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The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09

There ought to be such an atmos-
phere in every Christian church that
man going and sitting there should
take the contagion of heaven, and car
~ home fire to kindle the altar
whence he came.--H. w. Beecher.
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09
POuLTRY.

Live Poultry-Spring chicken, large
5OQS2c; Leghorns. 2s63Oc; hens. 80
Q32c; small hens. 10000; ROSTERS
21Q22c; young geese. 23G24c; ducks.
2S030c per ID.
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09
"Hiqhqate."

The word 'Highgate" is derived
from a gate erected over 400 years
ago TO receive tolls for the bishop of
London. At one time all travellers
who taTied at Highgate taverns were
required to take an oath never to eat
brown bread while they could get
white.
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09

With your fngersl You can lift of
any hard corn. soft corn, or corn be-
tween the toes, and the hard skin cali
luses from bottom of feet.
A tiny bottle of "Freezone" costs
little at any drug store; apply few
drops upon the corn or callus. In
stantly it stops hurting, then shortly
you lift that bothersome corn or callus
right Off, root and all, without one bit
Of pain or soreness. Trulyl No num-
bug ADV.
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09
MahonanY Treen.

Mahogany trees do not grow in clus-
tiers, but are found scattered through
out forests and hidden in dense UNDER
growths.
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09

Watch cutIcurs Improve Your skin.
On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash of Ointment in FIVE minutes
with Cuticura Soap and hot water. 1t
is wonderful sometimes what Cuticura
win do for poor compilations. dandruf.
itching and red rough hands.-Adv.
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09
Dark Future.

"Got next winters coal imp
81 should say not. / haven't even
got tomorrow's meals provided for"
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09

Even the unmus'cal fish dealer
knows the scales.
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09

If people were given all they pray
larged.
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09

No ran Is wise in the eyes of fool
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09
Don't Belittle That
Backache-Stop 1t.
Kidney and Bladder Sufferers Regretfully
Recall Their Neglect of First symptom.
Use Caution-Get Dodd's.

IF Kidney disease attacked suddenly
as does Appendicitis, or a Fever, you
would be forced to bed Immediately.
But it doesn't-its process is slow, de-
structive and fatal.
You can't afford to disobey natures
first warnings - slightest backache,
throbbing pain through loins, stiffness
in STOPPING or lifting. Take heed
Immediately, and beware, too, of spots
appearing before or puffiness under the
eyes, rheumatic pains, nightly arising.
Thousands upon thousands have
been relieved in the past 40 years
by using Dodd's-they quickly tone
and revive sickly kidneys. Be sure
your druggist gives you Dodd'S-fat,
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09

Even the mIser is generous to his
faults.
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09

And the green grocer is I'm position
to acquire lot of ripe experience.
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09

Heard in a Restaurant.
"Is there too much dressing on your
salad STRIP
Eyes; take it back and undress it,"
The Yale expositor., 1919-10-09

round box, with
three DIS in the
name.
If your drug
gist is sold out,
send Coo in stamps
with druggists
name to Dodd's
Medicine Co., Buff
falo, N. Y.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-25
Rnliiie6e Bcliei,e,uiki
gcgcn Sic loclc1s

BarIddii, 25. 6ebr. r8ir mil.
len 0ie berrdteriiben golen biz ouf
sen yIetten Mnnn befGnpfen.~ 9ies
lit 0os 9iftlml oes ariegsminifters
2eon Srosfp BON Ser goli6ctpifi
9egierung. Die ruiiiiden Srltppen
iino nngepieien nltf 8aranopihi ait
mnrifieret. Erobfb lit entIhloiIen,
Die 9Solen 5il Siidti9pn tpeiI er
8d0erctpSfi beionoers bobt. G3 bat
fib crit iebt berousgeiteat, oaB, ebe
gaoerepsfi 8unl greniirr ernaunt
mnroe, WtitsIieoer Der poIniiden
2egotion in Ntosfou berbaftet uno
etli6e oerielben eriduIien iuuroen.
als Die 8arid|ou Megierltnq ooge-
gen proteltierte, erlpioerte sic @ioss
fna 9fe9ierung onrouf: n8ir iino
eritauilt; mir glaubten gu1 einen
@efalleu 5lt er3eitgetL iilOem mir
Guere 8ourgeoilie 8ertreter Elm.
itedten.@ SrosfD Itebt iett i'm sseL0
ltn0 fortu1auoiert Die Sruppen. gr
bot belite cine groBere @elpoIt an
fiA geriiiefL iuie 2enine, nit benz CT
eiilen Strfit iDegen Ser 9srin3cB.
esSsIono SfonferenS bate. Sroefp
ioI iebt cine glrnree bon 100000
Wiann boben. Gs beiBt, bnB er ouf
feds Monate O2ulnition babe, 9lndl
iof( 0ie 9trmee ionFt out periorgt
Iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-25

Grcfsbritaitniens
iisSiiitricae 6efaht

2onboit 25. 6e6r.-.Getn Ser.
einigtcn aonigrei6 orobt qroBe &c,
fobr uno biirgerliGe ltnruben uno
Oos Snus Der @emeinen iolLte aaes
in ieiner @taht itebenGe Tim, Inn
oieie @efabr ob3uwenoen~, 10 er.
fl1rte 9Srenrier 2lobO George, in,
oem er cine giG eiil6ra6te. oantit
Elm aonuitee Oreoniiiert fper6e, Inn
Die gerbdltniiie in Der &obleninou.
itrie 5it ulttetiudlen.
rgion Bat mir eeIpgt, boB, ipenn
Ons 8erlangen Der aoblengr16er
erlallbt ipiirOe, bic g}itroe a1tf an.
6ere essitoitltrieen fallen iuiiroe. Gipe
9iiroe 10 grob lnto i6luer, oab
Sunoerte itnO Sanienoe ouBer 8e.
i96ftigung fonnlen tpiiroen; oaB
oaOurh Der grport BON GobIe, Gi-
len StobI,@ @iaidiner, ia Die Sdiff.
fahrt berfriipbelt miiroe. @s fam
geiogt perben4g fiigte Der 8rentier
=
bin8l,, uoaB Die Regierungsberidte
lit oieieln 5aIl nidt aanS genau
finO uno oesbolb ioa cine Inter.
iu6uiig Ser SaAlage itottfinoen,
@fne 8ouuniiiion ooer Gprlitee nllb
eruonnlt iperOen nn0 &err Suffice
GnnfeD ioI[ Der 8orIieenoe lein."
Ger 9reIHier idete, oas 2ano itcbt
an 8oraben0 groBer i1Iinnter ct.
cigniiie uno Die Regierltng 5ogert,
Sen 9lrbeitern Die berlunaten Gon.
5eiiionen Slt nladen, bis Die Sod
lage unteriudt i'll. Die 9elAnlOi.
aung Der Minenarbeiter, 0oB Sic
Mdnea bic Ertra gitroe trngeil f0ult-
Ten, iuet1 ttibHit @oBregeln erertfzs
fen piirbeib I'M 8erIuTte St bers
bitten, lit es ipobl pert, 6oB cine
llnterilthltng eitlgcleitet miro. God.
iit es iebr fragIid, ob eine Gr.I
b09ung Der Soften sper Come bon
S bis 10 S1illinge obne ipeitere
llnterilid)l1lg eeitattet fper0en fam.
Greinier 2loDo George erfldrte, oaB|
Die Soften Der Come 4oble i1n Ser.
Sonigreid) oil Den Wiinen iid) otf
II GhilLinge beIouie, in Sen Ser.
Stnateu .ieGod nir otf I'll GAi[.
linge. Ser Yrerier. Idgte ferner,
baB oos 2ano idon groBe auno.
idaft nerIoren babe, oenn 8ralilieu,
oaS bot Dem &riege gang beberridt
pnroe, lit gum groBen Sei[ ben.
loren geeangen glud Der W3arft iii
2lrgenttnien 0robt berloren at ge-
ben. Gie ssrage ser Soften ser
Roble beberrIdJt nlles onnere. gl1e-
cifa 1T III Oieier 8e6iebuug bereits |
I'm eef1brli6er &onfurrent geiuors
ben. Sic Soften Der SerIteLlung nonE
5tahi iiuo bereits groB aerug uno |
line grbobung Der &obIenpreiiel
pnroe Die Seriteaung bon StablI
I'M 10 95ro5ent berteuern. gtnerita |
# iebt ihon Elm gefGbrlider &on.
'urrent alf oieiem @ebiete lno cine
5rbobung Der 4obIenpreiie piir0e
,ie SohInge nod beridIintmern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-25
Gcit. Parrics 1liitolieS
Scs 1i6brntittclratcs

gsoi6iugton. %. 5eb. Oliper ..
4lbn iagt in elmer brabtIoiet Ge.
peide an Den bieiigen Gbening Star j:
ags lit tltlr elm giann in europa,
Der itets nit Grfolg 0en oeutiten
agluif" 5uriidipeiit t1o Ons lit @e.
neral George s. Sorries, friiber in
8aibington itno ipdter iii 0maba,
70 erfldrte Elm Mitgfie6 Der Som.
miiIion, meIhe oen 4oIen gaab.
rllngsmittel BlifiiBrt. Die Gellti6en
in gan5ig baben ltetS perIuft, ben
8eriano bon gtnbruugsmitteIn an
Die 8oIen an berbiroern ourd) ods
energiide gLuftreten oes General
Sorries eebt oerieIbe 8erIdno ltnge.
fort meter. Sarries bat oie oelt.
iden Srifs iofort ourfiAaut, ct
berftdiO es, ibren @iSerltanO gu be.
ieitiqen.~
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2iebraska SclSaten
kebrcit i'm .Jilni beim

aoblen5, 25. sye6r.-Qus 9atlint
Der $einlreiie BON SIpei giationaI-
gorOen. umo 8tuei @rnlee.GibiIionen.
ungefdbr bic S1lfte Der 9eIablmqs.
9trnee, tprtr0e I'M Souptquartier Der
oritten arnee befannt geaeben.
Gie 80. 9ibiiion, Die SO. unO 90.
Gibiiion iperoen ON 10. glpril Die
Scimreiie ontreten. Gle SO. 0iDi.
ion beitebt aus 2euten BON sanIas,
WfiiIouri, Sii0.Gofoto. glebrasfa,
Colorado. Stem Wierito un0 glri.
sonn. Gie so. 3ipiiion beltebt aus
Wdnnern' bon Geras ano OfIa.
bona. Die beioen leeferen ueroen
erit i'm @onnt 01oi Die $pimreiie
antreten fCnnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-25
1,rdiiScftt 111ilicit
i'm t1,aiE,il,Gtc

@oibiuoton, %. 5e6 (l1niis
BreB.) = Selte friib lit ErdIi0en
8illon lpieoer in BdIbington eiff
getrofIen. Set fainer Mbmeieubei
olis Der 8un6esboltptltdot lit 81
10000 Meilen melt gereiit, 1T Cd,
ren6itrger BON onnd9ern0 1a{s&
5t1oten GrtiAaFteu ittlo Gorfern IL
europa geiuoroen, bot in HoldIiS,.
bon 9ouigen unO s5iiriten oeiuol]lst
uno etipa DO Offentlide Meoen aehas,
ten. Seute Itiir5te fid Serr gaiA
ion Iofort in oie glrbeit; an gldd
mittas finoet cine anbiifieettss siisulii
itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-25
.illOll luirft @tgnfrll
@anoldbn6 6il
Siibrt iit icincr Bcitcner tcSc aus, cati cbme d
,Slkcrliea Scr Sriccc nnr Gin s1,apicrs
fcbcn" iein iuiirte
6laubt, eans amcrika besiinltiet Sic rSlkerlia

Der syrieoen blelben0 .feilte @ar0:
tie, bob ni9t ein @roBer iiber ai11|
&leinea, bielLeiAt baID. berfalIe; II
ne @arorlfie, oaB nidt pielEeidlt 4
@roben Inter lid) iuieoer lilieiz
iuiir0en.
8er oa oenfe, 9(lnerifa ioili5
fib an fold eireni Sliidid1laoe v
ioId elmer gnttdnidung beteiIia'
femme amerifa ifIedtI
@}an it1tteriilde MIN Die DefiiA
unieres golfes. @ir iuoIlell. N
GeIt frei nloden, ridt iuiiere SIrlg
te IN ienen engeit, ieIbltii1er. pz|
bin5ieIen gliifgaben bergeiloeu &
gelDiIlen 2euten 10 te1ier iii M
idjeiilen, 2elten, 0erel gIusblid iIIK
iiber ben nd1lten Sorisont binI
rei6e. Seine aneenebmere Nerasf
foroerung fonrite inn ipcr0ell. q
babe Galipfblut tn fidj ltll0 es
fir ibn utandnal Elm 8eralsiid
ibm na65ugeben, eine @ernusior4
rung in 0ieier Sade nber miif
er alS cine @unit betrahten.
Die arrangements Der Aonferefa
oas Geid Der Yolett Gi1edo Il
mem 9rnettier ullo al 0dg o1be0|
pilroet niht cine Generation hajIE
FEN obne cine @0lfprligd. IA
Slus allen oielen @riiaoeu AQ1
er feinen 3ueifeL iiber Das 9er0IE
Oes an1erifaniihen gSoIfes, it'd
mebr 3meifeI oIs iiber Die 1otiud
ooB Mnt IN ibnf mare.
Die antionen Der 8elt Ieien It'll
mebr bic gfegierungelt. @enn
bpn Siationen geiprohea babe i3|
iprehe, 10 nleirre ar Die @oLfer IeIbR
Die Oieie 9ationen billau. ID e
I'M SatteI ttnO fte tuiir0en onFiir S
gen. oaB, fnlls Die beitebenoen 9H
gierltngen nift ben giIlelt ors 9}dl
feS atsfi6rten, alt0ere ID TIM iDlN
oen. 3os lei nift Iallger ell @
beilnnis, iulO Ole 9eoierltngen iDis|
ten es. ID
sSas oie g0Ifer belit5llfage lltEI
bon chamber treilne, 1et Sic
idie0enbeif' Ser gpradle. gsdre o1
ni6t getuelen, 10 batte er |id1 A
5rallfreich, sSStaIielt England lltlit
Dem Golfe, ouf Sen etruBerf iii 02|
Sallen ebeuio iebr SIT Sailie geiiiI
mie bier in 8oitoii. Ct fei beifIsR
tonnlen, ipitbtige @eIdjdfte absllI
feln, in gsirflidfeit ober. I'M
beriiderrI DaB er ebrlid) perjlilI'
babe, amerifoniide Gellfliugsart 0s
8elt flor SIT leeen. "
st boIte fif fin eiaen tfpiItEl.l
Gmerifaner, niht berldieOen n8a
anOeren rehten gLnerifaneru Z
Suuie. 0esbaIb fibIe er, tueun 4
9inge fir re9t bdIte, obne iss
3mefmaBigfeit in gatraht Ill MA
ben, Bob er Die @eOonfen anierife
interpretiere; uilo in ieiner QIS
fiir amerifo idlieBe er iic) mir nSS
groBen Manioritat ipiner al2iful
iden in Der gon8en 8eIt an. n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-25
3uitanOr III Strab6urq

te iInO 9aulen bon Slporfomntcnoer
S6fIidfeit. SIRE Grndbrllng por
mdbreno oes eonoen &rieees cine
por8iiglide, Son ibren 8orgcIesten
unO Der SfriessIeitung ipreden iie
im Conc erObter So6odtlng. Ger
frona0iiide Soloat 1T oilrdaus ma.
ticnal 9eiinnt bon aommunismlls,
So5inlisnuus luO gieboliition min er
ni6tS tuiiien Sein 2roitm lit eg,
iobalo mie moglib in Berlin eifsie.
ben 81 0iirfcit.
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qPnF in 30 5aaen 6cirattn.

o0utlt Bri6ge, Wioii. 25. 6eb.-
syornes ganep non adnios Gitp,
gio., ninB iid inHer6al6 80 Iagel
oerbeiraten. i'm bic grbid)oft BON
100000, Die i5m ieine 1ante unter
oieier geOiugImg biiiteriaiien bat,
anfreieu 5f tonnen. Bnnep. Der als
Sdliifsonitreidler in Bort 9frtbur
idtig mar iaat, er babe ooS @ao0.
den ifon olisaeindjt. Gr erbieIt
bon ieireH Qtnlp1lt Die Siunme Don
$500 nit ban @eiidl. nod St
Scuis 5n fonInleh I'm ben 9iadlob
zu orOHen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-25
Beabiitbtiotc 2ltteittat
ailf Scit 4,rdiiScttcn

Bolton, %. 5eb.-S,o6n Rogosfi,
Der perbaitet lpur0e, alS er 3agdng
gu oeS Brdlioenten Cutie int GopleD
8Ia5o 9otel iudte. Dllrbe beltte i'm
3entrdIgeri6te norgefiibrt, neil er
sefdbrlide 8offeu in ieinem 9eiite
gebabt bate.
gtoaosfi er5d6Ite Der goli8ei, oab
er bedbiidtigt babe ooen 9r1lioen.
fen 81 friegen ua0 Die @elt 5u ret.
ten" Wlan erFubr rn6, oab er fid
fir ben SoHig 4oIens" bull. Gr
erfldrte, oaB er uoen Simmef er.
reidi babe uno Oab, mas er Dor.
gebobt. ibm pom ahoditen 8elen"
befoblen tDoroen ie:.
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soDiet=&egiernng
bfrrid5t TT SaDtrn
OrSnilne IN ,liiin9en einiocrma6cn bcrocitcnt;
5citmn9cn scr t3iirocrpartcicn pcrldufio
perbcten; frin5 cecpclS ucrtaftet


foI, mie geriidttpeiie Derlautet, arl
Der Spite zines nonor@iltiIden
aonlplotts fteben oos in Der Grmor.
0ung OeB Riitiiterpr1fioenten Gis.
ner enoete. Die 9oIi3ei fabnoet oaf
Ruppredt. 2etterer ioG iid beim
8erloiien 8eI9iens geGulert boben:
sd erfenne Die bogeriide 9qepl,.
bIif nidt on. SD entlage nidt aud
0onfe idb iiidjt ob."
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QaOerriusfi n nmtsmhhr

@nridoit %. s5ebr. Ter grdii.
oeEt oes poIniiden 9anoiaaes er.
fldrte, oaB 93rcriier 9ooereatsfi
icine GeiigndiIon cin1rreitt bo6e,
hotj ieood General @tIiuosti i'm
Gebeten babe i'm atnlt ~ bIeiben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-25
gleOattsnr in shafe aeupntmen.

&elene, %. Jeb. = u. 4. Dunn
Der ae6afteur oes Butte Bulletin
iDegen gerleting oes Staots 9lui
rubrgeieees oueetlagt 1T bon ben
@eitporeuen oes Gtitrittaerihtes
idulOig befiinoen Doroen. Gip S,ll.
rp ieste ore Strait oaf $4,000 felt.
Der StaatsnufpoIt ineie in Der gln.
flnge, oaB Gunn in einen eoitoriel.
len s(rtifel ben Stnats 9ertei0i.
eussSrat oHgrerifien babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-25
Wilicn itnterseic6net
1scpeitues1)c )crlaae

Gaibiuston 25. -QrdliOent
giIion bat Die $6,0OO,0O0.000 ae.
Denue 8orlase nod geitern g(beno
Dor Dem 3ubetteeben inter5eiduet.
Go miro ofii6iel geneIoet.
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Sp0itielts Hnbineft
tritt sitrii<

g2uorib. 25. Geb.--es mira ii
fount gegeben. OoB bos ipoui'A
aabinett reiigniert cot. (D05Is
tuuroe Ietten 9aooenlber Don 9sa|
dnis DC albneelnos gtbiE0el)
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metterbeeid,f.

isiir 6mobo itn5 lImeeqenb. h<
siont Gebrasta uub Soma: @d:S
beise abeno ituO wliitpod1. aell s.
lgntli&sr &euIperoiuEns4Isi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-25

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED uNDEn
PERMIT No. ssa), AUTHORIZED az TAN
ACT or OCTOBER g 1917, ON FILE AI
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBK
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. 8. BURLESoN. P0sTMAsTER-CENERAr.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-02
RUSSIAN REDS
FORCED TO Give
UP PPETR0G Grad
Firms and KareIians Capture
Olonetz and Compel BoI-
shevik Withdrawal
Along Railway.

Helsingfors. May l.-Petrograd is
being evacuated by the bolsheviki,
reports from reliable sources. say
Many of the inhabitants are being
sent away and the bolshevik gov
ernment is taking rigorous measures
to prevent the news of the happen
irgs at Olonetz from reaching the
people.
Olonetz, ITO miles northeast >of
Petrograd, has been in the hands of
Finnish troops and Karelian nom
bolshevik forces since Sunday. This
weakened the bolshevik position in
the region east and north of Petro-
grad and probably compelled the
bolshevik withdrawal along the
Murmansk railway to west of Petro-
zavodsk, IS miles northeast of
Olonetz.
The .bolsheviki were last reported
at Povientz, at the head of Lake
Omega and obout Is miles north of
Petrozavodsk.
The province of Olonetz is pop
ulatcd mostly by Karelians who are
opposed to the bolsheviki and who
apparently have joined hands will,
the Firms against the Russian reds.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-02
MOST OF BOMBS
MAILED IN PLOT
PROBABLY FOUND
Senators 0verman and King
and Attorney Nebeker
Among Men Picked
for Assassination.

Washington, May belief was
expressed by postoffice officials to-
night that most if not all of the
bombs nailed from New York as
part of an anarchist May day plot
against the lives of public men had
been found. ..s
Checking of reports showed in
fernal machines addressed to Sem
ator Lee S. Overman of North Car
olina, Senator William H. King of
Utah, and Frank K. Nebeker, an at
torney at Salt Lake, Utah, got
through during the past "a hours.
The alertness of a postal clerk at
Salisbury, N. c., Senator Overman's
home town, prevented the delivery
of the machine to the senator. The
motive was thought to be the fact
that as chairman of the senate COM
mittee investigating anti-Ameriean
activities and disloyal propaganda,
Senator Overman had won the en-
nifty of the radical element.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-02
Ten Years In Prison
Penalty Imposed for
$204,000Defal n

Sacramento. Cal, May l.--Frank
A. Brush, cashier of the Santa Rosa
National bank, Santa Rosa. Cal,
pleaded guilty today in the United
States district court to a charge of
embezzling $204,000 of the banks S
funds. ..
He was sentenced to 10 years i'm
prisonment in McNeirs island.
Fernando Somoza, son-in-law of
the late former President Sierra of
Honduras, and William C. Grant
aud Harold E. Loughery, assistant
cashiers of the bank, pleaded not
guilty to similar charges in indict-
ments returned against them
Benjamin Gies, special assistant
United States district attorney, fold
the court that he had statement
from :. national bank examiner
showing defalcations aggregating
$1,036,000 since 1906. =
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-02
Overcomes German
AS Presents Credentials
Count Won Brockdorff Rantzau Foreign Secretary Ex
perences One Of Bitterest Moments of His Life on
Meeting Allied Plenipotentiaries and is, Barely
Able to Control Himself During Brief Ceremony.

Versailles, May 1.-(By The AS
sociated Press. i'm a session be-
ginning at o'clock this afternoon
and lasting barely five minutes, the
German plenipotentiaries of the
peace conference presented their
1t was the first step in the peace
negotiations. The German creden-
tials were presented to represen-
tatives of the allies and the United
States. s
Neither President Wilson, M.
Clemenceau, French premier, nor
David Lloyd George, British prime
minister, attended the function.
Pale and almost fainting from
emotion, Count won Brockdorff-
Rantzau, the German foreign secre-
tary and head of the delegation,
passed through what evidently was
one of the bitterest moments of his
life. He was barely able to sustain
himself through the brief ceremony
and reach the waiting automobile,
which had brought him to the
gathering.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-02
Wreck and Fire Threaten
to DESTROY SabuIa Tunnel

Dubois, Pa, May 1.-The Sabula
tunnel of the Pennsylvania railroad,
near here. was threatened with de-
struction today by a fire caused by
freight wreck, which has been
burning. since yesterday Twenty
cars had been destroyed and 100 feet
of the tunnel collapsed up to noon.
when the damage was estimated at
81 100000.
Two cars filled with gasoline still
were in the tunnel Should the tank
cars explode. railroad officials said.
the entire tunnel, as we'll as the Buff
falo and Susequehanna tunnel, 50
feet away, probably would be de-
stroyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-02

M. Canfbon addressed Count Won
Brockdorf- -Rantzaii,. ssating that he
was chairman 4ls<he conln1fssion en-
trusted by called pnwers to reA
ceive and exaninr The Nfedentials of
the German dele6ss the first
step in confereAefch. it was
hoped, would lead t0 peace
Here are ours" continued NJ
Cambon, extending as he spoke the
formal credentials of the allied CON-
mission as plenipotentiaries to the
congress.
Count Won Brockdorff- -Rantzau
surrendered the German credentials,
with even less of a formal address.
his emotion being too great to en-
able him to- deliver an extended dis
course.
After these brief ceremonies the
Germans turned and left the hall,
walking few steps to the cars in
waiting. They were followed i'm
mediately by the allied representa-
tives. The whole ceremony was
over and the allied delegates were
proceeding back toward Paris by
500 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-02
Secretary Daniels
I Explains in London
u. S. Navy Program

London, May lin a confer
ence with newspaper correspond
ents today and in a speech at
joint luncheon of the Anglo-Ameri-
can society and the Sulgrave Insti-
tute, Josephus Daniels, the Ameri-
can secretary of the navy, made no
apologies for the big navy program
of tine United States.
He emphasized what he con-
sidered the absolute necessity for
big American navy should tlF
league of nations fail to function.
To questions regarding the e~
tensive American building program,
the secretary explained that the &C.
ton of congress could be changed
bv the president should the cove
nant of the league provide for
smaller ornaments.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-02
80 POLICEMEN /,
SUFFER WOUNDS
IN PARIS RIOTS
Barriers Erected by Mobs In
Street and Troops Fired
Upon; Cessation Of -
Work Complete.

Paris, May 1s-(Havas)-During
the course of the day, 80 policemen
were wounded in the riots here, and
SO arrests were made. Among those
slightly injured were Leon Jouhaux,
general secretary of the Federation
of Labor, and Deputy Poncet.
A young man was killed in the
opera district. Fifteen persons were
wounded, several of them seriously,
in the neighborhood Of the Care de
pEst when crowds stoned the cav
airy and many shots were fired.
There were numerous clashes in
the Boulevard de Magenta, where
barriers were erected and the troops
were fired upon.
Several speakers addressed assem-
blages in the boulevards and advised
them that they were the weaker
party and suggested that they re-
turn to the Place de la Republique
and the Place de la Bastile, your
own part of Paris"
! Crowds Turned Back.
One of the speakers climbed pole
and addressed the crowd, saying
that it was useless to attempt to
storm the Place de Ia Concorde and
reach the objective, the chamberN.of
deputies and the war ministry.
where demonstrations had been
planned, and advised the people to
proceed to the Place de la Repub-
lique and the Place de la Bastile.
The crowd obeyed, turning east
on the bouleyards, singing the en-
ternatinnale." The roar of voices
was audible for many blocks as the
surging crowds overran the bodle-
wards, which were lined with the re-
publican guard in their shining he'll
NETS.
The Place de Ia Concorde looked
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