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Show DKSEHET "EVENING MONDAY DKCEMDEU 15 1010 Rupture Kills 7,000 Annually W! I- - NEWS m ( g buiisl lluUi sNt ! Ui yf cti H if &t tt .eU f t' U4 ' at t4 twrM farted lbNratalltts erf tic iiuin t(II ee 4f IK cffurtutti and i ( tio ir. thief Executive Decline to Act Further For Peace And Puts Blame on Re publicans. the ' Arc tacAitbg ever boat, the fatae roe 4 ! tKc ) et appi raitla4tug m.c to a bcaa ttatui Itaa loi4'e It Hat ais h la ki a )vuut t ma t f tjf At it' !.(' .. at iaafclft a rt aial to ta cape tc4aiu I a da ) tat a A tt t aappil ictarAa I'lcooi iirra'tUwM ihw twttsiif tPc atfnll I l. Il Miua'. ItlMKlH a( that Ult) eey t ithnir si Hot artaiui lit ftind a tad 4 t rr true cuffaecr Ih tfr loo i) ii I a to M hi teat Hate it4 of their Pftht Ivmi 1 ha th aai. )'l,t Niter) O rtu Nalhrvt la Httat m lantif sunaaefu ad Ugiat a if trotmi,t far fuptura tie tauri baa otor hhiiii The Pt.A AO tA! ahea adhere ! r to ih tantioi t ait j Ut ahift out of pate K, fl 'h,, 1 l. u. ) in kfflr . ire, ienet e .4 ehtel yeu aoia end eki'.i ati .trap, b.tllrr .1 .irlta ( attacked ,eern hn te rlcee If. h.rntal 7ti l( 0 ujunnbl ft) .i tb tnidupff Httnt that he had ' na compromlee or ronraaalun of any kind In mind.' the ould make no more treaty a dlepoe tluii and rould continue rwHre hold Ih. Itrp jbllr.n member. name CAN'T come (loan Mil your a tat hi l'LAI'Af i'i the an ate reanonaible for result add i.tlay to t r Wo ant KlCV) tr'al l".t I lxui. condltlona attendllif dr. ay ae.eaaa ry. Ailie.ti u,. i.l.reatiu. The president a j.oeiilun. regarded ; mnL n slew of thaj a a peculiarly aig'.lfl at recent d.eeuae'rn In the ornate of art forth in the fol com prom te. loving etaleurrnl laaueU today fruan the While Mouse . Irainrd from the htgheat It authority at the eaecutl.e offleee today that lh hope of the Itepuhllcan Ixatlerr of the eenete that the preel-den- t would presently ntake some move wnn tthlch will relieve the situation with-out regard to the treaty la enilrrly foundation, ha has no compromise or conreearon of any kind In mind, but Intend so far aa he la concerned that wining to discuss a compromise at any the Republlian leaders of the eenete Urns' ahall continue to bear the undivided leader of both major factions of responsibility for the fate of the treaty eenete ere hopeful lhal from the and the present condition of the world (he London conferences of the British and In conaequenre of that fate may come some rehlt House statement appar- french premiers Tha Ihe sponsible action towards acceptance of ently hed no effect In changing Democrat laadera. senate reservation, which might lead treaty situation. to the treaty's ratification Indorsing the president a vies aa. sonThoro appeared lessened hope to that It did not preclude however, that a solution might ata compromise end that compromise night, be reached with the Knos resolution es Republican would proreed efforts a basts The agreement of benator laadera reiterated that the president I'nderwood. Ltemocrat. Alabama, to was responsible for Ihe present atatua the Knoi resolution to esand muat make the llret mova towards support peace and defer action on Ihe a solution Rcnatora hoping to kill tha tablish had league given rise to hope In sevtreaty alone expreraed satisfaction eral quartera lhal It might form tha To Iteoime Debate, basts for final action, possibly this Tbs view was expressed toOn one point only, apparently, were week. nameIn harmony; night. however, that opposition of Senall senate factions on the treaty action ator Borah and probably others of the ly, that decisive next probably' would be deferred until re- Irreconcllablea" to a compromise ratification. taksn together with Oie month after the proposed holiday Jan. president's "no compromise statement cess of Congreaa. planned to and centers-abo- ut Kad reduced materially any prospect I Renata debate, probably la for sueh ratification the White House alatement, tomorrow Effect of the president's statement expected to be reopened com on Democrat the Democrat! leadership contest with fresh vigor. The be Is to between pressed, Benator Hitchcock and Unpromise campaign Hitchcock of Ne- derwood also was a to Benator of much tin senatorial speculation subject but leader, administration tonight. Some braska, tha took the development rlaw the that soma While unexpected llouee leaa detrimental to Mr Underwood In week ensues, the leaders until next was Its "no compromise" attitude ae finale cannot be reached to his announced for m carttaJ ratification, while support others said Senator Hitchcock, commenting tatemenv House it might ha considered Inimical to Mr on the White declared that the I)nLo"1J0tM aHitchcock, who has been advocating to compromise since the vote last continue efforts month. reservations and act nrat. not the president must the whole Ur "Tha president eaya IffAtX dilemma Mh h' tard m arv. .u ome Styles Low V com-promi- se thet. that ly !J;?f7tlon consent W of the treaty ntMnB plan offered not Republican. W terday p"ac, terms an. for declalon the league question by0th.lLodre of Massachusetts and Wt yee-wou- ld or-a- sSmsSHw &tKnattor Borah of Idaho, Republicanrelatione 00manVhpromlnen SrJT treatys lmplacWe Ti tnferes oea Jar flnan. 1 wers enrsged In propa-compromise Mnate a WASHINGTON, Dec. 14. Powerftil financial Interests ere endeavoring for eelflah In tar eats to "put across" the German peace treaty through a senate compromise, Benator Borah. .Republican, Idaho, charged in a statement issued here. Urging that Cortgres Investigate alleged effort of J. P. Morgan A Co. and other financial concern to bring about tha treaty's ratification. Senator Borah also asserted that tha Interests, through the moat gigantic propaganda," propose. If poealble, to prevent the American people from considering the treaty and the league of nations In the presidential election next November. The financial Interests, Senator h further charged, are at work on a cheme which he outlined aa having the following objects. "The first, through some compromise or trade secure changes In the reservations so as to get enough votes to put It through regardless of whether American Interests are protected or not. "Second, having put it through in this way, the same forces hope, through their great Influence with the leaders of both political parties and thalr control ever campaign subscrip-ou- t of tha tlona, to keep It entirely 0 that the people of 1921) campaign - . isrSSir. S2nsr-- ' l,ydOie people during the ensuing M?StLriSKS?-- f majority condlUoitw-geeeRln- pres- - Is reapcm.sible from 4r uph,v "n question." "In the language of one of the leaders." Senator Borah'a statement as serted, "the thing to do is to fix up Ur the compromise, agree upon the deal which will get the votes, then bring - the treaty into the sepate with the b- rule establishing cloture, cut off and push It through. Then, If they can further keep it out of the platform and out of the campaign by reason of their 'prominence In the party, they have accomplished their entire purpose. Men have been in 'Washington during the week working on this plan, and they feel rather hopeful of the outlook. The people of thla country who wish to retain our political independence and to keep ourselves free from (he turmoils and conflict of the old world should not lose sight of the fact that there has always been back of this scheme most vicious Influence. I know that many good people have sincerely advocated It, but there Is an influence back of it which has been the source of the most gigantic propaganda that this country has ever known that la acting from different motives. They are perfectly willing to surrender the policies of this country the policies which made us wha we ere If they can make sure their present investments and thetr proposed exploitations in Europe. 4 Borne of these institutions, one In Get instant relief with particular, made millions out of this Cold Compound war, h large part of which la repre Papes sented by European securities. They also have plans for future exploits Quit blowing tions of Europe. Naturally, therefDon't ay stuffed-up- ! Cold ore!, they are Interested in having and anufrilng! A dose of'Bape setwo hours un- the United State underwrite these exCompound taken every of these back stand and curities taken usually are doses til thre and to have our boy pobreaks up a cold and end. all gripp ploitations, lice unstable the governments whose m J. I. Morgan & Th?' very first dose opera your eeourltlea they hold, have placed vast for Instance, nostrils and the air run- Co., cloggsd-u- p sums of Russian bonds in this country. of your head; stops nose Other securities occupy a similar posining; relieves the headache, dullness,- tion. The member of this firm have feverishness, sneexing, soreness, stirr- exerted a very powerful influence from 1"Tare' Cold Compound' Is Chs the very beginning to have title league costs quickest, surest relief known and acts adopted. "I ant-I- n favor, when Congreee rewnly a few cents at drug storea It Con- turn after the holiday, of starting a without assistance.- - Tastes nice. thorough Investigation and laying bar tains no quinine. Insist on Papa's! the "ire profits of these concerns Adv. ra., of ssvz?si--- do-ba- te if A A deposit puts the VIOTROLA of your choice away for Christmas delivery or any time you say. t(TnrTT1h? FiRSTiORTAL 13 lo 19 13 to 19.. ITYIIWJD E. 1st. So., E. 1st. So., I 0 Salt Lake Salt Lake QOYA get InVettigation arre with him, eald Mr. Hltehcocit. no "Tha preaidant say. hatoha. or conceaalone W are rwadyt la for COn at any Unit ngntit ftmie to seek a compromise between oand th- oft heU Lod,o reeervatlone November. fered last Hitchcock la Firm. Mi At "Coasolidated l"t I V A DGLLA A WEEK ht ht' tsr U In the hand. ofth..n. t V 5ft rjX which are now spending vast sums of. shot and wounded from ambush fouTten Duyvll bridge by the fire fighter money to put this thing across. Find constable. after a hard battle. out what securities they have placed n The constables had arrewted two when the fire broke out about and where they are now. It will be to the them Felners and taken nveatlon, there we a ekeleton crew of recalled that long before the United special criminal court at Letterkenncy, ai,out 00 men aboard the ship. Wlre-wheStates or the people of this country were remanded, and were jeM can, for help were sent to the clt were permitted to have a copy of this on theirthey were way to headquarters at tying- - .1, department and fire tug A Co. had loe when a score of concealed men riiehed to the scene, but the efforts of treaty the firm of Morgan It and wer studying it, as on of the opensd firs on them with pistols. Ber- lhe firemen, supplemented by thsfirm said, for the purpose of finding ant Farrell, one of the principal were helplesa against the rapout what effect It would have upon witnesses against ths Binn' Felners, creWi flames. their financial schemes. At the pres- was wounded In the leg and Constable IdlyThsspreading Print Eitel Frlsdrlch was A ent time vast sums of money are be- Cunan In the head Ad body. Inspector Ham liner In prewar ing expended in propaganda Every Wallace and another constable also davg ghs started her career aa a kind of lobbjing known to Washing- were wounded, Cunan's condition Is commerce raider In Bouth American ton Is being exerted and utilized to grave. testers In November, 1914, and sank a accomplish, as I say. two things; First, large number of Allied vessels, erbwn to put the treaty through as tha rekind of kind of sult any barter, any R COMMERCE oM he American ship WH amFrye! of trade that Is necessary and. sec'after which, closely pursued by British to influence exert every possible ond, and French warships, she sough! keep It away from the people In In Newport News In 1918 . 1920." RAIDER IS BURNED refuge The sinking of the William P, Fry aroused keen Indignation throughout America and was the subject of strong FOUR CONSTABLES to Germany and ' one 14. Dec. The United representations NEW YORK, of the counts in the final Indictment ARE AMBUSHED States shipping board steamer De which brought the United States Into the German commerce the war. The cruiser was renamed the Kalb, formerly and commissioned In the LONDONDERRY, Ireland, Dec. 14. raider Prlns Eitel Friederlch, was naval service In January, (By the Associated Press) Search- burned to the water' edge at her an- American " - 191. for out were mornin today looking this river the North parties chorage ing Bhe was turned over to the United men who last night, near Dungloe, lng. What remained of the former states shipping board pending her cruiser was beached on the manent allocation by the allied counshores of the Hudson near the Bpuy- - clL. mid-Sin- re burg-Americ- De-Kal- b per-Germ- When You Know v you have -- ed MIAMI, Fla., Deo. 14. Yh yacht. Grey Duck, on which David W. Griffith, motion picture promoter, and a party of II left her Wednesday, arrived late today at Nassau, Bahama Islands, with all on board a&fe, said a radio message received at midnight Miami Herald from Kama The )acbt. which was four days overdue on her arrival at Nassau, encountered heavy eeae and member of for the, party hed been without food Two thro days, tho message aald.- durpaasengers wor swept overboard ing tho voyage, but were reeoued. The message eald the Grey Duok In cApslscd fcnd tho pilot woo Jured and others on board were forced to take turn at the wheel while the little craft wallowed In the seas. . - al-m- - CASTOR . gnatun ct A 1914. ATlia attack along western front Oerman making Hu's forheadway la naw attack concentrating th Via, and Lowlcs "Polandoetween ordered S. U. 4,009 troops river-to Waco to curb Mexicans of Oenaral 311. relnforaed Infantry regiment and vtth three of field artUtery. battalion General Haig replacee. Field Marshal Sir John French aa Commander In Chief of the Britten forces In France and Belgium Kaiser reviews his troops on Vllna , and 'MdbsWwIA t . front; personally decorates many aoldtereAUlee grant Captain Bored and von Papen safe conduct to Oermany at request of U. 8. government, 1SU. Benefit diinity attached cj to tte gift ofa book WHAT HAPPENED DEC. (Copyright. 1919, New ,ra Features) , Relieve Cohere isapeculihr 'C Cotn-flia- e ) VSSL to indigestion, produced by food poisons that irritate every part of the body heart included. pae-aag- es i a, stomach. Palpitation and other signs of heart ' trouble usually mean Break A I watch your -- (r, I NEW MENACE APPEARS ON OLD For Infant and Children BATTLE FIELD In Uf For Ovr 30 Years bean LAON. France, Dec. 1. (By The Always the Resident of th Associated Press.) devastated districts of Franco are till fleeing from tho bursts of shell and heart, it is time PARTI IS SAFE shrapnel. Th now menace la caused ; by th email grass and swamp Area . which frequently set off th sheila that " have been piled up to be hauled aaay and exploCed la some safe place. ' MaJ. H. C.' Green of Boston, Mata, 1 hed a thrilling rid and narrowly a hall of shrapnel on his way from Be Quentin to Leon, as a result r of on of thes Urea. A French worn- an working In a field near Boucon villa was gassed and considerable damage ' ha. been dong.In the east, desolate field thousands of unexploded shells have been picked up by German prisoner and. though there are details hauling them away and exploding them In remote valleys n, every day. there are still long ranks of tham everywhere, Bparks from locomotives and from 1 email fires where battlefield rubbish is '. ' being burned occasionally set firaccl-to) t patches of dry weeds and th Road J a dental burets are numerous. passing places where shellsU are being from the set off are guarded, but It accidental blasts that th danger ; ; " comes. French break through Oerman lines In big thrust near Verdun; oa a six mile reuetrate two miles two vlllsxcs end 1,900 prisoners; General Neville dl- - recte French suceeee - Russian Cslr and Duma reject "a premature In peace;" will not meko peaoo but Allies agreement with her alliesTarnow-sto grantvonsafe conductnew Count Austrian amTarnow bassador to th U. B. kl , j; Tnter-Allle- d with ion. Eeonomio Council, participating, organise Armistice between Rue. and Central Powers tlen Bolshevist Austrian signed at Brest-LltevCoL capture Caprllle and take 9.000 prisoners between Brenta and Ptava V. 8. In London- - -- that is inno way offs & ted bp itspriceZ ek river. 1I1A Radicals resign from German cabinet; Berlin strike grows President Wilson conifer with Premier lay wreath t LePayeite's Tomb American trobps reach final at the rim objectives; advance units of 99 kilometer circle about Coblen. "1910 Americans are buying Red Cross Christmas seals. 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