Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 21, 1916, Page 2

——— e . B IS 3 B 5 3 A e o ; oy T 2 4 CARRANZA MOVES MEN NEARER PARRAL Transfer of Troops From Chihuahua | Causes Some Concern Among Administration Officials PROBABLY INTENDED AS HINT WABHINGTON, D, C., April 20 Official advices to the Btate depart- mont today noting recent movements of Carranza troops from Chihuabua to the Parral region caused concern among administration officials. The dispatches expressed the opinion the movement was intended as a hint to the American forces that they might expect at least a show of opposition If they sought to penetrate further into Mexico than their present posi- tion, It was added, however, that there was every indication the move- ment was made without the knowl- edge of General Carranza, No estimates as to the number of men tnvolved was communicated. Officials here, however, basing their figures on previpus reporis as to the sirength of various Carransa garrisons n the vicin- ity belleve it could not have exceeded 1,60 men. Aovording to the dispatches it was the purpose of the commander who ordered the move to establish the force south of the most advanced positlon of Genersl Pershing's troops near Parral The most Important aspect in the offi- olal viewpoint here, 1t was intimated, Is the ndication that the de faocto govern- ment: has not full eontrol over all its military forces. 1t was learned today that the United Biates has acknowledged through Special Agent Rodgers at. Mexico City the receipt of General Carransa’s note sugkesting the withdrawal of the American troops. The Instructions to Mr. Rodgers went forward some days ago. (seneral Car- ransa was informed that his argument ‘was being given most merious considera- tion. Another message today told of addi tlonal brigandage in the Mazatlan region, which Americans are leaving. The diss order was described as due to bands of thieves taking advantage of dlsturbed conditions, General Cdrranza, the department has been Informed, has framed n new mining Jaw making some concession to the min- ing companies. 1t {s belleved by those who have studied its dotails here that it will not prove satisfactory to mining interests generally. The tax law of March b, 1915, 1 replaced under the new law. The State department has rocelved in- formation tending to show that the Felix Diaz revolutionary movement In growing iIn importance. y Senate Probably Will Yield On the - Sugar Ar_nendment WASHINGTON, April 2.~ Chairman Simmons of the senate finance commii- tes today moved that the sepate receds from Iits amendment to the house free sugar repeal bill, He obtained unani- mous consent -that “the séndte consider hin Mfl:hflnnlu at 19, m. Baturday and vot it at b p. m. that day. Murderers of Baff Sentenced to Die NEW YORK, April 20, ~(Huseppe Archie ¢llo ‘and 'Frank Ferrara, recently con- “wicted of the murder of Barnet Baff, the poultey dealer who was shot to death the hlleged . instigation of rivals In K bér, 1914, were sontenced today to e th the electric chair the week of May . BOY KILLED BY LIGHTNING “TWHICH HIT SCHOOL HOUSE NORTH PLATTE, Neb, April 20+ (Bpecial Telegram.)-Edward, 10-year-old son of Joseph McMichall, living east of Wellfiest, & small town near here, was instantly killed when lightning struck the bell at the school houss and ran down a wire rope, burning his face dnd vight side to a crisp. Other children standing nearby were renderen uncon- sclous by the shock, but none is perma- nently injured COMPLAIN OF HIGH RATES CHARGED BY SHIP OWNERS (Correspondence of The Associated Press.) BYDNEY, Australia, April 10,—~Local newapapers are calling attention to the fact that while Australia has produced & record wheat crop following on the pressing request of the Britiah govern ment to grow it abundantly with the ob Ject of meeting the Russian and other shortages, British shipowners refuse to transport It exoedt at the highest rates In the memory of the oldest inhahitant DEATH RECORD Merman Johu Sehlueter WEST POINT, Neb, April B < (Npecial ) The death s anhounced of Herman John Schlueter, & prominent ploneer farmer of Blkhorn townshlip curred Tuesday afterncon. The deceassd was & nalive of Cermany and was yoars ol Me had resided in this ¢ for forty-#lght years ocontinueust wan (b faiher of fiftesn ehi} wham nins survive Mr Sohiuster leaves bastdes his ehildren & devetsd wife Mrs, Jusephine Smith WEBNT POINT, Neb. April % The death of Mre Josephine ourved ot the home of hes Missts Ballosk, W thin olty on Tuseday afarneon. Mra. Bmith was the wite of D 1. W Smith of Albion and Nama W vislt her slaters, whess she tered & nervous breakdewn, her condilion grad wally becsmming werse unil minaling i deaths Bhe was @ peas of age oMien her BRushand Mon Reith e aw wived by & Beether 1 P Balvek, fermer ALY benaurer and wew of the N Beaaka Mate bank, and by Wisen Missse Mary, Antstusite and Ao poma, awd Mra Fred Mun Neb which o unty and o, of Naters, the e t Havenna, dearph Lernr Jommph Lawnes, B dears ol ded on Thursday mocning ol bia home " Tonnipamound strest He b oo o by FORMER AK-SAR-BEN QUEEN RUNS AWAY TO WED MRS, FRED DAUGE UP ABOVE FIELD OF VERDON French Soldier i):wribu Experience in Captive Balloon Set Adrift by Shell Cutting Cable. Y THE BEE: United States of America, plaintiff Hundred Cases, each contalning ty-four bottles of tomato catsup, de fendant This is the flled in federal court by T. 8. Allen The 4,800 bottles of catsup are charged with violation of the pure food and drige aot Grant Yates, deputy United Btates mar- shal, arrested the 4,50 eriminals, He did it single handed, Asked if they didat put up a fight, he said “Well, I guess they were pretty strong but they made no resistance.’” Grant inique title of & case just United States Attorney Yates Is the world's greatest | ‘ketchup ketcher No one disputes his right to the title The 4800 criminale are in a locul war: house, And if the charges in the in. dietment against them are true they will be condemned, executed, annihilated abolished, broken, mmashed and destroyed, The Indietment ngninst them wsintes that “the wald tomato catsup contained Henry Ford Peace Conference Frames Settlement Terms ATOCKHOLM, Bwefen, April 19, —Bet- ting forth the principle that no transter of territory should take place without the consent of the population involved, an appeal (ssued by the Henry Ford peace conference (The Neutral Conference for DROPS CLOSE TO GERMAN LINE (Corrempondence of The Associated Press.) PARIS, April 10,~One of the thrilling adventures of the Verdup fighting was the escape from captiure or death of a young lleutenant whose captive balloon was set afiro when a sholl mevered the {|truth was realized, but a full ten min- steel cable connecting him with the earth Though already mentioned In the cable dispatehes, the complete story from the Paris Journal is interesting, and follows: A report ran through the French Iines that a sausage balloon was ‘off. Thou- #undn of anxlous syss were directed 1o- ward the lttle speck which grew fainter and fainter in the distance as the south- erly wind wafted it toward the German positions. Four aeroplanes at once started In the vain hope of rendering assistance, but everyone felt that the observer was doomed. Minutes passed. The balloon kept ristng. Soldiers forgot the fire, the suspense was so terrible, “Then suddenly a tiny gray speck was #een to part from the balloon, which shot up 1,000 feet, but instead of fulling to enrth the speck seomed to be pulled up sharp in midalr, At last, with the ajd of glasses, observers saw that the speck Was & human body suspended from a parachute, A mlghty cheer rose as the Utes of suspense lasted as the parachute with Its human freight slowly descended, und finally landed close to the Prench lines' Notes Something Wrong. The young Meutenant thus described his experience: ““The first intimation that something had gone wrong was when 1 felt & slight shock, I thought the tele- pho able had parted. All at once | hecame” aware that the, other balloons were growing smallel, and | grasped the fact that I was adrift. A glance at my barometer. told me I was already 5,000 Jeet up, I tried to pull the cord working the hydrogen autamatic control, but it had bhecome jammed and refused to work. 1 tried to climb to it, but fafled “Then 1 feared: I was lost, My first thought was to destroy my papers, then 1 thought of blowing out my brains to avold falling Into the hands of the Ger mans. Then, however, came Inspiration Why not try the parachute? I had to be quick, for 1 was now 1,000 fest up. The cord which was tled around my body was sixty-tive feot long, #0 1 had to Jump that distance into the vold before the box contalning the parachute could open and el it free. Twenty Minutes Falling. “For a few meconds 1 held on to the car by my handa, Then I let go. I must have dropped more than 100 feet before the parachute unfurled, and it was not an agreoable wehsation, Rut after that I did not mind. 1 was able to look about me, and felt the sensation of complete seourity. When I was about 2,600 feet from the ground I began to see that the wind was carrying me toward the Ger man lipes. Then I seemed to lose con- fpecial ) | sclousness. When 1 finally landed 1 was only 3% yards from the German line. I had been twenty minutes falling The officer refusad to allow his name to be published It would be too much of & shock to my mother," he explained “for ahe fancies that | am in a billet VILLA EAST OF PARRAL TWO DAYS BEFORE BATTLE THERE EL PABO, Tex Villa passed through Troya, maf | April 2.~ Franctaco | | about twen 1s ty-five miles oast of Parral, (wo days be [tore the engugement between American | [and Caransa (roops. veports recelved | | here today sall Bix Villistas placed " irial at Dem ng, N, M., yestorday oharged with killing Charles D, Miller in the Columbus raid today were found gullty of murder in th first desres. o here, The WORKING AT HIGH PRESSURE {TO FINISH TWO BIG STEAMERS (Correaponden. Ly ording to word recelved ry waa Whirty minutes BRLFAST, ireland \pri [nlaning (he 0% Loy » Hat tvqn. bulit for tha Holland Ame " land the Belgeminnd " » " - e oeady a r ahd of Bumne | To Keep Your Skin Free From Hairs My wow witea oottt D WA, Tha baln de 00 Ahe Dty &) e Tie pesis 1 made By misng Fuhmatan undertaking pacions 4 . P T —— Atune Nhenmat o | T o shresd Mer (he haley & » Lebbey ¥ 5% e hd | taom and after abaat § minaies ribbed earaigte than Means Lanimen Theland & . waahed YTou w " M AL Aptiontioh ives (elist Omiy Be | dasppomied w T T— n\lm.m = Advariiasment I yon ek real dnlnbenn oA dvert ement Continuous Mediation) to the govern- ments and parliaments and peoples of the belligerent powers, asks that they adhere to this and other principles and | meastires submitted as a basis for end Ing the war and preventing a recurrence of hostilities, The appeal asks the restoration of Bel- | kium; the return of the occupled French territory; & reconsideration of the | Alsaco-Lorraine question, assurance of independence for Serbla and Montene- kro; union of the Polish nation as an in- dopendent people; adjustment of the frontiers between Aubtria and Italy, as far as possible, on the principle of na- tionality, and the solution of various nu tional questions in the Balkans and Tur- key and autonomy for Armenia by in tornational agreement The inter-nationalization of the Dar- danelles and the Bosphorus; the return of the German colonles, and assurance of mccess to the near east for Germany nre other measures urged, To bring about the ‘creation of an International order of justice;” the neces sity of a world congress of both bel.! ligerents and neutrals is asserted, with an international organization, Including an agreement to submit all disputes be- HARTMANN Wardrobe Trunks $27.00 With all the pat- ented features Positively the best wardrobe trunk made. May We Show You? FRELING & STEINLE, “Omaha’'s Best Baggage Bullders.” 1803 FARNAM ST, GET A BRUSH FREE With & Oan of Paint, Varnish or Stain at the Hamilton Paint & Glass Co. 1817 Moward Street. Phone Douglas 2644, Distributors of Bridgeport Standard Paing and Wood Finishing Produots. OLEAN UP, PAINT UP, Open Saturday evening untdl 9 o'clook. Pure Spun Aluminum Cooking Utensils Guaranteed for 20 Years No other make has lasted even 15 years AMUSEMENTS OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL |Object Lesson to All Bottles of ' Catsup to Be Given by Uncle Sam in the aforesaid cases consists in whole or part of a filthy, decomposed and pu trid animal and vegetable substance sald product betng made and manufac tured from refuse pulp received from the Vienna Canning company, Vienna, Ind It s charged that the Naboth vine yards, Hrocton, N. Y., shipped the cases to Omaha on January 22 The United States attorney asks that n writ of attachment and monition may faste against the sald catsup and that the 200 cases of catsup may be selzed for disposed of by Pure Food Inspector signs the complaint It I8 pointed out deatruction Harry B startng out In the world. 1t should tench them to be upright and virtuous and never to fall into evil ways or as with wicked and dissolute com panfons lest they come to the same dis thess 4,80, and bring uoclate f«'-:.',’,‘,:‘rl»‘. ',',',',‘ 150~ sasponiie Same of -~When the **Chic'’ Parisienne found herself unable to de- Fomaty, cide between large and small hats this Spring, she ordered B —————— some of each--An excellent way out of a difficulty, and a tween nations for peaceful settlement, together with disarmament The freedom of the seas and parlia- mentary control of forelgn policy also should be provided for, the appeal as wertn, Committee Wi Meet, PIERRE, 8. D., April 2.-(Special Tel egram,)~Chairman Lockhart of the re- publican state call for n meeting of the committee at Plerre on April 2%, Wanted—8ome Want A in exchange for lots of answers. Phone The Bee, PIANOS At Money Saving Prices A number of exceptional val- ues In high grade used uprights and grand planos, It will pay you to inspect these fnstruments hefore you purchase UPRIGHTS $350 Emerson......... $ 8b $200 Root & Bon......8 48 $600 Knabe.......... 8150 $450 Steger & Son. . ... $200 $350 Ludwig....... K190 $600 Weber ... ... 8385 $4560 Bohmer. ., .. 8175 460 Schmoller & Muel- Tor Cen 8178 $300 Kimball.........8150 GRANDS $1,000 Chickering ....8195 $1,100 Steinway . . 8450 SQUARES $500 Whitney ........ % 18 $600 Beatty ......000 8 25 Free Stool, Free Scarf, Terms, $1.00 a Week, Attention Prize Winners! In our Publicity Contest. Your Gold Bond Certificates expire April 28th, so do not delay in gelecting your plano or player plano. We will hold it for future delivery If desired. Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co., 1311.13 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. The Steinway House of the Middle West. AMUSEMENTS, | “A WIFE'S SACRIFICE” Robert Mantell -G';n:v‘i':r:“finnfi!ér Stuart Holmes When It | 1own heoanuss thes foturen a'en teanh . ot A . at TH Wages of 0 ~o_ -o— *.-—.— e o confiscation and condemnation and Evaur that this should be a lesson to all other hottles of catsup committes has issued a | —— - TGS | — —— ¢ CEagep | Spuwes | e S0 DS G | KRS . RO NS ) SwRr 21, 1916 | | o The Fashion Gerler of he Middle West — Women’'s Smart Easter Millinery Your Easter Hat Wide Assortments of Beautiful and Practical Models, Very Moderately Priced. 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