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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
SIT Observation-Disclosures geidlolltu Qeqtn
ben YlQn bes Yrdlibeuten @illons
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Brioeridait eutgesen.


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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
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4 ben S,Dbenriiden oes Wenlarcfa. Geits
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gefiibrt, Dab Sic Strcitfrdfte Ser @erz
biinbeten aud am Balfan bollauf gez
riiitet linO. gulearien bat ferncr be-
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@ofia fiinoigt an, 0aB Der Iir,fc Sill
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Hocnt SSilipn IieB es beute fltub tperz
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INIT leinem @eto belegen ipilrpe, ipenn
tic abern1als Sen slusidluB bon Mn=
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G1npanoerll1gsporlase in geratbltna
5u nebmen, nieoerSlitirn1ne1 unb sic
geratbltng Ser @tnfiitftez zGprlaae tpie=
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gen, Die ginlpanberlugsbprlasc in biez
ler Sieung lpteber auf5unebmen, per=
ecbltd iein iperben.
albington. %. slng. 9as
Slmoesabgeprbneten6alts nabm heute
Die @eeresporluee obne sic bonn 9rali=
oelltcn nno neutrality-suspicious. be-
anltanbeten &laltieln abernlals an.
SSal btngtpn, %. slug. SIM
Senat fan es bette in ser 9ebutte
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mons, Der &urIser BEG Sinan5eom<
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@albin9ton. %. ausult. -
StaatsIefretdr sanitns ,nadte beute
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slieber Ser apmniIlion sur Sctlidtrmg
Der Observation-Disclosures streitz
fru9en befannt. gs linb oies Srantz
lin St. Cane, Sefretar Ses Snnern.
Hidter George @rah gSilminaton.
Sclanare, uno ST.. Sobn 81. Wcott bon
9teip Yort sllle baben bie grnenullng
dngenomnlen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
Son btr Gffeniiot Der Aliirten an Der
SalfQufront lDiro bQlo nidts mtbr
iibrig itin,
Delomaribau Nadenien bat jie bereitS TT oie
9ctentibe sgeordt,8t.
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nao bic bn8arii4beutie WeSnSHeufue beranlaRt babeu
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gernteu fir bic Auereier abseidlaseu

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lipe nib n9r beridcrn Ser gnfang lit in gidt
Ser der crmartenbe Sau 8erbus. sea SinDenbnras
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Cine itimmunsSboIle
5rleoensppittorte lit BON einem
Sl'nltperlas in 8diel berauseebra1t
mprben. Sic sibt Dos Hiitli NIT
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ein Stud oes Observation-Disclosures
e1n; aus benz nit Wolten bebedten
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9as Committee sur Mmsarbeitnng Be,
slnttuurt Der Observation-Disclosures
aif ben gDridJlag Hraiibemt
@iliuu's.

beitebt aus Sen fplsenben aht Mitz
glieoern: 5aIe 5oloeu, burlington;
@. sS. slttersburp Yenniplbania, !,
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leu, Santd Sc; u. s.. Smith, Stem
gprt Central; 6rant Soumbull, g1e=
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Baltimore anbl Ohio.
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beren Observation-Disclosures III @erbins
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Grdlibent @ilion's Nai1 beute sbeno
ODER morsen friib fertia scIteut iein
miro. Sic eigentlid)e Statltr bes Ges
|genborlhlass miro niht entbiillt, aber
Die SdlnBfplgerlng lit niht auseez
idloiien. oab ber @egenuoridlas cine
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Yrdiiotnt 8ilion llllo sic
Sribcridaften erwartell
ben @egtllDoridlag ber
Giitnbabnprdiiotntrn.
Die Observation-Disclosures babcn eilt
Committee erma,t,1t, um lire Slrtt=
mcrt anf. bes 8rdiibentei1 &prz
idJlag anssuarbciteu.

@ a fb1n9ton, %. augltlt. -
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9rdiieeut @ilion's annebn1en tperoen.
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etne idlIcunige g11tl6eibuns su treffen.
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Observation-Disclosures, einlhlieBlid Ser
fiir5lidl aus ben1 gseiten eiusetrpffez
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die bie Observation-Disclosures beute
madten, lafien erfenneu, baB lie ben1
&lane bes Hraiibenten ppponircn,
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ren.
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rietb bellte iiber hie Mbfuliung einer
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9llng ser Observation-Disclosures lmn
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
SIDEWALK RIDERS
TO BE PROSECUTED

Police Chief Thomas r. Kreiter
has put out $50 placards forbidding
the riding OF bicycles on sidewalks
in any part Of the city Many vio-
lations OF the ord nance against rid
ing bikes on the sidewalks have been
reported lately. but the police nave
not been able 20 catch anyone in the
act
All bicycles must carry lamps al
night, is the order going out TO BIZ
cycle riders. by the police. Viola
tors OF this ordinance can be sub
jected TO fines and If convicted more
than twice can be given jail SEN
fences.
Posters coudemning splitting on
floors. sidewalks. and in public or
private places have been received by
Mrs. ]. r. Woodward 1929 Lincoln
highway f. corresponding secretary
OF the Mishawaka Woman's club,
from DR.. J. y. Hurry. chief Of the
state board OF health
The posters are large affairs for
bidding splitting. and the disposition
Of them will be left 70 the Civics de-
partment Of the club. II is prob
able that they will be posted in
prominent places about town.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
PROSPERITY SHOWN IN
DEPARTMENTAL REPORT

INDIANAPOLIS, April 14.-More
evidence that prosperity is prevalent
in the land was contained in the re-
port Of the state building and loan
department issued today The re-
port shows the deposits in the insti-
tutions Of this sort. supposed 10 re-
fleet the condition OF the persons Of
ordinary means. has increased re-
markably during the recent year
The report was made 20 Gov. Ralston
by James J. Netterville, chief clerk
i'm the department.
At the present there are 344
building and loan associations doing
an active business in the state in
comparison with 341 last year and
this despite the fact that four in
situations were closed through re-
ownership process. Eight are now
in the process OF liquidation and
one liquidation process has been
completed.
But the more important statistics
are those concerning the receipts Of
these institutions The report shows
that during last year the total re-
ceipts Of these institutions amounted
10 SAB. 929, 047.59 and these millions
were deposited by persons who are
known as the working class
The undivided profits at the close
of last year were 81 .321,647.52. That
figure is on top of the purchase Of
bonds and the payment to stock
holders Of 100000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
SEEKING INVENTOR
Of FIRE BOMBS"
Dr.. Walter 7. SCheIe, Head of
Agricultural and Chemi-
cal Co., is Accused.
International News Service:

International News Service:
NEW YORK. April 14.-while
Or. Walter T. Schele, head OF the
New Jersey Agricultural and Chem
zeal Co. was being sought in a
dozen cities today on the charge that
he Invented the fire bonn bs placed on
ships carrying ammunition TO the
allies, a new line Of investigation
was opened 10 the police working
on the German bomb plot. which
has already resulted in eight men
being arrested
The police learned that a truck
man in HobOken. y. J., took two
small cases from the plant where
bombs were manufactured TO a
South Brooklyn pier the day before
$5,OO0,000 damage was done TO the
pier and two freight steamers moor
ed there several weeks ago. The
truckman was unable To remember
the name Of the pier, but the police
are certain that the case contained
fire bombs and that they caused the
cOnfiagration which destroyed great
quantities Of ammunition.
August Heine, a truckman Of Ho-
boken, told the police today that he
had carted 10 a small tramp steamer
in Brooklyn several large cases
which he understood were TO go TO
Copenhagen.
These cases were marked fer
tilizer," said Heine, but I'm salts
fed that they contained guncotton
and other explosives for the Ger
mans"
DR.. Schele has thus far evaded the
thorough hunt made by the police
and they fear his capture Will prove
a difficult matter.
The chemical companys head il
alleged by the authorities not only
10 have invented the bombs. but
also TO have directed their plant
ing" where they could do the great
est damage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
International News Service

International News Service:
SAN ANTONIO, Texas April IA
That Gen. Pershing is hurrying TO
Parral to take charge of the situa-
ton created by Mexican citizens
firing upon American troops wasthe
opinion expressed at Fort Sam
Houston today. Mai Gen. Funston
said that he had received no word
from Pershing for three days and
expects to receive no definite infor-
nation on the Parral battle until
the expeditiOnary commander Is
able to report the exact facts.
There will be considerable anxiety
at Fort sam Houston until the fate
of the $50 Cavalrymen engaged in
the battle at Parral is known. Tn
confirmed and unofficial reports in
dicate that they were caught in
trap, but whether they succeeded in
escaping or are still surrounded is
not known. Official Mexican advices
state that the conflict was resumed
Thursday night. If these are correct.
the Americans probably found them
selves besieged on all sides and de-
cided 70 make a fight rather than
run the gauntlet of snipers that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
MOTHERS CLUB ADDS
FIVE NEW MEMBERS

Mrs Richard Zellers. 1147 Lin
coin way r.. entertained the mem
hers Of the Mothers club OF the east
end Sunday school at her home
Thursday afternoon
a brief business session was held
during which plans were completed
for "a bazaar 20 be given by the club
some time during September Five
new members were taken into the
organization at this meeting.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent in social pastimes. the fol
lowing program being carried out:
Mrs. Ed. Curtis led the devotional
exercises: Mrs. George Richardson
gave 2 reading. little Joseph Aydel-
otte contributed song Of a pleas
ing nature. Mrs. Loren NJ Edwards
gave a reading and Miss Lucille
Gernhart entertained with vocal
solos. Selections on a Victrola were
also enjoyed.
a delicious luncheon was served
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14

the interests OF mankind. and TO
draw out the moment the interest
cenrers in America and is narrowed
from the wide circle OF humanity?
Are you ready for the test Have
YOU the courage 10 so IN" Have
you the courage to come out ac-
cOrdingly as the balance is disturbed
or readiusted for the balance OF hui
mainly"
The Mexican embassy today was
without any additional word regard
ing the Parral fight. Senior Are
dOndo declined 10 say why Gen.
Carranza and his cabinet have gone
to Mexico City. saying that he was
without any information on that
ubject.
Sec'y Baker said this morning that
he had not yet received any advices
from Gen. Funston regarding the
fighting az Parral He said he was
endeavoring TO get some infOrma-
ton from him, but ne presumed thar
Gen. Funston himself was without
any official report. Sec'y Baker re-
fused 20 discuss a report that the
war department had refused 70 per
NIT Gen. Funston to move his base
from Columbus, y. NJ. TO Preside.
Tex, which would greatly shorten
the line OF communication.
At the white house strong denial
was made today 10 the report that
Counsellor Polk OF the state depart
ment would resign as a result Of the
Mexican developments. It was en-
phatically asserted that Mr.. Polk s
actions in the Mexican situation were
taken after consultation with the
president and that he had the pres
ident's full approval in everything
he did. 1t was further asserted that
Mr.. Polk had no intention Of resign
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
PREDICTS ATTACK
ON j. s. SUNDAY
CarranziStaS Reported to be
Preparing to Strike Per-
Shing'S Column.

Los ANGELES, Calf. April
1.-THE Los Angeles Tribune
today prints a story declaring IL
has Information TO the effect
that the forces of Gen car
rama will make an attack on
Gen. Pershing's American expe-
dition next Sunday morning.
The first step in the attack, the
Tribune declares. will be TO cut
the line of communication be-
tween Gen. PershiEg's quarters
and tho base at Columbus.
The Tribune says the story is
based on information received
in Los Angeles by an American
who stands high in Carranza' S
secret service work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
WOMAN FINDS HANDBAG;
PURSE AND MONEY GONE

a woman resident Of Smith st.
complained TO the street railway au-
thOrities Thursday that she had lost
her hand bag containing a small purse
and SIC while on a south side east
bound car at o'clock Wednesday
evening. She left the car at the
corner of Lincoln highway and Main
St. and shortly afterwards missed
her belongings Waiting until the
car returned from Broadway. she in
quired of the conductor as TO
whether a handbag had been found.
In answer he handed her the bag,
which he said had been picked mp
from the floor by a passenger. The
purse containing the money. how
ever. was missing. An investigation
is being made by the railway au-
thorities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
REXALLITES BANQUET
AT HOTEL MlSHAWAKA

Realities 10 the number of 20
from northern Indiana and southern
Michigan attended the banquet given
by Messrs Freuh and Thomas. pro-
prietors Of the Red Cross pharmacy.
in the Hotel Mishawaka Thursday
night After a splendid meal had
been partaken OF. an interesting and
enjoyable program was presented
for the delectation OF the guests.
This was Of diversified nature, and
kept the visitors in the best Of good
humor until a late hour. During the
afternoon the members Of the con-
ference held a business session. at
which interesting speeches were
made by several Of the delegates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
PLYMOUTH CLUB
IN SOCIAL SESSION

Mrs. J. n. Baxter and Mrs. +. l..
Baxter pleasantly entertained the
members Of the Plymouth club at
their home. sos w. Joseph ST..
Thursday afternoon. Contests were
enjoyed and the favor was awarded
10 Mrs. Louis Hunt of South Bend.
Needlework was the chief feature.
A splendid luncheon was served
by the hoteSSes Covers were laid
for 10.
The club will be entertained in
two weeks by Mrs. Louis Hunt Of
South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
BIG VIM. FOX FEATURE
AT THE TEMPLE TODAY

Today is Fox day at the Temple
theater. as is every Friday. when
Her Mothers Secret" will he pre-
scented. in FIVE sensational acts. with
Dorothy Green and Ralph Kellard
in the principal roles. The Mish-
awake public has come 10 realize
that the william Fox features are
among the best put on the screen,
and consequently look forward to
them with pleasurahle anticipation.
Todays film will be no exception TO
the Fox rule. Saturday there will
be shown at the Temple the power
full five-act production entitled The
Bait"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14

would be embroidered by signs Of
retreat
II MAJ. Tompkins and his men
were trapped in Parral help may
have reached them before this time.
as entry into Parral probaols would
not have been made unless a sup
porting column We're closely follow
Ing one theory advanced here today
was that Mai Tompkins had been
informed by MeXicans that Villa
was hiding In Parral.