THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, U'KIt, 10, 1D1.5.
RECEIVERS FOR
BRITISH WARSHIP LORD NELSON REPORTED DESTROYED Berlin advices from Constantinople asaert that the
British battleship Lord Nelson, which wai stranded inside the Dardanelles, has been destroyed by the fire of the Turkish
batteries and is a total loss.
GREEHRUT STORES
Bij Eew York Mercantile Company
' Sayi Ki Asetj Are More Than
Double IU Liabilities.
SMALIXB. COTITOIIS DElTtJR
NITW TORK, April . The J. B.
Grenhut company, a New Tork cor
porattoa wltfc $12,000,000 outstand
ing aero rt tie, operating two depart
' aect atorea on Sixth aresua, this
i ally, went into receivership today
through friendly aroceedinge. A few
momenta after the equity suit had
2wen filed an inroluntary petition in
teokniptcy ma filed in aeparate
proceeding by three creditor- with
VJJma toUlling 18.000.
The flm'i KablUtl. aeeoMhi- to M
Stomaol. avrranta B,sil.. u4 It -
:nli gr.4ffi.ca Thee fla-ure o not tn
riude twa inoetee araounthif to U.aM.
POO, vhich are eure: br real eatat
rittiwda. Another estimate of uwU and
tBafelHUa to ffran la the petition at the
iTe orators. In thla the HaWllttee ere
tae4 at about U,enO, and th aaaet
.At About at.o.O(M. .
WUitam A. Marble, vlca preside t of
Mervfcant' aaaeclatlan of thU city.
b6 Walter C. HTe. Termer federal te
rrfc ewurt Jodse, war appointed reoelT.
r under a joint bond of finO.edO with
txmar to continue the business.
Overs bualaea txxxlltlona aarlnf tha
laat year 'end tnabllltr of tha 1rm ta
meet tonmeOiate proaatnc cMtaatlon were
Matrwd aa reasons for seeking a receiv
ership. Tha ault waa brought by tha
Monxaeuta 8curltia coropan. In, which
J B. Qreenhut wa an officer, and M
based noon a claim for about $300,000
loaned tha Greenaut film
Mata far Caaacar.
.Benjamin O. Pnakaa of oouoael for tha
, J. B. Oraanhitt company Issued a state
tant which aaya: "Tha art Ion today to
a. friend! r prooln In equity a4 la for
the purpooa of aonaccvlny tha asset at
tha company and ta enable tie eotv
iltreano of twainaaa without Intarrupttan
during tha time required to bring about
n equitable adjustment af all llabUIUaa
tha eompaBy. .
Tb company aaa alweya enjoyed tha
hUrhaat oredlt. Tha paier tiled today
ahow that exelusrr of tha rati an tat
tba other aaeeta at tha company aa of
March H, 191S, amount to mora than
double tha total currant HebUitlea.
The enenpaar had to meat averee -dttlona
during tha last year whtoh ware
bajrong la control. It-was not only X
acted by tba general depression of bunti
r,mi, but waa aertoualy handtrappad by
tha failure of tha fllal antarpri, awtng
to tha feat that the Blag! name waa In
cluded In tha corporate title of tha eom-I-any
at tk tlma ct that failure. Thin
rauwd tha general Impraaalon that tha j
enterprise ware coRnartad.' . Th!a waa i
eP41alIy evMenoad by tha run af die.
. turbad iapoaitora at tha bank wblcb Waa
t onouctrd in tha Oreenaut atora.
"The flnanolal e tuition of tha eorn
gny wtll ba placed In aa abaolutaly aatla
factory eondlMott It It la poealnla by aa
amicable eyaaraant ta bring about aa
al)ueimet wttit tva holder at tha-real
Mat booda,"
Inalltf CvHra Vila Matt.
The J. B. OrMDhut company conduoted
' a private back for tha convenience ef Ita
roatomerc tn Iafniber last the firm
nv notlna that tt Intended to withdraw
- from the banking budncaa. It ia bftllered
all depoaltora availed themarlvr of tlie
tir-portunlty ta wtthdraw thlr aavlnfa. ,
A few anomenta aftrr tha appointment
, f tlia reortvara, an Involuntary patttlon
In bankruptcy waa filed acainat the eora
Hiny by thia eredltora with claim a
;Vrfatlng (2,000. In their p-ttlUo tbaaa
f rwlltota allaged that the aaaeta of tha
rtiraanbot eonipany, aiolualve of real
eU,t aV not xcrd t1,MO,0n0. and that
lt IlnlitlltlAa approximately Ill.OOO.On.
Of.'lcera of the J. B. Grenhut company
at Jeph Gnrnhut. prPalrtfnt ; Chart
lA. Coopar. vlca prtaiOeht; Bcisfdlt't J.
';rnhut. irvaaurer, and Xalaon M.
rnhut, aacretary, all of whom art
,?wc(ra. The a3.',!tunU dlrectoi era
i Jerome CXfal, Eenlamln HUltnan, Na
Ithanlel Menken. KU Wolfoar and Jacob
'!l Meyere, attoraey for tha three
red.io;-a wlio fSjad the, innuntary petl
tn W bauiiuravtoy, eeaerted that ha Tp
raoUS altogether about 100 oradUore
whoaa oisi.ua anrasatad batwaea w,000
nd Jl,.-0,!!wx The flrm'a failure caused
no aurprtea In banking clrdea where Ita
financial anibarraaamant waa a meter of
general knowledge. New Tork financial
lnetttuUaea, It to estimated. ' bold aPlroal
mateiy trr,ooo of the tximpany'a aolea.
Out-of-town banlta, notably In Chicago
ued Fttteburj-h, are aeld ta bold small
amounta of the cnpaoy'a paper.
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crap-d flrrcrrrna. The Krench auffered
the hearleet loasea by axalh brlns com
pletely unfmrcanful In. their at Lack n.
North of, the vlllHge ,of Bev,",Jou'''
northeaat of ta Mestill. we took from
the French Urt nlnht aevcral trenohea
and two machine gunr Two attempt
to recapture the position during . tha
night were rpulwl.
"In tba laln of the YVoevre they aJao
unnuooeearully attacked. During tha
naming and evening they continually
brought tip new force for tha occuna.
tlon of tha Meuse hilla .near Combrea,
'An attack from tha foreet of Belnua.
north of 8L Mlhlel, broke down before
ear cntanglemente.
"In the forest of Alllv 'we are or.
greaajng aiowly. . i
TA French advance to the went f
Anraraont failed. ....
'Trench, attack to the .went of Fllrev
died out under our fire, but north and
northaaat of thi placa they 14 to bitter
nao-to-hand fighting. In whloh our
troope gained tite upper hand and drove
tha enemy back.
'Night advance bv the rnnch
dlatrtot war unaueonaaful.
' An attempt of the enexnv ta rurfnm
the village of Beaange Lagrande, aouth
weet of Chateau Saltna, which we hav
occupied, ha failed. .
"In tha Bola La Fretre, the French also
failed to gain any ground.
Attack have taken place on Hart
manit-Weilfcrkopf.
"la the eastern theater, engagement
are developing on the east of Kalwarya.
(north of 8uwalkl), which a yet have not
been' decided.' Otherwise nothfng
tran!)ired."
Krtarh.
PARIS, April . Vla Ifrtidori) The
official communication from tha War
office thla afternoon follows: , '
"Brltieh troope repelled during the
nlht of April 7- a Oerman atack.
' "We left unocoupied in the teeth of the
enemy Gorman trenches at Kpargea,
Which were completely choked with
oorpaea, and wa repelled at the close of
the day two counter attacka by . the
enemy.
"In the wood at AOly wa captured new
tranche and repelled counter attacka, aa
already report Wa also secured six
machine guns and two trenoh mortar.
Tha enemy ceased hla count or atack
after midday."
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German Noie May
Have Far-Reaching -Effect,
ia Believed
WASHINGTON. April t-doee atudy
by official of Oarmany'a note assuming
full liabilities for tha deatruoUon of tha
American eeJling ahlp. Will lam F. Fry,
reveal many point that may hava a far
reaching effect on other legal questions
arising batwaea tha United Bis tea and
Germany during tha present war.
Oermanr's acoeptanea of tba treaty of
12 a etUl binding, would make it ap
parently Incumbent on It official
thought, to pay any losses sustained by
American hlpper of contraband arti
cle In American vessel, although tha
right to lawfully detain auch cargoes and
compensate tha owner at a later data
waa reserved. There waa a Question also
In tha mind of official her whether "the
treaty would not gtva American owner
the right to recover damage from tha
lose of their good aboard the! vaeaa la of
Germany anemia.
On of th I nt area ting phase of tha
FVya note, however. It was pointed cut
by official a likely to have an Im
portant bearing on the aublact of sub
marine attacks on belligerent era ft wa
th statement regarding tha obligation
of commander ta remove peseengwr ta
a place of safety. It may ba cited by
th United Itate whan It basins IU dls
euMlon with tha Berlin foreign office oft
th death of Laon C Threeher, In tha
submarine attack on tha British teainer
Falaba.
Takta Cars af tha Chlldraa.
' (fa parent would consciously b
caret ea of th children. Joe A. Itoav
raarln, Clarkaon. Nab., uses rotey
Honey and Tar for hla two chtldran far
croup, cough and cold. H say. "We
are never without Foley' Honey and Tar
In tha house." A dletreaalng cough, leap
las night, and raw, Inflamed throat 'lead
to a run-down condition In whloh tha
child la not able to resist contagious or
Infectious disease. Foley's Honey and
Tar to truly healing and prompt In action.
It relieves cough, cold, croup and
whooping cough. Bold every w her.
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BIO OFFENSIVE
OH WESTFEONT
(Oontlnuad from Tago One.)
.action of tu rr(iudiatlon of hi policy
by the present cabinet,- has derided to
retire frota politic nd may leave the
country. . ,
Special dlipetrtiea from Hungary em
prat the belief that the Ruaa'an ar
fighting their battle in th Carpathian
for deliberate political ends, th chief of
which la to saver Hungary from the dual
monarchy, aoina oonflimation I given
thi theory by th reported alarm la Italy
over the possibility f Austria-II angary
concluding. separata peace with HiimIi.
LUtche received bera by way of
Athena act forth that tha allied float
filing tha DrdanUa 1 not far from
T-c'.aS.r on- tha Oatlipoll pninuia. but
this new la without ofRcial conflmia
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RLFCITS CFWAR OFFICES
BETUjy. April .-Via tondon.V-Th
official tAter:i-r.t 1veit out by the Ger
man general hed'iuart;r' taff ay:
"Weatera theater: Th Belgian aain
l.v bean dnvan out of the dHMHhed
i.amlet of Drel Gracbtea. on tha Yer
i anal. Tw Prlgian arfluer cad HU mea
and two machine gun were raptured.
' In retaliation for the booibardmnfit of
villufci dtuated baliind eir positions,
tii rliy of khrin.s, lit whit h laige as
s.'.r.til)ng of Uuopa eng batteries wre
v'wwt-ei,' has bn bombarded wilh In
t4ir siiel's.
' A Kren.Ti liifuniry sitaik In the Ar
onne foirat. d'lring which tis Krench
seam auipiuyed SJiiti'ltlig bonibe,
f-.i.td.
' 'ri a ll'i.- brlwcen il a Mu and
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