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Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
POLICE BREAK
UP ROMANCE OF
YOUNG Girl
GoIdie Bales Elopes From
ChuIda, NO., With Married
Man Of "a; Was on
Way to Denver.

A charming bridegroom. Edward
Cox, farmer, rs years old, clever
b'gosh n everything, the one-hoss
shay, and a midnight elopement en-
tered into the life of pretty Goldie
Bales, IS years old, Of Chula. Mo.
But Goidie forgot there were po-
lice to Illustrate their plans Of a trip
to Denver to be married, and the
couple were arrested at local hotel
Sunday morning. Warrants sworn
out BY the father Of the girl in
Chillicothe, Mo-, charge Cox with
white slavery.
Blinking two brown eyes below
neat waves Of Jet black hair, pretty
Goldie changed repentant features
into a CHEEKY countenance, marked
with yampish dimples and childish
smile, as she told her story at the
police station.
Groom Married.
The prospective groom is mar
ricd and has been working on a
farm near Chula, Mo, of which
Goldie's father is foreman. Upon
advice from his wife that she was
going to obtain a divorce from him
because Of his attentions TO Goldie,
Cox persuaded the pretty foreman's
daughter to go to Denver with him
Friday to await the settlement of
the divorce suit.
Accordingly, plans we're made.
Goldie, the second Oldest of nine
children, went to a neighbor's home
Friday evening. At midnight the
time of romanticism, when the love-
soothing moon figuratively beckon-
ed to Goldie the time to HE her
self to the crossroads, grip in hand.
the farmerette braced courage and
boldly made for the meeting place.
Nor did she wait long, for the chiv-
alrous Edward, in passionate tie and
checkered vest, drove up in the
shay. Without exchange of words,
save probable expressions OF a love.
greeting, Edward and Goldie drove
to Chilicothe, a two hours trip by
the shay. Goldie declared.
At 2 a. m. the couple took the
train for Omaha and arrived here
CONTINUED on Page Two, Column Two.)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
MISS STONE TO TESTIFY
AGAINST HER BENEFACToR.

Chicago, Feb. 23.-Miss Florence
Stone, for years a we'll known act
ress and until recently the wife OF
Dick Ferris of Minneapolis, pro-
moter-actor, has gone to Minneap-
oils, accompanied by a detective,
and will appear before the Hennepin
county grand jury to testify against
William ii. Schaefer, head of the
Mortgage Security company whose
arrest Monday forced the closing OF
IA small banks in as many Mime
sofa villages.
The sudden collapse Of The f.
nancial string built up bytSchaefer
has revealed alleged worthless
securities totalling 100000, officials
say.
Because Of her intimate acquain-
lance with Schaefer, who is said to
have often confdcd to her details Of
plunqes into frenzied finance, Miss
Stone is expected to be one OF the
most important witnesses against
her former benefactor.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
HUN ASSEMBLY
IS DELIBERATING
ON CONSTITUTION
Document Drafted Provides
international Law Shall
Be Basic Part of
German Law.
By Associated Press.

Weimar, Feb. 23.-While the
German national assembly has been
holding open meetings, several COM
rnittees have found time to discuss
the draft of ! new German constitu-
ton as prepared by Hugo Pruess, a
member Of the cabinet
The draft has now passed on sec
ond reading. The original few para
graphs have been cut up and eN-
panded into 100 paragraphs which
cover every point carefully.
The new draft consists of seven
divisions. The first division, en-
titled "the nation and its component
states" provides that the national
territory shall consist of the former
German states as well as other
states that may, after a plebiscite,
desire to be incorporated with Ger
many. The flag of the new republic
will be black, red and gold.
The second article of the first di-
vision provides that the executive
power lies with the people.
The third article says the geneF-
ally accepted rules of international
law shall be basic part OF the
German law.
Succeeding articles provide for
the defense Of the nation and cover
colonial questions, customs, duties
and public transportation.
The election of a president is pro-
vided for in fourth division. He
must be at least S. years old and a
German citizen for 10 years and will
serve a -seven-year term. He may
be recalled through popular vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
PO W { RS
TO SPEED
UP PEACE
PA RLE Y S
Council Resolves to Have
Treaty Ready by Time
President Wilson Re-
turns in March.
By Associated Press.

Paris, Feb. 25-Results OF far
reaching character were obtained at
the meeting of the council Of the
great powers Saturday, when reso-
lutions were adopted requiring such
a speeding up Of all work OF the
peace conference as to permit the
formation of a peace treaty by the
time President Wilson returns to
Paris in the middle of March.
To accomplish this all commits
sions dealing with big questions
such as reparations, boundaries and
economic and financial issues must
report to the supreme council within
the next two weeks or by March 8
at the latest. These reports, in
turn, will form basis for the draft
ing of the treaty.
Confer With cIemenceau.
An extensive program has been
carefully matured within the past
few days and it was brought to a
elimination this afternoon when A.
]. Balfour, British foreign secre-
tary. and Col. E. NJ. House of the
American delegation called on Pre-
mier Clemenceau. Each found the
wounded statesman dressed and
sitting up and keenly alert and fully
agreed on the plan for rapid accele-
ration of work
This brought together the British,
American and French viewpoints for
a rapid course Of action assuring
the earliest possible peace. Shortly
afterward the supreme council met
and ratified the program.
To Draft Broad Plan.
The main feature of the speeding
up plan is, to embody all subjects,
both nonmilitary and military, in the
peace. soon to be framed and to have
this broad general document take
the place of disarmament which is
being prepared by the supreme war
council under the direction of Mar
shall Foch, who was to present it
within the next few days.
1t will be. this broad general plan
which will be drafted by the time
the president returns and which will
soon thereafter go before the peace
conference.
The foregoing action relates only
to Germany, as the conclusion Of
this preliminary peace treaty is re-
garded as of highest Importance.
But similar action may proceed at
the same time concerning Austria,
Bulgaria and Turkey. Although the
proposed document is designed as
a preliminary peace treaty it is ex-
pected to embody virtually all main
questions.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
Nineteen Killed in Campaign
Against Bandits in Mexico

Brownsville, Tex, Feb. 23.-Nine-
teen men, eight of whom were from
the same community 20 miles UP
the Rio Grande from Matamoros,
have been summarily executed by
shooting or hanging by the state po.
lice of the Mexican state of Tamaul-
ipas, in a campaign to end banditry
along the lower Texas Mexican bor-
der, according to reliable informa-
ton in Matanoros.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
RADICALS WIN BLooDLESS
BATTLE WITH POLICE.

New York, Feb. When radi-
Gals and pacihsts attending "liber-
ties conference" here, began arriv-
ing at Delmonico's ball room to-
night they were informed by uni
formed men stationed outside that
they could not hold a meeting, at
which Scott Nearing, acquitted last
week OF sedition, was to- preside.
About 800 reached the ball room,
however. and refused TO leave. After
some delay upon the arrival Of two
police stenographers to take down
the remarks of the speakers, the
radicals were permitted TO pro-
ceed with their session.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
Son Born to Mrs. SaTe,
Daughter of President

Philadelphia, Feb. "a son was
born to Mrs. Francis B. Sayre,
daughter of President Wilson, at the
Jefferson hospital here early today.
Mother and child are doing we'll.
This is the presidents fourth grand
child. The president has been noti-
fed and ii IS possible he may stop
at Philadelphia on his way from
Boston to Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
No. IS.

Love is disease, either acute or
chronic, whose etiology is I'M
known, which may occur as an cpl
demic. but is usually sporadic. His
torically, it is the oldest of diseases,
dating from the time OF Adam. II
is characterized clinically by both
objective and subjective symptoms,
but of such variety that TO de-
scribe typical case is impossible.
1t usually attacks two members Of
opposite sex at the same time, but
even this varies. Because of this
variety it is considered the spice Of
life and therefore much sought for
Those suffering from the most acute
attacks sometimes seem the hap
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
Supply Ship Sunk at Pier
TO Extinnuish Fire in Hold

New York, Feb. 23.-The army
refrigerating ship, Sixaola, was
sunk at her pier in Hoboken .to-
night 10 save her from flames rag
ing in her holds. Two members Of
the crew, an officer and boat
swains mate, are missing and are
believed to have perished. The YES
sci was loaded with beef and was
about to sail for Brest.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
Presidential Party Remains
Aboard Steamer Over Nlinht

Boston. Feb. 23.-President VIII
sons ship arrived in Boston harbor
early this evening and anchored with
all the presidential party remaining
aboard. Tomorrow. sometime be-
fore noon, the president and those
accompanying him from the Paris
peace conference will come ashore
for brief ceremonies of welcome and
a short speech by the president HI
Mechanics hall. The whole partv
will leave for Washington BY soc
Continued on Pase Two. Column Fanr.l
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
PHOTOGRAPH GRAVES
OF SOLDIERS IN FRANCE.

Washington, Feb. 23.-Every
identifed grave of an American sol,
dicr In France will be photographed
bv the American Red Cross and the
picture sent to the soldiers next Of
kin.
Several hundred photographs have
been taken and forwarded to rela-
tives and il was announced today
that at the request of the War de-
partment the Red Gross has taken
over the task Of photographing all
: Each photo will be mounted on a
cardboard folding frame on one
side Of which will be inscribed
the record Of the soldier.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24

the end and object OF all achieve
ment.
Without love wealth would be
worthless, virtue would be dethron-
ed, the world would be wilderness
and man a savage ant Goddess ami
NAL. Without love life would be a
mockery and not worth living.
Without love life would, indeed, be
a cold and narrow vale between
the peaks OF two eternities."
With love enthronet in the heart,
man becomes a mob and Godlike
creature, the world a paradise and
life blessing without end. Love
is the sweetest flower that blows,
the rarest gift of God to man, the
greatest Joy that mortal man may
know.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
|. W. W. LEADERS
IMPLICATED IN
TERRORIST PLOT
Secret Service Men Nab in
New York ID Spanish Aliens
Suspected of Conspiracy
to Kill Wilson.

New York. Feb. 23.-Fourteen
members of the Spanish branch of
the |. w. w. were arrested by secret
service men and members of the
police bomb squad in two raids here
late today. While they are charged
formally with having seditious
literature in their possession gov
ernment agents claimed to have
evidence they were Matching a
terrorist plot. According TO one
report they were plotting to. kill
President Wilson,
After being questioned at police
headquarters, where their finger
prints were taken, the prisoners
were locked UP without bail pending
arraignment before a United States
commissioner tomorrow
Mysterious Machine Found.
Meanwhile mechanical experts
have been assigned to assemble a
complicated machine found dis
mantled in one Of the rooms raided.
The secret service agents said they
were at a loss to explain its purpose.
Translators were put to work on a
mass of papers and pamphlets
seized
All the men, it was said, are Span
ish aliens, who have come to the
United States during the past three
years.
According to the secret service
men, youth Of rs, who gave the
name Of lose Graud, is the chief
organizer of the Spanish /. w. w.
here, and is the editor of a radical
Spanish newspaper published in New
York In the ]. w. w. organization,
it was said, he is known as Armoldo
Sapatena.
Allege Plot Against Wilson.
Frank Francisco and Edward ].
Dowd of the secret service, as well
New York detectives, who assisted
them in the raids, declared they had
obtained evidence which would be
used in an attempt to prove the
prisoners had planned to assassi-
nate President Wilson in Boston to-
morrow but this assertion was dis
credited by Captain Peter Rubino,
of the secret service, who directed
the raids.
According to the police two Of
thelnen, who frankly admitted they
were anarchists, stopped here on
their way to Boston and intended
to go on to that city tonight. These
men were from Philadelphia.
Arrests Made in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Feb. 23.-Ten Gu
bans and Spaniards were arrested
here early today by agents of the
Department of Justice on infornla
ton received from New York. A
quantity Of alleged seditious liter
ature was seized.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
BoLsHEVIST FLEET
ORDERED TO ATTACK.

Stockholm, Feb. 23.-IBy UnlT
versal Service.)-Trotzky and lre-
nine. according TO an apparently re-
liable report, have ordered the boil
shevist feet in the Baltic to proceed
to sea and attack the Esthonian
coast The British feet in these
waters is ready for all emergencies.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
Former President Taft's
Aunt Dies at ACE of SO

Millsbury, Mass Feb. 8.-Miss
Della Chaplin Torrey, aged 93 years,
aunt of former President William
Fl. Taft, died tonight at the Torrey
mansion after brief illness due to
general breakdown.
The only relative at the bedside
was a nephew, Horace TAFT.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
ClemenCeau improving
and Receives Visitors

Paris, Feb. 23.-Premier Clemen-
ceau spent a very quiet night consid-
ering his condition and All official
bulletin issued at o:30 o'clock this
morning says satisfactory improve
ment continues. Members of his
household reported the premier
seemed very cheerful this morning
He was permitted to receive some
visitors this afternoon.
AT o o'clock this evening an of
fetal bulletin was issued saying NJ.
Ciemenceau had had good day.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
Denies Carnegie Is Paying
Expenses Of Taft's Campaign

New York, Feb. 23.-Denial OF
Senator Sherman's statement in a
speech before the senate that the
expenses of William Fl. Taft's tour
in support of the league of nations
were Ieing met by the Carnegie
foundation, was made in state-
rent issued here tonight by Her
bert S. Houston, treasurer Of the
League TO Enforce Peace.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
Admiral Won Tirpitz
Guest Of Swiss General

Geneva. Switzerland, Feb. 23.-
Admiral Won Tirpitz, who is credi-
ted with having been the instigator
of ruthless submarine warfare. has
been the guest of General Will Of
the Swiss army since the revolution
in Germany, according to Swiss
newspapers. The former German
naval chief has lost his entire for
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24

No. SO.
The dear editor sllows us 200
words, and until March l,9in which
to define Lowell Isn't he the little
joker2 He knows doggone well
that it cawn't be done. But then
a million words and a million years
wouldn't be any better. There
aren't enough words in the world
to define it, but oh, boyl Isn't it a
grand and glorious feeling?
No. n.
There is known to man, and ex-
perienced by some, pure, true love;
and It is as much above the mere
base brute lust that dwells in the
loins as heaven is above hell. Love
has its seat as Iust has its seat-in
the bodily man-but they are not
the same. In woman love the more
prevails, and lust IN man. To bring
1t about that love shall altogether
prevail in both is to bring one OF
the greatest of blessings to man
kind.
Love is the sense Of the pres
efce of ones harmonial tempera-
mental mate. The harmony may be
only partial, or it may be complete
and perfect. So the love may be
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
Many Persons Killed
in Rioting in Budapest

Paris, Feb. 25.-An attack was
made none Of the newspaper Of
fees in Budapest on Thursday by
communists and unemployed with
the result that many persons were
killed, according to advices reach
ing here. One eye witness declared
he counted SO to 80 dead in the
streets.
Fifteen communists were taken to
the hospitals in dying condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
REF
1R E E ZY
BITS OF NEWS
cuNARD LINE PLANS
TO EXTEND ITS SERVIl

London, Feb. 25,-Sir Alfred
Booth told Universal Service to-
night that the Cunard line is plan
ming TO extend its transatlantic
service TO a great degree, taking
The place Of the German passenger
liners between Southampton, Cher
bourg and New York
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
PROPOSE ROOSEVELT
MEMORIAL IN FRANCE.

New York, Feb. 25.-The Roose-
welt permanent memorial commit
tee announced today that it had
PROPOSED that Belleau Wood, where
the first American soldiers fell i'll
France, be acquired and converted
into an American National ceme-
terry in memory of Theodore Roose-
,yAtf
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
No. 81.


Love is the only bow on life's
dark cloud. 1t is the morning and
the evening star. Ii shines upon
the bsbe, and sheds its radiance on
the quiet tomb. 1t is the mother OF
art. inspirer of poet. patriot and
philosopher At is the air and light
Of every heart. builder of every
home. kinder OF every fire ON every
hearth
II was the first to dream sof inn
mortality. Ii fills the world with
melody-for music is the voice ct
love. Love issthe magician, the en-
chanter, that changes worthless
things to joy and makes right royal
kings and queens of common clay.
Ii is the perfume of that Won
drous flower, the heart, and without
that sacred passion. that divine
swoon. we are less than beasts; but
with it, earth is heaven, and we
are Gods.-Bob Ingersoll.
Love is fever that ends with a
chill.
No. ST.
Love is the odor arising from the
fires Of human passion.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
No. es.

The most powerful forces Of the
universe are unsel.. forces. OF
these are electricity, gravitation and
love. We behold the outward man
ifestations OF these forces, but the
forces themselves we do not see.
Nor do we know exactly what they
are. Hence. love can be better de-
fined by stating some of its outward
manifestations, rather than by at
tempting to define it in terms.
Love is universal. It inspires to
highest thought, to the most exalted
action, the most unselhsh devotion,
the most noble self-sacrifce. "
Love is the foundation of ali law,
the mainspring Of human endeavor,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
No. so.

True love is a sensitive feeling
which comes from the heart and
calls out to a sweetheart's heart to-
share in its burdens. This sensi-
tive feeling keeps growing stronger
day by day, and when ripened ends
ina happy life for both. But when
it is not left to grow long enough
and does not ripen it leads to mis-
cradle life.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
QUEEN OF RoUMANIA
SEEKS REFUGE IN ENGLAND.

Geneva, Feb. 25-The queen Of
Roumania and her daughter, the
Princess Elizabeth, have fed from
Bucharest to England fearing a
revolution in Roumania. says a
dispatch received from Vienna.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
" % % ~ ~
FINE PRIZES FOR BEST ANSWERS.

Best three of $5; So; TO- good
ove story book Not 200 Words original quote author
will not be printed except awards Closes March Address
Contest Editor, The Bee, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
= What Is Love? Answers in The Bees Contes

piest, and those in whom the dis
ease has assumed the chronic form
are prone to look with scorn on
their newly afflicted neighbors. As
rule youth suffers the more
acutely. The treatment is mar
riage and the complication is d.
vorce.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
THE WEATHER.

Snow and colder Mondas cold
wave north and west; Tuesday
probably fair; warmer in extreme
west; fresh northerIy winds,
FynnptQ Wannenafuaaas
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24

No, rs.
Love! 1t is ALL
The sun loves the day
And the moon the night;
The flowers of the jungle
Lift their heads toward light;
That is love-
The light OF love
For men and for women
And their children after them,
Lovel 1t is the world
And light! Quoted.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24

weak and tlighty, or It NAV So
strong and firm, But whether weak
or strong, wherever love is, L dwells
IN the temperament; it lives aud
moves and has its being thefs and
throned in the heart, / is appointed
TO tull dominion over The ioins, the
home Of lust.
Ii this is so, then one of the most
precious of the knowIedges which
q human being can gain is to know
how, to know when true love IS
awakened.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
No. o2.

True love is a warm, sincere feel
ing in the heart. 1t inspires one Is
do noble things or causes 4 prea
Jealousy or hatred. When per
son loves unselfshly, lie IS onh
happy when doing something for
the object Of his affection. When
two persons love one another thep
cannot bear to be separated for anq
great length of time. They long
to be together, to look into each
others eyes, to clasp each other
hand, Every one is meant to love
somebody, some time or other. Ii
is the gift of God. 1t is heassR
sent.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
No. g.

Love is the light and sunshine of
life. 1t makes all things possible,
all burdens light to 5ear. Ii is the
principle of existence.
No. 7o.
Love is just a sickness that can
easily be cured.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24

Love is the odor arising from the
fires OF human passion.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-24
Arrests Made IN Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Feb. 23.-Ten Gu
bans and Spaniards were arrested
here early today by agents sof the
Department of Justice on informa-
ton received from New York. A
quantity Of alleged seditious liter
attre was seized
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-24
JUDCEBUNNELL OPENS COURT
 IN CORDOVA

The district court of the Third di- vision convened in session at 10 o'clock this morning and after going over the calendar, and setting a time for various cases, Judge Bunnen declared a recess until 2 D. m., when the following cases were disposed of:
 Cordova Abstract & Realty Go. vs George D. Reed. Judgment for plain tiff
 Tillman vs. Tillman-Degree of di- vorce granted. Mrs. Tillman was the plaintiff.
 Brakke vs. Brakke-Decree of di- vorce granted to Mrs. Brakke, plain tiff
 Bringdale vs. Bringdale-Decree of divorce granted to Mrs. Bringdale, plaintiff.
 Laska vs. Laska-Decree of di- vorce granted to Mrs. Laska, with $50 month alimOny.
 The case of Miller vs. Lakima Cop per Company was set for trial tomorrow.
 The cases of the United States vs. Carlisye Packing Company and United States vs. Canoe Pass Packing Com pany are set for trial at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
 Lathrop vs. Slater-Time set for