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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06
TEUTONIC ALLIES
PURSUE RUSSIANS;
SMASH CAMP PAIGN
Cars Eight Months Efforts to
invade Hungary at Sacrifice
of Million Lives Comes to
Naught, Says Vienna.

VIENNA (via Berlin and Amster-
dam), May --latest reports from
the front state that AustrO-German
armies are continuing their pursuit of
the Russians retreating along the 90
mile front in Galicia and the Carpa-
thians. that Hungarian soil has been
cleared of the cars troops and that
the russians losses in killed, wounded
and prisoners Will total at least 5000
possibly more.
"Russia's campaign of more than
eight months with the aim of invad-
ing Hungary" says the Neue Freie
Press military expert, has come to
naught The efforts i'm which the
Russian commanders sacrificed nearly
a million men have eliminated in dis
aster.
Destroy Military Machine.
''In less than a week the heroic
Austrian, Hungarian and German
troops have destroyed the great mil
itary machine which Russia construct
ed for the invasion of Hungary. 1t is
too soon TO predict the fall of Grand
Duke Nicholas. Is it too soon TO pre-
diet that Russia Will be willing TO
make peace? We think not.
This victory over the Russians Will
be recorded in history as one of the
greatest ever gained. Outnumbered
our forces literally shattered the en-
emys lines and swept his soldiers
back in disorganized fight
Correspondents at Austrian head
quarters state that i'm five days the
Austro- German forces have advanced
A. miles. After describing the diff
culties of the region in which the
lighting has been going on, they de-
clare that this Is an advance never
before equalled under such conditions.
THE Russians were swept off their
feet" saws the Neue Freie Press cor
respOndent They were OVerWhelm-
ed. Entire regiments surrendered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06
PEACE TONIGHT OR NOT
AT ALL, MINE PROSPECT

CLEVELAND. O.. May 6-Peace by
night or not at all was the belief OF
many Of the members of the joint
scale committee OF Ohio miners and
operators. when they began their ninth
conference today.
The belief was founded on two con-
ditions one was the passage OF the
Gallagher BIN by the legislature yes
terday, and the fact that progress in
the parley WAS rapid Yesterday bring
ing the two sides right up 90 the mat
ter OF the agreement on the scale.
The Gallaehcr bin makes the pro-
vision ei fhe Green coal screen law
optional rather than madatory a pro-
vision for which the operators have
been cOntending.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06
MARRIAGE SAVES MEN
NulIifes Charge Of White Slavery
Judge Geiser Rules.

MILWAUKEE, May 6.-Marriage OF
the principals i'm a white slavery case
nullifes the charge of violating the
federal statute prohibiting the trans
portation of women and girls from one
state to another for immoral purposes.
according to a decision handed down
by Federal Judge Geiger in the dis
trict court here. The court ordered
that Eugene Kuentzre and Edward
Klopoczynski be acquitted Of a white
slave charge involving Clara Stigra OF
Detroit. because Kuentrze had married
the girl. Judge Geiger said the ruling
should hold good even though the
marriage ceremony was performed for
the purpose Of averting prosecution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06
ADMIT FIRST LINE DEFEAT.

PETkOGkAD, May -lhe RUS
sian war office admitted today that
the first line defenses of the Russian
troops i'm western Galicia had been
carried by the Austro- German forces
i'm that region. but asserted that all
attacks on the second line had been
Iepulsed
Latest dispatches indicate that the
Austrians and Germans have massed
in western Galicia nearly 100000 SOL
diers. several corps being veterans
from the western front. These, with
cen. Won Mackenzen's troops from the
Bzura Rawka region, have led IN the
attack upon the Russian positions.
Russian commanders were handl-
canned in their preparations 10 meet
the great offensive i'm western Gallcia
bv the lack of railways and the feints
made against various portions OF the
battl, front in other districts. As soon
as il was definitely ascertained that
The Great German stroke was being
made from the Dunajec reinforce
nents were hurried TO that region.
Petrograd military experts assert
that the Austro-German advance has
now been halted and the fresh Rus
sian troops will be able TO regain the
lost ground.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06
FIVE MORE SHIPS
SUNK BY GE ERNANS;
TWO ARE NEUTRAL
Swedish and Danish Vessels
Among Latest Victims of
TOrpedOeS or Mines in War
Zone Waters.

LONDON. May 6.-The Swedish
steamer Nanadis has been sunk in the
Baltic sea 10y the German auxiliary
cruiser Silvana. a small ship formerly
in the service of the Hamburg Amer
lean line.
Dispatches from Copenhagen and
Stockholm brought this news today,
but they differed as TO the manner in
which the Nanadis was sunk. COpen-
hagen stated that the steamer was tor
pedoed by the Silvana, while Stock
holm stated that the Nanadis was
rammed while at anchor, near Fehr-
marn island, off the coast Of Prussia.
The crew of the Nanadis was res
cued
A second Copenhagen dispatch
stated that the Nanadis was torpedOed
by the Silvana because the steamer
refused to stop when signalled.
LONDON. May 6.-The British
schooner Earl of Latham was sunk by
a German submarine eight miles OFF
Kinsale Head. ireland, Wednesday.
Her crew landed at kinsale today.
The submarine was not identified.
IT approached within a cables length
of the Earl Of Latham and ordered
the crew of the schooner TO leave and
hand out the ships papers. The six
sailors on the Latham scrambled into
boat with all speed and as they
pulled awaythey saw the submarine
fire nine shells into the schooner,
sending her to the bottom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06
CHERBURY SUNK.

GLASGOW, May 6.-Owners of the
British steamship CherbUTy were no.
tilted today that that ship was tor
pedoed and sunk by a German sUbma-
rine in the Atlantic ocean off the west
coast of Ireland on April % All
members of the crew were saved and
landed in an isolated Irish village,
where the captain found it difficult 10
get into communication with Glasgow.
The Cherbury was a steamer OF
$500 tons. built in 1911 at Sunder-
land. She was commanded by Capt
y u. Grant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06

LONDON, May 6.-The Danish
steamer Cathay, a vessel of 4,076 tons
gross has been sunk in the North sea
either by a mine or a German Subma-
rine. The Cathay had a number OF
passengers on board. These, as well
as the members of the crew, were
landed at Ramsgate today. The Cathay
was sunk on Wednesday.
The Danish ship hailed from Copen-
hagen. She was 500 feet long and 46
feet IN the beam. She was built at
Leith in 1898 and was commanded BY
Cant. Kali.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06
Ultimatum Demands Accept
anCe of Recent Proposals
Before That Hour-More
Troops Embark.
ANTI-JAP RIoTlNG IN
PEKIN HASTILY CHECKED
Reports from Toxic Hint Yuan
Shl Kai'S Government Has
Shown Signs of ACCeding and
Clash May Be Averted.

SHANGHAI May #. Chimes.
papers publish dispatch rr.u
PeSin stating that Japan a.s
opened hostilites against china
without formal declaration OF
war The dispatch -iyes no qelaiI
as 10 the scene of hostiluirs No
confirmation from authoritative
sources has been received.
PEkIN, May 6.-Japap-s fiIffn,., ....,
as presented 10 the Chinese forsieu
oHl'e TINS evening. It was tran~ifi.I-
Yea through the Japanese legation
Inc time limit set by Janan fu r-..
uluIhdtum Is said 90 expire atbn .,,.
saturday
me ultimatum. according to uuuf-
-ie'ai versions. sets forth that Cna.t
on this and former occasions bs. ....
"a III manner contrary 90 the fr-
tereSts involved iu The recent n.s.i..,
uohS ana demands acceptance 81 tne
proposals by Japan
Demonstrations Checked.
Several anu-Japanese de15onst,..
uohS occurred mere TODAY buf fb.t-
We're Immediately checked Sert,-
Hleht against the government is in-
cIeaslns as result of reports that no
resistance VIII bee made TO japanese
troops III they seize Chinese territory
ana that Press Yuan Shi kai viii
grant all OF Japan demands III ibat
country shows its deterluination fo
resort 20 force.
uan Shl kai remains at the winter
paIace. IL IS said that he has not lcff
It's precincts for four DAYS Many
Chinese have been arrested ON charges
Ihdt they are plotting 10 Kin the presi-
dent
Ihe exodus OF japanese residents
SoH'iHues several japanese business
houses closed their doors todsv a.
Fangements have been made 10 barrie
cade those which remain open. Nune
IS being patronized.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06

Mike Etto. 741 W. Monroe St. and
Steve Madras. 136 Prairie av.. pltad-
ed guilty m city court Thursday morn
ing 10 charges OF intOxication and
fghting In public place They were
fined S5 and costs each Complaint
was lodged b. -P1rolnan- Rzepka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06
FOUR CAUGHT IN RAID
DRAW $50 FINES EACH

Chief of Detectives Kuespert and
Detective Diver were WITNESSES Tor the
state Thursday morning IN the cases
of four negroes arrested IN RAD al
$50 \ Taylor ST "Wednesday nlght az
.a-gO o'clock. Fines OF $50 and costs
we're yen Retta Morning. Edna Bur
bridge and Trevo Bell 53s s. Tay-
Tor 81 Clarence Pierce l. v. COL
fax av.. drew like sent>H~A All de-
MED the charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06
BOMB WRECKS BUILDING
Black Handlers blamed for Dynamit-
inc Structure.

CHICAGO Nav GA dynamite
bomb early today partially wrecked "a
two-story frame building an5 dam
aged a three-storv brick structure adj
Joining. and several members 0f fame
lilies occupying the buildings We're
thrown from their beds An Italian
family lives in ono of the aats 80 The
frame building and tho police be-
Heved the bomb had been SET on by
Black Hand agents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06
WILSON CLUB MEETING
TONIGHT.

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, 1915-05-06
THE WEATHER

INDIANA. - Rain tonight
and pi obably Friday. cooler
tonight in northwest portion.
LOWER MICHIGAN. -
Partly cloudy in north. rain
in south portion tonight
Friday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
"A Law Permitting Polygamy the Solution
By Mrs. Francis Burke-Hardt,
The Well-Kno~n Enalish Writer.

Two my way OF thinking there is but
one solution, unless. of course. ma
= ture steps In and male children
predominant; and even then the problem
would have to be shelved until matters
levelled themselves up as a matter of
time. | would suggest that a law be
passed by which a man may be permitted
to possess one. two or three legal wives.
as the case may be. provided he can
guarantee 10 the authorities he is In a
position TO support them decently and
properly and in keeping with his posi-
ton
A few years ago I was permitted the
privilege OF being a guest in an Eastern
harem. and during my stay, in which ]
talked and associated with a fair num-
which have firmly convinced me that in
spite Of our boosted progress the sOlu-
ton to a worldwide problem was az any
rate In part expressed here.
would tell YOU that life in an Eastern
harem Is by no means In keeping with
the popular idea Of such a place ~ is
totally different from the place We read
about I'm novels or see upon the stage.
Far from H. 10 is place where one finds
many lessons which 10 would do us WON
en- good 20 take 90 heart and act upon
The happieEt and most rcstful and con.
ten ed faces ] ever saw Boo my life were
in the harem. and among women possess
ing many qualities We Western women
would do well f1 emulate.
Nature invented or evolved woman for
a definite and special purpose; but civili-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

bic. War and polygamy are both hort
bic. both dcsolsung.
A. fifteen 1 welded the NabarlIan of
kaplr'hal8. My father. who va.
Marquis OF Spain. had lost HIs fortune
Because I could dance I wont upon tine
stage Of the Royal Theatre Of Madrid
remained ON the stage uIf four weeks.
The Maharaiah lad come t0 spain ta If.
tend the wedding of kiuE Alfonso. Ir
came io The theatre. fIr met UU We
fell in love. We married.
tie was honest with mH. krr. d wac
marrying a man already several frea
wivod. Eut . was young p loved ..m.
o.. . have sold. accepted ... ...d.
runa. Having accepted ...W ....
made fho most and bet of f..". $500. ...
s' item iH wrong. q have lived .... .r
nine years. have If.. ... ..
Po'ygsmy o. dyIre a7 bad finr H.. ig
the weight ~ ,fr own irIlr..r T..r. ...
not more than three i1rl. r Hi IrI.H.
There are men who .H.. .Hr. .... ...
vito. many mon. 1900 tU.. HH.. .u Co.,
temp. f1 Keep .Hl women undo. .H.
roof Even in iulH .HH' would .. .u.
pos BILE. The women would r.r.'.
Whom a man haa more than ono wife
Copyright 1910. U. ... 5000. Conn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

TH HE embarrassing situation in
which the women OF England.
= France. Germany and Austria will
find themselves after the war through
the destruction OF so many men is being
widely commented upon abroad. In Eng
land there are many who believe that
polygamy should be legitimatized-at
least for a period long enough 10 restore
the balance OF the sexes.
Among those who advocate this is Mrs.
Frances Burke-Hardt. very well known
English writer, who. among others. has
spread her views widely in the English
press. One OF the articles embodying
her theories is printed on this page.
BY a curious chance. the Nlaharanee
of Kapurthala, with her husband, is now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

power that belongs 20 her station. Tho
rival is denied these. and because she
&, denied them the European wife at
least enjoys the luxury Of despising her.
Polygamy viii die because 81 Is wrong.
10 IS contrary to the high ideals OF the
heart. Talk not 20 me ~ nature. We are
prone 20 give 20 every impulse I'm US the
name Of nature. Humanity evolves and
each state is better than the last. In the
sense in which you say polygamy IS ma
tural. murder Is natural In moments or
anger We have the impulse 20 KILL But
who that is sane would justify MURDER
II IS natural that anger should rage in
our hearts when We have been baffled
OF some desire, yet anger, we know,
makes most Of the misericq Of life. We
are out Of state OF polyEamy and al
ready It IS regarded as a stain upon civil
izatiOn.
The war babies? No. no. no. would
not grant poly even Co remedy that
great evil. Some crack Drained persons
advise the forcing the soldier fathers.
even though already married 20 Iegiti-
Matte their offspring by marriage. I
don believe that uiU DO looked upon as
solution o. the problem
WIZ 10000 war babies on Sc hands
do no. wonder that England IS puzzled
a. 10 i's duty. u is a difficult question.
But let the mothers settle g. 70 IS an
Individual problem. u the mr.'cr loves
the child and wants to keep &C. allow her
20 DO sol. let England give charity
baza1~s 90 aid her 90 keep it ~ the
mother Is without any natural love for D..
or ability 90 care for g. Ioi DO be- cared
for by the aeylums for orphans. 7 thins
Zoo much is being said about these war
babies ar any rate. Many such children
ORC being born every year. perhaps 81
nearly equal number. and there o. no pub
lr.fr about it The problem VIII be in
q .-.iraIlv solved Each problem has an
individual solution.
Urf 10'vgamy needed 10 rcpopu'ate
Europe Atroci0us idea There have
been other wars a. terrible and no such
hile0ua Device followed
Nrs Burke Hardt again ask you n
Ehr-a1|s fIrre are charactcristics uf he
women o.. fhe Eastern harDma which
women rf Tho We torn s-Id would Co
well FL. emulate q Grant Won one. Like
an people. of the IFe. they think in vast
numbers NJ years They .k1r Hr arHua
Their civilization is old ana calm Their
history extends into The dim BEGINNINGS
~ .l0 world. That causes thcm % look
flr .uil he past and far into ths future.
They learn f0 wait Thcv have infinite
power fp endure. They 1-e rlf.oT with
great r1f ence. but patience Is an
ovrrr1fad Quality Especially 10 Go be- pa-
u-nrr in Che face o. great wrong
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
"POlygamy is More Tragic Than War"
BY The Maharanee Of Kapurthala.

DOpuIaTe me Hiricken continent BY mis-
means.
Again 7 ask who is this woman who al.
vocates anything 20 monurous7 She
says she knows something OF the harems
OF the East. Doubtless she thinks she
docs. but tho harems do not give up their
dark secrets 10 pryinr WcHcrncra. al.
ways the impencfrabie veil ig between
them. How foolish fo rrraue the surface
oft things and announce what you deem
90 great frufhf
should smile should map my fingers
OFF fhc absurd English woman were not
the theme she treats so great and terrt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

M so absurd
w Airs. Burko-Hafdt? Mrs.
Broken Heart aho should Do called. For
that s what 90 be- she stand for. a sys.
tenn which will break The hearts of WON.
On and the mind of men
z who know speak F0'yFamy is im.
possible among European women They
will NOT have o.. Traradie. more fUrr.
bic than tho war. crime moro awful Than
that OF Ncdrl. who killed her own rf".
drcn 90 aveUrn her wrongs upon ".rIr
father Jason. would hr enacted were .He
governments Of Europe to attempt to re.
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zation steps I'm and DEGREES otherwise.
Natures object is. therefore. frustrated.
The consequence OF the present day mud
die as regards the sex question Is a vast
army OF women who with a stately air
OF decorum and discomfort fill the pen
sions in Overpowering numbers, who live
lives without aim or object, who cuddle
and kiss dogs instead OF babies. who
country, whose mental and physical
energies die for want OF proper expires
sion. whose bitterness OF soul is a dis
grace 20 womanhood and a poor cOmpli-
ment 20 an almighty power who sent them
into the world with definite and sacred
mission to carry out.
All this viii have TO be changed.
Woman viii have 10 be transplanted into
a new order of things. No longer will 10
be necessary for her 20 stand I'm the
market place and shout her grievanceg
while she turns an anxious face toward
the world.
After this war Is over woman is com
ing into her own. And the vote Is not
going TO do H. That idea Is dead long
since so. woman is going 70 be the
means OF her own salvation. aided and
supported by her proper and natural
partncr-mau!
Under tho new dispensation all viii -
different Nature will be paramount in
everything. Civilization will look after
itself. There is no doubt that we are
overcivilized. AZ tho Irishman said:
1--WE must 20 back a BIZ but that1l mean
we're going forward"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
and Its Extraordinary Suggested
Remedy Discussed by the
FaUorite Wife Formerly the
Famous Spanish Beauty Senorita
DeIgado) of the Maharajah
of KapurthaLa Who Has Four
Wives and Numerous Concubines

in New York The Maharanee was Sem
orita Delgado, who became the favorlte
noble family, who became the favorite
OF the Maharajah's four wives and
his numerous concubines. She gave up
her own religion for that of her husband
and has for a number of years been a
practical polygamist. Her interesting
discussion OF the remedy" suggested by
Mrs. Burke-Hardt and others and her
conclusions regarding IL are printed here.
This is the first and only statement
which the MaharaDee has made in this
country. II is significant that. although
living happily. as she says. in state OF
polygamy. she sets her face squarely
against the ideas set forth by the English
women who. while practical mouoga-
mists. advocate polygamy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

children. lneJ Know uOlEluE else. 1 ufll
minds are dwarfed. They are Of the
mental stature OF a little child. The life
there Is so different from that OF the
women OF Europe and America that the
difference Is incomprehensible. To I'M
derstand You must live there, have seen
day after day. and YEARLY tried 20 talk
with the stunted creatures. Then you
would know that ! cannot be jealous OF
one Of them. Could you be jealous OF
a dog
Polygamy is impossible in Europe for
two reasons Europe IS @ Christian land.
IL would never embrace Nohamedauism,
which permits polygamF. The spirit OF
the old martyrs would rise in them. At
tempt 70 introduce Mahomedanism into
Europe and a war more terrible than that
which S. now rendiug g. would follow.
war vet more devastating. for II would
be a war Of determination.
II Is for another reason not 10 be for
one moment seriously cons idercd. That
g. that the women OF Europe are TOO en-
lighfened 20 accept g.
There Is a phrase we often encounter
and az which We smile. 10 Is The war
OF the sexes There Is mo- war between
the sexes. There are misunderstandings,
differences. needs OF adjustment. Of look
ing al life through each others glasses.
OF standing as 90 were iu the same place
10 view the problems of the world. But
there would Doe a war Of the sexes should
a male government enact laws seeking
20 establish polygamv. There would be
murder. individual and Wholesale. 10
would turn women into furics.
PolyEamy is ar evil 20 men. II is an
evil 10 women. 70 is an evil 20 children.
Il Is bad for men because 30 causes them
20 worry When there o. dissenf'on in
his home man is distracted. Ills eff
cheney In the world ~ business g. d.
minishcd POtraWr .s bad FOR women
because 10 causes lHariJDhos and heart
burnings. 70 creates spirit OF rebel
lion. for a women. mo- matter how amin
telliRent. knows that 10 is wrong. 10 g.
bad Tor the children because they have
sense OF not belonging anywhere.
You have had in your own country
polyEamy ] have heard NJ t.o f'f.r.'Yua
practices In place y0u call Utah. 7
know also that the pOiygamy itself yoI
first regarded o. a Gre and tried 20 stamp
80 0Ii Then you learned that if is 90
cancer and you must cut 30 out That Is
universal truth.
know quite we'll that your mind will
ASK. 'Why does the European woman
raheI against another wife. auen she SUBJ
mifg 20 a rivalT" 7 answer. FIRST boz
cause a rival s ae rule a tran tory
rrU She is "a trouble chat visits fHe home
and denaris. IHf wife would boz an
awful fixture. A. any rate The European
wife does not without protest .rhmlf
f1 he existence 90 rHr husbands rival
Hers i1 The Cu.Na-d patience OF fhr prr.
sons sufar.~E f-nm disease Tho custom
of having a rival Is social disease
THrr0 i8 ever in tlH heart af the sufferer
Che hope OF a cure.
second because romantic love fa 70 tran.
s.rn' '..rr. A wife, ..u.. HHE Dr. che
have children, comes 20 desire most tho
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-06

European financial affairs will be in
a frightful condition at the close of the
war that much is clear, and the safety
of the finances of the United States
will be insured by the fact that it will
be a creditor and not debtor of
Europe.
While our agricultural products con-
tinue to move out to Europe and to
Asia in great volume, and in majority
of instances at high prices, the demand
by these continents will be much
greater and more pressing for those
products every month of the present
year.
The devastated lands of Europe and
the presence Of its former producers in
the trenches now as destroyers and
consumers make for vast shortages in
the European crops for the present
year.
This being the case. it is easy to per-
ceive the huge and pressing demand
that will come TO our farmers for every
thing that supports life in man or beast.
The United States is now the storage
house of the worlds supplies, and in
exchange will receive the cash and
credit balances to cover payment for
its exported commodities.