Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 8, 1915, Page 2

BALKAN SITUATION AT A GLANCE--Oblique shading indicates part of Dobrudja province which Roumania took from Bulgaria in the second Balkan war and is now will- ing to restore on condition the latter join it in entering the war with the allies. Hori- zontal shading indicates the Austro.Hungarian province of Transylvania which Rou- mania demands as the price of her neutrality. VERBAL FIREWORKS AT SUFFRAGE HEET Dr. Anpa Howard Shew and Mrs. | Youmans Clash Over Status of Congressional Union. ISSUE 18 LAID ON THE TABLE o Ch— 1 CHICAGO, June 7.—The mid-year | conference of the National American Womah Suffrage association was anly' half ‘an hour old today when ‘vérbal sparka began to (ly. The partici- pants were Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the assoclation; Mrs. Thomas W. Youmans, president of the , Wisconsin state organization, | and, as pescemaker, Miss Harriet | Taylor Upton, president of the state organization of Oblo. Mrs. Youmans aceused Dr. Shaw of flattening her cut with a steam roller. The troudble arose over the Con- gressional union, a suffragist organi- zation sald to advocate militant methods, Including attacks on parties and individuals which oppose the Wwoman movement. This is one of the most-important subjects to come before the conference. Mry. Youmans Offored a resolution calling for &n arbitratioi committes on which the ~congressional. union should have . fair representatidn to consider alt mattend ‘Bearing on the. sibject, the com- mittes 46 teport later: to the conference. A to table, by Mrs, Stanley | McCorlick, of New York carried # to % nbove Protests of Mrs. Youmans, who | LARGE FORCES TO | WESTERN ARENA; (Continued from Page One.) mans will renew thelr efforts to iand : i BULGA R | 3, 2 4"#&.';@ s 'd(.:.“wfij"' ,OMAHA NURSE WHOSE BODY WAS FOUND AT GLENWOOD. E¥ports Show LOSS in Manufactures ot bpen to dis- WASHINGTON, June 7.~“Despite the so-called war orders,” says an officlal analysis of foreign trade issued today by the Department of Commerce, ‘‘the ex- ports of manufacturers of all kinds, other than foodstuffs have been less than in the similar perfod before the war.” The statement refefs to the foreign trade for the ten months ended in April which shows a trade balance of almost $1,000,000,000. “The normsl sales of meyifacturers during peace,” the statement says, “were “reator than those under existing war conditions. Because of this fact and the cxtraordinary shrinkage of exports of crude materials it is found that the net increases in our total exports has been wholly in foodstuffs.” One st tho outstanding features of the | {analysis 1s that more than $45,000,000 worth | |Of American horses and almost $10,000,000 | | worth of mules have been fed in the bat- l!leflald'. Ten million dollars' worth werc £ent to Xurope in April alone. | In Europe alone of the world's grand| i divisions, American foreign tiade in- |creased. Buropean nations took $287,000,- lom more of American goods quiing the | ten months than during the sawe. period | ‘renoh Ottielal Report. upe 7.-The French war office n gave ‘out the following i or-|last night was, marked by an engage- ment of ry of extreme severity, t- | particularly in the vicinity of Lorette, of were Mrs. 'Abjain;’ of the Cabaret, Rouge, near Walter MeNab Miller, Miswourl, and Mrs. | Sou. of ‘the Labyrinth’' and of Equrie. / Thé répresen- | “The onsmy In this seme sector deliv- tation from the solth’ was' tinefpectedly | ared {wo counter attacks, each of which inrge, while New York nd ‘othier odstern |.tailed completely. One Was agatnst the states, where the women aré fighting’ for | sugar refinery of Souches, which was the ballot, sent restricted delégations. ' |ohecked by the fife of our artillery, while . was against the northern part Labyrinth,' which was driven back. { { TUESDAY, JUNE 8, Despite War Orders! 1915, Carranza roop About to Ocoupy Gapital,fiqys Envoy NBEBW YORK, June i—Gustavo Eespi- nosa Mireles, private secretary to General Venustiano Carranza, who reached New York yesterday on his way to Washing- |ton on what he terms “‘a very important | miasion,” fssued o statement today in |which he sald that peace seemed near {In Mealco and that the campaign of |the Carranza forces against Villa and | |his followers would not be prolonged more than three months. | Senor Mireles sald he had just received |a message confirming news of an over- | whelming defeat administered Generals | Villa and Angeles near Leon by General | Obregon with the capture of all the artil- lery and trains of the defeated armies. |Carranza troops, the statement con- |tinued, under command of Pabio Gon- | zalem, were about to take possession of {Mexico City. . | Before my departure from Vera Crus,” the statement continues, ‘“the first chief had ordered the governors of the central states to prepare trains of cereals, which are in readiness to be [ taken into the capital as soon as it is |oceupled by our forces. This will solve |In & thorough manner the Mexican sit- | untion. | “I belleve that with the last mag- | nificent vietory obtained by the consti- | tutionalist forces, the campaign will not "l’e prolonged over three months more.” \Italian Monks Are - Arrested on Charge ' of Aiding Enemy BARI, Paris. June 7.)—Certain detalls of the recent arrest here of five Dominican ! monks, whose monastery windows looked [out over the Adriatic, have been made | publte. | An army lieutenant noticing the flash- |iIng rays of a strong light, traced them to | the monastery. The monk in charge de- clared there were only three monks in ithe bullding. A second monk appeared, |but the leutenant could not locate the i third. Finally he broke down the door | of a’'cell and found within & monk who 'had a war mep upon which were annota- tions of military value. | All three monks said the upper story [ of the monastory was mot in use. Inves- tigation showed on the upper floor there had been sct up near a window a large reflector for signalling purposes. Here jalso two more monks were found..All were taken into custody. The search of the lioutenant revealed a | large number of documents and notes pre- | pared by the raonks, together with letters trom colleagues In Vienna. Under the law it is impossible for the Italian authorities to search the premises of religlous institutions unless they have direct evidence of acts believed to be againet the interests of the state. First Trainload of Refugees Leaves Mexjco City Today the previous year. North American na- tlons took £65,000.000 less; South American ' n-uou. 35,000,685 nations $6,500000 less; African coumtries $900,000 less, and countries $9,200,00 less, Great- Britaln took $904,800,00 more dur- Eln. the perind than in the previous year's {pericd: ¥rance $135,000,000 more; Italy Body of Omaha Nurse Found Near Glenwoo i&tfi‘:fi&?’&&?‘:fim&:fl;- in Flooded Waterway move s oo deorcase: ‘austsin. MRS, DORA WALLING-RILEY, ¥ £ H g3t i > & H H £ ii 3 H is : i . i showed a $§200,000,000 decrease; Austria- H number of suffrage states Has ungary @ $15,500,00 decrease, and Bel- #rown from four to in the last The body of Mrs. Dora Walling-Riley, | 51Um & 84200000 decrease. five years, This has “the status’ . 3 o g o -l wife of Joseph Riley, engineer at an i Lincoln Will Have New Orpheum Theater (From a Staff Correspondent.) Identification was made possible only | LINCOLN, June 7.—(Special Telegram.) by means of a red rubber finger stall rrangements were completed today for which she wore (o protect a fresh scar of the early erection of a new Orpheum & treatment for keloid. One foot pro- theater at the corner of Twelfth and O Jecting from the water led to the dis- streets. There has been a bitter fight covery by a riverman, the rest of the K Detween the south side business interests body being imbedded inm ud. and lots had already been fought at Mre. Riley was living apart from her | Fourteenth and N streets for the buila- husband and bad been making her home !n€, but the north side Interests have with her brother, Sidney Walling, in West | Won the fight. The theater will be erected Glenwood during the iliness of his wu..‘ll & cost of about $13,00. The old She was married in Omaha in January ! Orphoum will be used as a combination of this year. She left her brother's house | Picture and vaudeville theater. : Omaha hospital, was found in Keg creek, immediately east of Glenwood, Ia., yes- terday afterncon, the young wo evi- dently thrown herselt into the water | eleven days ago when she was missed by | her relatives near Glenwood. ! ) : H ? i §s H i ;z s nothing to report from the re- of the (ront.” German Oficial Report. BERLIN, June 7.-(Via London.)~The war office issued the following statement f i gecing her afterward. She was 7 years NEW YORK, June 7.—By more than a of age. two-thirds vote the stockholders of the v German Subsea Craft Caught in ;‘.‘:m.a“‘“;.‘:."‘:..f:’::g’?.. proess B grnd Net Smender solve. Amalgama censed sometime ago 1o be ‘mere than a holding company, hav- |among the number. WASHINGTON,, June 7.—Ninety Amer- fcahs, forty-foor Englishwfen, 127 Span- iards and fifty-seven others of various natiohalities will comprise the first refuge party leaving Mexico City today on the speclal train which the Brazillan minister, acting fur the American govern- ment, has arranged. Other refugees from the famine stricken capital, who will leave leter to join the party at Vera Cruz will bring the num- ber to more than 89, The British consul has advised American Consul Siliman that many women and children are The Villa-Zapata authorities in Mexico City will send a train to Tizayuca, where it will be met by a train from Vera Crus, in charge of Consul General Shanklin An emergeney supply of American food refugees, The Red Cross toddy tele- graphed Galveston offizials to ship 50,000 pounds of corn and 20,000 pounds of beans on an army transport, which goes for refugees. The State department had no officlal advices today to confirm the reported Obregon victory over Villa forces at Leon. Ambassador Page Sees King George Italy, June 6.—(Via Rome and| has been ordered to Vera Cruz for the | ] lld‘n'n ;1' Fort Plerre, Gl! Mlhama in that city last night of genersl de- | biilty. | KAISER HAS NO REPORT OF SINKING NEBRASKAN | at rSev Cents at Minneapolis on War End Rumors | MINNEAPOLIS, June 7.—July wheat| WASHINGEON, St T ainiesseder | dropped 7 cents hers early today, due to [ JENTE FROLIEA TSRO LI O o oottt e o Canads. FHeavy for |\ " rpedoing of the Americar steamer elgn selling at Winnipeg started the de- | v o <+ | cline, The option opaned at $L33% and | Nebraska, but was conducting an inves- soon dropped to L6 tigation. Ambassador Gerard's message Was an answer to the State department jnauiry DEATH RECORD. whether any report had been. received from German sources. Meanwhile the ,l Gus Fales. department awaits also a full report of PIERRE, 8. D, June 7.—(Special Tele- | the inquiry by American naval afaches, gram.)—Gus Fales, one of the Monnr‘ sent to Liverpool from London. Thompson-Belden &Co. Delightful New Apparel for Hot Weather Wear Dainty Summer Dresses Attractive Wash Suits Genuine Palm Beach Suits In a profusion of distine- tive styles at moderate prices—an irresistible. com- bination. New golfine skirts $6,75. Palm Beach Suits $12.50 to $16.50. Dainty Wash Dresses, $6.75 and $8.50. ! @ | The Store for Shirtwaists Very handsome new blouses of lawn for $2.50 and $3.50. We Have It Genuine Palm Beach Suiting 65¢ a yard. Can be easily laundered any number of times with- out injury to fabric or color. The only kind we have is the genuine Palm Beach suiting— 65¢c a Yard but Al : A very choice : offices There are only a few from which to choose, but if any meet your requirements, you will he more than satisfied. Talk to any of our tenants and you will find the great satisfaction they all feel in having an office in THE BEE BUILDING ‘“The bailding that is always new" We offer: Choice office Suite, north light, very desirable for doctors or dentlsts; waiting room and private office; 530 square feet....845.00 322 Choice office Suite, morth light, very desirable for doctors or dentists; waiting room and 'two private offices; 530 square feet....845.00 601 Nice cool office with vault, near elevator and LONDON, June 7.—The American am- bassador, Walter Hines Page, was re- celved at Buckingham pelace today by| King George. The ambassador prosented to the king a medal cast in New Orleans | on the occasion of the celebration of & | century of peace hetween the United States and Great Britain. The presents- ing turned its active oberations uver to the Anaconda Copper Mining company, 1.~ 4 oo trenchas WA sightiy per- LAWY Fube . e iranoed aad | which 1t controls throush stock owner- = ke our position. The enemy | C2Ptured in the Firth of Tay, near Glas- ship. A |gow, according to persons arriving here > May 27, saying that she was golng to e W postoftice and no one rememvered AMALGAMATED COPPER ! COMPANY IS DISSOLVED | It was not ur! 3 . y “Eastern theater: North of Kurschany o °% " . pt {from the city, had been detected there { y mot: tw the nar- ! 8 sout oty and trapped by mets dropped tw nar {row fairway, through which they would | IMN 10 leave. v for sixty hours it was sald, They remained sub. | i § i an addiitional [{hen came to the surface and surren- | ten machine gw { i made 3,340 prisoners dered, | .m?: gession. | iatq our hands, | No such ineldent has been mentioned | ks Stiga MeAtng | hank of the ri been cleared of all 'in any of the official British announce- H"'.. Grade s & ., | onemies an far from Tolausts | ments. m"‘"‘m WOmeN'S | 1o Sahlesysuki. When the Cameronia left Glasgow ordi- wesslon. | igoutheastern i During the bat- | nary business there virtuay had been ;m“;‘: o |t at Praemyst ers were |suspended and all avallabie men were e ver y i the woman euffrage party; Mrs. :::‘ East of Prsemysl the troops of jemployed in the government ship yards. I f On the outward voyage the Cameronia took more than 180 Canadlan . troops acroas the ocean. Six torpedo boat de- stroyers convoyed it through the war Motoreycle Rider Shot TEr_ough Back VISALIA, Cal, June 7.—A bullet plerced the back of Momroe Brinkley, i f i b iz g : | i | i i H 3 ] f t % H | - : i P ] thecs day ONLY. Your opportunity f Some of the Values e formerly your sold at obod o1ce 30¢, 35¢ and 40¢ ‘Beaton & g : it | ;S | I ] : § g Cretonne Sale every description. A very complete stock. A splen- did line of most exclusive patterns. Special Tues- 416 South 10th Bt. Omahae. PAYMENTS IF YOU WISH tion was not accompanied by any for- mality. Bee Want Ads Produce Resuits. 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