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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
SAYS VILLA is TRAPPED.

international News Service:
OLYMPUS, y. NJ. March "a
]. c. Marlowe. one of the civilian
guides OF the American column, re-
turned 20 Columbus today with the
declaration that the pursuit of Fran
cisco villa may terminate success
fully in a brief time.
The bandit chief, according 10
Marlowe. is hemmed in by the great
Gordon OF American and Carranza
troops. and even though he may re-
tire 10 the hills in the Guerrero dis
trict. he cannot long evade the
Tightening net.
The water supplies constitute the
biggest factor in the campaign" said
Marlowe. The men are standing up
in wonderful shape under hardships
that must De terrific 10 any one un-
used 10 the climate and the sand
Cont NTTT.n on pAEE MIMI.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
international News Service

International News Service
ROME. March 24-Premier Sal
sndra left for the front today 70
hold a final conference with King
Victor Emmanuel before going 70
Paris TO attend the grand allied
council OF war. Baron Sonnino. the
foreign minister, and Signor Della
10, minister Of ammunition. viii
leave tomorrow for Turin where
they will meet Premier Salandra and
all will proceed TO Paris together.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
Beauty With Whom Dr.. Waite,
Accused of Numbering, Lived
at Plaza Hotel Sud-
denly Disappears.
WIFE OF ACCUSED MAN
COMES TO HIS DEFENSE
She Refuses to Believe He
Would Murder Her Parents
to Obtain Fortune Of
Grand Rapids Merchant.
.ternationaI News Service

International News Service:
NEW YORK, March 24.-While
DR.. Arthur Warren Waite. who is
charged with the murder of his mil
liOnaire father-in-law, John f. Peck
Of Grand Raids, Mich, was slowly
recovering today from the effect of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
INCREASES REWARD.
International News Service

CHICAGO. March "a. - Barnett
Matthews. father OF Sonny Mat
thews. who has been missing for sew
eral weeks, today increased his re-
ward for information leading 10 the
return Of the boy from $500 TO
81. 600.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
HOLD-UP MEN ESCAPE
After Revolver Duel With Police
men i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO March 24.-Two hold
up men. rushing out OF a saloon
early today. engaged in a revolver
duel with Policemen John McShea
and Richard Garmly. Both police
men were dangerously wounded and
the holdup men escaped.
The two men had robbed the cash
drawer in Henry ROdemeir's salorS
and IN a spirit Of bravado one Of the
robbers fired his revolver in the air.
This attracted the policemen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
GET LICENsE 10 MD.

CHICAGO. March 24-Claude o.
Anderson and Frieda Werner. both
Of South Bend, obtained a license to
wed here late Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
International News Service:

International News Service
AMSTERDAM, March 24.-Heavy
oannonading indicating that a naval
battle was in progress was heard
off Ostend and Westende I'm the
North sea last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24

the drugs which ne had taken yes
terday. overtures were made 10 the
district attorneys office for the sur
render Of a handsome young woman
who has become involved in the
case through her friendship with
Waite.
The woman. who is described as
being "a and possessing extraordin-
airy beauty. lived at the Hotel Plaza
as Mrs. Walters
Dist. Atty. Swami said that if DR..
Waite was able he would be ar
raigned on the charge Of murder
some time during the day.
Waite told the detectives that he
had taken trional and sulphonal lin
order 20 get some sleep" but the po-
lice believe that Waite may have
tried to take his life.
II was not unit early this morn
ing that Waite learned he was un-
der arrest. Waite made no answer
when told Of the charges against
him. but persistently asked for his
wife.
Raymond G. SCHNEIDER. head Of
the detective agency which investi-
gated the Peck case. told today of
trailing Waite.
Waite Lived High.
Our investigation proves that
Waites expenses were very high"
said the detective He bought a
handsome touring car and his apart
ments in the Colosseum apartment
house rent for $500 a month. His
stay at the Plaza hotel with a woman
cost him $3.50 for room rent alone
and what he spent at restaurants
and in gifts for his companion must
have been very high
Waite and the woman registered
as DR. A Walters and wife. The
Mrs. Walters is said TO be an act
ress and we have had her under
surveillance as we'll as Waite Since
Waite got back from Grand Rapids
ne has been a good boy. on Sunday
he went 10 church twice. Before
that time ne frequented the Broad
way cafes with young women of the
chorus girI type. Whether he was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24

International News Service:
ROME. March 24-The Tribuna
learns from high diplomatic source
that Roumania has consented 20
enter the war on the side OF the
allies as soon as the Anglo French
forces in the Balkans open their Of
fensive against the Germans and
Bulgarians. Roumania has secured
large supplies Of arms and ammu-
milton from Japan, securing them by
way Of Vladivostok.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
International Nevs serviee |:

international News Service
BERLIN. (via Sayville by wire
less) March 24.-Oficial announce
ment was made today through the
Overseas News agency that 400 900
tons OF corn, wheat and peas have
been bought IN Roumania for con-
sumption in Germany and Austria
Hungary.
The Roumanian government has
promised 70 expedite the shipment
of grain.
The foregoing is at variance with
reports that Roumania contemplates
entrance into the war on the side OF
The q lliaa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
THE WEATHER

INDIANA-Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday; probably rain IN
north portion: warmer tonight
somewhat colder Saturday.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Sc abre una suscricI0E
para auxiIiar a los huer-
fanos del compost
tor Grana1os
Ell Embajador de Espaha en- los Es
tados Unidos inicia csc moyi-
niento de auxilio

NEW YORK. Mayo Ell Consul
General de Espana en- este puerto,
ACADIA de hacer pu6iica Ia eXciiaCiva
que Ia dirigido a los subditoS del
Rey Alfonso 4 fin de que, aporten
alguna cantidad q! fondo que debera
formarse Dar auxiliar u los seis hijos
del Professor don Enrique GranadoS,
Quien perecio en- las aguas del Canal
Ingles Il! ser t~ovpedeado el buque en-
que hacia ell riaje a Europa. Tai
excitativa Sc haye concebida en- los 81
guientes terminus:
"Su cxceIencia c! Embajador de
Espana eli Washington. ha iniciado
ell prOyecto de abrir una subscription
cuyos fondos sc destinaran d ayudar
4 los hijos del Professor don Enrique
Granados; por 10 que este Consulate
General. que Is a mi cargo. haciem-
dose eco de i loable iniciativa. de-
clara alberta dlcha "Suscrlpclon Y en-
Ia oficina del Consulate Sc recjbirdn
los donativos que Sc hagan.
"El fin tragico del Professor Ora
rados Y de su sonora eSposa. en- la
plentiful de 81 vida y en- los precisos
momentos en- que cOnquistaha una
reputation mundial. ha hecho que Ill
temprana muerte conmoviera profGn-
damente 4 todoS los que tulieron
oportunidad de admir&r su genio y
ha atraido grandes simpatias hacia
los Seis infortunados huerfanoS que
actuaImcnte Sc hallan sin protection.
La condicion de ESQ., ninoS eS tai
Que el mavor apenaS cuenta trece
amos de edad Y por 10 mismo Sc I'M
pone u una generosa ayuda les sea
Impartial Y Ia cual solo puede obte-
nerse por medic de los donativos que
hagan los amigos Y a~dmiradores del
d~esaparecido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10

TcIcqra:na E>prriiI para IL RENSN
WASHINGTON, Mayo 9.-kl Sc
cretario Lansing envi6 aver a En-
haiador americana en- Berlin. Ia res
puesta Il la nota del cobierno aIeman
rcferente 4 Ia question de los Subma-
rinos. Dicha nota esta concebida ell
los s~iguientcs terminus:
La nota del Gobierno Imperial de
Alemauia fechada e! 4 de Mayo de
1915 ha recihido cuidadoSa consIde-
raci6n por partc del Gobierno de los
Estados Unidos. Dicha nola sc ha
acceptable como IN indication de que
Fl Gobierno Imperial de Alemania es-
= d~ispuesto de in meior a
confinar sus opcraciones de guerra
| mientyas csta dure. :; combatir a las
fucrzas de los beligerantea, asl como
| que ha dcterminado imponer a los CO.
mandanteS dc sus barcos de guerra.
.as li,nitaciones que demarcan las CO.
! lOCIetS reyes IHIci N4OiiSiNH ''''
cuyo cumplimien!o ha estado lnslS-
| tiendo el Gobierno de los EstadoS
UnidOs.
''Durante un largo periodic de ITEM
pc. de<de que cI Imperial Gobiernc
de AIemania anunci6. q / de F'ebrero
| dc 1915. su nueva campana de sub
marines que felizmentc ha a]bandona-
do ahora. cl gobierno de los Estados
Unidos ha hecho pacientes esfuer-
zoS inspiradoS en- Ia amistad que Ii
- 4 los dos paiscs para arreglar dc
ana manera amigablc las crisis que
han rcsultado de esa campaHa. Aho-
IA, 4! accptar las ~deciaracioneS Ue.
Gobierno Imperial references Il l.,
campana dc submarines que ha anne,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10

Sc scIicitan Agentes para la
venta de LA PRENSA en- las
poblaciones de Las Vegas, Nue.
vo Mexico; Wickenburg, Arr
iona, y demas lugares donde
no los haya. Las personals que
Sc iateresen pueden dirigirse So
licitando precio y condolences a
LA PRENSA, Departamento de
Agentes, 607 Dolo-csa ST., San
Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Hoy Sc verificara Ia prime
ra audiencia en- Ell JUL
clio de Sir Roger
Easement
Ell jurads principal del jefe de la
insurreccion irlandesa Sc verifi-
cara despues
seryIclo especial para Ia PRENSA.

LONDRES. Mayo 9.-Oticla!men-
te sc anuncio hoy aqui que 81 jurado
de Sir Roger Easement por et de!ito
de TRACTION sera publico. Y no pri-
vado, como Sc habia dicho 0 ante
riorIdad. La primera audiencia sc
verificara en- las oficinas de pollcia
de Ia calle Bow Y en- ella Sc haran
formales cargoS contra q acusado.
FL iurado principal Sc verificara
despues ante IN conSejo de jueceS
de Ia alta corte y de un jurado COM
puesto por algunos mobiles.
Los prosecu-oreS Ge Ia Corona han
comp!etado Su acusacion Y Ia pre-
Senzaran muy prOnto.
Lewis Harcourt manifesto hoy que
10 aceptar:a eli cargo de NiniStro de
IrIanda Ell suStitucion de Augustine
Birrel. en- razon de que su Salud no
!e permlte actualmente desempenar
el cargo. Con la declaration de
HarcourJ de que 10 aceptara q
pueSto que * Ie otreci6. la design
cion de NiniStro de Irlanda queda
pendien;e Harold Tenant. sub-Secre-
rario de Ia Comision de Guerra en-
el Parlamento Y Ell CoroneL Sir Marck
SyckeS, miembro del ParIamento pUr
Hull. Tambien Sc cree probable que
el ex-llinistro de Ia Guerra Brlgadier
General John Edward Bernard Seely
sea requerido para ocupar Ell pue>-
TO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Ell GENIO ALEMAN ENCUENIRA
LA FoRMA DE APROVECHAR
IA MADEIRA COMO ALI
MENTO.

NEW Y0Rk. Mayo Eduardo
Roentgen, slBdito holandes. afribq
aver Il este puerto Ell el "No9Ed-
ham,. procedente de Alemania y're-
fiere que en- aquel ~poderoso imperio
Sc ma epcentrado la forma de APPROVE
char Ia MADEIRA rcrnc aliInento, To-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10

grando introducir grandes econo-
MAS en- log articu!os a!imenticios,
particulsrmente por 10 que respecta
al trigo, porque mezclando Ia puipa
de MADEIRA, >especialmente preparada,
con una pequena cantidad de harina
obtienen AN pan de aspecto Y sabor
muy agradables aunquc ne muv ali
menticio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Sc confnma eI hundImIsn-
to del vapOr ''Cymric"
de Iinea white Star
La explosion que produjo Ell torpe-
do mato a algunos de los indi-
viduos de la tripulacion

ScryIcio exclusive para Ia PRENSA.
LONDRES. Mayo 9.-Dc Il ma
rera Official Sc ha confirmado que e.
vapor de paSageros Cymric Sc hundio
Il las = dc la manana de noy y que
toda la tr~ipu!aci6n Y pasageros fue-
ron salvadoS.
Los mensaies que llegaroM anochc
acerca del hundimiemto de! Gym
ric''. decian que IN submarine ale
man habia atacado esa embarcacion
pero que no Sc saba cual habia sido
la suerte que corriera. Tn menSajc
de Queenstown decia que Ell Gym
rio Sc dirigia hacia u puerto il
landeS bastante averiado.
f. barco ingles de que habla el
mensaje anterior sali6 de Nucva
York el % de abril con un gran car
gamenjo de municiones para Liver
pool. FL "Cymric' Sc encop:raba en-
servicio de carga eXclusivamente des,
de hace muchas SemanaS y no deS-
empcnaba ninguno de ~pasajeros. Su
t]ripulacion sc componia de 100 hon.
bres. ninguuo de los cuaIes, segun las
informaciones recibidaS hasta ahora.
era americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
. = q 90 > i.
AVsSO a NJysTEOS :
,

Los Brscrip.orea do La PREM
SA no dsben oiTidss, saaado
sa1nhien ds Residential. darnos
IN direction quo han tenido , La
s-e dsseau tener en- adehrts,
paes nm este requisite no pode-
Eos anoszz 81 eax1bsa. eS aasS-
Esaa nSlcA
5 = 4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Han sido rechazadOs los aques
de los aIemanes sohre Ia
plaza de verdun
En- los uItimos asaltos Sc ha manifestado Ia eff
ciencia de las ametralladora francesas

ne ac'ualmcntc dicha arti.leria.
Is opinion de aIgunoa altos oficia-
les del cjcrcito que deticndcn Yer
dun, 10, alemanes han Jrasporta-
do fucrzas dc otros frentcs de bata-
la para ~cmprendcr ell ataque de la
plaza fIanceaa de que sc vienc ha-
bIando. Is muy possible. no solo que
hayan traido algunas fuerzas dc las
que combatcn CT el frente russo, sino
tambiGn ~algunas de las del propio
frcntc occidental. Esto ha sido de-
ducidc de Ia circunstancla de que los
alemanes no han hccho ningunos ala
queS sohrc cl frente de los inglescs,
dondc los ;eutones han estado STEM
pre- ell constante actividad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Fueron senteneiados los couspirado
res alemaues.
Teicgrana Especial para IL PEENsA

NUEEA YORK. Mayo 9.-Rober-
TO Fay. subteniente Ell el ejercito
alcman Y 81 cunado Walter ScholZ,
convictoS ante n alta Corte de Jus
ticia de conslprar para Ia deStruc-
cion de barcos m~ercLnteS de los AHA
dos. cue conducen municiones a Eu-
-opa. fueron se~ntenciado 4 PRISON
dc, orho : cuatro amos p~espectiva-
miente en- la-penitenciaria de Atlanta,
Paul DeSneche, tamblen convicto,
pero quien fue recommended por el
Jurado, Tue Sentenciado 4 dos amos
i rElyion solamente,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Los s!emanes dicer haber ~capturadc
la colina BOA.


SCIN'FIb c>iIfcla' para In fhENSA-
LONDRES, Mayo 9.-Una CONT
nicaciUn oficia! publicada por eI
Ministerio de Ia Guerra dc Alemania
aver, dice que las fuerzas pomeria-
las Sc apoderaron de muchas impor-
tantcs obras Ge dcfensa dc los ale
names que Sc ]encuentran sobre la
parte norte de la coiina numero 204.
De ser este asi, los alemanes estan
capacitados para bombardear eI sis
tema ~ferroviario Paris-Vcrdun e in
comunicar al cnemigo de su base de
,operaci0nes. Hasta ahora los iufcr
mes cficiaIes de los franceses ase.
gul-an que sus fuerzas estan en- COM
pleta possession de los lugares domi-
nantes de la colina de que Sc viene
hablando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
Las posiciones f~rancesas pcrmanc-
cen intactaS.

Sin embargo, los franccses han
construido obras de defensa tan admi-
rabies que solo a elias puedeu dehcr
Que no rerecicra el total de sus fu"r-
zaS bajo dc los alemanes, V 10 que es
mas. que eSas fuerZas comhatieran
al enemigo con eXito. arrojando so
bre SIS filas una eSpantoSa lluv'I dc
balaS con sus amefralladoras V SuS
rifles automaticOS.
Los o~ficialel franceses asegurar
que las Derdidas de los alemanes en-
esta accion son mas grandes en- esta
OCCASION. proporciona!mente, a cual-
Quiera otra accion de las que Sc han
librado frentc u Verdun. Sc asegu-
ia Que N division pruSiana que alta
co el domingo las posiciones france
sas co~mprendidas entire el bosquc
Haudromont Y la alqueria Douau-
mont. perdio algo mas del cincuenta
por ciento de Sus electives.
La batalla durara muchos dias.
Por todos los detalles Sc puede
aprcciar que la batalla que estan IL
brando en- estoS momentos franceses
" aleTaanes va a durar muchos dias.
La aUtilleria aiemaras ha estadO 4ha-
ciendo grandes ~preparativos para
atacar ambos lados del Meuse. Sc
cree que en- esta OCCASION el fucgo de
los canones alemanes pueda alcanzar
hasta la hondonada de Soevre. pues
.on mejores las po-lclonss que tie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10

WASHINGTON. Mayo g.-El con
sui americana en- Queenstown" h5'
enyiado a~IeunaS informaclones refe-
rentes al hundimiento del vapor DC
Inca white Star, "Cymric''. Dice
ell menSaie del consul que cinco dc
los l07 hombres de que Sc compo-
MIA la tripulaci6n fueron muertoS
por una explosion que Sc produjo a;
cstallar e. torpedo.
T. "Cymric" fue ~torpedcado a las
/ p. M. del Iunes. 13S millas al occi-
dente de Fasten. scgun la noticia ell
viada por el consul americana.
Agrega en- su irforme. que pare
ce que Ell ataque fue hecho sin pre-
VIC aviSo y cue los supervivientes
desembarcaron Ia tarde de hoy en-
Bantry.
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TraTa
EFONOS{ 2AI1
Nuevo

Ia PRZNSA IS e. p"ri0Giro mrNIcaHo d,
ssyOr circulation en- lbs EStadOS JnidOs
= soT 10 tanio Ell meIOr para los alusc!za
sss.
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EatercG as second class mater Februar'
&. 1913. 81 The POstoff're al san .ADyoniH
sex. Under the Act g March 5. iS73.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-07
RELIABLE REMEDY
RESTORES KIDNEYS.

For many years druggists have
watched with much interest the re-
markable record maintained by DR. Xii
mer's SwampRoot, the great kidney,
liver and bladder remedy.
1t is a physicians prescription.
Swamp-Root is a strengthening med
icine. DR.. Kilmer used it for years in
his private practice. 1t helps the kid
neys, liver and bladder do the work
nature intended they should do.
Swamp-Root has stood the test of
years. 1t is sold by all druggists on
its merit and it will help you. No
other remedy can successfully take its
place.
Be sure to get Swamp-Root and
start treatment at once.
However, if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghampton, ~
Y, for a sample bottle. When writing
be sure and mention the Ardmore Dai-
ly Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-07

The Pierce Oil corporation is rep
resented here today by a person who
is seeking to buy as much as 10000
barrels of oil a day at the market
price. 1t is stated that in case the
Pierce people can buy as much as TO-
coo barrels of oil at the market price,
that they will begin within two weeks
from now the construction of an s.
inch pipe line out of Healdton. Just
where the line will be built has not
been stated, but it will either go to
Sand Springs or to Fort Worth and
more probably to the latter place. The
Pierce people are enarging their
plant at both places and on account of
Fort Worth being nearer the Healdton
field it is more likely that the pipe
line will be headed in that direction.
The agents report that the producers
welcome the pipe line and are anxious
to see it built, but they are not in
clined to sign a contract for the de-
livery of oil at the market price. This
same principle which is being adhered
to in the field is standing in the way
OF at least one refinery and probably
two that are seeking to locate here.
Oil in the Gushing field at this time is
selling as high as 4Oc above the posted
price and the Ardmore producers are
not inclined to enter into a contract
that would preclude oil from selling at
premium at any time that a premium
might be offered. Whether the failure
OF the producers to enter into con-
tracts will prevent the building of the
line cannot be stated at this time. It
seems pretty well settled that If any
pipe line or refinery desires to enter
the field they must come without any
special contract on the part OF produc-
ing companies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-07

G. E. Burford, ct al, in section 1862
on the north line of Love county, have
completed their rig, and the drilling
contract has been awarded to the Hi
wick Oil and Development Company,
and drilling operations will be begun
at once. Much interest is being taken
in that locality and it is not improb-
able that a field will be developed on
the line of Love and Carter counties,
south of Wilson. The Bynum well,
which is located in section 22-5-3 some
three miles to the northwest of the
Burford well, has nice showing of
oil and also had several gas sands.
That locality deserves to be thorough
ly tested for both oil and gas.