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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
ucmiskeitcn aus Jcwa,
ans 5urt Dodge.

Auh bier berrihte fudbreno Der
Iesten Belt cine ia~duoerbofte Site.
Eas oifi3ieae thermometer reai.
I~trierte 9onnerstag na9mittag 100
Bra6, i'm Shotten. 8iele 9ripqt.
thermometer 8eieten nod bobere
Gemperotlr.
Gas 3reiden bon aIeingetreioe
nobm In oieiem Tell oes 5taates
ieinen anfong uto beredtigt 3a ben
Ihouiten ,9offnungen. $ofer lie.
iert BON 80 bis al so 9uifel Der
ader uro fpiegt bon % bis 80
RfunO per guIheI. 8ertreter Ser
Guofer Oats gonpanD to1fen Die
neite Grnte ouf uno beridten, oaB
Die erntenusiidten Die oenfbar be.
1ten iino.
Giebe erbrafen ben Sdupben 6es
6errn &. 8. 3aff uno Itoblen 6as
Dem Serrn ~. s. Mitdel geborige
4litomobil. Qah elmer Iangeren
Bergniigungsfabrt bro6ten iie 0as.
iefbc itaub. unb idnmsbe6eft 3urild.
@ie nett Die Gar beidd0igt lit,
fonnte Bis iett nod nidt feitgeiteat
meroen. Serr Mitfea bat einen
@eroodt ltnb min Die Siinoer ge.
rihtlid helauaen.
9te Sort 0o6qe Strabenbabns
8eieaihoft reifte beim 5taotrat ein
Beiu6 ein, fiir bic Grneuering If.
res 6rcibrietes onf rueitere rs Sab
re. Gus @eiud miro in Der nod
item StuotrotnsnHg CUR 8eipredliug
fommen.
Gilbert ReIIon Itor6 am lebten
9ienstog aben0 an Den 6olgen Der
8erIetungen, Die er erlitt, ais Elm
ifiueres 2aitoutomobil iiber ieinen
aorper bimpeg gjng. Die aer5te
moften oergeblidr anitrengungen
iein 2ebeu 5i retten.
Ger ~oreij1brige Sobn BON Germ
uno 6rau 30. 6 @enoerion, ltorb
0littpoh morgen an 8ergiftung,
bic augebli9 ourd @iscreum Der.
borgerufeu muroe. anoere 5ami.
tienmitglieoer, Die ebenfaas bon Dem
eiscream oBen. li10 nidt erfrdnft.
4ie Grle0igutla Der DeriAieoenen
8eri6tsfdlle ndbreno oes iocben
qeihIoiienen 5i~sfaljabres toiten benz
Gountp $5.005.T3. Ser oiesbe.
5iiaIifc geridt oes gountp. giloi.
tors. s. 6. &anrabnn Iiegt iebt our
einiift aui.
4as @ebiter GountD bat I'M Der.
gdltnis au ieincr Ginmobner51bl,
mehr Mittomiobilc ais irgen0 elm
onoeres Gountp Ocs Stoates. 1900
2IutonlobiIe muroen in Der 3eit bonn
1. Sonnar his gum 26. Sui re-
0iitriert. 9ies beocutet. 6aB In bic
fem Gountu ie0c b~rci5ebnte gerion
aIiiflider 4utomobilbeiiser III, ODER
Dab cine @oidinc oilf je0e 3Dei unO
cine babe 5amilic Commit. Bis
sahrcsidluB olrfte iid Oieier
gnrhidnitt ieood nod beOelttenD
erbobeh oa nod biele a~utoniobile
8~lpeiteH Salbidbr g~efnuft iueroen. |
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wcttcrberiGt.

fSiir Omaha unO llmgegeiro
Shon 9elte obcn0 unO Sonntag
etfuds filbler am Sonntng,
Sir Rebrasta: SIN aagemeiner
iton bei,te abeno uuO Sonntng.
ctlpas fii9icr I'M mcitliter EeiIt
bcllte obenO u1o i'm oitli6eu un0
iiio5entralen &eiIe am Sonntog.
Sir Soma: Sun aagemeinen
Idon nit onbalter0er bober Scnpc-
ratllr bettte abet,o trt0 etfuaS tiiblet
I'M peitIiden unb no~r05entrnIeIl
Jcile am Gonatag.
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Henfinanna.

gaen Geymnnotcu, 6reInoen ul10
9efannten, ole inns beim 9abiu.
ifeioen mo Der 9ceroigitng meines
aeliebten @otten, unieres auten 9a'
tiers uno @ro!iboters iopie 9ruOers,
1orit Sns,
10 pielc 9etpeiie ibrer Seilnobme
cutgegenbrohter, iotpie Den Speu.
FERN Der pielcn berrlihcn glitmen
iagen mir JierIHit unicrcn aufridti.
gen 9anf.
5rau 8ilbeImino Sug, @itpe;
aonra6 Srg, aanios Gin;
grnit $u3. Omaha; 5rau sen.
RI Sect, Glib mabG; 5rol
8. VI. BtIinms, Chicago.
6rou onunb Mtod. omaha
(ainoer), nno WIatbios 9ug,
@lannDetn (9eutidLan0) gru.
Der.
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Secoefecbt pcrlduft
fieercicb fir Dcmti@c!
Geutidle Sandboute berlenfeu rneI.
Niiltenpu6idifFi sluei anSere
DerlOren geaInnbt.
@erIin. 20. NnI. (Glnfenberldt.

Berlin. 30. Stuff. (Gunfenberidt. J
T. @ie Die ueberieeiite 9aohrihten.
@aentiir aus Amitero1m erfGbrt,
bot BITE bortiee 8eitung nSanoeIs.
blao@ Die Nahridlt erbalten, oab an
ser aiiite non SdottIono 0piiden
mebreren oeutihen 3onhbooten uno
Den orei engliiden aiiitenfpodidif.
fen ~Reaie gtution" sOnmarO" uno
ngepo" elm Seegeiedt itotteefnnSen
Bot. bas fin Die Eauhboote lieg.
reid b%erlief.
Die ygteIlie geiifion" tpuroe her.
ienft uno orei Mann ibrer @eiatung
fanben Den Soo. elf lteberlebenoe
miiroen bon einem boIIdnoiiden
5iihoampfcr gerettet uro in einem
idottiiden $nfen nbgeiett. 9rei
Der @eretteten itnrben ipGter.
Die anoeren bei6en @ohidifFe
iperben nit ibren geiosuneen aIs
Oerloren betrad)tet.
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Omaha ccoe no. 629
Ortcn ser ParMeari!

0o6Iteben6e geamten pltroen
ourd ben 9eputp @roB 8oroen $.
Or. 2eis in ibre rep. gemter elm.
geiest: SberbarOe-5ris gIoemer;
unterbarOe-@uIt. 8eiit; 5efretGr
-6ris 9rnnocs; Sdosrneifter-
Weldior 2eis. SER s. ~. 2eis
puroe ols 8elegot our @robIogen.
iituno, tpelhe i'm September 0ieIes
Sobres in ann Sarbor, @id, itatt.
finoet, ertu1blt.
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Die SADIE wirH
INNER tollcr!
rAppam" mHf ben britiidsn Gigen.
tiimern w:eoer Smriidtrtattct
iUerDcH.

ge%orfoIt. 30 80. SuIi. 9aS
9uuoesgeritt bot beute nadmittoa
entihieoen. oob Der BON Dem oeut.
ihen Silfsfreuacr sWlolpe" eetapcr.
te 9an0elsoampfer ~Mpplm", mel.
der bon elmer OeutiAen Yriien.
monnifuft mad Dem bieiigcu Safen
beforoert milrSe pieoer an leine brit.
tiihen @igentiimer 5urilfgegeben
peroen miliie. ga ihlag elmer lang
bind
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
u1arktDcrt6te.

0mabo. 20. Sui.
Rinbbieh-3uiabr feline.
geei Stlers ieit beute. Sir oil
ISOLDE 25--10c bober.
Cute bis bette erasgefiittertt
N1ittelm1bige S.75-9.25.
@elu6buIi9e 7.50-8.50.
SdbrIinge, CUTE bis bette 900
$50.
Mittelmdbiae 8.25-S.75.
@efpobnli6e 7.00-S.25.
8eefeS 8.t0-8.90.
WittelmdBige 7.25--7.75.
@emoblnide 6.50-7.00.
aiibe, Zoe bober.
Cute bis bette aiibe 6.75-7.75.
MittelmGBige 6.00-6.75.
Beiu0bnIi6e 5.75-6.00.
Sellers, ieft felite. Sir Die $50,
DE 25-4Cc tober.
Cute bis bette Sellers 6.75 bis
7.75.
GtoderS unh 6ee6ers, felt beute.
fyilr bic &ohe etlDos nieoriger.
deeoers, CUTE bis bette $500
TOO.
02ittclmdbige 7.Oo-7.50.
Stoders. CUTE bis bette $3.50
S.t5.
6tod aii6e a.25-6.25.
@efpobnIiGe 6.0O-7O0.
Gtof Sellers 5.25-6.25.
Gfod a6lber G.75-8.50.
9eal a1lber 9.00-tt.25.
Bulls, Stags 6.b0-725.
Bologna Bulls 5.50-6.50
2 Hiueine--s3ufIbr 1000; Marft
meiltens Sc bober.
gnrfiduittspreis 9.25--9.45.
&0diter 8reis 9.75.
Shafe-3ufugr t450.
Worft feit.
@i06er 6.75-8.00.
Q1mrner 9.5t-f0.35.
UfutteriHofe $3.50.
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kleine Eokalnacbridtcn

Der 1909 2eobenluortb Str.
mobnenoe 8iIim Sobnion uuroe
ode is. un0 2ecnenfportb Str. bon
Soc gonbeer qllf ieinem Iotorrao
nngefabren umetru9 auBer eineni
8ruh oes 6itiies iitnere 8erlesun-
gen 0abon. Mnu bradte ben Der.
rpln0eten in SOS 1t. Soiepbs SO.
ipitnI.
Der SGulrut ieste ole S6he
ser 5umme, pclfe fir Dos fon-
menoe Snbr s,lr 5iibrnng unO gr.
baItttng Der irdottIhen Sdnlen Be-
a6ttgt miro, auf ST., 10000 mo
Die 5duIiteller nuf % pre- @iac
felt.
8. 8. @oebner. gr1iioent oc3
Commercial Clubs bon Separ0.
geeb., bat in eiaem Sdrcibcn an ocn
bieiigm Commercial Club gebeten.
Gus aen3e. hen shopfer Der 4f.
Sar.gen Sdortuagen, am II. au.
quit nod Senar0 gu ien6en um
ols Sdie0srihter bel Der 0ortigen
9erbitfdtlihfcit 81 fungierpn.
Die beige Refrutieuingsita.
tion fir bic @unoesarmee bat I'M
oegeniportigen monat einen geforb
5u ber5eidynen. oenn nid)t fpeniger
als SO nellc Hefrrten tpuroen FIR
ben WaiIit1roieuit tauplid crflGrt.
Sn Der 9onio Sole greomern
60. c~rpIoOiette 5reitag I'M Seller
Elm 8oiierbei5er. Der Sngenicar
s. 8. aenniier ttno Elm an6ercr
&ngeiteItcr nomeng s. 0ice truger
babel idtuere granomunoen onbon
uno muBten in nas 2oro Glitter so.
ipitaI iiberfiibrt Der0en.
fSrau Wartbn 9nfer mnhte
5reitog obeno in ibrer @obnunq,
224 nor6l. 10. Str, nn6 eiueln
Streit nit ibrem Manne eiuen
Selbitmoroberiuh. tnoem Iie Gift
beridlufte. Nahnem 4oliseiorst
auIofofsfp iie auBer @efabr se.
braht, beronloBte Die gran Die Ger.
baftung hires Iannes luegen grall.
iamer 9eban0Iung.
s. 8. GeeIep bon Boone, Ga,
ipuroe Gfe IL. uno 9ouglas Ctr.
BON 8tpei 5arbiqen ongefaQen tn0
I'M neun 9oaars erlei6tert. an
Der 10. uno SorneD CTR. ipur6e =.
gtarib, Der I'M @inoiorSo tel fuobnt,
BON einem fciIigen alee6latt I'M
iedls Dollars ltroubt.
5rou U. Spibler, 2604 ct. Mn.
abe., un0 q. Root, 2502 ct.
abe, beridtcten Der 9oIi.
sci DAB ibre beioen Automobile, mel.
DIE Dor Dem Gtrano 1benter Iton.
Den, geitern o6en0 geitoblen DorDen
limo.
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6na6eg fpnferiert me- Mi[Ion.

Bri0gebanlpfon, 5t. u, q. sui.
= Clos. @. Sngbes bate beute
8ininm q. 8ilcor, 8oritsec 0es
rcpublitaniiden Rotionnl ao.-'-ni-
tees, ais @oit gum 2un9eon m fem
bieiiges Sonimerbeim eingela0en.
@eioe Scrren beipraden babel bic
4nnobmereoe, melde Sugbes am
Montag boItert miro, fuenn ibm Die
~pFfi5ie[e Mitteilltna bon ieiner Or
nabIung gum repubIifanii9en 4rd-
Eioentihnfts /. aonoioaten gen1adt
pir0. or botte bic Geoe geltern
aaiseenrbeitet un0 fertiggeiteIt.
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Bercitcn Nn0riff
aaf pcfrooraS ncr!

Gopen6o0eil. 20. Sui. = Sier
bat fih oas @e-iiat b~erbreitet, oab
bic 8eutiden etnen angriff ouf Sc,
trogra0 Dor bee Secieitc plonen. Gs
beiBt, oaB be rniiilde 5lotte mi
@olf bon 6in.onO n~ngegriifeu unO
6erItort meroea ioa, nm Damn auf
4etrpara0 I'll maridiercn.
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@efd6rlides epiel mit Merplper.

Mebiter Gin Sa., %. 5llli. -
Die crit felt adt Ronoten berbei.
ratete 5rau 8ilbur Sones iaR0 &C.
tern nuf troaiide @eiie oeu 800.
ais fih Elm Rebolber, nit meIdem
Der 8fuolfidbriae grloer ibres @an.
mes ipielte. aftberiebens efltltt0 uro
ibr Die alleel mitten ms 6ert 0rnug.
Ger Gnabe belt iid BEL ibr an Be-
Judi auf.
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RerfnnnLnntisrn.

am Greitog b. %. nuroe Serr
@eorg aiene, Qr1iioent oes Omaha
glnttoeutihen 8ereins, 81 Sabre
alt. 90 feline 6rnit IeiOeno III. bate
man bon elmer 5eter oes @eburts.
tases gbitnnb genommen. Serrn
aieHe uahtroalid uniere ber8lid-
iten @[ilfmiinide.
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BcmbcnsG rplcIicn int
N1ennceS6eb1nSe

Springfield. 80, 90. SuIi. -
Sn benz @5eb1tt0e ser a~nii.fatboli.
iaen 3eihung n@lcnoce" gu aurora,
DO, erei1gete ii9 6eute bormittag
cine 8ombenerploiion. Der nnge.
rihtete Sdo0en lit gering.
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Jmmcr imcbr Opfer
Scr R~inScrIdbmmna!

Sem gorf, 80. SuIi. - gierunb.
Dier5ig Sooes- uno 161 reue S6ae
an 4in0erldbmung tpuroen beute
Wlittag auf Dem biefigen GefGno.
beitsamt angemel0et.
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9antiaanns.

aIlen unicren 5reun6en uno
Qadbarn, relte un5 bel Dem 2ooe
uno Der 9eerOigung u~tliercS unper.
NeBIiden @at;en uno gaters,
StcOcn :. 8aaB,
iobiele 3eiten ibrer Geiluobme au-
tommen lieben ionic fir Die ido,
nen 9lunenipeHben ipred)en mir
biermit unieren tiefgefiblten 9ant
aus.
6rau goie @oqb un0 atn6er.
Die oeuti6en So8inliiten balten
tren gum Reid. 8iKen onB I'M
Durdbalten Die ein5ige &ettung be.
itebtl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29

Gins muB ieIb!t Der g1eio Serrn
g9tlion laiien: -er iteat ME iein
2ift unter ben Sdeffell
Guft @eb. 1872. Carer fommt.-and.
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6 Oe8abIt fid, in Den palaI.
fifiaierten 4~n8eieen~ Der Gribilne ou
onnon3ieren.
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2dmmer 9.50-10.25.
Ghifnnn AIlnrftberiht.

4 NNittANA NV NN'F
GBitaau Mnrttberi6t.
gGicago, 30, Sui.
8inObieb-3ufJbr 400; 9tortt ret
S0hiter 9rciS 1000.
Sd,ueine-3ufubr 10000; @tortt
felt.
3urdi6uittspreiS 9.G0-t0.t5.
&ohiter Hreis 1915.
Sdafc-3ufubr 5000; Tartt fct.
S6abo Sdmmcr 1860.
9anias Gitb @urttbcridt.
aallias GitD, 20. sui.
GiuSOicb-9ufuDr 200; @tortt no.
minel.
aiibe felt.
S6iueinc- 3ufubr 500; Rarft felt
bis itorf.
9urhi6nittspreiS 9.40-9,70.
@oditcr QreiS 9.75.
Shafe-3ufubr feline.
9o6iter Qreis 11.35.
ct. S9icpb @urft6eridt,
Ct. Soiepb, 30. Sui.
Ginbbie6 -3uftl6r 100; Rorft felt.
Sawciuc-5ufubr $500; Ulurtt
felt biz &c bober.
GurhidGittssreis 9.50-9.70.
Soditer 4reis 9.7713
S6afc-3umDr 1900; Iortt t0c
hobcr.
@ei1oreur Qdnmer 9.55-t0.65.
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BentlidteS storif
0mQba, 30. SuIi.

8ciBer Safer
ytr 2. 39M-40
StanOar0 Safer 39A-39b
SIR. 8. 3sA-39
Gr. 4. 38A-38H
8crite-
Mol8gerIte 64--66
6llttergerite 58--62
GtoGgen-
Scr. 9. 94-95
Scr. 3. 93-94
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-23
Barbour Elected
Head of Northern
BaptistS' Assn

Minneapolis, May p. Dr. G, A.
Barbour president OF Rochester The
illogical seminary. Rochester, N ~
was elected president Of the Northern
Baptist convention. without opposi.
ton, at the annual meeting here today
He will succeed President Shailer
Mathews Of Chicago, who was not a
candidate for reelection.
+. J. Tomlinson, executive secre-
tary Of the ministers and mission
aries benefit board, reported to the
convention that the permanent fund
had been increased to S779,45s.45 The
report told of a campaign IN which
S250.000 had been raised and only an
expenditure Of 5000 involved.
Dr. w {. Biting OF ST. Louis, Mo-
was re elected secretary A rcsolu-
ton calling upon the convention 10
instruct rs next nominating commit
ice 10 consider only a pastor of lay
man for the office ol president en-
Guiding educators, was voted down.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-23
Sioux City Pastor
Leading in Vote For
Missionary Bishop

Saratoga Springs, N T., May IL
The possibility Of the union Of all
Methodism was brought two years
nearer today by action Of the general
conference, which unanimously
adopted a resolution providing for
adjournment 70 a date to be fixed by
the board Of bishops.
This will permit meeting Of the
conference in 1913 at the same time
the conference Of the southern church
is considering a joint proposal de-
signed 10 effect the unity of these
and other branches Of the Methodist
church.
The conference voted to postpone
indefinitely the election Of a mis-
sionary bishop for Singapore.
The first ballot for missionary
bishops for Africa, one OF whom is
to be of African descent, for super
vision in Liberia resulted in no choice
for either bishop. For the territory
outside Of Liberia Eben 5, Johnson,
Sioux City, Ia. led with 2o7 votes.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-23
Armours Spending
Half Million on Ads

II R. Chapman Of the advertising
department of Armour & Co, is max
ing tour Of the country IN the in
terest OF the institutional advertising
Of that company, and has been in
Omaha few days going over the
local situation with Superintendent
Harris and the local sales force.
In Omaha Mr. Chapman met with
the Armour statesmen and gave them
some new sidelights on the Armour
campaign lie also found that re-
suits in this city have been most
gratifying 10 his department
Armour x Co are spending $780,
600 on their institutional advertising
this year." explained MI, Chapman
Saturday "Thc entire line OF quail
ity products have been put under tho
oval Label and the entire sum being
expended In pushing this brand. The
plan is proving effective and the dis.
trihution IS growing rapidly We arc
especially pleased with the situation
in Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-23
Many Killed When
Fast Trains Hit
Two Automobiles

san Francisco, May y Franklin
Picfcy, lfarulng 20 run All automobile,
took four other boys for a ride III his
new car today. Approaching a rail.
road crossing at Red Wood City, he
saw fast train coming Mp and be-
came panic stricken. Ne forget how
20 apply che brake and dashed onto
tht track Tho engine struck thr
rar suuarely, kiilinR t. prua. Walter
hfoWu and Harold ilookc. Julius
pc iiarte Nas fatally huff ricrgy
rsfapfd Wtl minor injuries An
were members ut lhf Columbia
Pafk Rows r'tb ot this city,
NrNrumfrstaWm o. Mas
t0W PERSONS Wtfe killed today when
% msf Pennsylvania passenger Train
wrecked aH automobile driven hF
lrauh WILSON al a crossing tN0 mlles
Wrtt ut hrft ihr dead ags
MW Wl9aH. Wig nt the tfVrf.
Pauline Wilson "a dauHhiu Nw a.
d lmdf snd lff JuNbifr iotame
ftW.F Wilson wat ihtuwH imF
tft aad srf.HaEiB WMtfH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-23
BABY LOSES LIFE IN
SWEETWATER FIRE
Child Of Mr. and Mrs. N. +. Jensen
Burned to Death in Rear
OF Store.
BLAZE FROM OIL EXPLOSION

Rayenna Ncb, 22.-(Speeial Tele-
gram) The village Of Sweetwater,
west of RavcnGa, was visited by a
disastrous fire this afternoon Three
buildings were destroyed and the
baby Of Mr., and Mrs NJ. f. Jensen
was burned to death,
The Jensen family occupied living
rooms in the rear Of a building used
ior pool hall and confectionery
store. The fire started by the ex-
pIosion OF an oil stove and flames
spread so rapidly II was impossible
10 rescue the baby which was sleep
ing IN It's cab. A harness store ad-
poining was completely destroyed
with lis contents, being the property
Of the John Olson estate
The building Of the Sweetwater
State bank was completely destroyed,
but THE cement block building pre-
vented the flames from spreading
further
The Dierks Lumber company prop
crty located directly south OF the fire
had a narrow escape
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-23
LIFE OF LYNCH is
SAVED BY ACTION
OF The PRESIDENT
Death Sentence COMMITTED to Ten
Years in Prison After Con-
sideration OF Protest Of \
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AMBASSADOR PAGE NOTIFIED
Asquith is Preparing Statement Of
Full Particulars Of Uprising
and Executions.
WILL BE READY IN FEW DAYS

London, May 22 Jeremiah G.
Lynch, the iaturalized American. who
was sentenced to ten years imprison-
mcnt by court-martial at Dublin last
week for completely in the Irish re-
bellion, was originally sentenced to
death. The British military authori-
ties eommuted the death sentence TO
ten years imprisonment after consid-
Grafton Of a request from the State
department at Washington that the
convicted man be not executed.
Asquith Preparing Statement.
A statement giving full particulars
Of the acts for which hftee partiei-
pants in the Irish rebellion had been
executed was being prepared and
would be presented shortly, Premier
Asquith told , qucstioner IN the house
Of commons today
The premier added In reply IN
further question that he wa6 anxious
because OF Misunderstanding IN
America on this subject that the
statement should be presented at the
earliest possible moment.
Ambassador Page Notified.
Washington. May ~ Ambassador
Page az London today cablcd the
State department that he had been Of.
6cialiy advised by the British govern
ment that Jeremiah c. Lynch, the
naturalizcd American citizen, con-
yieted Of completely III the Dublin re-
bellion, had originally been sentenced
10 death, but that The sentence had
been commuted 10 ten years impris-
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-23
Coal Dealers Who u
Swindle Uncle Sam
Denied a New Trial

san Francisco, May 22. - The
United States circuit court Of appeals
denied today the rehearine Of James
p. Smith. vice president and general
manager Of the Western Fuel COM
pany; Frederick c. Mills, supcrin.
tendent and Edward II. Mayer, chief
wcighcr, convicted two years ago OF
conspiracy 10 dcfraud the government
Of customs duties and drawbacks on
imported coal
Smith was sentenced 10 eighteen
months in San Quentin prison and
fined $4,000: Mills 10 eighteen
months m San Quentin, and Mayer
to one year in the county jail
As a result OF the conviction OF the
three, there is now ready for trial
civil suit by the government against
the Western Fuel company for re-
coycry Of 100000, the value OF the
cargoes on which, it is alleged, the
government was muleted Of customs
duties and drawbacks
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-23
AUSTRIANS CAPTURE
PEAK OF ARMENTARA
Much Disputed Position Along the
Southern Tyrol Front is Taken
BY Assault.
VIENNA REPORTS OTHER GAINS

Berlin, May ~. (By Wireless to
Sayville, NJ YJ-Autsro. Hungarian
troops have carried the peak of A..
mentara Ridge, the scene Of some Of
the heaviest fighting 10 the recently
nauguratcd offensive along the
southern Tyrol front This announce
mcnt is made IN the official Austrian
report OF May a.
More than 1000 Italians were cap
tured on Saturday by the Austrians,
who also obtained possession Of sey-
eral villages They took twenty-five
cannon and eight machine guns, the
statement says
The official announcement follows
THE extent of the fighting on the
southern Tyrol front has been in
creased as the Austro, ,Hungarians
have begun an attack OH La Fraun
Highlands The peak Of Armcnlara
ridge is in our hands. On la Fraun
Highlands we entered fire line posi-
ton ol the enemy, which was de-
Tended ienaeiously
"Thc troops under Arehduke
Charles Francis Joseph (the Austrian
crown prlncel, consisting ol ryrolean
imperial cha5scurs and the Linz in-
lantry division, extended their sue
cess Climax lmacht and to the
northeast OF thiS peak, Chmadrn
Esole were taken. The Italians also
were driven from Bereola pass South
oi this pass three more ts.cenlimeter
Howitxcrs tcll into our hands
hWc are advancing from Col santo
toward rasubio I'M the Brand val
ley, Anehoheui has been captured by
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"More than 5000 Italians were cap,
iuftd Yesterday, including eighty
laur officers We also tonk twenty
five eannoB aud eight machine guns
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-23

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