Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1916, Page 9

llrl H\]\l BORDER WILD AT NEWS OF VICTORY foundary Thrills with Excitement p Expectation of Villa Dead or Taken DEFEAT SHATTERS THE SPELL BL PABO, Tox April 1 oftemment in Bl Puso and alon border 1s at fever heat In oxpectu tion that at wiros may finsh the news of Villa's death or capture. Two duys have alrendy olapsod wince battle of Han Geronimo, and 1t s not bolleved that the bandit chief can escape In his erippled condition The one great factor that s relied upon to bring about his end is the praotical certainty that his prestige in shattorod, The iguorance of the poons who clung to Pancho Villa as any moment the the Aihotr leador and horo wan the strong- | ot eard ho possessod, The mont ab wurd les wore fod to them concern ing Villa'y exploits and pl oftly belteved Peans' Nellef, It In certatn that tho majority of them wore satisfied that thelr hero had won a tremendou the hated American that he hud the wore 1m yietory over ut m,m.m,n, United Stat state of terror and that he was In vinetble, That flotion 1e exploded now n & wa that the most Aetu nore, Villa has beon battle with the de has teaned to be sl command the all of the faithful, who onn expoct no mer countrymen. at leust tured, but Villa's ¥l It 1s bollevaa here 1 poon eannot 1k defonted fn open 1 “gringoes,” Ile ineible, e may oglance of & fow know that they y from their it they ar ry 18 dimme not speedily ¢ quentl $lo nnswer hi [ Toh ount Funston's Camp Dellghted, BAN ANTONLO, ') of the punishmant nfileted upon Villa's men win ragelved with manifestations of delight at Geperal Vunston's headqunr ters and an_ echo of the r in the form of & messnge of conkratulation to / Gonoral Wunston from Heoretary Daker Army men here were disposed to df vide the emedit for the nct Letween Genornl Porghiing and ( DoAd, Geny ornl Pershing 1s in t ull oper atlons and doubtiess the move ments that oulminate surprine attaok, but Colonel 1) nd his cav Iry aroused the nd of otfioers t headquarters by plendid rid Ing. The ride that cedod the atthck on the Mexieans wan over o trall fifty five miles lonk snd wis mnde toen hours, ‘Mo this wan ndde hours of fighting and the ter of the fleelng Moxicans in northeast in woven d the five mile chane the hills The aotlon was regarded an the end of { ) the first phase'of the campalgn or as the boginning of the wecond The first had | for 1ta objectfihe foention of Villa, Thut wan accompiished o practical ) scuting no IRewe A force of hin men, | Fnabla (o Ta et | 3 Irust whord ¥ille was d the fight wan roflahly rby and pre engagement no one hruv,nowg but ¥ reported to Bikve beon ne vented from' belng 1n th only by his nflired hip Btaft officprs liare bo doubt that Colonel Dodd's ariny, » trength , | man stowaway, = Ihe first meet f he laed Omaha alumnol of the Migma Alpha Bpwlion fraternity . was held Haturdny noo Honshnw or, 1'u 1ure of organiea which waa affoct ureh 4, were Ay a ) right « SCHILLER HELD UP SHIP FOR REVENGE Man Who BSeized British Vesse Bingle-Handed Did 8o Because of Mistreatment by English | WAS SHUT UP IN "DIRTY JAIL' n the pleture, from left to LEWES, Del, April 1 that attempts would be made to res Krnest Schiller, the young Ger who single-handed M Fouring cue Bitish captured the stepmer | toppo and torrorized its crew of fifty men high Innt Wednesday night, detectives tonight took Bchiller from his coll in the town Jull and hurried him by auto- to Harrington, from where | wix on the ponn mobile | he will be taken by train to Hnw] York The detectives declared they had | recelved ponitive information that at tempis would be made Lo rescue Lhe | prisoner, and with the consent of the local wuthorities they decided that he would he safer in New York, | fehiller himuelf readily consented to | go, saylng that he would do any-| thing to keep out of the hands of the | British officials. | Motlve In Revenge, Durlng the afternoon, Bchiller was given n hearing before Justiee of the I Registor, and mado n dotallod ent as to hin motives In starting what ho termed u privateering expedition Revenge akalost Lngland for arresting him us n spy, an well an the spolls he oxpacted to spenre, ho Aeglared, were the | tmpeliing motive Ho wna uncertain ho suld, whether the four men he had pleked 1o nocompnmny him had abandonsd | the enterprinse | They were not Germans,” Bohlller de | was the enly German o |l anied hefore fow By man sent forward by |coined, and only for my nard luck 1 Geoners! PorSAME’ has begun & M [woulu have turned n better trick thar hunt for the wWounnded bandit and for | the did when it caplured the the seattered remnants of his force, 1t | Appay I w terribly handicapped b will be no surprise now to Genernl | |deponding on bums and crooks to a ton and hin siaff to r W report at ' ny time telilng of Vil apture, New 1 Kin af on Wngland, T am X ) another battle 1a not expectod, how # of nothing more than a broach of * wver. The wmutt administered by neut luws of this country, 1 Yolonal Dodd Wednesday, it was belfeved cofully practicing my profemsion | here, would werve ter Vi I englneor in Tull, England, | ron wpeedy reconeeniration hen the war broke out | 'ho man hunt now has b Locked in Dirty Jall i n to the zeglon Immed end of mine was arrested chargod huahua along the » wentern ralle |y " Sh " calalum Hehis" to fwmy In the reglon about the ' " |y " e waa whot, and of the Banta Ma o 1 wan arrested. 1 had committed no of ) of many army « v ha o ¢ 1-was shut-up. in s dirty Ja / heen carefully | LEORHAN, | R mraatly huntiliated: and: there (was Into that pa x from |, \d SEainit s tha border | Vershing has sent | gopjiier here halted hin recital long varfous columns of his punitive foree | " ¥ ratobs thad thla Use of (he R a. “ ! fid take. chinrge . of “the The use of 140 miles of rthwester o alg not b RTan rafirond mouth of Casas CGirandes has on ) oat Britain, ¥e wes told that abled him to n rward men and be ‘decided Inter. Con supplien to a pe short datance nor < of Guerrero fram where u falr 10 the Hull officlals that i the tends to the seuth, Other tro { n pe & me on sccount have heen moving down the Santa Mariu | °f An_nativity they would pay valley are In position to reinfor hey could find no ex Colonsl Dodd and all detachments could f o th punished Sa brousht 1essthér 8¢ any Saint n: that | M e from the country, and Alstriot withiont merfous {mpairment 1 Amorien. 1 wpent some the lines of sommunioation 1 Bridue Optimiam @tsplayed at Oeneral nr A ¥ ton'n headquarters wa 1 ¢ L ( dent, however, It \ although wounded, ! hirsty f and that the loss altogether a new optimism was that his wounded more Aiffloult A Alsay Villa was not General ¥ nt M wh WA n proven \ . oot Villa's Last Outrage Committed at Minaoca Two Brothers Kill Selves on Same Day HIT WITH GAS PIPE, RECALLS NO MORE Hynugh Fieeted Omaha Alumni of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Olg,mm- o hun Mills, ! 15, Mariner, Georgs b won, V. V. Engetrom, Dr. (. 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