THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 25, 1919.
WARNS COUNCIL
TO PREPARE FOR
CARE OFJURKEY
Stand of President Wilson
Starts Two Distinct Move
ments in Regard to
Turkish Problem.
Paris, May 24. (By the' Asso
ciated Press.) President Wilson
has informed the council of four,
it was reported in peace conference
circles today, that the other mem
bers of the council would be- pre
pared for the United Staes not to
take a mandate for Constantinople
or any other part of Turkey. This
is interpreted not as the personal
inclination of the president against
a mandate, but as a precaution in
case congress does not approve of a
Turkish mandate.
The reported stand of-he presi
dent has had the effect of starting
two distinct movements with rela
tion to the Turkish problem. The
first : to place Constantinople un
der an international commission in
which all the great powers would
have a voice. Should this not prove
Ex-Kaiser's Utterances
Prove Guilt Beyond Doubt
International Tribunal Merely Needs to Quote Former
Ruler's Own Speeches to Prove High Crime Against
Universal Morality Eleven Points Historically
Grouped, Cited.
(By Vnlvrnat Service.)
Paris, May 24. When former Em
peror William II. of Germany is
placed on trial before an interna
tional tribunal for having committed
high crimes against universal mo
rality he will furnish the incriminat
ing evidence against himself. In
fact, the commission which had his
case in hand and reported to the
peace conference is held to have pre-
acceptable, the second plan will be
put forward. This plan is based
on the assumption that if the riv
alries among he great powers of
Europe make it expedient for Great
Britain, France or Italy to take the
mandate, to entrust it to Greece
with the support of the great
powers.
Premier Venizelos has let it be
known that Greece is ready to as
sume the mandate if neither the
United States nor an international
commission is prepared to assume
responsibility.
pared enough evidence to convict
the former kaiser by merely quot
ing the speeches he made before and
during the war.
Here is the list of 11 points, his
torically grouped:
1. In May, 1905, the kaiser said to
Zorn von Bulach, then secretary of
state for Alsace Lorraine: "If they
drive me to the utmost I shall in
vade France. ,Let England turn
against us and destroy Hamburg, 1
shall settle things at Paris."
Down With Pessimists.
2. On October 26, 1915, the kaiser
speaking at the unveiling of a statue
erected in honor of Field Marshal
Count von Moltke, said: "You see,
gentlemen, the position we occupy
in the world. Therefore, keep the
powder dry, the sword shapened, the
eyes aimed at the object, the muscles
strained and down with the pessim
ists." 3. June 13, 1918, speaking at Doe
beritz, after reviewing his troops,
he said: "Let them til come up, we
are ready for them."
4. August 25, 1918, speaking at
Koenigsberg he said:
"I consider myself an instrument
of God without paying the slightest
attention to the talk of the day, I
follow my own road."
Take Paris or Die.
5. In' an order of the day, issued
to the troops and dated August 30,
1918, he said:
"You must take Paris or die."
6. In an address to the troops on
the Yser, September 3, 1914, he
said:
"I am the instrument of the All
Highest. I am His sword and His
representative. Death to all those
who would oppose my will. Death
to all those who would not believe
in my mission. Let perish all the
enemies of the German people."
Spare No Towns.
7. In 1915, when German armies
jnvaded Russia, he addressed them
as follows:
"Should you be forced to retire in
Poland, then spare no town and no
house. The earth beneath your feet
shall be bare."
8. October 12, 1915, addressing
socialist members of the Reichstag,
he said:
"France is the greatest disappoint
ment of my life. I have decided that
it must perish."
No Nonsense From U. S.
9. October, 1916, he said to Am
bassador Gerard: "After this war I
shall stand no more of this nonsense
coming from the United States."
10. In June, 1917, he telegraphed
to King Constantino of Greece:
"Your dethronement, of course, will
be only temporary. Germany's iron
fist will put you back upon the
throne, from where no one will be
rightfully able to remove you. The
armies of Germany and its allies
will take vengeance on those who
lifted their traitorous hands against
you."
11. ' May 15, 1918, addressing a
municipal council he said: "I have
just seen the devastated part of
France. When I saw the ruin I
knew what Germany had been
spared. Let those whose hearts
grow faint see the devastation.
They will soon cease finding fault
and become reconciled to Ger
many's fate."
Aged Man Is Struck
Down by Automobile;
Driver of Car Held
Ferdinand Smith, 81 years old,
Twenty-seventh and Dewey streets,
was injured yesterday afternoon
when struck by an automobile driven
by William McKeague, 4235 Grant
street, at the intersection of Twenty-sixth
and Leavenworth streets.
McKeague is held by the police
charged with reckless driving.
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at no time will the Bowen store Bell you anything that doe not
have a true dollar value to it. These few pieces, with prices attached,
were selected at random from our stock of thousands of similar pieces,
only to give you some little idea of how far your money will go at
the Greater Bowen Store.
Mahogany Rocker, blue striped velour upholstering feSaM
Mahogany Rocker, all-over tapestry upholstering $S9J0
Mahogany Straight Chair, tapestry upholstering $28.50
Mahogany Wing Chair, gray velour upholstering $19.00
Mahogany Sofa, cane baok and ends, upholstered In tapestry, beauti
fully finished $66.00
Mahogany Chair and Rocker to match, each..... $26.60
Mahogany Davenports, cane back and ends, upholstered in blue striped
velour, loose cushions $4J0
Mahogany Chair to match $48450
Mahogany Dupfolds, tapestry upholstering, cane back and ends. . . $81.60
Mahogany Rocker and Chair to match .$3L60
Mahogany Duofolds, tapestry upholstering . .$79.60
Golden and Fumed Oak Bed Davenports, special
at $87.60, $06 and $47.60
Fumed Oak Rockers, genuine leather seats, full
spring construction $14410
Sofa Tables in Queen Ann design $29.60
i Cane Back Wing Rockers, blue velour upholstered
1 seat, at $22i0
ii Fumed Oak Library Tables, straight line . .$114)0
Mahogany Library Tables
$1260, $17.50, $32.60 and $46.6f.
Golden Oak Library Tables
$7.50, $11, $14.50, $22.50 and $364)0.
Golden Oak Rockers
$2.76, $3.76, $4.50, $5.76, $7.60 and up.
Pedestals in all finishes, golden and fumed oak,
and mahogany. . . .$3.75, $4.50, $6.75, $7.28 and op
Mahogany Buffets, Queen Ann design .$47.50
Fumed Oak Buffets, William and Mary
design $39.50
Walnut Buffets, William and Mary design. .$42.60
Fumed Oak Buffets, Queen Ann design $35.00
Dining Chairs in many pleasing designs and finishes, $2.60, $4.25, $7.50 and up.
Tea Carts, several sizes, some with two glass shelves, in all finishes and priced for you to get one this
week at $94)0, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and up.
Bowen Bed Room Suites of Quality
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much less than one would expect. ' To see these suites is to get first-hand information and
proof. The Bowen Store guarantees every article of merchandise leaving its doors to pos
sess a true dollar-for-dollar value.
Mahogany Beds, unsurpassed In
construction and beautifully
finished $35 and $22.50
Mahogany Beds, Queen Anne de
sign $354)0
White Ivory Beds $504)0
White Ivory Chairs and Rockers
to match $7.50
Mahogany and Walnut extra
heavy, 4-poster beds, extreme
ly pleasing in design . . .$564)0
Mahogany Beds, William and
Mary design $35.00
Golden Oak Beds, Colonial de
sign $22.50 and $19.60
Golden Oak 4-poster beds $39.50
Fumed Oak Dressers with 4 large drawers $2240
Fumed Oak Dressers 3 small, 1 large drawer $2440
Golden Oak Dressers, each a big value at these
prices
$144)0, $194)0, $24.50 and $27.50
Chiffonettes in brown mahogany.. $39.75, $66, $75
Golden Oak Chiffonier, 6 drawers $1640
Golden Oak Chiffonier, mirror, 5 drawers . .$15.00
Fumed Oak Beds, Adam design $184)0
Metal Beds, finished in mahogany, Pearl White,
Vernis Martin and Oak $7.50, $9.50, $12, $15, $24
Walnut and Mahogany 4-drawer dressers . .$42.50
White Ivory Dressers $30.00 and $454)0
White Ivory Vanity Dressers $754)0
White Ivory Table to match $3940
Walnut Triple Mirror Dressing Tables $854)0
Articles of Everyday Need
For Less at Bowen's
Acme Ice Cream Freezers. .65c
Good Quality Brooms ..45c35c
Enameled Hand Colanders.. 24c
Enameled Sink Strainers at. .24c
Fumed Oak Foot Stools 66c
Enameled Skimmers 15c
Aluminum-Double Boilers. $1.25
Aluminum Tea Kettles . . . .$2.60
Aluminum Roasters $24)5
Mahogany Sewing Cabinets $SJ5
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stand; same as illustration
$2.95
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William and Mary Dining Tables, 54-inch top, 6-foot ex
tension, Jacobean finish $82.50
Golden Oak Dining Tables, 48-inch top, 6-foot extension $834)0
Fumed Oak Dining Tables, 42-inch top $164)0
Golden Oak Extension Tables, 42-inch top $14.50
Mahogany Dining Room Table, 54-inch top $89.75
Mahogany Buffet, handsomely finished, spacious drawer
room $574)0
Mahogany China Cabinet, a dining room article desired
by many $4240
Walnut Extension Tables, Queen Ann design $39.50
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