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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
COMMENCING CONGRESSMAN BARNHART
IN HIS SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT

Action democrats in wiring Con-
gresham Barnhart commencing him for his support
OF the president his foreign policies, urging
him continue such support. was appropriate and
timely The congressman has been hearing those
opposed to the presidents policies all right The OPP
position always be depended upon right
hand and seldom given 90 silence. and almost all
given listening what they hear.
are an more or less influenced by it, it is we'll that
Congressman Barnhart should be given understand
that all Of the sentiment back home is pro-Ger-
and 10y a long
There about many people back here in the
18th. who for the president policies
there of those who for Kaiser Wilhelm and
his policies. and. hope. o them This
is determined, should be given Congressman Barn
hart TO understand as a matter of commentator as
sttuents about what he doing; that is
merely serving as exceptions prove the rule Not
constituents have To say and perfect good sense.
representative but sort OF monarch and people do
elect representative TO become dictators
the votes counted
anticipate that Pres't is the best posted
man the reasons his foreign policy any man
In Washington We doubt for an instant but that
those policies distinct America First" in their
order and would about soon trust his Judgment
on WI is " this country do, W would
local pro-German agitators.-or the Honor
able William Jenninss Bryan The New York Tribune
sounded the keynote recently when il said: Europe
nlusS be given understand that whatever may be our
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
WHY WILSON WILL WIN
Hartford. Conn. POST

Il
In an interesting statement given
out in Denver, United States Sen
Henry +. Hollis of New Hampshire
declared that Woodrow Wilson will
be the presidential candidate of the
democratic party next fall and will
be reelected for a second term for
these two logical reasons:
"First-Because he has kept this
country out of the European con-
flict, until it is in a position to
vindicate its own honor on its own
terms and in its own way i'm the
comfy of nations
'Second-Because we are only in
the first phases Of the war and the
people of the United States will not
change the administration until that
war is ended and a peace declared
in which civilization may take stock
of its assets"
Sen. Hollis also predicted that
Col Roosevelt will be the repub-
lican candidate 10 oppose Pres't
Wilson. II this part of the senator's
prophecy comes true then the first
Of the two reasons advanced why
the people will re-elect Mr. Wilson
is brought home 10 us more strongly
than ever. RoOsevelts utterances
about the war have pointed out
plainly time and again that were he
president the United States would
nave been i'm the conflict directly
after the Lusitania disaster
OF course, il is allowing for a
great deal 10 even admit that
Roosevelt will be nominated. but
basing on Sen. Hollis forecast. we
must agree. that If such happens.
the reasons given by the New Hamp-
shire solon are exactly why Pres't
Wilson should and will win.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
\ WISE ACTION.
(Boston Post.


AS the Post pointed out the other
day. the ratification Of the treaty
with Nicaragua, which carries with
it a perpetual option for the United
States on the canal route in that
country, was earnestly demanded for
the best interests Of this country,
and the senate acts with great wis
dom in agreeing TO it.
BY the payment of only S3,OOO,0OO,
we put it out of the power of any
European nation to build and control
a rival 10 our own Panama water
way. We also obtain long leases of
the Corn islands in the Caribbean
sea, and a naval base upon the Gulf
of Fonseca.
Once in a while Uncle Sam gets a
great bargain from another country.
This is one Of the whites.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
DOCTORS 0. K.
NIGHT AIR
Urge Sleeping With Win
doWS Open

II you want red cheeks In the
morning have your bedroom win
BOWS well open all nlght-thus do
the modern physicians dispose Of the
old superstition about the miasma or
night air Fresh air and open bow
els are the first and foremost health
rules. II nature needs assistance in
the shape OF a laxative do not take
drastic pills or purges. They only
make things worse. instead take a
mild laxative like CastorJen, which
is simply old. reliable Castor oil IN
pleasant tasting jelly form. II can
be obtained at Chas. Coonley Co. and
Ralph r. Keus drug stores The
Castor Products Co, Cleveland. o.
AdVt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
sUPERsTITIoNs STILL sTICk.
Chicago POST

II salt is spilled between two per
sons. one OF them must take a pinch
OF the stun and throw il over mis-
left shoulder in order TO avoid a
quarrel with his neighbor In the
course OF a year much salt is vast
ed in the pinches Some people say
that this superstition is as old as the
time when Lot went into Zoar and
his wife. tempted by ne natural de
sire 10 see birthstone and FIRE rain
down upon Sodom and Gomorrah.
looked back and was turned into a
pillar OF salt
What the connection is between a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07

Divorces seem to run in families
was just granted a divorce in Des Moines Ia is the
third member OF her family o undergo such an
perience within year Her mother has been divorced
are all members OF the family divorce club in good
standing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
THE BARN.

Who always comes first
And has such a thirst?
The baby.
Who raises a fret.
To win every bet?
The baby.
Who sleeps when it's light
And cries al the night?
The baby
What gets the new clothes
And adds to your woes?
The baby.
And cries all the night?
And raises merry,-'O well
The baby.
The maiden let forth a piercing
scream. 1t was in summer and she
had been communing with nature.
The man, who is the hero of this
story. rushed to her rescue. She fell
fainting in his arms When she
came to she Of course wanted 70
know where she was and he showed
her.
Then he asked what caused her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
\ LESSON.

\ LESSON.
Children we have today sentence
for punctuation. 1t really makes lit
tie difference how YOU punctuate il.
For both or either way is correct.
Here il ia.
The mayor said Rupel and Glenn
can do no wrong
Now we will punctuate il first like
this
The mayor" said Rupel and
Glenn. can do no wrong"
Then we will take il and punctu-
ate IL like this:
The mayor said: "Rupel and
Glenn can do no wrong"
Our next lesson will be on the sim
plicity OF the English language or
defining the word confidence"
An ankle watch is nothing for the
girl who is near sighted TO wear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
THE MELTING POT
FILLED BY THE EDITORIAL STAFF

10 scream and she said she had a
tick on her ankle and displayed the
watch.
He sure is a problem. I'll admit.
But you can't help loving him a bit.
He's nuisance, a pest and bother
But you'n love the baby. Well
rather
=. j. NJ.
So far they have not placed the
blame for giving raw meat TO the
dog OF war.
This Is a good smoke" can be
showed in the discard with that
Here's something just as good"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07


We forget in what paper.
Well Americans have invaded Eu-
rope often enough. Turn about is
fair play.
If you would believe the pre-
paredness advocates, the united
statesisinonehellofaf
But the night side finally agreed
to live up 10 the foul line and the
battle was on.
The charge of the 600 is nothing
compared TO the charging done by
the 400" if you believe the grocer.
Well we will know tomorrow.
Congratulations and condolences
will be in order.
am not a candidate.
one of the few.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07

And comes still another dsquieting that
Japan Is terrifying Turtle bay. Oh those pesky Japs
the mikado would pay a cash indemnity for every
gray hair added Uncle Sans luxuriant crop
we could retire national debt. muy pronto
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07

Grand Duke Nicholas has left Tuis for Erzerum says
Petrograd dispatch today Turks will have
to be kinda movn' along again. OH Nick may cop
the sultan's harem.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
SHORT RONANCES III.

Young man." said her father,
what are your intentions ?''
Il" said the young man,
mean to marry your daughter"
And he did
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07

ASSOCIATED FRANCHISE
NORTHERN INDIANA
PL0YING THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE IN
SOUTH BENDNo other In the state protected
eightcoumn state outside Indianapolis Published
day ~ the and twice all days except sunday and
iioday Entered az the south Bend pcsoee as second
mail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07

II YOU deal with Farmers YOU
should have a new Farmers Direc-
tory. on sale AT Miller's Book Store
and Freyermuth's Art store. Only
a few left-Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
ADVICE TO AUTOIsTs.

Be careful while cranking your
car especially if you are standing on.
an icy pavement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07

THE NEWS-TIMES PRINTING COMPANY
ONCE 20 ". Colfax Az.
Home Phone fI5J Sell
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
THE QUESTION.

Where have they gone?
The men who have fed.
The ten who didn't wait
Till the warrants were read.
Are you ever of at night ?" asked
the 1916 maid, of the clerk at the
soda fount.
Our idea OF wasted effort is the
brush the shine boy gives your
clothes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07

We believe in. better babies but
can't see how one lone weeks efforts
is going to improve their DISPOSE
tons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07
DEFEAT Is NOT DISSOLUTION.

Rochester. y. Y. Democrat and
Chronicle.)
Italian statesmen in appealing to
the people for a loan recently said
that the life Of the nation was at
stake. The kaiser has repeatedly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07

America has been invaded agai
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07

al the office telephone above numbers and ask
department Advertising Circulation
Accounting advs'" - la the tee-
phone directory bin will be mailed after insertion Report
inattentOn bad execution delivery OF
papers bad telephone service ETC. to head Of depart men with
which The Times has thirteen trunk
lines all Of which respond % Home Phone 1lj1 an Bell 200
sUBsCRIPTION RATES Morning and Evening Editions,
Copy sunday. Morning Evening Edition,
daily including Sunday. mail, $500 In advance
Delivered by IN South Mshawaka, 500
advance, o &c by the week
ADVERTISING RATES; advertising department
Advertising Representatives: CONE, LORENZEN
WOODAIAN 225 Fifth Av. New York City and Adv. Bldg
keep its advertising
free fraudulent misrepresentation. Any person
advertisement this
Hi confer favor the management by reporting
the facts completely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-07

An ankle watch is nothing for the
girl who is near sighted to wear.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10
GANUTO Reyes C0NFFRENcIl.
"A CON !. TREVINO SODRE
ST. REHOICION

Ell PASO. Tex. .:.1ril 9.-Un des-
pachO de ia Giudad de I~orr"f7. raci-
Dido en- Ia ma... ~..Lnc!a
Qua "a comisi6n de paL que envlG
jacinto TrcviHo a c~onferenciar con
Canutc Reyes, envi6 n nota a. jefe
rarrancista iiciGndole que Ell cabc-
ella rcyo!ucionario esta dispueSto a
il a Torre6n para c~onferenciar con
el comaniante de la Division del No
reslr. .Iavando como garantia a TN
ciudaddanO americana.
En- - mismo m~ensaJc &c ia cunN-
ia tie que aIgunas viIlistaS que han
sido hechos PriSioneros por "a genie
de- Jarinto Trevino, les fucron III
contralas unas cartas de Villa, en- las
que este JOS inanda lamar para lu"
Sc IL unan :uantO antes, a fin 3e
cOmbatir a los "~invasoreS del Noric."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10
c0NTINUiN D{TfN9OS IFS
ClRGtMFKTOS De HUHI
Clones PARA CAILFS

DOUGLAS. Arizona. AbriI 9.-io*
o~firiG.cs carrancistas De "a vnr;nr
plaza :. cnru-ntran sumamcntc dis
-ustadoS contra ias autoridadas aIln-
%@iranass DorGue GStas no han qurriio
hacar entre=a de varios c~arcan1-n-
toS de municiones que estan con.i--
naios al gObierno del EStado Dc 90
nora.
Haze dos Sananas csta icteniI0 II
nsta ciudad IN carGamrnto de- num-
clones que los carrnncistas dn~nHn
que les ~antre=uen. Fl C6nsu, cavrar-
cjsta hizo gr>iiones para QUE So pr
miticra pasar csc caf-amcnto. p'"n
nin-Iir ~prOvecho sao6 de sus IRA
baios. Ahora cStd detenido otro ear
&amentO de seiS mil paradaS de car
tuchoS, porlue las a~utoTidadrs aG!n-
ricanaS han nrgado e. permiso nrrc-
>ario para que cl express pucda con-
ducirlO Il Aqua Pricta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10

DOUGLAS, Arizona. Abril 9.-Fran-
cisco Scrran0, DUE fuG jefe del Est2-
do Mayor de .Alvaro Obregdn y que
liltimamcntc estaha e~ncargaio D. Il
campaIa en cI yaqui. sali6 de Sona"?
con rumbo a QuerGtarO. a donuc ",
.lamado pr su antique jefe. qul'n II
nombr6 Official Mayor de Ia Sccrc-
taria DE- Guerra.
Serrano c~Cafrrenci6 aver con Ia
les ' otrOS .iefes carranciStas, en-
EmpaIm", segin los anuncios ofiria-
les llcgadoS anOchc. DeSpu6S d. =
ro~nfcrcncia. Scrrano march6 para
Nazat,an, hahiendo hccho enirr&a
del mando Dc las tropas que ha'rH
Ia campaNa contra los yaquis. al .m-
neral Estrada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10
ENVDI0SO.

Al pasar frente al Exeter Hal. IN
frances que andaba de paseo Ell Lon
drrs Vic Salir de ALI variOs indivi-
duos que porlaban un2s cintitas asu-
les cE las SoIapaS de sus lcyitaS.
"Ourrido.-diio a un amigo que
~ acompaiIaba-tquG Significan csaS
cintaS?
ESQ >isnifica-la dijo SUI amigo
que csos hombres no beben nulca
lic0rcs cmbriaganteS.'
iAii.-dijo cl franc6s-si por caIa
ial>rdad que yO diiera me ~colocara
una cinta azUl Ell Ell traje. acabaria
por no y6rseme nj una pulgada de Ia
Ieyita que lievO puesta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10
IN IN HOSPITAL.

G"No me tOmara listed por pTesun-
tUoSo 81 le pjdo un besO?'-dijo un
entcrmO Que acababa de ingrcSar q
IN hospital.
ESQ depcnde,-contest6 ia enter
mera-dc 10 que conteSte listed 4 asta
pregGnta. Csc Pa enan2caI0 listed
Sjibitamente de mi?
No pucdo decirlo en- ian COrt0
tempo: pero me aprcsurO 4 pedir
Il listed csc favor pOrdue nunCa he
probable TN beSo csterilIzado.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10
SOBERSIO CHASCO

EARLE. Ark. AbriI 8.-Dcsputs
de hlber cortado las lineas telegra-
ficas Y ~tcicf6nicas por deiar COM
pletamcnte &Isiado al pueblo, aIgu-
0 ladrone5 rompieron Ia bovcda
del Parkin Home Bank en- ParI.in,
Ark, lugar situado cerca de aqui Y
volaron con dinamita IA GAIA fuerte,
teniendo como rcsultado de todas Sis
comp!icaGas Y trabajosas faenas. el
hailaZGo de , centavos y una pisto3a
GcscomGuesta. Fl hccho ocurri6 L
las primeras horaS de la manana de
aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10
Cu.ANDO Ell SiLENCIO no ES OEG.

"GQur sabrs til sObre Ell lencUain
lie las flores, GuiI!ermo?"-prcsum-
10 I'm cStudiante a uno de su5 CON-
paierOs, a! que juZgaba mas conc
ctdor De- la materia.
"Bicn.-dijo GuillcrmO-s6 mucln
Sobrc ESQ asunto, GAIA de rOSaS
De 4 rinro d6larcS habIa maS alto Y
IS mas cIocuentc para una joyru.
que un ramificte de clayeles dr 4
cincucnLa crnlayCS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10
INSIRAClON DE IN P.ACIENTE.

FL doctor (dirigi6nG0se a Su en-
"Ha tenidO listed una enfer-
medal muy peIi=rosa y solo su ex-
celente constitution ha podido sal
Tarlo.'
FL enfermo.-Nuy bien, doctor. a.
cu6rdese listed de ESQ cuando me
pase e. recibo por sus hGnorarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10

CtJSA ! IIl'ECTO.

Dice ella que para las noches Ell
Ia mas triste sOIedad."
81, 81 espoSo nunea sale lie casa"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10
Ia EnEnGI5

Is incdlCulable la energia que des
pliega ante Ell peligrO aun ell HON
bre mas pusi.anime. Ell instisto d,
conservation 10 impulsa a l0io, .
aun Ell homicide es perpetrs 10 eI
casoS extremes pOr e. homhre 4:
Quien Ell terror DONNA.
Muchos ejemplos pudieran O re.
cerSe en- comprehension de es yer,
dad, va que Ia experienced prcpi;
afortunadamcnte puede preseatarst
al alcance de TODD ell munGo P.rC
vam0s a describir una escena Il Que
fuerOn prOtagonistas dos OI eros
hOmbres amboS de edad madU l, de
inmejorable conducta y recon nda-
bles antecedenles. tranqui,os y "epo-
sados de caracter Y por insti TO. y
De sObrias costumbres.
Dificil es imaginar una sitIl,C
mas terrible Que la de un pint"
vocador de fachadaS que, ocupia
Sc en- su trabaio en- e. campGli
de una iglesia de Nueva York, 5
cuentra de pronto cor uh 90"
trabaja con q en- el andamio :,t
quo, a muchos metros del suein
Los dos obreros llevaban ~
gunos dias EN- Ia obra. y NADIA b
suponer en- ninguno de el!os "a .
raci6n de las Facilitates me-
Entire ambos reinaba Ia meier
monia, Y no presentation tara.
indicios de alcohol!smo.
Pero IN dia OBSERVE uno alca -
traho en- los movlmentos del O }:
oy6le decir palabras ~incohererlr.
mirandolo con fijeza, VIC en- To-: .
c~xtraviadoS y cl rostro descomr'
to de SUI colega todos los sigl'
raclcriStic0s de Ia locura. Ell hon e
So do cucnta inmediatamente lei
pcligro que corria, pero no Sc ar
arc y FeSV:>l' ""ceF IrsH'' d 4 81
Iuacidn y proceder segtln la e.,
c]unstaHcias 10 hicicran necs.a
ta,iendo on crrnfa al riesca
..:,.
La S!IuacioN no poHia ser m
'I=rosa.
=! oDrero ape.o 'oua 81 81 d
! dIriSio a Su t~h!uEfciuC ca
"a a.EuIfas paIdOEd' aicchuo
leSjlEaS. NJ .'co no lie resp
iSno QIH :" puso a seSiI'u'a
il!oNeFse deSoF'eiiad"H'eh11 emu
"''i''U' LII .'No =. "o,.i''e 'e "
- "'Joi "''''+' e 'NI'
10 !' o'-',S'J ~
o"' '''"'p' 60 N"J"I 9
80" P','"'' "-7'i 49, mas
""i's'S ; ~ 'F''"
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-, oo,,.oii.i5,4,f, ,,sort, -
-, nntrario an osSodo rorn,
p.,o -, d,,,o,,, o.Io -,
di5 ron 81 nia cor.
f,cbodo a imorinnndn = sr
nm movimianro violsnIis;r "a
.,srilari6n vino = chorar q = u
do -, ,amqrada nre,l,I
naSar n asirrio do Isle ror. ST.
iatorro argro lbs hrazos y 4 arse
ranr
Ga con,nrondo 10 Ipch, c,o fr
foliz huba ia ~sostanar con o. In.o
Srin,i,dos, dasasnarad,marie Ios
crerdos ia 81, asianto , nasad,. re-
.hozobo ,os frrih,,ndos at,ou -,
damaote Los andamios osciyalo
-jraban cboeando a cada I'M:
contra IA nared del campanarn
cnn fan dpsordonoGos Pam
mionIos = ma Ias cuerdas ga :,
ran y 10 c,if, :. nroduiera
i~nsostonihIa Y osn,,l..
nroIonr6 ,lg,,nos minpIos M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10
oERAS DE VARGAS VILLA:


= !
= COmpre listed SIemFre SuS ilDr0s eR I
- eSta casa. POr ST. baratura Y Su eff !
- cacia en- Ell GtSpachO de los pedidGs 8
:; g II que mayor culfi2nz9 iaSpirs al :
X PGbucD- ,
> s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-10
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