Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1916, Page 1

}‘—“___ Nf:ws'“;f('v 10N PAGES ONE T0 YOURTEEN ] THE OMAHA APRIL OMAHA, HI",Il\\ MORM I'JM “[DRAW LOTS 70 SEE 49 VoI NO 1916--81X }ERlIN HEARS OF X1V PRESIDENT EMERITUS OF MIC HI (AN UNI 18 DEAD. Holland Astiv with Military and D;v.ml:l- When Wings SUNDAY BEE VorE Fowr HiM THE WEATHER. Fair; Warmer SECTIONS- FORTY:RIX PAGES hl\l.lll 1‘u|'\ FIVE CENTS VILLA'S CAPTURE ULTIMATUM SENT LR L fWW, ,:_w_, * ANE ?lsmmmnfpum DUTCH BY ALLIES _"{”’,{ 0 e | Siex, (E2 _2 * REACHING BORDER Outlaw Chief Has Been Taken Naval Preparation and Coun Ministers Meeting ¥all oil of MEANT ALMOST BURE DEATH the Town of Minaca in THIS STORY NOT CONFIRMED CARS TAKEN OVER BY ARMY Disabled Air Craft ¥alls Into All Lelaves for Officers of Sea and Thames ",'"”‘W and Bisks No Later Details of Battle with ‘ land ¥orces Have Been | After Orew is Removed Bandits Has Come to Cancelled | POUR OTHER CRAPT IN RAID Funston GERMAN PRESY NOT ALARMED LONDON, Aur, 11ke German pris TROUBLE ~WITH AEROPLANES LONDO P f r 4 ; o, 1he §eiroyed Z “Y "' 11, PABO, Te April 1A Chi nar 7 ‘ Duteh ninte nder | luahtun dispateh recolvod by a Mexi o wtate tod f oy ki oy = cun offletul in Juares thiy afternoon, Hugie ' y ) r -y . . tite thut there (o a report In Chibhua onder the 1 - “"v’ ”" M’ it ,' : (/ Vore p .9 Bus that Vil has been captured in Duteh Auke Precantions e commander wore the 10 FOR J. FROST L00kS " I‘H'u‘u‘ .' »,‘m;n. :4” .u:ymml:hv re SAIMEE of L 5 tholr anpe 7 LINE A port here wore without rosu i fr DUrRIL L i fa tvii ol s . ¢ "! / )I///”[/} Fnwl L | Ing Nonds o ' _ANGEINL e quite ) orted (ha [ "is VWI iddd AN ANTONIO, Tex,, April 1 < the erew drew loits o decide 0 P JoR 010 HAN 4 , Tex., A " ] \ hould remaln hehind and blw up Lnglnoer troops are at work improy nhiiter ’ Wt the Zewpelin when it was found the — lng the rosds betwoen Columbus e 2nd ; 2 dlrigivie souid iy BO fusiher. Tha and Capnn Grandes and from Casis T JAMPS‘ B AN(",LL CLl tall (n's fanior alfiasy atocs Grandes wouthward, according to u pinced ey J I J 4 4 dutly was 10 walt untl (ke yomais wiitten report of operations recelyed withorit he ¢ 1 " pa y il tivhes f : todny at headquarters from Geoneral . Y wdy of th mnplement had left; then . h )U() l I » ) / on receiving s wgnel, blow up the Pershing, This was sont two days be ' 4 sirship, This mesnt simost coriain fore the battle at Guerrero, No later :v‘ Head of University of Yermont and | desth for himaeit ul. yt;-lv'h'n- regarding u|u'v’u1.\ullv after Pa University of MWichigan for : : ; I { uv Igh ‘rltu’v‘lud x.:‘nln |ln.l; |}1l|v||:u| | ‘ ONDON, April 1 wenty-eight In his rep General Porahing traced i Heluting to Fubmntin Vorty-Fight Years s s "H'IM “'Y Vi sy Wowew wave ¥ prokress of the expedition from the time . sl Vo Vorr /(/,,} | 1 started, 1o made mentlon of the fact £ P EDITOR, DIPLOMAT, PUBLICIST Jured in Last night's alr raid, necord ver thnt meroplanes are equipped with ens nnecied h ¥ ing Lo officinl figures given out io kinen which are too wenk for service in ANBON fich., Aprit 1 day | P “ e ” | the rarifiod alr ' J 15, Angell, president emeritys | 'Kk i | Vil shot Theoush Wip Bone, § f o b e of Michis disd JONDO! April 1. One of the | Unofflelally It waa reported that the /| & here toduy, Mo bad |[1Y® Zeppeling which visited the b —_— bullet that disabled Villa pussed 1 t regnrong & Cor mors (han & | estern counties of England during [ throuwh the bones of his hip the Dutch & g ., ADK i wis more than &% | VOmbs, was dumaged, presumably by H ny r v ! 4 mile dush to Gluerrero, ho was at Machi true : Aot it 4 Ry British anti-sireraft gung and came | nevi, not mors than twenty-five miles | S B M S P STACESHAPE I AGHN HELD 0P INDIANS AT SHOW - e WiR A ' s yout, Vor severs) months s ) | trall extends in a woutherly direction " I 4 ¥ y #lmogt blind, On more * irrendered i itish patrol hoat (o Miaipaso, where another trall #xtends 4 r thi educator | The exow wa ed, but the sirship A g to Guorrero, northwest of Malpaso, 1 4 i ol e Ip '; broke up snd sank while being towed | Omaha to Have Institution 1aat| Unjon Pacific's New Bohedule from Omahan in Letter Asks that They oves, his. vounaahont route. that by | 1h "’] Bg J' " ”Y“w 14 Will Rank with the Best in Omaha to Kansas Points Be Given Right to Attend hin cavalry, in the opinfon of army :/ y , . [ r he | nly # The rald of labt pight was the the Country Checked by the 1 0 (¢ Semi-Centennial you ,uul‘ 'T in order to attack Guerrer hours Lo 11ve | My, Angel brothi Willlam, of ‘wenty-second of the war Ihe lost | 5 3 — . 4 . R | Genernl Calles Promoted, R B0N on s reer 1l et o iren it | Zewpelin was the third of it cluss 1o | THREE-FOURTH MILLION OUTLAY WOULD HELP OUT KANSAS CITY OUT FOR SOCIETY MEETING | novcras, A A e ¢ il the aliat ”, — come Lo grief in the alds | Kl O military governo iuntion with the slghtest unassiness | drem, Judge AlexieAngell of Detrolt, ’“:“’ "”"” ' 'f‘ e " ot been | ABe determinatio u of & number [ (From u Batt Correnpondent.) (From u Staff Correspondent) | rh, WAS 1 Asua Prista fhis 0 ,'__; 6 08t el and Mt Androew Melaughlin of piubiieh by the aut Veom un- | ©f prominent Omahans to organize WABHINGTON, April 1 (Bpe WABHINGTON, April 1 (Bpecial |/ for ¥ enr Gunymans, Chicago, were ul bis hedside 111 ources i in I 4 that many | and construct & home for un athletle [ oful Tolegram,)—/The Interstate | Telegram.)——Gould Dietz, vice prosi- | will » 1s hendquarters | ¢ ry com of Bonora. e Russian Red Crogs of the bombme were dropped either into | elub o the Nebraska metropolis that Authoarity on Iuternntions) 1aw Sunk by Torpwlm,s e 5 tesaimant by oo WU fie0 & RN ‘,w;w,:w’ gy bk msiar, wos o SRS Sl §iWhe Londess | s eny, JHE S ew came In over the eoast | math of enthusiu”m on the part of =The wsinking of the Hussian ". he & L Wing Wb, | the majority of Omaha's vepresonta from. Mt ¢ sl of | o : 4 previous viss, They ept af|YIable places for themselves % o Med ('ro ' With € 4 aht tha # ore out uf « wires’ In practically every line " ‘ ’n aht nesr Shatls, ou | . o rade rolad angs of anth-airers 5 08 they passed .: business and I.,y.m M'tn horpfial #h at anchor A ¢ ‘ stlors of | iniand Seaser 3. Hoverstis mmander, Duvent, and two oot olght ye In wa or n 1 ' are bumy forn Ik tentutive for N D | S g ola ot o4 ¢ }m lialf«m Huurm ' wronem Su;”,l{HHLH Army and |Jon A W Tacs)-Honert 16 — LUH of %mukm or Allied Soldiers in European Trenches Navy Chaplain Be i atesman 1 ; Given Higher Rank | rrcmier “duasis” w1 vie ntienn mmander, the Por Germans Continue ftecta. thor eifieny and mani: | Vove Venediot racelved Asyutth | Orent I ‘ ! ) Furious Shelling ‘ st chaiging. be| Pravtler Moed o ‘ i ‘ g, s BRLP 80OSEVELT'S SECRETARY f IS RELEASED ON BAIL - EGAN 1S FIRST TO FILE } FOR GOVERNOR IN DAKOTA Mtanllful sty British R ' b we A on JL Jritish Revenue The Weather 1) Brosrn hed Elniot & e Inoreages Half g ' Billion Dolla Berlin Says Russia Has Lost 140,000 in Recent Offensive war Ofika " { Sk s ‘ Uy i o | VAne o L | Judge Albert Hardy, Former Beatrice Attorney, i# Dead . | manutacturers onjoy Commeree nnnounced | dent and chalrman of the historical this cifie tariff, applying from Omaha to points In Kansus, hud pended, fu order thal an Investiga tlon might bo made of the changes the tariff, comminssion Iun heen promot to be general of brigado 58, temporarily, ut lonateanll be supreme, both fn military and elvil afs | falvw of the state. All of the troops sta tloned in the Yaaul river vailey will be under his fmaediate command In making this announcement, Conmil | Iven G, Lelovier sald that General M. M celebration of the seml-centennial of morning that the new Unlon Pu the admission of Nebruska into the union of the followed up his interview with Indian Commissioner Cuto Bells yenterday, by addrossing the following letter to the commine been suw wlaten, In rates contalned in | Omuha's Interest in the matter | sloner todny, the text of which {s | /9% has raturned to Jallaco to resume hin position s military governor of that "arises from the fact that the new self-expl tory wiate and General I, 1y Berrano has been | sehedule sdvanced the cluss rates Meptomber 2 (n Ostober | recalled to Queretaro to becoms chief of wtaff to Ceneral Alvaro Obregom, com mander-in chief of the de faoto Mexican fore nister of war i General Carrang from Omusha to points on the Union Puclfic In northern and eastern where Omaha jobhers and good distri e proviously had com, buting business n. His new rank places mmand of approximately 0,000 Hunnsns Clty to et und it iy desired that the ) and militia o aton | #hnil he one which shall fitting! 1o Sttt B 5 S batio “ireas | AdvaRooment. of the stats, nd I ell qut(-rmmuwam Rate ff k0 In effect, with : Need Presence 4;1 Indinns Cfl/fl“b‘ Ar” Reopened ve, of ralwing the Kuch & eelebration, however, without | e vt tas o Saten |t and periavuies of 4| 1Y HUEPONS. DONNE P to the successaful con K rat Ary goods, wram laid out by the p an they are a material adva ‘%uh (‘mnmltt( 0 for Confirmation the Pacific vy o points to Intermountaln territo: coast and ; : ¢ Tho oawe was reoponed on petition of ot ‘ | ‘ ‘ Atanens X e 4 ad- | P n the raflroads’ right a b e i higher rutes on & wide rangs 1 : 1 ' i Wil Maseonl Progress ¢ v inciuding many. stapiee, WHITE SLAVER LOSES HIS : APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT Former French Diplomat Tells of e hat the i Escape from German Prison Camp fa hotsl ne t in ard san