Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 4, 1916, Page 4

THE. BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916 (KNIGHT, IN TERAMAR | =~~~ " WILL PUBLISH VAN [Gor g it of | | DER GOLTZ LETTERS | rining Hot Watr | " BATTLE AT VERDUN | The S Mary Page | tiow of bloo v 1 and the wound | LASTS ALL NIGHT| , ~Cueof VALY FaGE - pup s THROAT(S R y Frederick Lewis, Author o 1] ctures by hin do of & ety razor | I French Regain Part of Wood Lost “What Huppcncd to Mary" 33 lis»anay Omaha Man After Cashing Forged |''s! tting ) o | Correspondence Tf“"‘lf‘ of Plot to i Befofe Breakfast to the German Forces on — — Checks Cuts Throat in | 4 Blow Up Whelland Canal and ol Sunday Afternoon IR L W, T ne love of “iaking # chance’ W Jail an address Says we can't look or feel right Invade Canada ) m notable anywhers, b 10phones, A . thin : with the system full The Cast of Charnoters for - y " way | ¢ n those tn his relatives | 18 & \ Y 8 1088 OF TEUTONS VERY HEAVY iy " prod | CONDITION 18 VERY CRITICAL hose 1n hia relatives| 1§ GAID TO CONTAIN NAMES of polsons, | THE NTRANGE CASE OF MARY n 1 h peeta s : sl o e, PARIS, April 3.—Fighting con- | FAOS h tn hes wit TEKAMAM, Neb., April 5. (Bpe- " B . sl WASHINGTON, April 3. —Corre —— tinued all night in the Verdun i+ axclusive ¢ I Telegram.) - Je Knight, aged ’ eqnested ¥ hod nden nging s 2 Millions of folk ernnl glon east of th 1 bet n | e, i . ¢ ) P | nbe your residing at 2 " Der Goltz, the alleged German spy, ! instea £ loadin ) ! P Valooh / . B ok, and 1} Aden currre | Corby street, Omahba, in Jull here for m——— Lo has snid he was directing plans | 11vss Dousumont and Vaux I'he lasue " | ree g ) b f ] H 1 [ » anteed 1« turned generally, the war office ao- | a7 Alnow oepectation of & Wt ot sensations] et | VASHIE worthlos checks and secu Jewish ()Hta/h(,.a blow R? pe m"T:I"'.,r';'n‘m’:-:k miracles If you could belleve pouncement of this afternoon says " Kinw mor but beca this was the womay |'PE money on them, yesterday after M G g-h ) en sefzed by Bcotlan ard witer of lnwtn ; In favor of the French, who galned age. M, Tt whe had beey pponnd | I throst with the blad P & ot SO0 asainn | ground in the norther part of Call ' . s i M hen ithe police dragg “r 10 Lof u safety razor and will p h foreign otfice, according fto | fe . gl i Iette wood, which was occupled by ¥ b 4 J s hin windpipe 18 almont cor oF v 44 wuncement today by Depart- ! ., ks ¢ Himenton the Germans yesterday | # Palinek's an ool iy 4 ne | Dletaly gevered & . g sty nt of Justice officials ‘ y & vory exce Il " “ J U ’ » r ntende West of the river u bombardment || 4 v . Ader of nve AW #00n an the attempled elde , o | re and (hose 1 I PR wan carried on near Haumont with ’ ’ A thed. L of Knight was discoversd, his wife o hnve heen “ h o previo out offect | bo was notitied by telephons, and Py - . o y's wame, 8o o and indigestible The text of the eommunication fo ,’rm! | - Py short time lnter she slurted for hers Ie o2 : miatatial left over fn the bod which 1f A Zeppelin Iast night threw down | ——— s f otel Ne w |in an automobile mude pub . sliminated svery da wcoms 100 #lght bombs on Dundirk, The materisl | Y NOPRIN ]’ Hols N # B 88 sutomobl ! H £ for the 1 na of bacterin which infem Onimage was niot great, but (wo persons | Vi res yooimed of 1 ’ o " “" g B RS s .95 ’ result 18 polsons wore Killed and four wou ] f d f i ¥ sed ; snicp o ¢ 3 Xl ch e n abrorbed Int West of the Meuse the bombardment | fon, Vol roged fe mpny w g ; 0 ng head ous # hus continied at the viiiages of Hai- | ' o emed ‘o ; b sy foul brest 4 taste, colds Court and Kanes, but without any sction | ) ored m o PR gy e p stoma dney misery, slees of intantry | 1entifie 4 nd the judgs made » mer » . st lesnness, impure blood and sl sorts o 0t wiliane wlde aphier litnr wtion mors und Fast of the Meuse the (ighting, whi nen Langdon (h , . er 5 e went on Iast night tn the reglor " hinracters t hoyorn where he m . foW ¥ hase . - People who feel good one dey and bad! B naont aud X, WAs (AVOP prouch detructed from rather than 8dded | Presenting th s ., SCHWAB BUYS TIN PLATE — , peaietiidivecty 9 ue, We gained ground in the & cane wiven the f gl PLANT FOR BETHLEHEM NORWEGIAN STEAMER Rt Dot h . Ietta wood, the northern corner [ Hule had wh m | Tuht Getn More hassly it A y ffictent 1 yorse n reml cran our positions south and west of th n t at Barker's, and and mad smal S g g . ", Just as I water net on Inke of Doswmont A hix 4 place that fu ne for 15 | nats, has Bougdt the Baltimors hess | on eAnming, aweotening r Germans Kntend Vrowt qUesiion aasit 1 i Tin Plate compar “ 99,000,000 op. | the crew #o limestor 1t hinn been confirmed that the to Mr. Barker 1URL | ance between (he amount of the g e sl T not on the st RSV (ks sndmy yaslardey Weve o ha wnuently mt ) and the fuce of the check et % In tendeq over n front of thy lome ont beak of Hotel wore Late Satur altornoon Mr. M : : 0 o ’ They @ame forward in muece " not Baasisy Sl 58 dabiast 4 f ' E followed by small eolumne. The mct 1 was o witheas answered ren ! sshior of the bank on which the checks e nt Infantry caused heavy lomsen and lier bduc: | had my eve that Knight had no money on deposit g o Ay il ALl autetly SEe BETEISY. GVIAAN0 S0RIA 10 Inerimin~ | L cnsumh, were thers Py Ay il » n jt s FORTS GUARDING SMYRNA e ats Danis n the bank varrant for the Arrest | y Lorraine the five of our artillery ", lots ler tone wan frelghted |, g 1 it £ S sl the B (- on, .4 ’ T Mametimen 1 | @ Knluht was at once aworn and 0000 (0 820,000,000 will be mpent DESTROYED BY ENGLISH To Overcome Eczema Bols, weat of |ent sada | CHAPTER X1 ip with & part "”" e offielnl learned that Knight had lefe S AT April L=Terts O Georas ) » Lo s . ke S Wagule Male by e s ‘I"" ar ot to town, going direction o omana, AURORA REACHES PORT njak woll as the other cossta wver mind how often you have tried which was attempting (o reach ovr po " miled sevaral men In the IN NE ¢ Ptlans, - was repulned by avr fire nea "4‘. J i e, (0 - 7 AUBRAE 0. 8 ": - w ZEALAND b ., ', ) A r'r‘ /]r e .’:,”:,,,:’, i ‘r 'r/ nyen K FOLUPALIS . ule, were you & friend of Da- |® g 4 o ’ P, mays m dispateh to the | furnishe any druggist for 2B xtra " g WS weroplans has fallen within | 1 fro. of w oninute whe he 'I, oo . e Iode il e ew Zewland, | Timow from Buloniki, The Tirks aiA not 1arke bottle, 8100, Iealing begins the onr ines, The aviators were taken prin- | tated and then unwwered lightl I om new him; knew y wel), | NS Waaping, seen Antartic muxtli- | raply to the fire of the warship, Hanjak = moment zemo is appliad, In a short tim onerm. | f om ne t B s s o s & S04 Todny Knight seemed otter apirits d and &l on | 1s the chisf work commanding the on. wially every traee of pimples, black S . van private secretury fo Binr TR BT O e " 1is wicki a8 Guring the 1008 Novr foked with the pt two mem- | trance to Bmyrna hurbor. 8t George (s | heads, rash, scxema, totter and similar - or ek . S o i allor. During the afte t flering from | about three to the southe; kin diseasen will be removed | ” NO0Y & Jallor K from ¥ r t routheast THE WINK AS WORKING ASSET was shot vas out of the bu flicker of mutus! smusement sho o | Y48 out of the bullding s short time For clearing the skin and making |t Versatility of the Nodding Lid Ade | rom Of 116 | 0 thiat the air wus frem s caba "«’,' : ',', '> Logbrn b night ' bottles on ,','; after wl'y 5 ’,yx‘va“»m" .I‘:"’v .",., .? tioh Jasted 1o AN Human prosacitor, und the wpecttors with | . ving on his bhunk fn the #ronning bottlew on ) mal rem i i gransy, stioky ., whispering rustle of intorest leaned nigger of repressed mirth fiitared was almont o Lha foa and have n case of | or watary and It does not stuin forward to stare, for “Texus” Barker |, the room st this hint of the o0d that flo od w ment 1o your home others fail it fs the one dependable trek Al the laws of physiology and paychol. | WA% & slelking figore in the oft big ruld, but Langdon frowned throat that | evared dn ‘v'm Dealer ment for al) skin trounies oKy munifest themneives in the fraction | M8 milllons amamsed by the masco Fo We Continued Tomorrow Lok Zemo, Claveland of & moment It takes Lo wink the oy s — — - ~ el fortune has been saved by ¢ atehing the furtive wink of anothe BIG TEXAS BANK WILL critieal moment, an #irl has o s ey R A | NOT OPEN DOORS TODAY The wink s all things to alf men, 1t it may be honest or dishone ‘ GR,ME OF JUDAS AN ANTONIO, Tex, Aprl 1.-The misleading; comie or L' West Texan Pank and Trust company, insolont, and it oan ta with deposits lose to $,00000 dollars, Muggestive smile or frown In a fra of tha time The wink is often umsed w Annger slgnal. It puts 8 stop Lo heed Father Wise Details Remorse Ex- | nccording to ita \ust raport, wil) nof perienced by Betrayer of Christ open s doors temorrow, Meate PBafik o Commissioner Patterson, after mesting onote Lingnows. — aatiution. ogotiom| 47 Buiuide that Resulteg with officers of the clear(ng otse, (oey, ; yanity, pride and delight are all ex e “ Iawiied this wnnounosment proased in that curfous closing or snap- | LESSON THAT 18 TO BE DRAWN | The bank is a siate saranty instity w.l = ping of the lids. thor SLenon re given an §,000,000 Of wuch Impdrtance s the wink that it “Christ s betrayed by sinners into | and capital l l the war Reach lts Cllmax I h ere? [J Might almost be regarded s a part of A |(he cowardly hands of a I'ilate, the Want Ad person’s urmor with which to fight life's ¢ the g A battlon one remembers the yalus of the | vy that s witributed to It In payehologleal | 80iled hands of a Herod,” asserted momonts It might be clalmed that train- | Rev, A, 1t Wise In his sermon at 8t ng s for this purpose Is excusable wink and At timen | /DB and only ver shirk thelr work-—they it anything will kranping hands of a Calaphs ket resul “The most terrible battle in the world’ Germans have put forth thejr greatest effort dun again fall into Gierman hands? s ‘history rages’’ around the French town against which the since the war commenced, Will history repeat itself and Ver- With leading German authorities el atming a triumphant vietory and asserting that *‘Germany can welves of Ita potency Ing up to the crucifixion, this one having R et g « BRGS0 is HadE o lovers by ‘confed- |[to do with the re o and sufelde of not be beaten and nothing now remaing but for the Allies to seek an arrangement with her,”” and the French orates | ne he & cul on [Judas after his b al of Christ. In g W " Y s P ‘“ . n'_'.;m h“-nlv:v“- Wl tepend W,..“‘: v b Sndise laas g ictured the despalr What Men and Women Do, and Minister of Finance dec laring ““that we have reached the decisive hour, and can say without exaggeration, Wall strest man couldn't do without it; |of Juday when he s ed that he had How They Do It, Makes without allusion and without eve in g | § M . f the old man partioularly enfoys it; It s |betrayed Christ Into the hands of hi Their Inti t . 8.0 thout even optimism that we now see the end of (hi horrible war,"" a careful consid- prottiest and most deadly in the mischiey- | enemie e tured nim wandering 01r. ntimate eration of hoth claims should be made ous eye of vl of 16 ahout the streets of the eity, hanging on History. [ 1" e onl » hat denles th in » outwkirts « h row \ the ) K S e The o o tha denies the wink [the utakirts of the crowd hieh "t n ””,', l,llhlll\l('\ DIGEST for April 1st, there is a searching article that enables the reader to an_ who haa |gether, the (hirty pleces of me Rest and Play Means to End get a very definite idea of what the siege of Verdun has accamplished up to date. The artiele is illustrated tore him e the horro s ellow In- | belt “bringing of his overwhe by a topographical sketeh of the fort of verdun and the various points which have been the cenes of great Cut 01t from b, bt by e e e battles during the past several weeks 'r‘ I r:”'vll " T “‘ vt sin ‘”’.‘vwn‘”.”\.,"I“‘,,:m: ’I'.‘Tl‘.r ‘.‘m“u':’,‘.l Among other fine artieles in this unusually mteresting number of THE DIGEST are: R N it e o | S e | Our Military Unpreparedness Revealed by Villa Careion n taw hed to 1in A o : . 6 *hon, Ms \\u’l" A Consensus of Editorial Opinion Upon the Developments That Have Been Brought to Public Notice in Thmes iweor iy Pt that T it her back on the job Moving a Small Military Force Into Mexico, , " it | oo ‘“ e ‘ e |1 o }\x’" a Goverment Armor Plant The Testimony For and Against Mr. Brandeis | ‘ | ot & " o hekt is Behind the Tirpitz The Plight of Poland | B 1 ot etirement Japan’s Alliance Coquetry 5 0 : s we o nn rndown oo Long-lived Persons Have the Most Children The Monitor Type “Comes Back” | : . , | e oo A Research lmmtut_e to Study Apes A Magnetic Hand for Cripples | o' : ‘ i ullness. in my_ e l“lltlpg lmteu‘d of Firing Men Beerbohm-Tree's Henry \}m ‘ : i i e ot 1 3 | tom,. Cutting the Chinese Vocabulary The Higher Learning in Paris To-day | : i ' = o it 1 dooidod RaRC To Educate the Immigrant for Citizenship The Dialects of Our Stage ! ‘ . 4 oo e e Smatan s | , Will Rome Suffer Like Ravenna? Religion of the British Recruit 4 Uhe W 1 a9 T i a1 dane o : TI'o Condense the Decalog Eucken’s Remedy for Europe's Madness ‘v pould p Iraw b u e Unusual Interesting Collection of Hlustrations ; il Ing v N ‘. l o | o ot T : “The Digest’’ Prevents News-Confusio i z ‘. A u\'“ s \ , . e ”‘ ..\;.|"m‘ TERAY .‘.. ;“ ed . ) rond THN | ERARY 2 o | view:¢ . - . Fugitive Is Canaht = f ‘ N al co ‘-‘ Ak \ A TH LITERARY 1.‘:';,‘ ‘ hroken o, B R I April 1st Number At All News-dealers Now 10 Cents KRUG BOCK BEER Has never been better and will be ready April 6th, Phone Douglas 1889 and have a case sent home, L LUXUS MERCANTILE CO., Distributors e ————————————————————— CLL U™ mberiaine Cough Hem ¥ " " Mo bost » . s de e Jiterary Digest FUNK & WAGNAL A COMPANY (') \ \ Famous NEW Standard D \ NEW YORK