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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-22
BRITISH ENVOY TO POPE,
King George ia Have Representa-
tive At vatican.

HAVRE. Nov. 9l.-A Belgian newspaper.
which is now being published here says
Great Britain has decided to send a
diplomatic representative to the Vatican
during tho war
The Pope viii accept the British envoy.
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ROME, Nov 2l.-Popo Benedict XIV,
celebrated his siNticth birthday to-day.
The Pope had expressed "A desire that be-
cause of the war there lie no festivities.
lie received numerous kilograms and
addresses from an over the world the
srndcIS Including many SOVcrcsgns and
heads of States The kilograms IA many
cases included expressions OF the hope
that peace may soon be brought about
through the efforts Of the Pope.
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KAISER'S SON IN MOTOR SMASH
Prince August wilhelm Has Thigh
Fractured In Military Tour.
Special cable Despatch TO THE suN

AMSTERDAM, Nov. GA telegram from
Berlin says that Prince August Wilhelm
has a compound fracture Of rse thigh and
severe Commissions of his Jaw "a a result
of IA motor accident which occurred while
he was making a military tour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-22
GERMANS ACTIVE IN JAPAN.
nv Central Netps.

TOXIC, Nov. 2l,--The japan Times says
there IL IA propaganda throughout Japan,
tracoahle tn German agents, which Is
seeking to stir up luminosity against the
United States.
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sailor Prince Receivers and VIII Re-
turn to His ship.

AMSTERDAM. via Paris. Nov 2I--It is
announced that Prince Adalbert, the
Kaisers sailor son, has almost recovered
from his recent Illness and Is about 10
return to his ship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-22

Lakewood Laurel House and Laurel In the
Pines now open. Special golf tournament
Nssspbss 26th. 37th. 2stb.-Adp,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
Says Segregation
of Vice a Failure

CHICAGO, July %. Segregation means
protected vice and corruption OF off
cials" Mayor Carter u, Harrison de-
clared today at his fishing camp In
Michigan. Abanoonment OF the policy
OF segregation OF the social evll is to be
his policy In Chicago, he was reported
as stating. The new standpoint marks
radical change In the mayors Views.
II have reached the conclusion" he
was quoted today as saying that my
ideas OF the vice question have been
wrong. I have no hesitation now In sub
scriblng 20 the general indictment OF the
segregation plan. It's worst aspect ls the
coTTupting influence It exercises over the
ontire law-enforcing arm OF the govern
ment. CommercialiEed vice IL crime.
and the only remedy is repression. The
policeman who takes graft from pro-
tected vice soon will be taking Il from
pickpockets and burglars.
Chicago Is through with the segre-
gated vice idea, We can never entirely
eliminate prostitution in any large city
but We can drive It under cover and We
can make It Improbable for those who
would capitalize the weakness OF others
Segregation is a farce. The city cannot
go into partnership with such busl.
ness
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30

It was stated here today that no mobil-
ization order had been issued by the
Russian war office.
Private reports from the Russian from
tier say distinct indications OF Russian
military activity have been noticed there.
The Russian regiments which have been
moving forward to occupy such important
strategic points on the frontier as Wir-
ballen, Russian Poland have been served
out with s5O rounds OF ammunition per
man, while hasty purchases OF forage
have been made for the cavalry.
A number OF German regiments have
been moved toward the frotier as pre-
cautionary measure. The men wear the
new service uniforms aud carry their
field equipment.
The German crown prince arrived at
potsdBm today and a family council was
afteTwaTd held In the new palace
The emperor and empress, the crown
prince and the other princes Of the i'm
perial family were present. They con-
ferred for an hour.
The North German Gazette, the official
organ OF the German government, viii
publish in its evening edition the follow
ing comment on the International situa-
tlon,
The peaceful tone OF the official Rus
sian communication issued yesterday
finds a lively echo here. The imperial
government shares the wish OF Rutsid
for the maintenance OF peaceful relations
and It hopes the German people will
support 1t by maintaining a moderate and
quiet attitude"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
AGREE ON BASIS FOR PEACE
Carranza and Csrbsjal Succeed in
Reaching Understanding.
IT PROVIDES FOR AMNESTY
Only Persons Exempt Are Those
who Took Part In Overthrow
of MaderO-GeRernl Ia
pata WIN Co-Operate.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Genersl Car
rama and Provisional President CRrba-
jal have agreed on a base for the arrange
ment OF peace in Mexico, according 10 a
message received here today By Jose Cas-
teilot, personal representative OF Carba-
jal
Mr.. Castellot showed Secretary Bryan
his latest advices from Mexico city
which stated that General Villeral and
Justice Allende. Carbsjsls two delegates
TO Carranza, have been instructed to
carry out in detail the general basis Of
peace already agreed on"
This was interpreted by Mr. Castellot
10 mean that through private channels
and through Reginsido Cepeds, advance
delegate OF the Csrbsjal government, now
with General Csrranza, a definite under
standing has been reached for a peaceful
transfer OF the government at Mexico
City to the constitutionRlistE,
with respect to amnesty and guaran-
tees, General Carranza, II is understood.
will promise immunity 10 all except those
directly responsible for the overthrow OF
Madero. Practically ell those said to he
guilty have fled from Mexico. and that
exception will not be opposed by the Car
bsjal government.
II is expected that within few days
the Carbajal delegation will have worked
out the details OF an agreement.
Diplomats here expect that one OF the
first questions Will he on recognizing the
protocols signed at Niagara Falls be-
tween the United states government and
the Huetta government, Approval OF
those by the constitutiOnalists probably
would mean recognition by the United
states, Argentina, Brazil aud Chile.
An agreement, BY which ZapRtas forces
are 10 cooperate with the constitutional
lists In restoring peace throughout Mex
leo, has been arranged by delegates at
Vera Cruz, and now requires only the sig
natures OF CarranEa and Iapata before
being made public.
definite idea OF General villas inten-
tions IL expected soon.
General Lauro Villar and David q. Al
lende. Provisional President CsrbajaIs
delegates to treat with General Carranza
In transfer of the Mexican government
to the constitntionAlists, will leave Vera
Cruz today on the steamer Mexico for
rnmplco, Consul Canada has reported TO
the state department
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
sERVIA (RIGHT).

VIENNA. July 2s--With war declared
and Austrian armies rushing toward the
servian border there IL every indication
that the war will not only involve Austria
and servla, but Germany and Russia as
well, II not France, England and Italy
servias determined stand against the
Austrian demands for apology and
punishment Of the murderers and con-
splrators who plotted to slay Archduke
Ferdinand, was the result of reassur-
ing telegram from the Russian capital
believed to carry a promise of Russian
support. The cars troops are reported
to be mobilizlng on the Austrian bor-
der in expectation of n general clash
King Peter has fled from the palace at
Belgrade with his court but the crown
prince is marshalllng an army in a
desperate effort to save the capital from
the invading Austrians
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
MILD PRAISE FOR HITCHCOCK
Bryan Men Win Their Battle in
State Convention, So They Say.
OUT.voTED IN THE FIRST ROUND
Come BACK with Rush aud Refuse TO
Approve All of senRtor'S Poli-
cfes-Appear OF
Compromise.
CFrom staff CorrespondeutJ

COLUMBUS. Neb.. July 29.-ISpecial
Telegram 1.-The democrats ia their state
convention at Columbus adopted their
platform Just before midnight, after
six hours session OF the resolutions COM
mittee.
The platform endorses the national ad-
minstration. speaks OF President wilson
az the greatest executive since Jackson,
and compliments Secretary Bryan In
iaudatory terms
After a fight through most Of the day
whether TO endorse United states Senator
Gilbert n Hitchcock tho resolutions
finally contain a mild enforcement OF
his ability and integrity Of purpose,
while avoiding open endorsement OF ms
principal activities in the senate In the
last two years.
ITS q victory for our side said
Charles w. Bryan.
1--WE Got whist We wanted"
Both the selection of the resolutions
committee and tho platform itself is
victory We get what we wanted"
While the convention waited for the re-
turn OF tbe resolutions committee. cundi-
dates were called for. The first general
cry was for Richard l.. Metoalfe. Gov
ernor Morehead and Berge were lmmedi-
ately called for also.
The chairman decided to call them In
the order OF their filing Thus George W.
Berge got the first opportunity 20 tell OF
his merits as a democrat, lie said he be-
lieved every corporation entitled to pro-
lection for its property.
Governor Morehead followed by telling
OF his economical administration. He
said he did not know whether the r'pub-
licans would give the democrats credit
for the jump OF cents in wheat today
following the declaration OF war IN Eu-
rope.
Demands Feud Come to End.
r. l. Metcalfe made little reference TO
his own campaign hut said We want
a reunion between Bryan and Hitchcock
AZ Washington as we have had a reunion
here today"
He declared this would fill the offices
ir Nebraska with democrats in twenty
four hours.
Colonel John c. Maher. Mayor James
G. Dahlman. Congressman Dan stephens,
" =. snavely. Edgar Howard. Earl Cline
and others spoke also
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
EX-SPEAKER CANNON
WILL RUN FOR CONGRESS

DANNILLE, H., July 29-Joseph q.
Cannon, former speaker % the national
house, here today made formal announce
ment Of his candidacy for representative
OF the Eighteenth Illinois congressional
district, His announcement reads In part
II had not sought the nomination and
50 told the committee, but after consults-
ton agreed 20 become a candidate, sub
Iect only to the primary election TO be
held on the sth day OF September.
therefore formally announce my cRndi-
daey. II nominated will make vigor-
Gus campaign for my election. II another
republican shall be chosen l will make a
vigorous campaign tor his election
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
OF CZAR
ABOUT TO MOVE IN
SUPPORT OF SERB

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and that II modify It's attitude towards
servia
France continues quietly TO prepare for
war The troops OF the active army are
gradually concentrating near the from
tier.
A military guard has been placed in the
great flour mills at Corben near Paris,
which in the event OF war would be taken
over By the army. The bakers In Paris
are laying In large stocks OF flour and
the city authorities. 10 prevent all possi-
bility OF famine IN the capital. started
forming today a reserve. store OF fifteen
thousand tons OF flour
The police department IL exercising u
general surveillance over Austrians and
Germans In Paris The perfect of police
today ordered the discontinuance OF the
service OF the public at tables on the
sidewalks and on the terraces in front OF
cafes in consequence OF disorders which
have occurred since the beginning OF the
International tension
Appeal 90 Press.
The government made an appeal TO the
press 70 keep calm and carefully verify
its news concerning the crisis before pub
fishing H..
Adolph Aessimy. minister OF war today
visited the military wireless station on
the Eiffel tower and ordered the staff 10
be doubled, the officers 20 remain on duty
day and night.
President POinoares return TO Paris to-
day from his visit 10 Russia was made
the opportunity for a manifestation OF
patriotic feeling By some thousands OF
young men belonging 10 the League of
Patriots. OF which Deputy Maurice Barres
Is president
The government today prohibited an
anu-var meeting called by the revoiu-
tonary labor organizations
WtlsOa L. watching.
WASHINGTON. July 2s--PTesldent will
son kept closely Informed OF the war
situation IN Europe today through re-
ports from American diplomats abroad.
but there Was no change in the attitude
~ mere observation.
seeretsry Redheld indicated to the
White House today he had no Gear that
war IA Europe would have any serious
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
GERMANY AND ITALY ACTIVE
AustrIa's Friends Trying to LocaIise
Conflict.

AUstrIa's Friends Trying to LOcaIiSe
Conflict.
VIENNA, July 29.-Germany and Italy
today continued their efforts TO localze
the war declared yesterday by their ally,
Austria-Hungary, against Servia, and the
efforts of all the European diplomats are
being directed toward the same end.
No further declaration has been re-
ceived up to this morning from Russia.
and that country also had made no fresh
attempt to intervene in the controversy.
The Russian ambassador to Austria Hun
gary however conferred with Count
Leopold Won Berchtold, Austro-Hungar-
ian foreign minister, but 1t is understood
the interview was only for the purpose
of obtaining information. Nothing what
ever Is known here OF the reported inten-
ton of Russia to make a declaration OF
neutrality in case Austria Hungary
should renounce the idea OF territorial
expansion at the expense Of the Balkan
state.
When the British ambassador here
called on Count Won Berchtold yesterday
to submit the mediation proposal put for
ward by Sir Edward Grey, the British
foreign secretary, he was informed that
the good intentions of Great Britain were
appreciated. but that war already had
been declared.
Dispatches received here, dated War
saw, Poland, reported that several pow
der magazines exploded In that city on
Monday and that several bomb explosions
occurred In the principal postoffice, many
persons being killed or wounded,
Another telegram says the entire citadel
OF Warsaw was blown up and that semi
! official explanations DECLARED the ex-
plosions to have been caused by light
ming. The dispatch stated there was no
truth in the report that a revolution had
| broken out among the Russian Poles.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
Senate Committee
Will Hear Teddy

WASHINGTON, July 9-The senate
foreign relations committee today decided
to inform Colonel Roosevelt, in response
TO his request for a hearing in opposition
to the treaty to pay Colombia SzS.OO0,oOO
for the partition OF Panama, that he
would be heard whenever the committee
determined to take UP the convention
Senators said however, that It was not
probable that any further consideration
Of the treaty would be had at this session
OF congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30

effect on conditions in the United States.
Il was the belief OF officials close to the
president that although prices of food
stufrs might so up In this country, gen
eral business conditions resulting from
the demand for American products abroad
would offset Il.
The International relief board OF the
American Red Cross today decided TO
announce that the society would receive
and forward contributions for relief to
the Austrian aud serviRn Red Cross
societies, as designated by contributors
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
HARTMAN RULES OUT
TRADE NAME OF VINEGAR
From a staff Correspondent.

LINCOLN, July 29.-(Special) )-k'ood
Harman has made a ruling
against a Sioux City vinegar firm that the
use Of First Prize" as name for their
product is unlawful, In that it is a mis-
representation. In letter to the COM
missioner the firm admits that its prod
uct has never taken first prize and there
fore the ruling OF the commissioner fol-
lows
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
OVerCOats and Furs
Worn in New York

NEW YORK, July @,-Light overeoats.
sweaters and even furs were much In
evidence on the streets and trains IA
New York last nigha and the tempera-
ture OF between 81 and 20 degrees made
those persons who wore winter clothing
the envy Of the summer-clRd folk. Ac-
c0rding TO the weather bureau forecaster
yesterday was the coldest July 2S since
iStA
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
GERMAN SOCIALISTS IN GAME

Troops called to suppress Anti
War Riot In Stuttgart.
STUTTGART, Wurtemberg, Germany,
Iuly 2S-socialist Anti-war demonstra-
tions in this city today led to such seri-
Gus collision between the manifestants
and the police that the authorities called
out the troops to cope with the disturb
ances The district where most OF the
foreign legations are situated was sur
rounded by police GUARDS. who were at
tackled with volleys Of stones by the peo-
pie.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
Meyer Defends Acts
During Butte War

DENVER, Colo, July 29.-Charles II.
Moyer, president Of the Western Fed
Grafton Of Miners, made gem
eral defense OF his conduct in connection
with the recent Butte labor war, in an
address before the federation convention
today. The delegates resumed their dis
cussion OF report by a special commit
tee which investigated various charges
against the president The report was
favorable to Meyer.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
FIRE RECORD.

AURORA, Neb., July eo--CSpecial)-
During the storm last night the West
Side Meat market was burned The
building, owned by Porter Isaacs, and
contents owned by Mr. isaacs and J. W.
Auckerman. were entirely destroyed
The supposition is that II was struck by
lightning. The building was insured for
tl.GOo and the contents for $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
HEAVY RAIN TO NORTH
GREAT HELP TO CORN

SIOUX CITY, July 29,-A heavy rain
which fell in this section today Will be
OF great benefit to the corn crop which
was suffering as a result OF the long
dry spell. At Mitchell, s. D., over an
inch of water fell.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
DEATH RECORD.


SHENANDOAH, Ia, July S.-tSpeciall
Richard &. Childs, a veteran soldier
from the Soldiers home near Marion,
Ind, Gied suddenly Saturday night at
the home OF his niece. Mrs J. F. Hughes
whom he vas visiting
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30


clslly tranauiliElng statement in the
House OF Commons that the Bank of
England saw nothing in the present
to cali a meeting of bankers TO deal
with II, t
british Fleet sails.
The state OF the stock market in Lon
don showed that the situation was con-
sldered grave and the anxiety was added
to by the issue OF orders To the British
fleet at Portland TO sail for a destination
which was not revealed to the public.
In the meantime dispatches from Vienna
showed that the movement OF the Aus
trian forces toward the Servian frontier
was proceeding steadily. but a strict CEN
sorship concerning the military move
ments prevented the exact destination OF
the troops from reaching the outside
world, All the Austrian and hungarian
railways were taken over yesterday for
military traffic and transportation for
the general public was suspended.
servia. II was known, was just as active
In moving it's troops. Strong forces were
dispatched to the fortified town OF Val
yevo and UzhitzR ON he bosnian from
tier and 10 Svilainatz IN the eastern part
OF the country. whtla strong divisions Of
volunteers reinforced by regulars were
gathering along tbs rl.er IN l,lina near
Losnitz on the BosnIln frontier,
Montenegro Gets Busy.
The MonteneEr,ns were also making
preparations and hai stationed q brigade
with mounted patt,ry near Priboj,
where women were busy buildinG earth
works
Servian and Aus.tla avistcrs at the
seme time were flying along the from
tiers trying 10 looSts the positions OF the
q posing ior'e IS.
As far as a general European Nar Is
concerned, diplomats in London, while
they confess tho situation to be most
grave. consider there IL hope Of avertins
conflict 40 long as che .NYste)- Russian
conversations" continue at St Peters
burg.
Another danger has arisen owing 90 the
uneasiness In Germany n. the prepa,a.
tions being made by Russia along jts
frontier. Ordinarily. Il 10 pointed out
Germany and Austria hRva tho aivaL-
tage over Russia In being able 20 r1ohilize
more quickly and they 90 not wish to
lose this advantage.
Reports have eoms through from N!Cnrs
that the Russian Poles have organized a
revolution and blown up several IuaFa.
zines, but no continuation uf this nus
come TO hali from ito'- sor-ces.
! Russia MObiIiEtnE Army,
4 Partial mobilization Of the Russian
troops In the southern and southwestern
districts was ordered by the Russian wa
office last night, according 10 dipstehe
received here.
II Is argued in official circles that al
though this action dangerously dimin
ishes the chances OF maintaining Euro
pean peace, II does not necessarily impl,
rupture OF relations between Austria
Hungary and Russia. The hope is stil
expressed that Some European power ma
succeed In bringing about an understand
ing between those two states,
The present mobilization order affect
only the Russian frontier contiguous {
Austria and not the German frontier,
Ia confined TO tho military districts q
Kiev, Odessa, Moscow and KSzan. Tn
peace footing OF each OF these district
Is four army corps. each numbering toO
men. or total Of $4,000 men. The CON
mAnd to mobilize doubles this total, .
that l.2sO,ooo men are affected by tn
order
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30

The most desirable furnished rooms are
advertised In The Bee Get nice cool
room for the GUNNER.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
PEACE TALK FROM BERLIN

kaiser Likes Moderate Attitude As
sumed by Russia.
BERLIN, July 9,-Militsry activity on
the Russian side OF the frontier is con-
firmed by many evidences which have
reached the esrs OF German officials, bus
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30

Clan Gordon No. SO will hold its an
nual picnic at Krug park. August l.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30

TROOP or SERVIAN CAVALRY, THE
HIGH THAT COUNTRY PUTS IT'S
GREATEST DEPENDENCE, EMP
EROR FRANCIS JOSEPH OF AUSTRI
A (LEFT) AND KING PETER OF
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30
MASSING ARMIES
IN PREPARATION
FOR GENERAL WAR
Continued from Page one1

OF the excheduer today made the fnRn-
elslly tranauiliEing statement in the
House OF Commons that the Bank OF
England saw nothing in the present
financial situation to make II necessary
to cali a meeting of bankers TO deal
with Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-30

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