TKK BEE: OMAHA. SATUKDAY, SKH'EMnKtt 5, 1014.
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CHEERING i;HE CROWN PRINCE IN BERLIN When Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany returned from
Pottsdam to Berlin on his way to the front, he was given a great reception by the public. The photograph shows the
crowds on the streets of Berlin cheering the crown prince as he passed in his automobile.
New Fall
Suits
BERG
SUITS
ME.
1 El
are pushing us for room, and to
make it wo are cutting what summer
suits wo have left deeper than ever.
Some of these suits are just the weight
many men want to wear all winter and
they are. really wonderful values at
$1022,1125y$i252$15S2,$17i2
However....
If you are wanting the now fall and
winter models this store represents the
world's greatest $1 COO f0 $4fl00
and best masters P1 10 ytV
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rUK WAK KEiLIhr tolerant only thoM who dodge repon- J " 2 I I H I
, tlulity or who r not, frank'. with them. . .. . .L..S .:, 4 ' 'rl J H I
! form It without hesitation ot apology. palpably almost as if we worn par- J I" JJ
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Test Our School Suits
In fitting out the boy for the strenuous days
Hint Login next week you will find it hard to
understand how this storo ran give so much qual
ity, durability rnd style for do little money.
Every suit is n new model, pattern and fabric
We are Pjecializ;ing blue serges with two pairs of
trousers as well ns fnncy
mixture? at
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New Waists, 45c Up
Underwear, . 45c Up
$2!2 to $10i Hosiery, ... 15c Up
GERMANS SEEK TO
CONTROLTHE NEWS
Effort Made Early in Year at Secret
Meeting; to Put Telegraph Com
panies Under Agreement.
TO IMPBOVE FOREIGN TRADE
Fnrpoae Described as an Endeayor
to Promote Industrial Prestlgre
Abroad and to be Financed
by Subscriptions. ,
IvONDON, Sept. 4.-The foreign
lusinada-pulllo altepatctL dated at. Br-
ltn. Tcbrtiary 27, last, from Sir Hdwart
Gobi hen, formerly British ambassador at
Berlin, to Sir Edward Gray, the secre
tary for foreign affairs, telling of a se
cret meeting In Berlin a short time
previously to discuss plana for the Im
provement of German trade abroad.
Kir Edward says:
"A short time ago a meeting. , of which
the secret was well kept, was convened at
thu ministry of foreign affairs. The for
eign secretary himself was present and
the meeting was attended by members of
the leading industrial concerns of this
country, such as the North German
IJoyd, the Hamburg American Steamship
company and the Deutsches bank, the
Siemens and Halske and Schukert works
Allegemelne Electrlcltaets Oeselleschaft,
and the Krupps and Cruson works.
"This meeting formed a private com
pany for . the purpose of furthering Ger
man Industrial prestige abroad, which Is
a conveniently vague purpose. The com
pany will be financed by prlTate sub
scriptions. The government will first
' Allegelmeine Electricltaets Oeselleschaft,
the necessary revenue.
"The private subscriptions amounted to
IGZ.aOO, but the delegates present at the
first meeting were so enthusiastic that
definite promises of annual subscriptions
of 1126.000 were made and the company
promised to add $62, WO per annum.
t German News Inclusively.
i 'Th company has, entered Into an
Agreement with the Agence Havas, by
duty which I wish with all my heart II
might have been spareVl; but It Is a duty
which Is very clear, and therefore I per
form it without hesitation oi apology. 1
come to ask very earnestly that addi
tional revenue be provided for the govern
ment. "During the month of August there was.
compared with the corresponding
month last year, a falling oft of $10,629,
6S8 In the revenues oollected from cus
toms. "A continuation of this decrease In the
same proportion throughout the ourrent
fiscal year would probably mean a loss
of customs revenues of from sixty to
one hundred millions. I need not tell
you to what this falling off la due. It Is
due. In chief part, not to the reductions
recently made in the customs duties, but
to the great decrease In Importations;
and that is due to the extraordinary ex
tent of the Industrial area affected by
the present war In Europe, conditions
have arisen which no man foresaw; they
affect the whole world of commerce and
economic production; ind they must be
office I faced and dealt with.
"It would be very ynw;se to postpone
dealing with them. Delay in euoh a
matter and ' In particular clrcumstanoes
In which .we now find ourselves as a
nation might Involve consequences of the
most embarrassing and aapiorable sort,
for which I, for one, would not care to
be responsible. It would be very danger
ous In the present clrcumstanoes to
create " a' moment's doubt as to the
strength and sufficiency of the treasury
of the United States, its ability to assist,
to steady, and sustain the financial opera
tions of the country's business.
"If the treasury Is known or even
thought, to be weak, where will be our
peaca of mind? The whole Industrial
activity of the country would be chilled
and demoralized. Just now the peculiarly
difficult financial problems of the mo
ment are being successfully dealt with,
with great self-possession and good sense
and very sound Judgment; but they are
only In process of being worked out. If
the process of solution Is to be com
pleted no one must bo given reason to
doubt the solidity and adequacy of the
treasury of the government, which stands
behind the whole method by khlch eur
difficulties are being met and handled.
Cost Too Groat.
"The' treasury Itself could get along
for a considerable period, no doubt, with
out Immediate resort to new souroea of
taxation, iflit at what cost to the busi
ness of the communltyr Approximately
which the latter will In the future only I $75,000,000. a large part of the present
puhllnh news concerning Germany if It ts j treasury balance, Is now on deposit with
supplied through Wolff's telegraphic ! national banks distributed throughout
bureau. The latter will receive Its Ger- I the country. It Is deposited, of course.
Sni of Our Making.
"The occasion Js not of our own mak
ing. We had no part In making It. But
It Is here. It effects us as directly and
palpably almost as if we were par
ticipants In the circumstances which gave
rise to It. We must accept the Inevitable,
with calm Jurgment and unruffled spirits,
like men accustomed to deal with the un
expected, habituated to take care of
themselves, masters of their own affairs,
and their own fortunes. We shall pay
the bill, though we did not deliberately
Incur It.
"In order to meet every demand upon
the treasury without delay or per ad ven
ture and In order to keep the treasury
string, unquestionably strong, and strong
throughout the present anxiety, I re
spectively urge that an additional revenue
of $100,000,000 be raised through Internal
taxes devised in your wisdom to meet the
emergency.
"The only suggestion I take the
liberty of making Is that such sources of
revenue be chosen as will begin to yield
at once, and yield with a certain and
constant flow.
"I cannot close without expressing ths
confidence with which I approach a con
gress." with, regard to this 'or. any other
mslter, which hss shown so untiring a
devotion to public duty, which has re
sponded to the needs of the nation
throughout a long season despite In
evitable fatigue and personal sacrifice,
and so large a proportion of wise mem
bers have devoted their whole tlmrf and
energy to the business of the country."
inan news exclusively from the new com
ranr. "The compsny Intends to make a simi
lar arrangement with Reuter's Tele
graphic bureau for those foreign coun
tries In which Reuter controls tele
araphio communication. If Reuter de
' rllnes. the Deutsches Ksbelgeselleachaft,
on call. I need not point out to you what
the probable consequences of Incon
venience and distress and confusion would
be if the . diminishing income of the
treasury should make It necessarily to
rapidly withdraw these deposits. And
yet without additional revenue that
plainly might become necessary, and the
a smaller German news, agency, which time when It became necessary could
supplying from certain countries such as not be controlled or determined by the
Mexico, working In agreement '"convenience of the business of the
JA'olffs Telegrephle bureau. Is to bccuntry. It would fcave to be determined
financed by the new company, which isiy th opepaUoiia tni nacsriUes of the
to run a service in competition with treagury ltBeIf rUkB ar, Ilot
Reuter's." jsary and ought not to be run. Wa can
The dispstrh furtner siaiea n " -; not too scrunulouslv or carefully safe-
1 guard a financial situation which is at
best, while
difficult and
I delay are not the worst forms
policy under such conditions
war continues In Europe,
abnormal. Hesitation and
of bad
further stated that the
concerns represented si
ing, sgreed to pay Into a pool amounts
eouH.1 to those they had been accustomed
uhr.m,! for advertising In for- '
rign pspers.
: Tfc totnl of this Item alone, the dls.
pstch s.lde.l. c?t' w-d to be not less i Must Mai Borrow.
than $12i009 per annum. The dispatch, "And wa ought not to borrow. Wa
.concluded willi '.I ' s'.atoment that the j ought to resort to tsxation. however we
new systrm was to be Immediately in- j miy ,esiol tn. necessity of putting ad
augurated In Ponth American countries, i ditlonal temporary burdens on our p'eo-
I pie. io sen oonds would ie to mass a
j most untimely and unjustifiable demand
I on the money market; untimely because
Yacht Will Take
Gold Into Harbor j
of Constantinople
Exodus from Paris
to Switzerland On
GENEVA. Sept 4. (Via Paris, l-M p.
m.) The exodus from Paris to Switzer
land has begun. A train Service, three
times as frequent as under normal con
ditions, la bringing quantities of refu
gees, mostly women and children, from
the French capital. All the trains are
overcrowded. There are some Americana
FancyVestSpecial
If you want to toue up
an oKl or last season's suit,
here ia your chance. AH of
our fnncy vests, regardless
of former price, marked at a
quick sale price
among the refugees, whoare seeking to
return home by way of Italy. A number
of Belgians also are coming In from
France. .
Switzerland Is perfectly quint. The
crops are good and there Is plenty of
food, and the good hotels In the cities
are maintaining normal prices. Hun
dreds of Americans, now that the money
question has been settled, have decided
to remain In Switxerland until the war is
over.
Ths most desirable turntsned rooms ars
advertised In Ths Be Get a nice cool
room for the summer.
81.50
for Saturday.
$6.00.
Values up to
m.
Fall Hats
Are Ready For Picking
Pick the right one, for
a man's crowning glory
is his hat.
None but the best
styles and makes find
room in our hat depart
ment $2.00, $2.50, $3.00
i
Stetson's Swell Creations
$3.50 and $5.00
Ttiis Luxurious $
Turkish Rocker..
Be "Style Careful"
Says Julius Orkin
In Buying a Fall Suit at This
Time of the Year, Style Is
Just As Important
As Price.
An $18 Value at This Unusually Low Price.
Special Terms-$1.00 Cash, $1.00 a Month
THIS MASSIVE OVER STUFFED IMPERIAL
LEATHER ROCKER is without doubt the great
est bargain ever offered in this city. They are
absolutely guaranteed and far superior to any
rocker generally advertised at $18. The frame
is strongly and rigidly constructed of thorough
ly seasoned hard woori The platform or base
of rocker is very substantial, finished either ma
hogany or oak with deeply carved claw feet.
Eack is diamond tufted with a contiruons raffle extending
around edge, while the seat is of smooth covering upholstered
over oil tempered springs. Only through our tremendous buy
ing power are we able to offer you this most tf Q 4 jr
exceptional bargain ' for Saturday's selling
at t.hta low Trrir.fi tt
WASHINGTON. eVu --".ry
Pryan said today that the American navsl
yacht Scorpion would meet the crulBer
North Carolina outside the Dardsnelles
to take off te I1M.W0 In fold for ths
relief of AmerlcsJis.
The secretary eald that whll
rf ply had yet been made to the commuhl
rutl.m of the Turkish government that it
would le unsafe for the North Carolina
to venture through the mined waters of
the Psrdanelles. the American govern
ment ulans to use the Scorpion as sug
.esWJ by the grand vUler.
this is manifestly not the time to with
draw working capital from other uses
to sy the government's blllsi unjustl
fisblu, bees use unnaoessary-
"The country Is able to pay any Just
and reasonable taxes without distress.
And to every other form of borrowing,
whether for long periods or for short,
there is the same objection. These are
not the circumstances, and at this par
tleulsr moment and in this particular
no formsli "Ufency not the market to borrow large
sums ot money. What we are seeking
Is to ease and assist .very financial tran
ssctlon, not to add a single additional
eniberrafcsment to the situation. The
people of this country are both Intelligent
and profoundly patriotie. They are ready
to meet ths present conditions In the
Never In my experience In the suit
and cloak buslnees was It harder to
buy right than for this Fall's trade. .
During the month I spent in the j
Kast in tne style centers, raaicai
changes were twice wrought In the
style for milady's fall suits.
I spent three weeks watching and
waiting for the styles to "settle."
and when I bought I secured the au
thentic styles the same as will be
shown as correct in the largest East
ern stores.
Unfortunately, many buyers in the
early market loaded up with fall gar
ments, which hare already been with
drawn from manufacture, in favor
of the present styles.
The short coat of the ladles' fall
suits, which were manufactured early
in the season, have been replaced by
the 4 5-inch length, and on Saturday i
I offer two special values in these
correct styles that will appeal to all
women who want to buy now, and at j
the same time feel sure mat tney
hare bought the right models.
For $17.60 I will sell Saturday
ladles' suits that are actually worth 1
126.0(1 and $27.00. For 123.60 you
will find beautiful suits that should
bring 130.00 to 132.60. An Inspec
tion will convince you that the val
ues can't be dupltpated in Omaha
sale or no sale.
And more free wals Rt'"d!
The ladles certainly read my adi, be
cause the way they're taking aavau
tage of this offer the past two days
has convinced me beyond a doubt.
Come along, then, Saturday; buy
any waist you see. and I'll present
you with one FREE of exactly the
same quality and price as the, one
you buy. You select the one you
buy, and you select the one I give
you.
It's simply novel Idea of mine to
clean up all waists where only one,
two or three of a lbt remain. Hun
dreds for you to chose from.
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A GENUINE
RUG BARGAIN
9x12 Ft. Monarch
Brussels Rug
$10.95
Mail
Orders 1
Filled
ELEGANT COLONIAL DINING TABLE
FOR SATURDAY'S SELLING VE OFFER THIS SPLENDID COLON
IAL BIX-FOOT AMERICAN QUARTERED IMITATION OAK DINING
ROOM TA-BLB. Constructed throughout of selected wood, beautifully
polished. Pedestal la massive, built on mission lines and supported by
four heavy colon turned legs. Table top is large and fit
ted with Hartman's easy running slides. A great value;
very specially priced at. .
FAMOUS MERIT RECENT STEEL
RANGE, Colonial type, strongly con
structed. Top Is made In three sec
tions with six 8-inch holes. Large
sire oven, deep fire box. duplex (trate,
elaborately nickel trim mod and full
nickel towel bar. Store sets oa extra
bea-vy steel base. A
wonderful value.
priced at.
K wooderft
specially
$23.50
1414-1416-1418 DOUGLAS ST.
A HANDSOME AND LARGE SIZE
DRESSER. Constructed of well sea
soned wood, finished in American
quarter sawed imitation oak. The
base has four conveniently arranged
drawers fitted with wood pulls. Mir
ror Is of French bevel
plate. Specialty priced
for tomorrow at. ,
l$7. 68