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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
TO KEEP INSANE MEN
IN COUNTY JAIL HERE
LOngcliff Asylum VIII be Crowded
Until Next June or July
Says Report.

1t is probable that Sheriff Edward
Swanson will have the county Jail oc-
cupied largely by insane persons dur
ing the next few months, judging from
letter received by the county clerk
from the superintendent OF the Long
cliff asylum. The head OF that insti-
tuition says that he will be unable TO
accept any male patients from ST. JO-
seph county until next June or July,
as there is a lack of accommodations
for them. He states that a new build
ing is being erected at this time at the
asylum which will be the means OF
vacating several of the ward dining
rooms. These viii be converted into
dormitories for the patients.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
TURKISH ARMY IS
REPORTED ON WAY
TO INVADE GREECE
Objective of SuItan'S Troops
May be Newly Acquired
Greek Territory-Von Bern
Storff Hears No Word.

ROME. Sept. Am unconfirmed
report from Athens says that a Turk
ish army is marching across the 75-
mile wide strip of Bulgarian territory
bordering the Aegean sea to invade
Greece.
If this is true, the objective of the
Turkish is evidently the newly ac-
quired Greek territory between Ka-
vala and Salonika, if not Salonika it
self
1t is believed that Turkey has an
army of at least 100000 men under
arms. German officers who have
been arriving at COnstantinople in
great numbers have been distributed
among the Turkish army to give 1T
the backbone of discipline and TO con-
ceive strategic movements.
The general belief has been that if
Turkey goes to war at the urging of
Germany, hostilities will be COM
menced simultaneously against Rus
sia and Greece and possibly England.
May Send Three Armies.
The belief is expressed that Turkey
may send three flying armies against
her foes; one across Bulgaria into
Greece; another into the Caucasus to
strike Russia and a third into Egypt
against the English.
In the event of war in the near east
Russia would undoubtedly strike at
ConstantinOple, the goal Of Russian
aspirations in that direction for many
years. COnstantinople's defenses then
would likely be conducted by German
army officers.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-Count Won
BernstOrff. the German ambassador
going TO the state department and
the white house today declared that
he had no word of any declaration Of
war by Turkey against Russia nor Of
any protest on the party of his coun-
try against Japan's violating the
neutrality of China.
Has No Word on Subjects.
My government has not cOmmuni-
Gated any word TO ne upon these
matters" he said. II know nothing
Of them. The matter Of purchase Of
ships from German private COM
panies by the United States govern
ment is one with which I have moth
ing 10 do as il is a private transac action.
! shall not discuss it with the presi-
dent because it is not an official mat
ter. ] understand that representa-
ticns have been made through the
British and French embassies on this
subject but l am not making any"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
AUidtor Who Hurled Bombs
On Paris Pays With His Life

PARIS, Sept. "A German aviator
who passed over Paris early today
and dropped FIVE bombs paid with his
life for his daring, according to a
telephone message received at the
war Office from the commander of
Fort Vaujours. He stated that as
the aeroplane passed TO the eastward
after escaping shots fired from Forts
de Noisy and de Main"ille, it was
brought down by gunner firing
from Fort Vaujours.
The machine. he said. exploded d
when il was struck and the aviator.
believed 10 be a German officer. was
killed. The wreckage fell about a
kilOmeter from JaujOurs.
This is the first fatality suffered by
German sviators in their raids above
Paris. The bombs dropped by the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
BY BRIxTON D. ALLAIRE.

ROME, Sept 5. - less than
four months after he had been
elevated TO the cardinalate. Car
dina1 Della Chiesa, archbishop Of
Bologna, Italy, was today elected
to the papacy, succeeding Pore
Plus X, who died on Aug. %.
The election of Cardinal Della
ChieSa, who was made a cardinal
on May D, last, at the last con-
ISlStOry, came as a surprise, as his
name had not been mentioned
among the list of prominent can
didates. His candidature was put
forward as a compromise when
the contest between the support
| erS of Cardinal Mafi and Cardinal
Ferrata threatened to grow into
a deadlock.
Cardinal JaCObuS Della ChieSa.
before being elevated to he
prince of the Roman Catholic
church was a monSignor He was
made archbishop of Bologna in
| December, 1907, succeeding the
late Cardinal Dominica Svampa.
He was born in Genoa ami was
formerly assistant to papal SecTe-
tary of the state Merry Del Val.
Previously the appointment of
papal nunico to the Madrid court
had been offered to him but he
declined. The vatican had gone
so far as TO make out the Official
papers. naming him the papal
Inunico. but he refused to accept
Shem.
VIII BE Pope Benedict XY.
Announcement was made at the vat
lean that the new pope viii take the
name OF Benedict Nv. IL has been
156 years since an occupant OF the
chair Of St. Peter has borne the name
Of Benedict
The election Of Cardinal Della
Chiesa illustrates the freedom or the
church from social distinction. Pope
Plus X was the son OF "a Venetian
postman while Benedict NN. Is
member OF Italian aristocracy.
Pope Benedict XN is the two hum
dred and sixtieth pope. His coronation
according 20 a recent announcement
By the vatican. viii not take place
until peace is declared i'm Europe.
The election OF Cardinal Della
Chiesa took place upon the second
ballot today Despite a falling rain a
= crowd OF 10000 had gathered In 81.
! Peters square to watch for the smoke
which prOclaimE the burning of ball
] lots.
At $50 O'Clock a thin column of
/ smoke ascended through the drizzle.
giving notice that another ballot had
| been taken in vain. This whetted the
| expectancy OF the crowd ana the
throng about the vatican increased In
/ size.
Later when no more smoke arose
/ from the vatican chimney excitement
/ ran high among the populace and the
| word ran from mouth 20 mouth that a
| sovereign pOntif had been elected.
Restows Papal Blessing.
Immediately after his election Car
/ dinal Della Chiesa appeared upon the
/ balcony OF St. Peters and bestowed his
! first papal blessing addressed 20 an
/ the peoples of the Roman Catholic
/ church.
Before this. however. workmen had
! CONTINUED OK PAGE FOUR)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

aviator before he was slain killed
three persons.
He was revealed by a searchlight
from the Eiffsl tower about 2:30 a.
m. The alarm was Immediately
sounded and rifemen stationed on
the tops of high buildings began
blazing away, but they all missed. At
one time the aviator descended to a
point about 1900 feet above the
Place del Opera, but soon rose in the
air.
The people OF Paris are getting
nervous over the continued raids and
men and women appearing on the
streets frequently look up and scan
the sky. There is no marked excite
ment however and the fight that oc-
CURED yesterday between three Ger
man airships and two French ma
chine guns drew few spectators.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
RUSSIANS ROUT 10000 AUSTRIANS AT LEABERG
RIS GATES ARE CL0SID FRENCH CAPITAL IN STATE OF SIEGE
CAPTURE FUGITIVE FROM
STARKE COUNTY PRISON
Special to The News- Times.

Special to The NewS-Iimes.
KNOX, Ind, Sept 3.-James Cham
berlain, one Of the three prisoners who
escaped from the Starke county Jail
Tuesday night. has been captured by
the sheriff and his posse. Chamber
lain was located in the Kankakee
swamps southwest of this city and
was driven from cover by the mem
bers Of the posse. He w&s awaiting
trial for burglary
Frank Buck and John Gall. accused
burglars. who with Chamberlain per-
petrated one OF the boldest Jail deliv-
cries in the history of the country,
have not yet been apprenhended. The
three men dug a hole through the wall
OF the prison after they had filed
through the bars of their cells.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
BY FRANKLIN MERRICK.

PARIS, Sept. 3.-The crisis in the
worlds greatest battle has been reach
ed. The Germans have thrown the
full weight of their legions into the
combat in northeastern France.
The left wing OF the allied Anglo
French army has been pushed back TO
the Disc river, along which furious
fighting is in progress.
The French, and British soldiers,
falling back step by step, have in
ficted enormous losses upon the Ger
mans, but so far have failed TO give a
decisive check 10 the steady advance
Of the invaders.
This was the situation today as re-
vealed in brief DISPATCHES TO the war
office.
Hard fighting is going on around
the forts in Campiegne, less than 90
miles northeast OF Paris, where a
corps of German cavalry engaged the
allies in an effort 10 cut through the
French and English lines.
Protected by Earthworks.
Further east on a line between POnt
and Cuersey another German IS pro-
ceeding against the allies, All along
the line the French and French-Eng-
lish troops are projected by earth
works which is being shelled BY the
artillery frSGght forward by the Ger
man advance guard. At some points
British cavalry tOOS the offensive IN
order 10 cover the retreat OF infantry
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
WANTS TO ADOPT CHILD.

Diantha Bragg filed a petition in the
circuit court Thursday for the adop-
tiOn OF Verne Conrad. an 11-year-
boy. The petition states that the
mother OF the boy died seven years
ago and that the father has deserted
the child. having seen him but once
in seven years. II is stated that the
father is married again and living in
Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
STOPS SWIMMING CLASSES.

Prof. Eduard kOenig for the past
summer swimming instructor at the
I.eeper park swimming pool. has
closed his classes for the remainder
of the summer and viii devote his
1ime Co teaching calisthenics in the
city public schools
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
WILL OF SAMUEL JUDE
is FILED WITH CLERK

The viii Of Samuel Jude, deceased.
was prObated before the county clerk
Thursday and Alice 5. Jude was ap-
pointed executrix Of the estate. a bond
Of $500 being filed. The heirs 10 the
estate are the widow. Alice ). Jude.
two daughters Emma III. Schammer-
horn and Hattie .. Malcolm. and two
sons, Pardon =. Jude and Samuel
Jude, jr. The children receive $500
each and the widow the remainder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
CHOOSES BENEDICT Ky
AS HIS PAPAL TITLE
Choice of Cardinals is Surprise
Since Della ChieSa was Not
AVOWed Candidate for the
Position Succeeding Plus.
THE NEW POPE.

GiacomO Della Chiesa.
His title-BenediCt Ky.
BOrn-1S54
Ordained-IS7S.
Made cardinal=May %. 1914
Elected pOpe-Sept. 3. 1914
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

nent Spanish and that Spain will help asked
King Alfonso would personally lead his army"
had expected confer with Premier Vvan but
found he had left for Bordeaux The Spanish eman will proceed
thiher.
WASHINGTON Sept 3-Pres. Wilson will deliver message
Ito Joint session of congress at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow ask
for His message will be brief and will
not go into the ways and of raising the money.
He held conference with Rep Underwood today and it was
agreed that embodyng the presidents ideas will be intro
duced in the house next Monday
WASHINGTON Sept 3-The state department today ruled
White Star liner Adrat which arrived in New York last Sat
urday with four 6nch mounted her decks sail without
violating the neutrality regulations of the United States
Asst Sec of the Treas Peters wired Collector of the Port Malone
permission to the liner to clear following receipt of the
state departments decision Her status as merchant ship was fixed
by the joint neutrality board.
PEKN Sept 3The Chinese foreign office today made formal
protest the Japanese and British legations against the violation of
Chinas neutrality involved in the landing of Japanese force of
Lung miles from Using Tau or about 70
the border of the German leasenod of Kiao Chau
PARIS, Sept. 3Paris is in state of siege. All but two gates
The military zone in the suburbs and in the neghborhood of the
capital was evacuated
SAN FRANCISCO Sept 3.-Japanese Consul Nuniano made
the statement today that japanese fleet of "A warshps headed
Gt 9an Is Fanc4 c oT. oT the & OF yug The flee meet con-
torpedo boats The boats believed to be less than four days
out from this coast.
WASHINGTON, Sept 3.-A Bey, Turkish ambas-
Turkey declared Russia The ambassador said
he expected the United States would be asked take charge
place
ROME Sept 3-A depuaon of IS members representing all
the political parties peOned the government today to join with
the United States protest against Germany repeated violations
of international laws"
STOCKHOLM Sept 3-The Swedish government today
ated its neutrality in an official statement denying that it
would join in the
LONDON, Sept. 3-"The Germans the forfcatons
says dispatch from Courtney France.
BORDEAUX Sept. 3.-Pres. Poncaire and his
cabinet arrived here today from Paris The government offices will
be maintained in the Hotel De Vile and the PaaS
There demonstration the arrival of the president Only
the city officials had been notified advance this
necessary have accommodations provided for the govern
men.
hereto
mid
open
Calais
cudes with exhoaon
LONDON Sept $Ieu Won Trptz
he
fight the
taken under
AUidtor Who Hurled Bombs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
CARS men LAY SIEGE
TO GALICIAN CAPITAL
Enemy is Penned Up in Inner
Citadel and Faces Death or
Surrender Before Great
Siege Cannon.
BULLETIN.

PETROGRAD, Sept. 3.-The
surrender of Lemberg, capital of
Austrian Galicia, is announced by
Minister of War Sukhomlinoff.
The general staff announced
today that troops called from the
northern frontier of France had
reinforced the Germans in East
Prussia, issuing the following
statement:
"The Russians continue to
progress in the northern regions
of eastern Prussia. In the south
the Germans have been rein
forced by troops from the French
frontier. They have 10 power
ful siege guns. The Russians
have also been reinforced.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The fol-
lowing official dispatch from
Petrograd confirming the Russian
victory over the AustrianS, was
given out at the Russian embassy
today:
"After seven days fighting the
AuStrians were completely beaten
before Lemberg. The AustrianS
abandoned several thousand dead
and left in our hands an enormous
number of prisoners, $50 cannon,
considerable quantity of ammu-
milton, many flags and transports.
"The Russian right wing was
equally victorious near Tomas.
zow. where the 18th Austrian oi-
vision was shattered. The gen.
eral in command of the AuStrianS
was killed. We took 1000 pTiS-
nners. of whom 100 were officers,
The flag of the division and 20
cannon.
BY FRANCIS IAVyLLE MURRAY.
PETROGRAD est Petersburg),
Sept. S.-Complete rout OF the Aus
trian army OF $50. 600 east Of Lem
berg and defeat OF the German gar
flSOn o. k0enlgSOerB Wuen ll at
tempted a sortie were announced by
the Russian general STAFF today.
IL is stated thar the Austrian army,
consisting Of three fun companies
md parts of two others. lost $4,000
In killed wounded ard prisoners and
$50 guns Part of the retreating
Austrians fled into Lemberg but the
nuter fortihcatiOns of that city have
been captured and the surrender Of
the troops bottled mp in the inner
works is expected within a few hours
The Austrian army that opposed
our march through Galicia east Of
I.emberg has been crushed" says the
Official statement
After a battle OF three days the
Austrians were routed. at least 10000
were wounded and at least 10000
killed. we also took $50 guns with
which our passage OF the Zlota-Lipa
river was opposed
AustrianS Retreat
after our magnificent victory the
enemy retreated with our troops in
hot pursuit Part OF the fleeing army
took refuge in Lemberg. but we cap
tured the outer forts there and the
Austrians are shut up in the inner
forts. To escape death under our
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

LONDON Sept $IAu Won Tirp of the admiral
who
edd barracks Edinburgh early
a
fight the quled
10 hcaste
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

BOULOGNE. 3The military
mid-da
of the
Of
the success of her armies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
THE WEATHER

Indiana - Fair tonight
and Friday.
Lower Michigan -- Fair
tonight and Friday; cooler
in central portion tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03
LATEST WAR BULLETINS

PARIS Sept 3-Spain will send its army help France it is
the famous Spanish radical leader
his arrival here from Madrid today 81 have consulted
inent Spanish and that Spain will help asked
King Alfonso would personally lead his army
SenOr had expected with Premier Vvian but
had left for Bordeaux The Spanish ateman will proceed
thther.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 3-Japanese Consul Nunano made
the statement today that Japanese fleet of IA warSpS is headed
for San Francisco for the purpose of revcalng The fleet
S of three first class batep three armored cruisers and
this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept 3-A RuStem Bey, the Turkish ambas
Sador today denied that he had any information leading him
believe Turkey had declared Russia The ambassador a
he expected the United States would be asked charge
the Turkish embassy in ST. Petersburg hoseS should tax
place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

WASHINGTON Sept 3-Pres. Wilson will deliver a messag
Joint of congress at 80 O'Clock tomorrow and
SOO His message will be brief and Wi
not go into the ways and of raising the money.
He held conference with Rep Underwood today and it Wa
agreed that embodyng the presidents ideas will be intro
duced in the house next Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

PARIS Sept 3Pas is in state of siege All but two gate
closed today.
The military in the suburbs and the neghborhood of h
capital was evacuated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

Immediately after his election Car
dinal Della Chiesa appeared upon the
balcony OF ST. Peters and bestowed his
first papal blessing addressed % an
the peoples of the Roman Catholic
church.
Before this. however. workmen had
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

after our magnificent victory the
enemy retreated with our troops in
hot pursuit Part OF the fleeing army
took refuge in Lemberg. but we cap
tured the outer forts there and the
Austrians are shut up in the inner
forts To escape death under our
CONTINUED OK PAGE FOURl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-03

WASHINGTON Sept 3The state department today ruled tha
the White Star liner Adac which arrived in New York last Sat
urday with four 6nCh guns mounted her decks may sail without
violating the neutrality regulations of the United States
Asst Secy of the Treas Peters wired Collector of the Port Malone
grant permission the liner clear following receipt of th
departments decision Her status merchant ship fixed
by the joint neutrality board.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-06-25
REBEL LEADERS REC0NCILED
BREACH is HEALED BETWEEN
VILLA AND CARRANZA-D
FERENCES ADJUSTED.
Campaign Against Huerta Will Be
Continued With Villa as Chief
of Army

Saltillo, MeXico.-General Villas
resignation as commander Of the Con-
stitutionalist army of the central dl-
vision has not been accepted and the
threatened breach between General
Villa and General Carranza has been
averted, according to statement from
General Carranzas headquarters.
1t was reiterated that representa-
tons of the strained relations between
Generals Villa and CarranZa had been
greatly exaggerated, and that Villa
would go Immediately to Zacatecas to
direct the assault on that town.
1t was announced that five thousand
men had left Torreon for Zacatecas
and that 5000 more would leave later.
Ell Paso, Texas.-Gen. Venustiano
Carranza and Gen. Francisco Villa fail
ed to deny that their relations had
| reached the breaking point. Neither
did agents of the Constituencies
leader or of his field commander at
tempt to give reasons for the ousting
by Villa supporters of all Carranza
appOintees in the offices at Juarez.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-06-25
Vent Wrath on suffraoettes.

London.-An artificial lake gave
big crowd an opportunity to vent their
wrath on suffragist interruptors of
David Lloyd George, Chanvellor of the
EXchequer, who spoke at Denmark
Hill, in the South of London, but chiv-
alrous determinations was employed
as between the men and women dis
turbers, the women being chased off
the grounds and the men ducked
The man who Jared worst was
clergyman, said to be a member OF
Sylvia Pankhurst's East End army.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-06-25
WILSON AFTER The TRUSTS
PRESIDENT DECLARES BIG BUSl-
NESS SEEKS TO BLOCK PAS
SAGE OF ANTITRUST BILLS
Wants Entire Program Carried Out
BY Congress Before 1t
Adjourns. :.

Washington. = President Wilson
came out with a fiat declaration that,
despite what he characterized as a de-
liberate campaign by certain interests
to secure adjournment Of congress and
postponement of the administration S
trust legislation program, he would
use every influence at his command to
get the pending bills through the SEN
ate at this session
Psychological Depression"
Choosing his words carefully, the
president disclosed his belief that or
ganized distribution of circular let
tiers and kilograms among business
men, members of congress and other
public officials, calling for an adjourn
ment of congress, a halt in the trust
bills, an increase in freight rates for
the railroads and rest for bust
ness" was responsible for what he re-
Gently described as a psychological
depression"