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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
NtttStpn.

- Der 67 Sabre alts Gusuit BDtrlp
III ON Samitas In Der Dobnnng isinsr
Gohtsr In @eit Pittston Der gun9sn.
entIiinouu9 erlesen.
Der 16 Sabre alts Wfarino Sefir
uon Plains III Ssrsitas In ber 9io. il
3s4e Der Rsnniplpunia 8oblsn @om.
panic 70 b6s psrlest porbtn, als ibn Elm
5us Rorrsn fins uno cine ldnssrs
Strs6e idleifis. iOoaB CT ipdtsr I'm
Yittston Soipital itarb.
- Midael Uic@uirs pon Sniermau
trus ON Samitas I'm $40. 5 Shadt
Der RennIpluania Soblsn @ompanis
sinen ShdbelbrudI bapon, ats elm ben
S9aft binnbfaIlenosr @isflumpen ibn
am Sopfs traf. @r erlas Der 8erleb.
uus furi nod ieiner Gufnabme I'm bic.
fissu 9Oipital.
= Nls Paul @iuoiee pon Railroub
StraBe am Disnitas Worssn aus i,i.
uer 3h4enthfr trat, um iih jur arbsit
ju bessbsn, frahtsn 3nst ShhIIe uno
or fthrlte msuhlinss srmorbst niebsr.
@s banbelt iid nm elm Wtafta Serbrs.
den nno baB Der @rmorosts sintn Nn'
griff erwartete uno pabrihsinlih 0ar.
nun9 erhalttn bate, btfpiss bic EbaI,
iahe. oa6 sr tinen selabsntn Reuolusr
tn Der Sano hattie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
StaOt nnO G0nnth.

- RI6ter Wt. 8. Sanbo uuo Srau
WfarD y. Com uon Brooilins, Waij..
iino am Wiontas bortislbft ourd Biar.
rsr 5. 8. 5arrellp in Der ct. alban's
Str9s als @bspaar siussissnst morbsn.
= Ole @afsis 8ani on 2adauunna
apsnus LIT fretwillis seidloiisn poroeu
uno In Serbinonng oamit maro befannt
gegsben, baB Die Depoiitorsn nitts u.r.
ltsrsn, fonbsrn in uoll ausbs,ablt per.
ben iOllsn.
= Rfarrer Samss Us. Ralone, q.
6. o., Der allssmsin bsliebte Rsftor
Der OF. Pster's Sutbebrals, 1T conn,
tag ytaAmtttaa In Der bilhSfIihen
g8obnnng on Unomine Nuenus an ben
Solgen zines Shlaaanfalles aeltorben.
uon nelhem Ct stlibs Stun6en suuor
befallen moroen mar. Der Bsltorbene
mar 45 Sabre alt unb felt m.brsren
SBohsn lsioeno. i.boh nurbe isin gu.
itauo uiAt als sefdbrti6 bstraGtst, 6a.
Der srrsete aud isiu plOsli4eS Sini6si.
ben alIssmetne Traner.
Sn isnsm Tbsil bss 9pceum &bs.
ater @sbdubes an Renn Nusnue, mel.
6es pon Der 0iillsr Sarg @ompauis
bsnust muroe. sntitauo iur3 Dor cam.
ftaa Wiittas I'm @rbssiGos elm 5eusr,
oas, trotosm ts In Der @ntftsbuna ent.
bsdt wuros, iiG 10 raisnb ausosbnte,
oaB 60 tnntrbalb msbreren Stunoen
tros ben S0ihu.riuhsn Der 6,usrwebr
oas eanje Snnere bee @sbduoes aus.
branute uno sinsn Shaosn uou etwa
$500, 900 auri6tste. Die 80 anaeltell.
te Der Sarg @ompanie batten elm lnap
pes @nttommtn, oenn iie batten fih
tanm mittels Der Retinnasleitern In
Siherhsit eeihafft, als bic Slammeu
onrhbra&en unb iih ihntll ausbrsite.
ten. @s bautrte bic nahe3u llhr
NahmittaeS, che oie Seuermtbr nah
unsrmiioliher Bsidmpfuns ben 8rano
faftii4 9elOift battle. Das anerenb.
snos Senfe @ebdubs ftanb cine ,sitlana
tn Seueresfabr, tntfam aber bod, absr
Der 8aferi@aoen 1T elm bsbsuisnOsr !;
bic bintsnauereusnoeu Suooen unO Ba,
Get @sbauotH wuroen aud bsl1dOlSt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
6bbe Narf Npfi,eu.

= Srdulsin Cleo SsB BON 9aiapstte
StraBe unb Charles VI. Starf BON 81.
9ineoln Gpsnus purbsn lette 8ohe
burh Puitor Somse .. Bsnninser nls
@bspaar eingeie9net.
- Der 21 Sabre alie @bmarb 90.
pid pon RsDnolos Gutnue nurbe Dons
neritag nahe Der Natioual i3she pon
einem 3oblen3ug 9etrUffen. als er unter
einsii .. & D. Barren berporfrOf, boz
burh innerihe unb S1doslbnutuerles.
ungsn erbulteno, btnen er ipdter i'm
Staat Soipitul srlas.
- Dos oils 4agerraum Der @lsctrie
@it1 8sobine @ompunie benuste Sc
bduoe on gBsft 9adnwnnna gpenue 1T
Ssrsitos Nbsnb NIT Snbnlt i'm 8strase
pon etna 81, 500 bnrh sinen Brnno be.
ihdbist porben. 3psi ObsnwObnsube
Sranen batten elm fnappes @ntfommen
uno muBten BON Der SsusrDsbr binaus'
setraesu wsrssu.
Der bsutide Pionisr @briftian
Wfiller BON SsllomS StroBe LIT Wionta9
9fnhmiitag i'm glltsr ppn 78 Sahren
gsitorben. Der Seritorbene mar felt
Den lesten AZ Sabrsu bier wohnhaft
uno ss iibsrlebsn ibn bic SDittps unb
ishs E6htsr. Die Bseroisuus finoet
bents 0i0hmittas itatt. nah eiusm uor'
bergen Gruueroisnit in Der St. Sobau'
nis Sir6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10

seIfn ben britifdsn Sbronerbeu aus
3uneisuns beiraten piro, bat bisber
nod nismanb bebauptet unO lit b09it
sipsifelbaft. Sbns 3peifel banoelt es
ii9 nur um einen pOlitiiden Sda4s
aug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
Mprb Scranton.

Den @bslsutsn U. g. SGEnfslb
pom @apouie Nusnue 1T elm SObnletn
9eborsn fDorbln.
= 2beobor @alonomsfi uou War1
StraBe wurbe Samita9 auf Der &heos
Dor StroBe 8reuSuns uon elnem 2ada.
mamma Paiiasierlus estDotst, als sr Dor
oenislben trut.
{ Srau alpina gBalter, GBittme bes
Sohn S8alter. 1T. Monlas ab,nb In
Der Wobnuns on @re,n Rib9t StraBe
i'm Glter uOn "a Subren an 9lttrs'
ihpdde nnb ben bsslsitenosn 8ompli.
fationen 9sitorben. Die Etiissuug er.
folst beute ylahmittas in 5oreit pin
SrisbhOf uno ipirb Paftor Sobn o.
Sus ben Trauerbisnit lsiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
Bon NeterSbura.

4 Srau Emma Pfahler ftrsnsts au
Uionins esssn ihrsn @uftsn @barlss
cine 9lass fiir @bsihsibuns an. neil sI
fis Srauiam uno bnrbarifH bsbanoslts
- @bartss sBurmann fen. uOn Gap
Tor Npsnue, Der lih am SOuntas elmer
Operation untsrmarf. 1T ben SOlssn
osrislbeu am Srtitag erlesen. @r mar
So Sabre alt unb wiro uOn Der SDittUs
uno pier Ginoern hberlebt. Die Bsi.
issuns fano am Montas i'm Dunmors
SrisbbOf itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
aatarrb fonn nibt furirt tpers en-

8atarrb fonn nidbt furirt ipersen
burt lpfals NpplifatiVutn, %. fs ben Sis bT
stranfbtii niht trrtiGen f5nnen. aaiarTk 10
sins 8Iut. Uotr pnfituiipns. stranlbtit unb um
lis ju btilsn. mtBt Sbr iunuIint WititI NIB
mtu. SanE Raiarrb.auT pirb tHgsnpmmsn
pne pirii birtft auf bas 8lui unb bic f@Itimies
Sbua6Gs. Saa's aatdrrb-isur ~ feline Quad.
laIbu. .Rteijtn. ole ipuret felt 9abrsn son
eiusm Der bitten asrjtt bitits 9anets ptrprbuti
unb 10 Gin rssslm6bisss Rfjspt. Sh btffbi
aus ben bshtn btfannitu Spuita, ptrbunbtn mii
ben bsfitn SluiIsinieuHssmitttIn, bic birfft auf
bic Saltimcbuf6Ht Rirftn. Die selfemmeas
gabinhuus hsr jpd Stfanbtbtilt 10 70, ras
fuI&' punbrsolIt RtfHltait BET btr 1fiIuns BON
Saiarrb bsrpSrbrinst. ea6t Gu& 3tusHift
umisnlf stbtu.
Q. 8. gbtnty & Co, Gigtntb., SpItbp, ..
Bniauft spu alltn apuibtitrn, prtis 75s.
Rsbmst paa's 6amiIitn- pilsH fiir8nfopfuHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10

sssseIIt dss -WoOhsnbIstt=
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
Nus benz 2eben.

n9entsn sic, Ssrr prOfsFOr. "
ieufate elm Notwithstanding, poer
Wonn. Der eben bic @r5nei sebolt bat,
mubte cine Murt Sublen, unb iebt iete
i4 srt. er bat nur Elm 3ebnpfennie
itiid binselegt."
~3ebnpfennisitiid fat elmer Wurt?
ST freili9 ipsnig. aber lnb nur. mein
Sunge, mir perNieHen nod seuug od
rnn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
Oa fiaaui,a.

@tr bdnitn nIIEH tJrsuuptn unb Sdannita
innlef fhT bic eare sra&R 5bsiInabmt wdbr
tnb Der Maufbtti uub btm 8tar6bnib itsT
sslitbtfu ysnitsr. 0rau RaibHtna Siarit Gps.
iitn 3 rrn panpr 0tiit. etm an9tnpsT, ben
9lumtnipsuenu une 9abrr6ssrn.
eafl Ruia une Satin.
8ilior Slorft iHe Satin.
9obn 6Tauris une @alitn,
Dttp SlaIIf nHb GaiIta.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
Gine @lnEmans.

Cine 8IuBmaus. s0or sinissr
.3eit," id1reibt Serr 6. 8Ogel BON Wal'
lace. Sbnho, ~murbe i'd Suiduis nit
Sorni's Glpsnfrdutsr bsiannt. SD
mus befennsn. 6ae it ME juuor slnr
Witoilin gebrauht babe. bic 10 mobl-
tusnbs g8ufunssn sr,islts. wie Sorni's
Nlpsnfr6uter, unb ih beiise @rfabrun9
nit Wieoisin. Der Gsent, uon osm i'd
oas Ssilmittsl faufte. battle obsr nur
nod cine Slaihe iibri9. unb oieie muBte
ih NIT meinem flsinsn yisffen tsilsn.
@r murbe itets Die -Slusmaus" ssf
nannt; cod nod bsm 9ebraun oss al'
psnfrdntsrs ,sistsn feline Wan9en ben
Suuh Der @siunbbsit. IS III msine
ueber;eugun9, baB Sorni's alpenfrdu'
ter unter allsn WfeoiStnsu ben erftsn
Plas einnimmt."
Sorni's Nlptnfrduter 1T feline Gpo
tbsfsrmsoijin, ionosrn elm sinfadss
9rduisrbsilmittsl. wsl4ss felt iiber bun.
bert Sabren i'm @ebrauh 9emeien III
uno ooS nismols perfeblt. 9ut1ntun.
lin ndbtre ausfunft Denee man iih
an: Or. Better SabrnsD & Cons Co..
1875 90. So1ne Nue., Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
NnS bem Dberen Sbale.
(Nrmbalo @orreiponoens.)

- Bsuiamin Safes fen. bon Didion
@itD III lesien DOHuerftag 9iahmittas
In Der Storrs .3sde Oio. 2 6urh sinsn
Dsdenfuu eriGlaSsn Doro,u.
- Ri6arb Bommnn bou Psdpills,
Der am Sreitas 70 ftlimm In Der Sshs
psrlsst tpurbe, iobnB ihm elm Bein am'
putirt purbe. Ut ben 5Olssn am ROn'
tag I'm Staat Solpital erls9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
go,, Der @abfeite.

6erbinanb Di.tsr bon gittston aue.
nue. unb ssrduletn @armilla Burnett
pon Spstlano StraBs murben Disuitas
8ormittas burd Pfarrsr @nseu D.
O'Sonls oils @bspaar sinssissnst.
Die 8siissuns Der msbrsre Gage 3u-
Dor peftorbenen Srau amtlia DsrHsr
pon 2irit Court erfOl9te om Wtonta9
i'm SOrsit 9iu Ssrisbbof. na4 etnem
Grausrbisnit in Der @briitus 9ir&s.
Ger msbrsrs Gage suuOr ueritorb.ns
beutide Pionisr abam ROien uou Gl'
Der StraBs lit am Disnitas. na4 eintm
Grausroi,nit In Der ct. Wiaritn 3ir1t,
i'm 6risoboft Der @emeinos jur lesten
Rubs bsitattet worosn.
Chocolate 3uriea Der muthmaBli6
ben Alfrsoo De RoHo lestsn SUM- an
@enet StraBe ermoroete uno uOrlssten
Wtittmoh in yisw Dorf srmiiht maro.
LIT Disnita9 Nbenb 3uriid9sbraht uno
Dem @efdnsuiB iibsrwieisn mOrbsn.
Morssn absno, ben II. Ssbruar.
fiuost in Der 9ulle osS Grbeiter Sortb.
uno SIR. Unfit. Gersins Ner 80. idhr.
liGe Wtustsnboll oisies SeIslus itatI.
unb bat bas 3omitse alle Yortsbrunstll
setroffsn, um bic Ssitli&teIt 3u elmer
sslunssnen 5u seitalten.
Srau 9atbsrina Starfs BON StOns
ausnue. SO Sabre alt. 1T DOnusritas
absno i'm Staat 9Olpitul, mo iie iit)
3ur Sshanolus befano. ssitorben. @s
iibsrlebsn fie Die E6dtsr. 5rnu @arl
Ruia uno Srau Sobn 6runcis. iOmis
Die S0bns Vtftor uno Otto. Die Be'
eroisnns erfol9te Sonntas i'm 5orsii
0iIl 6riebhof.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
Opfer Der po(iti6.
9anifdbe Prinseifin iol Prin5em bon
aNaleS beirateu.

Prtnaeiiin Marsaretbe. bic einaiss
So9ter oes bdniiden PrinSen Duloes
mar aus Ieiner @be nit Der prinaeis
fin Marie bon Orleans, lit. pie elm
Rabelserii9t mel6et, nls bic 3utiinfs
tiss oe5 9rinSen bon Wales ausers
feben iporben. DAB Die iunse prins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10
(@arbonoals @orrsiponosnj.)

- Srdulsin Yilliau Ssrmann pon
Belmont Stross uno Sarrg Siebrunn
pon ssairlapn Guenue wurben Del flons'
men DOnnsritas oils Sliidlidss @bspaur
einssie9net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-10

= Der iommsnos Snmitas ipirb ale
SiucOIn's @sburtstuS ssisslia ssfeisri
Deroen.
- Der perfrahte @r. Banfier Nboli
Slau. bsiien pripats 8ani an 9ada'
mama ausnue lesten Stunt nit sroBeu
DECENTRALIZATION ssidlOlien purOe. III
am Montas, naAoem er iiA Der Inter
fAlagnns i9ulbis bsfannte, uon Ridtsr
@omaros 3u isds Sabren 3uhtbaus
uno elmer 9sloitrafe uOn 81, 1872 uerur'
tbsilt mcroen.
- Srau Sarab Wormler, @attin
oes mOblbeiannten Wisssers uuo frhb'
eren Direftor Der OffentliAsn Sihsrbsii
Sriebrih 6. 0ormisr, III am Sonntaa
0ormitta9 in ibrer 0obnuus on Gin
ben StraBe na6 iiber iweiidbrissm 2si'
ben i'm alter uon II Sabrsu ssitorben.
guBer osm @atten wiro iis pon pisl
26htern uno einsm Sobn iiberlebt
Die Bsiissung erfolgts am Dienitae
i'm Dunmors Srisbbofe.
- Der Wiontng yiadt In Der Ser,
sinshalle abssbaltsns 46. idbrlihe Wtas'
ienban oes Scranton yleoeriran, gs,
ftaltste iih, tpie INNER, ~ sinsmdu6'
erit 9lanpoilen uno srmies lih auh fhl
Die isbr 3ablrsih sridisnsnsn Ebtil'
nebmer ole Elm iehr freuosnpoller. Vile
iurJ uuG 9 llbr bis @rSffnunssicsns En-
folgte. nimmslie Die serdumiss 9allt
nit Wlasfirisn iopis audi 3uidausrn,
Die @roffuuns ftsllts elm @lnltrfeit an
Rhein bar, uno nah stnsm BrOlog. @e'
ian9sn uuo 2anl. tntitieeeu 3ulsst que
Der Dsioelbsr9 Gonne Der Bring unt
bic BrinIeiiin uno sr0ffnstsn ben BAL,
Die Scene mar pom Y:rsinsisffetdr.
9errn Sobn Urunner, sntworfsn unh
einseiibt moroen, unO ueroient @snann,
ter, fowobl uis bic psrf1isbsnsn Tbsil'
ushmer on osrielbsn fhr has gelsiftet,
pole Gnerfennun9. gDilliam s. Sod
uuo 5raulsin Olaa 9ufnassl marsn
Rdnj uno PrinSsiiin. Die Seitlihisii
hislt bis ,u frhbsr Wiorssnftunbs frUb.
LID uno usrgniist an unb als man iit
3ulsst naA Sauie mudts. seitab "a
NIT oem SsDuBtiein. wiebtr sinmal
sinsn alorrsihsn Nieosrirau3 Wfastsn'
ball burhltbt ,u baben. Das arron,
9ements 3omttet. oas feline Nrbsit uoll
slleoists. beitano aus ben 9srrsu Bit
tor VI. 0snlsl (SOiiissr). SaiOb o.
Ssrbsr. Soisph 8sllsr, Soiepb DolI
Jun, Carl y. UsnIsl unO SObn 8run'
ner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
TRAGEDIAN WILL
ADDRESS CLUB
Richard Kean and Albert F.
Osborn Will Appear at
Knife and Fork Dinner.

Three good numbers have been
arranged for the monthly dinner of
the Knife and Fork club at the
oliver hotel Tuesday evening. AL
bert f. Osborn OF New York; Rich
ard Kean. English tragedian, and
the American operate quartet will
be the headliners on the program
for the affair
Mr. Osborn will talk on Proof of
Documents or Handwriting in
Courts OF Law" He is recognized
as an expert on handwriting and has
been called 10 testify in many i'm
portant cases where the legality Of
the writing or signature was in
question. He has spoken before
many bar associations on this sub
ject
Alr Kean will give readings from
KiplinE. Dickens and Shakespeare.
He was associated with Sir Henry
Irving at the Iyceum theater. Lon
don. for many years The Amer
lean quartet sang here at the Janu-
airy dinner and many requests for a
return engagement were received
from members of the Knife and
Fork club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
So PERCENT OF
SCHOOLS VICIOUS
Buildings do Not Permit Prop
er Ventilation, Says White
Plague Investigator.

Thirty-hve percent Of the county
schools of st. Joseph county are in
a vicious condition insofar as proper
ventilation is concerned. according
TO a report compiled by Miss Grace
Osborne Of indianapolis who has
been making a tour Of the schools
under the auspices of the Anti-tu-
bercuIOsis league. Only 10 percent
of the "a schools are decently venti-
lated. five percent have fair venti-
lation. 80 percent poor and the re-
manning 30 percent she character
ICES as vicious.
In one of the new schools q build
ing of enc large room, windows
have been cut only on the north
side. The wall on the south side is
blank. offering no chance for ade-
ouate ventilation. In another school
she visited she found 81 pupils in
one room. ell the windows pulled
down tight and a stove so hot that
the teacher. who was working with
his sleeves rolled up and the neck OF
his shirt turned down, was perspir-
ing. The air was mOtionless and ill
smelling. Ii was conditions OF this
kind to a grea .er or less degree that
she found in 80 percent OF the
schools.
During her stay here Miss Os-
borne has talked TO 1000 people.
the vast majority OF them school
children. her subject being tubercu-
lOsis it, cause and prevention
Among all the school children and
teachers whom she addressed she
has found As children and three
teachers who steep with their win
dows up the wear round.
Five percent Of the children in the
county schools. Miss Osborne states.
the physically unfit 10 attend school
either for their own sakes or be-
cause they are a menace 10 the other
children. Many Of them are sub
normal and many are pale and
anemic looking. doubtless victims OF
the white plague. a portion OF the
10000 Indiana school children who
have tuberculosis.
Miss Obsorne will enlarge on this
report SUNDAY afternoon I'm an ad-
dress which she will deliver at the
high school before the st Joseph
County Social Welfare conference.
TO which all Interested are invited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
GUADALUPE
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN
FOR FRANCHISE LEAGUE
International News service:

International News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 10
The following officers were elected
at yesterdays session of the Wom-
ans Franchise league here;
President, DR.. Amelia x. Keller.
Indianapolis
First vice president, Miss Betsy
j. Edwards. Shelbyville
Second vice president. Mrs. John
F. BarnhiH. Indianapolis.
Third vice president, Miss Adah
Bush, Kentland.
Fourth vice president. Mrs. Julia
Fried walker, indianapolis.
Fifth vice president; Mrs. a. II.
Beardsley, Elkhart.
Secretary, Mrs. Julia g. Hender-
son. Indianapolis.
Treasurer. Mrs. MindweH Cramp-
ton Wilson. Delphi
Directors. Mrs. Richard r. Ed
wards. Peru; Mrs. ". T. Barnes. In
dianapolis; Mrs T. A Stuart, L.afay-
cite: Mrs. Ernest II. Lindley. Bloom
ington: Mrs. Charles J. Gill. Muncie:
Mrs. II. G. Burr, Newcastle and
Miss Rose Heilman. Evansville.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
Study AFFIDAvTTs.

international News Service;
WASHINGTON. April 15--Pres'
Wilson and Sec'y IAnsine today
carefully studied the mass of afido-
Nits and other evidence dealing With
The attack upon the steamer Sussex.
This evidence reached the civ toda 81
and viii be incorporated in the new
note 10 Berlin which is 10 be sent
forward between now and mex Tues
Cay officials generally believe inst
this latest note must result in a dip
Tomato break between the United
states and Germany unless the LAT
Ter agrees to n complete change N
submarine methods
Ohicials frankly say the note Of
necessity Will directly impUen the
aood faith Of the German admiralty
N keeping the promises previously
made BY Ambassador Won Fern
tori. 70 Will make no threats. &
10 explained neither will ii contain
any time limit. but i'm all other re-
spects IL VIII be in the nature OF an
uitimatum-
The communication will recite the
circumstances surrounding the sim
ing OF more than a score ~ mercn-
ant vessels absolutely without warn
ing. IL also viii emphasize the be-
let OF the president and MS cabinet
that the channel steamer Sussex was
torpedoed by a German submarine.
che evidence I'm possession Of the
! resident. a state department official
said today. is ABSOLUTELY conclusive
and completely proves that the
statement recording the Sussex CON
TUNED In the last German note was
erroneous
Germany viii have 20 agree 20 the
principles set forth i'm the new note
or Ambassador Gerard will be re-
called. officials say. An indication
81 the fact tfat the administration
reaizes that So nov must make
final stand is shown IN the plan o.
the president To submit the text uf
the new note 20 ;he foreiEn affairs
committee OF the house ard senate
and the congressional leaders before
d. IS sent forward.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
CALL JEWELRY THEFT
CHARGE RIDICULOUS

International News Service
CHICAGO. April lbs Silly. Alb
surd, Ridiculous,
These were the comments today
OF Miss Doris Cassell. an exception
ally beautiful brunette Of New York
following her arrest here on war
rants charging her with relieving
Isaac Cohen. said 10 be a wealthy
Buffalo clothing dealer. OF $1,000 in
Jewels The alleged relief took
place in Miss CasselIs fashionable
apartment at $50 Riverside drive,
New York. after a party" accord
ing 10 information here.
Miss Cassell was AT liberty on
$4,000 bond today furnished by a
professional bOndsman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
PROGRESS
of the War
International - -

International News Service.
WASHINGTON, April 10. The
state department today received Of
fetal confirmation Of the sinking y
the unarmed bark Inverlyon. on
which were two Americans. off the
coast OF Ireland Both Americans
were saved. The following report
was received from the American
consul at Queenstown:
Aberdeen bark Inverlyon from
Portland. ore, TO Limerick. sunk by
gun ire April Il. 10 miles west OF
Valencia. Unar ned. No attempt 10
escape. Fifteen minutes allowed 20
abandon ship. one boat containing
10 man. including two Americans.
saved. Another boat. no Americans
lost"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
SECOND TRIAL SAVES
MAN FROM GALLONS
International News Service (:

DANVILLE. Ind. April 15.-
Thomas Dorak, IS years old. again
is a free man. A jury after being
out seven hours. decided ne was not
guilty of numbering George Wise in
Indianapolis in 1914. II was the
second trial. At the first trial Do
rak was convicted and sentenced 70
death. Two weeks before he was
10 have been executed the supreme
court granted him a new trial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
LATEST
in the NeWS World
OPPOSITION DEVELOPS.

News Service.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April
15.-OppOsitiOu armed and or
gained. is developing in Chi
huahua against the American
troops sent into Mexico TO catch
villa and disLerse RE bandits.
In the absence Of any official
report from Trig. Cen. John J
Pershing on the trouble at Par
raj. Mai. Gen. Funston does not
know whether one or two fights
between United States forces
and Mexicans occurred there.
Ne>ican reports are conflict
ing and the dispatch received
from Marion Letcner, United
state consul in Chihuahua city,
was so worded that il might
have referred 20 a second en-
sagement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
CHINESE CABINET GIVES
IN TO REBEL LEADERS
international News Service

TOXIC. April 1.-THE Chinese
cabinet has virtually capitulated 10
the revolutionary leaders and Pres
Yuan Shi Kai has been advised 70
establish az once provincial legisla-
lures fo~ popular representation.
says a disEatch received today from
d Japanese correspondent at Pekin.
II is believed that the long
struggle in China will come TO an
emo If Yuan Shi Kai will grant an
extension Of civic liberties 20 the
people and rhe same time estab-
Hsh legislatu, es in the provinces.
Yuans IDEA has been centraliza-
ton of power, whereas the main
leaders of the rebels have been con-
tending for state rights"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
NO WORD FROM PERsHING.

WASHINGTON. April Is -
The United states government IS
very seriously concerned over
the massing Of C9rranzista
troops along the lines OF Gen.
Pershings communications in
Mexico.
This feeling Of unrest is sddei
to by an absolute failure 70 get
into touch with Gen. PerShing.
who is at the extreme front in
person. Pershing has not re-
ported IN three DAYS, officials
say, and Cen Fred Funston
seems to ne unable 70 get into
touch with him. Army aviators
are now trying 10 reach Perish
ing 10 find out just what is the
matter.