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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-22
INDIANA AND
MICHIGAN BRIEFS

RICHMOND Before Nov. 16,
Postmaster Charles Beck will issue an
order 10 city mail carriers TO refuse to
deliver letters or other mail at all
houses where a suitable box. or a slit
in the front door has not been arrang-
ed for the mail t. be dropped in.
Apartment house jewellers must have
individual boxes placed in the lower
hall If they do not comply with the
order they will be compelled to call at
the postoffice for their mail.
YET1E-"Teach geography
and history but let the European war
alone" This order has been sent out
10 every teacher in the Lafayette
public schools by Supt H. +.
Hight. If the subject Of the war is
brought up in school, the teachers are
instructed not 20 take sides in any ar
gument. or to express any, sentiments
favorable to either side in the EurOp-
can conflict
RUSHVILLE.- Friends Of Morris
Caldwell, a former Rush county boy,
were surprised 10 learn that he has
organized an American Volunteer
corps in Paris and that he is now at
the front fighting for the allied armies
of France and England at the head of
his company.
HUNTINGTON-A report has gain
ed general circulation in railroad cir
cles here that b. A. WorthingtOn, for
merly president of the Chicago and
Alton railroad, is TO be made president
of the Erie railroad. Mr.. Worthington
is we'll known in all parts of the coun-
try as a railroad executive. When he
was receiver for the Wheeling and
Lake Erie railroad from 1904 until
1908. the net earnings OF the road
doubled
Mt. MORRIS.-Charles Mann. jr.
son of a prominent real estate dealer
at Flint. was instantly killed near Clio
when his auto upset The machine
pinned young Morris TO the ground
breaking his neck. A companion es-
capped unhurt.
JACKSON.-Dutch Kline had mar
row escape from death here while
driving a racing car in the auto races
at Keely park. He drove the car
from the course TO avoid running
down a child and the machine went up
an embankment and turned over twice
Kline was thrown clear and landed on
his feet without a scratch.
BAY CITY-Albert Boyce. p. a mo-
torman and Mrs. Alfred Potter. 30,
were seriously injured when the lat
ter's auto collided with the street car
in charge Of BOyce. Boyce was thrown
to the floor and injured internally.
CADILI.AC-With two bottles
which had contained poison found
near here, the body Of Mrs. Frank
Evans of Marion was found by neigh
bors at that village in her home. She
was 40 years old and leaves a husband
and a son
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a canoe, making the trip in three
hours and ten minutes
Watson Brelsford has gone to Cal
gary. Canada, 70 visit his son.
Mrs. G.. Herlin and son have re-
turned from a visit at Meridian
Conn, and points on the Atlantic
coast.
Miss Claudine Rain and Ethel
Pease went TO Kalamazoo today
where they will attend the Western
state normal college.
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CARD OF THANKS.

l wish 10 express my thanks and
appreciation 10 all the neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted me dur
ing the sickness and death OF my
wife; also 10 thank all that sent floral
tributes. Charles Baumann,
Adv. 3l4 y Scott ST
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AGFNTs WANTED.

AGENTS Make So 70 $50 weekly selling
self lightning tips and gas stove light
ers; no matches required: just turn on
gas lights itself; sells on sight send for
proposition before all territory Is taken.
Automatic Gas Appliance Co., Unics
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FARM LANDS.

FARM LANDS
FOR SALE-fO acre farm 41-2 miles from
south Bend on the macadem road. VIII
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FOR SALE-TO acres oy good land. good
buildings. good location. j A. McCol-
Tough 30 ; Michigan 81 Home 65VJ,
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-LOverin & Browne Co. Whole
sale Grocers want reliable men 70 repre-
sent them in rural and city districts.
Pleasant work. A small deposit on sam
pies ana case required. Write @. II. Fry,
40 " 4th St, Lafayette Ind.
WANTED-Agents for our new Dollar-a-
Month Accident and Health Policies.
Including Natural Death benefit To
men and women, all occupations. Liberal
commissions. National Accident Society.
$50 Broadway, New York. Established
1851
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Estate Of Myra A. Miller.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed by the clerk
Of the Circuit Court of st. Joseph County.
State Of Indiana, administrator of the es-
tate Of Matilda Shetland. late OF St JO-
seph County, deceased.
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
MARTHA s. CHAPOTAN. Adm
EDMUND A. WILLS, Atty for Estate.
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MOTORCYCLES.

FRANK ANDERSON & son. agents Tor
Excelsior Motorcycles. New and second
hand motorcycles always "a stock. los
W. Sample 81.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

DRESSMAKER and corsetiere. Mrs. p: c.
Date. 216 Place court. Home phone 5505.
SCREEN DOORS and windows should be
ordered now. We make all kinds and
those that last and at. We rewire and
repair old screens and sell screen wire
Miller Cabinet and Machine Shop. SIG
Portage av. Home phone 2032.
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FOR RENT-SecOnd and third floors OF a
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by owners. VIII lease a. a whole or sep
arate floors. Inquire Of James A Jude,
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FOR RHINESTONE ROOM.

FOR RENT-Modern store room at 400 S
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right party. with heat and water furnish
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statesmen 20 call on physicians. Estab-
lished trade. Expenses and commission
7. %. Box III, Philadelphia.
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they occupied after having almost de-
stroyed the town.
The Germans advanced on Wednesday
as far as Poclcapele. in southwest
Flanders, q few miles east Of I4angemarck,
and that evening opened "A violent b m
blrdmcut IN tho direction OF Bocsinghe,
north of Npres. The French and British
artillery, placed at l.angemarch and Pass
Choudaa.e replied to the German guns.
An rlrough the nigh. there was a fright
ful cIuuOulde and the inhabitants ~
Bo, Single were obliged t. leave their
houses All aloug the roads from Po-
perinEhc 20 the French frontier there was
an in;erminabe procession Of refugees.
While the German artillery bombarded
30, single German infantry strongly en-
trrnchcd themselves at Poelcapelle. French
troops advanced short distance from
their trenches. from which the Germans
had va.rly tried by counter attacks to
dislodge them.
During the whole of Thursday the Eng
l.sh guns. with remarkable accuracy.
ralncd shells on the German tr,nchcs.
Toward noon the French infantry. who
advanced over heapcd up bodies OF Ger
man dead, took the first line OF trenches
and then the second line. The German
batteries remained silent. AT in the eve
ming the allies had taken four trenches,
iu which thousands u Germans met
death.
After some hours Of quiet the ar
.ll.ry dub was resumed on Thursday
avcning and continued throughout the
night and Friday morning. German shells
! icll In Ypres and caused serious damage
In thu last ten days in the region OF
Yprcs the Germans have suffered cnor-
nous losses In little over "A week "a"
territorial soldiers of the Ninth and
Tenth army corps buried $4,000 German
dead and the losses OF the invaders In
the D!Nmudc district We're moro or loss
on tho same scale. The continuity Of the
fighting IN this section allowed no OPP
portunity for buryUg the dead, and the
bodies Of German soldiers lie thick on the
roads around DiNmude In certain places
they are packed nearly yard high.
DiNmude Is now a heap OF ruins There
! are no habltRble houses and only one
| lnhahitant, a woman - years old.
! Taube aeroplanes made numerous flights
ovc- Ypres. Poperinghe and Abeele. on the
/ French frontier on Thursday they few
over Ypres and dropped iivc bombs In the
| SQUARE in which the town hall is stu
atcd one bomb seriously injured It'll"
| girl and an old woman and wounded a
| French officer in the shoulder. The others
caused only material damage. on Fri
dav morning two German aeroplanes few
over Popernghe. one dropped bomb
on the Yores road which caused little
| damage
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venture. Some II those have crossed the
ll.nas frontier Transports have been
collected and the roads prepared up 10
the frontier Of Egypt Mines have hccu
dispatched 20 hr laid n the Gulf OF
Nktha.
Tho notorious Shcil.h Nziz Shawish has
published ana discontinued through syria
and probably India AN iuhlmmatory docu-
mout urging tho Mohlmm6dans 20 fight
against Great Britain
Or. pru,if.r who for 50 long has hern
engaged iu mtrgucs at cairo against tho
British occupation and * now attached
20 the Germany Embassy at CONSTANT
nope has been husily occupied In Syria
trying 10 incitc the peopl" to take part
in the conflict.
"AVFrcssivc action was certain to he
the result OF the activity of the numerous
German officers employed in the Turkish
army acting uud,r orders from the Ger
man Government. who :nus succeeded in
T rcIug the hands Of the advisers Of the
sultan.
German intrigue cannot Influence the
loyalty to- Great Britain OF 10000, 600
Mohammodan> I'm India nor the feeling OF
the Mohammodan Inhabitants ~ Egypt.
They mus, look with dstestation at tho
misguided action. under foreign influence
At Cuustantir1pie. which Will inevitably
lead 10 tn. disiuteErtti0n " the Turkish
empire, II shows forgetfulness Of the
many occasions On which Great Britain
has shown friendship for Turkey. They
must feel bitterly the degeneration OF
their corc. giuuists, who can thus be
dominated aEains; their will by German
influence, and many OF them realize that
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GERMANS OPTIMISTIC.
official Statement Says Attack ON
Yprcs Is Progresing.

BERLIN. via Amsterdam oct. 3l.-Tho
official statement issued by the German
War ONCE tonight declares that tn,
attack on Ypres is progressing favor.
ably, with the German forces GAMMA
ground at some points The statement
says:
The attack on Ypres is progress
Ing favorably.
To the south we arc gaining
ground. The enemy has been
driven across the Aisne and has
suffered heavy losses. our forces
captured 1000 prisoners and two
machine guns.
The issue in Poland Is still un-
decided. The Russians are slowly
pursuing our forces. which continue
20 fall back IN good order.
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TURKS DISAVOW ATTACK.
Report That Porte Eyndcs Responsi-
biIIty for Bombn rdm~nt.

WAsuiNGToN, oct 3i.--lndicatlons Of
serious disscnsion within the Turkish Gov
eminent with respect to the war were
contained iu olviccs received here to-day
There is now evidence that the Turkish
Government is oudcavoring to disavow the
bomhardmcnt Of the Russian Black Sea
ports and Dut tho responsibility upon the
'war party" and IT. agents In the hope Of
nvcrt'ng the storm gathering about the
Porte
The state Department WAS advised that
the Turkish Minister Of Finance was un-
dcrstood to have told the French Minister
that tho Commandment OF Russian ports
was unauthorized by and without the
knowledge Of the Turkish Government.
The inference conveyed by the Turkish
official was that the bombardment was
duo to German Influences which have been
81 work I'm Turkey in support OF the war
S,srty ever since the European conflict.
'rne Ambassadors Of the Entente Powers
nrc preparing to leave COnstantlnoplc ac-
cording to Ambassador Morgenthau's des-
ratches The Russian Ambassador re-
ccived instructions from his Government
20 demand his passports OF the Ottoman
Government, hut the Grand NiZier pleaded
.llncss and did not give the Russian an
opportunity TO present this request Ia
him. II Is understood the British Am
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the canal Of La Bassee. with alter
nate movements Of advance and re-
tirement.
To the south Of Nlcuport the Ger
mans. who had taken possession Of
Ramscapclle, were driven out Of
this town by counter attack.
To the south of Nprcs We lost
some points OF support. IlolleheCke
and ZandWordc. hat We progressed
to the east OF Iprcs IN the direction
OF Passchendaele.
Between La Bassee and Arras all
the attacks made 10y the Germans
were repulsed with heavy losses for
them.
In the region OF Chau.ucs we ad-
vanCod beyond Thomson Santerre
and We took possession Of IT, CUES
noy-cn- Santerre.
In the region Of the Aisne also
we have made progress on the
heights Of the right bank down
stream from scissors. hut we were
compelled to withdraw In the
vicinity Of Vailly-sur-Aisne.
We have advanced In the region
Of Souain and there has been a
violent engagement in the Argonue
I'm the Woovrc district we have
again won ground IN the forest OF
lie Pretre
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s SHIPS SUNK BY TURKS.
Berlin Hears Ottomans Had Big
Success in Black Sea.
Special cable Despatch 10 Tur srv.

AMSTERDAM. oct. 3i.-According to
telegram received In Berlin from Con-
stantinople, the Turkish fleet, which was
in battle with the Russian Black Sea
fleet, sank not two, but four torpedo boats
and one Eunboat.
telegram from German sources says
strong Turkish cavalry dctachments have
arrived at the Gulf OF Akaba, and Turk
ish vessels equipped with wireless have
appeared at the entrance TO the Gulf OF
SueZ.
Advices from Berlin indicate that there
were great manifestations OF sympathy
with Turkey in the German capital last
night At $50 O'Clock in the evening
several carriages decorated with tbs Turk
ish and German flags stopped in the Pots
damerplatz Tho Turkish special Amhas-
sador. Jussif Bcy. speaking from one Of
the carriages, said:
"Thc great hour for settling accounts
with the oppressors OF Islam has come
Germany ~ fighting against world or
envy and Turkey chooses to take her part
with her glorious army
At the ottoman Embassy tho Turkish
Ambassador. answering the demonstra-
lions with n patriotic speech, thanked the
gathering for the manifestation which, ne
said, proved how great are the mutual
svrnpathics between Germany and Turkey.
Tho Frdutfurt'r /Ctfug publishes tho
following official despatch from Cons'an-
tnople:
~ small part Of the Turkish n ~ IN
tho Black Sea on Thursday sank tn" Rus
sian minc layer Prut, 5000 tons, which
had on board 700 mines, damaged Rus
stan torpedo boat and seized collier.
A torncdo fred from a Turkish torpedo
boat sank the Russian destroyer kuhanets.
The Turkish destroyer Mnuvenct-i-M illct
torpedocd another Russian coast guard
ship, which WAS severely damaged. Three
Russian officers and sevouty-two sailors
80 hgRn 20
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bassador has requested Mr. Morgen'hau
to take charge OF the British Embassy IN
case of his departure. The russians have
placed the interests ut their Govern
ment I'm the hands OF the Italian Amhassa-
dor. and it BE- expected the French Am
bassldor viii DO tn. same.
Thai. the Turkish Government will sue
coed IN ptcatins Russia hv d'stvoWius
responsibility for the Commandment !,
not believed here especially IN view OF
the reports that the Entente ENJOYS are
leaving Con-tautroplc. IL ~ pointed out
that in addition to tho former German
cruiser Er'sllu the Ildmld.eh and two
Turkish dcstgoyc~s joined IN the bonn
bardmcut OF Russian ports.
Responsibility for this undoubtedly will
be placed uu the ottpm1. Cos, ruWent 10y
Russia whether tl" latter admits Il or
not The only way in which war can he
ayert,d. according 90 opinion here. is for
Turn,Y - make q most ahJ,ct apology.
with the payment of damages and the dis
maut!ing of the Offending warsh!ps. in
cludinE tHe TWO German cruisers Hreslau
and GOth,n. /; is doubted, however,
whether the Turkish Government would
dare accept such a solution even n the
Russians went SO far as 20 suggest IL.
The United States Government has
taken no action whatever as Yet In the
Turkish crisis II was declared to-day
that no new orders had been issued to
the cruisers Tennessee and North Carolina.
now on the east coast OF Asia Minor. and
that no steps had been taken toward tn"
despatch OF additional vlrshIps to Turkish
waters. Their stll exists the fear that
the agitation over the war may result In
complications over re,.g Gus and racial
issues with an;!-for, IN q, moustratons
and uprisines.
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WAR NEWS IN BRIEF

to the official state
ment issued at Paris last night the
French made r,ogress in the region
north of Souain anl everywhere Csc
along the line maintained their posi-
ton The afternoon communiquc says
that the Germans were driven out OF
RamscnpUIle, south OF Newport which
they mad previously taken possession
Of, and that the French lost "A few posi-
tious az support. IIollcbcke and Hand-
voordc south Of the Yprcs. hut gained
ground To the east of that place iu the
direction Of Fasschendaele They re-
port advance In the region Of Chaulnes
beyond Lihons and the possession OF La
Quesnoy- on -Santerro. The report also
says that % violent battle Is going on
In the ArgOunc and that in the Wocvre
district the French continue To gain in
the forest Of lie rrctrc. near St Mihicl.
TURKEY Diplomatic relations between
Russia and Turkey have been broken
or II is officially announced In Lon
don that the Turkish Government has
broken off communication with the
British Embassy at Constantinople.
aud that the British Government
Intends To take steps to protect
British interests and territory IN
against Turkey by Russia, France and
Great Britain Is expected at any time.
Tine Ambassadors Of the allies are re-
ported to have demanded from the
Porte an explanation Of aggressions In
the Black Sea and to have given Turkey
forty-olght hours to apologize, to dis
mantle the German cruisers Gocbeu and
Rreslau and TO ropatriate the German
officers and crew. Ministers Of the Gov
eminent have intimatod that the ate
t1cks on Russian seacoast towns and
the sinking and damaging Of Russian
sinus We're not ordered by the Porte, but
w'r" the irresponsible acts Of German
officers. This reply was transmitted to
all the capitals yesterday
GREAT BRITAGN-The British light
cruiser Hormcs was sunk yesterday by
"a German submarine in the Straits OF
Dover. Al her officers and crew were
rescued. The Hcrmes is a sister ship
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BELGIANS REPULSE FOE.
Drive Back Heavy German Attach
Near PerVyse.

Sporiai Cab'e Despafrh 10 THE sr>
HAvEE. oct. 3l.-Thc following ofilcia
commun.qur was issued yesterday CFri
day. at the headquarters OF the Belgian
General stan.
Violent attacks were attempted
10y the enemy in the nciGhborhood
OF RamscapeIe and Pervyse this
morning. The second was repulsed
with heavy losses. hut the first
obliged us 10 yield ground. which
was rctaken partially IN the after
noon.
The inundation between the User
and tho railway from Newport to
D!Xmude reached as far as the
neighborhood of Pervyse on the
front between Dixmude and Hay
CHEN.
There has been no important nc
tion.
The allies succeeded in crossing
the Nperlee and in gaining ground
toward the east. The enemy has
lost Bixschoote. and IL maintain
ing himself with difficulty on the
Lys AT Hofgaard.
The situation IL practically I'M
changed.