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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
RANGE ROUTE BOOSTERS.
HOLD RALLY HERE.
Delegation of 70 Dixie High
way Enthusiasts Attend
Luncheon Wednesday.

Led by the Peru band of 16 pieces,
a delegation of 20 Dixie Highway
boosters from points in Hamilton,
Upton and Marion counties came into
South Bend shortly after 1 o'clock
Wednesday to meet with the local
boosters The visiting delegation came
to arouse enthusiasm and enlist local
aid for the Range route of the pro-
posed Dixie Highway. The range
route would take the road from In
dianapOlis north through KOkomo,
Peru, Rochester ID South Bend.
Peru was represented by 80 men led
by Hugh McCaffery, president of the
Central Indiana Lincoln Highway as
sociation Included in the Peru dele
CATION were the commissioners of Mi
ami county, d. a. Kessler. {. J. Ward
and w II. Myers and .. \. King
county superintendent of roads.
Indianapolis was represented 10y
William =. GiIbreath. secretary of the
HOOsier Motor club. other cities rep
resented were KokOmO, Upton, Car
mel and Plymouth
The incoming highway boosters
were met at the Lake shore depot by
the local committee and escorted to
the OLNeT nOlel. here Il luuCutDI
was served and address made by loca.
and visiting men. Mayor Fred NJ
Keller and II. c. Spaulding spoke fol
South Bend. Mr.. Gilbreath made Z
short talk pointing out the advantage.
of the Dixie Highway. The St. JO-
seph county commissioners were alsC
present and made short talks
y reply was received from Gov
Samuel NJ. Ralston wednesday TO the
resolutions mailed him requesting tina
he invite Gov. Ferris of Michigan 4
appoint Dixie Highway commissioner,
20 attend the Chattanooga meeting
Gov. Ralston stated that he felt /
would be assuming too much author
ity to send such an invitation. but il
this case would strain a point anC
suggest 10 Gov. Ferris the proprietl
Of appointing two representative
from Michigan.
Word comes from Michigan tina
Gov Ferris has already appointed
three commissioners, they beins
Philip T. Colgrove. Hastings. Mich.
president Of the Michigan Highwal
i association; Frank Hamilton. Travers,
City. and William II. Anderson O
Grand Rapids.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
SAY HEAT CONTRACT
ONLY FAVORS COMPANY
Board of Works and City At
tOrney Raise Objections to
Proposed Agreement.

Efforts are being made both by the
board of public works and a subsidiary
corporation of the Indiana and lnchi-
gan Electric Co, known as the st.
Joseph Heating Co, TO agree upon the
terms of a contract presented by the
latter to the board for furnishing heat
by steam TO the Oliver hotel from sur
plus steam in the boilers of the In
diana and Michigan Electric Co 5
plant. According TO Pres't E. NJ. Nor
ris of the board and TO City Atty
Seebirt, the contract as ii stands viii
probably not be accepted by the city.
According 10 the board and TO Mr..
Seebirt the newest contract is alto
gether too favorable to the steam COM
pany. 1t was filed in the works board
Office Tuesday evening and was up for
consideration at Tuesday nights and
Wednesday mornings meetings of the
board. The members failed to reach
any definite plan or agreement in the
matter and it was turned over TO City
Atty. Seebirt for suggested altera-
tions.
Among other things objected to in
the contract by the board is the fact
that il fails To state that he ciy's
approval must be gained before any
extension of the line is made after 1t
is laid. Another portion which, If the
suggestions of Mr.. Seebirt are follow
ed. will be left entirely out OF the
agreement, is that which sets forth
that notice must be given six months
before the contracts termination or
any proposed sale of rights. property
and other detail connected with the
construction of the lines.
The contract is similar in contents
to a former proposed agreement made
10y the steam supplying company.
However, the board failed 20 reach
any agreement on that contract, and
the one at present under cOnsidera-
tion seems also 10 fail TO meet the re
quirements set by the beard. City
Atty Seebirt has suggested several
changes in the instrument and has also
declared 10 the board that IL would
be inadvisable 10 enter into the agree
ment until several portions were LETT
entirely out of consideration
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
RING ". LARDNER MAY
Be PRESS CLUB GUEST
Author of Famous bill to
Steve" Letters ACknOWI-
eyes Invitation.

You Know Me Al" Ring L.ardner.
the well known Chicago newspaper
writer. who began his newspaper
career in South Bend, will in all prob
ability be one of the honor guests at
the dinner OF the Press club MAY 29
at which Sec'y of the Navy Josephus
Daniels Will speak. Mr.. LaTdner was
extended an invitation 10y the club and
has written that he viii make every
effort 10 attend although business en-
gagements are keeping him exceed
ingly busy.
Lardner has many personal friends
in South Bend who made his ac-
quaintance while he was employed on
South Bend papers. lie is widely
known as the conductor of the Wake
of the News column in "A Chicago
newspaper and as a contributor 10 ma
tional magazines. His letters From
Bill 10 Steve are classics among the
baseball enthusiasts being read from
coast TO coast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
ONE DEATH IN TORNADO
Terrific Wind Accompanied by Hail
Sweeps Through Georgia.

ATLANTA. Ga May 5.-~At least
one death and great property loss are
reported as the result OF a tornado
which swept through the southern sec
tion Of Georgia late yesterday. The
storm developed the heaviest force
in Telefair and DOOly counties. Near
Unadilla, a negress was blown down
and killed by a 75-mile-an-hour wind.
Wrecked buildings and ruined crops
in a swatch two miles wide through
Dooly county were left by the terrific
wind. Two inches OF hail fell adding
10 the destruction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
CARRY FIGHT TO COURTS
VETS and Drys at Danville, ILL.,, VIII
Begin Battle.

OANVILLE. Ill. May 5.-Warrants
for the arrest of 33 saloon keepers who
opened their places of business for the
sale of liquor this mOrnin" are oelnS
prepared by the drv organization and
the cases will be carried into court at
once Thirty-nine saloon men deposit
ed the $500 annual license money with
the city clerk and announced tnat
upon the advice of counsel they would
sell without licenses, basing their
stand upon a supreme court decision
which gives the right to sell in wet
territory upon the deposit OF the Il
cense fee. Forty-one saloons remain
closed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05

ROME May Another cabinet
meeting--the fifth in four days-waS
called today by Premier Salandra aft
er a conference between Prince Won
Buelow, Germanys ambassador. and
Signor Sonnino. the Italian foreign
minister.
When ne returned TO the foreign
office Prince Won Buelow stated that
the Austro- Italian negotiations were
proceeding "faVorably" and Without
friction" He declared he was thor
oughly satisfied with the situation.
Though there was deep interest in
todays cabinet meeting all eyes were
directed toward the celebration at
Quarto SAINT Elena. where Gabrielle
D'AnnunziO was expected To sound "A
call TO arms" against Austria
D'Annunzio's journey 10 Quarto was
chat of a national hero, demonstra~
tions being organized by the inter
yentionists all along the railway from
Modena TO Genoa At BardOnecchia.
the entire garrison turned out and
cheered as the train passed. The
Turin depot was thronged add a COM
mittee OF women presented ID An
nunzio with flowers
At Genoa the poet received an i'm
posing welcome IN " hich officials OF
the city participated. More than
>. 600 persons were gathered about the
station when DAnnunziO arrived and
they cheered for several minutes. A
cab had been provided for the poet.
but a body of students unhitched the
horses and pulled the vehicle through
the streets.
D'Annunzio expressed regret when
informed that King Victor Emmanuel
and his ministers would not attend
the celebration
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
AMERICAN ENSIGN FLEW
AT HEAD OF GUIFIIGHT

WASHINGTON. Nav - large
American ensign was lyins from the
mast OF the tank steamer. Gulflight.
when she was torpcdoed on the Scilly
islands last saturday according TO "A
formal statement cabled by Acting
capt. Smith Of the ship and Consular
Agent Banfeld 20 the owners OF the
Sessel in New York. and forwarded 10
asc'y OF State Bryan today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
SEC'Y BRYAN'S BROTHER
CHOSEN LINC0LN'S MAYOR
Returns Give Him Majority OF Nearly
700 Over the Present
EnCumbcnt.

LINCOLN. Ncb.. Nav 5.-Returns
nearly complete today gave Charles
w BRYAN. brother of the secretary of
state. a majority of nearly 700 over
Mayor Frank G. Zehrung. lt was con-
ceded on all sides that Bryan would
be the next mayor Bryan's election
as city commissioner was assured
soon after the polls closed last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
ADMITS MURDER, is FREE
sheriff Refuses To Arrest Woman
without a Warrant.

ATLANTA. Ga. May 5.-Although
she confessed TO the murder OF Miss
Mamie Reed in a quarrel over land
lines. Mrs. Lille Mcdonald was still
at liberty today, and the sheriff at
Morgan. Co. refused 20 arrest her
until "a warrant had been issued
charging her with murder. There
were no witnesses TO the shooting
which occurred on a public highway
in Morong. Both women were MEM
bers of wealthy families.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
D 'ANNUNzIO LAUDS
FRANCE IN SONNETS
Declares Italy Will Soon Be Her
Ally, As He Leaves for
Quarto Celebration.

PARIS, May Before leaving
for the celebration at QuartO,
Gabrielle D'Annunzio wrote four
sOnnets glOrifying France which
are published by lie Figaro today.
With the sonnets the Italian poet
sent a letter to lie FigarO's editor
in which he said:
The die is cast You viii re-
ceive great news from Genoa. ON
May . Italy and France viii be
allies"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
SAVED FROM DROWNING
BUT DIES OF POISONING

TERRE HAUTE. Ind May 5.-In
an effort 20 commit suicide, John
Schott swallowed carbolic acid and
leaped into the Wabash river tie WAS
saved from drowning but died soQayI
from the effects of the pOisSD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
FIRE LOSS S2,OOO,OOO
Flames Destroy Spanish Palace o
Justice and Damage Church.

MADRID. May 5.-The loss in the
fire which destroyed the palace OF
justice and damaged the church OF
Santa Barbara and several other
buildings last night was estimated at
S2.0OO.O00. The tomb OF Ferdinand
VI and other historic characters is in
the church. Judge Amanda OF the
court OF Cessation was killed and
many gremen were overcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05

PEKIN. May 5.--A large number of
troops. said 10 be 100. 600. have been
ordered modified by order Of Pre- q
Yuan Shi Kai and viii be concer-
trated il Is understood. in the suburhs
OF Pekin.
These military preparations are bel
ing made for the defense of the capi-|
tai as an ultmatum from Japan re-
gardng the refusal by the republic oil
its demands is hourly expected.
According 10 Chinese officials fhe|
government is making no prepara
tions elsewhere than az the capital
fer defense. considering that the
Chinese will be unable 20 oppose thcl
Japanese should they make an attack
Special police and military preca
tiOns have been taken through fhe|
city, especially around the winter|
palace where the president resides.
The officials declare that they are
suspicious that the japanese may at-|
tempt a repetition OF the Korean|
coup.
The japanese legation. 10 IS said.
notified the japanese YESTERDAY t1|
prepare 10 leave Pekin. and rnaar|
20 depart.
Awkward for Legations
The situation is considered aWk-|
ward for some OF the foreign lega-|
tions. especially those whose couu i
tries sympathize with the Chinese. but
none OF them could oppose the entry
Of the japanese into Pekin
The feeling against English resi-|
dents is as bitrer as that gainst the
ia panese. as the Chinese believe that
Japans pressure upon the Pekiu gov-|
eminent has the sanction of Great
Britain
Placards were posted during the
night in the native sections accusing
the president OF plotting 20 befraV|
China and surrender the country to|
japan. without "A fight
Many japanese residents left Pc
kin during the night About 200 have
left during the last "a hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
Nine TRAWLERS SUNK
IN THE NORTH SEA
German Submarines In Cam
paign Against Fishing Fleets
as One of Britain'S Chief
Food Supply Sources.

BERLIN, May 5-fBy Wirelcss)-
Double victory for the German armies
lin the eastern and western theaters
Of war-iS claimed i'm todays official
report from the general STAFF.
Russian troops in the Carpathians.
and British troops at Ipres are in re-
treat. il asserts The Russians are
eVacuating their positions at Dukla
pass as a result of the defeat their
forces have suffered in western Cal
tcia The report states that the num-
ber of Russian prisoners taken in the
western Galicia fighting has been in
creased 10 10000.
The British forces at Ypres have
suffered heavy losses. the report
states.
Another marked success has been
won against the French troops in the
ALLY forest. southeast of st. Mihiel.
The general staff reports that in the
lighting there. 10 French officers and
80 men We're captured a French
attack I'm Priest Wald Ga Pretre
fOrest) was repulsed
Dispatches from eastern headquar-
ters state tnat the AustrO- German
forces in western Galicia are rapidly
pressing eastward and southwark to-
ward Dukla pass. shattering every
effort To oppose their progress.
/ AAt NOIl tSlOllNAtllA til the dStBtttll
telegraphs that the Russians southern
wing has been crushed on d front Of
22 miles.
"Our advance is everywhere vic
toriOus," ne adds. We have captured
Gorlice and are still pressirt, on
Gorlice is p miles east OF the Dun
aiec river, from which the AustrU-
German forces started their offensive.
They had crossed the Biala and reach
u h.o To
blatt's correspondent
RuSsianS Abandon First Lines.
THE attack of our forces was so
determined" continues the cOrre-
spondent that the Russians were
compelled to abandon their first lines
as well as the village back of the
front which they had used as quar-
ters.
They were rapidly driven back TO
Gorlice, which was the only point
where the Russians made deter
mined stand This was in vain. An
artillery bombardment destroyed the
town and it was captured by the Ger
mans after a violent fight in the ruins.
AT Gorlice one entire Russian dl-
vision was practically annihilated. All
the staff officers, including several
generals, were killed or wounded.
THE Russian soldiers are very
poorly equipped and complained when
taken prisoners, that they had lacked
for food. Most of the prisoners wore
military caps, but civilian clothing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
"COWBOY MAYOR REELECTED.

OMAHA, Neb.. May 5.-In Omaha's
nom partisan election. James c. Dahl
man. the cowboy mayor" was con-
ceded 10 have been reelected, although
official figures were not complete to-
DAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
NINE TRAWLERS SUNK.

LONDON. May 3.-German SuOma-
rines are waging a campaign of eX-
termination against one of England's
chief sources of food supplies-the
English fishing fleets in the North sea.
In operations lasting only seven hours
on Monday submarines sank nine
trawlers. seven from Hull and two
from Grimsby.
The crews Of all these boats, num-
bering 80 men, were rescued. They
were given an opportunity 10 leave
their vessels before the submarines
opened fire.
The crews Of the Grimsby trawlers.
Rugby and Bridge. when landed to-
dav at Grimsby, said that though they
had been taken aboard the submarine
which sank their vessels, they were
unable to identify her. as the subma-
rlne's mum Der had been painted out.
They were Hospitality treated and
when they again took To their small
boats they were given some black
bread by the Germans, who wished
them good luck
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
WILSON CLUB MEETING
THURSDAY NIGHT.

a meeting of the members
of the ST. Joseph County VIII
son club, will be held at the
American bldg, Main 81. and
COlfax av. at s O'Clock Thurs
day evening, for the purpose of
electing officers and the trans
action of other business. All
democrats are urged 10 attend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05

LONDON. May 5.-The Times
Toxic correspondent cables
Il am authOritativelE informed
that the tone OF the Chinese re-
ply 10 the japanese demands
precludes further conversations
China not only refuses TO concede
article five. but does so in Ian
guage distinctly provocative.
"Chinas attitude since he
presentation OF the modified de-
mands became decidedly less con-
cihatory than at any time earlier
in the negotiations. when Japan s.
proposals were much more eX-
acting"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05

HANKOW. China NAY s.
instructions from Toxic have
been received by the japanese
consul general. directing him TO
order al japanese women and
children in HankoW to he pre-
pared to leave for Japan hy the
steamer leaving today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
Republic Refuses TO Concede
Article Five in Toxic De-
mandS and Provocative Tone
Indicates Clash Is Near.
CONCENTRATE TROOPS
TO DEFEND CAPITAL
PreS't Yuan Shi Kai Makes
Preparations TO Withstand
Siege at Decentralization
Offers May Be Accepted.

PEKIN, May 5.-No p. M
Attaches of the japanese iega-
tons are preparing 20 leave Pekin-
Reports are in circulation tonight
that Japan will begin war without
any further diplomatic communi-
cations.
A japanese cruiser arrived late
today at Chin-Wang-Tao. a coast
point about l55 miles east OF
Pekin. 1t is accompanied ny sew
eral deStroyers.
TOXIC. MAY 5.-Japan's ul-
timatum to China is reported 90
have been drafted at The foreign
office today. Il is said TO give the
PeNn government 4S hours %
accept the Japanese proposals.
The British ambassador called
on Foreign Minister Kato TODAY
and conferred with him for some
time.
According to Semi-oficial re-
ports, England is trying to induce
Japan to make further conces-
Sions to China. The Toxic news
papers declare these efforts are
useless, as Japan cannot alter her
attitude now without giving the
impression at Pekin that it is
afraid to make war
Significant military movements
are under way. Five division
commanders called at the war Of
flee today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-05
The WEATHER.

INDTANA-Generallv fair to-
night and Thursday: probably
frost tonight in low places
LOWER MICUrGAN-Parflr
cloudy tonight and Thursday
slightly cooler tonight ln north
east portion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
Sieroe 1uli / Berlin.

Berlin, Spitlano, oen 5te Suli;
Sper 200 al oeu berpprenoc Imeri.
fonite aoloni iamIeOeS ioog for at
ieire sc Sor. StoterS S%ribeosong.
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mere ON at icire Ell iPritiIt Set, men
ser par bare no9le ioo, lom mehte
irem. 90 blanbt Dem, iom life moo.
Re irem, bar Sn6bnoeren iclo; iol-
iolo gap ban iiG life tilficnoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
Sra Verden$kri9en~
Ramprne ailwr af paa @afrontrn. knsfrnf kal lmuf tano'rt
0uherues % GAcrriserurs frrmtoo oct fpolier ,olen.
i've bIcdiae Kamps we'd DardaneIle T ne.

set iuo,re NrtiGeri. Eaa set Sptcl
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al oe pigtiqite SernI Observation-Disclosures
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fom gaar 10 pao, at Mn5ierne bar
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
So~mbeerploiion
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oct, iticnt WtetaIltntfcr boreoe liz inc
/ Sogct / 0ere3 Seller. Gen ifaoeoc
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6airot5 Sontor.
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pau al beiri Sanger bap6e puret
giort, men iloact ~oroentIiq Spor
funbc life ijloe9. guore tror, at oct
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ilcre Winone6er iiocn. Ter ioretuacs
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
@c0 Saroaa lcllcruc.

EnriS zoe SlrIi. Sor ieritc
Sang, iibcn &olape ne oeo Sor0a-
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nater tucrsoper ct rGDet. Gnbni-
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tprfiife &rigsifi6c lnuoe truffet iia
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ferne. Get meitc al set mturfiife
Snfarteri, ION rnffcoc ilb moo Sc
MlliereOea StiIlinaer, penote albria
tilbage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
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