincoln, Dec. 6.--(Special, 1.-The
state food department yesterday filed
case against F. r. Smith of the S.
& X. meat market Of this city, alleg-
ing the sale OF impure, meat. Mr..
Smith, who is manager of the market,
pleaded guilty and was assessed fine
of $40 and costs, which he paid,
commissioner Harman announces
that inspections for the last bien-
mum have been 100 per cent greater
in number than during the previous
bicnnium, running up to 52,450.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Roy Barnes Cleared
On CHARGE Of Murder

Fairbury, Neb,, Dec. 7,-(Special
Telegram AFTER celebrating since
9 o'clock Wednesday evening jury
here at, noon today acquitted Roy
Barnes Of attempting to kin Ernest
Z. McLane, May 20. 1915.