RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
NIC OF BALLOON
GUARDS IN FRANCE
MISS TATIANA ROMANOFF
NEW DRAFT RULES
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STATE JOIN PER8HINQ'8
FORCE8.
RAINBOW DIVISION IN CAMP
Americans Welcomed Enthusiastically
by the French Guardsmen Have
Been Going Across for
Many Weeks.
Washington, Doc. 0. American
Itnlnbow division Is In Frnncc, nlonj;
wltli other Nntlonnl Gunrcl units. They
include Illinois troops, most from
CIiIciiko. Wlillo the wnr depnftment
mndo no nmiouuccment upon receipt
of dispatches telling of the Gunrd
units' nrrlvul, tliu nnny censor snld It
wuh pfiiiilsKihlo to refer to tli" Ilnln
how division ns Hint wns obviously
meant Inasmuch ns General Pershing's
censor hnd passed the news.
With the American Army In France,
Dec 0. Nntlonnl Guurdsmen from
every stute In the Union hnve arrived
In France, It Is now permitted to bo
announced. They nro among tho troops
now training or Intcly arrived.
While It Is not permitted to disclose
tho Identity of units, It may bo snld
that all of those which sailed from the
United States hnve arrived safely nnd
thnt some nlrcndy arc In training with
in sound of tho guns' on the bnttlo
front.
Tho former stuto troops are billeted
over a wide urea nnd nre pronounced
excellent soldiers.
Tho Gunrdsmcn have been arriving
in tho American zone for mnny weeks.
They nro scattered somewhat, but n8
far as possible the units from tho snmo
dtnte hnve been kept closo together,
except In one case,
They found tho i
regular army had made good prcpnrn
tlons for them, nnd wlillo ninny nre
billeted In bouses In French towns,
others have been quartered In low
wooden barracks specially erected.
The troops from the various states
have been recognized by tho French
population and have been welcomed
enthusiastically. After a sufficient
tlmo to rest from the Journey, which
In some cases has been extremely tire
some, tho troops have been set to work
training for actual service at the
front.
During the last few days one unit
has been working with grenades and
automatic rifles, while another has
been working out military problems
in maneuvers. Another unit lias been
in the instruction trenches which
bring them ns near as possible to ac
tual fighting conditions. Many of the
former Guardsmen In training have
beard guns roaring In the distance.
They arc all being given tho same
courso of Instruction ns the first con
tingents of regulars havo under
gone. Tho Guardsmen nro all In good
hcnltli.
Every one of tho Gunrds who sailed
from tho United States has arrived
safely in France.
WOMEN SLAIN BY TEUTONS
Mothers and Babes Used as Shields by
Kaiser's Troops During In
vasion of Italy.
Washington, Dec. 3. All tho oppres
sive measures which characterized tho
German Invasion of Belgium nnd many
of tho acts of barbarism which re
volted the civilized world, semiofficial
dispatches from Rome sny, are now
being practiced by the Austro-Gcrman
invaders of Italy.
Near Zenson, the dispatches say, the
Invaders placed Italian women and
children before their troops ns they
Advanced and the Italian soldiers
were compelled to sacrifice their Inno
cent countrymen.
Austro-Gcrman prisoners tell of Ital
ian noncombatants massacred by tho
Invading troops and loot from Italian
homes and shops has been found on
the bodies of dead troops. Soldiers
on( the Plavo declaro they bear the
screams of women and children from
the opposite sldo of tho river.
The invading armies have taken
away cattle and other property nnd
burn household furnlturo for their
bivouac, fires at night. Bosnian troops,
the dispatches say, have committed
unnanmblo atrocities.
LENINE GOVERNMENT OUSTED
Succeeded by Coalition Cabinet of Ad
vanced Socialists Bolshevlkl Aro
Represented.
London, Dec. 8. Tho government of
Nikolai Lenlne has fallen, according
to a Petrograd dispatch to tho Dally
Chronlclo dnted Wednesday. It hap
been succeeded by a coalition cabinet
of advanced socialists, In which, how
aver, tho bolshevlkl nro represented.
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East Africa Fight Near End.
London, Dec. 3. -The end of tho
East African cnmpalgn before Christ
mas Is predicted by tho Rcuter cor
respondent at Ndara. II o declares
that by that tlmo tho German com
mander In chief will be a prisoner.
Gertrude Smith, Author, Dies.
Brookllne, Mass., Dec. a. Gertrudo
Smith, author of many books for chil
dren, nnd best remembered for her
"Arabella nnd Arnmlntn" stories, pub
'llslicd more than twenty years ugo",
led at a hospital here.
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Miss Tntlann Nlcolnovnn ltoinnnoff,
second dnughtcr of Nicholas ltoinnnoff,
deposed emperor of ItusBln, lina cs
enped from Slbcrln through n fictitious
mnrrlngo to a son of n former cham
berlain of the emperor nnd Is now on
her wny to tho United Stntes chnper
oncd by nn English woman. In this
country sho will dance, lecture, nnd
write fnlry tides for tho benefit of the
Itusslnn civil relief organization.
100 ITALIANS ARE HELD
ANARCHI8T 8U8PECT8 TAKEN
NORTHWE8TERN CITIE8.
IN
Charged With Plotting to Aid Germany
by Fomenting Revolt In
Italy.
SeatUe, Wash., Nov. 20. More than
100 Italians, most of them miners nnd
shipyard employees, snld to belong to
mo urcoio stum Hoclnll, an alleged
anarchistic society, were arrested In
Seattle, Portland, Spokane, Tncomn
and other Northwestern cities by fed
eral agents in raids which ended Tues
dny night, uccordlng to nn announce
ment by II. W. White, federal Immi
gration commissioner, who had chargo
of the roundup.
According to federal agents, the
Italians plotted to help Germany win
the war by fomenting a rebellion In
Italy to overthrow King Victor Em
manuel. Federal officers in disguise, it was
announced, attended ono of the so
ciety's recent meetings, at which calls
'wcro Issued for volunteers to bring
about disturbances In this country.
Ofllclnls planned to assemble all the
prisoners In one camp, where they
probably will be Interned for tho dura
tion of tho wnr.
Pamphlets entitled "Throw" Down
Your Arms" wcro among the papers
und documents federal agents mild
they seized at tho society's headquar
ters here.
The propaganda, It was said, urged
Italians everywhere to rise against
governments nnd resist nil military
service.
BREAK ISOLATES PETROGRAD
No Word With Southern Part of the
Country While Germans Arrive
to Help Lenlne.
London, Nov. 20. All communica
tion has been broken between north
and south Russia. The foreign em
bassies at Petrogrnd nre unable to es
tablish touch with Odessa nnd other
points In southern Russia. Official
messages, however, aro reaching Odes
sa by way of Persia.
Information was received here from
Petrograd that a number of German
staff officers had arrived there and
wero acting In an advisory capacity to
Nikolai Lenlne, the bolshevlkl pre
mier. Washington, Nov. 20. Official con
firmation of the news from London
that German staff officers nro In Petro
grnd acting ns military advisers of the
Lcnlno faction probably will be fol
lowed promptly by action on the part
of the United States nnd her allies
definitely to place the bolshevlkl
regime In the list of Germany's al
lies. TWO U. S. MEN DIE IN FIGHT
Pershing's Soldiers Killed In Artillery
Battle Five Others Severely
Wounded.
Washington, Nov. 20. Two Ameri
can soldiers were killed and five wero
severely wounded In nn nrtlllery com
bat with the Germnns on November
20, General Pershing reported.
Those killed wero:
Private Ilarry L. Miller, field artil
lery; nddrcss, Mrs. L. Copeland, 1002
Center street, Baker, Ore.
Prlvnto Charles Rlssmlllcr, field ar
tillery: mother, Mrs. Clara Rlssmtller,
1321 Moss street, Reading, Pn.
Captain of Raider Jailed.
Philadelphia, Dec. 1. Capt. Max V.
Thlerlchens, former commnnder of tho
German Rea raider Prlnz Eltel Fried
rich, was sentenced to M months' Im
prisonment. He wns convicted of vio
lating the Mann whlto slave not.
Yaquls Fire on Train, Wounding 15.
Nognles, Ariz., Dec. 1. Four pas
sengers, threo of them women, and
eleven federal soldiers were Injured
when n bund of Ynqul Indians fired nn
a Southern Pacific Do Mexico train
near Lynch, south of Gunymas.
FEDERAL AGENT8, P08TAL OFFI-
CIAL8 AND POLICE TO HUNT
DE3ERTER8.
$50 REWARD FOR PRISONERS
Registrants Who Fail to Return Ques
tionnaire, or to Appear for Exam
ination, or to Perform Any
Act Will Be Punished.
Washington, Dec. 1. Federal
agents, tho entire postal machinery of
the nation and police of nil cities nro
drafted into the pursuit of the men
wlfo attempt to evade tho conscription
law In regulations made public on
Thursday by Provost Marshal General
Crowder nnd approved by tho presi
dent. The regulations also set the penal
ties which shall be Imposed upon the
men who attempt to cscnpo military
duty or who by their own Indifference
fall to comply with tho letter of the
law.
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IllldllgllUUl me lllllll, mil ui.-v.miii; n
part of the army-building machine,"
declared General Crowder. "This great
agency will be put In operation from
5,000 separato points by the local
boards.
"The postal authorities under direc
tion of the president mid postmaster
general nlso will work bond In hand
with the local bonrds In every direc
tion nnd every possible clue will be
run out to trace registrants who have
disappeared from their homo districts
In order that they may have no pos
sible excuse for their failure to return
their questionnaire within the seven
day period prescribed by law."
It also was stated that the postal au
thorities through their ability to trail
persons through tho uddresscs on let
ters wilt turn their wholo machinery
toward the apprehension of men who
fnll to report for servlco when or
dered. The agents of the department of Jus
tice throughout tho country also will
curry on this work, in addition to tak
ing a large part In the prosecutions.
In a new regulation promulgated on
tho method of dealing with draft
evaders, Provost Marshal General
Crowder asserts :
"Those who fall to return the ques
tionnaire, or to appear for physical ex
amination, or to report change of
Btntus, or to report for any duty, or
to perform any net nt the time nnd
place required by the regulations or by
directions by local or district boards In
pursuance thereof, are guilty of a mis
demeanor under the selective service
law. Under authority granted by that
law, it is hereby mndo the duty of ull
police ofllclnls of tho United Stntes, or
of any stntc, or any county, munici
pality, or other subdivision thereof, to
locate nnd tnke Into custody such per
sons nnd to bring them forthwith be
fore local boards to determine whether
their cases shall be reported to the
federal department of Justice for
prosecution, nnd to serve the summons
to witnesses Issued by local or dis
trict boards.
"Persons who, uftcr Induction Into
military service, with Intent to evade
such service, willfully fall to report to
local boards for military duty, or fall
to entrain for n mobilization camp, or
who absent themselves from entrain-
merit or from their parties of selected
men en route to n mobilization enmp,
nro deserters and nro subject to mili
tary law. It Is hereby made the duty
of nil such police officials to apprehend
nnd nrrest such deserters nnd proceed
ngntnst them.
"A rewnrd of $50 Is pnynblo for the
apprehension nnd delivery to a mill;
tnry camp, post or station of a deserter
from the National army when the per
son making such delivery presents the
certificate of n locnl bonrd."
KAISER WOULD MAKE PEACE
Chancellor Tells Reichstag He Is Eager
to Discuss Truce With Russia
8lavs Quit Fighting.
Berlin, Dec. 1. Count George F.
von llertltng, the new Imperial Ger
man chancellor, told the rclchstng that
ho was ready to enter Into peace nego
tiations as soon us the Russian gov
ernment would send representatives
having full powers to Berlin.
"I hopo and wish," ho said, "that
these efforts will soon tako definite
shupe nnd bring us peace."
Petrograd, Dec. 1. Tho bolshevlkl
government received foraial notifica
tion from Ensign Krylcnko, Its com
mander In chief, that a complete ces
sation of nil hostilities on ull fronts
wns in sight, through ncqulescence of
all German front commanders to tho
negotiation of nn nrmlstlcc.
Preliminary unofficial reports had
Indicated that agreement for a meet
ing to discuss an armlstlco had been
obtained on tho fifth nrmy front.
Arrested as a Traitor.
Brnntford, Ont., Dec. 3. E. L. Hun
selman, graduate of a school of chiro
practic In Chicago, who 1ms been prac
ticing hero In tho daytime und work
ing nt munitions at night, was arrested
on u charge of treason.
Schoolboy Robs the Kaiser.
Berlin, Dec. II. A seventecn-yenr-old
schoolboy was arrested In connection
with the robbery of the Imperlrl resi
dence, Wllhclmshochc, at Cassel. Most
or tho objects of urf which wo stolen
havo been recovered.
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Dr. ltnfael Mcnocnl, n leading Cuban
surgeon, has arrived In this country to
tnke up with the American Red Cross
pltnl ond equipment
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organization of this unit Is due to tho
cfTorts of Mme. Mariana Scvn de Mc
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Doctor Monocnl brought with him the
news that more tbnn half of the million-dollar
fund necessnry to maintain
the Cubnn Red Cross hospital unit line
already been paid In.
TEUTONS HURLED BACK
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ITALIANS MOW DOWN FOES
GREAT BATTLE.
IN
Big Allied Armies Arrive on Latin
Front After Long March Eager
to Fight
Rome, Nov. 28. Utter fnllure of vio
lent enemy nttneks In the mountnlns
between tho Brentn nnd Plnvo rivers
wns announced on Monday in the offi
cial statement.
At Tnsson tho Monte Rosa buttallon
of Italian Alpines annihilated strong
enemy forces massed In attack.
"Enemy masses, supported by heavy
artillery, again attempted to at
tack our positions between the Bren
tn and Plnve rivers," the statement
snys.
"On our left wing the enemy's ef
forts wero directed against the Monte
Pertlcn aren. They were crushed
promptly and a deadly and well-exe
cuted counter-nttack on our part was
made In answer to every fresh nttempt
by the enemy.
"At Tnsson, the Monte Rosn bat
talion of Alplnl annihilated Its assail
ants. "At our center, where the enemy's
pressure wns strongest, the Fifty-sixth
division lived up to Its envlnble repu'n
Hon. "Enemy columns, which with stub-
born fury, attacked from the north
west nnd north In the direction of
Monte Cnsonet, Col Del L'Orso,
Monte Snn l.nrolo nnd Monte Spinonln,
were mowed down by our fire, repent
edly met by furious counter-nttnoks
nnd definitely repulsed, leaving more
than 200 prisoners In our hnnds.
"On our right tho enemy nttnek
started from tho eastern slopes of
Monte Monfcnera. Tho assaulting
waves were first checked by our artil
lery and afterward counter-attacked
several times and repulsed by our gal
lant. Alplnl. A few score of prisoners
wero taken."
Itnlinn Army Headquarters in
Northern Itnly, Nov. 28. Solid ranks
of Franco-British lnfnntry, with nrtll
lery nnd supply trains, were seen by
the correspondent within sound of the
battle on the Italian northern lines.
They hod been on nn eight-day
inarch.
WOMEN WIN "STRIKE;" FREED
Militants Exultant When Twenty-Two
Are Released at Washington Be
fore Terms End.
Washington, Nov. 20. Twenty-two
woman's party militants who have
been on hunger strike in the District
of Columbln Jail hero wero suddenly
released on Tuesday, long before the
expiration of their terms for picketing
nt the Whlto House. Among them
wcro Alice Paul, chnlrmnn of the
parry, ond Lucy Burns, vlco chairman.
Woman's party headquarters exultant
ly announced that tho Jall'officlnls "had
gotten enough" of tho first American
hunger strike. In a procession of taxi
cabs the heroine militants, some of
them showing the rigors of enforced
feeding and willful starvation, wero
taken In a triumphant procession to
headquarters.
British Casualties Go Up.
London, Dec. 8. November's casu
alties among the British army forces
wero greater by far than thoso of any
recent months. Britain lost 120,070
officers nnd men In killed, wounded
nnd mlsblng.
William E. Chandler Dead.
Concord, N. II., Dec. 3. William
Eaton Chandler, who, as secretary
of the navy In President Arthur's
cabinet, was largely responsible for
the beginning of tho modern United
Stateu navy, died at his homo here.
WAR MACHINE BREAKS
LOOSE AT OMAHA.
BRUTAL GZRMAN OUTRAGES
Thinks Kaiser Should Be Made to Pay
Extreme Penalty National
Guardsmen on Soil
of France.
Wichita, Kan. A hugo United
StL js army balloon of tho new French
typo, inflated with 35,000 cubic feet of
gas, broke away in a high wind Sun
day -nt Fort Omaha, Neb., and trailing
six thousand feet of steel cablo, was
carried rapidly south through Kansas.
Tho cablo played havoc with tho tolc
phono and telegraph wires, tearing
down long stretches nnd breaking off
poles. Tho balloon is snld to havo
carried five tons of steel ballast. It
passed over Nowton, Knn and tore
down eight blocks of wlro in tho city
and broko off many poles. Consider
able damagn also was said to havo
been done to homes and office build
ings by tho heavy cablo. Tho bag, ac
cording to reports received here, was
being prepared for an ascension whon
it broko away. There wore no occu
pants in tho basket when tho balloon
broko away, according to tho roports.
National Guardsmen In France
With the American army in France.
National guardsmen from every
stato in tho union havo arrived in
Franco. They aro among tho troops
now training or lately arrived.
While it is not permitted to dis
close tho Identity of units, it may bo
said that all thoso which sailed from
the United Stntes have arrived safely,
and that somo aro already in training
within sound of the guns on the bat
tle fronts.
They are showing a spirit in keep
ing with the purpose of all concerned
to make the American expeditionary
force a homogeneous American army
in which each division whether regu
lar, national sjuard, or national army,
cannot be distinguished in cfficlenc
from the others. The former state
troops aro billeted over a wide area,
and are pronounced excellent soldiers.
Tho guardsmen have been arriving
in the American zone for many weeks
BRUTAL GERMAN OUTRAGE8
Congressman Stephens Thinks Kaiser
8hould Pay Extreme Penalty
Fremont. Declaring that the Ger
mans are perpetrating the most shock
ing and brutal outrages the world has
known, Congressman Dan V. Stephens,
upon his arrival in Fremont from the
western front in Franco, declared he
would like to see tho kaiser, Hinden
burg and Buelow shot.
"Thero is no question," said Mr. Ste
phens, "who prepared for this war,
who started this war, and there is no
question who is perpetrating the most
shocking, brutal outrages the world
has known. Prussian militarism Is
making tho world bleed. Tho misguid
ed German pcoplo are suffering ns bad
ly as anybody. I would like to seo tho
kaiser, Hlndenburg and Buelow shot.
Hanging would be too good for them.
"Our troops and our undertaking in
Franco are magnificent, but it is a
hard task. Tho French have nothing
to spare. We hew tho lumber In tho
forests to mako our camps In Franco
Tho allies will win. Thero is no doubt
about it. But it will not bo in a month,
or a year or two years."
National Guard Is Merged.
Washington. The Nebraska na
tional guard, under the war depart
ment's plan of militia reorganization,
has been absorbed in the' Thirty
fourth division. Under this name,
which gives no hint of the identity
of the states furnishing tho com
ponent units, national guards from Ne
braska, Iowa, North Dakota and
Minnesota are merged.
Fort Snelllng. Commissions won
by students at the socond officers'
training camp at Fort Snelllng in the
past three months of intensive mili
tary study have been announced. A
large number of Nebraska men, out
side of Omaha nnd Lincoln, have also
been announced as commissioned of
ficers as the list progressed. The suc
cessful applicants wero generally be
tween the ages of. 25 and 35 years.
N. N. G. Enlisted Men Promoted
Camp Cody, Doming, N. M. More
than one hundrod onllstod men of
tho Nebraska national guard bavo
boen promoted to tho rank of com
missioned officers. This sweeping
campaign of promotion was mado
posslblo by tho shifting of company
officers to now organizations whero
they are acting as commanders and
Instructors. Tho names of tho men
promoted aro being withhold until
the appointments have boen ap
proved by tho war department.
Indianapolis, Ind. II. Barnard, food
administrator for Indiana, has ap
pointed a commission of forty men rep
resenting state councils of dofenso,
bankers, corn growers and distillers
of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky,
Missouri and Iowa, to go to Washing
ton and impress upon tho administra
tion the necessity for the distillation
of Industrial alcohol as a moans of sav
ing millions of bushels of frosted corn
In tho six states. Tho commission In
:ludes Governors Goodrich of Indiana,
Lowden of Illinois, Cox of Ohio, Stan
ley of Kentucky, Gardner of Missouri
and Hardin of Iowa,
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LINCOLN PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
(HASTMAN KODAK CO.)
DpL K, 121 2 O St Lincoln, Neb,
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HOTEL
Omaha, Nebraska
EUROPEAN PLAN
Booms from $1.00 up single, 75ceuta up double.
CAJTKPRICE9 REASONABLE
Ship Turkeys, Poultry
Capons, Veal, Rabbits, Butter,
Eggs, nides, etc. to
PERRY CO., OMAHA. NEB.
We pay promptly CABU. Coops
and Cases furnished. SO years la
Omaha. Write for tags.
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