THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 14, 1917.
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ENTENTE THROWS
MASK ASIDE-KAISER
Emperor tar Proclamation to
Teutons Says Scheme for
Enslavement Must Tail.
TEUTONS ABE SURE TO WIN
Amsterdam, Jan. 13. (Via Lon
don.) The following proclamation
by the emperor to the German peo
ple has been officially published in
Berlin:
"Our enemies have dropped the
mask. After refusing with scorn and
hypocritical words of love for peace
and humanity our honest peace offer,
they have now, in their reply to the
United States, gone beyond that and
admitted their lust for conquest, the
baseness of which is further enhanced
by their calumnious assertions. Their
aim is the crushing of Germany, the
dismemberment of the powers allied
with us and the enslavement of the
freedom of Europe and the seas under
the. same yoke that Greece, with
gnashing of teeth, is now enduring.
"But what they could not achieve
in thirty months of the . bloodiest
lighting and unscrupulous economic
war, they will also fail to accomplish
in the future. Our glorious victories
and our iron strength of will with
which our fighting people at the
front and at home have borne all
hardships and distress, guarantee that
also in the future our beloved father
land has nothing to fear. Burning
indignation and holy wrath will re
double the strength of every German
man and woman, whether it is de
voted to fighting, to work or to suf
fering. ;
"We are ready for all sacrifices.
The God who planted His glorious
spirit of freedom in the hearts of
our brave people will also give us and
our loyal allies, tested in. battle, the
full victory over all the enemy lust
for power and rage for destruction.
- . "WILHELM II."
- German Press Comment.
. Berlin, Jan. 12. (Via London, Jan.
U.) The German press, although ex
' pressing indignation at what it con
siders slurs on the central powers in
the reply of the entente to President
Wilson and although angered at the
peace conditions, finds consolation in
the belief that the note will serve to
weld together all classes into an un
conquerable and determined whole.
Papers like the Tageblatt and the
Lokal Anzeiger emphasize this ex
pected effect of the allies' reply and
almost ignore , the second German
note, which was published simultane
ously. The Fan-German press, on
the other hand, gives the German
communication the greatest import
ance and hails it as a sign that the
leaders of the central powers are fin
ally coming around to their view in
regard to Belgium .and; other, moot
questions.' , . ,,:.r
The entente's specific delineation of
its aims is accepted jn general, with
relief as finally eliminating all guess
work and allowing every one to see
just what is at stake. The extrava
gance of these aims, according to the
Lokal Anzeiger, binds central Europe
a thousand times tighter together.
The Tageblatt thinks that the. note,
instead of being a heavy blow for
Germany as- predicted, really makes
things easier because it will serve to
arrange all difference of opinion.
This paper believes that the reply at
one, stroke unites such- opposites as
the socialists, who are desirous of
avoiding any rejection of overtures,
with the moderates, who favor a busi
ness peace and with the annexation
ists, who insist upon the total defeat
of the enemy."
"The enemy's demands," continues
the Tageblatt, "are foolish and sense
less and such that no German could
consider them for a second. The note
Is an afffront to President Wilson in
that it presents , obviously impossible
conditions, in the face of his stated
belief that the aims of the two groups
of opponents are not irreconcilable
and absolutely barricades every way
to peace.
Two Early Fires Are
Now Being Investigated
Officials oi the Omaha fire depart
ment are engaged in th' investigation
of two fires, believed to have been of
incendiary origin. One of the fires
was at the home of George Burton,
839 South Twenty-second street, and
completely gutted the residence. No
one was at home at the time.
The other occurred in a building
at 2432 Burt street used as-a rooming
house and conducted by A. S. Swy
gard. When the firemen arrived it
was found that fire had broken out in
two places in the basement. The dam
age was slight.
Meyers Charged
With Intent to
' Wound G. C.Baker
Charges of having shot Gilbert C.
Baker, 2224 Pratt street, a real estate
man, with intent to wound, have been
filed against Charles S. Meyers, 4552
Franklin street, as the result of an
affray at noon Friday in the office of
Harper Brothers in the City National
bank building. Meyers, who has been
released under $1,000 bail, will not be
brought up for preliminary exami
nation until January 24. At tM time,
physicians at Ford's hospital said.
Baker will be able to appear m court.
iucvua, ill A aiiiiciiitui ly ihc un,.
said that he had objected to Baker's !
courtship of his daughter, Dorothy.
19 years of age. lie said Baker, who
is a married man, had induced tin
girl to leave home and hail continued
to call on her despite his pimmse that
he would not. Friday Meyers soughi
out Baker at his office and again asked :
hiin to cease his attentions to the j
eirl. Hot words ensued :.nd then a !
quarrel, in which Meyers fired three
shots at Baker, two of which entered i
Barker s thighs. '
Prettiest Mile Club Has ;
Re-Elected Its Old Officers
The Prettiest Mile club has re
elected all its old officers for another
year. They are: Mrs. F. M. Crane,
president; Mrs. William H. Flynn,
vice president, and Mrs. A. M. Smith,
secretary.
The , president announces that
enough shares of stock have already
been sold to pay for the construction
of the new club house. It was voted
to raise the capital stock from $15,
ooa to $25,000.
The building, which will be one of
the finest country club houses in the
city, is now being built. The founda
tion is entirely built and the jest of
the construction is progressing. The
building is situated on. a tract of
ground on . Redick and Minne Lusa
avenues facing Miller park. . o
Mercury. Below Zero for .
First Time This Year
The weather went under the zero
mark the first time for the month,
when it registered 1 below at an early
hour this , morning. The weather
forecast is for a very slowly rising
temperature. f
Valentine reported the coldest place
in the state, with a minimum tempera
ture of 4 below. At North Platte 2
below was reported. Williston, S. D.,
reported the coldest point in the coun
try, with 22 below. Temperatures in
western Wyoming range around 20
below.
Five-Year-Old Lad is Dead ,
From Spinal Meningitis
Roland Nelson, 5-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs, George Nelson, 3436
Curtis avenue, succumbed to an at
tack of cerrebro-spinal meningitis, the
first death from ihis disease in recent
months.
Nine other children at this home
are being carefully observed for symp
toms. - The funeral will be private on
account of the virulent nature of the
cause of death. I
. The health office records 'show
only one other spinal meningitis case
in Omaha at this time.
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CREIGHTON'S ORATORICAL CONTESTANTS Left
to right, front row: Charles Bangardt, Leo Beveridge,
Daniel Leary. Back row: Ralph Wilson, Elmer Barr, Lyle
Doran.
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ILLINOIS TWO-CENT
FARELAW VALID
Judge Landis Holds Federal
Commission Has No Power
to Repeal State Laws.
CASE ARGUED MANY DAYS
Creighton university has chosen
these six speakers to compete for
oratorical honors in the annual ora
torical contest to be staged in the uni
versity auditorium on Wednesday eve
ning. 1 he winner ot this competition
will receive a gold medal and the right
of representing the university in the
intercollegiate contest between the
colleges of Nebraska Six colleges
compose the state league. 1 hey will
hold the state contest at Doane col
lege, February 17.
Creiehton collcse is also a member
of the State Peace Oratorical aasocM
ation and the winner of second place
in the local contest will be the repre
sentative. Creighton has won this
contest four times and made creditable
showings in the national contest.
The orations and speakers are:
"Democratic Discipline," Charles Bon
gardt; "The Golden Touch," Leo
Beveridge; "America and World
Peace," Elmer Barr; "The Drug Evil,"
Daniel Leary; "America's Real Peril,"
Lyle Doran; 'Robert Emmett," Ralph
Wilson. ,
The contest promises to be one of
the keenest ever held between the stu
dents and the choice of the winner
will be an extremely difficult task for
the judges. Epecially is this true
since all students have done meri
torious work in public contests and
class work. Leary hails from Mar
quette, where he has an established
record as an orator. Barr is the win
ner of last year's contest. Wilson and
Bongardt both have a string of
medals. Five of the contestants are
Omaha boys. i
Chicago, Jan. 13. The" supremacy
of the Illinois 2-cent rate. for passen
ger travel within the stale was af
firmed today by Judge Landis in the
United States district court when he
dismissed for want of equity the, pe
tition of twenty-eight railroads oper
ating in Illinois for an injunction lo
restrain the state authorities from
prosecuting for establishing a 2.4
cent rate.
The right of the Interstate Com
merce commission to authorize rail
roads to increase state rales above the
point established by tl.e slate law
had been argued for several days.
Judge Landis held that the Inter
state Commerce commission had no
power under the guise of removing
discrimination against points outside
the state to repeal the Illinois 2-cent
rate law.
In a preliminary hearing Federal
Judge Carpenter declared the case
to be one of the most important ever
brought before the federal courts.
Hoa Receipts Here Run
Far Ahead of the Record!
Hog receipts here for the week j
broke all previous records, the 7,700 I
head of Saturday making the total j
for the week 112,755 head, or 6,000
more than the best previous mark.
The price for tops was $10.75 per
hundred, which equals the previous
January high marks and brings the
farmers about $25 for each hog, or
about the price he used to get lor a
cow. ' '
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B)ow It th Pottstown plant of taa National Rubber Company nd fth
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building whera tht national Kubbcr vompany tint fan nanafactanait
tiren and which it hits outgrown (at left) and at right the new 6-itory
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HOW YOU CAN BUY NATIONAL ,
RUBBER COMPANY STOCK
If you can't pay cash in full for your stock you carl purchase
it on the following terms: - .
S SHARES $12.80 share) 1 20 down, 120 a month for 4 month. $100
12 SHARES ($12.50 share) $30 down, $30 a month for 4 months $150
IS SHAKES ($12.50 share) $40 down, $40 a month for 4 months $200
20 SHARES ($12.50 soar.) $90 sown, $50 a month far 4 month. $2S0
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Dept. 121, Pottstown, Pa.'
Please reserve for me . . . .shares of' the common stock of the Na
tional Rubber Co. at $12.50 per share. I enclose $10 to reserve this
price and protect myself against an increase in price during investiga
tions. Please send me fullest particulars about your company, product,
officers, etc. If I am not satisfied you are to return my money.'
Department 121,
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