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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
Mpr6-Dafota.

&i6ar6ton n. - Dur9 cine 60
ioGtnerploiton fam int 9a6en Der
&lein MercmttGe 60. Elm Brand gum
|Musbrube, ser 6en Internationally i'm
8ertbe BON $4,000 berni6tete. Sic
@erliderung auf @oaren un6 @ebdu.
oe belauft fi6 auf $17,500.
Didinion. = 9ie Mortbern
@acific @abngeieqidaft 1pur6e eriu6t,
bon @laoitom nab Sefor, Ser unga=
rii6en M%niteolung in 6ieiem County,
|eine 8meigitre6e 81 balten.
8iSmard. - Gin iberbei5ter
Sfen mar Ole lrfade, 6aB Sic &C.
iddftsrdume ser @ogsmen Maercantile
|@ompanp in @ogspen 6ur6 ein mii<
tberoes SJel1er IN Mide gelegt mur6en.
Ser Seuerf6a6en betrdgt $4,000.
@isbee. - 8iele 8etpobner 6iez
fer 9rti6aft moQen ELM tteaees &atb.
bm1s, cine eleftrifde 2idtanlage un6
cine bollita1r6ige 6e11erpebrausitat.
tung u11sgefubt feben.
Man6an.-3 met &l1tmpert rel.
mes @npfer iin6 bon 6. S. @ileD beim
@r1rmengraben, re1111 Metlen bon
bter, gefmn6en mor6en.
&enmare.- 5toatsienotor S.
81. @ngl1n6 bat it6 als por5igli@er
@~ebeimpoli8ift ge5eigt in6em er Die
|Geitnnbme bon Srnnf Doron, ser Elm
@eipann @fer6e a1f elmer maize 5lar-
ton geleeenen 6arm geitoblen batte,
peranlaBt bot.
Sarge. - Gilbert Sacobion,
@aiiirer Ser Sort &~aniom-S toatsbam,
berbrannte, als es at elmer @rploiion
fam, als er gera6e Elm Einten8er1g nit
@aioIin reinigte. Ser 28idbrige
Mann befan6 ii@ olletn in DEM &C.
bdu6e. 9ebteres bronnte nieoer.
@abpeton.- Mo6 6rettagiger
.5itnng bat ii9 6ie in &odfor0, g.
O., gebaltene g%eriammlung Ser
vMmerican Soeietp Of equity" bon
Mor66afota bertagt. Geo. g. 2oftus
mrr6e in ieiner Stelmngnabme geget
Sen &anoelsfll1b nnteritiibt;; er er-
fl4rte uno bradte getpeiie 6afiir, 6aB
Sic &an6lungstpeiie 6es @an6elsfll1bs
6ur6 sic &an6elsfammer beranlaBt
tpur6e. 0ie Delegaten gaben on, 6aB
iie al ibr @etrei6e 6ur6 6te genoiien+
idaftlide @erfanfsagentur a1f Sen
Marft bringen trob Ser berlo6en6ert
@reife, tpelde ibnen bon 8eit at 3eit
bon m6eren S~ammeIipeider : @efen-
i@aften gemadt tper6en. Sc tpar6e
Elm aus 25 &erionet1 b~eiteben6er Mus.
idnb ertpdblt als @ertreter Mor6bo-
fotas bel Dem Tarmers=M arfttonbe1n-
tie, tpeIder @ 20. 1n6 81. M1r3 in
MnneapoIis aeboIter mir6.
Gi6-9afpta.
Dea6moo6. - Guit bier Mil-
.Iioner 6orellen mur6en int Sabre
1918 in Sic fIieBen6en @etp6ffer bon
8Iaf Sins aa1sgefebt, tpie a1ts benz
Sabresberi9t 6es @ertpalters 8ootb
Ser 8atn6es< in Speor.
Ifib 3u erfebert 1T.
Mit@eII. - SSn Ser ISOLDE bonn
80. Mdr3 Bis gum 4. MpriI nirb
bier bon Sen &reintn1fIeuterr cine
|Mo6ei9mt beranitoltet tper6en. Mi9t
MIR Die ~1,elteiten Mo6eMe u11f Dem &C.
biete Der Sru1enflei6a1ng fonbern msd5
oie mooerniten MobeI un6 M1ttorto-
bile, Miiter 1914, tper6en babel 5ltr
|5dmt norban6e11 fem.
G~nflemon6. - Muguit Sum
tltren, a11f elmer Gdrm IN $antlin
@ourtp mobnen6, batte @eib 1ro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

Meile bon bier gelegenen Sarm. Mae
8armer, Die iib lebtes Sabr bier on
tauften, geben ii9 NIT Ser bieiigen
@egeto gang 5ufrte6en. - 6erbinan6
8alter bon 5auf Centre, steurns
Gonntp, eritattete ieinem friiberen
Madbarn @regor @egi6eib einen
m%ebrtagtgen 8ein9, mnb ibm 5u g.
ren peranitaltete Gan1ilie @egidei6
cine l1nterbaltung, mobei ser @eind]er
edit argenebme 8efamntidaften mad-
tie. - Mm Mberoe Dor Dem 6elte 6es
III. Weatbias matrbe Mfatb. Sanun1es
bon iet1pen 6reunoen iiberrai6t nn6
nit @liid&piini6en beoadt; SOS Set
perlief nad) edit 6e11ti9er @rt. - Sim
Mfontag, Den %. Sebruar, fan6en ii@
Ole Mitglieoer oes ct. Sobannes- rnb
oes ct. Mfomfa=8eretns BEL Ser So
Mile Meier nabe benz Street" BEL;
@eiang nno ion1ttge l1nterbaltungen
bereiteten redt erfreulide Stmnoen.
- 6ran5 Meier famfte maize @oloing-
foro IN @tearns County cine Garm,
sic er btnnen &11r5em be5iebet miro.
- Brmt Sobnlon S@mit bon Sebefa
%itattete Ser Samilie @0ler eine1 f11r-
gem 8eilt6 DID, Matb. @ammes beltbt
6as groBte rno iduerfte 5dmein in
6ieier @egen6; baiitte es nod 5mei Set
ne mebr, ma11 f0nnte Damn ga15 gut
le6s 8iertel 6ara1tS mad)en. - Man
bite itd Dor Sbrenblaiern; es iin6
oies Ste 9eltte, tpel@e Streit in SEN
Samtlten, in @eretnen mn6 iogar in
fatboliiden @emein6en bringen. So.
&e6 @ing. - Or. Sob. Bos<
morth @oll5ugSfefretdr ser Stoats=
MISREPRESENTATION fur Guberfu=
Ioie . Seimitdtten, bat BEN @mplab
bel @annon Sails, meld)en sic &C.
iu~n6beitsfommiiiion bon @ooob1te
County ols Soeal fir cine {olde
&eilsonitalt a11sgemdblt bat, gutge.
beiben. gs iteben Is M6er 2an6 am
@eeufer un6 20 Slider @alolan6 CUR
@erfiigung, un6 BORT fon init 6em
&oitenauftpan6e bon $4,000 sic Mn,
1talt erri9tet tper6en.
SEEM mIm. - &ier 1T Muga1it
&ellmonn, elmer ser geadtetiten 8ur-
ger nn6 Htontere Der Staot, I'M Sitter
bon Mber 81 Sabren geitorben; ct
1na9te SEN sSrbianer=Musbru9 NIT als
@ertbet6iger Seem l1lms.
DnIntb. - Grau &oiette
gdmabl, Mutter 6es @toatsiefretars
S1lius 5dmabl, bot bier int &reiie
ibrer &tn6er nn6 @nfel Sen SO. &C.
bursting gefeiert. Srau Sdmabl ba
Ell Ser gertbeioigung BON Sort @i6ge<
lep, Minn., mdbren1 6es Sn6ianer-
mftan6es bonn Sabre 1861 &11geln
gegoiien. = Somtagnadmtttag fan6
bier Unite SEN MuIpt5ten 6es Staats>
arbeitsbiiros cine 0ffemtli6e Ser
iamml1tng fir 6ie orbeiter6en Mao>
den Ser Sta6t tm @ertdtsgeba1oe
taH, tpobei beri6ie6ene 5ral1et ibre
3ungenfertigfeit befunoeten.
Eracp.- Sobn Me&ap's SUIT
terlooen, $. Gbar5ts 8lumbier=8erf-
1ta0ttte, 0'Depos &eltaurant, @ebr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
Illus dem nordweltett.
Minneiota

Minneapolis. - &rofeiior
M1blep Stormberg, 2ebrer Ser ifanot-
napilden spra6e an ser Stoatsuni<
periitat, entging am Mittmo6 NIT
fnapper Naotb bem 600 in ben SLANT
men bel einem &rano, tpelder feline
@eli6en8 einai6erte. Na6oem Der
@rofeilor feline 6~amiliemitglieoer ge-
rettet unb sic Be1tertpebr ouf telepbo-
nildem @ege berbeigerufen batte,
bra6 er, bonn &a19 iiberma1tnt, 5u-
1ammen nno muBte bon 6%eltertpebr-
Ieuten gerettet per6en. Ma6. Mnii9t
Ser Mer3te miro er fi6 erboleu. -
Ser Stuat W1innel ota Derlor 9onner<
itag ieinen Bro5eb gegen Die Sarmers
& Merdonts Sabing 8unf bon Wein-
; neapolis in Sad)en Ser @%eiteuerung
bon 8orbs oes Sn6iona nn6 Sfla-
bona Serritoriums, Die ii6 i'm 8e-
iib Ser 8nnf beftn6en. rSolde 8on6s
1inb mdt Der tenerbm, neil Tie bon
81noesagenten berausgegeben mur-
BEN" la1tet 6ie gntfdeibung bes
ObergeridtS. - Sin Mntitruitgelek,
6ns onen &nrteien na6 Moglidfeit
gerebt tpir6, miro bonn gegentDdrtiger1
@ongreB a1tgenommen meroett, tpae g.
6. Dnniels bonn Suiti5oepartement
Elm 8rloer 6es Observation-Disclosures, Dor
ser @onferen5 Der fibren6en Demo-
fraten Minneiotas bier berii9erte.
Gin a116erer &ebner mar Sobn @nlfb
bon MfhTun6, isis, elmer bon @ilions
s@o1pnqneIIeiterrt Dor beifen Nomirpa-
zion I'M Sabre 1912. Ser @onfere15
f6lob fi& Elm 8a1rt# az.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
9entidlanbs 8roteit.
@ufhinaton. 9. SCI

@afbtngtoM, 2. Mdr3.
De1tidIan6 bat eegen sic @eftim-
mlt1g Der 8urnett-@orlage proteitiert,
Die bon @tntpan6erern Die @orIegltrg
bon MISUNDERSTANDING fei-
tens meritanii9er @efnnobeitsin-
ipeftcren forbert. Das miro aIs @ir1<
griff in sic @ouber6nitGt Dentfd-
lambs al1f ietnen S9tffen betra9tet.
sStalien itebt a1f Dem gleiden Star6-
pltnft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

GreitO1t. - Mn DER Seter OeS
|6Oiabrigen gbeiubt1dums beS gbe.
paares Miidoel O'Gonnor nabrnen
neun5ig Gntelfin6er bes S%lbelpaares
|tbeil. &err D'Gonmor, Elm moblba.
BENDER Barmer, ser uber 80 Sabre
AIT 1T, ipra4 bic Soffmlng aus, BOB
|es ibm bergor1t fem moge, audi Dos
bunbert1te gnfelfino gu feben.
2itdfieI6. - Mitglie6er bes
|6armerflubs bon Meeter-G onnt ia.
ben I'M letten Sabre 153 8aggonla.
oungen gieb nab giiotst. &an1 per-
ian6t unb 6afiir $218,116 erbalten.
SergngBaI1s. @alter nno
g6min @afftpap ma1roen benz 8unoes~
|fommiiiGr 2eperien porgefilbrt nnb
under Ser @eiduI6ig1ng, m%ertbboaes
|@i9entbum perbeimIi6t gu baben, als
iie fid banferott %erf1arter, benz 8n1,
0esgeridt in DunbiQe, ST., Mbertpie-
len. Die 8iirgidoft maroe onf $4,000
feitgeiebt.
0uIutb.-@e @eibnadten an
elmer GrfGltung gelttten, lit &apitan
S1eumooo, elmer Der 8tonier= &apitali-
item, @ergtperfsbeitber nno Bonfier
bon bier, in leinen Samilienbeim 6a-
bier aus oem 2eben geidieoen. Setn
geadlub, in Ben ii9 Die @itttpe mnb
orei @ir16er tbeilen, miro ii6 auf meb-
rere Miuionen belaufen.
@irginia. - 8eim initnr5
zines @daGts Der. nntpeit bon bier
Nelegenen 1Mlpena=@rnbe Ser S1iper
t,on Mining So. fanren a1 Greitag
i 8ergarbetter I'M. 8m. SoneD,
mann, 25 Sabre alt nn6 berbet,
= nr1o Mngela @mmimtggi, 8erg>
IA Satire alt urb le6ig. Die
\murben %geborgen.
iner6.- Mit 3uitimmung
ente11 @oo6rom @illon tit
Eotpn nobe ser 1te11en Meine
qn-gupung Ore 60, feds
+ bon bier, r8oo6rotp"
ven.
e. - Sic 2i5eBfrage
N~erIten Mfale felt lan-
. am z. Mprt1 itatt'
+ mf Dem 8rogram11
La bier @danfmirtb=
lh umen $4,000 Sol.
lars abIen.
s. eiponoen5). =
j&nbel er feline 6arm
bei @ County, ber-
fo1fte,4 \bier eintref.
fen; ieih = ertporter
i'm ibon beter bonn
fiir6liiden 8 sine 5tpet
Meilen morn gelegene
|sSorm; 4urI& i fduf=
lid in Sen unDertbalb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
Ole @oliaet Ser

ct 8anI. ~ Die @oli5et Der
3millimgsiitdbte lit ouf ser Salde nod
etnem Ma,1re, Der fir ben merttari-
iden @anoiten @alpb 2ope3 gebalten
miro, Ser iib LANCE 8eit in einem
8ergtperf Bel Bingham, ntab, ber-
iteh gebalten batte, nab6em er ieds
&erionen ermorbet batte. so. 3tm-
merm1anrt, elm @fer6eba1r6ler, Der So
peg in Denber> Colo, getroffen bottle,
beridtigte Ser bieitgen &oli5ei an
Domerftag,. er fet 5iemli6 iider, So
pea auf ei1em 8fer0emarft geiebem gu
bqben. Mebrene Sre11nbe 3immer-
marnS be1tdttgten 6eiien Musiage. -
ltniperiitdtSreftor @inoent, Detan
@ooos bon Ser lanotpirtbidaftli6en
&ob1dnle, l1niperfttats : @ontroQenr
&apes, Staatsau6itor Sperion nno
stautsidatmeiiter Smith baben ii@
auf cine vouBeror6entlid)e" 8epilli-
gung bon $4,000 5tpeds &eriterat'g
mr6 Mnfm1fs bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Serum geeiniet. SIN pergangenen
Sabre bot Mim1eiota infolge Der
geud)e einen @erlnit bon ~ r flint
Miuionen Collars inbem
ein5elne Count; SEE
TRACE bon $25, 'tr<
Sen. 9os Ser1h err
ertrem1ten SGlle . r.
5iigli@ betnabren.
bent bes @ou51gsrm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@a., tp1rbe en6gilttg\
ser Acknowledgement +
mer6en ion un6 5tpor, |,
fer beitimmt, bonn 4. /
Suit.
8rainer6. - Die.
6ab oie 5oo=8abn 100 era,
5mr M%blieferutrg in 6ieler ga
felt bot, unb bob bic @ortbei
ciftc=gabn ebenfauS 100 gang tt
tie @r5maggons beiteat bot, ID.
6arouf binouoeuten, DOB Ole Client
ne1r eine 1tarfe 3unabme Der gr5h
len6mnger aus Ser @upura=@egen
norm1sieben un6 nit bieier 3unabme
S1ritt 5u bolten geiinnt iino. Ser,
mei1er ser Mortbern @aeific<8abn
lin6 an ei11em @eleiie BON Ser &anpt-
itre6e BEL 9oer6 Bis 51 Ser ie&s Mei>
len bon bier gelegenen Mine Ser Ga.
naoianzGupuma 60. beiddftigt. SHE
Mrmol1r=Mine SEQ. 2 ldBt in Sag
un6 Madtidi6ten orbeiten nn6 bn1
bereits einen Gorratb bon ettpa 49,
900 Tonnen lagern. Die @enneop>
Mine BEL Gnputra bat gegen 100000
Eonnen Iagern, sic M6ams=M}ine bel
IOrelan6 500 Eonnen. Sic &otpe-
M6iine miro cine eleftrtide M1tsriiltung
erbnlten fir 8mnp- nn6 bpbranlii9e
3pede.
Settings. - Sim 1. SSuni ion
6ie Strede Ser elettrii6en Gernbabn
st. Saul Southern electric &p."
bon ct. Soul Biz Settings fertigge=
iteqt fem. Dtes lift cine @rf1drung
6es General observation-disclosures Sonntag
ser Snternrbm Contribution &c.,
melde 6ieie @abnftrede I'M 8m1 bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
Sober @otbortii@e &ablette fiji

GoIep gatbortiide Eablette fin6
6l1rdaus effeftip, retrigen gang 1tn6
gar un6 fin6 ftets ongenebm I'M @ir-
Ten. sic entboltert bIo1te 6lieie, itn6
Elm Mtttel fir @eritopfung nn6 Der.
bidirterte 2eber ur1 Elm Comic fir Die
gimgetpeioe, tpeIde fi4 6urh ibren
@ebral14 beifern. @eril1dt iie. sic
perpnffen es mdt, 2inberung al brin-
gel, ur6 8nfrieoenbet 5a geben. gu
bdbe11 bei dIIe,r &d,toIern IN 81.
gIoll6. Mn8efge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

Sm nmor6nat1g geratbene Mieren per=
triaden mandjes @lenb.
Mit S6mer5 un6 @len6 beim So
&c, i6lafit0renoer 8laieni9ma6e
pabren6 Ser Madt, geplagte, miioe,
beruntergefomme1re Manner un6
6rauen allerparts fin6 frob 5u piiien,
oab 5olep NterenpiIen @eiun6bett
uno 5tarfe beriteqen mie a116 bas
reguldre @irfen ser Nieren un6 8la=
fen. gu faufen bel alien &Gnolern
1T ct. @lol16. = Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
SIR Die gatten5eit
oteme Dpl9enoeS:

Stride @ife, feline I'M @in=
. ter in ben Minne1ota @een
9efangene 6ii@e per
&funb.
6rii@er @a1ibut per
!. Bfun6. ...................14c
6rii9er @almo1 per
!. &funb.
:, 6einer frii@e Safe Superiz
) Or Fraut per &f6.......15c
, Stride i'm @inter gefan=
, gene @e@te per $780,. &c
Gate Superior @drtnse per
, Yfun6 .....................5c
@erduderter @eiBfi1@
, [9roB] per &funb. ....15c
!. Stride Muitern, brett aus
. benz Muiternla9er an Der
, &aite per Quart.
au@ Elm ooaitdnbiser @or=
roth an 9drin9en in 6db<
, 9en unb in @imern unb ale
, 5orten in &anner ein9ez
, mabte Sti4maaren,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

~ uue9ian @til lit Der @til fir
Se6ermanrt, mel9er glaubt,
~ oaB, penn CT gut getletoet
lit, er Ben @in0rud ma@en tann,
Sen er MAIDEN mtu.
Infer enforcement BON 5riibz
iabrStleibern 1@lieBt lebbafte uno
betGubenbe Mn5u9e Elm, @dblt ote
6arbe unb bas SHUTTER, bas @u9
am helten itebt. 8e5ablt 1r9eno
einen HreiS, ben SIR anSmdblt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-13
SHIVELY AND KERN TO
SEEK PARDON FOR MAN
Indiana Man Held in IeaVenwOrth
Hears Mother is Dying.
EHTFRPRIsE N9ss.

LAPORTE, Ind. Jan. 13.-Sen-
ators Shively and Kern of Indiana
and Sheppard of Texas are working
10 secure cIemency for a modern
Jean Valgean, who is now a convict
in LeavenwOrth, Kan. federal peni-
tentiary.
The cOnvlctS name is Frank Lamar
and while he was under the influence
OF drugs murder was committed in
Oklahoma. Lamar was a witness of
the tragedy, though believed not to
be participant and was given a
sentence of Is years. He was nOti-
fled in 1911 that he was eligible to
parole, but he refused TO make ap-
plicatiOn or TO permit one to be made
in his behalf. declaring that he pre-
ferred TO live in prison rather than
be exposed to worldly temptations
He recently learned that his moth
er was dying at Terre Haute. Now
he is longing for liberty, but has been
informed he is wanted for crime in
Texas. His parole holds good but re-
lease would bring rearrest.
The three senators are working to
secure his absolute pardon for all
crimes that he may begin life over
again.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-13
LANG STILL
Bees SECRECY FOR
CITY LAW MAKERS
Talks Turkey to Reporters and
Public at Council Session.
County Commissioners Want
Action on Bridge Question.

That the people-and the press.
upon which the public must so large
ly depend for information regarding
the actions and doings Of public SER
vants,-have a champion for publicity
in South Bends municipal legislature.
in its vice president, Jere T. Hagerty;
and, that those same people and the
press have an equally determined Op-
pOnent, so far as publicity is con-
cerned, in its president, Herman +.
Lang, was again openly demonstrated
at the regular session of that body
Monday night.
Stung by the criticism heaped up
on the council and himself for the ac-
ton of last Tuesday night in excluding
public and press from the meetings
of the committee of the "hole", the
presiding officer came forward with
another defense of that action.
Lang could find excuses for discard
ing partisanship in municipal govern
ment, and congratulated South Bend
on such an alleged forward step, but
he failed TO exhibit any of the initia-
tive one might expect from and ad-
ministratiOn so pledged to discard all
partisan methods-secrecy in commit
tee deliberations, included.
He could even see why a partisan
administration might be justified in
hearkening to the voice of the press,
but a citizens nOn-partisan admins
tratiOn, he remarked in almost as
many words, need be responsible to no
one save it's constituents, cOndoning
himself meanwhile by advocating a
program that would shut that constit-
uency eff from knowing anything to
hold the administration responsible
for.
Session a Brief One.
Announcement of the standing COM
mittees for the ensuing year; intro
duction of a resolution, which must
go through the committee OF the
"hole", that the council will not grant
any franchises to interurban or street
railway companies to cross any
bridges already built or yet TO be
built unless said companies shall pay
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-13
GLEANE rs PLAN To
EXTEND SPHERE
Extension of Cooperative Buy
ing and Selling Urged BY
Chief Cleaner thinner, Just
Reelected.

Plans for the extension of the. ac-
tivities of the Ancient order of Clean
ers which now boasts a membership
Of $4,000 in five states, will be ac-
lively pressed during the year accord
ing to II: /: thinner of Center town
ship. who was reelected head of the
order at the recent convention in To-
ledO.
A delegation Of % Cleaners from
this county returned from the con-
vention with several Of their number
named on important committees of
the order. Ernest Logan of Lake
vile was named chairman Of the COM
mittee on credentials; George Milli-
kin of South Bend is on the commit
tee on law. and Peter Oberly. Sump
ton Prairie, is a member OF the
grievance committee.
Membership rates were slightly in
creased at the convention in order TO
facilitate the extension work and TO
add to the insurance feature of the
organization. The increase will bring
the insurance division under the
Mobile act
Chief Cleaner thinner said Tues
day he expected great strides to be
made by the order during the year in
the direction of its avowed object
cooperation among the farmers tend
ing toward the elimination of the
competitive system among agricul-
tural producers. Federation, not eX-
termination. is the object OF the as
sociation, according to thinner.
Cooperative buying has already
been practiced by the Cleaners in
this section, notably in the case of
coal which was bought by carloads
and distributed TO members at a con-
siderable saving. Cooperative grain
elevators. creameries and milk de-
pots are also maintained in some sec
tions. Former Mayor Lew Shank's
trust busting" potato campaign in
Indianapolis was conducted through
the Cleaners, thinner said. and is an
example of what the order can ac-
complish.
All the arbors in St. Joseph county
will meet in joint session Saturday.
Feb. :. at the Woodmen's hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-13
YOUTH To PLEAD
GUILTY To THEFT
FROM EMPLOYER
Hawkins Did Not Attempt Sui
eide But Snuffed Chloroform
Got Habit in Hospital.

Ray hawkins, the youth charged
with embezzling S11.4O of the r. NJ
Ball Furniture Co., will probably be
arraigned before Judge Funk in the
circuit court Wednesday. Hawkins.
according to authorities, has indicated
his Willingness to plead guilty.
What was believed to have been an
attempt by Hawkins to commit sui
eide after his arrest in Michigan City
a few days ago, has revealed that the
youth has become a persistent user of
chloroform. According to his state
ment to Deputy Prosecutor Samuel
Schwartz. Hawkins inhales the fumes
of this liquid in much the same man
ner as cocaine users snuff flake
Hawkins told the deputy prosecutor
that he became addi ted to the use of
the drug following - sOjourn in a
hospital where he was taken after
sustaining injuries in an accident The
boys hand was crushed while he was
working in a mattress factory here
and in treating the injured hand ply
sicians used the chloroform.
Hawkins left South Bend for Mich
igan City after making the collections
for the furniture company, which he
is charged to have kept In Michi-
gan City he purchased some chloro-
form, telling the druggist he wanted
to clean his clothes.
Shortly afterwards he fell suddenly
TO the floor in a Michigan City sa-
loon. After he was revived Hawkins
declared he had bought the chlOro-
form for a toothache
When shortly afterwards he was
taken in charge by officers it was sup
posed he had attempted suicide. The
real story, however, was learned by
Schwartz, who examined Hawkins aft
er his arrest. The youth said he
pours little of the liquid on his
handkerchief and inhales the fumes.
His mouth and lips are badly burn
ed, evidently from the use of the drug.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-13
SHIPPERS SIDE OF
SWITCHING CASE UP
Hearing on suit to Compel Reciprocal
Arrangements is Resumed.

The hearing Of the reciprocal
switching case involving the order of
the state commission requiring rail-
roads to interchange cars on their
various team tracks in South Bend
Will be resumed Wednesday after
noon. Edward Daniels. master in
chancery, Will conduct the hearings.
The case Of the local manufactur-
ers and shippers Will be presented
when the hearing is resumed. Evi-
dence on behalf of the Grand Trunk
railroad, which is seeking to set aside
the order, was concluded before the
hearing was adjourned in November
The railroad offered proof that it's
facilities make it impossible TO obey
the order. Officials declared they
could do no more than care for their
own company's business, with present
team track and yard facilities.
Evidence viii be introduced on be-
half OF the shippers aimed TO prove
that the interchange is not only nee
essary but, possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-13
VOLCANO IN HEBRIDFS.

VICTORIA. B. c.. Jan. 1s-The
Canadian Australian liner Makura
brought news here Tuesday of a vol
canic eruption that has laid waste the
entire western part of the new Heb
rides island of Ambrym. Six new
crater- were active and Mount Minnie
collapsed on Dec. =. the liners officers
reported. Inhabitants OF the island
fed la boats just before the country
side was covered by a thick flow of
lava. Villagers along the southern
coast of the island also fled 20 the
open sea 90 escape the lava that rush
Ell from the volcano.
Many lives were reported lost an The
west part of the island although con-
nrmation OF the reports was LACKING.
II was known that scores OF old men.
women and children were left on the
island with no means OF escape except
i'm canoes and il was feared that some
of these perished.
The liner France was standing by
when the eruption began on Dec. o..
More than 800 persons were taken un
board 10y the vessel The France re-
manned long enough 10 see the western
half OF the island in flames which were
Wiping out houses and vegetation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-13
QUARRELD WITH HIS
WIFE TRIES SUICIDE
YOun-s Man Leaps Into River But il
Pulled out i'm Time.

William Leps, %, 1109 So. Franklin
St. respondent over difficulties with
his wife. attempted suicide Tuesday
afternoon by leaping into the St Jo-
seph river from the east bank. not far
from St. Louis st
]. l. Schwartz, 1888 Donald ST. saw
Leps jump in and rushed into the va
ter after him and pulled him out
Leps was weakened from the shock
and was brought TO the police station
half unconscious. His wife was no
titled and hurried 10 the station to ef-
feet a reconciliation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-13
DR.. FINK'S CASE TO COME
BEFORE BOARD TOMORROW
Special u NeWs-TLmes.

Special 20 NeWS-Ilmes.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 13- - The
board OF medical registration viii
meet here Wednesday 10 hear the case
of Dr. H a Fink. South Bend physi-
clan. against whom charges have been
filed bv Newton HOlycross. DR.. Fink
is alleged 10 have furnished Holy
cross son with a prescription for
heroin The boy was one OF those in
volved in the exposure at South Bend
last year which led 10 the passage OF
the drug law under which the Fink
charge was brought. The penalty IS
revocation o. license 10 practice.