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The bee., 1914-01-09
BRIEF AND BREEZY

Has anyone studiedth income
tax provisions to see whether the
profits of absconding cashiers are
sufficiently taxed?
Those STUDENTS who we're ex-
PEELED from Greiffwald Univer-
sity, Germany, because they we're
total abstainers,. may be the ones
who are being educated by Mr..
Bryan.
MANS failure" is gwen as the
cause Of the disastrous New Hav.
en- wreck. Well, we've progres-
sed at least that much further
from Adam, VINO would have
blamed il on the woman.
What the people want to see
the New York Impeachment
Court get at, is BOss Murphy.
Senator Works is another of
those iiugoes who has buckled on
his tongue to fight Mexico.
{, January never smiled more
sweetly.
A Chicago'O physicians Vife
thinks there ought 20 be y school
to teichs'yivee, kissing. : Home
trEihsng. sister; home trssuins,s
the thing.
I, About this time people are be-
gi0ning to. lose the sunbnru they
paid SIS a week to acquire last
Scientists point ont that the
Indian, while living q wild Bo-
made life, knew Dothing of to-
berculosls. So steam heat even /
has its drawbacks.
Those three scientists Nho de-
scended l 200 feet into the Graz
ter of Vesuvius have not made a
full report, but it is not likely
that they found the Janitor.
Getting married in Esperanto
may be all right, but one sue
poets that in the fervOr of court
ship the lovers reIapsed into their
mother tongue once in a while.
Come to think of it if the i'm
migration officials had been bar
ing political offenders 10 the
18th century old Plymouth Rock
would have remained 1netepped |.
IN. I,
When two girls OF the same d. 4
pensions and general style OF
architecture are chums they sya.
licate their clothes. h
An exhibition OF temper 10 q
rec show. K
SulzeF nor, leGdS By ABBOTT evol
The murderer Priest Il
'chmidt aad Thaw Tupning neck ! !
nd Deck for second pIace. 4
Scarcity Of meat sAeuld reVivell
Atsrest IL tAe Relslsa here,
In Announcing that be istendsl
O'retuEs to ehis coaStFyss Jack Il
oSDsoa tries this cou6try's tenn.
es too far. One Of ont cher Il
he'd assete is Jacks pe,maseDtl
bseAce.
Many human lives have been
'iped Out By the laziness Of the
abroad brakeman who. did not
o back far enough to flag ap.
reaching trains. Ia
The bee., 1914-01-09

What Il timer The shadow on the
dial. the striking " ths clock. the
running OF the saod--daY and night.
summer and Rinter-months. yeara.
centuries; thess are 0Gt arbitrary and
outward signs. the measure or Time,
not Tins itself Tina is the Life OF
the Soul-Longtallow
The bee., 1914-01-09

a.

Heartbarn indigestion or distress
nj the stomach 10 instantly relieved
by HERBINE. 1T forces the bad
" digested food out OF the body and
restores tone in the stomach and
bowels. Price Soc Sold by st.
Bernard Mining Co, Incorporated,
Drug Department.
The bee., 1914-01-09

The liver loses les activity at
times and needs help. HERBINE
n aD effective liver stimhlant. 1t
also purIfiss the bowels, atrengthe ems
digestion and restores strength, Wig
or and cheerful epifits. Price SOC.
Sold by st. Bernard Mining Co, 10.
c0rpOrAted, Drug Department.
The bee., 1914-01-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

We are authorized to.announce
Judge J. W. HensOo as a candi.
date for Congress from the tSec-
oDd district, subject to the ac-
ton OF the democratic party.
The bee., 1914-01-09
Letter %
Dr.. kAmeS a Co..
DinlAAAptOn. n. Y.
Prove What swamp Root Wll DO for

Y0d +.
send tsp cepta TO DR.: Kiimef& Co.,
'itinghAmton, y n, for q sample
s'ze bottle. IL will convince any
one. Non vail also receive book
;et of Vaiaarle information, telling
Al. abn0, the Kidneys and bladder.
Wnen writing he aure aud mention
the Darlington SetnI-Weekly Bee.
Regular dfty-cent and One-dOllar size
bottles for sale at all drug stOFss.
The bee., 1914-01-09
Rs.lsA 3 % tlumsn .lsar.

batter than all the Ver.amsa "a the
east Tiers Is iclnt.'IaS'i7 a mo;hSr.
fhorsh never. sos n ~ f;sa''n.. chill.
drsn vii InPiO q. 'fstN> 80 hsr
thai ~ 'iac.-I III 1i{-.s3e~ 'xsos
LEI th~t b4 ~, j., h,l,i, -Aa--
Lord Halifax tr
The bee., 1914-01-09
by l.. s. Corbett, Department OF Ant
NAL Husbsndry Kentucky Agrieut
tural Experiment Station.) ~

NAL Husbaudry Kentucky Agritut
tursl Experiment ststIon.l
Probably Infectious or contagious
abortion causes greater loss 70 our
lairymen and cattle breeders than any
other one disease, except tuberculosis.
II IL practically Impossible to sstlnsate
the amount OF moaey lost Annually
through abortloa, ~ there are no sta
tistics available with respect 10 The
number Of calves lost because Of thisl
diseass. A hrus psrtisn Of -thS eoFs
In Kontuokg IL or registered STOCK.
the 0aiVtn from tAasss aainais are
valued IT Aftyv doIlars era morsG the
lOsa. offths CDtE alone Il serious. 7'as
loss 81 the cnif frOm . grade coz 70
hut q anail part 81 tht total los, Ter
n the Ralority a. caaes the tstns Il
aborted - early ia pregnancy that Tie
osW loep act frsshsa aaa. thsrsfere
produces little ~ Ne mix A oeV nay
aifD TIVE a. thres calves In suscensiea,
~. n Saah n the case, she IL d.
priys1 Of her usSfulnSss for a large
part Of the bast poFtioa Of her NE
Often. infsetioas abortisn results In.
temporary steriHty. and only after
mauy upnths ana repeated attempts
VIM the animal he Sstel! gOttsn in
oal(
The bee., 1914-01-09

Hokus-"sO sbs didn't return your
owe. eh!" Pokus-"Return my lover
Why. she didn't even return my pres
snts.~-ToWn Topics
The bee., 1914-01-09

: oo'"s iesn'eis are Recommended b. many
~he say hes operate easily without gripping and
without bad after effects CSC, q al dsug stores
The bee., 1914-01-09

Union. organization. ochiDlSK latar
service are the essential processes Of
a growing society: N them TOE ever
McTss 'iuz dischr, az P0-t 'lons
III tar 10Y
The bee., 1914-01-09

~ A~sUf HaeA oNSssa iNtoeAloua AQof-
!, tisn in cows n,aanited 5000 timsS.
'sediaE affections rlatp,lsl. Ths bed.
ding and walls q slablsa where ami
DAiA abort are certain TO becoms con.
animated. The grsss IN the pastures
nsy become contaminated and thus
contain the living organisms that
cause this disease In numerous ways
IL Is possible for cows TO take the
abortion bAcilli Into the mouth. The
''cction may als0 be introduced into
tn .''nllsga from soiled bedding OF
rom ,sf contaminated stails. t.
There Is al pre- g, ho known g.
nc remedy for infe, Sous aottii
cattle. There are .fi-s,,f 4
calfef cures upon the mag1c, ,..,
major II these have as their bass
A car h-solution. Carboiic acid
has o. 'nosed as . remedy
FOR this q. "a many breeders
cave used Il allh apparently e1cellehl
success. others have used it without
results.
Infectious abortion Ia COWS is taken
aD In detail IN Bulletins Nos. 1856 and
l66 OF the Kentucky Agricultural Elk
peEiment station, and these bulletins
viii be seat free to any person apply
ne for thea
The bee., 1914-01-09
ABORTION IS
CONTAGIOUS
Causes Greater Loss To Dairy
men Than Any Other Dis
ease Except tuberculosis
MOSTLY REGISTERED STOCK

In Ksatasky. ard Calves From These
Animals Are Valued a. $50 or More
Infected Cows Deprived Of Theit
Usefuinsss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-16
3y MABEL EERbERT URNER

But IL your appointment isn't un-
Ill two-weIi be back before Their"
pleaded Helen. You know 1 wouldn't
10 alone. Dear. do comet"
''Not on your life. 1 can see all I
want Of Paris without sitting bumped
up on one OF those rubber-neck wag-
Ons"
ooh. I know YOU can-and you
know Paris so we'll already. But I've
1iever been here before and I'd get
80 much from this trip"
Yes. and be beloved at by that
guy with the horn!"
-NO-no. we'd sit away back on the
last seat and you could tell me about
the places. I'm sure you know as
much as any Of those guides"
To this artful hattery Of his knOwl-
edge o. Paris. Warren was not i'm
pervious. Helen saw her advantage
0Lf pressed it.
Look, dear. look at all the places
they go to-" turning over the pink
leaflet which gave "A long list OF the
points of interest" visited. And it's
so hot this mOrning-we couldn't
walk around much any way
They were nOw at the American
Express company. where Warren had
stopped 10 cash come checks and get
his mail. While he was at the CASH
iers window Helen rad picked up one
Of the Touring Paris" leaflets and
found that a car left from there at
1880. returning about one.
But It took all of Helen's powers
Of persuasion before Warren at length
grumblingly bought the tickets. eight
francs each. Including all expenses,
admission fees ETC." according to the
pink leaflet, in which the advantages
Of the trip were glOwingly yet forth.
n n
they had but a few moments TO wait.
When they went out TO take the Car
they found only two others in the
party Instead OF the big rubber
neck wagon" a regular touring car
was to be used, and the guide took
mis- seat by the chauffeur without the
offensive horn"
seeing car" exclaimed Helen Joyful
settling herself IN the back seat which
they had alone.
''Umph. this isn't so bad" admitted
Warren reluctantly. of that fellow
don't talk us to death"
But the guide sensed that his regu-
lar memOrized harangue would not
be appreciated by this small party, so
his comments were only occasional
and brief
The other couple were English, evil
IDENTITY on their wedding trip, for the
young wOman's light grey gown. hal,
gloves and parasol were all new and
most bride-like. Her husband, whom
Helen thought most insipid with his
small blond mustache. was more in
tent on shielding her from the sun
with the new grey silk Darasol than on
seeing Paris.
AS this was tour No. of the least
side" they We're soon whirled down
through the Louvre across the Seine
20 the Latin quarter The Boulevard
MOntparnasse. OF which Helen had s.
often read was most disappointing.
fOr-it was wide, modern and prosper
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-16

1Oc Barber Towels .................... Sc
SC Comfort Calcoes .............41ac
IL &c Dress Ginghams ..............51 u c
$3.50 full size Blankets ............ SIC
$1.O0 pure Aluminium Sauce Pan. 49,. SIC
10 bars OF Buttermilk Soap ......... 25c
rolls Of Toilet Tissue. Observation-Disclosures c
&C Cotton Challies, yard ...............4 c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-16
THINKS WAR CAN BE
ENDED IN A YEAR
London Paper Says Germans Would
BE Exhausted by That
Time.

LONDON. Nov. 16.-The Sunday
Observer. discussing editOrially the
possible duration of the war, says:
IF this country does it's national
duty with it's whole enegy we believe
the war can be finished and won in
IL months at the outside. Germany
is like a fortress provisiOned for a
year as regards food. Otherwise she
is not sufficiently stored. She will
probably run short OF oil, rubber,
copper and lead.
IF Russia reaps most OF her next
harvests east of the Elbe and stops
import by the Danube, Germany can
not hold out no matter how many
males, more or less equipped. she
might still muster in the field.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-16

IL ac Turkish Bath Towels ..........s 81 &c
soc Dress Serges, all colors. ......... 29c
29c Curtain Scrims, yard ............ lie
Csc Mohock Pillow Cases 1212c
II 3c light and dark outing Flannels. 734c
75c Stork Sheeting, yard .............. 33c
69c Bed Sheets, full size and seam
less, at .................. SIC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-16

DR.. d. X. Splitter who has been en-
ployed for the past year in this city
in the practice of dentistry, has opened
a dental office in the Jefferson Bldg,
suite 225.
Or. Splitter has been engaged IN the
dental profession in the central part
OF the state for the past 5 years and
is thoroughly qualified 10 take care
Of all diseases of the teeth.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-16

BOucles. zibelines and
novelty mixtures; Col
lege. r u 5 sian and
palmer styles: beauti-
full cOlors and plaids:
priced ...... $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-16
"a Specials from our Busy Basement
You Get 10 lbs. of c. Granuated Sugar for TOC
IS Bars Battle AK SOAP 24c-1O Cans Kitchen Cleanser 26c

1Oc light and dark Calico. yard Il = c
Sc Bleached Canton Flannel. yard. ..... 4c
s1.OO Lace Curtains Observation-Disclosures sc
Id. Cotton Bats size 1890. .-.....,.. 79c
15c Stevens Crash Linen Toweling % = C
Z sc Dustless Mop. .......-..-....-.. -43c
75c sanitary Feather Pillow, pair. .... 39c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-13
SAYS STULL TRIED TO
STEAL RUNYAN'S WIFE

CRAWFORDSNILL Ind, Feb. Il.
Prom all indications Friday. it will
be Wednesday OF next week before the
jury gets the Runyan case.
Clyde II. Jones, leading counsel for
the defense, talked all day Thursday
and until noon Friday.
Jones in closing, his argument. de-
clared Arlie Stull was in love with
Edith Runyan: had miscOnstrued her
letters and expressions of sisterly az
fecton into the belief that she was IN
love with him, and that all his actions
were in view OF separating Edith and
her husband. that he might possess
her He knew that Walter told his
wife the story of Arhe SUults birth
and he believed that was the reason
she would not love him. Then, Jones
asserted, jealousy seized mind al
ready crazed by the birth story. and
Stull attempted 10 slay Walter Run
yan. meeting his OWE death instead.
Jones said that from the testimony
il was proper TO SAY a strain OF iusan-
ity was in TIE blood OF Ariie stun.
and that two cousins Of Mrs. Anna
Stull committed suicide.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-13
TAX Commission
MAKES \ REPORT
Shows Decrease in Assessed
Valuations in Five Counties
In Some Increase Is As
High AS 86 Per Cent.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb 1S.-Five
counties in Indiana, out of ninety-two
showed a decrease in the assessment
OF personal, corporation and railroad
property, for a period of ten years
between 1908 and 1912, inclusive, ac-
cording TO an unusual Statistical table
on Indiana taxation just made public
by the state board Of tax commission
ers.
Ed. Z. Stenger, clerk of the state
board, compiled the table. which
shows the annual increase or decrease
in total taxation of property in In
diana counties during a decade The
increase for the ten years in some
instances run as high as SO per cent
as was the case in Nanderburg
county. Increases of but two per
cent in the ten years also are record
ed. The rapid increase in taxable
property in Lake county is shown
graphically. II was Sc per cent.
The five counties showing a de-
crease in the ten years OF total assess
ments by both state and county as
sessing agencies We're: Blackford
Fountain; Grant; Jefferson; Madison.
Grant county went back 23.3 per
cent, QuTlUE the UtGdue Wnlle New
ton cOunty's property valuations soar
ed 10 5S.3 per cent A table OF an
nual increases Is carried with other
figures. Lake county led the other
counties of the state in annual jumps
in taxables. Each year it averaged
Sc per cent.
Marion county's increase was among
the largest in the state for the ten
years. The county registered 415
per cent increase for the decade or an
average Of IL per cent. Elkhart
county's gain for the ten years also
was among the largest in the state.
with a total gain OF 43.2 per cent. La
porte county showed a gain OF ap-
proximately one-thTj N ten years.
registering 31.5 per cent at an annual
average Of 81 per cent.
ST Joseph county increased almost
one-half in the value OF its taxables
during the ten-year period, registering
40.1 per cent increase or an average
annual increase of IL per cent Ohio
county showed the lowest increase
among the counties which reported in
creases for the period.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-13
Attorneys for State and Prison
er Arrange for Arraignment
This Afternoon and Sentence
Will Follow Guilty Plea.
SENTENCE TO Be TWO
TO FOURTEEN YEARS
Either Forgery or EmbezzIe-
ment Charges to Be Pleaded
TO-Grand Jury Busy on
Building Collapse.

Albert G. Harlin, realty and loan
broker indicted Thursday 10y the
grand jury on Is counts charging en-
bezzlement and forgery. was to be ar
raigned late Friday afternoon before
Judge Funk in the circuit court. ac-
cording to arrangements made by his
attorneys and Prosecutor Montgom-
cry
ON good authority it is said the ac-
cused broker will enter a plea Of
guilty. Should he take this action
Harlin will receive a sentence of two
to fourteen years in the penitentiary.
This is the punishment prescribed for
both emhezzlement and forgery. The
punishment for the offenses is not
cumulative and a plea OF guilty TO one
of the charges would bring as heavy a
sentence as an acknowledgment Of
all of them.
Rumors that Harlin would plead
guilty followed his arrest a few weeks
ago and the fact that scarcely any
effort was made to obtain bail was
held TO lend color to the report. Dud-
ley Shively and John A. Hibberd, at
tOrneys who represented HarIin Gin
bankruptcy proceedings, were expect
ed to appear for him at the arraign-
ment this evening They declined to
make a statement concerning the
course which Will be taken, however.
The grand jury resumed its investi-
cation Of the Shively- Homer building
collapse Friday morning. The final
report of the jury is not expected be-
fore the first of next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-13
Should Boys Be Taught
By Men Teachers Only?

fence and has been successful in
handling the boys OF her school.
There is one element Of sense TO
two Of nonsense in his statement"
she said. Through the primary
grades, through the sixth and I'm most
cases through the seventh. the bow
is better off under the direction OF
women teachers. In the primary
room ne comes from the home. where
az that tender age he is entirely under
his mothers care. What is better
and more natural for him than TO
enter q school where he is taught by
women He is for the most part un-
used 10 any instruction impaired by
anyone but a woman. his mother. In
school the teacher takes the place
OF the mother spiritual mothers.
Until they are IA, boys and girls
can be handled in practically the
s0me way. At IA. the boy begins 20
be a man-he needs some men teach
ers. in fact through the eighth grade
his teachers should DE half men and
half women. through high school
they should be both men and women.
mostly men. If possible"
Would YOU have men teachers for
girls as we'll as boys. in. say, the
sixth grade" ! asked.
She smiled. "Girl OF that age have
developed far in advance OF the boys
in some ways. and they tust begin 10
show "A tendency 20 be fliTtatious. Put
n man over them and they viii waste
CONTINUED on PAGE 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-13
ONLY ONE MARSHALL
COUNTY "COMEBACKER"
See No Hope for PrOgreSSiveiSm
in RepubIiCanS-DemoCratS
ReiOin DemOCratS-CharIeS
P. Drummond Highly Favored
BY JOHN HENRY ZUvER.

News-Times Stan Correspondent.
PLYMOUTH, Ind, Feb. 13.-That
Lawyer Alfred Edward Martin, Of
South Bend. in his keynote" speech
before the republican district conven-
ton here Tuesday spoke better of
democracy than ne knew when he ac-
cused the bull moose party of being
an adjunct TO it; especially If the new
party - broken up, as he predicted
must result; is evidenced here by the
attitude OF local prOgressives after a
couple days reflection upon his mus
ings.
His attempt to make the progress
siveS believe that there is great indus
trial and financial depression in the
land. due to the Wilson tariff and cur
Tency legislation, when everybody
knows that industry is picking up, and
finance assuming right proportions
since the legislation has gone into eff
feet; this scare being thrown out to
brighten the bull mOOsers back into
the republican fold for safety; has
merely served TO make the exc. o.
p. comeback" progress appear the
more ridiculous.
But we are not going back" says
Dr. tt. +. Preston. fhe progressive
county secretary. "and neither are we
going over. The Marshall county bull
years campaign work. the same as is
being done throughout the state and
nation republican journalistic and
oratorical clap-trap 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding, but" he then added
dehectively, ''if we do have 10 go any
where. I'll wager that the majority Of
the rank and file of progressives viii
never so back 10 the republicans"
One Lone "COmebacIer."
DR.. I. @. LOring, former progressive
county chairman, and progressive city
chairman in behalf OF the city ciu-
zens' ticket during the fall campaign,
appears 20 be the only bull mOoser"
To have gone back here.
He apparently constituted the
scores Of 'comebackers' referred to in
the South Bend republican news
papers story OF the convention" says
Dr LOring's county craftsmanship
successor. \. =. Framwald which also
reminds MIN that Mr.. Martin said in
his speech that the Chicago Tribune
had come back" apparently mistak-
ing Plymouth progressives who take
the Tribune. for a bunch of ignOr-
amuses. Martin also put Sens. BOrah.
l.afolette. CummiuS and Kenyon, and
Gov. Herbert $. Hadley on the come
back" list-men. none of whom ever
left the republican party. or ever pre-
tended to-
DIR. Loring has evidently been
''doped" by the republican dope
''to fraZzlc". He has all the stereO-
typed arguments down 10 a nicely.
Ret Mon IS necessary in order 20 lick
the democrats. never mind the
principles He thinks the democrats
need To be licked. or have strong
party SO close on their heels as to
scare them 10 death. lie cannot see
how the vigorous fight made by the
progressiVes two years ago, may be
bearing fruit in the nation through
the progressive Wilson, Bryan poll
cies. BY looking upon the split in
the republican ranks TWO years ago
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-13
TOXIC RIOTERS
LANDED IN JAIL
BY 300 POLICE
Anti-Government Mob Storms
Federal Buildings - News
papers Are Suppressed -
Proposed Mass Meeting May
Not Be Allowed.

TOXIC, Feb. 13-More than 200
persons we're arrested Friday in fierce
anti-government riots in this city.
The night was one of continued disOr-
ders and 500 policemen We're needed
in dispensing mobs and protecting
government buildings. Federal troops
were held under order in barracks.
On several occasions il looked as
though their presence would be need
ed at the palace Several editions of
newspapers were suppressed and 9th
ers seized when they printed attacks
on the ministry. A great mass meet
ing has been called for Saturday
when resolutions will be printed con-
demning the government because of
high taxes, may not be allowed to as
semble.
Resolutions will also call for the
resignation of the cabinet The fact
that the present budget does not pro-
vide any relief from the heavy tax
burden under which the Japanese are
groaning Is intensifying the hatred O
the masses.
Sociaistic agitatOrs are taking ad-
vantage of the general unrest TO make
recruits. They charge the govern
ment with depressing the people in
order TO strengthen the army and
navy and they declare that Japan
cherishes the secret hope of being the
first naval power of the world in the
next ten years.
The guards about the approaches
leading TO parliament building have
been strengthened.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-13
FOGARTY WILL NOT
EVADE DREAD DUTY
Former Mayor Denies Reports
That He Will Resign Warden
ship If Condemned Men Are
to Die.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Feb. 10
Characterizing as ridiculous the re-
port that he would resign because
Gov. Ralston has decreed that Chirka
and Rasico. wife murderers. must go
n the electric chair. Warden +. J.
Fogarty Friday expressed surprise
that such a report should gain circu-
lation
While Warden Fogarty has scruples
against the inhiction OF the death
penalty. there will be no shirking Of
his duty.
Chirka and Rasico apparently have
abandoned hope.
Chirka found constant consolation
IN reading his Greek Bible. He un-
derscores all passages which relate to
divine judgment meted out TO adult
sgers.