THE UEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1915.
WELSH MINERS
ACCEPT TERMS
Strike Settlement Agreed Upon by
Leaden and Oo?enunent U
Approved by Hen.
OVATION GIVEN LLOYD-OEOBGE
LONDON, July il. The South
Wales coal miners hare accepted the
term arreed upon yesterday and the
strike, therefore. is deflnlntely at an .said lnHa la tha moat Important of all
area ana aimougn It la a uerman monop
oly at present, American manufacturer
are developing the process. "W would
apend more money on theae dyes If we
were aura the preaent price would hold,"
he aald. "If there waa an me kind of a
tariff which would take effect when the
price waa down and not when It la steady
or aolna; up 1 think wa could compete on
almot equal terma with Germany."
Hal H. Bmlth. attorney for the Michi
gan Manufacturer' aeeoclatlon. advo
cated an amendment to the Sherman antl
truat law which would permit manu-
Americans Can Manufacture Dyes
if Protected from Unfair Competition
atarted, however, we have retained pert
of our trade."
"len t that practice common whenever
an American article rets a atartf" eaked
Joseph E. Davlea. chairman of the com
mission. "It In." Mr. Dow anawered.
-What effect did the tariff haver
"It saved u from bankruptcy," replied
Me. Dow.
In reaponae to other questions Mr. Dow
nd. Throughou t tha coal field
there was an overwhelming majority
In favor of the settlement.
Work In the mince wtn e reeumed at
once, lloth aide have promleed th hot
ernmcnt to esert every effort to make
up for the week of Idleness.
David IJoyd Oeorit, ir'.'.'stT" of nr.
nitton. to whose efforta the ending- of
the atrike I rrirly due, appeared In the
conVrence hall In Cardiff after th de
cision had Iecn reached and received an
enthusiastic welcome. l'realdent Win
atone of the Miner' federation declared
that Mr LJoyd George and hie colleague
had performed a treat aervlc for the
miner of the empire, who were now pre
pared to do everything possible to brlnf
the war to a peely termination.
t,lsr4-Gre addressee Mlaere.
Mr. Uoyd Oeoraa addreeeed th miner,
esnreastna ilncere oy that the men had
decided to TO back to work lth him and
Ma mllearue. "to fight th common
enemy." He added:
"A week ef enormoua value haa been
loet to thj country. It I only gradually
daenln on us how tremendout la the
atmrnle In which we are entered. Even.
' now I am not sure that we folly reel lie
what will be I la effect of the whole
course of human affair.
The coal field of Trance ajx now In
faoturera to combine In an effort to ob
tain foreign trade.
DETROIT. Mich., July 21. Herbert II.
Dow, president of the Dow Chemical
company of Midland, Mich., told the fed
eral trade commission, meeting here to
day, that American manufacturer of
chemical could produce Indigo and other
product fully aa cheaply here aa abroad.
All that la neceeeery for the cheap pro
duction of the chemical ta a little mora
experience and knowledge of the "trtcka
of the trade " he aald.
Mr. Dow charged that aa a reault of hla
company aelllng a certain bromide
abroad, Germany had taken the United
Plate trade In that chemical from th
Michigan concern.
"We were warned," he aald. "that for
every pound we exported, the Oermane j
would put two pound In th United i
States. W thought It waa a bluff and
continued to export th bromide. The re
sult waa that we didn't aell a alngl
pound In the United Btatea. Th Ger
mane not only paid a duty of J6 per cent,
but actually undersold ue. Since the war
ISSUE SQUARELY
UP TO GERMANY1:
Further Killing of American! Con
trary to LaWi of Sea Will Be Re
garded a Unfriendly Act.
MAY MEAN DIPLOMATIC BREAK
WA8HINOTON. July 21. The1
ROOSEYELT WAUTS
UNIVERSAL MILITARY
SERYICE IN AMERICA
(Continued from Page One.)
doublea tha potential efficiency of the
United Btatea navy, aa long aa It Is for
tified and la In our hand; but If left
unfortified. It would at one become a
menace to us.
"What Is true aa to our proper atti
tude In regard to th canal la no lose true
aa regarda our proper attitude concerning
tha Intereata of the United States taken
U ..I TkA 1 1 A ft. - .
the hende of tha enemy. France depend. " " """"' " ?
upon you for coal, rive vessel. from,eBC' "
Trance lie In Cardiff harbor waiting for,"11 rl . In proportion aa It tncreaa
. tneir bunker, to be filled and I am going our potential effloiency In wax
to ask you to make up the lo.t time and I ' " "ho. , J"5"1' "
.how the democracy of France that you th4t h,h,Mt th, Uo"
are prepared to assist It In th. struggle Prepare Itself against war. so that It
for the freedom of the world. 'olr tru,t ,u honor an
"I want you to work, moreover, for th 10 ,u own atrnlta. are advocating
ake of the Brltlah navy. Fill It bunk- do M Uo reg-ardlnB
era' It meana an Inviolate Britain, the Beneral Intereata what we have aU
exlatenc of which mak It lmpoall.l Panama. If, tnatead of
for the German, to despoil th Welsh acting. aa thi nation did In tha fail of
coal fields aa thy have the coal field had confined our.elve to de-
of France batee In congreaa and dlplomatlo not,
"Peace at home 1. .entlal. I am lck In other word, w had treated elocu-
, at heart at the necelty of calling at- tlon aa a ubtltute for acUoti, we wouU
tent Ion to tha sravltv of tha position, but av done nobody any good, and tor oitr-
tha altuatlon I aufflclently serious to elvea we would have earned the hearty
call for tha united action of every man.aonaion oi an ouier nauons ma cmnai democracy
and woman In the whole land." woum not even nava ow n oun a i.m
Miner. Hive More Pay. present day; and ther. would hav le
The terma arrived at grant a subatan- ' eeral conenaua of International opln
. tlal Inoreaaa In wage d Involv Ouo- " to the effect that we were totally
reaalona to the striker which are con- to perform any of the duties of In
aldered by their executive committee M ternatlonal life, eepecially In eonneotloti
, tantamount t an admlMlon of tha mln-
. era', ralma on nearly all th outstanding
: pointa. . . ,
The chief cause ot tha miner' uareet
.wa that they oonsldared th xoeaalv
. profits tha mine awnera were making In
the aale of their coal at war price
, profim In which tbey were not haxtng.
They alao deeply reaented enforced arbi
tration aa waa Authorised by th appUua-r
; tlon of the munltloaa act to coal miner.
Though It la now a law, thla meaaur
waa not actually Invoked agalnat tha
miners when they laid down their picks
and no mention la made of It future
cope In tha proposed setttomeat.
TEUfONiORUSH
TOWARD POLISH
CAPITAL HALTED
(Continued from Page One )
10.M4 InhabltanU of tha city fled leat
w-k.
Prenrk Official KH.
PARIS, July II. (Via London.) The
following communication waa laeued to
day by the French War department:
"In Artola tha night waa marked by
a cannonade In the vicinity of Bouchea
and from NeuviUe. ttoUaona waa bom
bardedidurtng the night.
"In the foreet of Apremont the enemy
attacked our poeltlone at the Cow'a Head
and at La Vaus Fery and waa com
pletely repulsed.
"In th Vosges there were lively In
' fantry actlona yeaterday afternoon and
' hurt nlf ht on the belghu overlooking the
aaaurn aide of the Valley of th Fecht
From th north we obtained poeeeaaloa
' of part of tha German defensive work,
' progressing particularly within Short
1 dlatanc of th crest of tha La Unque.
"Thirty-one avlatora yeaterday bom
barded the atatlon of Conflana-lOn-Jai
' lny. an ImtKirtant junction. Three hell
of 164 millimeters each and four of ninety
't nil.lliDttcre fell directly on the atatlon.
The eng ne shed waa struck by a Uft-
lul.ilineUr ahflL Three enemy aviators
were put to flight by our sooutlnar aero-
; planes accompanying the viuadron. One
enemy machine waa compelled to land.
"Two of our eeropianee yesterday bom
barded Colmar atatlon (in upper Alsace.)
Four shells ot lKi millimeters and four
of ninety millimeter fell on th track."
That portion of the French official
statement telling of a raid of thlrty-oae
avlatora on the atatlon of Conflana. al
though the wording ia aomewhat ambigu
ous, eeem to refer to th operation, of a
French squad ef airmen on German line
of communication. The Conflana re
ferred to apparently la Conflana-en-Jarnley.
which la In the French deparV
ir.ent of Meurthe-et-Moeall. near the
Lorraine border. Thla territory la held by
tl:e Germane.
with tha western hemisphere.
What It Means.
It tha Individuals who advocate dis
armament say clearly Just what they
mean. If thla nation la to disarm, that
la. If It la to take the old Ohlneaa atti
tude of helpless submission to any oondl
tlona whloh (ore lira powers ohooee to kn
poee. Lt It be understood that under
uch condition, at disorder continue In
Mexico, w shall not oojeot to noma
XXiropean or Aalatlo power taking poaaea
alon of Mexico or any part of It and
than doing what It ohooaea there. ' Lot
It be understood that If In aucn caae,
owe power wtane to take posaaaston of
tha Panama canal, w ah ail not, beoaua
wa are not able to, ralaa any effective
protest. The are tha thlnga that dis
armament meana, for disarmament would
repreaent merely th Chlnaftcatloa of thla
oountry."
Drawtng to tha oondualon of hla ad-
dneia. Colonel Itonaevelt urged Increaa
lngly high standards of efficiency In th
army and navy.
'The navy," be aald, "ahould never be
used, aa It waa ao long used In Mexican
water, for a police work of a kind that
neurea It deterioration aa a fighting
machine, It should be kept up to th
hlKheat pitch of fighting efficiency. It
should 'b kept superior to any possible
foe which might attack u within tha
limit abeve set forth.
AmtF Meet Be laereaeed.
"Our regular army ahould be greatly
Increased In als and rendered more ef
ficient by yearly maneuvering In maae,
a well aa practice in othor directions.
Condition In Mexico are such that un
lee tha Mexicans themselves com to
their enea, and unlea we are content
to foreign pvwwra undertake th
regulation of Mexico, w may ultimately
have to Intervene. Bucfv Intervention
would repreaent not real war, but a work
of pacification and police. For such a
work volunteer soldier are not wall
fitted. It ahould be done exclusively by
the regular army; and for thla purpose
ihre ahould be a mobile army of over
lJO.OOA men, so that the whole regular
army ahould be about mo.ooo strong.
"In addition. I firmly bellev that there
ahould be universal military service for
our young men on the Swiss model. In
flwltserland the boys are trained for their
last few yeara in the public achoola, and
after they graduate from th publlo
schools they serve with the army for
four or six months and then for eight or
ten daya every year for th next ten
ycare. Thla training and servloe, m far
from hampering th Bwlaa or Swttseriand
Internationally, ha added enormously to
the Industrial efficiency both of the In
dividuals and of the nation, and t their
social efficiency also.
goal Preparation,
"Finally and moat important, let ua
remember that there can be no efficient
preparedness agalnat war unless we pre
pare our own souls. If wa become soft
and flabby physically and morally, we
shall fall. No nation aver amounted to
anything If Its population wa oompoeed
of pacifists and poltroona. If It eons did
not have the fighting edge. If It women
did not feel aa tha mother of Washing
ton', continental, felt, aa the mothers
of the men who followed Grant and Lee
foil; men who are not ready to fight for
the right are not fit to live In a free
The only women fit to be
wl.ea and mother In a free republlo are
thoee who feel that their aona are not
one of Uielra unless when their country
Jubilant to answer the mighty trumpet
not which announcea that the heart of
men are being sifted out before the
Judgment scat."
'American registry of four belligerent
'vckfI for transatlantic trsflc, piovlded
thy did not carry contraband.
I Aa.n the Ami-r.n government will
Iterate Its willingness to act aa aa
temiediary In adjusting the Interest
! of bell Ire rt-nt on the high seas, but
j will make it clear that ao far as Amer
ican riirhta are concerned, they are not
to be ronfoundod with the praetloee ot
reprisals of one belligerent agalnat an
other. The note probe hi y will be finished
! tomorrow or Friday. Cabinet officers
todny believed It would be unnecessary
, , u uii" una it Biiuinvr t:.uiiiTi inn'lliiJ!
D,.lCB UHB aciaea to inform , mn1 preiicted that the communication
Germany that further Iobs of Anier-i would be on It way to Berlin Friday, at
lean lives aa the reault of German the latest.
submarine warfare In contravention , , t I
of the principles of international law cMlIllStfir MfjTT IS
win do regarded aa an "unfriendly
act" The discussion of principles
la virtually ended. The American
government will now warn Germany
of the Interpretation it will place on
future transgressions of American
righta.
In tha new note the United Ft ate as
sume that Germany already haa ad-
ma principle mat pe-oei.gvre must Secretary Lans ng -vaid he knew of no
b removed to a place of safety before ! occasion for Mr. Morris' reUrn. except
ur.uunm an unresisting meruli. ntman
aa a prise.
Home from Sweden
WASHINGTON. July . ;? Nelson
Morris, American mlnWter to Ewedcn.
home on leave of absence, confined to
day with Secretary Lanatng. .'dr. Morris
dented that he brought tapers from the
Bcandonavlan government bearing on the
war.
Taking the position, therefore, that the
two government are agreed In principle,
the United states view ;'. aa Incumbent
upon Oermany to make Ite submarine
practice conform wltl the accepted
principles of International law. And de
viating In actual practice reanl.lng in
tha loss of American l!ves. It is then
pointed out will be viewed as an un
friendly act.
The action which the I'nlte j Stale
a leave of abeence to udergo an c peratlon.
He plana to return us soon ,ia possible
to his post at Stockholm.
CONVICTED BANKER IS
RELEASED ON BOND
BIOUX FAUjS, 8. D., July tl. (Spe
cial) E. A. Syverson, former president
of the Bank of Bancroft, which failed,
who recentlv was onivc-d in the sta'e
circuit court of Kingsbury county on
nlvhl M.lkum.K .1. , - . I . A . .. .
......... --"--H "r no, .nuioaieo, the charge of raving depoelt after he
but In diplomatic usage .he phn, "un- knew hl. n)l wa, lnBolvent
friendly act haa aiw.y. carrl,1 with It tence1 to a ttTm ot two year, and nln,
an impuoatlon of finality leading often mnth. tn the Bloux Falla penitentiary.
in m savermnca oi ir.enniy relations.
Frank's Eecovery
Practically Certain
MI IL.E DO EVI LL.H, Oa., July It
Marked Improvement tn tha condition
of ljeo M. Frank, whoee throat wa out
Saturday night by a fellow convict at
th state prison farm here, waa a
nounced today by physicians attending
blm. III temperature wa 100. the lowest
Inc Sunday. Physician aald that whlls
ha la not yet out of danger, hla recovery
now la practically certain.
Official generally were secretive con
cern ng the treatment of the tAisitania
case In th nw note, but ,t waa be
lieved th request for reparation would
be renewed and thla I .sue kept before
th government aa a sttbjct of Jirst Im
portance In the future relatione.
Th not will reject Germany' pro
posal that American vessels be given
oomplet Immunity when not carrying
centra band, and for the transfer to
and fined II. COO, haa been released from
custody following his furnishing of a
bond of $,000 pending an appeal which hie
attorneys have perfected to th state
supreme court.
Pending action on hla oae by the
supreme court Syverson will remain at
hi. home In Watertown. Prior to en
gaging In the banking bualneaa at Ban
croft he waa a banker of Watertown and
returned to that city when th Bancroft
bank failed.
MOTORCYCLISTS MAXE UP.
LOST TIME IN ILLINOIS
MOLINB. 111., July K. -Three Mollne
motorcycles began the fourteenth relay of
l'realdent Wilson' measag at 11:66 thla
morning, taking th document from th
handa of Sterling motorcyclist. In cross
ing Illinois, th messager mad up sev
eral hour of lost time, now being only
eight and one-half hour behind ached ule.
The lW-mlle trip from Chicago to th
Mississippi river waa made In four hour
and twenty minute.
STRANGER AT ABERDEEN
IS DEAD OF STARVATION
ABERDEEN. B. D.. July IWBpecial
Telegram.) John liucaa. aged ef,
stranger, entered a looal hospital and
died In a few hour. Physic tana aay
death waa due to starvation a he had
had nothing to eat for several day. Pa
per on hla person gave Tonopah, Ner
a hla horn and relative wer notified.
'That Economy Coffee"
Paxton's as
Roasted Coffee
Only in
2 lb. Cans
Oaa ronated direct in the flame quickly
not in oven slowly save yoa the
atrength nnd delicate aroma that i
economy. Then, buying in a two-pound
can at 60c the quantity price la
economy.
if '.i iinu ii'VV."
"A Trial Can Will Make You a Constant User"
Paxton Si Sallagher (So.
OMAHA. NEB.
Sunday Will Speak
at Bible Congress
NEW YORK. July n.-Advanoe sheets
uf a program ef the World's Bible eoo
grvse to be held at th San Frenclaoa
fair August 1 to 4 under th auspices of
tits American Bible society, were Issued
today. The progTam consists first of a
prvlou designed t exhibit the historical
character of the book Itself. After this
there fol'owe a euoceeslon of paper and
eddreeeee from acholera. missionaries and
nu n of recognlaed promlnenoe In verioue
rhurcbea dealing with the Bible In a
many oououlea a It wa poaalbl to
tch.
Ti. epcahere will include Jame Wood.
.riicnt of th American Blbl octty;
JUv. William A, auaaay. JUv. B. B.
. Itohold. preaidetit of the Hebrew ChrU
i tun Alllanr of America: Her. Bl B.
W arfleld. prefsaor at the FTioeeton TU.
jiovli! etrmluary; Rev. Abraham Kuyper,
lrvSwM in the Vnlversitv of Amster-dau-
and agents ef tha hi bis aocisiy la
n. 7vnt. ttiina. Japan.' Kort. htm,
Iwii. bissil and Central America.
sties
Pure Sugar Is Cooked Into
sit I oa
Hiat wonderfully appetizing flavour is the natural
taste of the finest Indian Corn, steam cooked, seasoned
-with supjar and salt, rolled and toasted to a delicate,
golden-brown.
The air-tight, tjorra-proof package keeps the flakes
fresh and crisp from our ovens to your table.
Post Toaaties are mighty good with any kind of
fruit, as well as with milk or cream and sugar.
"The Memory Lingers"
EMBLEM OP Fl'IUTY AXI EXCELLENCE SIXCE I860.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
ta an absolutely pur distillation or malted grain, and aa none but aound,
clean grain ran be malted. It la mad from the moat carefully selected
grama., u is yreaigeaiea liquid rooa la the form of a medicinal whiskey;
tta paUtablltty and freedom from Injurious aubatancea render It ao that
tt can b retained by th most sensitive etoniach.
rhiffy'a Pure Malt Whitney la Invaluable for the preven
tion or alleviation ot dJatreaalng summer complaint.
. Ct the genuine: eold by orugglete. grocer e and dealer. tl.O large bott'a
If your dealer cannot eupdy you, wnt ue and we wl 1 tell you wher it caa be
bought. iisdiceJ booklet aid due tar s adviv free on reusst.
Th Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.. Rochester, N. T.
Thompson-Belden &?0-
Thursday's Clearing Sale
of Remnants of
High Class Wash Goods
This sale consists of broken lines taken
from our regular stock, at prices averaging
less ti an wholesale cost, thus affording you
a remarkable purchasing opportunity. A
few of the items to be had Thursday are
mentioned:
Remnant of 5 1-6 yards
of French Voile, white
ground with embroider
ed rose figure; regular
$1.25 yard value. Rem
nant $2.49
Remnant of 5 yards
Frerch Organdie, white
ground with Nile green
embroidered figure
$1.00 yard value. Rem
nant
.$2.29
Remnant of 5 yards
black and white striped
Crepe de Chine, 36 ins.
wide, 75c a yard value.
Remnant 1.G9
Remnant of 7l2 yards
Bordered Voile, light
maize ground, 75c per
yard value. Remnant
for
.$1.79
Remnants of 44-inch Crepe de Chine, 65c quality, in
many different shades, ranging from 4 to 6-yard pat
terns. Thursday from 60c to 98c per pattern.
Hundreds of other lengths not mentioned to choose
from. You will find values that will please you.
Thursday 8:30 A. M. Main Floor
When the Telephone
Rings Qp-Steirs
A telephone down-stairs and 'an
extension up-stairs would save
many a tiresome climb every
day.
Residence
Extension
50 Cents
a Month.
The Doctor Says It Pays.
vnHI 1
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. ee the storekeeper takes
his show window into
.he home of every reader
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Local Artista; 1 rUvai Urcheaira
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