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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

Cic 2niidten oariber, pie 0as @el0 fiir Den Streg
auiQebradlt lperoen lou no DerINeoe @inige molen
oos @roBfapita bis 5lm Acabcriien beiteuert DQDen
glnoere wornerL oqB 0a6ird Der llnterne6nitngsget
uingedrdnft peroen fonnte Giner Der gewiegteten
0jcd0tsm1nner oes @anoeS, Scrr Otto $. au1n Don
ser groBen 1eu.gorfer Banfiirna Stltbn Soc6 & 90,
iuat 3li Der 6roge:
Die Soften oieies Nrieges mien 10 beibofit mer
0en, me es Ole 5teerfrot 0iecs San0es gelottet Sd
beiuuorte i'm oientlidjc Sntereiie, Dob Ole 9iiroe
iber cine onqemeene 9eibe BON Sabren pertbclt miro
Sic aopitulie oes 2anoes oaten IN teinem Sabre, be-
onoers nidt I'M eriien Sregsia6re 10 ouBerorOentlid
DeItelert ueroen Dab cine geidbrlibe GelofIenme et
itc6t Sct CLAUDE Oab cine Gntommeniteler, beoea
tcn0 6ober ais Die ocr5eitiee ood mmerbin innerbab
maBiger @ren5en bIebeno 5urI mnoelten cine ebenlo
bcbe 0eiommtiunne argeben mirOe, ais cine ouBeror
ocntlid bo6c Die Sroae Oes Sn0Diomns III niDt Die
Aoroinairoee 1os wdtigtc lit, Dab feline 81 groBel
gnior0ermqen an oos @aptnl geIteat weroer, meldes
i'm aroBen 0jan5cn ms oem Giufonlmcn beruorge6t
Gieies AapitoI lit cS uedbes fir Die nornlale Betb1ti
Quua ocs mrtbhatlid5cn &ebena lmo oen 6ortfritt in
Der sSnoire erior0crlh iit g9ir0 oieer 6on0s ploB
lid ulo 81 art re0iBirt 10 Diirten ole 5olGen Tiir
@on0el lno Snorric alBerit h1oigeno lein. SD bin
mir mn 81 iuobl beuuBt Dab Die aui ocn Sobnarbctern
ned mc6r Die au Sen 5rauen no Ndnnerli nit fleinen
GaGrcn ubenoe 8iroe ihrer 8l tragen uno entdie
Sen oroBer it ais lie cn iolte. 9lber i'd bin audi
nbcrseiiot oaDou, Dob Abbiilic Olrt ene @nfomnel
Iicler, uedf o6ne @arollele oaite6t ndt geidaiien
iperoen faiH Die canoode yeseruua bat in Den letf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
N@t esiten.
Qsithuod. sen Is. gInanit 1917.
Wic Sic 8rciic 6crnutcrac6radIt uerOcn iolcn.

g9ie bic Eree bernnterge6rndIt uer6en lOlen
9ta6umgsmittel GerpaIter Serbert g. 6ooper ge6t
eleid BON 9nang an nergiif Dor. I'M Die Sebensmt
tepreiie 6erter5ubrineen ms Den &orrat6 10 ue pie
m0gliH 81 treden Gs oll 5u oaerer cine @5etreoc
Control. Gommiion gcdoien weroen ipeld)e Die Ser
tbeihng pon Me5eu iouie Die Seritellung uno Den Ser
faui Don Wie6 iibermaben ioa SSeoe Speculation fol-
nsgeibie0en mer0er. inoen oae Wli6ler unO @etreoe
ipeiAer nit mebr als fiuoert SOB toedJer Gapo5tdt
ge3mimgen meroen cine 3egierungS-Sicen5 5u erluir-
len. Die Sageritng Don 0jetreoe uiO Oeb oQ aui
creiBig Sage beidrdntt meroen; r dngere Sogerilng
nniB ole ipe5ieae GrloubnB Don Der @etreoeGontrol
0omniion erlangt mcroen Sn Den boiptiddlicblteu
gSei5cnGentrcn perOm Jie9ieumgs.2 2geuturen einge.
iidtet Gpentlea miro Oie gaBe @ei5enernte OieieS
Snbres 6edagnobnt peroe lnlo lin 81 perbiiten, OoB
SIe 1armer an oie STEELE ser oiSgedieoenen Spefon.
ter trcten miro man prriu6en einen 6eitnmten Fres
oit5uieeen mos mon ooOurd II ermogihen boiit ooB
man cine @reisDereinbarng nit ben @etreoe @nfous-
agqrten Der g(uiirten ino Der g}eraen crreidt Ger
pnm GongreB cltqeiebte %rcis bon 3pei Collars pro
Quitel 9e5en n0d crit arf Die nddtd6rige grnte
9npenolng, lmo i'm Die 5urmer arl3uregen, cine moe.
ldjt eroBe 6lde nit Mei3en llt beboiien. miro ooS
Qeitrebel Ger @etreoc. Control. Gonmiiion uno Der
msl1nOiiden GinfmSagenten jeOeniaas ien, oen Dies
j09rigen Rres ben Die 5ormer erbalten etDoS unter
cen ir n1dites SSobr geeblid egeebten Freis pon
5iuei Collars 81 baltu. Sn oerelben gee mie nit
1cm gSe3en miro man be5iigld Der iibrigen @etreoe
arten ilo 3uder DerIabren pcnn es dj ais notbmen
Sic erpeilen iolte 9id Sen Soblenpreier miro Die
9lcgicrmg oiort ibre Auimerfionfeit wi0men Der
critic 5driit miro iein onB sic 9un0es-0 0anoes.Gom
ion qenalt eiticbt mas 0ie Ero0uttionSfoiten sic
Transportfolten uno cin ongemcener 4rofit it, Sol.
irntlid wiro sic Rcgerna sic EreiSieitieBlmg iiir
&oble beenoeL ebe Oas falte gSetter entritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

9lae SOB. un0 9fd9eeeiGnee Gn0ern
an iolN fiiblen politii6cn llcberIe.
gungen nibts, Die beute, 0mones-
Weiie interoriidt, iid5 our 0berflG6e
or1ngen meroen, ioboIo oie miloen
&riegsmGnner bon Ger politii6cn
8iibne o6getreten iinO.
@s lit oIio iebr mabrideinlid, ooB
oil ein iiegrei6es 9eutidIonO iib
@roB6ritonnien eng oni6lieBen miro,
on Elm Iiegreides @robritonnien
0euti6lono, uno OaB in bei0eu Sal
len Ser Sieger iebr germ bereit iein
miro, Dem olten @egner oie Sono Der
8eriobnung, 5u feltem fiinftigen
8lno 81 reidben. SSn bei0en 6Gaen
meroen Die 6Iotten Die beute in Oen
ylor0ieebGfen 0eutihlon0s unO @ng-
lonos eingeihloiien iinO, lnO ole bel
bereinter &roft ollie D}eere ser @elt
be5erriben fonnten, frei; iie merOen
frei mo ibr boiler 0rud fdat 6u-
nddit ouf oie @elticite Oes 9ltlouti-
ideu S5eans.
Gs Oiirfte Damn fir lms 5u ipGt
ieiu, iid oieie wihtigen SnieIn uno
SnieIgrllppen in 6rie6en ln06reitno-
idoft nit i6ren ietigeu geiibern 81
iibern, inO es oiirfte einiee 3eit Der
itreiden ooer 6eiier cine nidt ob-
iebbore 3eit. bis an eine @rwcrbung
0ieicr Snielr ouf irgeno cincm @eg
geOodt iperoen fam.
Solpeit SUMS, jr. N2it ser 9(n-
ndbering 5ipiicben GngIouO uno
0eutidIono pirOs ober DorlGufig
mobl nidt 10 idnell aeben trotOem
ser neue oeutibc 9luSlonOsminiiter
Gin Gn9lGnoerireuno iein ioll. 0o6
Der 8oridlog be5iialid 0es @rucrbs
Der weitinoiibcn Snieln Idbt iih b0-
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
gladfeGr smr @ernnmft mSaIidl.

Nn3cidei egen Dor ooB Der @ro6i6itionSpin0
neder felt geraunler ,3et nit padien0er Geidpin1ig
felt iiber oas San0 oaber ge6rut it, orh 0cn Nrud
nnopb6riiber @egenlironmngen nelttralilirt meroen
mag gie pom ser 2lti.Suoon,Siga nit GROCER glus'
0cuer nicenrte fiinitlide &ropngon0a sur lrodenle
qimg Ser aeianmnten yereinietn Staotcn bat GrolGe
bG leqislatpen &0rperidniten cr5eIt troboem oe Be
rebungen 0ieer ianniii1e Clique nit Dem gehInoen
WeniAmperanoe ndbt in GinIlang 5iI brin9en limo uno
fcinesuegS popular moren Qie 4ropagan0a uuBte Die
Geebqc6er BEL i6rer i1moden Sete Der Mngit Dor Pin
gyfien mclde bre potiId)e 3ufinIt geI1brocn fonn'
ten 5il pofcn, unO Der topd nmeritonid)c 3ug OaB
man iidJ olles m0glide eber acaacn last ais ld 5ll
cnhieoenem politiiNcn &orge6en oui5uraiien bat es
m0glid gemodJt, oaB oc otrude1e~ ~ropaganoa nit
Silie riideratoier EotiIcr 10 be0euten0e Grolge 81
ucr5eidnen permod)te
llnucr6oiit lit ga elm Streid aeollcl pehcr 6as
@retige Der 9lnti.5aoonSigd beitig erdittert bat.
On @irginicn bat id Der geiinoc Nienidenpcrdno &C.
gen Die 3iee ui0 YictboOcn Der trodenen Tropaganoa
nlfgeebnt lin0 lit erfogrei gepelen. Srob elmer po.
ltiden Combination mcd)er ser BORT ani1ge eiten0e
,Softor scr 1rodenen~ Heo SameS Cannon, ncbit Den
glnOesicnatoreu Wlnrtn im0 Smonon Dem @oUcr
ncur mO iat dnuntlden GongrrBmitglicOcru ange
bGrten muroe g9eitmorelanO gapis, Elm Dobbabenocr
sSurnler 3itn @ollperneurscan0iouten nontnrt, mas
gleidbe6euteno init irner @rpdbllns it, Tuois 6atte
.geIuoen McnIdenueriono" oui eine Stanoorte &c
idricben mo Oas &ompfgeibre ntete: y9ticocr init
scr Serridoit Ger Yrcoiger &niifer Clique"
Sn GongreB Bi 9Sa6ingtcn bat oicic @ampo9ne
,nen teen @inoriid oemodt lmo DER GniluB ocs 9lep
Common Der ais Yorbenoer Ges observation-disclosures
Der a. 5.-Qigo Die 9lneitieer I'M GongreB unter iene
sSdel gebradt 6ae lit itarf obse6lib 0os 9eiuItat
orite Iein, ooB oie pom Senat nit aroBer Majoritdt
angenomneue ErobibitionsGeolition i'm n1d)en gSin
ter pon Sole nidt poiiirt merOen miro &rgnien mar
ou 9eie6l ocs 9iep SoineS Cannon inter Dem 0uId
ser eennnuten @oltifer i'm uoriGen Ser6 Ser Frobib
tion IN Die glre getreben morocn lit iebt aber l)on
ocrieben iiberoriiiia Die gSdber wadten uf lobalo
Elm Wlam Sen Wiutb bate, Der 6crriden0en Glique
itranm entgegen5treten.
Sn Meiten beennt es ebenions 5u ddbren, iogar in
acnos 9Iid in SnOiono, GoioroOo, Sii6 0afota uno
Sioaten Der @acic&iite. Ge 9hdfebr 5ltr Germmt
1T mc man ebt nidbt ausgeiAoiicu. Nber ods @oIf
broudt 6iibrcr. (StS5tg)
luo moran leet oiee yyiidfe6r sur gernllnit~?
9tu Der inioge enes gun0esgcieses am L. SuIi einge
ttctenen ono6entrodenen" 4rcbibton an Steae BON
Sdeinprobibition in olen Staaten Die t @roDi6
tionsgeiese 5ugcest 1oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
urscsiOn-2Inis
md, lShiIaDelpbi1.

NuuJ rfVf*" 49,
d. glbfabrt bonn 8ier Nr /, Higbi.
~ Ietferinn @befapeale Saoen, Toiuit
SRni,,f Ghelnne0Ie Gin, Wto., 81
&coraes 3edpare Glib, @eI, NIB
Iaeess5nmpfer Bern" nno sHcro
Baltimore" iabren iaali9 llo Sonns
iaq, ll6r lllorgcli9. Da0teelo $780,
yiad)t0anipIer tdglid, alleeehuiileg'lssn s 5oHn'
tags, inn llbr 2lbeHoS 6egtgeio $l.5O itir
bic Sinreiie, So fir Die HnnoIelle S Sio 1a9e),
gindabrt per Tag ooer ysapbOanpler ODER
Der nW & o." $780, 9ur1galI9shtlete 5u
nieoriecn Maten (per B1bn BON N0tlaoelpbla)
mad 9eiu Yori, glilontic @tto. SaRe Wtag, VS.
bKrb Ydrf, Hong Branb, gllOnHg, Ato9, ys W.
@uuIano, Wle Sumter inI storSen Stleie
bef VIbauabs rno an Boro ocr San'pler
Baltimore nud Bctterton
Qlbfabri Wlpntags, DielllngS, Wninuo9s.
9pnneriioqs, Sreiiaes. llgI WS9raens nno
llbr glbenSs; SumIiaes, s llpr ysoreens, 1.SO
Wahniiilaqs uno ll1r glbenoe 9onningb,
ubr Wioreens uno 130 gfdpInnlila9os .
Jildfnbrl bon @ettertor = y'91,HhusS, 1hu Yuii'
tpOds uno SreiiaqS ungeldDr ! lor Nu0nut'
taqs @ienitnqS uno 3onletnu9S illN un9e'
fdbr 3 llbr ytahmiidqs; S1ilnq93 uno Soius
taas mn llnGeidbr 3 lIbr ytaplHHusS uho
~ 10 Genis cine xour. 80 Taoe eTillrIIons
@lncie SO Gents Wlan hrebe 'inI Jtetlehb'
rer an 10 On a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
sefunntmndjmmaen.


Is. NnNnt 1917.
SdQ babe glppliiationcn iiir ole oaenoen @rs
tilchie er0alien
Gr. 2705. 5reoeridsRonb 20 s.. g. Sanpis
ieiicl
9ir. oia 10, @eiteombdro Cir % > @
in lRQioren
9lue 4sroteiie miiiien nm o9cr nor 10 u0r
&ormliilgs am IS. AngHit 1917 bei'm Nebduoe
SnipcIipr einacrei6t iperoen
Z. Z. ggsae,
(gluol5) @e66nSe Snfpe'.l..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Sn0cSfGQe.

Nm H. 9uoit 2nnrencs Sow:iuS, 9lr. i2
Glib Nlonroc SiraBe 90 Sabre cit
9ln 2. gluquit 2onlic 2. Scus, yir. 49,
Noro 9u8erne Sirabe 80 Sabre All
PIN l. 9lu0ui MiniGM Sntcr, Dir. 1924,
3urton9lOenlle, Sc Sabre nj
9Inl 12. 9mQujt Miidlarl &rrbplsfi, Dir. 72t.
Sios0ethe Sr0Be. GO Slhrt nlI
glm u. gn0uii Wlone 2. Scamorc, yir, 2s39.
gSciisgioribs NDcnme. 81 Ndbre ait.
PIN TO- 9meit ~iaraaret iirlSbuiicr, Pr
1892 9Scii giorf1.glbenue, 81 NdOre ait
9lni O. 9lnQui Charles ". Q9nttin5, Nr.
2G2l Mnrh.Nnlnell Eirniie 81 Nnhrr off
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Sin SiiImcrsiidltcr in Chin, ser iid

Sin SiiGner5iidtcr in C6io, Scr iidl
BON Dem @eihdit 5uriidge5ogcu Bat.
propbe5eit OoB Gier i'm ndhiten gSin-
ter einen Collar pro Gubeno foiten
peroen. Gr begriinoet ieine @orous.
iagung oanit, oaB Shbneriltter
t6eucr lit uaO 6armer iniolge 0eiien
Die 3a6I i6rcr Siibner beoelteno pcr.
min6ert 0o6en. 9lls Gin weiterer
@runo fam Der llmitanO angeie6en
meroen, oaB picle 5taot. uno Dor.
itoOtbemo6ner, ole bis1cr Sii6ner
9iidteten, oieies llnterne6men auigc-
geben llnO ibre SauS6oic in @emiiie.
e1rtcn umgemauoelt baben.
gnnOeSienatOr McGnm6cr amEcr-
te bel ser Debate iiber ole ariegs
iteucruorlage Ole 9lniidt, DAB Ger
&rieg je0eufGQs bier Sabre Oouern
imo ms pier5ig 9iaionen Goaors
foiten per0e. Q9ir 6oifen, DAB ser
Serr Senator bon ytoro. .0afota be-
5iigli6 Der ariegsOauer ST. iAwor5
iiebt. 9lber wenn er reft be6alten
iolte, Damn meroen ole Soften pier5ig
9iaioncn ucit iiberltcigcn; betrugen
iie fiir OoS erite Sdbr bod i1on, Ole
Ocn 9laiirted genlahten &oriNiilie
cinbcgriiien onu65erno 5wou5ig Bill
lioncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

gaon.oomnstbe.Ndh. uno GboptdnfsNhB.@r.
furiion i50 UieiIcn; Sal5paller; oen QaHs
scn Ino; Der ricDfiee 2erensreller lilr @tnoer;
Sampler .Gmma @fIes" Dienla9S liilo Don.
gsr!t@qS gIS1hSs uais IEr eSs %'rae"S '" GSnd9 90r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Die praftuoae gprt GepoIIt- nnh SsttsttoM.
FrfurlUu

Q5eDlro8 -Scenerie un0 0e 9f0BeII Wrlden,
gAdlS eebi iiber ben GliSquepalas 0lnB. Der
populdre 6anIpier nSusqueballna wHllUots
ilDr y}dhmild9s; 5nriId nm IL u1r Abenoe.
Gonniaas, 10 ll6r IormiiiagS; durhd um 8
llbr AbeiiOS Billete 60c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
(SnliQ q. Rliidlfe.

Snihic, 81 Sabre oli aeiebter Safe bon gIus
6ulin Nliihfe Die @ceroiauna inoei am
Wiittuum, gia6miiac9 mr. ? lhr. bon iclncr
gSobnung. 9r. SIG, Sa6 .. Strnnc ans iiQt
Irauereoicscicai in Der Neuiiben Qercnietcn
@nanaeliiben STRIDE 6Ge SniisAoenne uno
SiuonStrabe &clebina ami Dem Ct Rnuls
Sreoboie" (gtngi4-tb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
QSrddttae GaHafras. unb gDortpn-6luR- nno
T''"''D~ Nrtt.rt,,, * rg,trfiufieu.

Seoen 9pnnerIiag unI iiQr W'oreelIs 3u'
rid $50 NbenoS llno 9aiHliags UNI l ubl
ytn1miitaeS; 5llriid 10.45 Noen!oss; %ginpler
ioipn nno 5reoertdiown an. Slelee VI elne
Der beIiebieiien Gouren aus oer Siaoi. BiI'
lete 60c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Bic Innate Gefc @e0c bat iu ser etaOt Mrlu.yur

ALIEN omd6ero entauieno Opier eeoroert pie Ser,
Nem orfer oeiunobeitsberidt iilr sic betreiicnOe 30
az 5eiet Son Sen OurdJ oie Site Da6ngeroten woren
24o inter Elm Sabr, 230 8mdeu Elm nlo iiini Sabre
800 ber 65 Sabre unO Die ibri9en 300 3miidcn uno
So Sabre alt 0iee 3ablcn 5eaeI DAB oe Nlten oie
See nod ipeneer uertraeen f0nnen ais oe ainoer,
Orun sic Geiamn5o6I Der 9llta uon iiber 65 Sobren
III 6eocuteno gerneer ais Die Geiaumt5a6 Scr &inoer
non ittter eincm Sabrc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

Die Nodridt aus gSOibnstOn, OaR inusc SrnmcH
iiM Dor Der Mntterbo fiir5tcn 10 lange ibre @attcn
in @eia6r 6peben, fiir Ocn SireesOieuit ac0oee 3u
mcrOcn nirO e6eniolls oui G0atio6en 6eru6en Ger
ein5oe gSeg oieieu cltgeaen5Harbciten lit wo6 Der
ooB Der GongreB cine 6eionoers 9elo6une iiir Dtcr
imoit ser 5olootenraen ousiebt Die CROP genue it,
oaB ioldle 8rauen aaer Sorgen entbobeu no.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09
SENATE PASSES
SUFFRAGE BILL
Measure Now Goes to House
and Women Claim Major
ity of Votes There.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. g. BY
vote Of 90 20 IS. the senate Thurs
day afternoon passed the amended
Matson bill, giving the women Of
Indiana the right 20 vote. except on
constitutional questions. and includ-
ing the selection OF delegates 20 the
constitutional convention, which
meets next January The measure
now goes 20 the house OF represen-
tatives. where leaders Of the Fed
Grated Clubs OF Women say they
have assurances that the house will
pass the bill, Notwithstanding the
action Of the lower body in amend
ing a similar bill this week. which
would render the women Ineligible
20 vote for delegates to the consti-
tutional convention. The MatsOn
measure would become effective
upon the pronunciation of the acts
of 1917 and differs from the orig
inal bill only in that il shuts the
women out from participation in
municipal primaries in March.
1917
The debate on the suffrage bill
began when the senate opened
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09
RUSH WORK ON NEW u. S.
BATTLESHlPS BUILDING
Sec'y Daniels Visits Navy Yards at
Washington, Telling Men to
Go Ahead Full speed.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9-Construc-
ton of navy craft by the Newport
News Ship Building X Dry Dock Co,
the Fore River ship Building Co.
ara the Electric Boat Co. will be
speeded up TO the limit Of the plants.
Work on two battleships at the plant
of the Newport News Co. at Sec'y
Daniels suggestion already is pro-
ceeding under doubled crews. and
the offers of the other two cOmpa-
MES TO take similar steps met with
the secreetary's hearty approval.
At the Newport News plant it is
estimated that the battleship Missis-
sippi. recently launched can be com
pleted by midsummer instead OF
Jan. /. 1918, as called for in the
contract The keel Of one OF the four
new battleships recently contracted
for will be laid on the slip vacated
by the Mississippi instead OF a mer-
chant vessel as had been intended.
Representative of the Fore River
and Electric Boat companies called
on Mr. Daniels today. Offering 10
rush work on destroyers and subma-
rines for which they have contracts.
setting aside other private work TO
that end. They were told 10 go
ahead at full speed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09

and ask me for my pants, I vote
no"
In order that the hand that
rocks the cradle may scratch the
ballot" concluded Sen. Metzger.
after an address that brought forth
many smiles. Il vote aye"
Sen. Summers. who. with Sen.
Hagerty is from ST. Joseph county,
after the latter had spoke in op-
position 10 the bill. said:
MY colleague may represent the
men OF ST. Joseph county. but I will
represent the women. vote aye"
Sen. Mckinley urged that the SEN
ate pass the bill and let the supreme
court pass upon its constitutional
ity
Those voting against the measure
were as follows:
Hagcrty Votes No.
Democrats Bird. Culbertson.
Elsner, Erskine. Fleming. Hagerty.
Hazen. Hirsch. Kolsem. Thornton
and Van Auken. Republicans:
English. Kinder, LAM, Nejdl and
Reser.
Get Enough New Bills.
BY unanimous consent the senate
received eight new bills. These in
Guided "A measure by Thornton to
pension the mothers OF dependent
children whore their father is dead
or permanently disabled: McCray
for printing reports of the supreme
and appellate courts by contract and
selling same at $3.50 (this is a
Goodrich recommendation; Mer-
Ger. creating a state dairy board for
the supervision Of the handling
manufacture and sale Of dairy prod
ucts TO insure their purity: Spaan,
requiring the state tax commission
ers 70 give 10 days notice before
considering increases in tax assess
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09

hope every user of Lydia z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will get
as great relief as l did from its
use. Mrs. =. d. McAbee IL
Dewey Ave. Spartanburg. :. G.
The reason women write such
grateful letters to the Lydia r
Pinkham Medicine Co. is that lydia
Z. Pinkhaufs Vegetable Compound
has brought health and happiness
to their lives Freed from their ill
ness they want to pass the good
news along to other suffering wom-
en- that they also may be relieved
This is a praiseworthy thing 10 do
and such women should be highly
commended. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09

News Times special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. S-A
clash between Sen. G.. r. sum
mers and Sen. Charles A. Hager-
ty featured the balloting on the
part OF the suffrage bill in the
senate here Thursday when Sen.
Hagerty asserted in a spread
eagle speech as one Of the "un-
constitutional lawyers OF that
body. that South Bend women
do not want the ballot and that
none had asked him 10 vote for
the measure
That is not true, said Sen.
Summers in a crisp reply. II
am from ~. Joseph county and
the women there do want the
ballot Four OF them are here
IN this senate chamber now
working for the passage OF the
bill"
Hagerty was Missed and Sen.
Summers cheered by the women
in the lobby
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09

ments in any county; Lentz. rees-
tablishing boundaries of first, sec
ond and third congressional dis
tricts. The latter measure differs
from one killed by indefinite post
ponement earlier in the session in
that it does not take Spencer coun-
" from the first district. Other
changes proposed in the new bill
follow: Martin and Knox counties
are taken from the second district
and Knox made a part of the first
and Martin a part of the third.
Orange and Lawrence counties. now
part of the third district, would be-
come a part of the second. The bill
was referred TO the committee on
congressional apportionment Sen.
LAM said the resolution of Spencer
county in the first district was the
thing desired by the opponents of
his first bill.
To Report Tax Bill.
The franchise or corporation tax
bill introduced by Rep. HOughton
Thursday morning will be reported
10 the house Thursday with "A ma
jority favoring passage and the
minority, signed by democrats, for
indefinite pOstponement The bill
proposes a tax upon every corpora
ton doing business in the state.
Banks. trust companies and other
financial institutions chartered by
the state are to he assessed one
half of one percent upon their CAPT.
tai stock, while railways and public
service corporations will be taxed
from one and a half to two percent
OF gross income. Gov. Goodrich, in
his opening message TO the general
assembly, urged the passage of a
corporation tax bill.
Kill Allen County Bill.
Rep. Vesey's bill, authorizing the
commissioners of Allen county to
condemn and appropriate ground
containing gravel stone and timber
for road building purposes and 10
operate stone crushing and gravel
dredge plants was killed in commit
tee Thursday afternoon, also Rep.
Reads bill empowering county com
missioners to license pool rooms and
billiard parlors.
The committee on state health
and medicine will recommend for
passage Rep. Davis bill requiring
sanitary fountains to be placed in
all public places where drinking
fountains are located.
The committee on cities and
towns considered the commission
manager plan of governing cities all
afternoon and will report the bill
to the house Friday, recommending
passage. The bill offers an alter
native plan for the government OF
cities-the regular commission plan
known as the Des Moines and Gal
weston plan or the commission man
ager plan. such as is i'm practice al
Dayton. O.. and other cities. The
adoption of either system to be de-
termined by a vote of the people
held pursuant TO a petition demand
ing an election.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09

Thursday morning and continued
for more than an hour Thursday
q fternoOn.
sen. Summers ON Aye side.
Sens Negley. Summers. Metzger
and Mckinley spoke for the bill this
afternoon. while Sens English, Gull
bertson. Elsner and Hagerty spoke
il.
In explaining his vote Sen. Bird
of Allen county said:
Two weeks ago We gave the
women a constitutional convention.
Last week we gave them prohibit
ton. This week we are asked to
give them suffrage. For fear that
next week they will come in here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09
PAN AMERICAN UNION TO
TRY TO PREVENT WAR
Argentine Ambassador Wants Con-
ference at Madrid to Keep U. =.
and Germany at Peace.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Feb.
9.-The newspaper La Prenza an
nounces that a meeting OF the Pan
American union has been called 1t
adds that Romula 5. Naon. the Ar
gentine ambassador TO the United
States, has proposed that an inter
national conference be held in Mad
rid with the idea of averting war be-
tween the United States and Ger
many.
The announcement has attracted
much attention. Eel Diario says the
initiative of Ambassador Naon is not
i'm accord with the purpose of the
Argentine republic, which probably
was not consulted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09

weakness. a n d
irregularities so
! could hardly
do my work. /
tried many rem
edie1s but found
no perm a n e n I
relief After TAX
ing / Y d / a +.
Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
I felt a gre a I
change for I h e
better a n d am
now W e IL and
strong so / have
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09

DETROIT. Feb. s.-Joe 6. Jack
son OF Detroit, president OF the Base
ball Writers association. Thursday
called a meeting Of the organization
20 be held al the Hotel Waldorf.
New York. Wednesday. Feb. Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09

Thomas Jefferson's dinner. on the
day when he signed the Declaration
of independence, was carried in a
basket which is now in the posses
sion of ]. A. Mcdonald Of Lee coun-
~, Georgia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09
SUFFERED
Nine YEARS
Many Remedies Tried in
Vain. Well and Strong
After Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Spartanburg. s. C.-"For nine
years | suffered from backache.