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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Przygotowania do zwolania
polskiego parlanlentu.

Berlin, Is marca. = Depesza i
skrowa przcz Sayville, 9 marca.
Jak donosi Oveseas News Agency
komitct konstytucyi parlamen--
tarny, mianowany przez pols
ka rade stanu, na SVEN pierW-
|szem posiedzeniu wylonif siebie
diva subkomitety dla opracowa--
MIA ustaw konstytucyjnych i re
guf parlamcntarnych.
Wszystkic wnioski i zastrzeze--
nia, dotycza wyboru posfow do
parlamentu, jak rowniez praw
parlamentarnych, a takzc przywi
lejow oddanc zostaly do subkoml
tetu parlamentarnego. Natomiast
wszystkie wnioski i propozycye
dotyczace monarchy, jak r6wniel
najwyzszej instancyi sadowniczel
oddane zostaly do subkomitetd
konstytucyi.
Opracowania obu tych subkoml
tet6w przedstawione beda maj
pierw peinelnu komitetowi j pre-,
tenze rezpatrzone nastepnie Dc
piero odesfane zostana do radyy
stanu. s=ss1-3 Z 70 49,. s. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Zwyciestwo Francuz6w na:
zachodzie.s

Paryz, Is marca. Raporty o
ncgdajsze sa uzupe}nieniem krot-
kicgo wczorajszego donicsienia: O
sukcesie odnicsionym przez Fran
cuz6w W Szampanii, pomiedzy
Butte de Mcsnil a Maisons-de-
Champagne. Okazuje sic, il ivy!
,ciestwo to jest faktcm o wiele
wazniejszym byla tam faktycz--
ME bitwa 0 wiele wieksza niz
przypuszczano. Wojska francus-
kic nlimo spadlych sniegow alta
kowaly pe}na linia forsa mad
zwyczajna na przestrzeni 15OOyd
a na ca}ym tym froncic poniszczy
ly pozycye nicprzyjacielskie, Edo
bywaiac okopy wgfab wszystkie
ma jakich 60O-9O0 yd. Niemcy
kontratakowali, lccz ME sprawili
niczcgo, straty tylko poniesli bar
dzo ciezkie: Franeuzi wzieli 13O
! icnc6w 3ma oficerami. Nastep-
F! !nej nocy Niemcy try razy VINO
will kontrataK, lccz ich ogniem
wachlarzowvm re zdobytych po-
zycyi precz napedzono, dziesiat--
kujac po prostu szcrcgi atakuja
cych. Francuzi zdobyte pozycye
wnet skonsolidowali i trzymaja
i, je silnic. Po nocy tel wzieto dal-
szych 10 jenc6w jednego Office
ra. Zwyciestwo to mialo miejscc
akuratnie na tych liniach, gdzie
Niemcy pred paru tygodniami
wykonali krotkotrwala lokalna
ofensywe i zdobyi pozycye, VIA,
snie teraz odebrane przez Fran.
,,cuz6w,.! Ma reszcie frontu dzia}a.
MIA pomniejsze: mad Moza pod
: ''Avocourt Niemcy atakowah
odparci; pod Arlberive Francuz
wykonali wycieczke w 6kopy NE
lnieckie - naczynili W Mich szke
dy wziei jenca. Ma reszcie frol
tu kanonada zWyczajna.-
z. . as - 5+ 1, r IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Niewiinnie: posadzony.

Pc dokonanym sledztwie poll
cyjnem okazafo sic, ze p. Wlady-
slaw Pitras, padl ofiara okolicz-
nosci niewinnie zostaf posadzo--
ny instrumentalnosc W usmier-
!ceniu policyanta motorcyklowego
Dawida Magee.
W}adys}aw .Pietras, kt6ry przez
dluzszy czas zatrudniony byf ja-
ko klerk w biurze naturalizacyj--
men, a obecnie prowadzi biuro re
alnosciowe pnr. 1913 w. 28ma ul.
zosta} posadzony przez policye,
ze to on w}asnie kier6wal autom6
bilcm, kt6ry pedzif re wzbroniona
szybkoscia IA Western ave-, przy
45ej ul., kilka dni domu, gdy po-
licyant motorcyklowy pedzac "a
samochodem, wypad} re swego
dWukolOwca l dOznaf peknlecla
|czaszki. Pietrasa posadzono dlate
90, ze oko1o 45 minut pred wy
padkiem pewien policyant i stra-
zak pozarny widzieli jak o, kilka
l"blok6w cd miejsca wypadk'l
naprawiaf gumowe ko}o samocho-
du.
Oskarzony dobrowolnie oddal
Isle W. rece policyi. Posadzenia o
kaza1y sic bezpodstawne j W uble.
g1a sobote popolud po przesiu
chach " biurze pro- okuratora sta.
nowego, W budynku kryminalnyln
pred asystentem prokuratora, ia
mem Prystalskim, oskarzonego U
wolniono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
0dsiaduje doziywotne vie.
ziienie.

!, Austin, MINI. Pred dziesieciu
laty Z wiezienia stanowego W Min
nesota zbiegf Waclaw Kabat zasa
dzony 1ta dozywotnie wiezienie "a
>morderstwo dokonane la osobie
{, niejakiego McCarty. Kabat praco
i.wa1 u niego ma farmie, gdy pew
nego razu wybuch4 W do1nu Nc
Cartego pozar, a po ugaszeniu ta-
kowego. zna1eziono W zgliszczach
zweglone kosci ludzkie. Poniewaz
lcCarty zaginaf bez sladu bezpo
lsrednio po pozarzc, >sadzono re 20
sta1 zamordowany spalny. @ zbro
dnle te posadzono kabata uzna-
no go winlrym, pomimo mozaprzeczeil
Z jego strony. Gdy mu sic uda1o
zbiedz z wiezienia stanowego przy
pomocy przyjaci6I, przybra1 naz-
wisko Williama Coles pod tako-
Wen zwiedzif wiefe miast. W Ane
|ryce, Meksyku i Pofudniowej A
Merge, poszukujac "a rzekomo
przez niego zamordowanym Nc
Cartym, W kt6rego s1nierc ME
wierzyl. Nastepnic zalozyI w Au
stin, Mimi. zak1ad krawiecki a DO
tcm pracowaf W, pewnym sk1adzie
>gtkiesgo rozpoznaf syn w1ascicie-
la dal znac policyi. Obecnie Ka-
bat siedzi zn6w W wiezieniu sta
nowenl, gdzie bedzie przebywa1
do kohca zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Pogrzeb Siestry Maryii
Bernardyny.

Milwaukee, Wis. Onegdaj od--
byf sic tn pogrzeb Siostry Maryi
Bernardyhy z zakon.l SIS. Felicy-
anek, znanej la Wschodzie, szcze
g6lnie po r6znych koIoniach- polls
kich nauczycielkf. : .Przez prze-
sz}o 25 lat Sp, Siostra Bernardyna
|wytfwafa Ia SVEN trutlnem sta
nowisku, zostawlajae geIziekol-
wick tyllo bvta niezatarte slcdy
swojej blogiej dzialalnosci. By1a
ona prawdziwa wyehowawczvnia
i przyjaci6fka dziatek,y<bo starala
sic zawsze~o u1trz 1I 4,nanie, !; 4acznosci
pomiedzy szko}a a .Kosciolem j do
mem rodziciefsk5rn, lzt6n "; swaEz- ! !
nym dziele wychowania wzajem--
ME sic wspo1nagac j uzelpelniac po
winny. Jako Siostra, gleboko. reli
|gijna, jake Polka, goraca patry
|otka,. starafa sic, ably " sercach
[|Aa1lod + dzlenczych zakfadae podstawy
WARY sw. i poboznosci wszcssess9s!
piac dleha narodowego. Wycho--.
Wala ona mfodziez wv duchu kos.
ciola i nar0du. .1 <i.sE tEy.%i3t {l5,.
Ksieza proboszczowie, gdzie tyl
ko pracewala, cenili jej zbozna
|prace2i i prawosc charakteru ota
cz,ili ia szacunkiem powazaniem
Niejeden z mlodzienc6w, kt6remu
da}a nalezyte poczatkowe wycho-
wanie, dis zajmuje wybitne sta
nowisko.
Sp. Siostra Bernardyna urodzi
la sic W Smofagu, blisko Peplina,
a do Ameryki przybyla z rodzica-
mi, majac 8 lat.
Zw}oki zmar}cj zostaly przywie
lziione III Chojnie, Nebr. do Milwau
|kee.
Nabozeiistwo zalobne odprawio
ne zosta}o $50 potem zwf0ki
lpochowano ma cmentarZu sw. WoJ
ciecha na parceli SIS. Felicyanek.
Naboze1stwo zafobne "a dusze
sp. Siostry Bernardyny odprawlf
ks. DR.. A. Lex w asystencyi ks.
h. Jurasinskiego i. ks. 7. Lassa.
Sp. Siostra Bernardyna byla
siostra p. Franciszka J. Grutzy,
kasyera banku Mitchell Street
State. w zakonie IS. Felicyanek
byfa 80 lat. = Zmar}a przy Ego
nie liczy}a so lat. - Geese JeJ pa
mieci!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Automobl naiiecka} chlopca.

Nv stanic krytycznym wv szpita
sr..fsssS. lffzE'ae,
miolctni Raymond Kakomiecki, "a
mieszkaly rodzicami pnr. 1898
Noble ul. Lakomieckiego Ma jechaf
automobil kierowany przezznieja-
kiego Sapoce, przy nar6zniku Sa-
loon ul. i Elston ave. Stroskani TO
dice swiadk6w upraszaja, ably sic
do mich zg{osili. uz a,59.I.asg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Bandyci " wyszynku.

Czterech bandyt6w automobile
wych zajechafo do wyszynku F..
Rouowskiego, 30O1 E. S3ej ul. Po
"a bara zastali zone szynkarza !;
dwu re z}odziei gr0zi}o rewolwe-
rami, podczas gdy jeden przeszu
kaf rejestn, a drugi ubranie PAM
r. Czw6rka zbieg1a przyw}aszcza-
jac sobie $3.50 100.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
N0WlNY
TELECRAFlCzNE.
Przeszlo 200 oiar cyklonu.
New Castle, Ind, Is marca.

- s>>S"~ ~s"'
" poniedzia}ek popoludniu nawie
azii miasto >tuteisze straszliwy tor
nado, w czasie kt6Dego kilkanas--
cie os6b zosta}o zabitych, przesz
20 200 ramvch., OkoIo 300 dom6w
zosta}o zniszczonych, -albo uszko-
tizonych. Szkode materyalna occ-
niaja w przyblizeniu na million
lolarow. lecz moze ona okazac
sic p6zniej wieksza. Przcz Gala
noe miniona panowaiy w .micscie
zupe}ne ciemnosci, gdyz elektro--
wnia padla takze ofiara huraga-
nu. Cyklon przeszedf przez mia
>to ma szerokosci mniej wiecej
<lwu "blok&6w pozostawiajac "a
soba gruzy i zniszczenie. Najbar
<lziej ucierpiala poludniowa i "a
chodnia czesc miasta. Ma po}ud--
niowej stronic zosta}a zburzona
nova >zkola kilka fabryk.
Burza nadeszla od zachodu, "a
bijaiqc poprzednio dwoje dzieci
w powiecie Wayne jcdncgo czfo
wicka W Ashlnad. DO okolic.nych
1niast zwrocono sic prosba 0 po-
moe j ratunek i otrzymano odpo
wiedz ze wyslano2 nieh Is karzy
pieleguiarki. W drodze. l1a micj
scu kataStrofy znajduje sic. take
oddzial milicyi. Z Indianapolis
przyby}o najprcdzej osobnym po-
ciqgcm 19 lekarzy, 30 studentow
medycyny 3S pielegniarck. Wszy
stkie szpitale sa przepelnionc ran
nymi, wiele prywatnych domoW
przemicuiono Ia t!-mczasowe laza
. rety. ~. w.
Dokladnej ilosci zabitych i raj
--nych nie MONA na razie podac
ydyz znaczna ich licZba znajd,ljt
sic jeszcZe pod gr'lzaml zaWalo-
nych dom6w. Poszukiwania m'1-
>ia}y usta@ w nocy 4 powodu Gle
mnosci i dopicro dis rano mozl;
by}o podjac jc na noWo.
Tornado uderzy} W miasto na,
pierw w jego p6]nocno zachod
niej, stronit, poczem znlicni{ swo
kierunek ma po}udniowo wsch'
dni: przyszedl zas bardzo nagle
niespodziewanie. W pewnej chw
Ii ukazala sic Ia zachodzic wicl-
ka chmura w kszta}cie leja, pedz
ca w kicrunku miasta nizko u q
yromna szybkoscia. W piec minu
potem dzielo zniszczcnia byfo ju
dokonane i tylko ulewny dcszc
pozostal jako Slad rozpetancgo Z,
wiolu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Ia niezatzynlanie wozu.

Sedzia Jarecki skaza{ onegdaj
ma $25 kary j .koszta, woznice H
soldwicka 1907 Lincoln ave, "a
to, IL ME zatrzyma} wozu swcgo,
po najcchaniu i obaleniu 12-letnie
go chlopca, jadacego IA wrotkach
(lyzwy ma kofkach). Chlopiec cd
lli6sl tylko nieznaczne obrazenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Slllierc pod ko}a1li wagonu.

Bod kolami wagonu ia szynach
t1slhxaju So.I1organ ulicy slnierc
poHi6sE, Piotr Picker, lat rs 915
W.S1O3ej III. Staruszek upadf
pred tramwajem MIN motorowy
tranlwaj zatrzymaf, przednic kofa
z1Fboli zmiazdzyly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
Three Great Democracies Destined
To Crush World Menace and Save
Civilization Declares Minister Balfour

continued they jumped rashly TO
the conclusion, firstly, that we were
afraid TO fight. and secondly, that if
we fought we should be neglihie
quantities / think they are begin
ming possibly 20 find out their mis-
take"
The foreign secretary expressed
full appreciation for the warm re-
ception given the war missions by
the American government and peO-
pie, declaring this attitude had
raised the whole level Of the war
conferences from a purely business
nature to a significance that would
live in history as epochal
Given Warm Reception.
In his visit to the senate cham Der
Mr. Balfour was accompanied by
Lieut.. Gen. Bridges and Admiral
Dechair of the British mission and
they were given a reception rivalling
in enthusiasm that accorded them
Saturday in the house. Vice Pres't
Marshall presented the foreign sec
rotary as the foremost champion
Of the Magma Charta," an instrument
of liberty without which neither
America nor France would be or
have a hope of being
Applause both from the senate
floor, and from the galleries greeted
the pointed declarations punctuating
Mr. Balfour's speech and at the end
the senators rose 70 their feet and
cheered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
ESKIMO COOPERATIVE
STORE PROVES SUCCESS

WASHINGTON. May "A so per
cent cash dividend has been declar-
ed by the cooperative store of Hyda-
berg. southeastern Alaska and the
store has sufficient funds left over
to provide itself with larger quar-
ters
This announcement was made by
the department Of the interior to-
day. The Hydaberg store was found
ed only a year ago and is operated
solely by Eskimos.
The announcement furnishes con-
crete evidence Of the success of the
interior departments campaign Of
education in Alaska. Through its
bureau OF education the department
is trying 70 convert the Alaskan In
dian TO American bushes methods.
The campaign was made necessary
by the sharp practices Of unscrupu-
lous American trades, who took adj
vantage of the Eskimo on every pos
sible occasion.
Under the guidance of school
teachers many Eskimo villages have
started cooperative stores. where ma
tives may exchange their wares and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
MAY EQUIP MOTORCYCLE
RIDERS WITH WIRELESS

NEW YORK. May EVERY mo-
torcycle messenger in the United
States army will be equipped with a
private wireless outfit, with a radius
Of from so TO 100 miles, if the in
vention of Frank f. Evans, captain
in the marine corps. stationed on re-
cruiting duty in New York, receives
favorable consideration by the ordi-
nance board.
Capt Evans outfit weighs less
than u pounds, and can be set up
70 receive messages in from one 10
two and a half minutes. Ii con-
sists of a sending and receiving APP
paratus, a dynamo attached TO the
rear wheel and a l00-foot aerial
constructed on the order Of a steel
fishing pole.
1t is claimed for the invention that
constant communication can be
maintained with friendly air scouts
and field stations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
HOUSE READY To
PASS REVENUE BILL
Ways and Means Committee
Approves Raising of
S1,8O0,000.000.

wAsHI$GTON. May "a war
revenue bin designed to raise ST.
sO0.0o0.oOo by taxation during the
coming year. was approved finally
in the house ways and means com
mittee late Tuesday by unanimous
vote.
Chairman Kitchin announced that
the measure viii be reported TO the
house Wednesday. TO Dee brought mp
for consideration Thursday. lie
thinks II will DE passed by the house
without political division within a
few days though there will be Wig
orous opposition 10 some features
from both democrats and republi-
cans In the meantime the senate
finance committee viii begin public
hearings on the bill Friday. with a
view 10 being ready 10 report soon
after the house acts.
10 Percent Raise in all Tariffs.
To bring the amount 10 be raised
up 10 the desired total. the house
committee at Tuesdays session wrote
into the bill a fiat increase of 10
percent in all existing tariff duties
and 10 percent duties on all articles
now admitted free, all estimated to
bring in $40. 100000, this more than
doubling the present tariff revenues.
IN addition if was decided 20 make
an income tax increases retroactive,
beginning with the present calendar
year. other taxes provided for would
become effective upon the signing Of
the bill
The income tax increases. apply
ing 10 both personal and corporation
income are designed TO produce
S533.O00.0 900 more than the present
income tax receipts.
To Raise Postage 70 Gents.
Most Of the new revenue viii come
from the income. excess profits, and
inheritance taxes and additional tar
mr. duties. but the levies Of the bill
would reach into many other
sources Letter mail rates would be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09

now have been aroused and fired
with determination insuring the Ill
innate triumph Of free institutions
This war is TO be settled by hard
fighting" said the British statesman,
and when it comes to hard fight
ing neither America, nor Britain
nor France need fear measuring
themselves at any moment against
those who have risen up against all
that we hold dear for the future.
Confident of Outcome.
1T requires every man and woman
on this side Of the Atlantic as on
the other side 10 throw their efforts
into the scale Of right. but that eff
fort Unquestionably will be made.
speak with confidence about the is
sue of this great struggle - con-
fdence which is redoubled since you
have thrown in your lot"
The submarine campaign presents
grave situation just now, Mr.. Bal
four said. "but more than one diff
fculty of like magnitude has been
overcome" The war could not be
won. he predicted. by killing help
less women and children or by un-
warranted attacks upon neutrals.
Failure to comprehend that the
two great English speaking peoples
would and could fight for an ideal
he characterized as the great blunder
which would cost Germany the war
Germany Realizes Mistake.
Because we We're unmilitary." he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09

navy publicity bureau is getting out
some of the most attractive posters
the country has ever seen. The best
known artists of the nation are con-
tributing drawings. To make up the
force at the publicity bureau and its
printing Office men were drawn
from every branch of the service.
Men who have served behind the
guns. men who have run the engines
and sailors who have played about
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
SCHOOLS TO HELP IN
CONSERVATION OF FOOD

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May g.
Turning the easements Of public
school buildings into semi-cold stor-
age plants for the housewives of the
communities the schools serve. was
one OF the methods advocated 10
conserve the food supply OF the ma
ton at a meeting OF school authori-
ties here today.
Heads of colleges and universe
ties. county ard city school super
intendents and townships trustees
attended the meeting. Reports
made at the meeting emphasized
the fact that the public schools in
every part OF Indiana are doing their
bit in the war food campaign.
In many communities school will
be cut short two weeks 10 allow the
boys and girls 10 work on the farm
and in the garden.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
Remove the Roots
of SuperAuous Hair
Entirely New MethOd)

Seeing is believing" When your own
eyes see the roots come out, YOU know
the entire hair is gone, not merely the
surface hair You know that hair can
never return.
Yes il is really true that the new
phelactine method removes superfiuOus
hair complete roots and without
the least injury. leaving the skin soft.
smooth hairless You DO the work i'm
80 jify. in your OWL home. without as
siStance IL does away with numerous
and EXPENSIVE visits % the electrolysiS
expert. Does away with depilatorieS or
shaving at frequent intervals Nothing
like 10 ever known before Perfectly
harmless. odOrleSs. nOn-irritating Get
a stick OF phelactiI.e follow the easy in
structions, and II not entirely satisfied
the druggist viii refund your money
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09

the seas in submarines are now run
ming a printing office that for effic-
iency and results has no equal. SO
when you see a poster or any print
ing calling on young America to en-
list you may know that il was
printed by a sailor who is versatile
enough 10 run press on shore duty
and when called back to the sea is
capable of making a great gun speak
with satisfying emphasis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09

buy the necessaries of life at legit-
innate prices. The stores are owned
and managed by the Indians them
selves At these stores food and
supplies are sold at reasonable
prices and furs and worries, woven
baskets and other native products
can be disposed of with profit 10 the
natives.
In addition TO the actual stores.
the department of the interior has
made arrangements whereby natives
may forward their furs and other
products to Seattle. where they are
sold at auction. In this way the in
come Of the Alaskan Indian fire.
quently attains very fair proportions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09

Not all Of Uncle Sans sailors are
behind guns. In another way and
just as effectively many are behind
the linotypes and printing presses Of
the big shop where hundreds Of
tons Of posters. billing and litera-
ture are turned out every week for
the use Of the navy. Just now when
a nationwide campaign is being
conducted for the recruiting of men
for the big ships Of the fleet this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09

WASHINGTON. May 9.-Foreign
Sec'y Balfour declared i'm an epochal
address in the senate chamber Tues
day that the war conference here
had cemented an alliance of three
great democracies destined TO crush
the greatest world menace of all
time. and To save civilization and
liberty. Though severe trials still
must be faced. he said, free peoples
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09

increased from two TO three cents
an ounce and postal cards from one
90 two cents. while $4,000. coo
would be added 10 charges against
newspapers under a new system bas-
ed upon the present parcel post
zones. Internal revenue taxes upon
liquor and tobacco would be mater
tally increased and there would be
taxes on amusements and stamp tax
es OF wide scope.
Double Individual Income Tax.
The war income tax section would
double the present normal tax Of
two percent on individuals. and
three percent on corporations. II
would lower the exemption Of in
dividual incomes from $4,000 90 So
600 in the case Of married persons.
and from $4,000 20 $1,000 for the
unmarried. In addition. beginning
with incomes Of $1,000 graduated
surtaxes would be imposed in addi-
tion 70 the normal four percent
ranging up 10 80 percent on all In
comes over half a million dollars a
year.
The provisions requiring the nor
NAL tax Of individuals 20 be deduct
ed and withheld at the source Of in
come would not apply to the new
normal tax prescribed in this bill
until after Jan. l. 1918. and there
after only 20 incomes exceeding So
600.
I'm addition 20 the inheritance tax
now in force. the bin imposes a tax
upon the transfer of each net estate
ranging from ID Of one percent Of
the amount not i'm excess Of $4,000
to Is percent for $15,0OO,O00 and
over
Tax ON Estate.
The exemption is lowered from
$4,000 to $4,000 and a new tax
Of one percent levied on estates be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000
The bill proposes to bring in 5000
600. 600 by doubling the present
eight percent tax on excess profits
On distilled spirits the present tax
OF S11O per gallon is doubled: TO
the rectifers tax Is cents a gallon
is added. and fermented liquors are
assessed S2.75 per barrel, instead
of $3.50.
The tobacco tax is doubled except
as TO cigars, which are graduated
from so cents 10 SO a thousand. &C
cording to retail value. Cigarettes
made i'm or imported into the United
States, would be taxed an addition
al 1925 per thousand if weighing
less than three pounds per thousand
and $3.50 per thousand, if more than
three pounds.
Newspapers would be required to
pay five percent on all advertising
collections.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
Hawaiian Butterfly" L

The big hit of the sonplayed such brilliant
and delight dance This record good will be hard
working all the On the
Kong speede of nestepshe famous Jazz you've been hearing
about
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
Just Out!
"Hawaiian Butterfly"
Vocal

heaners the Keith vaudeville all
Hawaii this
reverse
Love You Gave Me-"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-24

IN DRESS
lon and Tyre fails to be represented
in the seasons style shows.
Cords strung with queer coins,
leather straps lOOped with stone me-
daliOns, strings Of semi-precious
stones, mock jewels, canoes, crystal
disks, folds of Roman striped silk,
beaded crepe string ties, even the
mOnastic rope and the perforated
harness strap find places in any av-
erage summer trOusseau.
To be sure none of the belts really
belt anything. They merely hold
down the fuIlness of flowing skirts
to the circumference Of hips or bust.
AS to parasOls, one matches them
to some part of the costume even
when one wears Bingham. If there
is no way, the facing of the hat and
the sUnshade are of the same ma
terial.
Bags are more costly in the love-
illness of their workmanship than in
their materials. Many seem prod
ucts of the jewelers. art rather than
OF the IeaJner workers. An ADJUST
able silver bracelet which snaps
about the wrist has been invented to
replace the usual cords. Tiny bead
ed change purses depending from
the belt are a convenient novelty.
The smartest boots which have ap-
peared so far are of satin, shantung
or linen. LINEN pumps are also prom
ised for summer. Boots which are
termed quite practical have tan
vamps and white kid tops.
The greatest change in footgear is
not in materials but in shape. The
lasts are entirely French in outline,
that is the vamp is long, narrow and
pointed.
LENTEN MENUS FOR ONE DAY
Breakfast - Fruit: mush bread.