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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
Arabic Struck Far AStern
Which Shows No Attempt
Was Made to Ram the
German Submarine.
FEAR AUSTRIA MAY
DEFEND DUMBA'S ACTS
Note Asking His Recall is Sent
to Vienna-RepIy is Look
ed For Either Sunday
or Monday.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10.-The state
department has begun preparation or
a reply TO the German note on the
Arabic emphatically rejecting the sug-
gestion that submarine commander
was entirely within his rights IN tor
pedoing the liner and also the con-
tention that Germany is not under OBJ
lgation to grant indemnity in the
matter. This note viii be presented
to Pres't Wilson for his approval as
soon as completed.
It was intimated in official circles
that there is no intention of consult
ing further with Ambassador Won
Bernstorff on the subject. The note
when approved viii be handed TO the
German foreign Office 10y Ambassador
Gerard TO whom II viii be cabled.
Are At Variance.
Pres't Wilson. il is understood.
takes the position that the Arabic note
and the German submarine command
er's claims are entirely at variance
with the physical facts in the matter
the Arabic haVin- been tOrpedoed far
astern instead of the bow section
which would have been the case had
she been trying 10 ram the submarine.
In the case of Austria there is q
feeling that in repudiating Dr.
Dumba's assertion that he was act
| ing directly under instructions" from
his home government in planning to
disOrganiZe American munltiOn factor
les and demanding his recall. the
United States may face retaliation and
eventually a complete severance of
diplomatic intercourse.
No action, however. is likely for
several days. The demand for the re
call Of Or. Dumba naturally overshad-
Ows all other subjects i'm diplomatic
and official circles. The very fact that
in his letter to the Austrian foreign
minister involves the German military
attache here, Capt Won Papen. by
claiming that he endorsed the muni-
ton plant strike plan. many officials
! believe, may involve action i'm the case
of the latter, who already has been
investigated by government agents on
three occasions for illegal activity in
behalf of his government Officials.
however, refuse TO discuss this. at
/ least until Austria's course in the case
Of Ambassador Dumba has been out
lined
Conforms to Precedents.
The note asking for the ambassa-
doris recall while sharp. IS said TO con
form entirely to the precedents, and
If Austria wants TO accept the view
of the United States she easily can do
50 without loss of dignity Inasmuch.
however as Or. Dumba has insisted
that his course was dictated from
dilemma many official feel that Austria
may desire to defend his action and
| insist that he was only protecting his
CONTINUED on PAGE 49,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
FRENCH TOWNS ARE
RAIDED BY AIRSHIPS
One AerOplane is Damaged-TwO
People Killed at
Nancy.

PARIS. Sept. 1O.-Six German aero
planes flew over Nancy dropping so
bombs, causing material damage at
various points, and killing two persons
and wounding 10, it was announced
today. The German aeroplanes also
dropped bombs on st. Max. a suburb
of Nancy, where several victims are
reported.
French artillery fired at the Ger
man machines and French aviators
started in pursuit of them. One of the
German machines was damaged by
the shell fire.
a German aeroplane, adorned with
is iron crosses, was forced TO descend
near Calais because its tank was
pierced by a bullet. The machine was
captured by the French and its two
occupants made prisoners
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
Rebel Leader is Hard PreSSG
in Northern MexiCo-HaS j:
Lost Most of His NUM-
tiOnS and Artillery.
CARRANZA FAVORED BY
PRESENT CONDITIONS
Will Get Further Time to Show
He is in Control of Most
of COuntry-AppearS
Strongest Factor.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10-Villa is
very hard pressed in northern Mexico.
and a large part of his army is facing
annihilation. according to a series o.
dispatches to the state department
from its consular representatives in
Mexico. He is eyacuating Torreon
while a strong force of Carranzista
soldiers has attacked his outpOsts at
Pedro De Las COlOnias, TO the east
of the city.
Villista officials here declare that
Villa personally is in command of his
troops and is evacuating TorreOn TO
take up a more strategic position pre-
viOusly prepared Carranzista repre-
sentatives, however, declare that their
adVices show that Villa has lost most
of his munitions and artillery and
will not be able to make a determined
stand at any point.
Meanwhile. the new complications
with Austria and Germany are expect
ed TO interfere with a meeting of the
Latin American cOnferees with Secy
Lansing. 1t will aslO give Carranza
what he most desires, time to demon
strate that he actually is in control
of the most of Mexico and therefore
should receive recognition. His reply
rejecting the invitation to participate
in the peace conference is expected to
reach Sec'y Lansing very soon.
Reply Turned Over.
The Carranza junta here says that
the reply has already been turned over
10 Consul John r. Silliman by Car
rama himself
1t was reported today that with
Villa facing elimination as a political
factor in Mexico, and with Zapata un-
able to get any delegates through to
attend, at least three of the South
American ENJOYS were endeavOring to
persuade Carranza to withdraw his
opposition and enter the peace confer
ence, control il. and then name hlm-
self as the provisional president. By
doing so. they are said to be pointing
out, he could secure the recognition
for which he is trying so hard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
BANKERS TO VISIT FAIR
Convention Next Year Will be Held
at Kansas City.

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. 10.-The
visiting delegates to the American
bankers association convention left
Seattle today, many of them for San
Francisco To visit the Panama Pacific
exposition before returning TO their
homes in the east. The convention
adjourned late yesterday after select
ing Kansas City as the 1916 conven-
ton city and electing the following
officers:
President James r. Lynch San
Francisco and vice president, Peter X.
GOebel, Kansas City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
ITALIANS ARE REPULSED
SAYS VIENNA REPORT

VIENNA (via Berlin and Amster-
dam, Sept. 10.-Repulse OF Italian
attacks at three different points on the
front are reported in an official state
ment issued at the Austrian war office
today. The statement follows.
I'm the Schulberbach region on the
Italian front. our troops repulsed en-
positions.
Our artillery repulsed two Italian
companies attacking a point Of sup
port in the Peralba district
Enemy patrols ascending Monte
Ciadenis were driven back
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
SELECT JURY To
TRY FRAUD CASES
Twelve Men Sworn in and
Prosecutor RuCker Makes
Statement.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 10-The
jury which Will hear the evidence at
the trial of Mayor Bell on charges OF
conspiracy in election frauds was COM
pleted and sworn in at 10 O'Clock this
forenoon.
Pros. Alvah Rucker of Marion coun-
ty began the presentation Of his case.
The make up of the jury follows:
Silas Tyner dairyman and farmer,
Washington township.
Eugene Dressler, farmer, Perry
township.
Elmer c. Stokes, matchmaker, In
dianapolis.
Robert J. Whetnight, retired farm
er, Indianapolis.
John b. WaggOner, carpenter, In
dianapolis
Louis Lacci. farmer. Pike township.
Joseph Watson, farmer, Lawrence
township.
George Dryer, carpenter, Wayne
township.
James J. Brady, retired, Indianap-
OILS.
Samuel l. Timberlake, insurance
agent Indianapolis.
Alvin B. Barnett, farmer, Perry
! township.
Edward Dittrich. janitor. Indianap-
oils.
Politically the jury stands; Repub-
licans. six; democrats three; bull
moose, one; prohibitionist, one; So
cialist. one.
Frank w. Ball, member Of a JOB
printing firm with ex-MayOr Book
walter, was turned down as juror in
spite of the fact that he disclaimeG
any projudices against the prosecU-
ton, and declared that he did not be-
CONTINUED OK PAGE 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
POOL ROOM CATCHES FIRE
Loss at 1889 W. Division st. is Esti-
mated at 81, 500.

Fire OF unknown origin started in
pool room operated by Valentine
Kendziorski, 1889 W. Division St,
Friday morning and resulted in a
loss estimated at $500 on he build
ing and contents The blaze started
i'm the front portion Of the store and
had gained much headway before il
was noticed and an alarm sent in to
40 ( fire station.
The loss on the building alone was
about $500. The whole was covered
by insurance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
FILE C. A. CLUB ARTICLES
Sixteen Members Sign Instrument as
Incorporating Members.

Articles Of association for the re-
ORGANIZED Commercial Athletic club
have been filed for record with the
county recorder The Incorporating
members are: Eugene b. Warner. DR..
r. H. Meyers, John III. BUzby. Will
liam L Mes. Carl l.. Hibberd. J. Fred
Christman. Clarence ]. Ash, Philip *.
Goetz, n Rudolph Campbell. William
Draper. Herbert W. Eldridge. Otis 5.
Romine. Charles L. Zigler, John Dea-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
AVIATOR KILLED.

GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept. 10
The explosion of their own bombs
killed two French aviators, when their
machines became entangled in barbed
wire. as they attempted to alight. near
Deyingen in Alsace. The airmen de-
scended because of motor trouble.
They were buried by the Germans with
military hOnOrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
AUSTRIA EXPECTED
To RECALL DUMBA
Demands of United States
Reach Vienna and Cause
Sensation There.

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 1O.-Demards
of the United States that Austria
Hungary recall its mbassa dor at
Washington have been received IN
Vienna, according to a dispatch re-
ceived here today and have caused a
sensation there.
The dispatch states that Immediate
ly following presentation of the
American note the foreign minister.
Baron Buriau. conferred with Emper-
or Francis Joseph, but that the result
rf the conference was not made pub
lie.
1T can be stated. however" says
the message. that Austria viii recall
DT Dumba Il is probable that no
successor viii De appointed at pres
ent but that the affairs OF the en-
bassy will be conducted by one OK
me attaches"
NEW YORK. Sept 10.-Count Won
Hoffa. an attache OF the Austro-Hun-
garian embassy, stated today that DI
DOnstantin Theodore Dumba had ex-
pected the American government TO
demand his recall and that therefore
the action taken AT Washington caused
him no surprise.
The attaChe also said that after Df
Dumba had received official notice
that his recall had been asked he
held "a long conference with Count
Johann Won Bernstorff, the German
am bassadOr.
IL was intimated today that Am
hassadOr Won Bernstorm would act as
the only representative of the Teu-
tonic nations iu the United States
hereafter. and that the Vienna gov
ernment would appoint no successor
to DR.. Dumba-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
FTND spy SYSTF.NI.

LAUSANNE. Switzerland Sept. 10
A dispatch from Geneva says that
the Swiss authorities have uncovered
an extensive German espionage in
Switzerland and that more than so
Germans have been arrested as spies
In various cities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
SEVENTEEN WERE KILLED
Official Announcement on Air Raid is
Made.

LONDON. Sept. lot was official
ly announced this afternoon that the
casualty as the result of the air raid
on Sept Z, now amount to Il killed.
five men, six women and six children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
GERMAN SPY IS PUT
TO DEATH IN LONDON

LONDON. Sept 10.-Ohiclal an
nOuncement was made this afternoon
that German spy was executed this
morning in London He was shot to
death
The press bureaus statement on the
execution did not give the name of
the spy put 10 death. presumably in
the tower of London. 1t said that he
was convicted by court martial at
estminster Guild on Aug. 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
MILLIONAIRE DIES.

DURHAM. y. c., Sept I0.-J +
Stagg. millionaire president o.
the Durham and Southern railroad
died early today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
THE WEATHER

FOR INDIANA - Local
showers tonight; saturday
partly cloudy and cooler.
LOWER MICHIGAN -
Showers tonight. warmer IN
east portion; Saturday part
~ cloudy and cooler.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-27

The shipplaston Sewing Club wss
entertained this week At the home o.
IMrs. II. J. Lockwood. Those present
were Mrs. g. lIiil. Mrs. A. Wickstrcm,
Mrs. J. p. nonham. Mrs.. D, n. Yanccy,
Miss W. II. liarland. Mrs. u. Putnam,
Mrs. u. n. Yancy. Mrs. q. w. Nehr-
hasa and Mrs. v. u. Finnell. Mrs.
Carr Adams OF klamath ralia was q
visitor ut tho club meeting. Tho ~.
tcrnoon was spent In ncedicwork. and
luncheon was served BY the hostess,
go
A jolly time was had at the home
OF Mrs. J. p, Honham Tuesday after
noon. when the kiddies Of shipping.
ton met to celebrate the NTH Anpivsr-
sary Of Miss blanche Bonham. Those
present were Alton Francis. Rolsy
Cantral. Grant Harland. Melvin Bon
ham. ueorsis Nehtbass. Tina Lock-
wood. Dorthea Nshrbsss. Evelyn
Francis. Lucille Francis. Cordslia
Cantral. Blossom Parker. Lucille
Harland. Phoebe Thornton. Nay
Thornton. Eater wickstrom aAd MAry
Finnsll. leo cream and cake were
served BY Mn. Honham ana the after
noon was enjoyably spent In games.
A very unique and snjoyabls even.
Ing was had on Thursday sveping In
the bachelor apartnents Of Ralph
Lorillard Carter. In the Page s-stvatton
building. Mr.. Carter was host 70 Mr..
and Mrs. +. y. Evans OF Caiburn.
Canada. and their daughter. Mis-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-27
Mouil,gR Pictures

Tonight and tomorrow the Orphsus
presents the film version Of Charles
Dickens mastsrpiscs. David Copper
'6cid." declared BY csities 70 bs the
greatest picture being exhibited Ia
the public today. This production
is In sevsn parts. replete With bsaatI-
ful scenes. To the admlrers Of
Dickens = treat b In store. % this Il
considered one Of ths greatest works
OF this famous writer. Thoagh this
productiou has always hssa shown
|at advanced psiesA. the Osphsus viii
not raise. - the management wishss
TO adhere to the one price admisaion
policy an far ~ possible.
. .
DR.. Cyrus Townsend Brady. author
OF many famous books. and writer Of
many feature photoplays. II the auth.
or Of the Star theater attraction that
will be presented today and tomor-
row. The title Of the picture II sThe
Better Man. Tho story Of the trs-
mendons struggle between two cler-
gymen for tho worlds two greatest
prizes, Ar. Brady has received much
favorable comment on the produc-
tion. VIM. courtlsish IL seen In the
leading role. The production is In
four parts. In addition ono reel Of
topical sud Industrial SUBJECTS viii b.
shown. ths concluding number Il the
Hearst 6slig News Pictorial =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-27

the andsrsiened. - Guardian % ths
person and estate Of i4aursnee Mos-
ton. . minor. Will nrst mortgage ard
thereafter soil q private sale. the
following describsd rsal proDsrty;
The certain real estate belong
ing 70 sa'd nisos. situated h K1an-
ath county. state Of orsGea. and
described - the southwest Qsartss
OF the southwest quarter Of section
-. and The southeast euassss Of
the southeast quarter q ssetioa y.
or otherwise dsscrihsd = lot . oi
section -. lots ! snd ef section
-, and the northwest quarter q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-27
ssslsay na(Isas slssla -
u Aseose ~ oNeoooA ~
araay megnlno - nDass
puoo1Do1D ~

Mabel Evans. ol this city. NJ. CarteJ
had. unasslsted. psepApe1 TIE tstreah.
msnta Tor the evening. ana plso sur.
prised his guests with ssvFeai novel.
tlca In the way Of sntertstnmsnt.
H1u
Mcmbera Of the local Clrcle og
Women Or wcodcrast vim give !
masoue bail It the wsss hail n 4 o.
q. r. building Tassday svcNns. April
9Th. which pfonlses to b largely at-
tended. and II certain 70 b. Z bic sue.
ecss. Invitations ARE now being Issued
for uhe affair
Mlss MAuds BALDWIN entertalned
members Of the bridge Club a two
tables II bridge Thursday Af(srnoon
At the Hotel Baldwin. whsa the gsssas
wore Nm. ChaSlss 2, 1l0ae, Mn. Clar-
cncs u. Underwood. Mn. Wesley o.
Saith. Mrs. Ere6srlek II. Mills. Mr..
wlli w. Baldwin, Mrs.. Claude Chas-
tain and Mrs.. Charlss I. Roherta Mss,
Underwood Won the prize. ard aftsr
delishtfai sftssnoen devoeed 10
bridge. tho hostssa sssvsd : dainty
luncheon.
The lcisars Hous club was satsr-
talaed this week by Mrs, ThoMas =.
Hampton. the usual snjoyable asler-
noon Of 500 being tho psogsAm. With
the honors going % Mrs.. wml Hous-
ton. Mrs. Hampton sesvsA spisn1id
refreshmsnta during The aitesaooa 70
tho club msmbsrS. Who ass Mr.. EAsi
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-27

Wh''loek. Mrs, Aslv
Mrn. Louis q, vaa -
Hampton. Mrs, phlllb +
WIN Houston, Mn.
nrs' N. .. West, M,
mfs E'0er, y. Hsil.
Robertson. Mrs. ~
Mrs. o, W. Robertsos,
base. Mrs. bert i, m
Fled Schallock, '||
Thirty Of forty pssbk
pleasan. daGeins pssls
Waite Pelican hotel lIsli1 I
nssdAy evening. "a II
ha, was enjoyed srsssl, =
attendance. Mrs, IN w.
Mrs. a. Y. Tindall susuIl
and throughout lhs s,e.
wHs served. s3
HuN "a
Prs, AID 10 the MI
the topic q, a messlse Y
plasA Club Inst nlsAt. I
Jester. tho ever accenro11
was used ss the Crew
Tho fact that lester i
much In the wa.ss 4 NM
rooster. made tho d.
liGhsfally realistic AZ eIll
lowing the swim a, ~ NJ
lnnchcon was enjoyed. ~
were Miss Alice iDuneaa
lorlc Weeks. Miss Clas1k =
lin, Miss Elaie Low, M y
Joe r. Brett, John SIeasa6 1
Glenn Jester.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-27

Lestsr Bsihns Of klamath Falls
Iso3ournea \ this vletnity one dAy this
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
SCHOOLS or HOLT COUNTY.


Tie believes IN erecting the hes, build.
my the district can possihIv afford
thst good heating and y.n,ila,inp
euuipn,u, essential that 4, ru,,,c. In
.arIJl III. basement under IA. house.
Is ne ,rupor method " heating a
sclly. bu.dlnt. hr further believes
IN IL stating stu,I, seats and modern
fufuiiuta.
IT.. meeting vas a rrand success
ani nv Joubi many ii.,s v.r. az.
p'u' DIT which VII brinr forth some
s, Arir Improvement in tie puhic
sen u.s. II Ilul' county
Those present we're A, follows;
TIE nr,r named /, the clerk. and
thr latter l. the president.
Eureka, r. =. Hester Ci,dr Cu.
NJ land
Rru>h College W. >, =. E.Grav.
SIuaw Creek. I. II. Garrett: ff,d
Su'tutIand.
Franklin. T.. \. Gibson.
south center. EINd. smith
Pheasant M. Il. Y. Hounds: Ed.
lir ,wning.
Wild lIrSr.Julin Scu't:NiI,afdS Stock.
Nr.I.
Nprrh Center. A. u Cunningham.
k.I>n. Andy Cook. president.
Ninefal springs. Era Miller.
Gordon. Marx karu~: \ G. Harms.
DfYsrn, lIeij l. Patterson.
shiloh. Geo. Mother: JOHN Thump.
IN.
H,sby. ". :. Erwin.
Eair. Wm kinney, president.
Glendale. i. u. Morris.
Monticello, Earl Case: = H.. kunknl.
New poin,.C. \ Wright. president,
Nrkril's Grove l.. kunkrl: Nv.
Meyer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Historic Waters.

In ancient times the DardaneIles
was known as the IIelIespont or Sea
Of llele, II Vas so called because
llclle, tie daughter Of Athamans, a
NEUROLOGICAL king Of Greece, MAS
drowned there.
The modern name, Dardaneles,
comes from two castles which protect
the narrowest part and preserve the
name Of the city Of Dardanus In the
Troad, famous for the treaty between
Sulla and Mithridates, signed In - Is.
C. Tie shores OF the strait are
formed by the mainland Of Asia Mi
nor and the peninsula Of Gallipoli,
The average width Of the strait Is be-
tween one and four miles.
The strait Of the Dsrdsnelles was
crossed by Nerxes by means Of .
bridge OF boats. II Ia also noted for Q
similar exploit by Alexander the
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26

Great, one Of the pretty legends
that cluster around the spot i that
OF Hero and Leander. According to
the story Hero would place a lighted
lamp In the tower Of his castle at
night to guide Leander when he swan
the narrow strai, to keep his secret
tryst with the beautiful prlestess Of
Aphrodite. One fatal night lie per-
ished In the rough waters and on
finding his body on the shore next
morning Hero flung herself into the
sea and was drowned
Lord Byron swan the Ieander
course on May ;, 1910. Others have
also successfully breasted the waves
OF the Hellespont.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
BERT G. PIERCE.
DENTIST,
n A. Unro N the Munrs AJAX
yUtVUU Mn Hours - ~, Ia ~ ~, iiaf
>SN"1' 'N' y, IA. tobp ~,
Phones, Old ~, Mutual %.
The Effect Of Worry.

l'f. George W. Grille, an eminent
surgeon, has riurned from the Amer.
lean hospital IN Paris and tile battle.
fields ~ France, lie went over there
Ia assist In taking care Of wounded
soldiers and Ia test their blood 10 he.
'"rminr lle effect upon II uf III" ter.
rnr Of The battlefield.
bf, Critic says that worry i mild
form OF fright Fright breaks down
brain cells and causes de,.riofa, ion Of
brain power, Worry produces similar
results, This II Dr. Crile's theory,
and his invitations and lectures ON
III. subject have aroused the keen In.
,crest of business and professional
men Who realize the danger Of worry,
Tie results Of Dr. CriIe's investiga.
lions In France have not been an.
nDunced, Hut he has shown tina, In
the case Of u rabbit frightened 10y "A
dog there Was AN actual breaking
down Of brain cells, aud lac says there
i no doubt that 10 some extent simi.
lar results folio" from worry and TX,
crssiye work,
AnybOdy Who has been frightened
or Who has worried knows that some.
thing serious happened, II Dr. Grille
and his assistants prove their theory
they will accomplish much for man.
kind, through the realization that
Will come u all, Of the destructive ef-
fccts Of Worry.