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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19
SAYS STATE DOESN'T
NEED NEW BASIC LAW
Addison c. Harris Says I'm
provementS Can be Made to
Present Constitution.
FIRST PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING tt

FORT WAYNE, Sept. 19.-Address-
ing the Northern Indiana Editorial
association here today, Addison c.
Harris. an attorney of Indianapolis,
declared that the people Of the state
do not desire a new constitution. To
hold a special election TO elect dele
gates 10 the constitutional convention,
pay the delegates $40 a day including
Sundays while the convention is in
session. and hold a special election to
determine upon the adoption Of the
new constitution, ne said, would cost
TIE state Of Indiana something over
$1,000, O0c
Mr. Harris took up singly the rea-
sons advanced by those who desire
a new state constitution, among them
the need OF more prohibitive liquor
laws. women suffrage and questions
involving the right Of cities and towns
Co adopt their own charters and laws.
All these he answered by saying the
legislature has power to act on these
questions or the people have the pow
or now 20 amend the present cOnsti-
tuition at a small cost to the state.
The chief and main purpose" said
Mr.. Harris, "of the active promoters
of the new constitution. is 10 inCorpO-
rate In il a new form Of state govern
ment known as the initiative. refer
endum and recall. BY the initiative
is meant that when a small per cent
OF the voters present 10 the legislature
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19

bill. IL must be passed without
amendment whether it meets with the
approval Of the legislature or not, or
lative action. BY the referendum is
meant that when a law Is passed by
the legislature. its operation may be
arrested on the written protest of a
small per cent of the voters until the
law can he submitted at "A subsequent
election TO the people at large. And
by the recall is meant that any officer
from road supervisor to governor may
be charged by "A small per cent of the
voters with some dereliCtion of breach
Of official duty and be recalled without
giving the officer any trial or other
means Of defense or justification. And
included in this power it is urged by
many that any decision of any court in
any case may toe recalled and set
aside at the polls
Il believe that such a system would
be disastrous in Indiana Nor do
believe that any such system can be
adopted in Indiana"
Mr.. Harris recited the history OF
the state Of Indiana and told of the
first constitutional convention at Cory
don in June. 1916. He concluded:
II maintain that il is a part of the
law of the land of Indiana that our
state constitution and form OF gov
eminent must be a representative re-
publican form of government and that
the power OF passing laws is exclu-
siVely with the legislature and that
the power Of adjUdiCating is exclusive
IL In the courts"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19
WOUNDED GERMANS.
ARE At BORDEAUX.
Thousand Arrive in French
Capital During 0ay-Many
Are Happy and on the Way
to Recovery.
BY LAURENCE JERRo1D.

BORDEAUX, Sept. IA thousand
Germans wounded and prisoners. were
brought to Bordeaux Friday. There
also are 5000 wounded French sol
diers in various hospitals here.
I have just visited hundreds Of
French and German wounded. The
more seriously injured French SOL
diers have not been brought TO BOr-
deaux, but hundreds OF Germans are
in a pitiful state The hurts inflicted
upon the Germans By the French
15-M.M. guns are frightful.
Many Of the German wounded are
now quite happy and satisfied. I ssw
one young Saxon boy peacefully read
ing Die Gartenlsub" in his cot sur
rounded by French wounded. lie has
three bullets in him, out otherwise IS
quite well and writes his mother every
few days cheerful letters. He is
chiefly anxious 70 know when he Will
be able TO go back to work as a brick
layer
one OF the slightly wounded French
troopers told me he actually was res
cued by Germans.
Il pretended to be dead. as I
thought it safer" he said. The sec
ond German firing line was long
way of so when the first had passed I
got up and wandered along but two
stray German troopers caught me up.
[ thought I was done for. Not q bit
Of it, they actually gave me a hand
kerchief 10 bind my wounds. They
went off and a. I lay in the trench I
could not help roaring with laugh
ter. Both were wounded in the leg,
but one mans game leg was the right
one and other ones was the left one
and they looked ridiculous as they
hobbled Off
presently cavalryman came
along 1 thought ] was really done
for this time, but he turned out TO be
French hussar We both got on
his horse and travelled one behind the
other for about II hours. The hussar
kept me in fits OF laughter by telling
me not 10 lose my arm which was
hanging quite loosely I am nearly
al right now and At 70 go TO the front
again"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19
HIGHWAY BODY TO
MEET HERE SOON
F. A. Barclay, Union Township
Trustee, Proposes Plan for
Organization of Road Off,
Gals in Indiana.

Arrangements are being made bv
the Indiana highway commission ap-
pointed by Gov. Samuel Ralst7n to
laws and road conditions in the
state. for a meeting 10 be held soon
IN this district. probably in South
BEND IL is the object OF the com
mission 20 get IN touch with road of
ficials and the general public al this
meeting Gatherings OF the same ma
ture will be held In every district
throughout Indiana Announcement
Of the time and place for the meet
ing will be made within a short time.
according 10 q report from the com
mission secretary.
The members Of the commission as
selected by Gov. Ra lstOn are Addison
g. Harris. Indianapolis. chairman.
Thomas + Taggart French Lick:
Leonard F. Clore, LapOrte. William
r. O'Brien. Iawrenceburg. and Prof.
r. l. Sackett. Lafayette. The sec
rotary is Luke W. Duffey Of Indianap-
oils. Each district is represented by
one member OF the advisory board.
Aaron Jones Of South Bend being the
advisor from the j 9th district
1t. Joseph County Mans Proposal.
F. A. Barclay. trustee Of Union
township. ST. Joseph county. presents
for the organization Of road officials
lie writes: The present system is
defective. The repair and mainte-
nance OF roads through the present
supervisor system is ineffective and
very expensive. II is indeed a seri.
ously wasteful system. and fails to get
desirable results.
The present land tax system for
road work is wasteful AMI absolutely
Ineffective IL should be abolished
and direct road tax payable in cash
through the regular channels sutsti-
tuted
There should be more scientific
road construction and with il a. uni
formity throughout the state. This
can only be brought about through a
state system with a state director as
sisted by a county director and with a
township director for each township.
The state director should have ade-
Guate power All roads constructed
in the state should be under his gen
eral direction The county director
and township director should be UNI
der the state director
VIII Assure Uniformity
such "A system viii assure uni
fOrmity OF construction under recog-
nized principles and road building.
and will prevent mistakes, errors and
waste. Ii will make for economy and
efficiency. provided it is directed 10y
trained. efficient men who know.
"Our present system is obsolete
by al means let it be changed to-
ward the lines already indicated and
toward the conservation of the peO-
pies money"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19
Catarrh of the Internal Organs

Mr.. James N. Powell. 40. 1920 ".
Walnut St, Rosedale. Kansas. writes:
About four years ago suffered
with a severe catarrh or the bladder.
which caused continued irritation and
pain. I was miserable and could not
stand up or walk for any length OF
time without extreme WEAKNESS and
pain. 1 began taking PerUna and Il
greatly relieved me and I'm eleven
weeks was completely cured and
felt Ike a new man"
Those who object to liquid u,edis
cine can row procure Peruna in
Tablet form.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19

Mrs. A T. Powers, r. r. 7, Box 121.
London, Ohio. writes: Z write 70
thank you for the wonderful good
your Peruna has done for me. I was
a sufferer from kidney and bladder
trouble for twenty-five years Two
years ago I began TO take Peruna.
and I only took about three bottles
and today I can say I am a well
person"
Catarrh IS liable to affect any OF
the internal organs. This IS especially
true OF the bladder which IS very
frequently the seat OF catarrh. This
is sometimes called cystitis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19
ARREST SUSPECT.

Joseph E. Flanders OF West Somer-
vile. Mass. was arrested Friday
morning and will be held here until
the aerial circus is completed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19
CATARRH Of kidneys
And BLADDER
Peruna Saved Me

MrS. Powers whose address is given below
her portrait, is ardent friend u Per71na-
She says.
i am thankful 20 tell YOU that my old
trouble has never bothered me any since you
received my testimonial Any one wishing
TO know the facts IN my case. II they VIII
write me I VIII be glad 10 answer. Your
medicine has saved me. and gave me per
feet health. I frequently meet friends that
knew me when I was IN poor health They
ask what has made such a change in
me. I always tell them that IL was the
nerve remedy. Peruna- I shall praise Peruna
as long as I live"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19
TO HAVE SAVING MONTH
New Workers to BE Taught TO Horde
Part OF Earnings.

NEW YORK. Sept 19.-New York
ers are to be taught the art of saving
A campaign TO make October
thrifty month was begun Friday by
Mayor MitChels committee on food
supply. During next month every eff
fort will be made 10 impress upon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19
MUST NOT DISCUSS WAR
New York school Teachers Are Told
to Forget Conflict.

NEW YORK. Sept 1s.-Refererces
% the European .,lr will he tabooed
in the public schools Of greater New
York Teachers have been ordered TO
avoid any reference 10 the conflict
The event is too big for contro-
versy and the schools should reflect
the feeling of the whole republic. thar
OF pity and profound sorrow" SAYS the
order
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19
MUST CLOSE ON SUNDAY
Mayors Must Enforce Laws or An
swer 60 the Public.

GARY. Ind sept 19.-Saloon keep
ers have received reports that the
Ant-Saloon league VIII serve notice
on the mayors ~ Gary Hammond.
East Chicago and Whiting Co keep an
saloons closed on Sunday Failure tc
comply IL is said viii result in in-
parchment proceedings against the
executives
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19
EDITORS FAVOR PEACE
Urge Terms Of Settlement of Present
European Wars.

ST LOUIS Mo. sept I9=The
Missouri Press association at its SEES
sion Friday adopted resolution Iav-
oring the disarmament IF the nations
and urged terms of settlement OF the
present European war which will i'm
sure permanent peace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19

NJ II. Champion, a Grand Trunk
brakeman who was stabbed Thursday
Di~ht was reported improving at Ep-
worth hospital last night. Loss Of
mucn blood weakened him in the be-
ginning. but he has since grown
stronger
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19

persons of imprOvident or extrava-
CANT ha bits the importance of being
thrifty. Efforts will be made also
TO secure loans for those who need
help in order to lay in the winter food
supply. A public market Will be
opened in Staten island. where prod
ucts from the farm will be brought
direct and sold to all corners.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30
Sfub, Qa6ri6ten.
cincinnati, 30. sSanuor 1911.

cincinnati, 30. 3anuar 1914.
Ter StiofIus iit i'm fallen begriffen uno
bate 9eitern Nbeno bel bieiser Staot etten
g9aiieritanb uon 2s7 SUB.
Die iolgeno.n 7epeid,eu traien udbreno
bes sehrigen {ages bier elm:
Rittsburs, Ba - Der Mus bat sinen
Rafiertano BON go guB uno iteigt.
Gbarl.stpu, R. ga. -- Ger 5lus bat
einen BaHeraauo non IL SUB uno idllt.
Bortsmouts, g. - Ter fSluS bat .i.
men Baiisritono BON 25.5 JuB une fdlt.
9artsrsburg w. va. - Der SSIuB
bat einen 8afierAano BON 1873 TuB II. fdllt.
Ranapba Jalls, @. 8a.--Ter Siu5
BAT sinsn Bafsrftoub BON "a Jus unb fallt-
ST. Dfeafaut. 8. ga.--Ser SSIus bat
einen Raferitone BON 1873 Jub uuo fdllt.
Gutle.tsburs Rp. Ter ;ylab bat
eineH @aiiereauo Don PAT JnB unb falli.
2ouispilIs, Rp. - Der iylu5 bat .i.
neH 8aiierfauo BON 9.s JuB nno iteigt
GpaRspiIl., 5ub. Ser 5lub bat
einenssafitrsano uon l59 5uB uno iteigt.
Gairo. Ja. - Ser ;Slub bat einen Rai.
fertaHo BON i1.6 JuB uno feist.
Tlempbis. Tenn.-Ter 3IuB bat etnen
BdlicrStaRb BON 7.9 ,Sus uno idat.
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Dss Dssfanst barus In bsrfdlsn Ssn:

Ninhpis - 7ie Wahirnae mar nur
mdbia uno oie Srstie waren aetig. -
RiIhtabs iine sbsnlaas anusranbert &c.
bIisben.
GAwere Stisre es.7S-T.s0, Grtra $s. IS,
C4fsm e<0o-5s0, SIsif4ssnisTs es.7s--
It's. sxAsylsfsRs Bic sytSa o7.85--S.O0, Bel.
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100. saSsrl sfsns BIZ sytxs oe.1o-s.7S,
ganHeyS t8.Oo--4.25, Cutters e<-35--5.O0.
grfra N35-5o0, 6ts6srs xRs SssoerS
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BuIIen. - Die oufatr nor nar md6ia
nnb bic greife itstla.
dRaeers sNb leiAt, ex.00--s.o0, Bologna
e6.0o-6Iss, Gr.rs eas0--T00, fstts DsteR
oe.G0-7.00.
GdIbeI--gei aismIi6 gutter Ranfraas
nub nur mabissr 3uiubr mar Der Usarfi
netia.
eytsa bradtensli.o 90, fais III snts Iei1ts
e8.SO-107S, sssinArs uab Sssbs $3.50
1O.2e.
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nen mar beute ser,n8 unb bic Breifs in.
friesbeijsn mn &c hoeer. Ieidbte Werfanbt.
fprten unb Ssriei iinb lonefam snb netia
Oess ~ snSerIeime 0s.ps1unos- u. elsi.
lf4ssissssa ea4S-s.s6, sseiaas ~ sxess
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tern y x-iss trsasm Sssf.G 4irssn ss5.eo

tern lsK-ise, trSasns Seef.G 4irssn es5.oo
5000.
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Tern f0-1oKe, isort Riypenititen To-
1OKe, ftsrt clear 6siten 1o--loKe, EXTRA
f5ert eeiten I0-i0He Bellies 1sH--l6Kt
per 3funS.
Nebf unh Uetretbe
Nsbi.-- Wintsr Batent Gas - $50
0inter Hascs 4S.9o--4.i5, 0intsr Has
nilp $500 $50, grtra $s.O0--S.ls, or.
siH6rss e3.76--2e5, parter @sisen 8atsnt
tS7S--S.00. 20. foncs eS.85-4.35, DO. "a.
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$50 Dbis. 9ihiners SyinifbeS 0oees auf
Der 0oitS BON ti.S5 Der 0alloHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30

leiens fdpers fetie Glue es.s0--s.0o, Grtra
$s.10, Gtass $3.50 - 100, Grtro $40
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Jerfel BON 110 Bfunb nHb nsniSes 5000
7.66.
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itetig.
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erlsiene S4.25---4.o6, orbinAse bts sste s2.75
--4.1b, Sdhriinge t5.50--6.50.
Skinner. Gytra $500, sute bis
axserlefene 47.24-790. srbinAre bIS Suts
355o-7.0o, 5dbrlinge e5.5o--e.5o.
gl:easa 90. Sanuar 1914
HeiAts $500 - 8.25, se.
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100, 6toderS uns Hstoers $40 - $40,
4the uns 5.ifsr, sss0--8.50. kaEber $3.50
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samHer: eintsimifds s8.75-7.9o. Wartt
ftetia.
1afutr. Sdnein. 22,s00, Tino.
piet $500 nns 2amnsr 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30

4uh in Dsutihlano BAT Der Sport
IN neuerer 3eit Ia pobl etnen tpeient.
liteu Iufidtpuno aenommen. Qbcr
cdE mdht iih bod nur btt benz iuneen
Bolt aelteno. Wsnn 10 oi. 9Iiithe Der
criten duasno oapon aeFlpqen 1t. pi:
gl1nner in Die piersiaer uno fiiuf3iasr
Sabre tommen uh nein, Das ailt 10
nur bon @nalanb. 9si oeutihen Mdnz
uerH iteat iih pisis bIiithsuloie 3el:
nur au DIT ihon um bic 0dlfte Der
.Sahre friibsr Elm. lie bsfleiBiQsn ii1 10
riel aet!iaer zines oeissten GebeEspan.
Dis. lsaen iih ON Stat uno Stamm-
tiih oenn aud baIo oas 8ollmdB oes
nationalsn saiqenumfanos au uno
ibeu frlbaeitio ben oeutiben glatio=
ndlruf elm: .gs 3iebt! - Is sieht!"
- pie ih in meinsm gIheL6en .ods
oerIpDbnte DsutitIaub" mshr i'm Gin.
aslnen barQethau.
Snbeien iit nitt aud ba bereit5
ciHe Wonsluno s!naetreten2 Shou
osr ieBt 10 all1emein betriebene cole
Stilauf nit ieinsm me1r ols nur tret.
mathematician 4ufftisl uno Ieinem
purssIbaumrsihen QbitieQ ihnfT: bod
einiQe S:rpequRa Eno nuB len. erite
9iiitbe ihon TIM Elm grflcdltbes per.
ihoben hdben. Iber 1T man bort
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in enalano aefhiebt - bic parliament
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bah Die 80risnmGnner penn aud
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ter chamber peranitalten2 - aaum
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bei Fpohl ausnehmen piiroe2 -
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lunqspetie zines hoben prdlaien an.
nlutben, eiues Siidofs Der proteitan.
tildpen Staatstirdye, Der lestbin in of.
feHtliter Reoe srtlarte, sr. elm Tiinf-
unoiiiHfaiaiahriqer. iperbe Is nit pie.
len isiner altsrslenoilsn nod in iez
benz Spieie aufnehmen. Gin sIeihdl.
tsriaer Sbsrit bob fluas ben hinge.
porienen Sonoihuh auT, uno nun lit
man atIpaEut. in neihen Spieleu bic
6siee 0erren, bic bod islbit nah ena.
liihen Seariffsn bart an Der Grenss
Der e-iien etuaeno aHQe!anat. iill mits
chamber meiIen perosn. fsuBblu t0n.
nen Die geioeR oilein ia niht mitein.
AMBER fpielen uno eberio ipeniq Gritet.
1tsr Self. 5ennis, Raofabren -
ODER iollten iie iih init 9illaro uno
1saelidisben beaniiusr unb - oamit
aueeben. oas lie nid)t mebr in gliithc
itthen! Dir haben lanae niGt3 ip.:s
ter bon Der 5erausforosrunq Ssbort,
fie in alisn 53eitunaen reht brett ae-
lrsten mar. pieaeiht cat Der 6err Si
Idol iih bic Sdte nod emma! ii5er.
legt, pie er IpobI - iriiber bate fhltn
;olI.n. gielleitt bat er Die bsraus.
forbernoe 4subsruna audi aaralht IN
benz Sinne asmeiHi, rpie lie aafasfab.
fpnroe.
CnaIiid,c 6ohseiten finh itets burf1
Ginfahheif ausasasihuet astpeien. Gin-
Aia6heis ano. sius a:triiV - .Sasu.
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fern, bic duf Gin bdibes StiinDden unp
lei es audi nur cine Biertelitunoe 0ers
lcnQeruno brdnoeH. ltnb bon ibrem
Stdnbpunfte aus iit ibnen bas aetpit,
nttt au Derargen. 4ber Wlr. Bun 1T
ellen etn 'oltDer Wlunn unp min es
blet6er roer rpenIqItenB ben Sbein be-
mabreH -- 10 ldnge ibm nod ausiDes
&c often iteben.
8ie lett in 2onbun Manf.itsr,
Bdri5 uno Ris3d aleihseitiq oebruGt.
nDatin Wtail" nit elmer @eIammtluf
icae Don $4,000 Gremplnren bietst
lhren Geiern auber CcrlGbli6em
uao anocrem 2eieItoff II. 4. audi
tin 8iro gum ans uno Yertauf BON
8erthpapieren. Elm Rsiie-8iiro nie
dEh Elm Stelleupermittlunasz 8iiro.
Dir uber bns 2eBtere eaen per0fients
i!hte Qustunft oiirfte reniqftens III
iDftrn BON sSntereiie Iein, als lie un5
uber Die @5ebdlter Derer, bic Steluna
erlanat baben. einiQe rsht beseihnenoe
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Der idhrIiChe 8urd)ihnittslobn fir cine
&Od)in auf $50 Wtdrt, fir 3ofeu auf
$40 Wiart. fir 6ausmdohen auf All
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tir Gr3ieRrInnen auf - - --- 800
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