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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-05
MOVE To LOWER
INSURANCE RATE
FOR SOUTH BEND
Officials of Indiana Inspection
Bureau Will Confer With
Mayor Keller tuesday -
Changes to be Required.

First steps in the introduction Of
South Bend into the second classifica-
tion OF Indiana cities in base rating,
insuring the city a lower insurance
rate, will be taken at a meeting in
Mayor Kellers office tuesday morn
ing. Z. NJ. Sellers, publisher Of the
Indiana inspection bureau and En-
gineer Stone of the inspection bureau,
will introduce recommendations which
the city must follow before it is ell
igible TO second class rating.
The meeting Tuesday morning, if
Sellers suggestions are acted upon,
will result in several important
changes in the city's fire department.
The entrance into second classification
entails changes in several of the city 8
departments.
Here Are Proposed Changes.
Much emphasis is laid upon the fol-
lowing improvements I'm the city s
present FIRE fighting facilities:
The adequacy Of the city's water
supply; 1T must be at least 2O,OOO,-
600 gallons daily. both for domestic
and fire fighting purposes.
The installation of several new
mains in the western and southern
portions OF the city.
There must be no less than four
firemen at each station at any time
Gus watch must be kept
Couplings must be furnished for
hose from surrounding towns and
cities
That the fire chief be made by
ordinance ex-Oftlcic fire marshal and
given the power of an examining
court in cases OF arson and incen-
diarism.
All old wiring must be inspected
and the city electrician Given orders
10 make inspections at regular in
tervals thereafter.
Building Code Necessary.
Among the more important inno-
vatiOns demanded in the recommenda-
tions furnished Mayor Keller is the
compulsory preparation Of complete
building code in strict conformity
with state and municipal legisla ton
for fire prevention and in other mod
ern methods Of construction The
mayor said Monday morning that he
would take steps to have the present
building code committee rush its re-
port and prepared code.
If the recommendations are fol-
lowed out, it will result in the en-
trance OF this city into second classi-
fication OF Indiana fire insurance
rating and in the following reductions
from the present rate:
Brick mercantile buildings, / 3 per
cent; contents OF brick buildings, five
per cent; frame mercantile buildings
and their contents, eight per cent To
give the city water department Oppor-
tunity TO benefit from the suggestions
offered by Sellers, Supt- Toyne has
been asked 10 meet with the mayor
and the inspection bureau publisher.
II is thought that the board OF works
recent resolution 10 install a hy-
drauIc valve in the north pumping
station, thereby increasing the water
pressure from 81 10 40 pounds, Will
aid greatly in the final result OF the
proposed changes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-05
BAvARIAN TROOPS TO
BEAR BRUNT OF FIGHT
Failure of AuStrianS to Hold
Back Russians Causes Shift
of Best Fighters in KaiSer'S
Army to Right Wing.
BY FRANCIS IAvEILE MURRAY.

Il
PETROGRAD. Oct. 5.-Czar Mich
olas is now with his army in Poland,
where the main Russian armies have
been concentrated for the invasion of
Germany. RoysT headquarters have
been temporarily established at Brest-
Litovak, a fortified town on the river
Bug. where Grand Duke Nicholas and
the general staff are also located. AS
the Russian army advances the czar
ther west, first to Siedlce, and then to
Warsaw.
Emperor William OF Germany, ac-
cording TO latest reports, is now at
Thorn, East Prussia, the great fort
ress that strengthens the German line
of defense running south to CracOw.
Thorn IS on the frontier of Poland.
Kaiser and car, actual commanders
of the two greatest armies in the field,
are only 225 miles apart.
Less than the distance from Boston
to New York, each on the edge of the
battlefield on which will be deter
mined the destiny of Europe.
Greatest Battle Delayed.
On that battlefield, which lies south
of Thorn and west of Brest-Litovak
the advance guard OF the two vast
three days, but it may be a week or
more before the main forces are lock-
ed in a death grapple.
Unofficial reports received declare
that Archduke Charles Frederick
who was commander-in-chief of the
Austrian armies SO badly defeated in
Galicia, has been succeeded by Arch
duke Charles Francis, heir to the
throne of Austria-Hungary. Archduke
Frederick has been placed in COM
mand OF the first Austrian army, for
merly led by Gen. Won Auffenburg.
Lose Confidence in AustrianS.
In the great battles that is soon to
reach a climax over a line 200 miles
long Arch6uke Francis and his armies
will form the right wing OF the line
opposing the Russians. That the Ger
mans have lost confidence in the Aus
trians is shown by the news that the
Bavarian corps have taken up posi-
tions at CZertochowa, where the
fiercest fighting against the Austrians'
and Germans right wing was expect
ed
The Bavarian troops are regarded
as the best fighters in the German
army, being superior even TO the
Prussians. who are naturally the
favorites Of the kaiser 1t is said
that King Ludwig OF Bavaria Is in
command Of the Bavarian corps.
king Ludwig is 60 years old and II
IS more probable that Crown Prince
Rupprecht of Bavaria is in command
Of these troops. He has been un-
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIvE.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-05
.AUSTRIANS BOMBARD THE
SERVIAN CITY OF SHABATS

NISH, oct. 5.-Austrian monitors
that have been brought from the
Danube bombarded the Servian town
OF Shabats on Saturday night, ac-
cording TO an official statement is
sued here today.
ION the SvOrnik-LOZnitZa front.
the statement says, "our troops re-
pulsed several violent attacks, intiict-
ing heavy losses on the enemy, who
opened fire on Shabatas and Micakar.
There are no other important devel-
opments on that front.
"Servian and MOntenegrin troops on
Saturday approached the outposts of
Sarajevo. on Sunday night the en-
emys monitors bombarded Shabatas
and the position surrounding it,
Nothing Of any Importance devel-
oped Sunday Belgrade has not been
bombarded for several days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-05
GERMANS RETREAT ON
EAST PRUSSIA FRONTIER
kaiSer'S Men Abandon PrOvi-
SiOnS After Six Day Battle
and Yield SuIwaki and
Lomitza.
BY FRANKLIN P. MERRICK.

PARIS, Oct. 5. - eve have
been compelled to give ground at
certain points, is the admission
made in an official statement is
sued here at 5 O'Clock this after
moon. The statement declares.
however, that the battle so far
has been indeciSive.
The statement caused consider
able surprise in view of unofficial
reports that had reached the CITY
earlier in the day of continued
successes by the allies in their con
.flict with the Germans.
The full statement was as fol-
lows:
con our left wing. north of the
.Oise, the battle continues very
violently. Its result reSiS unde-
'cided. We have been compelled
Iat certain points to give ground.
IOn the rest of the front there is
no change.
"ln Russia, another battle
which lasted six days, the German
|army which was operating he
tween the East PrusSian frontier
and the Niemen, has been de-
feated along its full line and has
effected a retreat abandoning
quantities of supplies. Ii has
Evacuated completely the territory
OF the government of Sulwaki and
'LOmitZa.
The allies are striking hard at
three separate points on the German
right wing
Near scissors. where the allies eot
their first firm f0Oth0ld on the north
side Of the Aisne river. the French
and British are making vigorous eff
forts 20 drive home a wedge between
the German right and the German
center. The allies have already cap
tured several strong positions there.
together with a number Of lines ~
trenches.
Hard fighting IS also going on near
ROye and near DOuai. The French
are making violent counter attacks
south or ltDEes ana near ODAal I.le
French reserves under Cen D'Amade
are battling hard 20 smash Gen. Won
Klucks line OF communicated
Believe Victory Is Complete.
The arrival Of Pres. pOincare az ths
front, the optimistic tone OF official lr-
formation and the great numbers -
prisoners that are passing through
Paris from the battle zone. all iull-
cate that victory for the allies is lu-
minent IL it is not already an accom-
plisheG fact. There IS q decided con-
victon that the Anglo-French army
has gained d great success. official an
nouncement Of which is being with
held until the victory is made COM
plete
Pres POincare is expected 90 app
point Gen. Jofre a French field mar
shal during his VISIT 70 the field head
quarters OF the French army. AT the
present time Gen. Jofre is command
er-in-chief OF the French army hIt
his rank IS lower than that Of Field
Marshal Sir John French. commando
OF the British eXpeditonary forces.
RumOr German line Cut
persistent rumor has been cur
rent here for "a hours 10 the effect
that Gen. Won klucks line of COM
munication has been cut and that the
German right flank has been forced
10 retire leaving 10000 prisoners in
the hands OF the allies Among the
captured. according 90 this report. was
Gen. Won Kluck in persCn bur these
reports have no official confirmation.
The condition OF the German pris-
oners that are daily being transported
through this city. shows the desperate
CONTINUED OK PAGE FINE.l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-05
ALLIES Re TREAf BEFORE Fierce GERMAN At TACK
Three Antwerp Forts Fall Before Kaiser's Artillery
YOUNG DUNNE is ONLY
KICKED IN THE RlBS"

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Maurice Dunno,
son of the governor of Illinois, played
left end Of the Michigan eleven in its
game with Case Saturday and re-
ceived an injury which compelled his
retirement from the battlefield. Gov.
Dunno read in the papers Of the in
jury and Immediately wired to Ann
Arbor TO learn the details. Here's the
telegram he received in response:
"E. T. Dunno, Hotel La Sale. Chi
cago. Kicked in the ribs. Nothing
serious at all. Feeling fine. Sigma
ture, Maurice"
The answer quieted the fears Of the
governor.
1t is the ambition Of Maurice to
play on the Michigan team when II
meets Harvard at Cambridge on oct.
81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-05
SEEKING NEW CLEWS
IN H0LLANDER MURDER

AURORA. Ill. Oct. 5.-Aurora de-
tectives were sent to Chicago today TO
track a new clew in the murder of
Theresa HOilander in st. Nicholas
grave yard here last February. Tony
Petras. former ffance Of the girl, was
acquitted OF the crime at his second
trial last week. The Aurora police
are now hunting Anna Pheney who
while standing near the cemetery gate
the night OF the murder. is said TO
have seen a man examine clothing
under the electric light nearby. The
officers want a description of this man
on the supposition that he is the muir
derer.
STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-No steamers
sailing today.
Due TO arrive today: Ninnetonka
from London: Flandre from Bor-
deaux; Oostdyk from Rotterdam.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-05
THE WEATHER

Indiana: Unsettled to-
night and Tuesday. prob
ably showers slightly
cooler Tuesday IN north
portion.
Lower Michigan: In
settled tonight and Tues
day; probably showers,
slightly cooler Tuesday In
west portion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-05

BUCHAREST. via Rome, Oct g.
The Roumanian cabinet has decided
TO await the outcome Of the battle be-
tween the Russians and Austrians be-
fore taking any rrhal action on the
question of altering its position of
neutrality.
AMSTERDAM. Oct 5.-Refugees
from Belgium are pouring into Hol-
land They declare that Antwerp is
about to fall Ten steamers
that arrived ar F-fushing Sunday were
jammed with residents of Antwerp.
The passengers included 100 nuns from
Lierre. Villages around Maestricht
are filled with panic stricken refugees.
PETROGRAD, oct. 5.-Unofficial
reports from the front state that Tar
now has been captured from its Aus
trian defenders and that Russian Co.'S
sacks have reached a point 10 miles
from CracOw.
PARIS oct. 5.-The Matin prints a
telegram from PetrOgrad saying that
it is officially announced there that
the Germans lost 200 men in killed,
wounded and captured in the fighting
in the Augustown and MarjampOl dis
tricts.
VIENNA, via Berlin and Amster-
dam, Oct. 5-The advance Of the Ser
Wan and Montengrin troops into Bos-
MIA has been checked and they have
been driven from that country, 1t was
0ff fCfo
nouncement says that the Austrians
are pursuing the fleeing allied troops
and have inflicted heavy losses on the
invaders.
ATHENS, Oct. Ambassadors Of
the triple entente, England, Italy and
Spain have presented to the grand
vizier of Turkey a note protesting en-
phatically against the abrogatiOn Of
capitalization recently announced, ac-
cording to a diplomatic message re-
ceived today from Constantinople. The
participation of Italy and Spain in this
action is regarded as a notice TO the
porte that those two countries are
ready to cast their lots with England
France and Russia.
ROME. oct 5.-The populace Of
Rome was driven TO n frenzy today by
publication Of reports that Austrians
were still laying mines in the Adriatic
Those declared that floating mines
were being strewn along the coast by
Austrian marines and naval officers
dressed as fishermen and operating in
fishing boats.
Crowds paraded the streets today
crying: "Down with Austria!" and
"Give us war;"
CHIASSO, Switzerland. Oct. 5.-Two
Austrian ships carrying cargoes Of
grain for the Austro-Hungarian ar
mics have been captured by British
warships in the Adriatic near Pola,
according to advices received here.
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.NlG|AR ENTERS WEST
FRANKLIN STREET RESIDENCE
uTFNPT~ MADE, TO ENIEjs
orHEE HOT >,iss IN SAM,
NEsGHi}bREoDB.
sranacr l. Arrested ON SusniCtut
H Marshal Jim Jones and
<i4lt Watehunan
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CAL0MEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIVER!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES

Tone tonight. Your druggist or dealer
sells You 4 30 cont bottle OF Dodson's
LIVER Tone under my personal money
back guarantee that each spoonful win
clean your sluggish liver better than a
dose Of nasty calomel aud that it won't
make You sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone IS real liver
medicine, Nou'll know it next morning
because you will wake up feeling fine.
yonr liver will he working headache
and dizziness gone stomach viii be
sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is entirely vege-
table, therefore harmless and can not
saivate. Give it TO your children.
Millions Of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous eaiomel
now, Your druggist viii tell you that
tie sale OF Calomel Is almost stopped
entirely here.
MS Two Drug Stores.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-13

Prior to said election, the City
Secretary shall mail q copy Of the
proposed amendments to every
qualified voter in said City as APP
pears from the Tax Collectors Rolls
for the year ending January 5lst.
preceding said election.
The City Secretary is hereby di-
rected to cause a copy hereof TO be
published in a newspaper published
in the City of WaXahachie. for
thirty (30) days, the first pub|ica-
ton to be more than thirty (3o)
days prior to the 18th day of Decem-
Der, the date of said election.
These amendments, or any of
them. if approved by the majority OF
the qualified voters voting at said
election, shall become part OF the
charter of said city, and be effective
from and after the votes cast at the
election, herein provided for. shall
have been counted. and the result
Of said election declared. and an or
der shall have been entered upon the
records OF the City Council declaring
these amendments, or any OF them,
adopted.
ORDAINED at a Regular Coun-
ell Meeting, this, the 3rd day OF No
vember, 1914.
Approved this, the 3rd day of No
vember, 1914.
f. b. PRINCE,
Mayor Of the City OF Waxahachie
Texas.
Attest: EARLE l.. GIBSON,
Secretary of the City of Waxahachie
Texas. ady2 8
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when you have society item iol
tne Daily Light call Mrs, George
wilson phone number 81. 1t takes
some time to get all the details Oh
ga oh social function and the manage
.,ont NJ t;,;s paper viii appreciate ~
- vou will assist By giving her tns
nartieulars as early as possiDie. u
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'akTMENT OF PUBLIC
sPEAkiNG TO GIVE RECITAL

"ohaay night, November 16, the
sr'ith'eht of Public Speaking OF
my University. under the di-
F@s'oh OF j. Emerson Nyc. will give
ashefit recital in the University
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Women suffer Terribly from hidhe'
TToubir.

Around on her feet all daY-.ne
wonder a woman has backaehe
headache, stiff swollen joints wearl-
ness poor sleep and kidney tfou-
bIe. they strengthen the kidneys
take away the aches, pain ana
WEAKNESS. Make life worth living
AGAIN Try Foley Kidney Pulls ana
so how much better you feel Cur
soe ,.,s stores. adv
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!" IIlcntiIntnt No. /.

Providing an increase i'll taxation
from twenty five cents to thirty
cents on the one hundred dollars
valuation, for current expenses.
Yes"
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IN BHigFNEN.i

M ORDINANCE.
Setting the darc for ma election
naming tina places Of hordior the
prne aud the ulanscar~ thereof 4r.-
siding the ltue and manner Of pub
ttcatjon, da-,rGinq tra ballot and
directing tha 4eefatarv to mail q cosy
.5f The ~ama TO each eta7ffiad t,+c,+.
For the submission 10 rlre agaIifio4
.atars OF tha. city eli tgaxaharhfa nrs,-
posed amendments r, the CA,r,er
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l,es.'
"Auentiincnt No. = -.

Providing that tue City Council
shah submit any proposition re
quested by the Board OF School
Trustees, to the vote of the people
for the issuance OF bonds for school
purposes
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MIDLOTHIAN CITIZEN
SUBMITS TO OPERATION.

Midlothian, Texas, Nov. 13.-W,
A. Few, a prominent farmer and
real estate man of this city, was
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"Amendrnent No. q.

Providing for five cents tax on
the one hundred dollars valuation,
Tor the purchase, maintenance, and
Improvement OF cemeteries, parks,
and other public grounds, and au-
thori2iug the issuance of bonds,
based thereon, for the acquisition Of
grounds for the purposes specified to
the amount of one-half of said tax. =
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- Yes
"Ancndnent No. 3.

Providing that the proceeds of all
bonds for school purposes be spent
by and under the direction of the
school Board,
Yes"
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cehaa1 Trnsteos= mi s,ia fttv and
.arh PICARD shall ha.ra aIl neree..,,q
mower IN mako Contracts tharefo. -
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Tim CIV Council gh.tr have mower
Within tka f,itv Nv or5iGan,a. ia am
uuq}lv lew and collect a[yaloreIq
taxes upon the property, real aud
personal, within the city aud not eX-
empt from taxation. ut not exceed
ms the following rate for the pHr-
pose specified, t0-W!t: Thirty COCO
cents on the one hundred dollars
valuation, Tor current expenses.
Amendment No. ).
The city Council shall have pow
or within the city b. ordinance to
annually levy and collect adval0-
rem taxes upon the property, real
and PERSONAL, Within the city, and
not exempt from taxation, ut not
exceeding the following rate for the
purpose specified to-wit: Forty
ltuel cents on he one hundred
dollars valuation for the payment
and retirement Of outstanding bond
al indebtedness ot tie City and for
the purchase or construction OF pub
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LNCal MNtket.

The WaXahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
produce today;
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r1n,ty 4 Brazos Valley f5out1loI
NJ, X. Il T.-Northbound.
INTEEU RB1N TINE TABLE,
North Bound.

Local cars making all stops
leave WaXahaehie for Dallas and all
Intermediate points $40 and GAS
a, N. Local ears from Waco pass
S:4S and 1o.4S Il. m. 12:4S, 2;tS,
.4;4S, 6;4S, and SIS p. IN.
aud 1870 p, m Car arriving from
Waco S;4S p IN. stops at Waxa-
hachie.
Limited cars from Waco and all
intermediate cities and towns tmak-
ing no country stopsl pass go,
$50 and 1l;30 a, M, 1880. $50.
$50 and 7.3o p. m. Car passing
$50 p. NJ. may make local stops
when necessary north Of WaAa-
hachic.
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The Daily Light gives the news
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Southbounti.

Local cars from Dallas (making
all stops) pass WeXahachie 80,
9:52 and l1.52 a M, 1:52. So,
5 81. 80 and 10:42 y. m. Car
passing 1;52 runs only to Hills-
boro, Local cars arriving from
Dallas 9:52 p. nj. and 12.42 a. III,
stop al WaXahachie
Limited car (Which may make
local stops when necessary between
WaXahachie and lIillsborol leaves
WaXahachie for Waco 6;42 Il. m
Limited cars from Dallas running
through to Waco (making no country
stops pass WaXahaehie Sc and
1912 a M, 12;42, 2:42, 442,
Ga and s:42 p, m Car passing
SAP p, m. may make local stops
when necessary south OF Waxahachle