TITi: IJKK: OMA1LA. WEDNESDAY, AP1UL t: 191(1
11
HANDED GERARD
Amwers to Questions Regarding
ouuex ana lour Other Ships
Delivered to Embassy,
"MINE," SAY8 GREEK OFFICER
BERLIN, April. 11. (Via Lon
I'.on.) The Gorman government'
reply to the American Inquiries re
tarding the teamhip Suhspk and
four other veaaela which have been
link or damaged was de'lvered to
f1y to the American emtmnHy.
A rtlapatrh 'racalved by th Ovrraea
Kney from Athena ny;
" trrr nnvai orrirrr who wh on
hoard the croaa ichannel ateamer Hiiaaca.
when It waa damairerr by an explosion.
mane a report , of the occurrence m
which eaveral Greek lout their II vam.
"The officer aaaerta there ! no reaaon
to believe the Bt)m wn torpedoed and
declare that tha vect aniat have atruek
a mine, poaalbly win of British maka
According to thla report, tha fliia Par
ried only four llfeboate, which ajrere not
enfflclent to accommodate th paaaeniter
and craw.
"Tho captain of the Stix waa kill ml
whan the explnalon occurred, and tn
flrat officer, on aendlnff out a wtrcte
eall for help, (rave the wron poalilon of
tho ehlp, Aa a reanlt of the error, tho
arrival of aid waa delayed and tha num
aajr of victim waa lncreaaed,"
Cabinet A walla e.
WABHINOTOV, April !1. -President
Wllaon and tha cabinet met today with
out any new Information on which to
act In the aiihmarlna laaue,
Secretary Lnlng reported that ha ex
ferted to receive aoon a dlapatrh from
Amhaaaitdor Oernrd glvlnf tha reaim
of fiermany'a Investigation Into the dc
eirurtlon of the Buaiei and other caaea.
When the cabinet meetln broke up It
wna Indicated tha prnaldont and tha cabi
net were aflll thinking, not about th
destruction of tha flnaaei alone, but of
the accumulation of caaoa of deetrnrtlnn
of ahlpa alnca Oermany itava Ita I ant aa
aurancaa, arid It atlll appeared that what
ever the United Mtatea might do would
be baaed largely upon that feature.
flecretary Ixnalnu aald no dr.rlalon had
been reached on which an announcement
could be haaed, ,
Penretary l.anelng wna able to Inform
tha president and the cabinet of tha -aentlal
polnta of nermany'a contention a
a reault of aeveral confidential miiaMUm
received from Amhnaeador Oerard.
; nermany'a position la tindoratood to be
that none of Ita aubmaiinea attacked the
Suaac and that It ta blameloaa (or the
attack on tha RnKllahman. Maneheater
Finitlnear, Tla-Hl Point and Hcrliidvnlc
It la unknown whether Germany ad
frfft'a firing torpedo at the Patrin,
Big Bryan Meeting
for Saturday Night
at the Auditorium
A Bryan meeting la to be held at the
Auditorium Saturday evening, arrange'
tiiente for which were mudo at meeting
held by apme leading democrat Monday
evening. A large reception committee
waa named to meet Mr. Bryan and. 'to
look after hie welfare while In the city.
Lyale I. Abbott la chairman of thla com
mittee and he will alao prealde at the
meeting at the Auditorium. '
Swedish Salesman
Visiting in Omaha
Carl D. Johnaon of nakllatun, flwtdon,
representing JJnkllatun cream aeparatora,
la In Omaha a one point tn hi tour of
tha'' oountry, vlnttlng vorloua dlatrict
ngsnta of the aeparator company. If a
apent th day at tl,a Standard Chemical
company pMint, the fitandard being tht
agent for Nebraaka, Houth Dakota and
northern Kanaaa.
A direct eteamahlp line la now open
between Sweden and the frilled Statea,
ao that little difficulty la ut present en
countered In getting theee products from
Hweden.
Thla evening Mr. Kakllatiin la to be the
treat of J. W, Oemble at the dinner of
the aalea manrnfera' club of Omaha at
the Paxton hotel.
JACKSONIAN CLUB WILL
HOLD A LARGE BANQUET
Thc?ror ' Mary Page
By Frederick Lewis, Author of
"What Happened to Mary"
Pictures by
Essanay
Pure Pemocrary will he the aubject ul
the nddreane which are on tlie program
fur the .Ucka.onl.in banquet at the Paxton
h'iel tfil evcnlnit at tl :H Kuna-t-i
(i M, Hitchcock, Arthur Mullen. V
H nlilhem, Jidae tioiichi I'nme, , H
t I., J yulnby mid A T. Mtinohmi
m a'hedu!rd to aprnk. . ' l'i- oi.il,
,-ienrv of the crib. I.i "iHMliii the li
mntlimi f.r Ihe tiuti inct
evere oltl ul'kli tired.
On liecem I 1 hn.l vrry ever
i nr attack ef ttie gtit n It may bp
d waa H' h: ) tl ,n l k in be.l," h rlti-a
.1, Aielcalf. eath-rbc, M ,mibl
a l-t.'U- I'haiut erlnln'ii ( uuli
t: "till It i i ly a few dcta i n
I a cm), t.lv tfili.if, t.i litalih
ft' ii, iv bHe iSel 'lii,tH-rain'a
:i,h ''.-ic. - une ,,f the I x it
. i .i ui r li '.iv" what In il
I I t l i t il'irr ! I ' t it i, . r
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FLDEfUL GRAMQ JURY TO
CCNSIDEH FIFTY CASES
The Caat of Chareoter for
THE 8TSAMOB CABS OT MABT
Thillt, liiiKiliHi u,rn fur rturinlfl,,
til Un ellti Mty ... ..Hnniv WaIiimM
Mary Itielrlf tl itur. KLuutt4 of
mimltT V1ne MJi
! r'tllm li. puriiiftr vt Jrtirji. Ilii man
he I a('t-iiid of muiiici'liiii
h-iiii Alnwrth
K. II IHnim thi-alilol in.n.r
Ilerrv I unh ineiMi
PrOMKuttnx Attonier Jol-n M n.,ir
ih l'a, rf fihr ... Kienii Opytoii
Xii. I'uxii. Mnia mutlii'r . . ... ...
....... FtHiiliie Itiymniit
Mr lirindnn. ,. , R-linuiiil I' I 'oMi
letectiv r'lanii Hamllti'ii
Mr. Hti)e, 1'nllnrli tiunlitPM aMU'Uiii
, Aithur llt,'
A la hniiil Hn ci,ur).,. Wlllllim l'hmiii,r
I'.uik I'ullu. k, (' alMer
, 1'rHiHiea tlKneillrl
Amr. Ait ai'trnf Marun Hurrar
Marr'a mai4 ., MIh Vaill
Mr. Vtrooa II", MrlKiDcil.lt
' ght
her
v.opift.
Mnrv Page, tirlr-on ' n'enerd nf the
murder of liavld Pullock. nod la defended
by her Inver, PhlUii Laiiatlou Pnllu k
wne liitonlcNli'd Mnr Irlnl hn ad
mile Mhi (mil b revolver, tier nmld
teeilflcn that Mnrv tlirenleiiei Pollock
wllh It prevlouals, anil Mary'a liiidliiK
man Impllcntea Langdon, How Mary dla
eiitieHii.il Irnm tne ei.i-on of Ihe criiiw ie e
inyeliiv linindnti lelln of a atrenge
hand print that he wiw on Mury'e ahoul
der. f'urther evidence eliowa llml horror
of drink produce teinpurary Inaanlty In
Merv. Ihe defence le "creeeed I'AV
rnoala." wltni wea d' acrlbed Mary'a f
from h-i inimniited tuiher mid
father' ai .clde, Nuree Walton deacrlbea
the kldiuiiiliiH of Mnrv by Pollock ami
Amy Harton tell of Mary triigKle to
he'ome mi nctreAa rind Pfillock'a pureiitt
of her end of another occaelon when the
anixll of lliiior ill im Mary Ineiitie. There
I evidence that M .'in i-la. Mai v ma uinor.
threatened Pollock. Mary fnlnta on the
atnud and arnlu K',e Ineaiio hn n
pollceninii offer her wlileMv. IwntcU
teatirina thai Pnllock threetnti'd to kll
Mitry and l.iiurdiin and nctually i
templed to kill IJiimilon. Two 1 1 lie-.
d'acrlti Mnry'a fillit tn the elreet rr,u(i
Ihn hotel and her abduction by nien fr. ni
a gambling nlaoe ner by, rurlher evi
dence aeciii to mi rlinliiBin I 'mil' la
Daniel winced. "Thal'a what I camo
to aee you about," be aald huaklly. "I
iidnill I didn't toll everythlua llml I
might have on tha aland. What 1 hell
poi.n M ai, tiiu in imMj.
VOTE FOR
back may have nothing to do with thla
cue. 1 held it buck," lie added nlKiil
flcantly. "for aeveral rcaaona, aonie of
hlch you may knnw."
"W ht I know or d ui t know, ha noth
ing to do with Ihn mutter," retorted
IjiiihiIoii, hut with a i limine of tuna.
' Von haven t anewered my iiietlon yet "
' tin not going to auaner t," n,
1'iinleU after a long paue "Maybe I'll
have to later on, but not now, Only, e
her, Ijiiigiloii, I've got to know one
thing, line Mary gut the gluint of i
i hiiiice in nm off lio you think that
hl -ll-lmltie peyehoal will get her
iiul of prlaoii ' I n III' I gol weak tier vol
i r niiyl'iinu; hut I don't mind euyli.g Ihut
Hit thing tin got my goal, Kor a while
I didn't read the aiera, hut yealeHay
I MM mid 1 found Mint Hint thing didn't
look a bright fur the little girl aa I
had Imagined It look, In feet, aa If h
wa up iiKiilnat It hard. A If imle-n
goiiirlhlng U dono he'l go lo the chair."
And he calmly puffed hi cigar.
"No' No1" cried langdon with a ahud
der, ''Never that, It won't pome to
that, t con promlne ynu They an't
prove her guilty, hut there are lot of
different degree of murder, and ecti.
Ing the chair doesn't mean setiimi her
fr')."
Ttie two men sat elleot tor h long lime,
fHclog each other aero the desk, an
laKimldllc. ve linked by eome thought
Hint neliher would put Inlo wnrd Al
laxt !anlel vpnke.
"I'm no nltchei," he wtld hoaraely, ' I
don t believe In telling all you know and
atlrrln' up a lot "f mud when you ain't
uee It will du any gnoil. Hut I'd do a
lot fin Mary rgc, Hhc on th level.
Che didn't ahoul Have Pollock I'm dend
aure of that. And I won't re her harmed
if 1 ' hii tnp It. no matter whl Ihe
price i "
"ThiinU Mill." culil I.miKdim, hut Pan
lell frowned.
Von v gol no oauee to Ihnnk ni," he
eeld ' I iut wunied you to khw. I
biiI lo he kept oeteil I don't waul In
tell entitling thai ln'l nceary, hul If
the ort come to the rnirnl, by Ood, I'll
tell II All "
i that vour priuiilae?"
"Ye," Abruptly Panicle put on h'n
hilt, and Hltliout a word nf partlim
marched out of Ihe dnor leaving I.hiik
dun atailug Ihrough narrowed lld. after
hi retreating form, he irilied for
Ihe telephone,
lie In I e gelling lulo cnurt, bill
whatever eonfllcting emotion the prom
le made by I'anlela had mined In him
were hidden by lb anillliig mak of con
fidence and ee Willi which h i-ea-mired
not only Mary but Ihe apectatura.
"(To" lie f'onllniied Tomorrow.)
Kiceptlonal Piano bnrgiilna till week
at A, I leap Co., fr V, llroadaay-Ad
erllnienl,
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Oaodldat for
th apubiioaa
Hon for
Vooilaa
THXBO DISTBZOT
r Km Asua apkil lerx
McKelvie For Governor
Good Record In Pnhllc Life
Men's records In public llfo uminlly
serve to promote or cmbnrniHH them.
In the Instance of S. It, McKolvlo the
former la true.
Ho Horvcd hiic
rcHlvely In tho
h I n c o 1 n City
('ounoll, the Hlnto
Leg Ih I at u re and
aa Metitcnunt
flovernor, imd In
each liiMlinice hla
rrroril waH rood.
Among tlKiae
who hiivp nerved
with lilm ho la
known na iiksi'cii
alvc. frank, u
J"4 Hijunrc fiKhter,
Ujaw,liM'vii4 and a Rood liiaer.
W hen l.leuleiiunt Governor ho ue
atilcd ovpr the eenaie, and fillcil Ihe
poeltlon with dlKUlty, nhlllly and
f.lntea.
A a parllnan he ha alwgv been a
rejtultir Uepiibllcan, and hna no wie
tiilini liernuaii of fuclliinnl allluiicea
within the partv Hi nomlniUhm
would lint be offenalv'B elllier to the
("oneervatlve o l'rnKrelve tnT of
the lriy.
Hence In looking fur a man of
iron. quallrVitttnn l lead the party
tn vb-tory, II la no' ai,r i h lii that f,ir
i rcleg l inbli an refer In McKelvie
he einrlle ( andlilitle.
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Theodore E. Nordgren
Candidate for
Lieutenant-Governor
In Republican. Primaries
Mr. Nordgren la na
tive Ncbrukkan, 37 yar
of age, who ha devoted
hi life to the hiiHlneas of
funning. Ho la well In
formed on all public qu ca
tion and a man of un
queNtloned Inttigrlly. He
represented Hamilton
county In the leglalaturo
of 1911 and supported all
proftreMHtve meaaurea In
troduced In (hat ai'HHlon,
Including Ihn Initlnihe
and reforeiidum act under
which Ihe people vote (II
rectly on aiich queallona
aa woman auffragn and
prohibition. Ilia honii
paper,. The Aurora Re
publican, aays of him;
''Mr, NoidKrcn'. strength Is composed principally of
these (dements: He Is honest, courageous and well-informed;
he has hud previous legislative experience and Is
thoroughly familiar with parliamentary procedure; he Is
youriK, vigorous and a native Nebrsskan; he Is morally clean
and politically sound, His standing at home Is such that he
can go before the people of the state serenely confident that
no attack will bo made upon him from the rear, And there
are thousands of his neighbors ready to pledge their sacred
honor that If 'Tod' Nordgron Is entrusted with the office of
lieutenant-governor, or any other post of responsibility
within the gift of the people, It will be administered faith
fully, properly and in a manner to reflect credit upon bis
constituents,"
The lieutenant-governor should be capable of
filling the office of governor if necessary.
Theodore Nordgren is such a man, and he will
appreciate your support.
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John B. Barnes
Candidate For
Justice of the
Supreme Court
HOW KEITH NEVILLE
WAS "REPUDIATED"
licadera of the lry l-'orroa in North
Ilnlle Hcaont St lieme of Bryana
to Mix Him up In That
Conical,
XKVILLK WAH (H T CAMIM UiM (.
NOHTH 1'I.ATTK, Neb., April ll.-'fti.
fnllowiiiK In a Irnc copy of a alined atnt"
Iniiiit by tlie leader of I lie dry fun e n
IliU elli, which ni'liilu lleclf
It alan expiuliM tn hal deaiieral.'
adults ihe oppuni nls nf Keith Neillle
lilUr gulil,. In preli'llillllS III (lie Milera
Ihut the rcauli nf the wet and drv con
tcNI here u week ukh wh u Mlnp at Mi
Neville, w'mi. aa niBlter of Iniih, la
and (tax neen f,n a lonoiti nil ini'ciink
Ihe di, iiim nil ef Ni niaekn
Tu WHOM II' MAY ruS.'VltV
V e, Hi, ulnli rnlkl i d. cllUi'lia liu.l ,i,i
liilmiuiiiMia, . Iili-tli In-ill ,iin iiIhI in tn,
Imneinuiil wiueh baa i el Nnrth I'UHn i,i
lla aulunua, nml pl.n.J ef It. iarinlv
nielil I tip rffurli nf Hie o'I,iient i.f
icir feline l,i lialiiuli, Keith .Veilllc. Ii
ll.akn pcllll. ul ii,.'!!,! i,, t II,, i i, a ,''a
of leil l' ,,U. a i in. at in IliU I i i v
ilvaaldlita nf Mi Nfil'ln eie,ii
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Of Caur.n' Wti Will Vote for
GEORGE A. ECKLES ,
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WALTER KICCHtL
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1 uf tw(ital ut tt Ai.tMaUU4
lUsuuif W 'in Ihn New
MusiHip 4 Court liurtl tghl
Etnll A. Erlcson i
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-ll,iriltl, AIVKHTISIJ.
Judge Albert J. Cornish
Candidate for
Judge of the Supreme Court
Is IIIIW MTYilJ ll i M 'Jlt
vt'iir its Juilgti ul' tin' )
trict Court uf 1.jimi'iisi''
( 'oiinl v.
lit in Pair, Alert nml
Human.
llin Imiih' people have
limen wniiteil Iiim o lie
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".liolati I'm ni'l l ee- 'iaT0l'l "V
I, ib neiKiilim a ax ti lenity In man
an, I id.,) Imlii" llml IT the vote a
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lie H e atiil'ein'. belli h ibey Ilea l
eeeii lin full lu-i N el't a 'V a Slate
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"Im l,u been iimii in (llatilcl
l,ni I- nf llila cinliilv lor mo'e
ban meniv i no a III
,,,,,n luive ainod far bM"t
I'aii IMmn nf nioal )inlea, the
iii nf Hie hiiir ii iiiunal." I.ln
i"lri l'll Xihi.
"''Ail ineoiber of ao
nreine eonrl of .VelniiaH. ba a II
In- one of i:,e iihleat man flial bill
ever been aeleelr to !oltlterhlfl
In lb hlrheat conn of tn
a'ate,' - l.iii' nln Trade I'.evlew.
JUDGE CORNISH HAS ONE OF THE BEST RECOUPS EVER
MADE BY A DISTRICT JUDGE IN NEBRASKA FOR
DECISIONS AFFIRMED BY THE SUPREME COURT
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Sidney 1. Smith
Republican Candidate
for
bounty Attorney
If elected I will
Prosecute all violations of the
law.
Persecute no person or class.
Evade no responsibility which
the law imposes on the
office.
Grow With Nebraska
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Omaha
Candidate for the Republican
Nomination for
United States Senator
Get iplt luiiinc via the 'iHttr,f Chinv't'
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