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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-13

will make use of the points brought
out in the present discussion and
the decisions reached in addressing
the various peace commissions when
the covenant comes up for further
consideration at the peace confer
ence at Paris.
Lord Shaw Sees Difficulties.
Lord Shaw, who was elected pres
ident, said that the covenant of the
league of nations as formulated in
Paris unquestionably presented ser
ious difficulties
No one would dream of suggest
ing, he proceeded, that the great
powers and the small powers should
stand equal in rank, or that those
who had borne in the greatest mea-
sure the horrors and burdens of tile
war should not have practical de-
ference paid to their position. But
he added, all those things could be
adjusted.
Lord Shaw warmly approved
Premier Lloyd Georges drastic
proposal to reduce the German army
to 100000 men.
Leon Bourgeois, president of the
French society for a league of ma
tons, said that the requirements
for unanimity Of decision on the
part of the members of the league
might endanger its whole STRUCTURE.
Berne, March 1.-THE league OF
nations conference. in session here,
adopted today a resolution pro-
posing the institution of a world
parliament as the supreme au-
thority Of the league of nations,
Each country would send delegates
to the parliament at the ratio OF
one to each 100000 inhabitants.
The conference adopted unani-
mously a resolution presented by
neutrals favoring the release of all
prisoners of war. 1t also adopted a
resolution favoring the establish
ment of an international colonial
Office for the control of all colonies
not governing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-13
French Ready to Participate
in Digging Channel Tunnel

Paris, March l2.-It is stated, in
the French technical circles that NJ.
Sartiaux, chief engineer of the
Northern Railway company and of
the French company, which holds a
CONCESSION for participating in the
digging Of tunnel in the English
channel, is in accord with Sir
Francis Fox, the British expert, as
TO the details of construction, The
assertion was made today that it
only remained for the British parlia-
ment to sanction the tunnel, when
the work of construction would be-
gin,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-13
Nebraskans in Capital.

Washington, March 12.-(Speciai
Telegram)-M. L. Endres, treas
urer of Douglas county, was in
Washington today after a business
trip to Boston.
J. f. Morledge of Lexington,
Neb., is in Washington as a mem
Der of the wage board, represent
ing the railroad signal men of the
Union Pacific called here to dis
cuss hours and wages with Direct
or General Hines of the railroad
administration. Mr.. Morledge, is
accompanied BY Mrs. Morledge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-13
be Deserved the Leave.

Look here, Clarke" said the off
Ger, "this is getting to be rather too
much of a good thing. You've al
ready had leave because your wife
was scared of air raids, because your
little girl had influenza, because you
had to go to your mother-in-law's
funeral, and because your youngest
boy was being christened Now,
what reason have you this timer"
Private Clarke was quite unab-
ashed.
IF you please, SIR he replied
brightly, I'm goin' to be married."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-13
Mother May Place
Name of Dead Soldier
Son Upon U. S. Flag
From a StaH CORRESPONDENT.

rum d otaH correspondents.
Lincoln, March 12.-"No mother
in this state commits an offense
when she embroiders upon the
flag the name of her son who was
cited for gallantry in action and
who died in the defense of his
country"
This is the opinion Of Attorney
General Clarence "A. Davis, in re-
ply to letter inquiring if the pub
lie display of this flag, which a
mother has given village in Ne
braska, was a violation of the Ne
braska statute prohibiting the flag
to be used for advertising pur-
poses.
C. G. Roane of Lincoln is the
writer of the letter, prompted, he
said, by the fact that a man in the
neighborhood has objected to the
public display Of this flag on the
ground that it conflicts with the
law.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-13
Deny Embargo

Washington, March IA. w.
Farrin, commercial attache at Mel
bourne, eabled the Department Of
Commerce today that the report
that Australia had prohibited inn
portation of all except British
products was incorrect. The re-
port resulted, he said, from confus-
ing an order limiting the importa-
tons of dyestuffs to- British goods.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-13
German Industries Organize
for Fight Against BoISheVism

Berlin, March 12.-The Industrial
League of Germany has been organ
lied with. fund of 100000 marks,
for the purpose of fighting bolshe-
vism, according to information
reaching the Associated Press. Of
this sum the great Berlin plants
contributed 100000 marks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-13
DR.. Stewart Accents.

Lincoln, March 12.-Dr. S. J..
Stewart of Hastings has accepted
the appointment as a member of the
advisory board to the State Board Of
Health. DR.. Stewart will fill the I'M
expired term of DR.. Z. w. Johnson,
deceased. which ends IulY "a. 1920
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-13
Experience Has Made
This Man Friend and
Sympathizer Of Iiggs

This letter needs no explana-
ton:
Beatrice, NJ b., March TO-
Dear Mr.. McManus:
l have great sympathy for
Mr.. Jiggs. viii you please help
him to get divorce from Mag
gy. Because there will be a
great shortage of rolling pins
and, besides, l know from ex-
perience that it is not very
pleasant feeling to have a rolling
pin come down upon your head
and maybe set or two of dishes
come hurting past.
Please think it over and re-
member me as
A FRIEND OF JIGGs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-13
Nebraska Postmasters

Washington, March 12.-(special Tele-
gram. Postmaster appointed, Nebraska j:
Breslau, Pierce county, Valma V, Light
vice Lewis E. Taylor, resigned; Phillips,
Hamilton county, NJ. Thelma Kinnamon
vice Howard L. Yerkes, resigned.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Mutbpu nt aiilprc Winoctnplc.

Ruthon nil Sen 20bc oa. o'llprc ell
Wtiubctaplc al Nroncc mco Nnpnc
poo ollc Sc ilngc Wrno ira Wpcn,
Tom ocIton / ArlNcn. 2oplcn hllpcr
ollbroot pno Gohcr al Ell TInNltang
b~cfoiici al Npcu. Gn Nnnfct oil CT
fer ~YillsriuNcn 0ipc@ ale &c hlcn'
pcnoic Sul0atcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

ieres til GLENDALE. oa S9neslet /
Cafes life bar tort nof til at RIM.
me Dem oae. Wan tror bermeb at
bare puagrcbet Den 9anoe, iom / ben
@lelterc Sib er optraaot / peitliae Win.
neiota % / Oafotaerne. Ere uf De
If menes for fort 5ib iioen at bape
opererct Nor Siour Sails, g. Gaf.,
bpor Ter Wanb, ser lao llbe / fri
Siift % ipilleoe Sort ON Eerae, bleo
lettet Tor DC $500, De bapoe hos Tia
Iom "IriitSfapitaI". &c Ter IPno
bIep / bette SiIiGIoe oaiaa tpungne
til at tage alGberne al iig, % set
lpffeocs Hsperne Den Gang at nno-
fomme. = Senere meloes, at e, al
If Heoere unofom meoens en- anben
bier iig at prre fl,loitrnbia panpit-
rig. Iue iogoes at pGre Weolemmer
al ). @. ".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

ben ben lumife Sriiter ira fine One.
merfer. Otter ocnne bitre Grforina
opgop bnlt sienIplllig alt Snub ont
at rebbe i'm @biifp % forlpanot.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sionr
Walls. Siolll Sails bar forriee llae
pGrct nlibt oppe / en- al DC bitreitc
Snlgitrioigbeoer, Spen n~ogcniinbe
bar hant, % BET belle hreicbe iig BOG
fun ON bporpiot @uenS @unoc ifulbc
fortunes mco Whrnofurp eQcr life.
9pitpreli len pcbtog Ell Sororonin9,
bporueo ollie lsie Sunbe ifuloe pou.
lpgges Wiilbfl,ro, men Sirnoecicrnc
Ipntes bette nar liot egeuunrgtiqt
giort % tpang Spsrgsmaalet inb
llnocr eft Hcfenrenoumpalg. Tettc
hapbe efter megen Strib pg 9isfns-
iion BET llbfalo, at % llnofurpfororos
nin9en itaofGitcbeS meo 70 Stcnt.
mers Maioritct. Germeo or BOG
Gasops %enner ingenlunbe tilfrcbs,
% Der tales ON of fonteitc &ulget OF
tage Sagen op til hsieitc Hct, on
fornsocnt. Ger eipres opnterfiom
pau, at IaIget fciteoe pmfring $500.
% mango mener, at bette flin CT CT
lioen 9eepnoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

IGngilet / Gourtbuiet, ioet bun al
lit Sogeil bapoe iorisgt at lane ct
Heb, bnor meo bum tulioc lire Jig
nco. Mcbct piIoc DOG life lat mere
cnO 30 al DC 100 800 neO til Sor.
foiigct, % ion tog bun ocn uulipit
ti0c @cilutllilg. Gn Vroocr, 60.
marc Teis, iagoeS at DO / 6ergrlS
Sails.
gGrere life mnberfaitct SnofOmit.
Hat. Otter Nnmoonin0 al Here 2G,
rcrc, .bpiS Noune life opgiuea, bar
y. e. coming peo StotenS Sfolc-
ocpartemc1lt / St. Eaul benpenOt liz
I'll Nttnrnen Generals aotttor meo
I~orcIpsrgiel ON bporpiot Errcrc,
Der bar Ell narlig 2sn al mere emo
$1,000, fonmcr ino lnoer Sno-
fomItlfatten. Nsiitercnbc Nttorncp
General egbcrt 9. SafIcu iorfIorer
/ lit afglpne Spar, Of 2GrercS Ssn'
ringer er iritagne for oennc Sfnt
pco pisie @e'tenmnelicr / Ben isbe.
rdle Sfottelob, % at Sprere nltioa
life bcbeocr at GllaIte iig for Sno.
fom't'fattcn, cntcn bcreS 2pn or ooer
$1,000 eIIcr mere emo $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
9N Sfplcbnanina mart irroio.

Tra Tlpcitonc mclbcS, at Sfnlcn Der
ifol hNunnc ocn Soc Scpt. Get III
tcrc5Inn,c pes ornnc Mclolu0 or. at
@ncna me Stolcbp9nlnG, Tom bar
purct mlDcr Nrbcioc / benlmob to
Nnr, Ga itol tnNca / Wrllg. llnocr.
pi@uinocn / oct me Sofolc bcaplocr
nlch 80 YUrcrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Montana.
Mnlter ia ,npo Snflncn,a.

9fnlter is moo S%nflmensa. Sta.
tens Sunbbeosppien hur alcreoe be-
apnot at taee fine Sorbolosreglcr
for at nleoe % befiGmpe Ell "forpcn.
tet Snfllcn5aepioemi n9lte |lntcr,
ioet 9Tgcrne / Selena er ciiige ON,
at Spgoommen igien bill piie Jig,
one1lo mooife / en- nogct m.lGcrc
Tsornn. Ser Ifal / Den nrrnrc'ss
Tremtib mobilileres Spgcpleierlfcr
lnoer BET Gsoe aors, ianttioi3 for
Ser p~aabegpnocS en- aan1pugnc for
at before sSolf ON Sc rette Sorbolbs-
regler for of bolbc Gpioemien ira
Sgren.
3ean forbcSrer l1biiaternc. Sra
Selena meIotes forrige ltgc, at Der
por falbt &egn paa mallge Steocr /
Stotcn % at llbiigterne bar lallgt
bebre enc for TO Tiger iibcn. Set bar
life ml,lig of ifaffe nogen nelagtige
Spgapcr, men Mntalet al &reutilrcr,
iom moatte Ienbes til anorc Stcoer
for at ifaiies 8rGsean9e, bar iiffert
npf life paa langt rGr laa tort, 'om
fra ierit al antaget. &c 6armerc.
bpis Milling e~belasbes at Ssrfen, Ii
Ser notlrligpis ct totalt Cab, men
Stilin9en l%iaeoperfor an%p9oporut'
ternc er life iaa merf iom Den blcp
%ain1alet.
Sfogbranbcnc raicr. Sra Mis.
Ioula melbtcs / Wioten al fcrriae
llgc, at S%fogbranoe raicbe uiilo'
Ifrrnfet / Clearwater Sfpge / Sbabo,
peo SeItpap % Stem 1erce. Seb
9arien Greef og CIT Wountain, 60
Dfil oper @iergene fra Daslolla.
filnbe intet Sorisg gisrcs paa at Ton.
t%rolere Sloen, % pco Glf Wfoli1'
tain bar enooe Observation-Disclosures
2eir neobrrr,bt. en- Sfoabrano rop'
portere6cs ira cola Sfp9e pco 6lib
Greef, oa 90 Waub bar icnot oerbell
for at befiGmpe oct raienoe Clement.
BED 8oIo Greet q Stiaingcn iren.
beles n1itcn baablss, trobs at ONT
frina 400 Ntnnb befiGmpcbe Sloen
! paa bette Steo. @ranoen rcb elf
Mountain aao Jig MI sienrem ct
9cIte al fin Ssmmerifos os firnoe
life i%tanies. Wan beitrrbte fig MI
meb at bolbe ben noe ira Strsset
peb Sro @ranbe. @eb @eitas Greet
bapbc Tanoifabernc opsiuet Sam.
pen for at lutte iig til Den Stprfc.
ser isete at itanie Slocn peb Camp
Silnreo. &c eneite Steoer. bpcr
Stiliugcn b~eNreoes, bar peo Soole
Greet ug Bearer Greet. beggc |
GIearipatcr Sfoge. Srrit bar oct |
Sclmap Sfoee. bpor ier icrifieliee
Sfogbranbe bericbe, iiSen at Der
fuuoe epes Den minoitc aontrol. Ter
par besuoen liaeiaa mango mlnore
@ranoc. Der naariombclit fiinec pilc
iis llaciaa ehclraecnoe.
SoriGttes poa jljte Sioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
1nolanoet.
Sospa.
stotsuSlnllinscu i SO Molncs


Sn,pos Stotauoitiaiul n'boIOca nen'
ne 10 nritc Hoe i Gca WIolle@. no
itiQiiloen bcornocr Sn>oop Den 2ooc
"a oiluttcS 6rcoaa Den 29oc.
.Sar bprct Snb %rpnS. SSalri'l
bor citcr ire Mars Nrbcloe 'ta''ei
IN on al Sc bcoitc %anNioripn'nqer !
nnpcitIiac Soma. Gen nctop 'ltlo
irrtc @rrno hor pUrct rnOcr Nrpcl.
Sc o. Mar "a bor en- Cubic Al .,
5tt Ipn. Ger CT M 2,211 300
Wnno / set borcNc Nrl.
Ioturuas pcS %ponc. %re1oborc
re pa Ell 6arm ire Dfil ira "oolle
i,ehtc 'orlc0cn pnn Ell @naoarc laa
,trrf at l;anN / oct borcoe @ll Ia.
i,rncs % / Ell Nrloc Al 100 500.
St,uc iaa itorc, iom tlrnoc paSlctt
o,cuucm Nluct, ilunlcoc@ 20 a 80
Tnh ~ / Ylitcn. Ser por DC beo'ie
llNiiotcr I'll. at M % Cme0n nlloc
ioa al ncn @u2 Der trrn9tc2 IRA ocil'
ne uoturli0c atIoc.
%rlpia SturitcnSplbc. %cO "a
n7nporta cleftriife Sn@pcrt bn19e8
inrtiocn eli S%foritcnaplbc, Der bllpcr
9SS ,Soo bei % uil haze en- %UNt a.
rriteu > Millioucr Sumo. ftbcl
f,pbc1 al Cement. "a Der MI irTl,Ne"
- 7auc Tor al iulo'erc Hrocioet.
7ru prlniuc Nibc pil pau Soppcl
hare ct @lcmcminit a. IS 500 %
6 5onmcr. ocua &UQQc nj peo %lnl'
Sen hopc Ell Intfclic AZ II Noo,
ornopia o'toacnoe lnntlI DC cr Inn >
JSon tnffc pco (nppclt.
lluospmsmpoc / SturN Sun. &c
noritc lutbcritc MISUNDERSTANDING
Oh Choral Union Al Solpo Slltrlii
nlrocr ira 2toc til 2lnc @ua
5torn Gitn. % ser pcntco opcr looo
0cIcantcr ira Soma, ann'n@, Was
lnnri "a lcrn&. Tuitorcrnc Y Y. u
,;cnicn al Clear cafe % Vi. Nor'too
al ,,crpcll iorCtonr NrrnnNcmcrltrr-
nc 5torn Gitn nil 0rpc Nclenoier
nc irlt 2oQl NJ ,Srofolt unocr Vteocf
Gn 9lutomobilpurnhc ira Storn Gun
iii ,Eclpcu innlt Gcreul@llnN inco
Huitifib nurnc4 bluuot DC Unocr
holhuinocr, INN nil Ntnc2 Sclran
tCrnC.
Stiliuncu hnablps / Waterloo.
Sra @ntcrloo ulclbtca Iio'tc NrcnoN,
nt ocr itorc Strclt, lonl On hopoc
rorct / one IN llQcr, holot hnoronnt
fct pco % al StiIlinQcn 'nllte@ haao
les. vi al Nncn2 %'ter'te Nnbrlter
nor luftct Oh onltriuQ 5000 Mfuno
'ot uo al Nrbcioc. Npcn2 ire Itrrrc
@oifcricr por oaino !nttci. loct o9'aa
Sc ser %anioiic Nolt par annct paa
Strcif ior hcicrc Eeu, 90 oct erc'ic
11ch. hnur Niuif l0isrtca, bar hos
a,ncicrcu G.uonN Sec lennc hanoc
til rt %cannhcIic ct Snttl Der al
irn Gre til gre. men Smilct roron
nrcoc ia mart til ct Sfrrtten"
Grin. ga Den ifiruricoc Wnno bolot
paa nt bcQropc2 unhcr 'tioncitt Ssl.
@~ciarbcioc / Glngtun, @oaro ~
Supcruliora I 9lauton Goultp bar
NV g"'' =. W,,.h >nmo Nifc
n.''5 nr r".N " Mr,,nrrT inrn, 1pr'
,su "'.N''lHpl 49,. GifoNrr
"'v'ol G''"SS ,,, :, etrnr
arI ''v' irt,cs
;,,,"} mos "' $" Nri,nr ncr mr. nmi,c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Sioliacrc Sheriff innpeu ormfnet.

1T Sffcr iur EnntcipNcn. Nina
Ncia, cu - onriQ AOlubc | Ytinncu-
polls, bcaif iorlcocn Wprgen ScIp.
moro PED at hoppe no Nlenlcul Ct
%irou | lcnltc Gtu9c al G%ourihuiet,
Sum iaubtc@ osh paa Sortulgct iua
Ntinlltcr otter az pUrc iaunci, SEQ
NiTlp al Smiufc hupoc hun pau Ell
Nuis ltrcpci nogIe Srb bporpco bir,
trtlTreoc. az bun hcllerc piloc cn0c
SilpTrcllcn cno at icuNc3 Ill glr.
bcibabuict. &uinbcu por hcn fore.
g%uacube Sog blcpcn orreitcret paa
Nutlaae 10. az bapc "iiinalct Ell Srna.
ira Itiia Srniie SppcrIon. WiiS
9tcis bapoe iom @aru miitct line
Sorrlore % bar hn blcueu ahootcrct
al Mrs. SSuan Sbplicn / Ntiuneapo.
lis. Slun porte OF III at bllpe ell
pnoig % hlericuS9oo Yisc, men iisl.
&c EIcicmoocrena llbia9n blep bun
CT Siier Tor Tpntclp9eu, ioct alc
hcnbca @~citrTbclicr sif no paa al
'taiic liz iilc AlTbcr. On mig ManN
al hcnoea Heflcnbtiiab par uoAlc
Sagc ler pao ell boitis Waabe rciiI
'ra Npcn, oa bette arioacS oaina al
hare 'rcmltnnoct ocu itnffcla Tiacs
iortpilcoc Nonblira Get hapbc 'erii
uUrct Dcllbca Saute al Ilyatc ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Npoelcr Inaa rappurtercs.

tvHD"Icr llnn rnppUrtfrc". Vt. u.
&. %ooc9 al Wbiic %cur CT al Com.
mcr Zee pcb Wprcttcn i Stillpoter
hlcncn lloqt en- WtlIltt al $50 Tor at
haze ulolu0t at rnpporierc ell Wor'
ncieoicl iii pcotonrmcnoc StutSnlla
toritctcr MloNc par inbicnot al eli
rcilcnoc ~[lipcftsr ior Stntcns
SunobcbapTicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Yen9etorienoelier
til SfanOinauicn.

Bore Norutgiau gmerifa Cine @untp
Sroers nobetalts itrar / SiemlaHoet loea
Wenteu. aurfen ct I'LL ineset foroelastis.
men ilrftntrer buer Sag. SSas, ben 16oe
gngnit, tr anrien pr. Dollar:
Yaa Vorae 2r. 4.f0
Yaa Sperige 8r. 3.9S
Vaa Sanmarf ar. $50
Stnb ps Gbed eIer Yfonen Srber for bet
Yelsb Tom % aster at ienoe biem. FAINT
Mobtaserens fulo. Naun os goresie % ri
ifal ba beisrge Heittn nlbtr fnlo Garanti.
Burger osIand & Co.,
11s So. Dearborn Street. nsr Adams st..
Chicago, Ill.
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SorsiGttes paa iiSits SiSe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-16
GERMANS CAN'T
co INTO PARIS
ny WILLIAM PHILIP sIAlMs

tHttfI U iNNe% start AbFftNIRliuttlA
PARIS. April is.-Thc German
PEACE delegation. officially ordered to
Ncrsailles April IS. viii follow the
route over which they marched 10
NJ gates OF Paris in 1914. Il was
harmed today.
hut the enemy. as in 1914. will not
lser Paris They win lie forced to
l.irt the city and proceed directly TO
their quarters In Versailles.
The Germans numbering about
IT'S. win arrive In Cologne. where
they will take a special train. They
viii BE- whirled toward Versailles
thru scenes OF devastation wrought
by German hands--possibly under
direction OF some OF the minor Off.
Gals In the party.
They will pass Liegc. the first city
20 suffer from Hun frightfulness:
Nsmur and Maubcugc. where the
doughty Belgians held the Germans
at bay until the British and French
could organize resistance in their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-16

rear: Chartered. where Sir John
french's "contcmptibles" fought and
died; the great Hindenburg limo de-
lenses. the battlefield OF tn. Somma
all with their memories Of death
and carnage. Of herolsm and OF civ
iiixation at stake.
Arriving In Versailles. the Germans
will be CHARTERED In the Hotel pcs
Reservoirs and the Hotel Petit Natei
The strlctest precautions VIII be
taken to prevent them from stray.
ing into Paris. lest unfortunate in
cldcnts" should occur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-16
WILD WEST men
ROUGH FIGHTERS
Hardest American Troops,
Says Physician
- - ~
Continued From Page One


occupied 10y young lieutenant.
Keep your seat. Buddy he said.
tho according 10 all rules he could
have dispossrsssrd the invader. lie
had hardly left to hunt himself new
cover. when a shell landed In the
crater and blew the lieutenant To-
bits.
Again. his colonel scut runner
90 ask that Capt Jimmy" take
command of his battalion. Ms the
major had gone West" Instead
of sending the runner back, the
captain started post haste himself.
While he was stili In the same
trench segment with tho runner.
piece Of shell blew the boys head
Oft.
And Capt. Fortune. who certainly
does not belie his name. IL one OF
the most popular officers Of the
g6ist.
Seattle Veterans
Here arc some of the Seattle boys
who returned:
Capt Henry H. Hoffman. 3O5 Lum'
her Exchange building: Lieut. Pred
4. Lamplng. els Kinnear place. ma
chine gun detachment 3dist rcgi'
ment. Meas Sorgt Y. G. Bower. 22s3
y, tsth St: Corporal !. 7. Thorkel'
son. ag0S y. stth ST.. Sergt Theodor.
Cruise. 1854 CorliEa ave. Private Ed
gar \. Schroeder. e7ii Jackson st
Private W. H. Schroeder. 6iS y.
18th at. Private y, c. MeGinn. $50
Sand ~. w: Scrgt Lester Turnbuli.
1859 AMI ave.
Medical detachment. 5siNt--pri.
vatr Wallace q. Camp, 1884 Repub-
icAn St: Private s. u. Anderson. ti3
Il. Republican St: Private NJ. l. Eek
crt. 1915 Warren ave. 90. II. asist
infantry; Private Eugene Mangini.
ss5 W. 18th St: Private c. y. Hall.
9:3 Il. John St. Go. r.. ssist infan.
try: Corporal X. q. Pierce. 2ass Fed.
crai ave. Private ]. ~. Campbcli,
$3.50 18th y. T.: Bugler Il III. Whit
ney, 2s4o 18th ave. Il f.: Private
W. y. PIKE. s50s Roxbury st. Co.
u: Private Robert Hilton. 1853 18Th
ave; Private Peter Hansen. es22
50th ST.: Corporal Wesley Ncary
i7is Minor ave: Corporal Thomas
q. Barry. s20f w. sist at. ssrEt.
G. ". Wells. 22s 37th ave. n; Pri.
vate O. W. fIaRgcrty. s02s 18th ave.
y. w: Corporal =. II. Green. ssss
Dallas ave-. Co. G.. Sergt- Joseph
NJ. Huppman. ats cath ave. Private
y. w. Sten-nore. II. y. u. No. :.
Private H. 4. Rasmussen. 52oT I'm
crsou st.. Private r. W. Miller. 1915
Il. 55th At. Corporal Harry a..
Kocher. TIC nth ave. Private Al
bert Anderson. sssh Second ave. ".
Private Ralph Tituc. sot7 Fourth
ave &. Private Alfred barrett. 1905
r. Spruce st: Private T. A. Lee.
ii&e Broadway. Private benjamin
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NINE ARRESTED
IN BOOZE CASE
Federal Roundup Not Yet
Completed, Say Officials
Continued From Page One |

Tom Russell Dick Russell depofitcd
g. 900 cash Tor himself. and Patrol
man Patton was also released last
night.
Stolen liquor WIS found under the
front porch OF Carey'a homo, at 100
l7th We. Tuesday night, according
20 tciadA
Two automobiles. "a Buick and an
Auburn. both passenger machines. al.
legged 70 be tho property OF ia ila
gen. and to have been the machines
which carried the booDe from the
store room. were seized by Deputy
Marshal u. X. Tohcy. upon libcla H.
sued By the district attorney.
Say One Confessed
Sergeant llaHHeiblad 10 charged
with protecting" Patton and others
since the robbery. e.. 8. officials viii
cndeavor 10 prove that he had
knowledge of the Identity Of the per.
petratora of the theft. hut kept Il
covered up" therefore making him
guilty In tho eyes Of IN. law.
The charges now against the men
implicated are Of eonEpiring ngn1nst
the government by the theft Of IN.
liquor. These charges may be
changed TO either grand larceny or
burglary.
No date has yet been set for the
preliminary hearing.
Ed Hagen. the former patrolman,
resigned from tho force over "A year
ago. on November 20. 1916. he was
indicted In the superior court.
charged with having accepted a $40
hrihe from y. q. Peterson for
not arreating the latter when Peter.
son ~ alleged to have had $50
quarters Of liquor In his ponnesssion.
The trrt time he came TO trial the
caHe was dismissed because Of a lack
Of material witnesses. The second
time he was tried FOR the same OF.
Tense and tho jury disagreed. lie
was again tried and this time n Jury
found htn not guilty.
Former polioo sergt. Fred amnr,
Joined the Seattle police fore. In 1906
and was made sergeant In 1910. In
December, 1918. with Patrolman Ste.
vens. he liz alleged 10 have raided a
gambling game on the steamer Tour.
iSt and failed to report or turn In tn.
money aein.d. lie was dlnfnimz~d
from the force by Chief Warren. Hn
appealed to tho etivIl service com.
mission. hut the dismissal order was
sustained.
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Western Engineers
With Rainbow Men

BREST. April ts.--su nlted rrcss.l
-Embarkation OF the t2nd dsain.
bowl division for home continues.
The tifth engineers were going
aboard the Pueblo today. Tn. 18th
CSew York national army division
was moving into Camp Ponatrxen
today. Heavy seas have delayed tho
work OF cmbarkation.