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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14
rZAR THANKS JEWs FOR
IONAITN TO III SSH.

LONDON. oct. 14.-CZar NlcholaS
of Russia personally thanked a depu-
tation of Jews for their attitude IN the
car during recent visit the emperor
,nade TO Wilma. This is made known
I'm = narrative written by Prof. Ber-
rard Pares. head of the deparJment
rf Russian literature, language anu
history. who is accompanying me Rus
sian armies. -.
THE narrative was made public Dy
The government press bureau. Iell-hs
uf the arrival OF the invited jour Aai-
lists. Prof Pares says:
I'VE we're invited To lunch and dln-
per with the general staff ON thelr
restaurant car 4 notice posted IN
mis- forbids hand shaking under q
inc Of three pence. which IS gwen 20
me fund for the wounded. among
the party there was no alcohol' IN 4c 4c-
rordance with the temperance edic'
of the grand duke and CHIEF oil the
general stair.
The treatment accorded correspond
rDts i'm Russia is apparently much
inherent from that they receive III
Hospital i We'll Equipped.
The professor praises the equip
ment Of the Russian hospitals III the
next portion OF his narrative.
..-rodaz. the 10Th" ne said, 81 visited
.e,-eraI wounded from the Austrian
front. mostly serious cases. Both nos
,itaIs I visited had strong stans Ihe
'econd. designed only for serious cases
was admirably equipped with drugs
Roentgen apparatus and operating
rooms C,,l
..The sister of the emperor, Grand
Duchess OLGA AleNandrovna, who Tor
lvo years went through full prepara-
lion. is working as a sister OF mercy
under all the ordinary discipline anu
conditions of travel and Work.
The writer then described the Visit
If the car 10 wilma, saying;
Distributes Many Medals.
The empeTor's visit TO wilma was
great success. He rode through the
Town unguarded The streets were
crowded and his reception was most
cordial. The emperor visited all the
rhief hospitals and spoke TO many
wounded. He distributed medals IN
such numbers that the supply ran
short
Gle received a Jewish deputauon
and smoke with thanks of the sympa-
thetic attitude OF the Jews IN this hour
So solemn for Russia
"The general feeling the narra-
live concludes. "may ne described as
Ike a new page I'm history Amons
Inc Polish. both educated and uned-
heated. enthusiasm Is general
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14
GERMANS HEAR OF FALL
OF ANTW ERP WITH IC

BERLIN, oct 14.-By Wireless Via
Sayville. y. y. oct. 15.-The news or
Antwerp's fall news of joy 90 an
Germans, was received yesterday eve
ming.
1t is said that King Albert intend
ed 60 surrender Antwerp 10 avoid
useless blo0dshed. but was prevented
by the British leading the defense.
Before the garrison left, the British.
IL is stated, destroyed g. German
merchant steamers and % German
schOoners living IN the Antwerp har-
Dor. This Is characterized here as an
act OF Wauton destruction. not being
"a military measure OF defense
The news of the fan Of Antwerp is
said 10 have been telephoned 10 the
empress by the kaiser in person.
CThis would lend 20 refute reports
tlat the kaiser is on the Russian
frOnuer.)
Bomb Docs Little Damage
It Is stated that the bomb thrown
hy an English aviator on the airship
shed al Dusseldorf did little damage
It made a hole In the roof but the air
ship beneath contained no gas and
can therefore easily be repaired.
German papers consider the fall OF
Antwerp "a British defeat, as the Eng
lish spurred the reluctant Belgians 90
bOmbardment flags We're hoisted on
buildings Of artistic and historic value
in order that shells might not strike
them This was done AT German i'm
stigation
Charge Atrocities 60 Russians
The following was given by an ON
cial Of the German news bureau to-
day:
"The reporter of the Couralt af
Rotterdam who visited East Prussia
states that IL has been established
by the hearing of witnesses that the
1.ussians committed most Infamous
crimes. They burned without cause
three-quarters OF the houses IN MANY
towns. The Russians have sustained
terrible losses in the last frontier
fghts
The BasIe Nachrichten states that
the Paris Natin IS showing a picture
OF the cathedral of Rheims with buf
slight damage evident at the same
time admitting that the dama-e b.
insignificant IT. adduces therefore thar
the official French statement relative
o. the destruction OF the cathedral is
prov 90 q lie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14

Practically all my life 1 have lived
in South Bend and have never broken
the silence until now"
These were the opening words of q
"sledge hammer" speech delivered by
Joseph j. oliver when he got TO his
feet at the noon day luncheon We'd
neSday To declare that he is to be one
OF the boosters" for the South Bend
Chamber of Commerce and that he
viii take an active part in future ac-
tivities.
south Bend has been at a standstill
for years Many things have gone to-
gether that have pulled the city down.
The city has met with a certain
growth, but nothing really big has
happened until now" he continued.
I'VE must congratulate the city on
having secured for its leaders such
men as II. G.. Spaulding and Lucius
l.. Wilson, for to them will be due the
real making of South Bend. The work
being started by them will mean the
making of the city"
Traces History OF City.
Briefly he traced the commercial
history of the last 90 years, pointing
out stages OF laxity and progressive
ness. Selfish and Jealous individual
matters, he said, have blocked the de-
velopment OF the city in hundreds of
cases. He cited cases where the
larger industries have at different
times been on the point of leaving,
but for the efforts of some OF the less
selfish men of the community. He
pointed TO one specific case, where he
said the city had lost an opportunity
TO increase it's population to 100000
by the action of few unthinking
men.
Il can hardly see how South Bend
has even developed as il has with the
continued enmity existing between in
dividuals." continued he. Nothing
can be accomplished without an or
sanitation OF this kind which stands
for real development.
Must BE Fair To Manufacturers.
The feeling often exists that the
factories should really carry the bur
den Of expenses for city development.
The manufacturer will not stay in
South Bend If YOU persecute him.
More manufacturers will not come
here il YOU persecute them. YOU
cannot expect them 10 pay the high
est taxes on their buildings Their
assessments must be on the same basis
as other property"
divers speech was followed by an
enthusiastic applause. Rabbi Cron-
| bach who presided asserted that
slowly the clique spirit Is dying and
that gradually the community is be-
ing born.
Must Increase Wants.
Lucius +. Wilson declared that the
business OF the Chamber OF Commerce
is 10 develop constructive not de-
structive men. He cited more cities
than the long number given last week
Of cases where cities are made by men,
not natural resources
The wants OF people must be in
| creased II we increase new business. %
ne safd The wants of people have
! increased 10 times over in the last
decade and that has meant that large
an increase OF business. LuNuries OF
today are necessities OF tomorrow"
| Among the live wires in the cam
| paign is Edgar T. Bonds OF the Bel
/ Telephone CO.. who yesterday came
| 10 the Commerce Chamber rooms
| rooms with a dozen large placards
with a status OF the campaign results
printed on them. The cards were
posted in conspicuous places over the
4 city. showing the results for the day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14
THE WAR TODAY

BERLIN Oct 14An official statement issued early today
that the niCng terrific losses the Russians
Poland there successful all points
that there been decisive result the teaer
The Russians opposing advance" says statement
suffering terrific losses They being forced back at all points
by successful advance.
"NO decisive result has been reached in the theater
LONDON Oct t4-A agency dispatch from Lisbon this
morning,
Tuesdays cabinet meeting decided to call congress into
Friday complete mobilization German residents VIII
accompany the German minister to Madrid.
Under the treaty between the countries Portugal
obligated TO furnish troops whenever England calls for them
PARIS Oct i4- is officially announced that Anglo-Fench
troops occupied YpTeS town Belgium p miles northwest
of Lille, and 33 miles south of OStend.
WASHINGTON oct. i4.-Ambassador Gerard Berlin today
third time instructed by the state department to request
government allow American food supplies to Bel
GUM reply been received to the other request which this
government has made.
PARIS Oct IA Petrogad dispatch to the Matn says that
according Russian estimates the German losses in the
eastern theaters of 100000.
WASHINGTON OCT l4-AdmsOn that the Germans are ap-
preaching Warsaw made cablegram received today 10y t
Russian embassy The dispatch reads:
begun the line extending from the country around
Warsaw along Rivers Vua and San to PrzemyS and further
south the River Dneser In East Prussia the situation
remains unchanged
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14
BABY DRINKS BROM0FORM;
NARROWLY MISSES DEATH
Son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph SinLo Takes Overdose of
Medicine Left for Cough.

Tohu. four-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph SinkO. 1928 ". COlfaX av.,
drank half an ounce OF hromotorm
Wednesday morning al o'clock and
mas rendered unconscious, remaining
so until late in the afternoon. The
drug had been left 10y a neighbOr TO
be- given in doses Of one or two drops
Tor who0ping cough with which the
title fellow was afflicted Immediate
y upon drinking it. the boy lost
Consciousness and it was not until
learly noon that he showed any signs
~ life DR. oscar Won Barandy was
ealled and worked for more than four
hours administering antidotes using
8rtihcial respiration. At noon the
,hild was breathing normally but had
1Ut vet recovered consciousness Dr.
5arandy gave hopes OF recovery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14

from Col. Hatfield at Naco stated that
q few Nexicans crossed the border by
mistake but there was no attempt 10
invade the United States as reported.
The Mexicans were Immediately turn
ed back Bullets are dropping con-
tinually in Naco, Ariz., Col. Hatfield
added. and three persons in the town
have been wounded. A Mexican wO-
man and her baby sustained flesh
wounds in the leg and arm, and Lee
Hale an American. was shot in the
hand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14
Mayor Keller Recommends Friday be
Observed as Y. M. 6. A. Doy

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14
GET AMMUNITION ORDER
Extra Men TO be Put on TO Fill Big
Cartridge Order

ALTON. Ill, oct. 14.-Hundreds of
extra men viii be put to work at once
by a local cartridge company TO fill
an order for ammunition received to-
day from a New York banking firm.
The shells are to be delivered in New
York as soon as possible. The shells
ordered correspond TO 45 calibre bull
lets and viii carry lead. not steel, bull
lets. There is no clew 10 their pur-
pose. except such as experts may
CLEAN from this.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14

During the campaign which will prob
ably last the rest OF this week and
may extend into next, these cards will
be placed daily giving the total num-
Der of mem berships up TO date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14
RUSSIAN LOSS Is HEAVY
Admiralty Announces % Officers and
$50 Men Went Down With Cruiser.

PETROGRAD, Russia, oct. IA
The Russian admiralty announced to-
day that % officers and 450 men We're
lost when the cruiser Pellada was
blown up by German submarines IN
the Baltic. Two Of the German sub
marines were subsequently sunk 1t IS
stated.
The submarines attacked the Rus
sian squadron two days in succession
and it was not until near night of the
second day that they succeeded in ap-
preaching near enough TO launch their
torpedoes. Two struck the Pallada
and she sank within 1 minutes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14

NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE stand
ard oil Co. of New Jersey today an
nounccd reduction 10 points IN
the price OF refined oil for export
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14

LONDON. oct. 14.-Ostend has
been captured 10y the Germans. ac-
cording 10 reports received here early
today. These reports are unconhrm-
ed from any official source, but the
censor permitted their transmission
Similar action was taken with refer
enCe on reports regarding the fall OF
Antwerp before it was officially an
nOunced that that city had been
taken.
The German forces met with sharp
opposition as they marched ON the
Belgian seaport but il is said they
were allowed to enter the city with
out firing a shot after they once
reached its outskirts. IL is reported
that the Belgian army and British
marines who retreated TO Ostend from
Antwerp made their escape from the
Germans and proceeded southWard
along the coast To join the left wins
Of the allies in France.
Steamers Convey Refugees.
For two days every available steam
er has been used TO convey refugees
from Ostend 10 England. The Bel
gian government has left there for
France when il became apparent that
the Germans were aiming at the port
The British consul also departed
turning his duties over 10 the Ameri-
can consul
Press dispatches state that num-
ber OF British transports were in the
harbor of Ostend taking on troops
and refugees as the Germans APP
preached the city. These were warn
ed and left Immediately
The Chronicle correspondent states
that the arrival Of the kaisers troops
was preceded by a flight OF German
airships over the city and harbor
one aeroplane. he said. dropped "a
bomb over steamer carrying refu-
gees but it missed its mark and fell
into the water
Before reports of the capture OF
Ostend reached here English cOrTe-
spendeuts sent dispatches stating that
a battle was i'm progress in the dis
trict near the coast between the
Belgian towns of ThourOut. DiXmId
and Ypres and the French port Of
Dunkirk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14

LONDON, oct IA Reuter- dis
patch received this afternoon states
that il is authOritatively denied that
Portugal has declared var on Ger
many.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14
BERLIN REJ0ICES OVER
CAPTURE OF ANTWERP
British Destroyed 81 Vessels
in HarbOr Before Garrison
Evacuated Temporary Cap
itaI, According to Report.
BULLETIN.

LONDON. oct. a. - It was
stated at the admiralty this after
noon that OStend had not been
occupied by the Germans No in
formation could be secured as To
whether the kaiSer's troops were
approaching the town.
A Reuter- dispatch from Osteni
says that 900 Germans were
wounded and 400 taken prisoners
by the allies on Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14
THE WEATHER

Indiana: Partly cloudy
tonight. slightly cooler iu
north portion. Thursday
fair. somewhat warmer.
Lower Michigan Fair
tonight with frost in north
portion; Thursday fair
and slightly warmer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14

PARIS Oct IA PetrOgrad dispatch to the Matn says
according unofficial Russian estimates the German losses
eastern theaters of 100000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-14

PARIS. Oct At is officially announced that A
troops have occupied YpreS town in Belgium p mile
of Lille, and 33 miles south of OSend.
Evening journal., 1914-09-10
expect 10000
At STATE FAIR
ON biggest DAY
Visitors From All Over Del
aware Crowd Exposition
Grounds Early
FRIENDS Come
BY auto and WAGON

Big Thursday at the Delaware State
in point of attendance, 10000 visitors
being expected. At noon 10000 per-
sons had passed through the turn
stiles. A larger number of visitors
had entered the grounds at that hour
than at any previous Fair held here.
Despite the chilly winds from the
northwest. Old Sol was beaming
forth glad rays.
The Delaware railroad special Fair
train from Clayton and the regular
dCwn-State trains were loaded. It
was thought early this afternoon that
the space for vehicles and automo-
biles would be taxed to the limit and
provisions will be made for caring
for the teams in other portions of the
field.
Wilmington has at last a State
Fair that the citizens should feel Just
ly proud of. To date the attendance
has been immense and Judging by the
throngs filing through the gates, Big
Thursday will he a record breaker.
When the Fair closes tomorrow night
plans Will be started at once for next
> NeA oAoNf WHICH Will Dt even ldIE-
er, greater and better than ever. !"
With these words J. Atwood Weldin,
president Of the State Fair Associa-
ton, greeted the newspaper writer's
at noon today.
The dog show this morning opened
for the concluding day and the varie-
ties judged were collies. Boston bulls.
terriers and toy poodles. Frank K
Pierson. Jr., Of Philadelphia, exhibit
cd hto bulls which have national
reputation.
Thousands of farmers from the
country who came to the
Fair today left their teams in the city
and as a result the streets in the vi.
cinity Of the various boarding and liv-
cry stables were lined with carriages
and wagons for squares. This was
especially true of SMpley street.
Restaurant keepers were kept on
the rush and in several cafes it was
Continued on Page. Eleven.
Evening journal., 1914-09-10
AUsfrians Lose One-QuaHer of
Fighting Men in Poland Fight

the government to aoat a war loan have
failed and this is causing as much
worry as the reverses at the front.
There is disposition TO blame the
Germans for having failed TO come to
the assistance OF the Austrians before
the invasion Of Galicia was begun by
Russia. Urgent appeals were sent to
Berlin asking that troops be sent to
Lemberg so that the city could be de-
Tended. IL was not a fortified position
and when the German help failed TO ar
rive there was nothing for the general
staff 70 do but TO order the troops to
retreat from the city in order TO pre-
yent its being destroyed by a general
bombardment.
No details Of the exact losses are be-
ing made public by the war Office. The
admission that they total 10000 men,
with supplies and guns is all that is
known here. Rumors are in circulation
that many of the best known officers in
the army have been either killed or cap
tured, but there are no official casualty
lists.
The Russian movement on Berlin, itI
is believed here, will be by way Of ST.
lesia. Reports are current that already
the advance guard Of the Russian centre
is pressing forward with Breslau as the
objective.
Evening journal., 1914-09-10
JOE GANNON FOR
CONGRESS- AGAIN..
sullivan Wins
Rr the united Press.

By the United Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. lO.-lncomplete re-
turns today indicated that Roger @.
Sullivan, former national committee
man, won the Democratic nomination
for the Senate in yesterdays Illinois
primaries by a plurality of from 5O,Ooo
TO 10000 over Congressman Lawrence
B. Stringer, his leading opponent.
Stringer. who had the support OF Sec
retary OF State Bryan, Senator Lewis,
Governor Dunno and Mayor Harrison,
of Chicago, was showed under in Chi
cago and Cook county, where Sullivan
rolled up a plurality of 10000 and APP
parently was beaten in the majority oi
the Congres sional districts of the State.
United States Senator Lawrence Y.
Sherman was renomnated by the Re
publicans by a plurality estimated az
10000 over William h. Mason, former
Senator from Illinois. Raymond
Robins, Progressive, was uuopposed for
the Progressive nomination.
"Uncle joe Cannon, former speaker
of the House, was given the Republican
nomination for Congress IN the eigh-
teenth district by a vote Of nearly two
to one over DR.. Elmer n. Cooley, his
opponent William B. Mckinley, for
mer Taft leader, and George f. loss,
another conservative Republican, botl
former members, have been renominated
for Congress by the Republicans. James
r. Mann, Republican floor leader, was re-
nominated in the second district with
out opposition.
Evening journal., 1914-09-10
London Reports Advance by
Allies on The Fighting Line

is stated, which completely over
wholmed the German cavalry who had
been moving in force to attack the al
lied lines. A single battery Of the
Royal Horse Artillery, although half
Of its men and horses were gone
held and finally broke a German
charge The gunners hastily cut
down a number Of trees and built a
barricade from behind which their
guns wrough fearful execution.
The correspondent says that while
the Germans fought splendidly they
admitted when captured that it was
impossible to withstand the British
cavalry or bayonet charges. Part Of
the fight, the correspondent SAYS.
was fought in a thunderstorm. For a
brief period this checked the fighting
and the French and British, taking
advantage of the heavy downpour.
pulled of their clothing and enjoyed
their first bath in many days.
The Paris correspondent of the
Daily Telegraph declares positively
that the German lines of communi-
cation have been cut and that as a
result the problem of keeping their
troops supplied with ammunition is
a very serious one from their stand
point
Evening journal., 1914-09-10
By The United Press.


VIENNA, VIA ROME. Sept TO-
All Austria was plunged into gloom
today when Official admission was
made here that the recent operations
against the Russians have cost the
Dual Empire one fourth Of her first
line of effective fighting men- si-
multaneously It became known for the
first time that the operations in
Galicia and Russian Poland have
been under the personal direction OF
the Archduke Francis Frederick
The announcement at the War Of
fee stated that since the operations
against Russia began, the total losses
in killed. wounded and missing of the
Austrian first line army totals the
enormous number of 100000 men. In
addition, by reason Of the attack by
an overwhelming number Of Russians
who have outnumbered the Austrians
at all times, large quantities of mill
tary stores, ammunition and cannon
have been lost
The Archduke Francis Frederick Of
Austria is a cousin of Emperor
Francis Joseph and succeeded the
late Archduke Francis Ferdinand,
whose assassination is in reality re-
sponsible for the war. as inspector
general OF the Austrian-Hungaria
armies. He is an intimate personal
friend Of Kaiser Wilhelm who con-
n Ia. 81
Austro- Hungarian forces. The Arch
duke is the brother of the Queen
Mother Of Spain.
The economic situation is admittedly
very grave. All efforts on the part OF