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% oy i Call Tyler 1000 If You Want to Talk to The Bee or to Anyone Connected With The Bee. VO, XLV-NO, 263, HE VOTE IS SLOWEST EVER IN COMING IN Ninety-Three Precincts Tabulated 8o Far on Some Offices on Which the Fight Was Waged Hardest. HUGHES MAKING GREAT RACE Voters Write Name in and Some Ballots Thrown Out Because Cross Missing. FORD LEADING FOR PRESIDENT With returng still coming in very #lowly, but ninety-three precincts had been heard from for the office of clerk of the distriet court. These showed that Smith was leading Counsman by 4,075 to 4,021 Douglas county returns of the primary election held yesterday came ip more slowly than In the history of slow primary elections in the eity and county, A nice vote w # given Juktice Hugh's for preference for president, bhut the fact that some voters forgot to write the ero oh the ballot after writing in the nar was the cause of t out some of the votes Henry Ford received more voles other candidate The Omaha the general trend of early owing than follow reports on governor on both republican and demccratic tickets, but W, J. Bryan sppears to be a loser In this county s Adelegate-at-large Returns from eighity-eight precincts in Douglas eounty give FOR PRESIDES ¥ord 5 Emtabrook Cummins Hughes FOR DELEGATES-AT-LARGY Bryan ..., Thompson Piatti Thomas Price (DF; Oldham C‘ones v o FOR DELEGATES-AT-LARGE (REP,) Gurney 6,106 Hevelons Baldrige , Kpperson Dodge Currie Klipatrick FOR BENATOR (DEM.) Hiteheoek . . 5.8 DURD bperire i 1648 FOR SENATOR (REP.) Kennedy |\, 0 7,41 Aldrich Z.14 Eighty-five precincts give FOR CONGRESS (DEMOCRATIC) Lobeck Fleharty ... Quinby Monahan ., FOR CONGR ES8 (REPUBLICAN). Republican, Foy President, f DUUGI_AS CUUNTY Probable Winners in Douglag County Democratic, Henry Ford \woodrow Wilson For Delegates-at-Large, F., H, Baldrige Louin ), Platti E. R, Gurney Willlam B, Price N. P. Dodge W. D, Oldbam R.J. Kilpatrick W. . Thompson For District Delegates, Wiltllam G. Ure Frank 7T, Ransom S, A C. Kennedy For National Commitieems 1. B, Howell James ¢, Duhlman For United States Senator, ohn I, Kennedy, G, M, Hiteheock For Congressman, Lenf. 8, Baker Vor « A. L, Button Vor Michael V, Clark For Dis Itobert Smith 1 vote mppears in general to | state | ', 0, Lobeck iovernor, hoith Nevill Sheriff, Fellx J, MeB triet Clerk, ¢ P For County Attorney, hane Morlart Henry C. Murphy, George A, Magney For Water Board, R, B, Howell P, ¢, Heaffe County Emmet Solomon Treasurer, M. 1. Andre Pirate Schiller on Way to Federal Prison at Atlanta WILMINGTON, nest Schiller, allas who rece reld crew of fifty-six freighter Matoppg was on his way prison at Atlanta Btates marshaly pleaded guilty to a crew to get in Dela Ay Clarence R, 1 1w the of the the high of ye men on today in custody gehiller harge of pira first frtended them to do Behiller snid (hat he was not heing » land Men with Military ‘Maps Say They Are was ghly pl ent ba 9.~ K fudson and Britist s federal United terday y and was given a life sentence Hefore leaving here lust night Schiller declared that his desire for revenge against England had prompted his net, At the same time he suld He hoped to do womething “for the cause of Ger | man He dented that robbery had been his motive and said that the chief rea son his plan to sink the Matoppo had falled wap because ne did pot want to kil anybody “When I took charge of tie ship,’ he sald, ‘It was mso rough that it would have been sevides. 4o hive Losced the small bouts as | had at od i to Eng OMAHA DAILY BEE. THE WEATHER. Showers; Cooler P @ s \“,\l"‘ dAHA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1916—SIXTEEN PAGES. DAL ERA 0 Fhe SINGLE . COPY TWO CENTS. SUTTON IN LEAD M KELVIE HOLDS 10 600D PLACE Slight Chance for Lincoln Man to Win from Judge for Nomina- tion for Governor DEMOCRATS TAKE ON NEVILLE C. W. Bryan Beaten and W. J. May Not Get Job as Dele- gate. FORD PICKED AS PRESIDENT The figures glven here include re turng from elghty-eight out of 124 precinets in Douglas county, and 259 scatterings precinets, from various parts of the state, and three counties complete Vor Sational Committeempn REPUBLICAN DEMOCRAY Howel) 1,172 Dahiman 0,75 Mcirew 7,195 Mullen o, For L ulted sutes Senntor, HEPUBLICA DEMOCRAT Kennedy 14,91 Hiteheook 14,264 Aldri 9,00| Dunn At Presidenting Preference Vord 8471 Cummin 5,000 REPUBLICAN Hughes 4,20 Entabrook 2,00 Vor Delewnte ut barke, REPUBLICAN Fouldrige 190 Cuy Gurne 9,000 Fyperson Dodge K025 Hevelone Kiipatrick 5, 204 DEMOCIAT Thompson 10,882 Platt| 9,046 Oldham 10,23 W, J, Tiryan.... 8,1 I'rice 10,080 Cones 7,26 Thomas 9,08 Vor Governor, BLICAN tton % CGoorge 24 MeKelyvie 021 Madgett Miles 7,00, DEMOCRAT. Neville 16,418 Bryan On figures now at hand, it is cer that Nebraskka voted for Henry Ford for president on Tuesday Many wrote In the name of Charles 1. Hughes, but not enough to give him the first place, For governor Sutton has a lead on tain republicans thelr cholce the republican ticket that is likely to RIOTING HAS BECOME SERIOUS | hold to the end, McKelvie loomed up as second choice, and possible first for a time, but Button’s big vote in April 19, BUS- within the limits of Hastings vil- “an called vpon for duty today after rioting hndl Douglag county s being well tained throwghout the »n‘u' The democrats have named Keith Neville over C, W, John L. Chester H, tion by Btates senator, Gilbert M Bryan by a decisive vote, Kennedy has defeated Aldrich for th enomina- the republicans for United Hitcheock on Friday, March 24. part of the vessel blown away, M P 0 1 LT RV A B s, SUSSEX AETER EXFEOSION. ~ NEW YORK TROOPS |BRITISH CABINET ARE CALLED 0UT IS NEAR BREAK UP CAUSE OF CRISIS WITH GERMANY--This exclusive photograph shows the British Channel steamer Sussex on arrival in the harbor of Boulogne after it had been torpedoed The picture shows the entire forward @ INTho UL SERYIMM Martial Law is Declared at Hastings Premier Asquith S8ays There Are a Where Strike is in Progress luge assu sirikers of the ‘Nanonal Conduit and at Munition Plant, ASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N and state troops were med is the choice of the democrats for the stones Baker place ,‘:&"l"; h 1 T h On the face of the fe wretufng at elo 4 BigBtyitons preetneth.. Anv Daousis School Teachers .« 18 apparent that W..J, Bryan county ’ p > may not be a delegate to the 8t DELBGATER 10 REPUBLICAN CON ¥ u t VENTION, SECOND DISTRICT EAVANNAIL Ga., Aptil 19-Two of Louis convention. Oldham, Thomp- ‘l'v"-rm“ havaieh threee men arre at Hardeville, 8, son, Price and Thomas are the four l'.r::nuvl p euterday, alleged to \‘I‘ ¢ y; ‘u“ ",-I ‘::.M leaders, with Bryan lagging behind fetz & thelr possession, today declared they | . Wattles | kg iy pije | Platt! in sixth place, The republicans s ,‘. are teachers in the Ne York publf p iy AR gLy, Tie erted th ting #u- | will gend to Chlcago, if present indi- Yates G o Detintendens Straubenville the New | eations hold true, Baldrige, Gurney, NAT , COMMITTEEMAN (DEM 'vorke ot - ¥ entify then A s s L e | Dodge and Kilpatrick as delegates " g 1ok w0k srooklyn, | At-large NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN REP) | e Drun Brooklyn, g SALO {200y Frank Piekelsky nsserted he was | The details of the figures at hand Howell A7 ted with the Dewltt-Clinton Hig g g i FOR GOVERNOR (DEMOCRATIC) TOHHE0 ikt gave NS RASHS A PRESIDENT--REPU BLIC/ Bryan by i ™ = - Xevilla 81 Mark Marke o g g | 3 FOR GOVEIINOR (REPUBLICAN) The men were afpested on compaiint of | 2l 8 | 2 Madgett k Lieutenant A. 1. Cronkhite of t army recin 3 2! 3 4 eorke who asserted they had been following & &y = MeKelvie ty, enguged in making milita Yt futian in party, engiged wking military o A Miles 3 maps, for several days 1 Fillmore " il Returns from ninety precincts give - | Buttalo 9 f ) FOR SHERIFF (DEMOCRATIC D_ A' V- Wk 98 Washington i #EH4 .= Drys Are Victors (R HoShane M Phely ST Ryan k Aduing w 0 In South Dakota ogers o 9 10k \ FOR SHERIFY REFUBLICAN | Clark 10 [} | « Mather 3 1 Continued on Puge Two.) e : The Weather ¥or O ( Niuf w<Unsettled and ' 4 Th . Temperatures ot OGmabn Yeosterday Lural Weonrd Comparniive Mepurtn fram Siatlons ot 1 P W " T i Papers in von Igel Case Sent to the Department of Justic® Y, Martial law was declared gerious proportions among Number of Points of Disagree- ment to Clear Up. LEADERS WISH COMPROMISE LONDON, April 19.In thge House of Commons today Premier Asquith wtated that there were still some ma- teriad points of disagreement iN"THé cabinet, and if they were not settled the result must be the break-up of the government, Whitehall was humming with activity this morning, With the cabinet meeting Cable company A mob attacked the I & Builat nd |#nd various conferences in progress. A cempany plant with . .bu A great majority of the political )eaders are bent on reaching a compromise in the The trustees of the village voted to |erisis place t itustion in the hands of the The Pall Mall Gazette says it is in a herlff, who at once summoned the na- |position to Indicate there In every possi tional guardsmen at White Plaing, Mount | bility of a definite solution of a ecom Vernon and Vlushing promise on lines which will preserve the Sheriff Welkendanger suspended the | coalition from disruption and maintain ale of Inte ants and closed all saloons the stabllity of the government. Premier and ordered on duty the deputies with Asquith 1s expected to announce that ira enterda while the existing situation does not de The troops weie called out under a law |Mand the adoption of general compulsion rece parsed authorizing n sheriff to he Is prepared to propose h 1 further sl sy e 2 oY SOy witate It whatever measure ompul i ferring wit governor lonn may be fmperative After stoning the the strikers and | * sl eir sympathizers jostled train commut., 2 e e ot v Fall of Toehinind one was Injured during this attack C :“E h ' y e e e e e 1o | UBTIBEE. ENINISIAEM heriff had been ecalled C l,All' ' : o e mano: | Among Czar's Allies I i f war, had demanded . m tion for ig $2,000 plant and thera | PARTE, April 19 Paris recoived with re on X Hage great enthusiasy news of th all of \ \ ut was not thought the Russians Company Charged I ba ablo o captire the ol 1 1 1 i or er e v ted to be with Violations of ey coneen expacted o b ‘II A fact that Turkey ha ne of the most the Clayton Act i s b At whon, a \ \ e enching ] ne J \ . Ingraham Has Been ( hosen as Assistant Secretary of War Your Solution OF Our Shakespeare Tercentenary Prize Puzzle Must by Foday, April 20 Next n Awards Sunday | Ford Asserts that He Is Not in Race For Presidency NOTE 70 G0 70 ALL NEUTRAL NATIONS Copies Will Be Forwarded to Rest of Noncombatant Stdtes Interested. | MANN ATTACKS THE PRESIDENT WABHINGTON, April 19.—Coples of the American note to Germany will be sent immediately to other neutral nations, on the assumption | that they are as much interested as the United States in the protection of neutral rights, For the present the document will | not be given to representatives of Austrin or Turkey, or of the entente allfes, although it will reach them In time in the usual way, The con- troversy is regarded as being solely between the United States and Ger- | many. | The State department allowed it to be come known late today that a reply from Berlip was expected before the end of this week No time limit has been fixed, but thres or four days Is regarded as a reasonable time Hpeaker Clark and Democratie Leader Kitehin declined to comment on the ad- dress The sending of a note to Germany was mild n position as the president could tuke," wald Representative Wlood, ehalr- man of the forelgn affairs committes, | I think this government should be neutral,’” suld Republican Leader Mann, | I'he president never has been neutral, | an been on the English side all the What he said sbout Germany, while t in gromsly exaggerated, is a just com- | plaint, But he could say just the sams about England and our shipping, sub- stituting ‘selzing ships’ for ‘sinking hips.' It i a mistase to break off diplomatic relations with ermany, That In simply to quit in a pet, It is perfectly evident that the president as a cam- palgn political dodge is trying to work up to a point where he can get into a | war with Germany during a presidential | | campatgn | ime | "The president’s position s a complete repudiation of his note of January 18, | ment through Hecretary Lansing, regard- Ing the arming of merchant vessels and | submarine warfare,” sald Representative Cooper, ranking republican member of | | the forelgn affalra committee | “This Is & good time for every one to hold his head and maintain the balance,” | | president was speaking ULTIMATUM ON SUBSEA ISSUE IS SENT GERMANY Diplomatic Relations Are to Be Broken Off if the Illegal Sub- marine Campaign is Continued. WILSON ADDRESSES CONGRESS He Says Note Sent to Berlin Tuesday Night is Final Word of the United States, NEXT MOVE IS UP TO KAISER Full text of the prestdent's mess wnge will be found on Page 4 of this tasue and full text of president to Germany will be found on nue 5. WASHINGTON, D. €., April 19 President Wilson told congress, as- #ambled In joint session shortly after 1 o'clock this afternoon, he had given Germany irrevocable notification that the United Btates will break | off diplomatic relations if Its illegal submarine campalgn s coytinued A note, America’s last word, prac- tieally an ultimatum, and demanding an immediate reply, presumably was in the Berlin foreign offich as the It was dis- patched last night In acgordance with the president’s plan to have it be- | fore the German government at the same moment ho was addressing the American congress, The president asked no action whatever of congress. He simply Informed it of the accumulation of facts proving that Germany’s assurances to the United | Btates are being violated; that the sub- marine oampalgn, despite the earnest protests of tho United Btates, 15 being conducted with renewed vigor in eon- travention of all the laws of natlons and humanity and that he means Lo sever re- lations unless it is brought within the law, Diplomatic history of the world shows that such a course is almost cer- tain to be followed by war. The president’s note and his address to congress are final, They mark the end of diplomatie exchang A continugnce of (Continued on Page Thres, Column Dwe.) qu the only comment Benator Ston | would make '* | “I do not beltove the president’s cou | will lead to war,” said Benator Cham- | berlain, democrat, chairman of the mili= | tary committee. | “I think the president was justified in the course he has taken,” sald Benator Wadsworth, republican, of New York., | “If war comes out of this,” declared Senator Kenyon, republican of Towa, I | hope the firat to enlist will be those who have insisted on riding on armed bellig | erent ships.” Mother and Children Il with Fever and One Daughter Dead | Esther Holaulst, 2l years old, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Holquist, 283 | Cass street, died this morning of scar let fever Mrs. Holquist and twe other children Frances, § years and Iuth old, old, are {1l with the disease 19 years The family ineluding the father Ernest, 1 since and son ears old, have been quarantined March 18 Five years ago Wnuna years old; | Norn, K years old, and Alma, 4 years old, | Al died of mearlot fever. Krnest was also ick at this time, Funeral services for Esther, who was employed a R phier &t the Adams & Kelly: company ent In Forast Lawn cometer Shaku'spuzu‘u Day Will Be Celebrated By the Germans Wood Consults Baker About Training Camp Franco-British Note is on Its Way to the United States LONDON, April 10.—The reply of Great Britain and France to the American note concerning Interference with maritime | commerce by the entente allies has been cabled to Washington, The communication will be presented to the American government by the French and British ambassadors jointly It consists of two parts, a long note and a supplement signed by the French gov ernment. Since its arrival at Washing ton certain cable changes have been made in the original note Suspends Parcel Post Service to The Netherlands 19, BERLIN Wireless Huyville,) April It 18 repor (Via to a from Rotterdam that the Dutch steamer i elbergen, bound to Leith from Balthnore, was compelled when two days off the Hritish coast to recelve on honrd a British crew armed with bombs, grenades and other weapons in order to defend the ship against an attack of a German submarine, the Over onn NOWS ugency sy The captain of the teamship protestd in valn The Duteh forelgn office haa been Informog f this ovent Reports of Villa's Death Only Rumor Says Gutierrez IHUANUA Mesico Al 3 hus 1 at ' f Villa's death ) siding the ship \ N ) A pecial Tol % | . ) Ine ' wanins - Big Returns, Prices Low You will always got yone wmey s worth from Hee Want Ad Mhe rato a g N