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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
Sine seenc inn Senat.

nNiongel an @ertrauen bebinOere Die
Subicriptionen sur 2ibertp-9ln'
Ieibe,~ 6ebouptete Senator Sar'
Ding bon Ohio. N S6orie Gou.
troperie 5mii6en i6m unO bent
OemofratiiGen Senator OieeO bon
Nfiliouri
g8ai6inQton 8. SUM. - Snt
Senate ent6iillte Senator Soroing
BON Ohio, &ep, beute, ooB elm Nlan-
gel an ofientlibcm &ertroucn Die
Su6lcriptionen sur 2ibcrtD.2lnleibe
be6inoerc un0 ooB i'm Sntcreiie BON
@inItinlmigfeit getpiiie Senotorcn
Snformotion 5llriid6ieIteu, uel6e
ym0gli6erlpeiie llntefiubungen Der'
longten un0 oas &ertrouen Oes ame'
rifaniideu @olfeS in Die 6iibrung
NeS &rieges eri9iitterten.
Senator Soroing ipro6 in @rlui'
ocrllng ouf 0ie 9ieoe oes Senators
2elpiS, oes OenofrotiI6en 6ii6rerS,
peI6er bic SorOing'Ide 9aeoe 8u Go
lum6u8, Ohio, am @rG6eri6nuif'
fllngstoge angegriffen botte Sn oer-
iel6en 6nttc Senator Sor0ing Die
9onO-&erfouiSmet6oOcn 6eS S6ob-
ontSIefretGrs 0lc9lOoo olsy yb1Iteriib"
uno ounwiirOig" 6c5ei1net.
sd 50gere our6ous nidt, oielc
9tnga6en bon gfeuem 5ll pieOer6o'
len" mari Senator SorOing elm;
,oeun ib CLAUDE, Oie 2i6ertD-9lnleibc'
Gampoone lit bpiteriid uuO lmluiir'
Sig"
9lni6einenO Grgcrli6 ii6er Oie 9e'
merfungen OeS ScnotorS Soroing
mari Senator Heeo bon NliliolrL
0em., elm: sd betrohtc jene glnga'
ben me6r nodt6eilig, ais Die @nt5iIl'
lung ser Gbotiod6c. Sic iino iblinI'
mer, ais Die ipc5ifiide Snfornation-
SD for0ere Oen Senator altf unS Die
8botio6en 81 brineen."
rS6 fonnte ni6t beIier ontiuortelt
entgegnete Senotor SorOing odlS
ooS &rotofoll ser fiir5liben @rcfl'
tip-Sibungen oeS SenoiS por5uleget
menn 10 etpos mogli6 mdre, in mel-
6en 6eioe Senotoren BON W3iiionrI
un0 bon SllinoiS Ii6 ouS5ei6neten."
SSn icner lSibung botten Oie Sc
nntoren 93eeo uno 2epis Die Broftl'
fen umO oie @ei6GftSfiibrlmg oes
nationnlen 8ertbeioigunesrotbes an
eegriifen.
sd Ioiic mid ni6t meiter, in oiele
So6e binein3ieben", fii6r Senotor
Sor0ing fort, nober es lit fein @c'
6einniB, nitSutbeilen 0oB 3ultdnoe
ent6iiIlt miiroen pelcbe oie groBtc
9eiorgniB erregten. 9lber id made
oieie feierlidbe 9lneobe, onB, o6ne
parteilid 5u merocn, in oieler Gam'
mer Sene lino, ibeIAe ebenions pcr'
trouenspoae Snformotion 5uriid6ol'
ten, pelAe, menn ent6iiIlt, cine I'M
teriudlng beOingen, inO QoS f0nnte
oos &ertrouen oeS omerifonii1er
Golfes in Ser 6iibrllng Oes &riegcS
eri6iittern."
Senator Gee0 beIiono ouf 36at'
laden, im0 Senotor SorOing iaqte,
feline 9lneo6en be5ooen Iid alif oaS
llnOorbereitetlein.
sd miinide", fu6r Senotor Sfeeo
fort, oOie SSniinuotion bier uno iebt
aus Ser @elt SIT rGumcn ooB irgeto
ctmas geoenfli9es ooer ir9eno etlpa9
S6mn6oo1es norbonoen lit, mas oa9
omerifunilbe 8oIf oufriitteln fonnte.
Ser Senator er5dblt uns, 0oB er mr.
ouf Oas llnborbereitetiein bineepeIelI
babe @enn 0o8 9(Ges lit, OonlI
5meitele i6, 0oB er cS lebbafter por'
fii6ren fam, ais tauieno 9(noere-
9lber er meinte ireeno ctmoS ganj
9lnoeres."
0onlit enocte Scr 3mii6cnfaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
CF6renouftor g8ilIun.

Bologna biu Goris, 8. Suni.
II 9ic llnioeriitGt bon Bologna, Die
Glteite 2ebritGtte S5tolien's, Die ibre
@riin0ung no6 Der lle6erlieferung
ouf Ebeo0oIius Ocn Siineeren int
Sabre 425 Dor Gbr. 8uriidfiibrt, bat
&rGli0ent 8illon loeben gum @bren-
0oftor ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
GOnferena in 9OnOOn.
Gic So3iaIiIten Der 9tGiirten loGen
BORT i'm Suli 5uiantmen treten.-
Gie italieniicbe 9fegierllng oerwei-
CERT 6en So5ialiiten Oie 9diie fir
oen @eiu6 in StodboIm.

Den 8eiu6 in Stodbolm.
0onoom 8. Sylni.-0er oGbro-
nicle" beroffentIi6t cine Gepeide Oes
belgii6en N1lmitionsminiiters unO
So5iaIiitenfiibrers emile 8an0er-
bel0e, ser Iib iebt in petersburg be-
fin6et, porin eS beiBt, oie meitIihen
So5ialiiten beltdnoen alif elmer Son.
feren5 Der So5iaIiiten bon 2dnoern
Der g(lliirtert, Die inn SSuli in 2onOou
itottfin0en iolle. Gieie Gonferen5 ioa
Der BON Dem ruiiiicben 9iatb Der glr.
better uno SolOoten-Eelegaten in
Stodbolm borgeidlagenen borous-
geben 5u pel6er Die So5ialilten a1er
gtotionen, Der friegfiibrenOen, iDie Der
neutroIen ein9elaOen iino. Die Com
Ooner Gonferen5 ioa oie rliIIiide Gin
lnoimg in @rp6gung 3ieben imO cine
glntiport Oarouf obfniien.
Zen 3eitlngen 5ufolge bat oas
@refutib.Gonite Ser 9lrbeiter.9artei
am Gonneritae cine Sibung obeebal-
ten ino bei6loiien, George $. 9ao-
berts, Oos 9arlamentsmitgIieo Ger
9Irbeiter, ais SauptoeIe9oten Ger
&artei no6 93uBlono 8u ienOen.
Seine 8Giie fiir itaIieni.
f6e Se5iaIiiten.
9fom, Oia Paris, s. Syuni. II Ger
02iniiter oes Snnern ORLANDO bat oie
MeIOung beitdtigt, Dab feline 9GITe an
itoIieniide so5ialiiten berabfolgt
Deroen Delde iib an Ser Gonferen5
in 5todbolm 3u betbeiIigen tuiiniben.
Ger W}iniiter bdlt Die Gonferen5
fir Elm Monooer Der N1ittelmGGte,
unter 02itbiilfe Der rufiilben @rtre-
miIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
griideunadlc anacariffrn.

Sort 9o69e, Soma, s. SUM-.
Sehs moSfirte WlGnner griffen
geitern geo9t Die @tiIi5IolOoten an,
nel6e Die nabe bier gelegene Bride
beipa6en. Gin @efe6t foIete, BEL
Dem elmer Der g[ngreifer oerpunoet
por0en iein ion,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
9srcile fir eeGcnsbc6OiirfniiIe.

Gbriltionio, bio 2onoot o.
SUM. = 0oS Cabinet bat li@ ellr
idloiien, cine @orlogc 8ilr 9tesulr
rung Der @reiie bon 9SropiIionelb
Seionoteriol ltno onoeren 2ebenspe'
oiirfnilien our6 onocre W8oBnabnle"
ols 5eitiebltna bon S0bitpreiic aug
0uorbeiten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

MbpMMenteM, bte bem ,,peMtYdbtM J1EreipDws
bemtgR" midDt ptMftltM pber Wnreg plMdhIg eH
buEteM, Hub AeDetem, bet Office b1bpu yer 1eles
peOH gbsF lAFIiHt@ @lIttRetgHHg dW ggeNgWs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
grnt(0t Gr0rn-
Angrift
0egeR Oas bon Sritem
gewOnnenc We6iet
0SerOem an9ebIidb ODn 6em
britiitbem Srtppen abs
geidlIagem.

0ie 3obG ser bon oen 8riten in ibrer
neuen Offeniiue ouf ser SLAM
Oern-5ront oemo@ten @eion9e-
nen BON 2onOon uuf mebr ais
6400 ongeeeben. 6lieger CO.
operiren nit Ger g[rtillerie.
2on0on s. Suni. - Ger beutc
glbeno bonn britii6en Sallptquortier
ouSge9ebene 9eri6t beiagt 6olgcn-
oeS:
.Gd1reno oes Cages muroc I'm.
Iere neue 2inie iii0Ii6 bon DpreS or
goniiirt lnO 9eii6ert. GeutiGe @e-
genan9riiie iiiO0itli9 luo norOweit-
lid BON SolitaOerne lmo oitli6 bon
W}eiiineS murOen bon unierer Snian-
terie 5uriidgei6logen o0cr ourb mn
ier 9lrtiaerieieuer 5uriIdgepieien.
@1e6r als 6A0O @eiongene, ein-
I6IieBlib 1872 Ofii5iere, iino bereitS
Our6 Die Sonmelitotionen poiiirt
cine 6oIee Der geitri9cn Operotionen
Nle6r ais 20 aononen> iino bis icbt
genommen poroen.
@dbreno Der geItrigen S6ladbt
cooperirten rnIere 2iiiti4iffe eriolg-
reid nit lnierer 9lrtiqerie mo tbo-
ten pertbooae Gienite. 9luBer elmer
eroBen 3o6l BON 9lngrifien in Ger
9uft, mGbreno mel6en ole 2uiti6iiie,
3iiee un0 8ruppenoepotS OeS SEM
oes beidoiien mllrOen, murOen nl6
ole 2uiti6iffe Oes 6einoes Oerbil-
bert, an Der SdIatbt tbeil5unebmen.
3nolf 0elitlbe Naibinen ipur0en
5um 6ollen gebradt mo o9t nnOere
10 oIBer Gontrole getrieben ooB Iie
ge5mllngen moren, nieOer5ulteigcn.
@ier5ebn rnierer @aibinen wer0en
oernliBt."
& u6i &c &c a 6 t II adj 6luti9en
&dmpfen.
9ritii6eS Souptquortier
in 6ronfteid, s. 9Siui pio 2on-
oon.-(@on einem Sto6s-Gorreipon-
oenten ser n9lliociirten 9Grciie."
Gie 3o6l Ser @efongenerl melde felt
felt 9eginn ser geitern erfeutdii grp.
Ben SffenIpe Ser 9riten an ser @elt.
5ront in 6en Sonnelitotioneu ein-
ge6ro6t moroen iinO, lit ouf me6r ais
5000 0lann geitiegeu g9eitere @e-
fan9ene merOen eingeliefcrt. Cine
groBe g(n5o6l Oeutider @ei9iiBe lit
ourb OoS 6euer ser griten 3ertriim-
inert poroen Gie Menge scr er6eu-
tetcn @ei6iibc ldBt iid) nod uiGt ab-
iddben.
9ln Ser 6ront oeS neueu 9riten-
9lugriffs perIief sic 9Iod)t ru6ig. Gas
gau5e geponnene @eldn0e miro bon
oen 8riten gebolten.
Grei groBe @egenangriffe, meltbc
Die Gellti6en ON 9l6en0 unternob-
men pur0en nit i6peren gerluiten
o6geidlagen.
0euti6e 9lngriffe untcr.
boI6 ct. @uenttn.
EoriS, s. Suni. ~ GG6ren0 ser
9}od6t creigueten iih, ipic ser beuti9c
anltlidbe 5ront6cridt OeS fran5oli-
i6en Griegs6ureouS meIoet, idpere
Sample rnter6ol6 ct. Gmentin.
Geuti6e Snionterie 9lngriffe 5mii6en
ct. 0uentin lnO Ga 6ere purOen
ourh oos 6euer Ser 8ron5oien auf-
gebolten. Gen 9lngriiien gingen be-
iOnOers beitige 9ei6ieBungen OorauS.
Sic Oleloung lolltet:
oSiiooilid bon ct. 0uentin
muroe eine beitioe 9eIdieBung luic-
rer 2iuie bon ct. lQuentin bis Sc
6ere bon inierer 9lrtillerie erlpioert
ln0 Elm hnrbereiteier 9(nnriff Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
SHUTS gnfRdjt.

Inter iolbe ioaen Die Oeitti6en 3mei.
&c Der SSilternational SarDelter
50. uno ser Singer 9SG5maihi.
nen-Gompagnie eeitelt merOen.-
1as Oerlangen Die oeuti6en 6a-
brifanten.
Gopenba9en s. SUM.
Ser 0euti9e Observation-Disclosures
brifanten-8erbonO bat an Oen &on5.
Ter bon 9et6mann-Soupeg 0as Ser
Ioneen geri6tet, Itrenge @aBnabmen
gegen Die Snternational SorOeIter-
uno Die Singer g1G6moI9inen-@om-
pagnie 81 erereifen. Ser 8er6ano
oerIangt, oaB ole 9Lnlogen Ger beiOen
omerifanil6en @eielll6aften unter
Stoots-gontrole geiteIlt perOen, fem
&obmateriol mebr erbolten iinO oeren
eelernte 9lrbeiter 0euti6en 6ubrifen
5u9emieien mer0en.
9ie oeuti9en 6obrifanten baben
nod feline meiteren Shritte ergriffen,
ober cine 8reb. b.Gompagne in Die g8e-
ge geleitet. Ole Qtngelegen6eit ion
au6 Dor Oen &ei6Stag gebra9t per-
oen. SSn einem Der eribienenen Sir.
tifel miro erfldrt, ooB Der Gbicogoer
8peie Der Soroeiter Gompanp einen
Gontraft 5ur 2ieferung BON nilitdri-
i6en g[iltolaltpagen angenommen
babe.
&umdntfGes @etret6e
fiir 0eutialan0.
Copenhagen s. SUM. - Gie
Idnele 9(6no6me oes @etreiOepor-
ratbs infoIge ser 8emilligung sroBe-
rer 9rotquantitdten an Die 8epob-
ner, Inn &ortoffeln 81 eriesen, fiibrte
5u elmer i9neleu @inberiliiing oller
9feprGientonten Der Gentralmd1te
na6 Berlin. 8ei9loiien murOe, ei-
nen peiteren 8ro5entiaB Der in Gu.
mGnien porgeiunoenen @etreioeqilan-
titdten 0eutidlano 8u ii6erlaiien.
Selterreib-ll bic Siirfei rno
8uIgarien miiiien oorunter leiOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
S6On Grlabmt?
sic stOhtrafl Der Sri.
teus sSruppgn.
gle ietten ibre SffemiiDe
geitern nidJt fUrt.

Ser Oeltibe @eneruIitub ipri&t nur
BON einem IofuIen 9tn0riff Der
griten bel @aeifines, Der febI.
i6lug. @eipiiie Grfolge ser
britiiben streitfrafte in Dem
@oritoB bonn 0ouneritog bon
Berlin onltli6 beItdtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
lltut rrDOIutiO-
ndrs grwrgung
sic 1T in &aklauN
ausgr6rO6en.
Sruitaleff-St Oinr an Der
Spite Oerielber.

@r ertIdrt Oen 9ereDasIoO.9 .9iitrift
S bon aIein.gtuBIunO alitonom. =
g8eigert fib, Dem 9iitrift gu ge-
itotten 2ieferlinsen an Die 9(rmee
gu ienOen. Ser ruiiiibe
@auern- -GonoreB forOert air ger-
k.A.n....A O,.E1anS,a n,.T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-08
TREASON IN j. s.
GERMANS CLAIM
Official Statement Says Gov
eminent Wonders How Its
Plot Was Discovered.

BERLIN (by wireless to Sayville).
March s. The Overseas News
agency Wednesday made public the
following official statement concern
ing Germany's plan TO have Mexico
engage in war with the United States
if the United States should not re-
main neutral after the declaration of
unrestricted submarine warfare by
Germany:
The decision to begin the unre-
stricted submarine warfare Feb. l.
having been taken, an eventual con-
fiict with America had TO be consid-
cred by reason of its previous atti-
tude. The facts have proven that
the surmise was justified, for the
American government Immediately
after our notification concerning the
barred zone, broke off diplomatic re-
lations and moreover. requested 9TH
err neutral powers to join in this
course of action. IN anticipation of
this possibility ii was not only the
IlSnAf buA dtcO the uuAA u the XIV -
eminent 10 take measures in time 10
counterbalance the joining of an ad-
ditional ally on the side of our enc
mics.
The imperial minister TO Mexico
was therefore instructed about the
middle of January TO ofer an alli-
ance to the Mexican government and
TO arrange the details, in case that
the United State should declare war
against us. The minister was ex-
pressly charged by instruction to
take no steps with the Mexican gov
eminent before he had obtained the
absolute certainty that wa had been
declared by the United States
1T is not known by what means
the American government acquired
knowledge Of the instructions, trans
mitted by secret ways to Mexico. 1t
seems that treasOn-and treason il
probably is.-has been committed on
American territory"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-08
HEARTS TREATED FREE
By DIR. Franklin Miles. the Great Special
ist, Who sends n New $3.50
Trial Treatment, Free.

To prove the remarkable effects Of the
rev Special Personal Treatment FOR heart
disease short breath. pain In side.
shoulder or arm. oppression. Irregular
pulse. palpitatiOn, smotherng. putting OF
ankles or drOpsy. many are complicated
with nerve. stomach. bowel and rheuma-
rism symptoms DIT. Miles viii send 20
afflicted persons a $50 Free Treatment
Bad cases usually soon relieved Many
report cured after physicians failed.
These treatments are the result OF SO
Years extensive research and remarkable
success in treatin, various ailments Of the
heart nerves ana stomach, which often
cCmplicate each case
send for Remarkable Testimonials.
So satisfactory are the results that he
wishes every sick person 90 test this IA
r1ous treatment at his expense. Afflicted
PERSONS should avail themselves OF this
liberal Offer as they may never again
have such an opportunity Delays are
dangerous. No death comes more sud
denly than that from heart disease.
send AZ once for his new book and
Free Trial Treatment. Describe your
disease Address DR. Franklin Miles.
Dept. HF go 20 9ij Franklin St EIk
hart. Ind. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-08
ALO0FNESS FROM WAR
URGED BY WASHINGTON
Speaker at Notre Dame Says Nation
Should Follow Princi-
pies Closely.

lone OF the phases of Washing
toms craftsmanship was his convic-
ton that the United States must
hold itself aloof from European
quarrels," declared Joyce Kilmer.
New York journalist, who addressed
Notre Dame students last night on
the subject, The Man Without a
Country"
Continuing. he said that every
newspaper from Maine to California
should print in large type the fol-
lowing paragraph from the farewell
address Of Washington:
Observe good faith and justice
toward all nations. Cultivate peace
and harmony with all. Against the
insidious wiles of foreign influence.
believe me, the jealousy of a free
people ought to be awake, since his
tory and experience prove that for
eign influence is one OF the most
baneful foes of republican govern
ment''
Mr.. Kilmer throughout his talk
emphasized the fact that the United
States should not take any action
upon the momentous questions of
the day before considering the prec-
edents in the life and utterances of
Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-08
Splendid for
Bad Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis
An inexpensive Home-Made Remedy
Gives Surest, Quickest
Relief.

Anyone who tries this pleasant tast-
Ing home made cough syrup, Will QUICK
ly understand why IL is used in more
homes in the United states and Canada
than any other cough remedy. The way
IL takes hold of an obstinate cough, give
inC immediate relief, viii make you re-
gret that you never tried 10 before. IL
Is a truly dependable cough remedy that
should be kept handy in every home. to
use AZ the first sign OF a cough during
the night or day time.
Any druggist can supply you with IA
ounces OF Pinex go cents WORTH. Pour
this into a pint bottle and I'll the bottle
with plain graduated sugar syrup. The
total cost is about 81 cents and you have
a fun pint Of the most effective remedy
you ever used.
The quick lasting relief you get from
this excellent cough syrup VIII really
surprise you. II promptly heals the In
famed membranes that line the throat
and air passages stops the annoying
throat tickle. lOOsens the phlegm. and
soon your cough stops entirely. Splen-
did for bronchitis. Group. whoopins
cough and bronchial asthma
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound OF Norway pine extract, combined
with guaiacol and is famous the world
over for It's healing effect on the mem.
braDes.
To avoid disappointment ask for IN
ounces Of Pinex" With full directions
and don't accept anything else A guar
antee ~ absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded goes with this prep
aration. The PineX Co.. Fort WAYNE
Ind Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-08
FOR MAYOR.

FOR MAYOR.
Democrats - Ackermann. 1895;
Rostiser. 2.5s1-
RepJblicans-CarsOn, 1913; Man
ming. 1920; Nicely. 335.
FOR JUDGE.
Democrats Gilmer. 2.772; Ro-
mine. 2.5O3.
Republicans - Hammond, 993;
Hildebrand. LOSS: Moon, $40.
FOR CLERK.
emocrats-Bilinski 2,93S; Fisch-
er. 2.239; Flowers, 26S.
Republicans -Studebaker 1868;
Woltmann, 769
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
DemOcrats-Bailey 2.274; Kus,
1,742; Luther. 1908; DOrschner,
1.146: Altfeld. LA: Horvath. 1880:
Ayres. Loss; Zell 1.O41; Smith. 935;
Baim, 52S.
Repu blicans-Wo otter. 1897; Hug,
1855; Duszynski. 1,175.
FOR WARD COUNCILMEN.
First War1.
Scnreyer, 763.
Republican-Hagey 693.
Second Ward.
Democrats - Wisniewski, 206;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-08

the second choice ballots Of j. w.
Vernon enabled John Y. Slick. jr..
10 pull victory out of the fire by
three votes. Before VernOn's second
choice votes were counted Albert
Bernhard led Slick by a count of
1872 20 1919. but Vernon gave Slick
Is second choice votes and Bernhard
II second choice votes. making Slick
the winner by a count of 147 TO IA.
KOwalski won the sixth ward
nomination for Kolkiewicz by Il
votes, the totals being 100 10 SIS. A
three cornered race was staged i'm
the seventh ward where William
Goebel. the present councilman. was
Tenominated by a plurality of 81
votes over Walter G. Erler. GOebel
had a lead on the first choice votes
and POrters second choice votes
cut no figure in the final count.
GoebeIs total was pa against 21O
For Erler and 166 for Porter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-08
EVIDENCE FOR GRAND
JURY IN PLOT READY

NEW YORK, March S.-Depart-
ment Of justice officials in this city
were preparing Wednesday for pre-
sentatiOn to a federal grand jury
Thursday evidence in their posses
sion concerning the German spy
conspiracy in this country. While
their work was conducted secretly,
il is now learned that important
documents had arrived by messen-
ger from Washington which il was
believed would further connect DR..
Ernest Sekunna, a German chemist.
and DIT Chandre Chakra berry. a
HindOo physician" with Wolf Won
IgeI. attache Of the German en-
bassy. who sailed with Count Won
Bernstorf after indictments against
him in this country had been dis
missed.
Or. Sekunna and Dr.. Chakraberty
were arrested Tuesday and. accord
ing 20 the police. confessed that they
had plotted under direction OF Won
1gel 10 invade India with a military
force by way OF China.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-08
TODATS BEAUTY HINT

IL is not necessary 10 shampoo
your hair SO frequently il IL is en-
tirely and properly Cleansed each
time by the use of a really good
shampoo The easiest 10 use and
quickest drying shampoo that we
can recommend 20 our readers is
one that brings out all the natural
beauty OF the hair and may be en-
loyed at very little expense. by dis
solving a teaspOonful OF cantnroN
which can be obtained from any
druggist. in a cup OF hot water This
makes a full cup OF shampoo liQ-
uid enough so 10 Is easy 10 apply IL
20 all the hair instead OF just the
top OF the head. This when rubbed
into the scalp and cHto every strand
OF hair. chemically d!ssolves all i'm
purities. To Is very soothing and
cooling IN It's action. as we'll as ben
eficial 20 both scalp and hair. After
rinsing out the lather so created
YOU Will find the scalp is fresh. clean
and free from dandruff while the
hair dries quickly and evenly. de-
NelopiLr "a bright lu~ter and a soft
funiue-s that makes % seem very
heavy. Ady.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-08
Official Count of Primary

KIosinski. 1877; Thompson, 1872;
Klein. 113; Lydick, 61; Kemble. 25;
Gohn. / ..
observation-disclosures. 1913.
Third Ward.
mocrats-Vennet. 249; Labu-
zienski, 169; Muszik, 142.
Republican-Woltrnann, 145.
Fourth Ward.
emocrats-Hoban, 511; Mandler
IL; Seifert. 256.
Repubicans-Slick. 147; Bern
hard, IA; Vernon, Ill.
Fifth Ward
Democrats Kerner, 222; Devall
161.
Republicans Byers, 1873; Miller
144.
Sixth Ward.
Democrats Olejniczak, 554: Po-
demski 1872; DraJus 1O9; Bajer 90.
Republicans-Kow 100; Kol-
kiewicz, IS.
Seventh Ward.
Democrats-Deitz, 367; Hushower
ia.
Republicans-GOebel, 274; Erler
90; Porter. 166.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-08

In a very interesting and instructive
discourse on the great value OF plenty
ste Of the United States Public Health
Service, said:
"A patient OF mine remarked 70 me
latter having been on a six weeks
course Of Nuxated Iron).
Say. Doctor. that there stun is like
magic
Previous 20 using Nuxated Iron. I had
been prescribing the various mineral
salts OF iron for years. only 10 meet
complaints Of discolored teeth. dis
tUrbed digestion. tied up, hardened Sc
the eonclpsion that the only way TO
supply iron was TO get the patient TO
sat very large quantities Of spinach.
carrots. and lentils. when I came across
preparation containing OrgaDic iron.
which has no destructive action on the
teeth-no corrosive effect on the stOm-
ach, and which is readily assimilated
into the blood and quickly makes its
presence felt by increased vigor, snap
and staying power.
Iron Is absolutely necessary TO enable
your blood TO change food into living
tissue. Without e. no matter how much
or what you eat your food merely
any good. You don't get the strength
out OF IL. aid an a consequence you be-
come weak. pale and sicklJ looking. Just
Ike a plant trying TO grow IN a soil de-
acient In iron.
As have said q hundred times
over. organic iron "a the greatest OF all
strength builders. II people would only
throw away habit-forming drugs and
nauseous cohcoctions and take simple
Nuxated Iron, I am convinced that the
lives OF thousands Of persons might be
saved who now die every year from
pneumonia. grippe. consumption, kidney,
liver and heeTt troubles. etc. The real
and true cause which started their dis
eases was nothing more Bor less than
lack or iron In the blood.
Thousands OF people suffer from iron
deficiency and do not know II.
IF you ara not strong o. well you
owe II % yourself % max The follow
Ing test: See how long you can work
or how far you can walk without be
coming tired. Next take two hve-grain
tablets OF Nuxated Iron three times per
day after meals for two weeks Then
test your strength again and see how
much you have gained From my own
experience with Nuxated Iron I feel II
Is such a valuable remedy that 10 should
be kept n every hospital and prescribed
by every physician In this country"
Dr. z Sauer. Boston physician. who
has studied both IN tnis country and
great European medical institutions. ives
asked what be thought OF DR. James re-
narks- In reply. be said II fully agree
With Dr.. James. People need more iron
There can be no strong. health women
without Iron. Not long agO a mai came