South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-11


LONDON Nov. II=r1,p hundred
men perished when the German
cruiser Emden was destroyed lv th.
Australian cruiser sydney un Nondat
morning. but her gallant commander.
Capt Kari Won Muller. and Prince
Francis Joseph OF Hohenzollern. %
23-year-Old naval lieutenant were rCe-
cued and made prisoners.
IhlS official announcement was
mace today by the government press
bureau.
LONDON. Nov 1I.-England must
triumph in the war with Germany re-
6aldless OF any sacrifice that the gain-
ing of final victory VIII demand. This
was the message conveyed TO parlia-
ment today by King George I'm his
speech. which provided the chief fea-
ture when the house of lords and
house of commons recOnve1ed.
Throughout the empire" said the
king, there is a fixed determination
to secure whatever the sacrifice. the
triumph Of our arms and vino civation
Of our cause.
bad counsel and alien Influences
having driven Turkey 10 a policy OF
Wanton defarCe. an aggressive state
Of war now exists between us M
Mussulman subjects know well that
the rupture with Turkey was forced
upon me against my will. ] recogniz.
with appreciation and gratitude the
proofs they have hastened 20 give of
their loyal devotion and support
Praises His Army and Navy
My army and navy continue
throughout the zone of conflict to
maintain "A full measure of their
glorious traditions. we who watch
follow their steadfastness and Xalor
with thankfulness and pride There
Is throughout my empire fixed deter
mination 10 secure at whatever sacri-
flee triumph of our arms and Kindica-
tion of our cause
Gentlemen OF the house OF lords.
YOU VIII be asked 90 make due ami
natural provisions for the caecuVt
conduct Of the war.
My lords and gentlemen. ne only
measures that will be submitted to Vou
at this stage of the session are such
as seem necessary 30 my advisors for
the attainment for the great purpose
WhereupOn the efforts OF the empire
are set. / confidently commend 10
your patriotism and loyalty and pray
The Almighty that lie will bestow His
blessings upon your actions"
Evidences OF GrIm Suuggle.
Despite the unusual brilliant pa
geantry there was plenty of evidence
% the grim struggle iu which Eng
land is engaged
For the first time British soldiers
clad in field service uniforms of KHAKI
took part in a state procession. The.
acted as guards around Buckingham
palace and in Parliament square and
lined the route OF the royal prOccs-
sion
Earl Kitchener secretary or state
FOR war. rode behind the KING and was
loudly cheered by the people who
filled the streets.
The king looked worried and care
d l.f EFrff
field marshal and answered the cheers
or OnloOkers with stiff military saIutCs.
Form Striking Contrast
The robes of toe peers and pecresses
and the uniforms of the heraldS and
diplomats found "a grim contrast to
the olive khaki uniforms OF the arm
upon the floors OF both houses ot
commons and the house of lords. as
well as ln the spectators galleries.
More than 100 members of parliament
and many peers i'm military service
and many OF these secured FUR
loughs in order 60 attend the opening
OF parliament.
Fear OF German spies gave stern
reality 90 the search II the vaults for
possible imiIatOrs of Guy Fawkes. BE
fore the yeOmen OF the guards in
their bright uniforms. went through
the vaults, Scotland Yard detectives
had already made "A minute search
The Prince Of Wales in uniform
0f khaki. was among the guard out-
side the hOurse OF lords. When the
ceremonies begun he entered and took
seat near the throne.
maintain "a fun measure Of their gI1
after other Raiders.
"Now for Ahe other German raiI-
ers."
This was the slogan n admiralty
circles today as "a result OF the de-
structiOn OF the German cruiser Enc
den by the Australian warship sydney
and the bOttling Up of the German
cruiser KOenigsberg on the east coast
of Africa.
The ships which have been cna-irr
the Emden and the koenigsberg are
now expected % join the -rrat inter-
national feet which went iu pursgit ~
the German squadron under Admiral
Graf Won Spec ia the Pacific.
Dispatches received from various
sources today gave further details az
the destruction OF the sea- rover Em-
den. after the German cruiser had
spent three months raFlshlng British
shipping in the orient
They show that the superiority cf
English naval gunnery again assorted
itself although the Germans fought
calamity against heavier ordnance.
Smash Mirclcss station.
The Emden arrived on Keeling n
the Coco Island group early Monday
morning. slipping I'd shore out OF the
mist like "a hying phantom. Thirty
four men landed who smashed the
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