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The sun., 1916-12-04
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender aao
lenders Attorney
Downt0W0.

lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth street
PINE ST. y 8. Mt l bet 25 and ~ Pine ~.
7<5x5o3x irreg. Dec. -Pequabuck
Realty corpn 10 Pine Street Co. &c Beaver
e.; due and Int as per bond. pr mtg
SANE pRopERTY.s.me to sidney 4 An.
"Sa in, a a. ; pew son SI' pr ss' %'s SUI SUI. c SS;
atty. N Y Title q Mort Co. 1916 Broad.
WAFER sT. W e Gouycrneur lane s5'ss
!l.sx?6. lx7::S. Dec Vim j Norris to
~ per cent; attys. Miller. * l. AIss
10Th %sT.,ii: T.. isI57.5xis.ixsi.I. Dec Nv
Celia Amour to Lucy NJ Rice. German
atty Edw ooid.chmid,. Is L.s:r.y
=" '
tEa., of Fifth avenue 1SSi e' Between Fourteenth
I'D Az. iOsa: eo5ssc. Dec i-M.lvil. II
Bssrns to Eliza A Bursgraf. 1857 e 7sth
81 yrs. per cent. atty. q Fixman. Sc
'7TH 81, si.s :: s7.s.io::. pr mtg sisS,.
The Finch school to simon W s,Nus, 3
T. ssth a.. trustee for bondholders. 10
We . per cent; address. $50 Broad:
West side.
(West OF Firm avenue. between Fourteenth
.u and ll0th streets,)
SsTH 81, ms, 1855 g 9Th ay, iooxsss o. Dec
Michael Coleman to Dry Dock Saws
ATTY. Frank TIchenor. IS PARK
.sTH ST. 1850 W. .o.ioo.s. Nov .sy~
smith, 3:i W Tooth st. due and in, as per
bond prior mtg $4,000; atty, T G&T
.srH ST. + n H ~ 80 " ii,h av. ss.,s.ii: ' .l:S
tn,erior iot' iSo W iith az, 4 at c blk
nsss"e" e , SVi beg Dec r' i'-jno TX Z Fcr. asr
20 Angelina X C~hamplin. 80 Az Mon
ts!sn.; Paris. France 3 yrs, e atty:
ncc IA c &H n Hall Realty Co to
Yrs "a = atty. Edw 5 ciineh. i Park
Row .....',. $4,000
ETH a1Hi' 81 s sSen II. i is'esic % H. Hon nov "'f IS
Washington Storage Warehouse 4 Van
Co. Ltd, to American Mtge Co, IS Cedar
st. due De. /. 1912, 5's; a,,ys. Bower,
i2TTH ST, $50 W, ?5xss.ii,. Dec i.I.iiiisn
Stephans 70 Cath Ernst, 1895 linton ay,
SAME rnorERTY.p Dec i--ssme, 70. Jo.
due and int AS per bond; pr mtg
'''VOO''''''' ni,on,''''. ''''''''''oo
Borough OF The Bronx
CREST0N Ay. e. 3s?ll n Tooth At, a5s
sssmFrsnSani.. ? ,, M xbCr to Hart. !
y Dec !. z yrs o p c. atty. IT,
GGi 10" Hway ,ooo; $3.50
August Jacob con.t 60 10 sidney j Loeb.
~ 18th =; Dec ! . yrs. q p c;.stiSy;
rr 81 n. T w Co. . e 80 s = Yss,n st. 81. AZ $1,000 ,@eo"
Almer. Nnn .Antwerpen TO Roht Hamilton.
2+o Milford st. BROOKLYN. sept 10. dua
q. per bond atty, q Is Winthrop, 90
iasTH ST. -, 27G :, AIMS sv, s3slo0~-
Henry o1 bac to rs,sr .oGs ', rHnd ass
Peter Cook, 25s B'wav,,,, IS. 900
The sun., 1916-12-04
LIENS.
Manhattan.

sTH Az, siO-Robert Flkan aet Andrew
Murphy, owner; Frank Seery. con-
tor ..,,', .,','
WATERLOO PL, lSt7-Bronx Tinsmith
supply Go, Inc, agt Abraham Kaplan,
owner and contractor, .S65
IONGFEILoW Az, l90o-lgOt-Okonowit.
Glass 90, Inc, agt Redman Impv Co. Inc.
owners and contractors. ....,..,..St
MINERVA pl.. : e cor creston av-Gabriele
!. Del Gaudio agt erosion Bldg Co. owners
WEBSTER Az, W =. so u lssth st-Simon
Horowit2 agt Foulard Realty Co. owners
ana contractors ,.....,.,.,.. .tllb.Tb
18TH ST, u W cor Webster av-Grassl
Contracting Co agt Bedford Park Amuss-
ment torpn, owners and cnntrac-
The sun., 1916-12-04
Broken ALE Ties Up Brooklyn "L."

A broken axle on the rear car Of a
train on the Fulton street elevated line
between Franklin avenue and Cumber-
land street stations. Brooklyn. tied up
traffic from 80 o'clock yesterday after
| noon till 8 :07 o'clock last night. Trains
in both directions used the eastbound
track. causing long delays.
The sun., 1916-12-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

ls&TH ST. SIS W-Rubin a Marcus, Inc.
agt city construction Corpn ct al July
Bronx.
PLIMpTON Az. W :. $50 n 10th ST.
Dir,ock a Fink 10 agt Euvil HID co.
Inc, ct al, Aug IL, 1916 Vacated }. . 49,
23aTH ST, . Q cor Carpenter aN~-thurch e
Oates q Co. Inc. agt w NJ Realty 90.
Dec L 1slS.ss>ss~ssssss>sssss..3t0s "
The sun., 1916-12-04
LIS PESDE>S.
Manhattan.

<3D ST. 100 W loth av--Elizabeth
Bailey W Martha T. BrenNer 81 al Cpar-
ti'ion) attys, Holden 4 Cavanagh.
Hath ST. n =. .6i . sth aV- FREDERICK
Reiss W Hopkins Holding Co 81 al ,fore-
closure OF NOR .gagel. atty, w " Powell.
Az \. : " cor NTth st-Iohn HassslherEer
81 al ~ Frances Riley ct Al foreclosure
~ mortgasei; ATTY, g Kaufman.
Eth AN. : . cor l3Tth s'-Sol bloom W
Florence NJ sutton ct al faction TO set
asih" conveyance; attys, strook a.
Stroock
l2lST ST, II =, 1ht " Manhattan av-.
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
United states vs. BYRON II Caplos ct al
toreclosurs ~ MORTGAGE; attys, Alex
Hnder & Green.
ia0TH ST. s., ~ . I.euoS Avn Y Saw
ings Bank vs. VI NJ Realty co e. 81
foreclosure OF mortgage, atty, J A
button.
The sun., 1916-12-04

with name and address of iende and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party of nrst part.
The Holbrook news., 1916-02-25

crasks 10000 xWinslou-alonq A T& S. FIR R 100 OO Y-Coconino county line Winsow (Sunset Pass) 26ooO
 voD 6oOoo SNayaio- Reservation Holbrook Keams Canyon) 10000 Tvnewriter for Engineers office $500 Road Paner with Roller attachment f. O. b. 765 co Caterpilar45 45 h. D. Tractor f. o. b 3O65 co
The Holbrook news., 1916-02-25
How's This1

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY 6 CO. Toledo, O. We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his nrm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMM ERCE,
 Toledo. O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system Iestlnoneiiaiiss eiis sent free Price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
GIRL SUFFERS A
SKULL FRACTURE
Miss Elsa ZieIka, Seriously
Injured When Automobile
Strikes Wagon.

Elsa Zielka. lO44 Lasalie Ct, suf-
fered a fractured skull when the au-
tomObile in which she was riding
with Andrew DuShGne smashed into
a wagon in the 600 block on \ La
fay cite St. Monday morning.
The wagon. iu which were long
poles used for bill-posting purposes.
was standing along the curb when
the machine approached. Bystanders
said that DuShane. who was driving,
turned 10 see if another automobile
was approaching and his machine
struck the wagon in the rear end.
one OF the poles crashed through
the windshield. striking Miss Zielka.
The injured girl was taken 10 Ep-
worth hospital and DR. Walter Baker
was called He operated on her at
once and pronounced her condition
serious
Miss Zielka Is the I6-year-old
daughter Of August r.. Zielka, an
employe al the Stude5aker corpora
uOR-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
SMALL NAVY MEN
ARE UP IN ARMS
House Members Plan Fight on
Senate Bill For Eight
Battle Ships.
InternatIonaI So servIce /.

international News NtFNltt-
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE re-
volt of democratic small navy" and
pacihst members of the house
against the administration will
reach its climax when the senate
program for the construction of
eight capital ships is taken up in the
house Tuesday The administration
endorsement of the enormous in
creaSes placed i'm the naval bill by
the senate is looked upon by the
democratic little navy representa-
tives as violating promises they
claim were made to them early in
the session.
Majority Leader Kuchin viii be
one OF the spoke for the paci-
fist group He said that ne expected
10 discuss the inside politics Of the
naval bin Reps Page of North
Carolina. and Hensley of Missouri.
who represented the pacifist demo-
Gratis i'm negotiations with the ad-
ministration leaders when the naval
bill was before the house naval COM
mittee originally are also expected
to contribute 10 the expose.
The little navy men claim that the
administration agreed to accept and
fight for the naval bill as framed in
the house as the administration
bill'' if the pacihst group would fore
go opposition TO the measure. The
pacifists accepted the four battle
cruisers plan in the house bill to
keep the democratic house vote
solid. with the understanding that
the administration would make no
effort 20 further Increase the bill.
Reps Page and Hensley il is stated
were assured by Sec'y Daniels that
the four-ship plan was satisfactory
10 the administration. The house
record shows that Daniels told
Chairman Padgett Of the house
committee. that he was "tickled to
death" with the house bill But
when the bill reached the senate the
agreement was forgotten. the ants
claim, and the administration forces
doubled the building program and
enormously increased the bin in
every particular
The paciist members OF the house
have little hope of defeating the
senate proposals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
Call Spectators
to Explain Rise
of Wheat Price
international News Service:

international News service.
CHICAGO, Aug. 14-From list
containing the names of dozen or
more OF the biggest wheat specu-
lators in the country. United States
Dist. Atty. Cline tomorrow will sum
mon to his office men who may be
able 70 tell if the recent meteoric
rise in wheat prices was the result
of manipulation.
Assisting Mr. Cline in the work of
placing the responsibility for the rise
in grain prices which also has sent
the price of flour soaring. and which
will mean increased cost Of bread.
will be Edward n Hurley, chair
man of the federal board of indus
trial relations. Among the questions
the spectators will be asked 20 an
swer is whether they had advance
information on the government re-
port. whether they intend to hold up
prices until Europe offers more than
American consumers can afford to
pay. and whether an embargo on
wheat would reduce prices. Mr..
Cline has outlined a series Of ques-
tions which, if answered will. he be-
lieves. make il possible 10 prevent
future manipulations. The president
of a big baking corporation here has
declared that only an embargo will
prevent the price of wheat going to
81 a bushel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
STATE WILL LEASE
LARGE FARM TRACT
Negotiations Are on For 2,100
Acres Near New Carlisle
For Prison Station.
@HrIz HLH- SEeNcE.

Negotiations for the leasing Of
2.1OO acres Of land around New car
Isle which will be used as a stare
farm TO provide supplies for the
Michigan City prison. are being car
ried on between Clyde II. Baker,
owner OF the land. Edward j. Fo-
garty warden of the prison and
Gov Ralston. Although the deal
has not been completed il is prac-
tically certain that the state will
lease the farm land. according TO
Mr.. Baker.
Should the land be taken over
by the state it Will be leased for
from three 10 five years with an OPP
ton of renewing the lease for 10
years. The length of the first lease
has not been decided upon. but il
is pra.bable that the state will take
it over for I'VE years. The states
finances, according To Warden Fo-
garty. will not permit an outright
purchase at this time. but the land
will be bought later. if the farm
proves a success. For the present
the land will be leased on share
basis
Although the Michigan City con-
victs Will work the farm the place
will be used partly as an experiment
tai station. II is probable that az
ricultural experts from Purdue uni
versity will be placed in charge Of
the farming operations.
Several advantages Of purchasing
land have been pointed out by War
den F'ogarty. He will be able 10 use
the men who are not working i'm the
bindery plant at the prison on the
farm. Besides supplying food for
the prison the men will be taught
the principles of farming. The farm
ing experts who will be i'm charge of
the place will conduct agricultural
classes for the nearby farmers at
different times during the year, ac-
cording to the plans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
ALWAY STRIKE CRISIS IS BELIEVED TO BE AVERTEI
See Submarine
Off Connecticut,
May be Bremen

International News Service:
NEW LONDON. Conn. Aug IL
A lookout watching for the German
submarine Bremen today reported
what appeared to he a submarine
slightly awash approaching Fishers
island Il miles from New London
The craft was about 10 miles of
Bradley point on the south side OF
the island and was too far away
and too much submerged TO make
out through the glass anything def
mite as 10 her identity. The craft
was headed for New London. but
up TO IL O'Clock had not appeared in
the Race, through which she would
have to pass TO get into New London
harbor
At l o'clock this afternoon the
wireless operator at Fishers island
reported that he had seen a foreign
submarine east of Montauk Point
and that she was apparently test
ing He was positive that il was an
undersea boat and that she was un-
familiar with the waters of that
vicinity he tried to get into com
municatiOn with the vessel, but said
that although her wireless was fork
ing his apparatus was pitched too
high TO get any of the messages.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
UNCLE SAM is "SOME"
EMPLOYER, FIRES HIS
MAILMEN AT FRONT
InternatlonaI News INC:

international News Service:
CHICAGO. Aug 14.-Members of
the Chicago Letter Carriers asso-
citation VINO are at the border. will
be relieved of worry as TO the care
of their families. The families Will
be cared for by the association. as
the result OF a meeting yesterday
when resolutions 10 that effect were
adopted along with resolutions con
demning the postoffice department
for its decision 10 remove from the
government payroll all carriers
who went TO the border with their
militia companies.
The Chicago association also viii
pay premiums on life insurance
policies carried by members now at
the border.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
GETs PRNNTE.s MORn.

International News Service.
WASHINGTON. Aus. IL The
president today got an Iowa infan-
try private's word for il that life in
the military camps on the Mexican
border is just the sort of life that
young men with red blood i'm their
veins would like 20 lead
A description of the camp life was
given in a letter 90 the president
written by a member of Co. +. hrst
Iowa infantry. at san Benito. Texas,
whose name is withheld, in answer
10 criticisms Of the way the militia
has been treated which. ne says. is
Tor political material"
The letter was made public by the
war department this afternoon with
a letter from DR.. Eugene A.
Crockett. reporting TO Col. j. r.
kean. director general of military
relief OF the American Red Cross.
that health oondiuoue on the border
were excellent. Another letter was
from the father OF member OF the
Georgia militia, who said ne had In
spected camp Harris. the state mo-
Iihzation camp. and found condi-
uous nearly perfect
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
CHARGES COMBINATION
AMONG PAPER MEN
InternalIonaI News CIVIC

International News Service:
BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug. IA
Charging that manufacturers and
middle men in the white paper trade
have entered into a combination
which threatens 10 strangle some
newspapers. Pres't Marsden Scott,
of the international Typographical
union. today demanded that action
should taken TO protect those af-
fected. His demand was made at
the opening session OF the 62nd an
nual convention of the union here
today.
Pres't Scott said his union strongly
advocated arbitration in the settle
ment of all labor troubles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
REPUBLICANS TO HAVE
BIG TIME AUGUST 81

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. IA
Republicans today announced plans
for making Aug. 81 and notification
day Of Charles Warren Fairbanks,
republican vice presidential candi-
date, a notable event A parade
will precede the notification at the
Fairbanks home in the afternoon,
and a rally will follow at Tomlinson
hall at night. Republicans from
every part Of the state viii be named
on committees 10 assist in the
event.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
OPTIMISTIC AFTER
CONFERENCE Of PRESIDENT WITH
REPRESENTATIVES Of BROTHERHOODs
Wilson Likely To Be Able To Submit Proposal Acceptable
Both Sides Pointing Way To Solution OF Differences
Makes 1t Plain Strike Will Not Be Tolerated
international News Service

WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-THE confident prediction that nationwide railway
o
PS Wilson, declared that the would
proposition
o
The this proposal the president and
in the
officials insisted that arbitration which will
between the ddSe eghour day and what myOyeto
ID hv htr9OS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
ONE DEAD, ANOTHER
HURT IN AUTO CRASH
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luteFudtpu News service
WAUKEGAN H., Aug a.
Mrs. Charles X. Putnam is dead.
and her husband superintendent
OF the American steel Wire cos
plant here. Is seriously injured to-
day as the result Of their automO-
bile being struck by Milwaukee
Chicago electric car near the naval
trainins station hast night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
FARMER WANTED FOR
SHOOTING GIRL FLEES
ILternational News service

International News Service:
AURORA, III. Aug. l4.-Guy
O'Brien. the young farmer wanted
for shooting Miss Ida TorkelsOn. is
believed to have escaped the posse
which thought ne was surrounded
in cornheld near Lee. young
farmer in overalls and a cap an
swering the description of O'Brien
was given a bad scare when the
posse started after him. but he sue
ceeded in proving his identity after
hard chase.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
THREE MERCHANT SHIPS
SUNK BY SUBMARINES
.teruatioual News Service

International News service
LONDON. Aug 14.-Over night
ported the destruction Of three
more merchant ships. presumably
hy submarines Those sunk were
the Italian steamer. Nereus ssSo
tons the French sailing vessel. ~
Gaeten. and the Italian sailing ship.
Dina.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
FIND SOLDIERS BODY.

International News Service
WASHINGTON. Aug Il - The
state department today received
word from It's representative at
Eagle Pass. Texas. stating that the
body of Private Charles r.. Linn
booker. company ID. third infantry
had been found by MeNicans on the
Mexican side OF TIE Rio Grande.
Linn booker and another soldier.
whose name has NOT yet been learn
ed. are thought 90 have been drowned
while trying 10 swim across the
river The body Of Iimbocker's COM
panicn has not been found Linn
bockers body was turned over To- the
American authorities Limb0cker S
home VI s IA Vanderbilt. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14

international News Service:
SALONIKI. Aug. 14-Conunuing
their progress on the Balkan front
troops 9f the allies have Wrested
from the Bulgarians several forti-
fed villages in the Dorian region.
~ was announced here today Heavy
guns are being used against the Bull
gar works AT Dorian hill The VIII
lagos which have been occupied lie
at the base OF this height.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14

international News Service.
PARIS, Aug. 14-Fighing was in
progress on both banks of the Mouse
in the sector OF Verdun during the
night while on the SOmme front the
French extended their positions.
North OF the SOmme river. says
the French war office in its official
unique there was a violent
Cannonade IN the region Of MaUre-
pas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14

International News rvice
ROME. Aug l4-ltalian forces
enga sed with the Austrians az the
northern end OF the Isonzo front
have won victory penetrating the
u TOlminO. i diSDaLch to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
RELIEF EoR SuEE,ERERs.

ENE4IIIElE ENDTk SUI IAThtIEhos
WASHINGTON. Aug. IA Sen.
Chiffon Of West Virginia, today in
troduced a bill in the senate TO ap-
propriate 2OO.O for the relief Of
West Virginia flood sufferers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14

HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN
PUNITIVE EXPEDITION N MEN
1CO, Aug 13. (via Columbus. y VI.
Aug. 1D.--Gen. Gabriel Gavira. now
inspector general of the Carranza
army. passed through headquafter
carp on troop train today with
15o OF his personal body guard.
Gavira was on his way To- MADEIRA
and was accompanied 0y Gen. sam
Gel Gonzales. governor OF that city.
Gavira was at one time comman-
dante az Juarez and was recently
reported executed i'm Mexico city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
Gen. Bridges to Call Company
Before Him Following Per-
SiStent Complaints
From "POme."
INQUIRY DIRECTED AT
SEN. KERN'S REQUEST
PreS't Wilson Gets Letter
From MiIitiamen Saying
Conditions Are Ideal For
RED bIOOded" Man.

TNDTANAPOLIS. Aug 1.-THE
persistent complaints Of citizens OF
SONS on the Mexican border With the
Indiana national guard has result
ed in an official inquiry being con
Quoted az Camp Grande b., Brig
Gen. Hurley. of the Texas brigade.
lie will call all members Of the
company before him and ask them
10 detail any objections they may
have TO service, according 10 adj
vices received here The investiga-
ton was instituted at Sen. Kern s
request.
With Adj. Cen. Bridge charging
that the methods Of the war depart
ment in breaking up his recruiting
parties have prevented him from
bringing the guard up 90 war
strength. with the official announce
ment of the war department order
releasing college students reaching
camp in Texas and with the Wilma
mae investigation. the national
guard question was gravely cOnsid-
cred by officials today
Adjt. Gen. Bridges declares the
order releasing college students
would decrease the guard by 10 per
cent According TO reports from
Texas today IL will allow 500 guards
men. much more than 10 per cent to
he released. Battery Is. Of Purdue
university. which probably Will
come home i'm a body in few weeks
viii lose federal support as a result
of the order and pass out OF exist
ence for a time at least. Indiana
university has a band i'm the guard
and there are companies from
bloomington. C~awfordsviUe and
Valparaiso which are made up
largely OF college students The
order provides they shall he mus
tered 5Ht after september l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14

international News Service
PETROGRAD. AUG a. The
Austro-German forces holding the
upper Sereth river line have re-
treated westward 10 previously for
titled positions. the Russian war Of
fee announced today.
I'm Nolhynia the Germans under
Gen. Won Idnsengen have made at
tackS on the western bank ~ the
Stokko but won no ground
Russian forces that crossed She
Zlota lIpa near Zayalov and Korov.
have penetrated TO the Dneister.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14

International News Service:
LONDON, Aug 14.-Violent cOun-
ter-attacks northwest Of Pozieres
last night enabled the Germans TO
occupy temporarily some OF the
trenches which the British had cap
tured on sunday.
The German success was admitted
IN the official statement issued by
the war Office this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
NEWS FROM CAPITALS
of the Warning Nations

the Idea Rationale from the front
reports that the outer suburbs of
Tolmino are now firmly i'm the hands
of the Italians
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
THE WEATHER

TNDLANA-Fair and warmer to-
night. Tuesday showers
LOWER MICHIGAN -Probah lv
showers tonight and Tuesday. excepc
fair t0nisht in the north portion.
SLOWLY rising temperature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14

TNDTANAPOLIS. Aug. 1.-THE
persistent complaints Of citizens of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-14
Gets RepOrt of situation.

The president received complete
report OF the exact situation through
Sec'v Tumuity almost before he was
out OF bed. This report had been
compiled by ". /. Chamb hers. one Or
the federal mediators. and was
complete record OF all of the deve-