davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-07

Keep the Counties Big and Give Local
Communities Self Government.
OF course our people have felt the
burden Of this shameful system or
lack Of system, and in q laundering
way we have been feeling about for a
remedy. But the trouble Is that in
trying to improve matters we have
jumped from the frying pan into the
| fire by splitting up counties and maxi
ing more cour.ties-each new county
meaning a new sheriff, a new register,
a new clerk, q new treasurer, a new
Jail, q new ~poorhouse. and heaven only
knows how many other things and
persons, all to be supported from the
peoples taxes. Or frequently one sec
ton Of a farming county in which a
| rich city is located has had itself set
apart into a new county, leaving the
old rural county without any evenue
from the city it's farmers have helped
to make rich.
The thing to do instead of all this
is to keep the counties big so that the
burden of supporting county officers
| will be light and so that really useful
county officers may be prOvided-a
county superintendent of school, a
county health officer, demonstration
agent, and a woman's work agent (for
canning, poultry and hOusework),
each employed for his or her whole
time-and at the same time give the
people Of each locality power to man.
age their own affairs through the
township system.
In other words, we need local self
government for rural districts just as
we already have for town districts
only local elf-government doesn't
mean at all that the state should not
set q minimum standard in education
and morals and public progress below
which no community should be allow
ed to fall (while leaving the commu-
nifty free to go as much further as 1t
wished, just as the law sets certain
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11
9as seiabrlide 9eutidlanS.

! Denn man ieben gag bic sngtifbn
3eitunsen bteies 2anbes lieit, tpie bas
unisr Gef6Gft nit ii6 brinst, bat mar
9elessnbeit, ben DabniiRn in ieinsr
mannigfa9iten uub iiberraiChenbrsr
eri4einungen gu beobuaten, nobel iit
aud bic anbere, freilih lGneit boob
adtets Wobrnsbmung sinftellt, oab bas
alberrite 3sug bic meiite 3uIiimmunc
finbet. Su biefe geidilberts SIafie &c.
bort bic Sbeoris bon bem gsfdbrlider
9eutidIanb. Sn bieism Sale iino mir,
nadbem mir bod ihon Elm games
Sabr bic traiIsiten unb tolIiter
4niidten in Der engliiten qrsiis gsls'
Zen baben, auf cine ueberraitung 9s'
ftoben, nGmlid oab 3eiturgsn, bic Bis.
lang bas geiitigs @leidgsfpi6t einissr.
maben gepabrt babsn, ebenfaus In
pieie unidsliae 9borbeit pom gefGbrIi,
9en Deuti6lano nit einitimmen 60
baben mir artitsI gsfunben. in lpelden
iebr perniinfttg aussinanbergeisbt
fpirb, bab Die YQuiitania s2tnoslsgsn.
belt niht gu sinsm arisss nit 9sutIds
Lamb fiibren biirfe, tpenn in unIerem
2anbs nod Elm 8unten BON 9ernunft
seblieben 1T. 8sutI4lanb, beibt es,
babe in bisIem Sale ui6t bOsipilig qes
banbelt, entbebrs nidt elmer 1etpiiTsn
9ts6tfertigunQ uHo babe fsinen gutsn
DiQsn ertpieisn. inbem es einen Dor
i4lag unterbreitete, Der bic gefabrIois
8efDrOerung bon dmsritanif6en SSedRs
qailagieren ii6ert. Semna9 nGre Elm
Srieg auf @runb bieIss 9orfaGs in
teiner NeiIe gu re9tfertigsn. 2lnoers
a6er mare es, penn mir 9eutf6laNb
ben &ries ertlGren, I'm biefes on Der
ue6erDinoung Der QlIiirten gu petbin,
bern, neil, penn bas geI4dbs, Die Der.
Staatsu ebsnfalls ibrsr llnabbGngigtsil
Dor osm peItbeberrihenbsn 9euti6s
Lamb ni6t Ii4er pdren.
Die Yrobriten iagen bas jsbsn 5ag,
70 bdb man oteie 9ummbeit penn
bitie fie porbrtngen, ni6t mebr beadtet
bat. aber bdb 3eitungen, bic btslung
9sutfdlunb einisermubsn serett beurs
tbeilt buben, in bieien Wa6nfinn sins
itimmen, mub gu bem 9laubsn fiibrsn,
bab Oieier ariss ale aOpfe in 4merita
psrbrebt bat.
ge3ei9nenber Weiis tpirb tein g.rs
fud gemadt, bisfe eigentbiimli6e Qn.
ii4t III besrInoen. Bios oberfld9ti9
ipirb aneeoeutst, bab Rationen, pelde
i'm 8siiB elmer acknowledgement Radt
Iino, bieis gegsn jsOs anbsrs RatiOu in
anpenouug brineen. Sn bisfsr ees
fdi6tli6en Riiderinnerung liegt Dobl
Elm &ern bon Wabrbsit. Rupoleon I.
mar unerldttli6 in isinsr 2dnber9ier.
Gnslanb III ebenfals unb nod Bis auf
ben beutigen 5aa elm 9dnoer unb 8ols
fer perfhlingeHbss 2anb. 4ber es lit
bod gegen ale @ernunft, an cne Rd.
tionsn ben slsi9en Wabitab 1n3ulsgen
unb gang beIpHosrs uniiunig iIt Is, cine
Station, bic. Dls bic bsutf&e. ii& BON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

SsrYo itouernS nSranscrtp Z
ssb0rt gu ben 3eitunsen, bic 90fes Dor
9eutidlunb fiirdten unb sr bat iosal
9epetie bafiir. Wtdn bDre uno la6e
SIN Sabre 1870, iagt bas Soitonel
ylutt, prOteitirte 9ismard ssssn @na.
lambs Waffenlieferuneen an Trants
reid. @nglanp, Iast bic goFtonerin
babe ibn ausgelaht, o6er gismurd
babe binter bieer 5crberung cine 9lbs
ii6t Osritstt unb balo iei iie an Der
9aa eetommen, iubem gismord gun
eroben 9lerger GngIunbs bic rri'if6t
Reeieruna pon Der 8eoineun9 bsfrette
lpona6 lie teine 5lotte i'm S6paBer
Weere bolten burfte. 9as betpsiii. iast
Der transcript, bab 0eutibl1nb mil
Ieinem jeBigen sproteit ebenfalls etlpu:
geeen Die Der. Staaten i'm Shilot
fiibrt. Bas bds isin tonnte. pirt
niht gsidgt. 9emnah lpihenlpir es
audi ni4t. 9isIeiht lpirb 1eutItlant
bic Qbtretun9 Der Der. Staater bon
ben Seen bis gum meritanif6'r Weer'
buIen unb pon Der dtldntiIher sis 5ur
pacifii6en aiiite iorbern unb bonn lid
nod isinsr 9robmutb riibmer. 3uT
Belsbrung beg transcript" mO6ter
mir jsbo6 binSufiigen, bab oicies gu
aeitanbnib an RubInnb betreifs oss
S6pur5en Wteerss I6ou bel @usbrud
oss fran3GiiidRn 9rieges erfol9t mar
IS lag bic 8efiir6tuns Dor. onb Oe.
iterrsib. an psFen SpiBe Der unfabist
9euIt iianb, Der Sismurd nit Der
9lutb zines beI6rGntten @eiitcs haBte,
ben arieg nit 5ruutrsit nabrnebmen
ipiirbe, um 9euti6lano in DEN Riiden
gu fallen. lin bas 5u perbiiteu, Der
pfli6tete iih Rublanb, Elm Geo5dds
lungs Seer an Der 0iterreihiIdsn
0rsn5e aufSuitsller. 9a es bieier
9ertrag ebrIi6 belt (aus ultem 6ub
gessn SsitsrreitD, entbob 0euiih!ano,
bas dls a0nigreih preuben (oamuls
CAB es ia nod tein 8euiidloro) elmer
Der @arantoren bes mad bem arims
triese seidIoHsnsn 9ertrases mar. Der
Rublanb uuferIsste, teine 5lo!te i'm
G9parsen D}eers gu bnIten, 2sbtsrss
isiner 9erpfIiatung, mas engldno
5pan1, in ben lauren Ipfsl III beibsn
unb bas @leife 5u tbun. Wenn nun
Der transcript" aus oieiem 9Organae
eintn 8eraIeid nit ben ieBiasn Ger
bdltniffen beritelen lam, 1T sr cir
Giinftler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11
fen itebsn unb j.be snn.riOn Icu aus
de5df[piIeu yeiu

fen itetn unb j.be annsrion Icn aus
sef9lofen fein.
S1lieblid: Mer bat bieie @eifihtti
pon Dentf1lonbs Gdnbereitr aufeei
broHt? Dod Nismanr onbers aIs BIZ
yiationen. NIT benen es jsbt i'm aries,
itebt. Sieie babeu nit SiubIid anf bel
aries, ben lie lansii ssplant batten
i6on feit Jabren in ameri!anifdrr
l3eitiHrifteu Deuti4lanb bein ameri.
tanifden 0oite an5ufddpdrSsn geiuht
in Der 9offnuns. es als 9unbsssenof.
fen gu seipinnsn. Sect iuirb bic Der.
bebuns nit boppeltsm Gifsr tetrisben
Die ameritaniidsn Rebaiteurs io1isr
bod ibrer SntsIisenS nidt Elm fold
idledies 3susnib ausitsllsn, bab fl
nidt einmal 70 Oiel Sdarfiinn baben
Tim bic abiihteu Der 6stHoe Deutidb.
lamb 3u burdIdauen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11
@laorib bel Naat.
Bon W az ROrbuu.

RebeH i,in.n pisi.n R.is.n. bic is'
ben, ben Srembsn ipie ben GiHb.imir
i4en. be3aubsrn, bat WaobriO aud iDl'
DE, bic msines Grahtens nidt ssali'
aeHb selpiirbigt rperbeu; ). .. oas
StrabeupfIalter, bas man aIs De-
f4idtsbentmal a4ien ioats, ba G;
ii4erli4 aus Der 3sit pbilipps III
ftammi, iOfsrn ss HiHt tn Diel dli.rs
pieaei6i Dorseiai@tli&e, Gpo6en 5ul
riidreiden iolIte. Obsr Der StrpbsHbti'
tel, Der nit ieiner ansegsniport uni
feinen iiberous 5abIreiden unb abs
ipedslunssbolIen Tormen einsn 10 ma'
lsrii@n 3us in bos TldbriDer eird,
benlsben brinsi. Ginen gorSus Don
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

Gi6t Tein. Die aaiirien tpiirbsn burt
Waffenlieferungen niht untsritiibt unb
nidt bur9 bic SoffiuIns, bic Ser.
Siaatsn mosli6er Weiie auf ibre Seits
CUR brinsen, 5ur 5ortiebuns bes Srie-
ges ermntbist lperben. Sn folder
Deife perseben iif bic Der. StaateI
fHper sesen Die Belt, gang absefeben
BON pem S4aosn, ben lie iid9 ielbit
Sufiiaen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

Die GntbGtlungen aus ben
belgiihen 4ratpen bilben ben tpertb.
pou1ten geitrdg 5ur Gntftebungsaez
f6i4te bes jsBtsen &rissss. Die be-
treffeuben Dotuments tpuroen bon ben
btplomdttf6en 8ertretern gelaiens 3u
elmer 3eit gsfdrieben, ais feline 9eibens
f9dft uno parteili9t.it ibr urtbeil
triibte unb iis beitdtissn, oab Der arieg
ni6t DON Deutfalanb berbeiaefiibrt
tpurbe, fonbern Don ben 4aiirten.
4usbrii6li6 tpiro geiast, oaB Der
Dretbunb gefdlofeH puros, nm ben
grieben guropas 5u T9sru uno Der
SretnerbaHb, um ben Srisben sa jt0.
rem. Dus III eins 9iniens sWabrbeit.
DAP lie jeBt in ben adnbern Der 2taiir.
ten uub Disllsidt aud ipdter nidt our
anertennung aeldn9sn pirb, IT ni4t
gu Dernunbrn. afber gang unoerssibs
lid ift es, bab unfer QdnD, has bod
feline Beranlaiiung baben iollte, anbers
ais neutral Su benten, ii6 bisfer Babr>
beit Derf6liebt Domit bat es erobes
llHbeil dneeri4tet. 9ei elmer neutrds
fen @eiinnllng in ben Ser. @taaten
tuarbs nlnmear Der Sriebe II nabsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11
Iithuud, ben II. ausuit 1915.

Sn bteism ariese bot bic
onglosameritanii6e preiie ii4 taum
ipenissr blamirt. uls bic Rufen. @ine
fol6s unipiHsnbett iibsr suropGiids
8erbGltniiie, pis Iie bieIslbe jsbt of
fenbart, bate man ni6t fir mpslia
eebdlten, obpobI man Don jeber nidts
8eoeutenbes Don ibr eebaIten Rat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

Die Rufisn iino Elm IO!d Der.
losenes Bad bab man ibnen niht Elm.
NAL gIauben bari ipenn iis S6ls6tes
bon iid iagen. Sic beri6teten, bab IL
naf) oem WtuItsr Don 1912 polen in
cine Wiiitensi perpanbelt bdttsn uun
ieBt ergibt ii4, bub lie iebr psnis I'm
bell oaIeIbit dngeri4tet baben. Oaa
geIdab freiIih nidt neil lie Elm
meni4lides Riibren smpfanben. ion;
bern neil Die Oeutiaen ibnsn 70 bidt
auf ben 5erien pursn, 10 bab lie tsine
3eit battsn. ibre barbarifden abiidten
sur 4usfLbrHn9 gu bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

y d Der 9ertrsibunq Der
Ruifen aus GaliSien i9rieb Elm Sad
mann. Dem seituttet mar, bic ganSs
ruiiif4e Sront gu beii9tisen unb Der
nidt ipeniaer als feds ruiIiihe g(rmeen
auf ihre SriegsfGbisteit priiT:e. Ser
Srennpuntt Der Situation lisat in benz
6esrs, pel4es iiio0itli6 Don aubfin
itebt. Dieies bate ben Stob in 9alis
Sien aus5ubalteH, aber ss iii poqig neu
prgaHiiirt poroer uno piro DON einen
anoeren 6ensral befsbligt. 9isie 4rs
NEE ID; int mir bic bette, fpelrhe Rubs
LAMB je ins BelD aeiteqt bat. SetNia
Yrosent odoon iinD armsetprps, bic
i6 ihou an anOeren Srien All heobdhs
ten 8elegsnbstt bate unb i'd tam Ius
asH, oab fis Die gliitbe Der ruiiiI9eu
Mrmee barItsqen. Ter neus 9eneral,
oeiIen Ramen i4 jeBt niat nsnnsR
oarf, iii Die bemertensuertbsfs Yer.
fonIi9teit, Der id, in bieIem ober einem
dnoersn &riegs begesnet bin. 9rb.rs
balls RuBIunOs it er taft unbsfannt,
aber innerhalb zines Wonats ,piro bic
@elt @unoeroings Don ibm b0rsn.
Die 9liitbs lit sstnidt unb Don Dem
General, Der 10 beriibmt perben ioGts,
bat man nidts geb0rt. Dir baben
Disie rfa6mGnnii6e" Qniidt nur an
gsfiibrt, neil fol6e anitdtsn jsbssmal
mad elmer ruiIii6en Risberlase ii6
Dernebmen laiIen. Soeor jtBt ntrO
tpieosr 6ebauptet, bob abermaIs cine
bliibenoe 4rmee unb Elm bsriibmtsr Ges
neral auf bic 9euti4en port.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

Die 9olbienbuneen aus
9cnoon mad Rem yort baben ben
,3iped, ben 9rOben Sursitur3 Der eng
lifaen WedlieI auf5ubalten, bic UNI bier
Yrosent entlpertbet iinb. 100 pfunp
sterling baben jest nur nod einen
9olbpertb BON SO pfunb Sterlina,
mas elm GROCER ftnaniisllsr 8srluit lit
unb nod mebr bur9 ben 9erluit bes
finan5iellen anfebens f9dblid pirtt.
IS mub Der engliibsn Rseierung Iebr
ibpsr gsfallen isin, oas Sob beriiber.
5uidtten, ou lie es ansftlib biitst. Inn
bic @ntpertbung bss i'm Snlanb 5irs
tuItrenoen popiergslDes gu Derbinbern,
aumul bic 9eloosduns bierfiir jest
iChon bedu9itisenD tlein 1T. 9oraus
1T 8u erisbeu, oaB Die @olDienbuug
ni6ts Oa3u bsitragen lpirb, Den Grsbit
gn9lanos gu beben, btnn mas es nuT
Der einen Settle bur6 Startling beg
We6ielturies eetpinnen pia, perlisrt
es auf Der unoeren Seite burh bic gntz
fpert6ung oes PapierssIoes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
Used
as sports IS
German Claim

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Ger-
many's reply to the United States de-
mand for an explanation about the
alleged use of fraudulent American
passports by German spies has been
received at the state department, it
was learned this afternoon. While the
text of the reply has not been given
out it was learned that Germany fails
TO explain how two German spies who
were executed in the tower of London
had fraudulent American passports.
Germany Denies however, that her
agents have manufactured fraudulent
passports In her reply the German
government also makes a counter
charge that the Belgian authorities
have forged American passports.
Germany asserts that a plant where
American passports were being turn
ed out by Belgians was captured by
Germany last fall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
ST. LOUIS BANKS
DOORS ARE CLOSED
President Declares DepositOrs VIII be
Paid Dollar For
,-Er. -t Dollar.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Nov. S.-The
Broadway bank of st. Louis, a state
institution at Broadway and South
ward St, did not open its doors this
morning. A notice was posted on the
entrance that the institution is in the
hands OF the state bank examiner.
About 500 men and women, chiefly
Germans and Hungarians, were gath
cred at the door by $3.50 a. IN. They
stood about in groups talking quietly
but making no demonstrations.
According to the banks statement
published Sept. II, as requested by the
state law. there were deposits of more
than 100000 in checking accounts,
time certificates and savings accounts.
Edward Beisbarth, president Of the
bank. arrived at the institution at
$40 o'clock and walked through the
crowd to the door. Through captain Of
police McNamee, who had placed a
SQUAD OF policemen at the bank, he
sent word that every depOsitor would
be paid 100 cents on the dollar with
in a few days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
JEW CASES TO COME
BEFORE GRAND JURY
One OF the Quietest Sessions Held
For Some Time Is
Predicted.

Few matters Of Importance will
come up before the grand jury when
that body sits next week to consider
cases bound over from the lower
courts. According to Deputy Pros
ecutOrs Samue1~P. Schwartz and DAN
iel b. Nye, the session is to be the
quiestest that the grand jury has had
in years
The session will start Nov Is and
continue without interruption until all
matters to be considered are disposed
of. The cases which have been
bound over for action Of the grand
jury are: Peter Whitmer, child de-
sertiOn charge; Steve Vargas. assault
and battery charge; Robert Dilley.
breaking into freight cars on the
Grand Trunk; and John Smith, assault
and battery with attempt to commit
criminal assault.
The grand Jurors are: John Vite.
Warren township; George Pleppler,
Warren; Charles Mcdonald, Olive;
Paul Dewitt, Olive; Willie Roth Mad
ison; and James A Stroup. Warren.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
DAVEYS NAME TAKEN
OFF ATTORNEYS ROLL
Included in Those Who Are Not to
Practice i'm Superior
Court.

Several names were swept from the
attorneys roll of superior court by
Judge Ford Monday morning. Among
the names was that of Charles A.
Davey. Death and absences from the
city were reasons for actions in most
of the cases.
When questioned as to causes for
the removal of the name of Davey
Judge Ford refused TO be interviewed.
The list includes: Frank G.. Alexan-
der, Richard Blake, Charles b. CAL
vert, William Il. Cleaver. Warren S.
Chamberlain, James DuShane, Daniel
z. Day, Charles A. Davey, George w.
Doughty, Jasper E. Garst, +. G. Ga
b,iel, Arthur L. Gillian, A. ]. Horne,
{ linton Hoffman, Frank y. Hallagan,
Harold HOughtOn, Seymour Jensen,
Thomas p Patterson, Nelson j. Riley,
jr., Joseph NJ. Rousher, Charles E.
Thompson Turner, and Ed
ward West.
BY the same action the names of
attorneys who either have been ad-
mitted to the bar since the publica-
ton of the docket or through error
were left out, were ordered to be in
serted. This list included L. I. Gott-
lieb. w. A. Grzesk and ROLAND Oben-
chain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
COLDER BUT CLEAR
SAYS WEATHERMAN
Lowest Spot Touched Tuesday is 81.
Spring Flowers Not
Seen Here.

So far there have been no reports
OF violets or other spring flowers being
mistaken by the warm weather and
coming up. but it wouldn't be very
surprising to see some 'posies' appear
within a few days. This little thing
has happened in Chicago were the
temperature is lowering around the
place it usually occupies in the early
summer.
South Bend did not get as warm
weather Monday as Chicago did, but
at that there are few people around
the city who can remember having
such weather as this in November.
The coolest temperature for the day
was 81 early this morning. Things
warmed up a few degrees and the
thermometer registered 50 the greater
part Of the day.
Four years ago at this time South
Bend was covered witt snow 1t was
on Nov. 3, 1911, that about 10 inches
Of snow greeted the people unexpected
ly one morning. 1t melted slowly. but
from that time on the streets were COW
cred until early in the spring
According TO the weather reports,
there is going TO be a change in the
temperature. 1t is to be much colder
Tuesday, but it will be clear, says
the prophet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
HEAVY LOSS DUE
TO BOLTED door

NEW YORK. Nov. indictments
charging homicide will be deman ed
from the Kings county grand jury as
a result OF revelations following the
fire OF the five-story fiat building IN
y. 6Oth St, Brooklyn, on Saturday.
Fremen are still searching the
ruins for bodies of two girls who are
still missing in addition TO the Il
men and girls who were killed.
Four arrests have already been
made. Mr. and Mrs. Edward l.. Ra-
mond. owners OF the Diamond Candy
Co. were arrested on charges Of GRIM
inaI neglec, and homicide. Samuel
Simon. president OF the Essex shirt
Co. and Samuel Barkin, treasurer or
the company, were held as material
witnesses.
1t has been officially determined that
n bolted door was mainly responsible
for the heavy loss OF life. This was
a wooden trap door in the offices OF
the Essex Shirt Co. 1t was between
the third and fourth floors and, being
fastened on the underside. made IL
impossible for those on the upper
floors 20 get down On emergency stair
way. All the deaths were those OF
employses above the third floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
VILLA PLANS TO MAKE
HIS STAND NEAR NACO

WASHINGTON, Nov. s. - War de-
partment officials today expressed the
belief that fighting between Villistas
and Carranzista forces soon would be
enacted just across the Arizona bor-
der line in Mexico. Villas action in
returning 10 Naco. Sonora. 25 miles
west Of Aguaprieta, after he had start
ed for HermOsillO. was taken 10 indi-
cate that he plans on making his
stand there. AS Gen. Obregon. Car
ranza's chief military leader, - in
comamnd at Aguaprieta. the belief is
held here that ne will move against
Villa at once.
Gen. Funston is expected at Naco.
Ariz today IL is believed that he
went there for fear that American
lives would be endangered again by
the fighting between Nilistas and
CarranZistas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
FEAR SHIP WILL ACT
As COMMERCE RAIDER

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Persistent
reports that the American-owned
steamship Zealandia is being equipped
as a commerce raider to be employed
against allied shipping in the Gulf OF
Mexico have caused the department
0f justice to renew its investigation Of
that vessels American registry. The
snig ar last reports was at some OBJ
scure point along the Mexican coast.
United States war vessels on duty In
the Gulf OF Mexico. IL was believed
will be ordered 20 watch the steamer
Recently. after IL had sailed from
Pensacola, Fla, the Zealandia was re-
ported 10 have started for its various
zones so as 20 begin work as a COM
merce raider. Credence was lent to
this report By the fact that a crew Of
Americans was discharged at Pensa-
cola and one Of Germans taken
aboard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
MEETING IS HELD
BY NEW CABINET
Measures Which Caused Down.
fall of ZaimiS Are to be
ReintrOduCed.

ATHENS, Nov. S.-Premier SkOul-
odis and the new cabinet held their
first extended session today. 1t was
devoted to a discussion of the military
measures proposed by Minister of War
Yanakitsas, which are said TO have
been fully approved. These measures
caused the downfall of Premier Zai-
mis- but they will again be introduced
in parliament.
The outcome of the cabinet crisis
shows that King Constantine is still
in control and ex-Premier Venizelos
has gained practically nothing by driv-
ing out Zaimis The new premier has
already made il clear that the govern
ment has no intention at present Of
departing from its attitude of neutral
lty.
Venizelos is reported to be deeply
disappointed over the fact that no
great demonstration in favor - the al
lies followed his victory in parliament
and is said to be planning to leave
Athens
In some quarters it is rumored that
VenizelOs will retire from politics be-
cause Of his failure 10 swing Greece to
the side of the allies.
The complete cabinet follows:
Premier and minister Of foreign af-
fairs, Minister NJ. SkOUlOdis.
Minister of war. Gen Yanalitsas.
Minister Of marine. Admiral Coun-
tOuriOtis
Minister Of finance, NJ. Dragoumis.
Minister of the interior, NJ. Gou-
naris.
Minister Of justice and communica-
ton. NJ. Rhallis.
Minister Of public instruction, NJ.
Michelidkis.
Minister of national economy. NJ.
TheOtOkiS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
BIG THREE" WILL
DIRECT POLICIES
ASquith, BaIfOur and Lloyd
George viii Serve as
War Council.

LONDON, Nov. S.-Premier As
quith, First Lord of the Admiralty
BaIfour, and Minister of Munitions
Lloyd George are the "big three who
will hereafter direct the military and
naval policies of Great Britain An
nouncement was made today by the
Evening News that the cabinet had
elected these three men as the war
council"
Sir Edward Grey, the foreign secre-
tary, will attend the sessions of the
war council when questions relating 10
the policy of the foreign office are I'M
der consideration.
The announcement made by the
Evening News was regarded as author
itative as it came just before the house
Of lords reconvened for a resump-
ton Of debate on matters relating to
the war Most Of the members Of this
body had opposed the system under
which the entire cabinet directed mil
itary affairs.
It is now understood that Lord
Kitchener. the war secretary. viii be
absent from London for several
months. In his absence the premier
and Lloyd-George viii divide his du-
ties.
The galleries Of the house Of lords
were filled early in anticipation Of a
lively session owing TO the change in
Kitchener's departure for the near
east and the drastic action Of the
censor in suppressing the Globe.