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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-19

EMpLOYMs Mt FOR YOUNG WOMEN
AZ At ighu misunderstanding opsrat onS. The
" rx psyS g>,i wages ana the girls n AIDING
house ruo by the Comp .ny aud cont oIied by u
com etent N 3tron aI Dris desirable home
while learning. Address va ths M Watch Co.
Wacham. Mass. i1t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-19

TYYANTED-Dfiddle aged woman for genera
W usework n farm. Two in family.
Good wages. Inquire Barner office or rel.
2l1- w, OFF
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-19

WANTED Girls wapted to- work in box
faciory. Address Vermont BOX Co,
Brist II, VT. 1915
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-19

vIVO RENT-"Carpeute Hill Farm" located
i Lelr Powual Center, VT. Com etei.
stocked; Guernse, cows: one pair Of horses; all
necessary machinery; nicsi, equipped cream.
cry. For particulars inquire OF +. 5. Pratt.
Washington. Ave., Benn ngton, vt. 92tf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

griefpediels oes Miniiters @rep
nit Dem fransoliiden @utidaiter bonn
%. Mopcmber 1912 befannt u1o
cbenio ole l1ebcreinfnnit 5miid,en
Gnglano 1tllo Jranfreid} auegen Der
@ertbeilung Ser Wotte1 int Gimme
eilter &onselttrirung ser cnaliiden
6Iotte nod Der Norbiee rllo ser Ser
.legl1ng Ser fran5oiiiden 6lottenbaiis
nod Dem MHttelneer. Sierrnit miro
cs fir bie oeutihe diplomatic ,nou-
fominer flor, baB I'M Sale cil,es
eutld~fran5oiiiden @rie9es england
sum mir1oelten Sen Shut 5ranfreid,s
unb oeiien Norbfiilte lrno i'm atlan-
tiifen S5ean iibcrron1lmet bate. -
@as engliide &olf alleroings lmtrbe
bon Msauitb ,fbItematiid) getdllid)t
onrh Die m%ieoerfplten irr%efiibrenben
@%rflarl,tgen int l%lnterbaltie, oaB fei-
lie @erpIidtllngen gnglanos SIT ei-
r1er Observation-Disclosures Sronf-
reids %porlagen. (@rflarllngcn Ms-
qnitbs bonn 10. Nsara 1913, "a. Dsiair5
1918 1u,o @reps @rflarnngen bonn
IL. Sltni 1910. 5batiadli6 batte
England o,lrb bas Slottenabfommen
nit Tranfreih Sen lcsten Met leiner
@anolungsfreibeit o~ufeesebeu. &C.
raoe neil Der faiierlid}en &reiernng
oieie Sbatiad)en gertal, befannt 1pa-
rem, bot Ser &eidsfan5ler nah BENT
Iusbrnd oes &rieges nod Sen duBer-
item @eriu6 aemaht, Sen @ranoberb
oes arteges ei%n5uid)ra1rfen bnrd bas
befannte Ineebot, ENGLAND sic Suite
gritdt Sranfreihs n1b 8elgiens 81,
garanttren. CT tpar aud, pollfomnen
gnalnna Sic @abrl,ng leiner
gselttralttdt 5l trlhoglifen ourd Sic
3itIiderl,ng, DOB 0elltld)lanb bon ie-
Dem Nngriff ollf Sic fran5oiiide
abieben moae nno bot
England cine entiprehenoe GrfId-
rllltg am 3. M1lallit sl,geben laIien.
Mber Die @erren Msqltith unb @rep
apiiriften MIN cimmal, England in
ben &rieg bincin5utreiben uno tparen
trot ser oeutidlem Suliderlng ent.
id)loiien, Sic @elegenbeit 5lt %beniisen,
INN iiber oen perbabten Sa~noeIsripa-
len Der5ufallen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

Gin neuer Zeppelin fonnte an
einem Der lcbten Mbenbe bon1 1dipe15er
goben1eeufer beobadtet tperocn. Sne
SEN approximations eiscne. idlarte
3igarrenform 1T beridtpnnben nno
bat elmer Sildform YIat getnadt. Sae
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
@eif sesen sd,,uars.
Die Mntport ser 9eutid)en s(rgenti-
MEMS ollf @nglano's 5dppar5e
2eltc.

SuNDuI0c STIlellt1I DOL 'Ole Des
rilJnlte Shlpar5e 2ilte gebradt. Sic
loa Sen oeutiden &anoel %erorolieln,
Die &erbin0nneer bes bertjden @auf<
matnes abidneiben nno oen @inflnB
oes 9entidtbllms i'm Muslanoe er.
miirgen. sic rihtet iid init edit bril-
tiid)er llnperidatttbeit unbNiidiidts-
loiigfeit gese11 Nel1trale, iiber sic
sSpbn a@ua aud niht sic geringlte
Sl,risoittion ibat. Ser Jauitidlag
ins @elid)t Der Nel,tralen peroient Ell.
1len Gritt sur Mnt1port. l1no Sic red}-
te Mnttport 5u finben, blieb einem an
Mitglieoer5aN feinespees qroBen,
aber 5iemli6 einftuBreiden beutiden
gerein = nidt in BEN Ser. gtaaten,
mo- Dos oeutid : amerifaniibe Gle
ment iebr gut organiiirt lit, - iiber-
lal1en. Sic Inttport lit cine u@eibe
Cite.
Die @eiBe 2iite miro bon Sen
9eutlfen Irgentiniens ols Elm @e-
genmittel gegen oie britiide sdmar-
5e 2ilt tie benubt. sic bergelten gIei-
DIES NUT gleidem unb beantmorten
Den 8opfott eegen oeutide 5irmen
init elmer gerfebmrtg Ser b%erbiinoe-
ten @elf)aftsbauier. 8u oieiem 3tped
lit ouf 8eranlalIung bes v0eutlden
8inenIfaftliden @ereins" bon 841e-
nos MDres cine Site georudt tporoen,
mel6e Die Namen aaer nidt > aaiir=
ten @eidaftsbduler entbdlt. 0ieie
Site miro ieoem, Ser lih meloet, 5rl-
geltellt, uttb bat idpn cine peite Ser
breitung aefunoen. Die @ertbeiluna
erfolgt %foifenlps, oanit nidt jenlanb
aus llnfenntniB oas @eidyaft irgenb
zines aQiirten nit beutldem @eloe
lnteritiite. ga ole beutide uno bon
oeutIden gltern %abitammenoe gepol,
ferung in 8l1enos Mpres unb Ser nd,
beren l1mgebnng ein lebr fauffrdfti.
9es &lrblifum iii, meroen Die bead
ltdtlsten Jolgen liher nidt allsblei'
ben.
Die @eiBe 2i1te lit audi ourh oit
3eitl1ng 6es 3eutl6en @inenidaft
|llden @ereins perbreitet 1poroen. sit
entbalt elm 8er5eifniB Ser oentiden
oltereid}ii6 : ungariiden uno ldypei'
5ertlfen 8eboroen, ferner Ser oeut
lden Sdnlel1, airdengemeinoen
gerel11e uno 3eitunsen; Damn oit
ytarlen oaer beutiden aler5te uni
Apotbefer nnb idJlieBlih oit
9auptlad)e, nod oem Mlpbabet ge
oronet, Die Namen idmmtlider bent
ld)en 1lno oeuti6freumoliden San
%oelsballler uno @eperbetriebe.
gen1erfetslpertb lit arh Ser Merf
lat: n@enn mir geutiden I'M Ml1s
lanoe Den giniluB bes 9eutldtbums
1tarfen lpoaea, 10 miiiien mir in erIte1
Sl11le beim d. EN- aaufman,
ltnlere @oaren faufen nno ben
oent t. den Observation-Disclosures 90,
a1oeren ben gor3ua eeben. 9ami
o'ef1en mir nift muir oieien, ionoerl
audi uns."
Gas it, ioat sic 80. 9. gtoats5."
cine paiienoe artaport al,f sic britt
1de'1 l%leber9riffe in n%eutralen 2an
bern: 8ie gu mir, 10 id sir!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

Gut ansemenbet. Gin
Mann pirb ipesen Morbes gum 9obe
burd ben. @trang perurtbeilt. @ein
Mnpalt reidt Elm @nabensez
5uh Elm unb Der Mann pirb
au 20 Sabren 3uatbaus be%snabist.
Sra? mas iasen sic basu?" frast i'm
Der Mntpalt. SAB i'd Sic ni@t 1d0n
aus Der Sdlinse ataoeen?"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

Steuerltns lit binten rno an ben gcie
ten %floiIenartig angebradt. Statt Der
e%ingeballten 5tpei @pnbeln iiebt'
man jett brei berunterbdnsen. SIN
Ser sroben Sabrsei@pinbi9teit uno
leicbten 9teuerung babe1 bie 2uftl6if@
fe nidts eingebibt. Mn Der u1teren
Sldde i@einen oie 2uftfabr5euse burd
Sanger seidiitt gu lein.
- Sen beutiden 8eb6rben biirfte
es lanstpeilig fem, %beltanoig Die un~
pabren @%elbuneen iiber @ungerfraz
ipalle 81 tpiberlesen, aber tie f0nnen
bieie ansaben nidt untpiberiprpden
lailen, ba gdpeigen als 3%ultimm,lns
ausgelest tperoen fDnnte. gbatlqde
aber lit, baB in 9eutldlanb niem,als
9unserfratpalle ltnttsefunoen baben
%f0nnet1, tpeil elm ber5tpeifelter 3ultanb,
Der 5u ioldem Mufrubr fiibrt, au5se@
idloi1en lit. Cher fann n1an on cine
lolde @lDgli1feit in Sen alliirten 2anz
bern benton, Sic nidt in Der Gage linb,
lire 8rotltoffe ielblt 81 er5eugen uno
BEL Denen Die 3rfubren ebenlo lebr
our6 Mangel an Shiffen, lpie bnrd)
%beitdnbig lteisenoe @ei5enz uno
5ra9tpreYe beOeuteno perfir6t 'perz
Den.
- 9ab Sen srie6iiden 9teierpilten
Sic @iidfebr nad. Sen Ser. staaten
pcrboten miro, laBt oarauf Idlieben,
bab Elm aries in Muslidt itebt. Sic
@offnumg. bab @riedenlano i'm gez
gen Die Mliirten fiibren tpirb, lit nibt
mebr baltbara ieitoem benz a0nis oas
| &eft bon einem i%osenannteu Gusldub
aus Sanben genommen iporben lit, Ser
linn Splbe n1b 9ienlte Der Nliirten
itebt. 8ir slauben aber, bab Die Ser
~|biinbeten ldon ldngit barauf borbez
%reitet gepelen lino, benn mir in bieler
8eile lit es gu erfldren, baB bie 8nlz
!!garen in sriediides Gebiet einsebrunz
gen iinb. Mad ben Grfabrungen nit
Stalien unD nod benz @erbadt, Sen
man sesen Mumdnien be9te, mollte
man nidt mebr risfiren, baB Die Griez
den in bulsariides @ebiet einbrtn9en,
ionbern lit ibnen' 5lboreefpmmen, II
baB Der arieg mad b%etpdbrter Dcutide,
stratesie in Seinoeslano 9efiibrl
tpirb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
@tptt County sparbanl

Offices: @IbtpeItz gde Ser 0ritten u1o
9rabb Strabe.
ginbeoabltes &apital S 100000
ueberldnb unb unees
tbetlte @etptltne . 60O,0OO.00
@utbaben iiber So. 6,000.OO0.O0
Bier &rp5ett 5inien tuerben fir 9c.
ppiiten besablt.
geamte:
Sobn $. Sab, &raiibeat.
Senrb S. Reterien, @iseprdlioeh.
@uIt. Stilben, 8aIiirer.
Streftprtn.
Senrb s. Eeterlen, g. 81. Side, s. s.
Sab, 2puis @anlIen, S. 8. Gears.
s. Us. @abef, gbn. 6. GrplIett, Hatrid
3. @alib, Sobannes Sinot.
8elb pirb berlieben auf @runbetgen,
tbum lnb perIonlide Si6erbett.
Be5ffnet MT sonnabcttb Me1sen bpH
Els s nbr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Or. Blanche Record
SfcppAtb

.Sinnncr Nh. 36 Sahctpurt Sabtn9s
&nuf SIhg. Gel. 4547.
Ghrben: $3.50 bis 1880 llbr &or>
mittogs; 1880 big 4:30 1lbr Gads
mitta9s.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
6cransgcbcr: $. glider Yrintiug 60,
eescssd At the P%ostofflcs at Davenport
- Second Class Matter,

Der rSdsItde .9emosrat", etnf1nebItd
ntrb an bic @bot,nenten In 6iefer stabt III
10 GentS .tpbdertli6 ooer $500 fdbrIt6 Eel
6orais5ablirg fret abgeIiefert.
Watt Der 4oft auBerbaIb ber etabt, mad tr.
senb etrem 4pftantt tn ben Ser. Staaten, "a.
sGna ODER Wegieo. $2.OO tdbrIld bet BoraiS.
gte eonntass . anseabe. nur bird bic Roi
a16 tebem 8oftamt In ben Ser. Staaten, fcftef
f&brlt& S1.O0 bel 8prauS5abIung.
Soft innsrbaib Ser Ser. staaten un6 Sura
frdger In Der Stabt $3.50, bel 8orauS5atIitng
$2.00; nod CANADA $3.50 nnb mad europa
A.00 Der Sabr BET gorauS5abIlxe.
Ser y8bhentIide 9entplrat", tn o.pet IIei.
lem Mttttpods urtb @onnabenbs. toftet timex.
1ad europa $3.50 idbrItd lei 8orauisaIlltro.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
negro SOLDIERS
BATTLE RANGERS,
TROOPER IS SLAIN
Enlisted Men Have Mix with Two
Texas Fighters and Sheriff in
Del Rio Red Light
Zone.
THREE ATTACK THE OFFICERS
Town Will Protest Against Presence
Of Blacks and Ask for Their
Removal.
MUCH INDIGNATION AROUSED

DEL mo, Tex, April o. Private
John Wade, Of Company G, Twenty.
fourth infantry regiment, was killed
here late last night. when two rang
ers and Sheriff Almond attempted u
arrest sixteen negro soldiers, who
had created disturbance In house
In the restricted district.
Three negroes are said TO have At
lacked the officers, while the latter
were taking them to the jail. wade
Jumped on Ranger Barrier, according
10 witnesses. pressing him to the
ground, and clubbing him on the
head with the butt of hls revolver.
Lying on his back, Barrier drew his
pistol and fired over his shoulder.
Wade WAS killed
Protests against the presence Of
and requests for the removal Of tho
negro soldiers, who have been sta
TONED here for tho last three
weeks, were being prepared today to
be sent 10 the War department.
Much Indignation existed IN Del rio
today az result Of the affair
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
CHICAGO WILL CELEBRATE
BIRTHDAY OF OMAHA MAN

The eighteenth birthday anniversary Of
Robert Wedensall, founder of the Omaha
Young Mems Christian association, viii
be celebrated In Chicago April %. under
the auspices Of the Chicago Young Mems
Christian association,
Mr.. Weidensall spent most Of this win
ter IN Omaha, but has been Ia Chicago
for the last month, lie is now and has
been for years. international secretary,
and he originated the idea Of the railroad
Young Mems Christian associations and
founded number Of them, He Ia tho
author Of the history Of the Young Mems
Christian association movement, a work
of twenty volumes.
Rev, Dr. T.. Gfoh Of Omaha, who was a
college mate Of Mr.. Weidonaall ia
Gettysburg college, has written an ap-
probation of him and this viii be read
a. the celebration hy The present pfosi.
dent Of Gettysburg college Ht the celcr
brnti0n.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
Rockefeller Will
Aid Churches in
His Mining Camps

DESyBR, Colo, April a~John =.
Rockefeller jr., has signficd his Intention
TO give financial assistance 20 the cree
lion Of churches in the mining camps OF
tho Colorado Fuel ana iron company ac-
cordlng 20 announcement made today nt
the companys headquarters here.
This support. says the announcement,
will be given either TO Protestant or
Catholic churches, or both, In any com.
pany camp. where the need Of, Or desire
therefor has been manifested by suffi-
Client number Of residents TO assure ade-
quate support and permanencc Of wor-
ship
IN carrying out this program Mr.. Rookie
fellcr. a member Of the Baptist den0ml-
nation. sstipplatea that neither ne, per
honoiiy, nor the company. shall assime
any responsibility for or control over the
churches
ANY church 10 be suceeasful must be
organized and controlled by the com
munity In which II ls situated Mr.,
Rockefeller wrote 10 officers Of the com
pany
The plan outlines that the company Will
give additional aid 70 such projects by
leasing Of q nominal rental sites for
church buildings.
The first edlfiee 70 be erected under this
plan VIII be n Catholic church al Ber-
wind Plans have been drafier and con
struction viii begin soon, II was an.
nouncod
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
Fear for Safety of
Japanese Liner with
; Load Of Great Value

LONDON, April a-i.loyds announced
tonight that the French fishing Yesssl
salnts Marie had been sunk, THE crew
vas landed, Additional information con
cernlng the sinking Of the steamship
Chanlala Is that nine tircmen on tho
vessel were killed,
a cahlegfam 10 lloyds from kobe,
1apan. states that the Japanese steam
ship ide Maru. seattle, February 92i for
Visdiyoatoh Il twelve DAYS overdue at
the latter port The cablegram rays thars
are reasons @ fear the worst concerning
he ide Maru'a fate,
The ids Mafu WAS formerly the
ilnkuahika Maut, Il lad gross tonnase
N tsu tons and il ~ feet Iona
TACOMA, Wash, Anil . The ia.
panese steamer lde Mafu cleared from
Tacoma. FfhrtsfF Wl'h a sa-Go taiu 4
"a laone tbap tLmioa, lneiuding larSa
quantity u aieh explosives
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
Attorney Is Killed
When Car 0verturns;
Another Badly Hurt

NoRTUWooD, IL, April s.-lspeciai
Telegram Richard A, Baxter. young
attorney partner OF NJ. II. Kcplcr, was
instantly killed, and Ernest Butler, mcm-
Der Of another prominent family. was
seriously u not fatally hurt when tho
automobile IN which they we're riding
overturned ss they attempted TO turn
around on North Eighth street near the
city limits this morning, Leon r..
Barnes. business manager Of the North
wood Anchor. and w. II. Collins, son
Of Edwin Collins. escaped practically un-
hurt HnNers neck WAS broken But
Ter sustained several broken ribs and
internal injuries. He did not recover eon-
scioumeas Until late today
when Baxter, who was driving, at
tempted TO turn around he apparently
undcrestlmsted the speed Of the ear and
could not control Il, II ran through
n roadside ditch up the bank and back
down again aud almost TO tha center
Of the road before II overturned,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
Villas Bodyguard
Tough and Powerful
Veterans of Mexico

PERsHfNGs CAMP, AZ The Front
April G.~By Aeroplane and Motor
Truck to Columbus, ~ ~, April 9)-Thc
men who are reported TO be- travelling
With villa now ~ his bodyguard and
a. rear guard against American troops
are described here as some Of The strong.
sst and toughest specimens OF physical
development, which the Mexican vars
have produced.
All reports agree that there are not
more than 600 Of these men and indl-
Gated that there might be considerably
less especially of this body guard type.
They are deserlbod as well seasoned
men IN dlstlnetion from the boys and
lanliy young men, who composed the
box of Villas army They are sup.
posed 10 be fairly good shots, although
their rifles are said 10 be inferior. They
have the reputation Of being able 10
travel without food such M other men
need. Sometimes good sized handful
Of corn IL passed out 70 them rs their
entire day's rations. While II IL evident
that there has been . great falling or
IN loyalty 10 villa since hig attack on
Columbus II is thought possible that
this handfiil of bis old guards may show
one real fight IA Villas defense N their
leader stays with them untJl the Ameri-
cans oyertake them.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
HUGHES STOCK In
NEBRASKA RISING
Rush on Stores for Lead Pencils to
Write Name on Ballot
Likely.
POLITICAL SKY CONTINUES HAzY
crrom a statt Correspondent, f,

| LINCOLN April o (spccIail--As tho
state enters into The leat week before the
primary. the political sky opeafs TO be
Just ms hozy as Il hae been during most
Of the campaign and people interested In
the situation coming TO Lincoln from dif-
ferent parts Of the state do not appear
able to concentrate their Ideas so as 10
/ WAGER a guess on the outcome. ~ re-
garfis any part of the state ticket.
on the matter Of Nebraska preferential
presidential candidate. the outcome Of
the political fight yesterday In New York
which resulted IN the selection Of Fred
eriek 9, Tanner as chairman Of tho state
republican committee, has brought
Hughes stock up considerably and REIN
forced the belief that Judge Hughes
viii accept the republican nomination
This ls sure to Increase the run on the
lead pencil store for equipment to write
the name OF Charles r.. Hughes when
folks go TO the polls
On the gubernntorial situation there Is
much diversity OF opinion although
nearly everyone who has Interested him
self IN the situation admits that Miles
and McKeyey have been coming fast
during the last two weeks A strong dry
worker said last night that the nomina-
ton laid between Sutton nnd MeKelyey.
Another who had hardly made up his
mind, who TO support. said with equal
assurance that Il laid between Miles and
sntton. All appear to believe that Miles
is an contender and that either McKolvey
or Sutton will be his chief competitor.
On the democratic side OF the guberna-
torial race track there are but two can
didstes, 20 the democrats are not having
as hard q time 10 make a selection, acs
cordlng 20 peTaoual predictions and ON
account Of the general vet condition Of
the democratic party many believe Me-
willie viii be the winner although they
are willing to admit that the fight be-
Ing made by ", J Bryan and the hdvans
tsge served by Tho dry cause In the elecs
tlonA last Tuesday must he feckonnd
with and may mean that Brother Charlie
Will Wln over the North Platte hoy states
man Those WORKING for Neville arc ~
forluN 70 bet he viii Nln and while ths
HrYan fellows are confident they are
not maklng - much noise ehaut o. NOR
ahawnR as mueh spaftlng hled
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
GERMANY BACKED
U.S.. MEXICO POLICY
Won Jagow Says Empire Gave Amer
lea Free Hand in Dealing with
Situation.
DIsposEs OF WILD RUMoRs

BERLIN, April 7-ytVia London,
April ~ Recent press dispatches
have brought word Of statements In
the CANADIAN Parliament and Cana
dian newspapers that Germany was
planning after this war to plunge
upon the American continent and
particularly TO demand cession to
Germany Of the Dominion Of Canada.
In conversation with Herr Won
Jagow, minister OF foreign affairs,
The Associated Press correspondent
referred 10 these rumors.
The foreign minister's first reply
was an outbreak Of laughter,
How can people invent or believe
such stories?" he asked, ITO anyone
not entirely blinded by passion It is
evident beyond doubt that Germany
never pursued such senseless aims
and never contemplated doing so,
Wouldn't Have the Time.
"can one Imagine q state Of affairs in
Europe after the waf such that We should
have tho leisure or a free enough hand
10 divert our strength and efforts TO such
q task on the American continent?
Equally ridiculous, though unfortun-
ntely this phase has a serious side, arc
rmors which understand here and
there arc current in tho United states
that Germany after the war will take
revenge on the United States, by pursu.
ing an American policy. II IL even
reported to me that some apprehensiVo
aoula in America foresee from victorious
Germany an attempt 10 break down the
Monroe doctrine plant Ne flag IN South
or Central America, or even design 10
leap upon the United states and crush
them IN order 20 attain mastery NJ both
continents
u need hardly assure you such reports.
which from lime t9 timo bate been set
afloat by enemies NJ GERMANY IN the
evident intention Of Trims up feeling
against Il. are too sbsuid f0r dental I
need only rtean that Germany has never
placed itself in opposition 10 the Amen
can principle NJ ihr Monroe doctrine
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
FRENCH ARMIES
GIVE UP SALIENT
OF BETHINCOURT
Gallie Forces Evscuate This Posi-.
tion and Germans Then Attack
New Line from Harcourt
to Cumieres.
THIS ASSAULT is REPULsED
Teutons Succeed at One Point in
Entering Trenches, but Are
Elected.
PARIS OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Paris. April o The French
evacuated tho Bethincourt salient
Saturday Rht and the Germans TO-
day attacked with great violence
their new line from Ayoeourt TO
Cumieros, bur were rcpuIacd with
sangulry losses.
Only at one point, northeast Of
Ayocourt, did the Germans succeed
In entering the French trenches, and
from this position they were inmedir
ately elected through counter at
tack. according 10 the French Off
cial communication issued tonight,
The capture by French troops Of
about 160 meters Of German trench
southwest Of Douaumont village,
northeast OF verdun, was announced
BY the war office this afternoon.
Progress In communicating erenchea
south Of the village also was re-
ported.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
BIG ESTATE AlLlED AWAY
WITHOUT WORD or DOLLAR

DAVENPORT ts ApHa ne sm af
tN hi@ VI r MAstn mHmliiiaHAite
AiFeeEeF art railraA kaitltt eas ttsA
iataf q ~ss A ahiaas t1siHmsat ~
sat W. $50 tatais eas tsfasd ~
sHhwat faa mentl n siaKis taltaf H
ihs msifmtui psthfeettFt at8iFtNHs
naa ~ AHH fhlsteHs h.isFesi as p,ais
f aath sHa lHe eaiifs ifmsbbs ~
fatt asa 6lttn tHH alfs
itNe hw ttsIh N MkHH f Hth
Ha atf E NN e HiHHimas ea8
Nfi Hhm A Hmsmrftt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
WOULD ABOLISH TlTLE
OF COUNSELLOR or STATE

WAaifiNWtUN Awit 5 a nrevIaaH ta
staish lhf iHia ~ aantaiiaf ID tbf
Wsis tsgsftusHf aEt fsafs iHslsaH IRe
HHhi.aH af HHihF ssgetsf. nf msla naa
atet Nta tke HHuUst HAt 4Ut# stW
hUu ana WfEst anfarE stIen hi it.
ist aNhatt HHtas.ilga Ht hfH g.
aaaa8 tha aeNata A8 Fa#tH fha bH
affN5 tuHe sn asgfsfs ef aha
tsf ailta esHf ais laisl ht BE-
fafet iha fnaE
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
Police of Peking
Place a Ban on the
Playing of Poker

lcaussrandnues nc THe tssefiaifd rfsssl
rEktNG ApFh t4iNtra aHthHfhies a.
rfhmg hAta raeei q HHW nH pAAtf AnA
win nai teWt eeas afi'ffH ta t'Hi m
niaAms ttfia ur lH Hata HlElns .Raitas
ttans sas la uls. tet Nmtftan saWa
after stisai.ha stwWlNe feiWmn#
tha rekuk Falfs be iri thst pasFt R
FeEf istif o. Hrsa int mataH ~ thr
ffHfse aai b. atltF d.se.aslHs alHff
faFma af EauhHs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
DELAWARE REPUBLICANS
WILL GO UNRESTRICTED

WlLAHNGT0Nt Dot. April Returns
from the state republican pylmatt held
yesterday 10 elect delegates to the state
convention which will maine FiS national
delegates and sin aheFnaies Indicated
that Edmund Mitchell state chairman M
tht parts, had defeated uavtnof ebarlee
q Miist fer national delegate. The
convention viii te held ht poter en Tues
AAv
United states EenaioF Dupont atl he
opv " ibf nallqnHi helesstes
outside ihe caulfsi hstReou Nattfnaf
hNlef ami siaif iAalUnan Mitchell tHmr
ses ,itiit |niefeal ln ths rfmeff
Toe delesaivs ta iHa sitla convention
ate nnf Hsif8Efs4t
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10

YOUNG MATR0N FATALLY
BURNED By GASOLINE

HURON s. Dp April o.-lspecialJ
Mrs O. W. Bryan, aged iS years, was
brought 20 local hospital from hef
home near Hitchcock, suffering from oS.
tremeb severe burns aud utile hope q
ccovers " entertained AIRS HfYan mis-.
took gasol.no for kerosene when iiahtlnE
"a fire. aud the resulting explosion set
her clothing aflre, burning her hadlN
Her entire h0dy was burned with the
oNeeplinu of her fnec and feet