Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 23, 1915, Page 5

. rvight. | am suré I heve been here for CAPTAIN YON PAPEN LEAYES FOR HOME Recalled German Attache Denies that He Violated Any Rules of Diplomatic Etiquette. GLAD TO GET INTO BATTIE NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-<Captain Franz Von Papen, Germany's’ re- culled militaty attache,. 16ft New York for Rottéerdam today on the rieamehip Naordam, bearing a safe cotduct 1o Germany from the en tente ailléy.. Daparting, he issued this fisal statefiient to thé American peonle: 5 “Di leavin® tRIE countre, where I hate recotved my ¥ Drave of kivdness and honpiiniity FrOM: Americans and others 1 6gm (L W%, Quty to thenk mil tnose whi €8 not “germit the'r friendly per ro'al flolfhgh to be poldoned Ly the | Pai £l ceonfad by the war among the My (hough's tnrn back (608 expressly | fo thoss unforgéitable days when I had the' henor and good fortune to spend soma tie with the expeditionsry forces | £t VME Urox where 1 learned to admire | the gplendia saldierly quality and deve- | tion 10 @uty of ‘the United tates army. | Phrasnally speaking, no greater satia- | faction could be given (o me than the | fulliliment of my arlent desro to be called home whete wold e far more urgently meaded than here Histery Wil) Vindlente Him, “1 leave my Post without any feeling of #6 | know t60 well that ArEnrosan LioAdueat at present. “Phe Now _ora v.0°1d Which certainly | s NOL OpAn 1o the sus, l2ion of harbor- | 10z friendly sinted feeling for iuy wuntry, ! very fAlzly, whea discussing my | ‘POwW iat the matier s seltied the fach 8As 13 te amphaeizssd that the #iAte dmarime.t made ns charges ' sxainet Captaln Von Papoh and Capl 03 £, walan refcoted n milshost re on thoir honor as cfficers. Lerlal Lewapager pnve moade reck.oes charcges which eetnd noi aupport 4 by evi-| teuef, Bt the . nted ctaies goveinment fASr Miunded thal 1 Brie.6a these churies, by \m (rue | ‘1 #o hihe with the unAhakable con- | viat'on tha! na efforis, however Insistent they by e, Will uccomplish the fervent uesie of 0.4 enelny (o emurorl our coun Ary il this great natien. ' Our neutral relations will, and must, on the contrary, | intritably’ ard gradusily (mprove as it Becomes ©ear o overy Intelligent and | Weajniliidad Ameitcan that Gorinany !s ® fully justifiable and herolc flarkit -}mm and the very lite of | the natign”, Gisd te Get Into Aetion, Captain Ve Papon declined | to anew of the questions of re- porters after he handed out hie state- ment, Q:_.vum goodbye to 4 German | anta: L uin gIAd. of Lhé opportunity to go to tho: {te oy uufir?. ; “I wish to all thit 1 tes! most e the number of German- | A i cquntey for thelr sup- | port and sympathy. | 5 - eharked with lets of things, but this war ls over you will see everything will come out all my eountry whd I have tried to serve it, but 1| have not done anything against diplomatic courtesy, ahd I leave here fecoling mtateful that I eAn at last bo amonk the real actors in the trenches.” The ehatted with friends while his WAL being exkmined. The examis of all baggage going aboard ship Pul In forpe for the first time todey By the Holland-Amertcan 1'ne, Otficials of the line declined to give any ’ specifia reasons for it | Werbte Abaut Yatotic Yankees, | Captain Vol Papen was appointed mill- tary attSehe of the Germau embasey in | Dectmber, 1815 Public attention was | directed to hldt In Sepieber |iat when o letter (he wrate to lils wife was found Rong 1€ ia,ers aeized byt British ' government from James I Arehibald v hile he to Burope in ‘Ris ite Von . apen al- Itded 1o “B'andeon e Yonhke's' which wak At ks 1 i AR o)t Yrokees' He #ald L8 ey te appih d ‘o New York Bewspafe , 4 Li'h e |y wiHose papers hia agtivitles o ¥ % ca rylng them | attacie, was requested Decomber 2. ‘apiein Boy-Ed will Dies of Pneumonia CHRISTIANIA, No way, Dec. 2.—(Via LonGen)—idodd £ asgbas, & momber of the Ford rly, died today of pnen monia. He was the husband of Amelia Bingham. . American actress. NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-—-ldopd Melville ' Bingham, who dled a1 Christania today, acted of master of ceremgnien et e ol ine of the Faid porty from New York Mr. Bitgbam idtroduced Mr. Ford and othér meinbeth 6f the party to the crowd on the per, tmde variods Impromptu speeches and led the cheering and sing- & mumber of yéars he had acted as mabager for Lis wife, Amelle Dingham. *,"r' I Austin, Tes. e was ¥ years Pardon for Thomas Btripling Delayed G4, D B.~Thomas Edger #éntenced to life im- il and be- i regarding the leasing of land was | Midland Ofl and Drilling company of half Cherokee Indian leased forty acres of |Pr'.d'lll Judge Sanborn dissented from W been pritiolsed. ! 1ptaln Boy-Ed, | |Women Lawyers Ford Peace Party | Will Defend Girls OMAHA, THURSDAY Shwox wio Favorsmn_wisow wasoma || BRITONS ABANDON B At the 1 b on o e wedding it resved oy || SIOK AND WOUNDED Mrs, Wilson—a replica statue of the great Pocahontas — monument erected on an island in the James river by the National Pocahontas Society. | Berlin Report _B-yl So-Called Or- derly Retreat Was Head-Over- | Heels Flight. PANIC EEIOfiS AT SALONIKI BERLIN, Dec (By Wireless {to Bayville.)——Advices recelved here | trom Constantinople reiterate the ae | sertion thet tho British forees whieh | quit the Dardanelies retired in great | 20 { disorder | ‘Aceording to Constentinople re- porta,” according to the Oterscas | News agency, “the British left their #'ck end wounded behind. treat, which they pretend was carried cut systematically, in reality was a | head-over-heels flight.” Panic Reigna ot Salonikl, The Overscas News Agency says “Private reports from Saloniki indicate that a siate of panic reigns there, The Greeks are hostile to the Fnglish, who | behave arrogantly. The French and Brit- {18h are on bad terms | _“Nearly fifty members of the Serbian Parlfament are living in a hotel there. | They have formed a provisional Parlia- | ment and play cards during the night | while Berbian refugees are starving in | the streets. The peovle of Saloniki are out the following statement REV DR MERBERT SCOrT BANKER Sr1THM. front (In Mesopotamia) at Kut-El-Amar “A hostile attack againat the tenth sec pr tor on the Caucasus front was repulsed “On the Dardanclles front hostile ships g PocAMNOUTAS ?" | violently bombarded until late in the 5 fl;‘: jévening different camps in order to de- | stroy the booty abandoned by the enemy. The bombardment falled to achieve its purpose. Hostile attacks at Seddul Bahr repentedly were repulsed.” “The counting of the war material and military equipment left behind by the enemy at Arl Burnu and Anafarta has DOUBLE LEASE OF LAND I8 LEGALIZED Federa] Court Rules Surface and Lower Btrata Can Be Bepa- rately Rented. | LAST OF VILLISTA ARMY WIPED OUT: N0 QUARTER GIVEN (Continued from Page One.) military organisations in the surrendered Villa territory and Ochoa in eommand of former Villa troops. Villa Scems Swallowed Up. The mystery surrounding General Vifla’s wheroabouts batfled military authorities, State department representatives and lo- cal pollce. Last night Villa was expected to reach Juares at dawn, according to reports to the American consulate at The Store of the Town A Buggestion— PULLMAN SLIPPERS $1.50 and $2.50 Browning, King & Co. OIL CASE FROM OKLAHOMA 8T. LOUIS, Dec. 23.—An opinion handed down in the United States cireult court of appeals here toda. The re-| xiously awaiting liberation by the cen | tral powers.” | Tarks Win {n Caseasus, | | CONBTANTINOPLE, I'e. {2 - (Via Lon don.)~The Turkish war office has given | “There was local fighting on the Irak not yet been completed. Among the booty ! torneys who are fearful that an appeal ,——-n_ néar Ari Burnu were two heavy guns, | would be threwn out of court take lhn] Cigars ..., of ammunition, especially eartridges, | agalust the raflroads there would be no| question about their rights to appeal. On | the other hand, they maintain that each | one Schnelder field gun, a great uantity | position that If the decision had been the box rifles, a great number of mules, ammu- nition carts and tents filled with provi- | s 1 PR S | state being a part of the United States| 4 Shorman & McSonnell Stores R | and the Interstate Commerce commission | The “booty abandoned by the enemy" | a creature of the United States govern- | | referred to in the above statement is the | ment, a state or {ta officers would not - nggettvs | war material which the Turks claim the | have the legal authority to step in and andles h British forces left behind in thelr with- | attempt to overthrow a decision by this| and others drawal from the northern coast of the | sommission. The contention is that the s e | authority of the Interstate Commerce | commission exceeds that of any state | ADVANCE IN RATES | e tiosi e e an sovest | BEFORE OFFICIALS : tod OF FIVE STATES |Sandits Ex o Mexioo| n Glty o1 Mex . 25¢ to | anaseron, e e e e | FAG BOX Paper 56 tured in Mesico City were pubiicly ex-| @ Sherman & McConnell Stores ecuted today, according to a m &e 4 Sherman & McConnell Stores ‘Thermos Bottles ** 4 Sherman & McConnell Stores Continued from Page One ) their attorneys are not & unit on whether an appeal will ie and before they do anything they will] commisstoners and %0 1nto all the legal phases of this ques- Mexican con= | . received by Juan T. Burns, Dy | sul here. Four others condemned to Ra Safety e T e {death were given a respite at the last and old style | Bf 1t s decided that an appec! be taken o oo L e Tl women arrested with the he case will go direct to the United | . {son terms, ang have been given long priso States wupreme court. At the time of| ShnS The bandits had been 4 Shorman & MoConnell Stores the message says. able to avold capture for some time by means of forged documents, which made trom putting Into effect the new unm‘,m police believe they were army offi- | Increasing the passenger rates o=y y Bomo of the attorneys for the oommll-‘ Today's message says that an officlal slon are positive that an appeal can be | announcement regarding the govern- taken, while others are just as positive | ment's policy toward the redemption of | that one would not be considered by the | putstanding notes by banks will be pub- Aupreme court 1ished shortly. In support of their contention the at- 3 starting proceedings an Injunction will | applied for restraining the raflroads 000 Perfumes .o, 4 Sherman & McConnell Stores Hair Brushes 4 Shorman & McConnell Stores 'Hand Mirrors | 4 Sherman & MoConnell Stores Fine Toilet Soaps 4 Sherman & McConnell Siores Our Last Suggestion Before Christmas We have the finest line of Seal and Walrus “‘Fitted” Travellng Bags and Suitcases in Omaha. They would make a present so dif- ferent and so acceptable, These bage and suitcases contain a full set of beautitul tollet and manicnre articles. Any woman would be proud to own ome of them, Special Price Reductions “FITTED" SUITCASES “FITTED" BAGS 014 Price Old Price New Price * $33.00 sg_ol.ggA 1 A 2 $3:00; l $i0.00: ; Bargains in $45.00 $60.00. B * 47.50. $60.00. 48.0 racticall W :sn n:l | $65.00. . 52_08 p C y ne articles in “For Sale™ column: read it. FRELING @ STEINL ““Omaha’s Best Baggage Builders’ 1803 FARNAM ST. E Juares. For several days the report has been ourront that Villa was at the Bustilios ranch west of Chihuahua City. For four days commercial wires south of Juares have carried no message from the deposod northern ins. ‘The departure from ‘of American Consul Bdwards co-incident with the first news of Villa's retirement caused specula- tion whether he had recelved instructions to receive Villa at a point agreed upon east of here, possibly Sterra Blanca. Ed- wards sald he Intended takihg a brief rest, but it was poluted out thet he would hardly leave for such & reason when Mexican affalre“might develop peril to Mrs, Bdwards at Juarex. Mrs. Edwards | scouted the published reason for his sence and declared he left on business, the nature of which and his destination e would not dlscuss. Juares Is Unsate, The reported arrival of Trevino at Chi- huahua and Oclioa ratifications of the surrendar places Villa If ¢tfll i Chihva- | hua state between hostile forces. Bhould he seek to reach the Unitéd States he lll likely to come to the border, east or west of Juares as that city is unsafe because the surrender specitically excluded Vil | and his brother, Hipolito, Normal conditions prevalled today in Juares. The embargo in effect early in the day against the travel of Americans across the Rlo Grande was rescinded and subsequently American border patrols re- turned to camp. However, some appre- ension was apparent among business men In Juarez which was noticeably re- lieved upon receipt of information that | General Alvaro Obregon had left Nogales and was expected to reach Juares tonight. Wi WASHIN N, Dec. 2.—-Optimism was xpressed in officlal circles tonight re- | rding the Mexican situation. | The surrender of General Ochoa, cum-‘ manding the Villa garrison at Juares, | and his ncceptance of & commission un- | der the de facto goverament was one of | the chief reascns for the hopeful feeling ‘The opinion legalizes the granting of two different leases on the same plece of land, ome for the surfaco and the other for lower strata. ‘The opinfori upheld the sejzure by the an aere of IAnd from the leasehold of O. Kammerep, a farmer of Nowats county, Oklahoma, ta enable the oll com- pany to develop its leasehold in the ofl end natural gas deposits bemeath the land. ’ | Company Betaes Land. . On June 1, 1918, John B, Woodward, a 1and wileh he owned to Kammerer for agricultural purposes for five years at ®0 & yoar. Later he leased the oll and gas rights in the land to the Midland company. The oll company Invaded Kammerer's farm, selzed half an acre of land en which to install a arill and be: £an operations. . Kammerer obtained an injuneti against the ofl company, but this was dissolved by the United States dlstrict court for the eastern division of Okia- homa. Today's decision affirmed the order dissolving the Injunction. The opinion was written by Judge Smith and was concirred In by Judge Adams, T their views. J « Divide, Judge Emith and Adawms hold that the GwWner of the land has complete domina- top over every part of it, from the sky Above to the center of the earth bene it. He has not ouly the right to disposs 1of 1t 1a vertical sections, but also in horisontal sections. Therefore, it is sald, i the owner, after leasing the top stra of his ground for agricultural purposes, discovers that in the underlying strata re deposits valuable to himself, he iy at liberty to dispose of that strata, respective of the other lesse« | imong officlals, who expressed the bellef that Ochoa apitulaiion put Franciaco Villa a8 an actual menace. L tlla might remain at large, they sakl, CHICAGO, Dec. 81.~Thirly women law- | aud continue troublesome. but witnout :nl yers of Chicago have formed the Public 7 1t was DENINSE e could do Hett { Dofenders’ Loague for Girls, it was an- * M 6 T 1 @isturb border peace. No interest was manifested in Villa's ultimate destination. 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