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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
6. Sannar.

gir San &anilton i@il6ert in Set
in 2onbon erideinenben offi5iellen
@o5ette Sen Geblidlog ser britiiden
0perotionen auf @oQipoli. Ser 8e.
ridt e,ubaIt cine Shiloerung ser
&Gmpfe bonn Moi Big Mitte October.
@r bil6et entidieoen ems Scr midtig'
Iten Gotumente i'm biSberigen Scr
Iauf bas &rieges uno erflart sic gro'
Re 2an6ung BEL 9ln3ac un6 @uplo
8op on1 z. @uguit, sic @eaenitano
pieler beftiger Mngriffe ouf bie milf
tGriide Mominiitration par. Sic
9on6ung in ser Supla 8op id1ua
febl, tpeil noh oem 8eriht Sic Trup=
pen groBentbeiIs oas ungeiibtcn Col
ooten nnter unerfabrenen @encralen
beitonben uno theiltpeiie tpegcn @ai.
iermoneels. General Somilton lob1
sic Tapferfeit feiner Truppen oufs
@6hite. Ct gloubt, bab gegcn Mittt
Muguit 6ie Tiirfcn in Der ltcberaab]
tparcn ,tn6 friide @oIootcn unb M11'
nition crhiclten. m6bren6 er bie hcr
Ionqten @erit6rfunqen nidlt crholter
fonnte. Ser General lit obfolut o.
qeoen, cine Der bon ocn 0riten gcbal
tencn Woscn mtfamachen.
Sic Muiien hobcn ihre Mnqriffe al
Ser bciiarabiidrn ssront ,no an bcl
(1ortiesung auf Seite 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
Sic Sitcrreidiide @eeresIeitnng

9ie riterreidjiidje @eeresleitnms
fat 6em sdpinocl, Scr in ocn letten
Togen in Sen Spalten scr ol1iierten
2iigcnpreiie nit ruliiiden Sieges'
meloungcn getricben >porocn it, elm
Gnbe ge,nodt. Sic Oeitcrrcid'cr bn'
ben Gjernouit nidt gcraumt, Die
MuiIen hoben miftiae Soben in Der
gr6be Der Gto5t nid1t beicbt, bic De-
fterreider finb niht iiber ben Hrutb
5uriid9eaonacn, uno Die 9'u''cn ite'
ben in @oIi5ien unb an Der beiiara.
bifdpcn @ren3c nod aenau oort, no
sic 0crbiinnctcn iie nod, 9lb{dh1ub
Der arofen Mcioffcniipc itcbcn licfcn.
Qllio St,ninbcI mno fein gnbe. @te
! mir er1partet baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
Sic &rie9sla9e.
IL. Sannar.

Die gin1tabne bon 2opoe1r, aa1 Der
,peltlihen mortenegrinii6en @ren5e,
o11r6 0lterreidifde @treitfrafte 1pure
Sc in @ien a1ntli4 betan11tgena6t.
8ernne, inn SsS11nern bon Weontenegro
ant 6luiie Sim gele9e1t lit o1@ ge'
no1nmen &por6en. ge9sun65nan5ig
@ei9iite, bier Morier uno Mergen
Munition un6 Moterim 1pur6en er<
beltet.
Mo,1tenegro lit iett etnem 6ampf-
tpol5erglei9en 9lngriff a11sgeiebt,
abrli6 6e1nienigen, &pelder feinen
6re111o uno geodbar1taat @erbten
niebergeporfen bot. Ser oiterreif)i=
ide umfangreide g(ngriff tpor feit
langem in gorbereit1ng uno miro
iett nit ser gr0Bten Seftigfeit ge-
fiibrt. Mebrere tpihtige Steaungen
fins ibn1 bereits gum Spfer gefol=
len.
Ser gerlult bon 2obeen miro gro
Be g11ttduidung in Stalien berpor=
r1tfen, bos bier6ur6 bas @leihge<
tpidt ser Madt om @6riatiiden
Meer pouitdn6ig berlieren miro. Ser
ge1it bon 2opce1L sos iotpob1 @atta<
TO >pie Getinie beberrfd fdt, miro fir
sic 3e1ltralmGfte bon nni6atbarem
@ertbe fem. Selterreib miro iebt
in ser Gage fein> iid om @briatifhen
Meer einen erltfloiiigen &rtegsbafen
5u beridaffen.
Mu ser @innabme bes 5770 SUP
bob gelegeaen 9opcen iin6 sic 0eiter<
reider in SEN 8eiib elmer midtigen
nrontenegrinifhen Seite gelangt.
2obcen Iegt audi 1rur ettpa 67a @ei<
len tpeitIi9 bon @etinie, Ger monte
negri1ii6en @nl1ptita6t, sic iomit
nu1nnebr in @ei9tpeite ser olterrei@i<
i6en @ei6iite ltegt.
Sm iiibli6en Ebeil bon ellie,
geor6franfrei1, 1pur6e, tpie 6ie Sber<
ite &eeresIeitung aus Berlin melbet,
Elm Mnnitionsneport in 6te 2uft ge-
iprengt. Sieb3ig 8erionen &puroen
get0otet ur6 bier5ig perlebt. Ser
Sn1ido6en lit be6euten6. Die omit
Ii9e 8efor1ntnpa6ung, sic inn be11ti-
gen 8eriht Der Oberiten Seereslet<
tung e1tbalten mar, bat folgen6en
@ortlaut: ISM iii6liden &bei1 bon
2ille, Ser bon @aQen 11mgeben lit,
flog elm Munitions6epot, 6us 5u Ell
ner Eionier-Mbtbe geborte nno
li9 in elmer ser @aienatten Ser 8e-
feltigurgen befa116, in 6ie 9uft. Sic
benQ9barten gtraBen litten in iebr
erbebli9em Moile. Gie &ettungsar-
beiten, oie iofort in Ingriff genom=
men tpur6en, ergaben Biz geitern
slbe1ro oie sluffi1roung bon 70 tooten
mn6 40 bertpunbeten &elpobnern.
NSan glaubt bier, 6ub 6ie @ataltropbe
our6 einen Ingriff ser @nglan6er
pera11laBt tpur6e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13

ser San6 bon gtotiitifen, oie bonn
@eneroIltob ousgearbeitet morben
Iin6, aus, 6ob Oeiterrcid-l1ngarn bel
ser eriten 2anbung $4,000, bel Der
3ueiten, nod fe93ig Eagen, mcitere
100000 Monn ousidiffen fonnte.
1sronfrei@ miiroe gu @eginn 100000
Monn un6 Icutidlano $4,000
Mann lanoen f6nne11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
&tt9lamo tptrtt
@a8fe at.
Tiibrt bod @anbelsfrieg. - 8au-
belsminiiter Hart 9ans Der &C.
meinen iber 3tuef bes ariegea
anf. - 8ritiide @eidaftsuelt ioa
bentiden @anbelsbe5iebnnsen nit
benz Muslan6 Elm @nbe bereiten. -
1tn6 bise fir immer.

2on6on, 10. San. - Begeiiter.
ten 8eifa4 fon6 beute I'M @ous ser
@emeinen 8alter &uncinnan, Eraii-
6e11t Ser Sonbelsb0rie, nit elmer Ste.
De, in Der auf Die gsotbtpenoigfeit
bintpies, no6 mabren6 Der Dauer
6es &rieges MaBnabn1en gu ergrei.
fen Die es Deuti6lon6 un1n0gli9
moden tpiir6en, nod 6ern 6rie6ens-
i@lub einen &on6elsfrieg gegen gng-
lun6 3u fiibren. nMQes ipridt 6a-
fiir," iagte er inter an6erem, ~6aB
Deutidlan6 6o6 ben mirtbi9aftli6en
Drud unierer 8loda6e gu ipiiren be-
ginnt. Gie Mabrungsrnitte telporratbe
nebn1en ob, tpdbren6 oie unieren tetig
tpadfen. @enn au9 uniere 9lusfubr
gefaqen, uniere ginfubr aber geitie-
gen iit, rubt 6o@ 6ie tpirtbidaftlide
@tarte gnglan6s auf 10 feiter @run6-
lage, 6aB mir ben 3rud beiier ons5u-
bulten berm0gen als sic 3entral.
1na9te.
9ie 3eit ipirb's lebren.
u@tr fonnen i'm au9 lGnger aus
bolten als 9eutidlano. l1no tpenn
mir nur nit unieren &iJfs111itteln
iparfam umgeben, tpiro 6ie &ata-
itropbe in Deutidlao6 10 ungebeuer
fem, 6aB iie iiberbmupt 11ibt mebr
gut ger1odt tper6en tann. gSir 6iir-
fen aber au@ no9 Dem 1rie6ensi9luB
nidt 6en Musbruh zines tpirtbidaft-
liden &rieges 5ulaiien, 6en Geuti9<
Ianb geget uns uno uniere Muiierten
| fibren tpiiroe.
9ea6 bem &riege
England miro fi9 bon Sen Sol,
gen 6es &rteges bieI raider erbolen
als ieoes anoere 2ano. Gonn miro
es oud ltnfere Yflidt fein, io,peit es
in unieren &raften itebt, Grantrei4,
&uBlanb, Stalien ur6 uni leren on6e-
rem Muiierten bei3uiteben.. Sd piir-
6e felbit Deuti9lan6 an 6aS @n6e Die
ier 2iite ieben, ~ba ood niemano cine
lange Eerio6e ser Mrmutb in Geuti@-
lan6 tpiiniden f0nnte" gS lit ie6o6
oud unier gutes 9fedt, gu foroern,
6oB imlauf ser grbo1ungs5eit in
Geutidlan6 nidts getban miro, mo-.
runter Stalien 6ranfreih, &uBlan6
o6er @nglan6 gu lei6en batten.
@mk uiofort sei@eben."
ul1eberoies babe i9 nidt bie m-
iidt, NIT Der @egelung oieier Ange-
legenbeit Biz gum 9lbidlub oaS &rie>
geS gu 1parten. gs lpar felt ieber Die
Yolitif Ser britiiden @anoelsborie,
it6 beS 6euti6en @on6els nod tpdb-
reno Ser Dauer 6es &rieges gu be-
ma9tiger. 60 baben mir beiipiels-
lpeiie felt Dem 8eginn oes 8rieges in
Sii6amerifa @anoelsbe5iebungen an-
gefnipft, 6ie, mie ih boffe, nod lan-
ge na9 oen @initellungen Der 8ein6-
ieligfeiten anbauern peroen. Gie
britii4e @eidaf ftstpelt bat in oieier
8e5iebung tpabre 8un6er poabradt,
inbem iie 6os 6eutide Monopol tn
optii6en @l6iern, 6arbitoffen, elef-
trii9en Mpporoten un6 perfdieoenen
@bcmifalien po0itdn6ig 5eritorte.
@ir miiiien uns ober au6 sic Qon-
trone iiber sic &oble11- uno Selforoe-
rung aneignen. .@ir miiiien alles
tbun, Inn sic 6cutiden Sinan5en, oen
oe1ttid,en &re6it unb BEN oeutiden
Son6eI All pernid1tcn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13

Gie glngriffe Ser &uiien baben BE-
6euten6 nadgelaiien. 9ie ruiiii6en
@erlulte in Sen &dmpfen felt gee11<
| iabr on ser beiiarabiiden @ren5e uno
inn @trypo-@ebid be5iffern ii@ gum
nrin6elten auf $4,000.
Sic Grl1ppen bon General Ropeb
5tpangen na@ beftigen &am1pfen Die
@o11tenegriner aus ibren Stellumgen
Bel Moifobac, ont Cara, bel @o6u1o
noroli6 bon 8erane un6 1peitli4 bon
&a3ai balbmegs atpii9en sSspef uno
BInp.
Msquitb bat i'm britiiben Inter-
baufe Golb1pegs eine1t Sieg errungen.
Dte 3tpGngsausbebun >pur<
6e NIT i1arter Mebrbeit in eriter 2i=
nie angenommen; aber Ole Mitglie-
Ser Ser glrbeiterpartei inn &abi1rett
baben iDren &iidtritt erflGrt, un6 6a<
nit lit oaS &oalitionsminil lterium in
6ie 8riide gegangen.
9ie Sberite &eeresleitung in 8ere
lin nel6et: 9ln Scr Sltfront 1pur6e
Der 6r;e6bof n0r6lib bon @5artorgsf
in Ser lebten geodt Sen &ulfen tpieber
abgenommen. Die &eftigfeit Ser
&dnnpfe in Sitgali5ien uno 8eiiara-
bien bot nodgelalien. 9ie otter
ELECTROMAGNETIC Mrnee unter @e-
neral bon &oneB 6ringt itegrei6 in
Weontenegro Dor.
Die glqiierten ltn6 boq fdn6ig im
2unfeln iiber Sic nd6ite Mbiidten
Ser 8entralmadte. gfa96em 6ieiel=
ben itarfe Sruppenmaifen na@ Sa=
lonifi eetporfen, 6rangt ii@ 6en @eg=
nern Sic 8efiirdtung maf, 6aB
Deuti@lon6 nn6 ieine @erbun6eten
ii9 INN sic grie6iiae &ofenito6t tpei=
ter ntdts fiiumern un6 Mlbonien NIT
BEN &dfen 9plona un6 Gura55o Be-
IeBen mcf6en.
Gie bebarrli9en @ef9i9ten iiber
ernfte @rfranfung 6es &aifers @il<
belm itn6 pouig unbegriin6et un6 iin6
in unberldbli9en un6 unberanttport<
lid}en Meuigteitsqueae:1 o1,S5crbaIb
9eutfdlon6 e1ttitonben. Ser @aifer
erbolt iid raid bon elmer flei11en I'M
paBli@feit un6 gimg Mefer Gage
aus.
General Seeret, ser cine 6er Dibi-
iionen Der fron50iiiden Mrnree in oerr
@ogeien befebligte, 1T @un6en erle-
gen, 6ie er fiir5li@ in eir,em @efedt
er1itten batte. Man batte linn Elm
8ein abnebmen nriiiien, rn6 er er<
bolte iib ni6t nebr.
Ser ungorif6e Bremier, @raf Sis=
90, bat i'm Barlament unter angemei<
nem @eifan cine &e6e gebalten, in
tpelder er ii6 iiber 6ie Gerboftung
ser teutoniiden @oniuI1 in solonifi
berbreitete un6 6ieielbe ols eine Ser
lebung ser elementariten &rin5ipien
ir1ternationoIer gbre be5eidnete.
@uf 6em itolie1riiden 8riegsfdou<
plob put6e i'm &iitenbe5irf bos @r.
ttneriefeuer Der Staliener an ei1tigen
Nunften itGrfer. N0r6li6 Dolie
i9lugen sic 0iterrei6iiden Sruppen
mfs neue >pieoerbolte 9lngriffe ob
un6 bcbaupteten 6ie genommene
Stellung. Sm Eiroler=@ren5be5irf
boben beftige @rtiqerietampfe in Ser
@egeno bon @udenitein ln6 gipa
itattgefun6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
8. eSart1tar.

@euti6e Eruppen baben fii6li@
bon &ortnponnS1peilerfopf int @liaB
einen 1beil eines fran50itideu S@ii-
tengra6ens er1tiirn1t. 9te beftigen
&Gn1pfe in @olbD1ie1l 6em @6an=
[ plab Der neuen ruiiifden Sffeniipe,
geben meter. ssSm Often tpur6en ale
rniiif6en 4ngriffe blutig abgeihla-
gen. Sic oiterreidiide 2an6tpebr
nn6 ungarif6e &egimenter 5ei@meten
|ii9 6obei beion6ers aus. SSn ben
Neuilbrstdn1pfen fouen 6ie gfuiien
lber $4,000 Mann eingebiibt baben.
Gin 1tolienii9er Dm1pfer, auf 6em
aus SEN @ereirigten Stoaten fom-
n1en6e 425 Montenegriner bon 8rin<
6ilii nad gllbopien iiberf,hren, {nnf
| infolge elmer &oniiion NIT elmer @ine
1abe ser olbanii9en @uite; 200
Mann Iin6 6abei ertrunfen.
Die anreritaniihe @un6esregie-
rlrng but ben 8otfdafter Hage in
2on6on cine Mote iiberia1r6t, sic er
6em britii9en @ustpdrtigen 9lmt
mberreiden fon. sSn 6erfelben miro
beftig bogegen proteitiert, bob Die
britii6en 8eb0r6en Die &oit bon 6en
gereinigten @toaten an nentrole
2an6er @uropos oufbnlten uno Der
3enIur unterite4en.
SSm 1111terbauie 6es &ongreiies
lteute 1i& Ser Mbgeor6nete @ar6ner
gegen Sic @eutid=Mmeritaner 11no
fubrte 6ebei i@tperes @eidib gegen
Sen gtnbeitri@ bor. @r iagt, boB iie
auf alle 1nog1i6en 8ege 6ern $50
terGano" gu belfen iu@ten, onr9
Streifs, nit @ol6 o6er GDnamit.
.Dieie obi9euliden @erleum6nngen
tpur6e11 bon BRET an6eren republtfa=
nif6en Mbgeor6neten, unter bieien
ou6 2ong,portb, @ooiepelts Sdtpie=
gerfobn. in energii6er @eiie 5uriid=
getpieien, nno olle 6rei tpuroen 6en1
6eut1den Clement ser Ser. Stoaten
gere9t. Spmpatbie fir bic olte Set
matb iit BEL tpeite1n nod ni@t Sren<
bru6 ser nenen &eimatb gegenuber.
|Gieie 8orte ionten iid 6ie &eber bin'
ter sic Sbren f@reiben.
8eriu6e tpur6en genadt, sic Mr=
better, Mitglieber Ser @egierung, bie
refigriert botten, gu peronloiien> ibre
Stenungnobme gu an6ern. Msquitb
/ bteIt NIT BEN Mrbeiterpertretern Scott
feren5en, in 6eren peridie6ene gor-
ibldge beiproden tpuroen, bod tp11roe
oben6s bcfonnt, bof @en6erfon, Geo.
90. Mo6erts un6 @iQiam Brace anf
ibrem gntl9luB, 5uriid5utreten, ber<
barren.
@0nig @on1tontin iogte 5u einem
Wertretcr ser 9l1i. @reiie: SD bin
pro-griefiid ebenio mie SIR Tralt<
bent perlu@t MIR pro-omerifanii4 gu
iein. Sc lit cine ser tra1rigiten Gr<
fdeinungcn b1in6en Saiies uno Nor'
urtbcile. sic 6urd 6ieien 3rteg ber<
porqeruien murben, bob Elm @olf,
6os beiier tpiiien follte un6 Bel rubi'
qer l1eberlegung bciier pciR, boro1f
bcitebt, an6eren Motibe unter3uihies
ben, a1t bie es ielbit nienals gloubt. "
Sin scr bolI0noiihen 3iiite 1T Elm
|britiidvs Touhboot gcfdeitcrt. Sic
(Nronnitoft tpuroe in @o(lonb inter
nicrt. gQie es geidab, miro ni4t be-
I
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z. Sannar.

gln scr bol(anbiiden 3iiite lit Elm
briti{dvs Touhboot gcihcitcrt. Sic
N2onnit,oft mur6e in &o1onb inter
nicrt. gQie es geidob, miro ni4t be-
tanntqcQeben.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
For c atarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises

Here in America there is much
suffering from catarrh and head
noises. American people would do
we'll TO consider the method employ
ed by the English to combat this
il sidious disease. Everyone knows
how damp the English climate is ana
how dampness affects those suffer
ing from catarrh. IA England they
treat catarrhal deafness and head
noises as a constitutional disease and
use an internal remedy for II that IS
really very efficacioUs.
Sufferers who could scarcely hear
n watch tick tell how chey had their
hearing restored by this English
treatment 10 such an extent that the
tick Of warCh was plainly audible
seven and eight inches away from
either ear
Therefore. If You know someone
who is troubled with catarrh. catarrh
al deafness OF head noises. cut out
this formula and HAND il 10 them
and YOU WI lave been the means
Of saving some poor sufferer perhaps
from total deafness. The prescriD-
lion can DC easily prepared NJ home
for ABOUT 75c and IS made rs Icl-
lows
From Wettcks CIT Rate Medicine
store or any druggist obtain ] o.
of Parmint GDOublc strength. about
sc worth Take this home. and add
TO il IL pint OF hot water and 4
ounces of granulated sugar. stir Un-
I'll dissolN cd. Take tablespoonful
Tour times day.
Parmint is used IN this way not
only 20 reduce by comic action the
snfiam nation and sa....t'n-- in the
Eustachian FuDes. and thus 10 equal
izc the air pressure ON the drum. bat
20 correct any excess of sCcreri3ns m
the middle ear, and the results IL
eives are usually remarkably quick
and effective
Every ltrson vhc has catl~rh IN
any f1ru snC'ld gi-o ;his re-iUe a
trial and free themselves rom this
destr JctiV.. diseas,. --AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
PLOWS UP SKELETON
Barring OLD TRAGEDY
Bones Clear Up Mystery of
Murder and Suicide of
IS Years Ago.
News Times Special Service :


JACKSON. May p. - Human
bones. believed to be those Of a De-
troit man. who murdered his child
and then came to Jackson county
and killed himself 75 years ago.
were unearthad by Frank Benn. a
farmer. while blowing in 15-acre
field on the Anson Townley farm in
Timpkins township.
Sheriff Davis, who took charge of
the gruesome relics. is convinced
from the story told by an old wom-
an, that the bones are those Of the
Detroiter Of early days.
According 10 her story. the man
and his wife and child lived in a log
cabin near Detroit. One day. dur
ing fit of re- &c. he killed the child.
He and his wife then came to Jack
son and settled in Tompkins town
ship.
Continued broOding over the
crime. together with fear that his
wife would tell OF what he had
done. caused the man at last to shoot
himself
The aged woman who furnished
the officers with the details Of the
story says that she was child at
the time Of the crime, but that she
has often heard her parents tell OF
the murder and the suicide which
followed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
SEE PLOT TO LIBERATE
EX-SULTAN ABDUL HAMlD
Report From Constantinople States
Guards Around Former Ruler
Have Been Increased.

GENEVA, May %. via Paris.-The
Tribune's ConstantinOple CORES
pondent says il is believed in Con-
stantinople that a plot is on foot to
liberate Abdul Hamid and that his
guards have been greatly increased.
The correspondent adds that the
pension of Abdul Hamid has been
reduced from 1000 TO go pounds.
Abdul Hamid was deposed as sui
tan in 1909. and was taken pris-
oner 10 Salouiki. where he was con-
fined in the villa Latini, overlook
ing the Bay of the Aegean sea. A
dispatch from Bucharest in March
OF last year, said Abdul Hamid had
regained his freedom, and shortly
afterward newspaper dispatch
from Athens said the former sultan
was living in Smyrna.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
INDIANA" IS NAME OF
HISTORICAL PICTURES
Many Suggestions Are Sent I'm.
Film To be Shown After
June 4.
IntcrnationaI News service:

International News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, May %. - The
centennial historical motion picture
which has been in the process of
production for the last six months
will be entitled Indiana"
Announcement Of " selection Of
the title was made TO-DAY by Robert
Lieber. secretary of the Interstate
Historical Pictures corporation
which is making the picture under
the direction of the Indiana histOr-
zeal commission.
The citizens Of Indiana were re-
Gently asked to submit suggestions
for the title and several hundred
suggestions were received. No one.
however. submitted the title which
has been adopted. although the
name Indiana" was used by many
in conjunction with other ideas
The picture Indiana" is a seven
reel historical film portraying the
history Of the Hoosier state from
the time it was first entered by La
Sale TO the present time. The film
is TO be shown at all centennial cele-
brations held after June 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
$4,000 EXPECTED At
WINONA CONFERENCE
DunkardS Making Plans For
Biennial Meet-SeSSiOnS
to Open June 8.
News Times Special Service:

News-Times Special Service.
WARSAW. Ind, May 22.-The
annual general conference Of the
Church Of the Brethren will be held
at WinOna lake. June 20 16, and
committees already are here making
arrangements for housing and feed
ing $4,000 persons. II is believed
the attendance may be many thou
sands more than that number
The committee on arrangements is
making contracts for bread. meat
and groceries. as the crowd could
not be accommodated at the hotels
and restaurants Every available
room at Winona and in private
homes in Warsaw is being engaged.
Arrangements have been made to
publish a daily paper during the
conference giving a full report Of all
proceedings.
The conference meets at WinOna
lake every three years. and in 1913
nearly 10000 persons attended. The
conference differs from most church
conventions IN that all membe rs
who attend are entitled TO take part
in the transaction Of business. in
stead of being represented by dele
gates.
The peculiarly Of dress and man
ner Of the Dunkards. a great ma
jority OF whom are farmers. makes
the big gathering distinctive The
men wear whiskers that never have
been cut and kiss each other when
they meet, although this custom no
longer is followed rigidly By all the
men Of the church. The women
dress very plainly and wear bOnnets
instead OF hats. The conservatism
of the church in all worldliness long
delayed the use of automobiles by
its members. but seatIment on that
point has changed within the last
few years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
T. R. HACKERS BUSY
Meyer eads Republican Committee
i'm New York.

NEW YORK, May IA COM
mittee of republicans headed by
George Won l.. Meyer has opened
headquarters here. it was announced
Sunday night, TO conduct a campaign
for the nomination Of Theodore
Roosevelt for president.
The committee Will be enlarged
and will extend its activities TO every
state in order 10 Fing together all
elements in the party FOR united ac-
ton, says a statement issued by the
committee.
The membership Of the commit
tee includes John II. Islin, ogden
Reid. Alexander White. Mayhem
Wainwright and Robert c. Morris.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
GOOD MELON COUNTRY
Soil at Constantine Found Adapted
For the Product.
News-Times Special Service:

News-TimCs Special Service:
CONSTANTINE, May 22.-Roland
Morrell of Benton HarbOr. who has
had as years experience in melon
culture. has secured 80 acres in the
vicinity Of Constantine for the grow
ing OF cantelOupe, and already a
gang of men is at work planting
seed. Mr.. Morrell has raised melons
extensively in Texas as we'll as in
other parts Of the United States. and
during the as years that he has been
in the business, never has he had a
crop fail until last year. But the
continued rains of last year and lack
OF sunshine caused a universal
shortage of melons.
In addition to the 80 acres which
MIR Morrell has secured for himself.
nc has contracts with a number OF
farmers TO raise canteloupe under
his supervision. The light soil in this
vicinity is said to be particularly
we'll adapted TO melon growing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
STATE G. o. P. BUSY ON
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Fourteen Women to BE ON List To
Act at Chicago COnven-
ton i'm June.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May ga
partial list Of the members OF the
Indiana reception committee OF the
republican national convention In
Chicago, beginning June :, has been
compiled at the republican state
headquarters and the full list will
be completed in a few days. The
committee will be made up OF &c
republican men and Il republican
women, the latter TO assist, among
other things. in the reception of the
three women delegates from west
ern states.
The members of the committee
whose names have been announced
follow:
Second district -- MIR. and Mrs.
James Wade Emisson of Vincennes.
and oscar Shryer of Bloomfield.
Fourth district - Mrs. Oscar G..
Miller of Greensburg, Charles Mat
son of Rising Sun and Edward W.
Tech of North Vernon.
Fifth district-Mrs. w J. Whit
aker of Terre Haute. Harold \. Hen
derson of Rockville and John Hickey
of Terre Haute.
Seventh district-Mrs. William L.
Taylor. Charles Martindale and l..
c. Boyd ali OF indianapolis
Eighth district - John T. Tee
garden of Anderson and Roscoe -.
Wheat OF Portland. Women mem
bers not announced.
Ninth district - Mrs. James w.
Waugh of Charlottesville. Warren r.
Vorhis of KOkOmo and David A.
Coulter Of Frankfort.
Tenth district-Mrs. Will r. Wood
of Lafayette, Mai. g. w. Healey of
Rensselaer, and Thomas Grant Of
Lowell.
Twelfth district-Mrs Benjamin
S. Levy of Fort Wayne. Clyde Valid
oTLagrange and John Morris of Fort
Wayne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
CAIRO RAIDED FROM AIR
Two Killed. IS Injured When 16
Bombs Are Dropped.

CAIRO. Egypt, May 22.-ia Lon
don, May 21.-An aerial attack on
Cairo was made sunday, causing the
death of two persons and the injury
Of number of others. The follow
ing official statement was issued:
Two army aerOplanes dropped 10
bombs Sunday morning, mostly on
the Arab quarter TWO civilians were
killed and Is were injured seV erely.
Five soldiers were wounded. The
aeroplanes were driven off by anti
aircraft guns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
FIGHTING PARSON DIES

QUINCY, Mass. May 22.-The
Rev. Edward Anderson, known in
Grand Army of the Republic circles
as the lighting parson." died sun
day night at the age Of b years.
lie was an associate Of John Brown
and al the outbreak Of the civil war
enlisted as a private. rising 20 the
rank of colonel Later ne had pas
torates in jamestown. y. Y; Quincy
Mass; Toledo. o.; Columbus. o.:
Norwalk Conn. and Danielson.
Conn. In 1887 me was chaplain i'm
hief of the G. A. r.. and held a sim
lar position i'm the Loyal Legion of
ohio and New York.