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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25

This is Mrs. Andrew 2. Coon, a
well-knOwn Chicago club worker.
She is one OF the women who be-
lieves thoroughly in suffrage, but who
does not believe in thrusting il upon
others. unless they are ready to re-
oeive IT,
When the question Of bringing the
suffrage amendment before the last
General Federation of Women's clubs
came up. Mrs. Coon thought IL should
not be introduced. fearing some
members We're not vet converted 10 il.
Mrs. Coon thinks the spread OF a
principle must be effected through
teaching carefully and slowly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25

WASHINGTON. d. C.-Johnson NJ.
Camden. wealthy son OF the late Sen.
Camden from West Virginia. has Just
been seated in the senate as success
sor 10 sen. Bradley OF Kentucky.
The new senator joins the demo-
cratic ranks. giving that party So out
OF the total senate mem bership OF
90, which is completed again by his
presence.
Sen. Camden is 90 years old. and a
resident of Versailles, Kentucky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25
MRS. BELVA LOCKWOOD
DISLOCATES SHOULDER

WASHINGTON, June - Belva
Lockwood, the only woman who was
ever a candidate for the office of pres
ident Of the United States, fell in her
law Office today breaking her arm and
dislocating her shoulder. She is 81
years old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25
JOSEPH TOROK

Joseph Torok 40. zoo Kendall St.
died at Epworth hospital Wednesday
morning. He leaves "a wife and four
children in Hungary. He was buried
from St. stephens Hungarian church
this morning at . o'clock. Rev. Father
Narlaky offciated and burial was in
Cedar Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25
GIET ANNOTNCEn

BOSTON. June 25.--John D. Rock
efeller gave 100000 Wednesday 10
help wipe out the Indebtedness OF
S2Te. 600 the combined debt OF the
BaTtist missionary societies. The gift
was announced at the northern Bap-
tizt convention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25

NEW YORK. June 25.-Basing its
statement on information secured
from passengers of the Imperator.
which locked at Hoboken today, an
evening paper asserts that Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt was unconscious for
twenty minutes as a result Of a chill
on the second day out from Southamp-
ton.
Col Roosevelt is a very sick man."
the paper says.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25
SOUTH PRODUCES WHALE OF A FAT
MAN-GRAND GOLD MEDAL HUNT
FINDS 585-POUND GEORGIAN

TOday'S Champion Fat Man, W..
7. BrinSon, is a Farmer,
Who Lays Claim to News
Times Gold Medal Fat Man
Championship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25

Joseph Torok. age -. laborer. to
Mary koViacs. age IS.
James Oliver Curry. age 81. iabOrer
Kalamazoo. Mich. 70 Sarah Ethel
Hawley age %. Kalamazoo. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25

HILL CREST. Alta. June 25.-Two
more bodies were located today in the
Hill Crest mine which was wrecked by
an explosion last Friday. but owing 20
the debris il will be three days before
they can be recovered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25

CHICAGO-Police and fremen
were forced 10 tear away a portion OF
two brick walls in order 20 rescue
Eva Miller. six years old. when she
became wedged between two build
ings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25

The Mates orchestra OF pieces
has been engaged TO furnish music for
the Wednesday evening parties at
Fischer's hudson Lake Park. starting
June 10th. SfSm s:15 70 1o:45 in the
evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25

TODAY'S STANDING IN
FAT MEMS CONTEST
Weight
". II. Crimson, WaycrOSs. Ga. $50
John Busch. Stockton, Cal. 400
Big sam Irwin. Three Rivers,
MICH ...--....... ........ 472
Webster Rusk, Seattle, Wash. .375
SOUTH BEND CONTEST.
ID. \. Westbury $40
DIR. l.. j. Smith. .... 300 plus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25

Fancy 25c-4o fancy crepe White Blue Lavender Pink
and Tan-a SOC quality which selling Csc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18
DOUBLE TRACKING
L.C.R.R.P ADUCAH
TO PRINCETON
Work is Being Showed as Rapidly as
Possible and Large Force is
Engaged.
Princeton Barner.j

Things are booming on the /. c.
railroad between here aud the Ten
lessee river in connection with the
double ira liking which has been in
Progress several weeks.
At this place work is going Or
Cay and night, and the heavy blast
ing heard throughout the day and
night too, would puj to shame the
Zig guns now in action in the Euro
pean country.
The construction work between
the south yards and Cedar Bluff Il
under the contract of the H. c.
Hodge Construction Co., of Bir-
min CHAM, Ala, and ii is quite a
sight to see the large steam shoyels
IL action, together with the heavy
blasting
1t is claimed by the Hodges Con
struction company that the work
}nder contract will last something
like year. which will mean large
/ ay roll at this place
At Grand Rivers lively scenes pre-
vail, the old office building, erected
ir the boom days OF the place, has
leen taken over as headquarters for
The civil engineers and construction
PEOPLE The old furnace, which cost
over million dollars has been pur-
chased for scrap iron by st. Louis
concern aud will be removed SD that
the construction work and double
track laying can proceed.
The round house here is about
completed, and is said to be the
most up to date building OF the kind
possessed by the l. G. system. The
tnrntahle is operated by electricity
with all equipments necessary TO
Take II a success in every particu-
lar. The Princeton Light & Power
company has connected its wires
and will furnish power for the turn
table and lighting the round house
and premises.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

Press
b, on august It'll Marquette with 1870 pas
arrived tonight from Antwerp sue
halted British warships Ihree times sue
vas brought Ia BY shots bow within short dis
aac Boston lights a O'Clock tonight
eleven fearful OF cap
by English Channel she was held up
British cruiser stopped her two days
IT. docean by English vessels ana
onieh barely beyond she forced 10 stop oy
Most passengers with possessions
ONE only clothes they
Buffalo, said she arrested
spy n Antwerp her flight from
Petersburg
finally herself
lighting Ltege and of the riot
mobs at Antwerp
the Marquette told Of
long intervals without food sleep
Phillip University his
Antwerp
associated
London, August lSThe Paris the Telegraph EX
hange the will
With his other subjects
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

japanese authorities without con-
dition or compensation the entire
leased territory of Kiau Chau. with
a view to the eventual restoration
of the same 10 China,
"The Imperial Japanese Govern
ment announces at the same time
that in the event of it not receiving
by noon, Aug. %, 1914, an answer
from the Imperial German Govern
-ment signifying its unconditional
acceptance of the above advice or
dered by the Imperial japanese Gov
eminent, Japan will be compelled to
take such action as she may deem
necessary to meet the situation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18
AMERICAN COWBOYS TO
SERVE In FRENCH ARMY

Paris. Aug. l7.-Several Amerf
can COWBOYS have enlisted for ser
ice in the rough rider squadron
which is being recruited for the
French army and Will be ready to
&c to the front in about ten days. p
number OF Englshmen, some noted
French polo players and other msr
famous for their horsemanship have
also enlisted
Three wealthy Americans are said
to have given their assurance that
they will outfit tie rough riders
with the best horses obtainable.
The rough riders will be eouinnad
with dust gray khaki TUNES, whfa-
cord breeches, black leggins, big
hats. sabers and automatic pistols
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

Germany demanding the with
drawal Of German warships from
the Orient and the evacuation 0
kiau Chau, is as follows:
I'VE consider it highly importan.
and necessary in the present situa
ton to take measures TO remove the
causes of all disturbances of the
peace in the Far East, and to safe
guard the general interests as CON
templated by the agreement of
alliance between Japan and Great
Britain.
IN order to secure firm and
enduring peace in Eastern Asia, the
establishment of which is the aim
OF the said agreement the Imperial
japanese Government sincerely be-
lieyes to be its duty to give the ad-
vice to the Imperial German Govern
ment to carry out the following two
propositions:
Il. To withdraw Immediately
from japanese and Chinese waters
German men of war and armed yes
sells of all kinds, and to disarm at
once those which cannot be so with
drawn.
-. To deliver on a date not
lhter than Sept. 10 to the Imperial
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18
ROTTERDAM, WITHOUT
TRADE, IN NEED OF FOOD

Rotterdam, Aug 7.-Rotterdam
lis on the verge of starvation. Tee
situation here is probably worse
than in any great city, as Rotterdam
depends wholly on her sea-earryirg
trade, which is completely para
lyzed.
1t is computed that within a,week
1000 to $4,000 families will be
starving and penniless.
Queen Wilhelmina has opened a
national fund with a gift of $10,-
600.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18
associated Press.
associated Press.

Ass0caed Press
Washington August 7apaIs sudden into the European
situation factor that might quickly the the
conflict the Far
The attitude of the United Stat
on-nererehce in the
Published a
f satisfied with Japans promptly Secretary
Fumuly tonight at the direction the President
Diplomatic dispatches brought further
future of either Ge,nany Washington
Inverted for the moment the
consideration OF how American pos sons the ultimately
might be affected by the result the
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18
NEWSOF THE RIVERS

Stage of river 8 6 feet fail Of
/ during the precedil2 : hours.
River Bulletin
Little change is expected within
this river district during the next
two or three days.
R. T. LINnLEY.
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

FaFh August lit officially announced by the War Office
french hee has sunk near Antvari Monnel
eed this is the same battle mentioned in Nish dspa
" was SAID two washiEn had been Budua Austria
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

Paris August l7Myon errc American Ambassador has ae
o an ner Of the French supply
IN special train leaving the Department OF Hauto
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

caei Press -
1SA Paris dispatch to the Daily le'e'"I ~
I'll ia ortea an British and German war
MI; t occurred of tb4 canary islands 1t the German
rb has been has been cap"fed
rhe British cacia information regarding MS
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

feEn Aug 1.-THE Chinese Government following the ulmaun
@ " Japan to Germany preparing by its owe
ne"" Chinese troops by to that point today
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18
associated Pr oss

Berlin (yia Copenhagen and London
mans who have Lgard The fighting
ed seven hours under burning opposed
superior forces
brilliant two especially dangerous being taken quickly
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

9 L. me Hesan War Office announced today that
'erman cavalry which been defeated in pevioys agting ,no
sunday to take the against the F,apch flor i a
'ot We're driven back
rms dispatch
~ only eeh miles southeast Brussels 1t indicates that de-
p inc continued elaine the Belgian War Office the
nave 0eeh aDe 10 push their
Belgian capital Wayre battlefield of waterloo and was
mat e fhch under Grouchy unsucesuly engaged the Prus
~ ~ one OF he ensasenents Just prior bat
"efmah and French outskirts Of
odng to guard from Dnant arrived at Namu TODAY He re-
"Fed that train service between Namur had been p
fyoir is ton miles OF Namur
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

Nsh August 1.-THE today that a
naval sunday by warships OF
Austria and France and Austrians defeated.
Wa official statement follows;
IA naval warshps began off
Budna Austria The French
soadror coming from the southwest attacked wahp
Two fire and fourth fled
nohv2ds toward than an hour
Frdua is uamaia southemot town OF the Austrian
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

officially staff nsterbng is only fifty
the strongly fortified German seaport 1t
inhabitants and Gumbinen has 5000
The general German aeopanes had
Russian agators had been
their operations and had obtained Information OF
the Austrian frontier
Poles Offering
the Russian but the other German
etan have armed loop holes their
dwellings
Another ofc announcement made by the
Russian Government which neither the locality nor
ne O casualties 1t follows;
with three ataons OF German
infantry The ground rendering impossible the
charged the Germans on foot the latter retreat
inc Russian ose slight
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

OF petersburg August 15Tlc thriving cities of
"eroug and cnmlnen by invading East Prussia was
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

London War ONCE and
Adriatc disposed to dis
Hard lighting gopg allies Germans
miles Of Brussels according
Central This dispatch that tha
battle opened artillery. After several
and the crack
the musRea mingled wi ne o the
Cavalry horsemen charged
formation attempt to sabre the
summers suffered heavy losses from the
accurat and steady directed against them.
Berlin
shortly
the German capital today. /
the headquarters special which
hey Travelled Nainz
n strongly fortified cities Of
lc Gc man Fup AxlaChappelIe where
Rome dispatch last arrived
Rome August Tribune it has learned good
authority that Greece CONSTANT
aopc Turkish the frontier OF Tha
the turkish Governments will mobi
ize her
army have reached
home dispatch says British battle
they bocadiug Anva
Montcnegro
London Embassy issued statement f,fr
afternoon saying Dnant was the most successful il
VIII me Frcpch have n he pres war
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18
suicide OF mrs.
MATTE ALFRED
At bLANDV|LlE
Ends Her Life by a Bullet From Her
acknowledgements Trouble
Said to b. Cause.

Mrs. Matte Alfred, wife of
Charles Alfred of Blandville. KY.
ended her life yesterday morning
at 6 80 o'clock by shooting herself
III tho head with a revolver
Charles Alfred is lumber dealer at
iRlandvilld Domestic trouble is said
to have been the cause OF the suicide
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18

NrwERp AT GERMAN APpRoACHREIGAN CAPITAL MOVED TO
Concluded from Page Columns 6 and ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-18
SUBSTANCE OF JAPAN'S
ULTIMATUM TO GERMANY

~ IL L. ts,s ~ p lassa's ultimatum to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-10
FIVE Subway TRAINS
FROM BROOKLYN ARE
Stalled UNDER RIVER
1nnEsanIs ~ Way II NDri,
Az behaved During lir
Rush rinlr.

Tfnusiiuts riuilr to- NOV y orr, riiiii
,tsper,ten ir,1ou tn. siipvl, tor trans
portitioi w-rc h4G Nv from FIVE o.
twcn,v minute thf morning xliortts
petor, 8 o'c,nci viieu fivr trains wer.
asiu a. tn tii,cc beneath lalst Hive
py a short circni ciuse ny q EBronc
train thi' ,ct' tn riItnut. Nvcnit
station i. -.
tn xaor' circuit occurred inins-
diattiy ate t.. Hc-tfbouni' tran
cntcrcL In, tunnel utncr trains dv,
T. folior iaiatoiiat.iy wcrc iipri AZ
.owcr tD STIR. whit triias airexrs
Il tn, tunn4 Sver. li4S, twenty min
s;tss wall, =. ~troEOt, crew rrensodicd
tn, oIas.lxv tssveral thoaaarAl yper
SOFA f.1geta y tilc darsusess c6f In.
tslc, fl eeneith ta1 river. la,id sSDe0-
illted Oh rshethe' tn uxe. MAJ
sprl;nF q teAA
~ FLitpasi avtnii. station 'tnosc
VIZ on,srscl rrcn I-5lf lsaanai tnains
rronn Bay ltidxe l,iu soutsa ,lspoaxtyr
tol;slL . rrei rrows thai 0vefst0ssol
tn, stii:5l lss eJtessoj tn tup tAe
aSeaais ~, ksSias Stree. staten ret,
derts q llAs Ssr Sor1I aud the Hal
teri sect:og toI;l1C tn. sAnte cos,dstson<
prsca..;aI toosasiiions A. BorosaHh Hal.
wFrc sliyrt,. better. a. most asf h.
EroeAiTnites Lax tn subway a aaee-
ten1ott 6tai;oa.
Train pol;nd tcr EroeAivI rcoatnr
froe. uppe- 1ilaaattls.. were senaptlesn
a IsrOcAiTI lsraixs I'm .usn0d n,
s3Gtn herr IL ccneoazsencx. a
tiix1i sncrtAR- 81 trains occurred n
isroaXiy- attef the tae.ut was seu10c
Tae Enort-s.rci!i wa rrxpafroi
S6ortiH ettore 2 o'c.ce,k. In ~ mean
tim. tn,uaAs1ds a. Oereoos n lDroas
tyI cr,wdod tn ylrfxc. CARS and IL
traits Il, aarrcrcr' Q" eaaat Ns~ 4srs,
O. tt.nS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-10
INDEBTED:
1MlSDfMFANDR THfCNARBt
G,raId Jury I3eaitsS tni Anir.n,st
Cannot Il f!s.a tor
'-.lony

Tn 4rand larry to-dsy presented
o. lJHdrc kosais,y n tne Bo.Irt %.
Genera srnslons AZ tn4!ttae.
onarstas lcranl TaaneuncsIl ;tno
yNssnF .,naroaist iasdsr q tine j w
w WITH a raisao-naanor IN rnat ne
participated "a AZ snlawr. assanahiy
n =; Aipnonsuss Eornan ll,atnoi,c
cnzrtah on the nirhi al .Marnh =
wnsu 'rzrneanaa azd AIS -arra,''
were arrested nj Wa 1nnareed With
tesooy n ans,tnF o. RIA. sHst asesr
nssi1ap Az w'uresaes tine Urand t-ry
aoriaad tina tn, ssaboN rnaree wucid
NO mol Gpbu tiaAI so tine anaie,
rren ror r.,saerneAnois rssaisod
'rne W W ieSatr w,a b, a.,
ratrned trarnnrr,e strr~c iuds. Re-
sa,ss, rCr p,as4fag Tn question n;
nAs wal tnep cnrrr u, I, T. aXpee,
a. tnst H. cittana naAl a $1,000 All
~ l,"rrct I n q cnnv.csssic Of tn,
nnGrc ~ tine tna.ctrnost -prssansac
On cbsr' r--.aa, 'rshnSanNGu 1nay q,
snntanrod o. an vesT o. iasi Az
&isp f.nol $500 Tina g. tnc maKIn.un
pnn2lh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-10
NO MERCY Is EMDWN
IT'D Subway RDWDIfS
Ju1ge kosaiS.y Define a. II
,:n,slcs.. De:izrnlg ''l.tri.-
Mus l.s lDrc.ectc-

.iG1rc koaaisk- o. tAenera ss.-
non. IL - ldecisi3n -aInaod c,wu TO-
1aJ made rai.r tina scowaN row5ses
cln asrpeei no tiernnn-, H. su--
tA.nod tine ,narmen, OF MY Mars
rraee rnsriss l. ssxalns evnu. a. teb
a. seatancod tieorEo .AAkvi. .1osepii
mAkss an Davii Itasoz C. tn wcr.
mus :cr tnrs, month eenl
TheN appeaiad o. fuaee F.oaaisS,- O.
&C aside 'Naflsrrsto sStfnrns's fu1r
men III tne rround tina the sentence
was srcssrtve n AS ldcrimuT iuaIe
EosiiKay' Riic
"rne asfendsnss OF iBcDway' trAip
used profxne ilzraaK. Ena lnnyvad
pAae0nPrrE, Asttscked "a yUunr raAr
An tsrsp of nis ma IA III tne Jap
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-10

uGIN C-IARGif:S MADE.
Counsel Says lC.Dmpany Re-
su-tet u aInGrfllgs anU
G.Dngu Records

y snt tor Ste. .000 LRlinst tn, .-i~-
rcr' Titk insurlncc q 1rus ION,
pan' wa b-rur to-day cstcre .iu--
tie ciar.c anu Al tu-, IL TIN kl;own,s
Court lsrooltivn n> Birs Ar.dr ,'nr.
srs ostunflter aud cNceutric 81 tn.
lat Thomas /. lill.oL tin fatnef a.
i'tie insurance Nirs Howsrf cor
tsi,as tina TIN tia, oonipan, = vrone
tuliN withholding sccouis eelcnaini
Ia ne; fltsei to winch an offer CT
$500 WA na1i, a. long Az a iss4
anu ca wnici nixst o tn. work 9 T
TIN tiite conipanr dSysndz
IN AAaucsy Nscci appelr.si to- Air.
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tod how lI..llo5 hah conceived tn.
tie. 81 title insurlne thtrt, veIr,l
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tn tit.e ocnipany tsHsad insrrlac'
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o. t.ss lcoalpanyss offcs
irron the. until hss siaItl IT, .9..
Nj AAAalsos ooEdactco cas- t;ii.
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COMPANY ARD continue 70 ooo-lelio
ms rreoorAs NV with the .asssstanc-
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thss Afternoon or q aeusand ne hSpl
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AsiAlk nd aA0rue0h lAtAi that ttRe rc'.
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corspany o. nsiRe u roopv Of Nj Ma.
tents recordr "a iarxc ecrco 81 rcierk
AtiaE a wcrl, On tn tasl AM whtl
H. con1riAfnoo tn, oAtcers q tn,
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tnai ksnce tttt~ corc p1ny clerks M
asssstod a. peeparaticn Of much Q " tn.
reccrds tnsy otloorod C. tn co-,
PAM n z.aisl n O. Mr. AHtiior.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-10
SAYS WIFE TRIED SUEms
tC wsess~d s.aap 81 ttsr ls~essss u
fprtisr~. as.i r~ssn e. -sssss~a.

i'crlntr l.. Atttn. "a pnbt--cnrrSvrr
O. frooIlr' er"v tno hno = iunaing u.s.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-10

ar NwDns.n FI,aERxeiaQcy. ttux0W 81 .
wUmari's ma, anti uttsnrpteu TN iAi.sS
IT, .rrntturtur. wAL
''-rhs in&s4eni behavior nn1 'ffsr up
lawful act ~ rvtotcirs committed ny
tip. ristentiarts ti@ariv Justified ti.A
Aisiristntt, II atiiiniaiiiS tissn guilt,
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