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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

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bli aiitaaet iii Sonmorf."
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rograf ; - Ell GrfienoeIie al of ser
'inoeS andre SnnSpunfter for eta.
terneS territorioIe SorboIo enc &c
rent ItotSrct2Iiqe. Men oen Grficn-
belle posieoe life Tor DC TO Central
mo9tcr, o. ga DC / 1873 illltteoe lit
6orbuno, hGpcbc sc Sen ubchoQcIiae
Sc'tcmmcllc pco ell N'tale iig incl
LEM, ltocn at iperQc NoroilcSpigcrne
ellcr 0anntorf ON ocrcs Wcning.
80 i~tcrfere ocu oorifc @clolfnina /
Noro'leaoig inaleoe@ blep iPitet til
Trellcn / poIitiif Neniccnoc, ocito III.
ocrligerc irlte bcr iig iutioIertib tnpt-
tet iii Den oonife Nationalitet. Get
par life noGen LEI Spgane al iaithol.
DC oenuc; ior oen prolific Stat %
oct prel'iifc gmbcoSoerf iotte al
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poo 9CS err 70 SreoieSeIc al @ciolf.
ninoen oonif oo toIer Tonlf iii bod.
liza. Ser err fire bonifc Gb,rbstienciter
ON Morctl Soioo / monoe QonoS.
firfcr or ser obifiaioc SsnSooe bare
inf @nSstieuelte. ioo airfcn proftiit
toIt err itpnat for Sc TonIfc. iont life
pil bore - ilcre fou heller life isIoe
inf @roStlcneite, AZ Se1ipn til De
iontoliae tpitc GmbeosmGno.
< Rettcn heres life Sonif llSen
mar Solf iom or oa,lfc ufunnioe
3nif iorbsrcs oienuem Golf. Ion fm
tpnfe iid hpilfer lliifferheb Scr mac
hpile oper HetspleicrL, opc Vioues
bprb on Trotofolerina. \ Qan0ets
Stnre err oonif borlpit. x Nnrtsroo.
ocne iiSoer en- SpIfer, Sr. 9anoroo,
Sen. Tom fomnrcr inbiro. WQc Sc al.
ores Sproo err Sonif. Den Spif er
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
7cu horsfc Grcs,c or uh,ot ;or IN,
>ioe 1orieIopIier Rcnofter Heaier
"SIprsboro 0Inis" Of NJ 80 beh,te
pIohc ;,m uhfommcr MOO 7or;f III.
brootc Az 0Ior NJ ,irc t6 Nehoftsr.
o(or Snnoicf <tot4 fam on uorh.
1esn;o,f Nchoftsr ,ro 9pr,,ct Goe
uh ri Iroutcr
l.. 1,no S W.
horife onr,o nor rhbreht &, ~ no,
hor;fp cirhcIoo o. b(e, ;trrfct ,rhe,
IorieroeIieu Srnffct for onret Woh.
trnf 7onifhcSer Vorhi(csni, hor
isrt lin aoun ior so, isr;,e o;pnneu
SON nonfc Wros;c INN er ,ooe, ;terf,
from Cons obourcrttoI nor 1000
- 67s toto 10 o-s Ior nct an.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

s;aar &c isrnner rerrs sHbFrietiua, fsHs
belit goit. eutr edH'GrptsitHg. Set CT gii'
i,rt al ieuee lse eense I Glmineciise %reee.
Die beTie pGa Ssien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

rims saar nteset Ianet tiIbase | Siitp.
rten. Eaa 0Giars 5ih par bet fclfis
Tie Stantmer, ipm raabct | GIiaiS.
Spthrineen, % bet biep cit Tel al bet
samle 0alien Brantrisc), men mn.
Der bet ienere Sprfalb trGnste Nle.
manner % andre tnfe Stammer tra
biRiibes 8binea inS, % init Snofp.
belle siuroe is fra mn al s~iGloenbc,
ina 'en iferf 1prtpTnina blcp 5slsen.
sra bet lobe a~arhnnorebc nngiproc
6liaiss Sutbriuscn cit Eel al bet tnife
Hisc huber furificnise Stprcre, Ser
tuser % Spriter, % icnerc uuoer
SapSbnrgernc. Eco Srcben / @citfa,
len / 1913 blcp eli Eel af 9ruuinien
t%ilftaaet Sranfrise, % Heiten tus ben
frantic aunse Suopis ben Siortenoe
peo Grpbring, ibet han inotus StraiSs
burg, 3rpuiniens u~istisite gn, i 1881.
Otter fprfiatte Stribiabeber blep enoe.
lis belle Truuinien a%fitaact til 1raufs
rise peb Jreoen til 1pSpief | 1897.
ara ben lib til 1871 par 6Iiais,
2utbrinsen / franif geibbelie. lluber
Sprpiflinaernc / 1S14-15 bapbe Ipffs
Innb siurt zig 5orbaabninser ont at fan
Tropiuicn tilbase, men Rnslanb mob
iatte fig bets Srap. Otter 200 aarS
franif Statspperbpiheo us mcb ct
iterft franif 5plfeclcmcnt or bet pel
life nnberlis, at S%temuinscn / Gliaiss
3utbrinscn NOT ian sienncmsaaenbe
bar prret franifuenlis, ifjsnt Der or
mango 3pffcre / Iropinien, ium or af
CT anben Menins % ale Gage bar
brcuct CIT asresitu inf E%rupnsanoa.
Stitorif pg natiuuait let par GliaiSs
Sptbrinscn uprinbelis at resnc for
%iranif, bIeu hcrpaa en inf Yrouins,
iaa en- Eel at Sranfris % enbeIia
iaien N Gel af 3piflanb. Sum man
pil %fpritan, fan Ct iligt Sprssmaaf
NOT frembp fine Sanifelisbeber.
Sp.: GngdacnSe ct Sirna. iom
orerterer. ar bet tisber Srimerter,
Spar: @t or nbc al Stano til
at al npsen nermere SplpSninscr unt
nGpnte Iirma. Set er ppfprt / cit
5prteancIic pper iaapanne, ipm fisher
% iGlser 5rimerfer. 9lnbct pcb ri
lite pm bet.
Sp.: Seq bar nGret her / 2anbet
/ fire Iar. Spor Hal ie9 b~eroenbe
mig Tor at bli frtat for RiIitGrtienes
lite?
Spar: &c p~pcnfur (%Senuenbelie
til 2egatiunen).
Sen Spsr9er, Iun forleoen
ipurete, hnor man trn tisbe aoppes
maIfiner. beocs ifripe iii Wtrs. Soel9e<
ION, 2omberton, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Qaben ~Rorreiponoance.

epSrosmoal fra Veripue,, icm iiie ppsipst iini
Ropne Ill Saskatchewan, beipares lite.
epSreere bebes atiatte fine Spsrssmaalt Ct flefi %
trheliet Sproe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Sp.: 6oab tan ma gisre nleb en-
Yi9c o,i.p. Get lrtecre SpsraslnauI) ,
Spar: Web ilist faar cit sjsre,
inn Ell fumes, at SntitGnbisbebcrue
tiffiscr. Ger or inscn 9uu, iom fan
bringcs / s%nuenSclic, % iclu um inr
par, ina bar Der, intet at pinbe peb
at gipre bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

81: Sporlargt sr bet ira Ct. Sanl'
Niinn., til Sfilippiucrne, % boorl@ns
&C tar Heiier?
spar: Ga. $500 9el. @eiiet
fra ct. Vanl pil ia en- "a Sase, mter
eller minbre, alt efter Stibenes Snr'
tiabeb % geirfurbclbene nnoer He'
Cen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

sp.: ansaaenbc aisb % Sal9 az
Ninea!tier. (Minn.)
spar: Spab 1ct penfomn'cacs
"Wrofer" bar til at afbGnoc Seres
sftier, aibGnser belt % boloenf az
bpop W~nnbia6eo &c bar git ham. Spts
bet er ubtrpffclis toritanet. at be Af'
tier. iom 1e bar ienbt ham iom "gRar'
aim. aal bWftc Siticrencen, fan ban
life bplbc Sem aniparlis t,r mer enc
Y~aalpbenbct Of bisie Attier. g'en bet
aielber / ane iiise Ting at ba en- be-
iternt stftale, belit ifrittlis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Sp.: I. Sporman9e forifieIligs
'Sprog or Sibelen trpft paa?
2. 8bprmanse Sprog flnbe BEN
ipenife aonee Oscar ben Inben tale :?
8. 6pormanBe forifieIiae SproS
tales Der paa Soroer?
Spar: 1. Smfrins 200 Sprps
% ca. 400 Sprps us Sinlefter.
2. Sanutbt pibes, 2atir, 3pi, Gn.
aclif, Sranif, @orif % Suenf.
3. Smfring 5000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Sp.: ann Se si SpIpsning ON
Sonelteaolano i @ont1m?
Spar: Bill Ell cler anben at 9G.
iernc beipare bette bireftc til e. 2anse.
bal, Gbeiuelnb, @aih.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Sp.: Sbde maa en- Wtano eipre.
raar ban bill ~foranbre lit gtann? (Ga>
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Sp.: Spob er Nbresien til Den nor
ife &oniul i Canada?
Suar: Ger CT Here Soniulcr
CANADA. Sinn Suren CT &oniul
@pntreal. goresic: Gpninlatc OF
HprtuaD, Muntreal, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Sp.: 6bor fan ieg faa ticbt EN-
Strittemaifine?
Suar: Surmobentlis tan nusen
AT bore 2riere gipc geifeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Suar: Senpenb Gem til Retten
paa bet Steb, buur &c Dor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Cd: Se9 fpn I'll Nnlertfa Nen 2I9t
@arts 1913 % uotog nit Seritepap'c
Iarts 1917. 6oor ifal ieg benpeu>
De mig for at bli iritat for @iIitGrs
tjeileite?
Spar: NSitrale Staters gorscrc
fan upnaa Sritaselie ueb 6enpenbelic
til pebfommenbe 2anbes @eianbtcr
@aibinstun. abresie: legation Of
Hprmap, @aibinatpn, :. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

So: 5pao S~orifieI ct Der meaem
hen lutberite airte % "Usetbooiit Cpl
icopal Ghurf, OF the Soutb"?
Suar: Sur ct nbtsmmenbc Spnr
paa bette Spprssmaal tilraabes Spsr.
seren benuenbe fig til EFT Seolos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Sp.: Set bar p9ret paaiiaaet al
ioritielise iaatalots Yacifirer % aeis
iers 6oripurere. al SpitIanS bar | lin
inIbe 8st. IA BET / 1871 toa elia'S'
eotlrinsen ira Srantrise; iii BET tos
blot til6ase BET. Tom meS rette bar
Nets esei, "a be nrouie 2~anosoeIs ops
riroslig bsrte Snirlano iii? Sois
opeHitdaenSe er ianet. mar fom
rGruie 9~anosSeIe / SpitIanbs Seiiss
Relic. % mar Tom be / Srauiriss @e-
iiooelie?
Spar: Stripen pm beune Ere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Sen Spsr8er, Ipn forIeoen
ipurate, hnor man fam tiebe aoppes
maltiner, bebcs ifrioe iii @rs. 4elge>
ION, S%drnberton, Wttnr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
.ELKHART To GET
c. A. R. MEETING
Indiana Veterans Name AlOn-
20 Murphy OF Green's
burg Commander.
nie-nat.onlI - Serli.e

International News >erNlre
LOGANsPORT Ind June 49,
Alonzo Murphy OF Greensburs Ind.
was elected department commando
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
over William r. Mesker OF Cam
bridge city. al the closing session of
the ssth annual encampment here
today. Isaac y. Watkins of Logan
snort was elected senior vice COM
mander and Valentine Marks Of Elk
hart was elected Junior vice COM
mander. Both Offices were uncon-
tested.
Elkhart was selected as the 1919
encampment city over Kokomo and
Terre Haute.
Mrs. SalHe Sawy en- OF Biuuton was
elected department president OF the
Woman's Relief Corps over three
other candidates
% E. NcMillen of Loea n~port WaS
chosen department commander of
,he sons Of Veterans
other officers viii be chosen today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
CHARGES WAR BOARD
ADVISOR WITH GERMAN
FAMILY CONNECTIONS
InlernatIonal NeNs CIVIC !:


WASHINGTON. June Assert
ing that facts he presented JUSTIFY
the strong suspicion that the plau-
mum industry Of the United states
has been controlled by Germany
Rep. Henry 7. Rainey OF Illinois. TO-
dav made a direct attack on the
floor on Charles Engelhard, the
chief adviser Of the war industries
board on platinum. dealing.
The Illinois representative traced
Engelhard's family connections with
the design OF showing that he has
very close German connections. En-
gelhard. according 10 Rainey, was in
2 bsomte control of i've firms hand
ling so percent Of the platinum sup
plies OF the United states. They were
Baker and Co. Newark, y. j., the
American Platinum works, the IrV-
ington Smelling and Eehnpg Co,
the Charles Engelhard and the Han
ovia Chemical CO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
HOLD GROUND
IN FACE Of
BIC ATTACKS
Heavy Counter ThruStS by
Germans Fail to Rout Ma
rineS From Positions on
AiSne- Marine Front.
international News Service


international News Net'ira.
WITH THE AMERICAS ARAiN
AT THE MARINE. June 80 ID. m H
s s....- --.t,,,.-. -
O"d'0'' ''Vi''
engssed was Stlu contin ming early
today American marines who
i...-t4 r..- ..,..l.
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gained an their objecuNes eNcepun-
at one point where they were held
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suns I'D S'''''
the right Of Our attack. called fois
de BaIlcir.
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mans ~ ere .'a pliFt'F' o' .tiF'I --it'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
WOULD REQUIRE TWO
THIRDS TO DECLARE
LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL

international News Service
WASHINGTON. June As a re-
suit Of the overturning Of the child
labor law by one vote in the su-
preme court. Rep. Dillon OF south
Carolina introduced a bill 10 limit
the right Of the court 10 declare laws
on cong tessiOnal gets uncOnstitution-
aI Under the Dillon bin ma jority
o. three-fourths of the justices sit
tins in = case would be required 10
n alidate an act OF congress,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
AIRMAN ATTACK PARIS
KILL ONE, HURT SEVERAL

luterls sL0nlI New. Service
PARIS. June Ate. 81 resDIte
Of several nights the German air.
men again attacked paris last night.
killing one person and Rounding
several others some material dam
ase Was done
The people were awakened -hort-
lv before midnight ot -he alarm
sirens and heavy artillery trims.
Twenty aerop.ane9 had crossed -
line flying n The direction of Paris
word was flashed to the d---nsirs
posts and -hr hish angle llreis
p1l ~ au intense aerial .arra-e.
The curtain ot lt- WAS .rteu--
The interval between .ne ai-f'
-ua' t1a Rae .H D.et Hss
shorter .han 4Tis. rh- afer being
sounded at o.clo.s rhls morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
FOE OF BOOTLEGGING
THREATENED WITH DEATH
International News Service

International News Service
EVANSVILLE. Ind. June Z. -
Rev. 4. NJ. Couchman, pastor of the
Central Methodist Episcopal church
here, leader in the hght against
bootlegging here today received a
letter threatening his life. Rev.
COuchman fled the charges on
which warrants werc issued Tues
day night which resulted in the
seizure of five trucks Of whisky and
beer and the arrest of their drivers.
The letter was apparently written by
woman. IL was turned over TO
the police and postal authorities for
investigation. The constables who
made the raid also received similar
letters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
Batteries in Duet
GREATER NEW YORK
LINES THREATENED WITH
TlE-UP BY STRIKE

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NEW YORK June More fGen
500 employees Of the Union Railway
co OF The Bronx and Wesf~hester
county went on strike todar follow
ing a conference with leaders OF ne
Central Federated union and 4
general ue-up of Greater New
York lines is threatened
Strike leaders d-ci 90 tne va k
olr was decided upon because tns
company refused the demands ~ the
men for go cents su hour instead
or 30 cents rnev were getting and
limited naf recognition of ths
union -ra the employment of women
on street railway Zines would fsurs
prominently in general strike
which .- being predicted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
DARKEY SOLDIER WORKS
A CLEVER SCHEME TO
CATCH GERMAN DOGS
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, June "A wise Ala
bams darEey in colored organiza-
tion with the French troops used a
novel means TO capture a number Of
German dogs that had been employed
TO carry important dispatches 10 the
front line from the rear posts. The
darkey got leave TO go hunting and
killed a fox. Then he crept across
No. Mans land at night and dragged
the fox back along the ground from
the German trenches. The follow
ing day six German messenger dogs
came bounding into the American
trenches with their noses TO the
ground. following the scent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
ACTS TO END INEQUALITY
IN CLASSIFICATI0NS
InterastLonal - - ;

IutergS tlOndl News service
WASHINGTON. June PROV osi
Marshal Gen. Crowder today acted
20 put am end 10 inequalities I'M eX-
emptions and deferred classihcations
i'm class one o. the draft when he
nouded governors Of an the states
where il is apparent that the per
centages are high TO have local
boards re-cXsmine al questionnaires.
Gen. Crowder's action was taken
30 was announced as result or
opposition in congress to The oill APP
portionine quotas ou the strength ~
class one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
EHectiue Smash BY
o. S. Marines Wins
Praise of French
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WASHINGTON, June 7.-Auempts OF the enemy raid
according PerShng this
Section Of the communique describes attack by German
patrol
In Picardy il states during the night Of June 23 hostile
patrol OF one officer and 80 attempted to raid of listen
ing posts he post opened fire. killed the German Of
fcer and returned lines without suffering any loss"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
HUGE RAIDER IS
300 FEET LONG,
81 IN CREW
Steamship ArgOnaut, With
10000 Bales of Cotton, is
Reported Sunk-No
Confirmation.

News Service:
new YORK, June .. - \
report was current IN marine
circles here this afternoon that
The steamship Argonaut, regis
tering 2.923 tons and carrying
5000 bales Of cotton from New
Orleans 10 Havre. has been sent
tc the bottom by a German sub
marine. The report, however,
il absolutely without conhrma-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
TO SEND FINN PRISONERS
TO WORK IN GERMANY
1feIuatIo1aI NeWs Servloc

International News Service
cOPENHAGEN. June --It is
proposed 20 send 10000 Red guard
prisoners f.on Fnland to Germany
fo work n munitions Factories. ac-
eofdng ro Dformatics from Hell
n-for- Seven rho0SaHd Red guard
prisoners have been silIed hv white
guards
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
7 WO YEARS IN A
]. s. PRISON FOR
WANATAH JUSTICE
Wolf Pleads Guilty to FaISify-
ing QueStiOnnaireS For
Men in the Draft.
Tuteruatlon1l News Service .

international News Service
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. lane 7.-
Federal officials today believed that
the two years sentence to federal
prison at Atlanta given Henry Wolf
of Wanatah. Laporte county, Will
have the effect of stamping out pro-
German activities in the northern
part of the state. Wolf. justice
OF the peace, pleaded guilty 10 nu-
merous irregularities in connection
with making out quesuonndires FOR
men Of draft age i'm his district.
L. s. Dist. Atty. Slack declared
that he had evidence that Wolf had
boasted that he was doing more
good for the kaiser than any other
man in his neighborhood. Pros.
slack also declared that the gov
ernment had > ] queSti0nnaires made
out with false answers for the pur-
pose of obtaining deferred classift-
cation for men of German descent
i'm German locality.
Wolf came TO this country from
Germany when Is years old and had
taken out naturalization papers.
Sentences of from six months 10
a year were given youns men who
pleaded guilty Of being slackers.
Berton r. Henuey. To years old.
who admitted having stolen letters
az am Elkhart postal suo-station
valued at $50 was sentenced TO work
ON his fathers farm. Ray L. Bur
well. former postmaster at Orestes.
viii 20 20 the federal penitentiary
fer two Years for embezzlemeot of
SI.'5o postomce funds.
Nearly tWo-thirdS OF those I'M
djcted by the May grand jury plead
guilty and Federal Judge Anderson
continued the work OF sentencing
them TODAY
Hertram Cant Remember"
Bruno Hertram of South BEND.
PROPRIETOR OF the Park View hotel
known as Mothers Place. charged
with etadug payment OF internal rev
euue tax cn liquor. pleaded lapse OF
memory when arraigned before
Judee Anderson today. Liquor
valued sr e. GOO was found buried an
his place lie told Judge Anderson
that he had forgotten an about it.
He declared 90 the court that he had
been I'm iu health for Is years. sent
ence was temporarily deferred
Laura T.. Hunter. postmistre>s at
Brewersyille. Ind. charged with hav-
ing tampered with mail in transit.
was sentenced 90 pay a fine OF So5
and costs. She declared that she
had opened the letters which were
sent 90 a friend OF hers out of pure
curiosity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
HUNDREDS PAY
LAST TRIBUTE
TO FAIRBANKS
Body OF Former Vice PreSi-
dent Lies in State in
Capitol ROtunda.
International News Service

International News Service.
INDIANAPOLIs. Ind. June -
Last respects TO the memory Of
Charles Warren Fairbanks we're
paid today by city. state and nation.
From 10 until o'clock two steady
streams Of men, women and chill
dren poured through the state CAPT
toI pausing beneath the rotunda 10
look tor .he last time on the face
Of man they had loved as a neigh
tOr. respected as a statesman ana
honored as a 'favorite son
Flags flew at half mast, city, coun-
" and state offices we're closed and
many places of business closed their
doors as q mark OF honor 10 Mr..
Fairbanks. Escorted By a detdch-
ment of militia and a squad of
mounted police. the tuneral car
bearing the body of the former vice
president moved 10 the capitol from
the Fairbanks home at Thirueth
and Meridian at $50 o'clock this
morning. The capitol doors were
thrown open at 10 o'clock. Until L
o'clock when the body was again
removed 10 the home an unendlns
stream of people passed by the bier.
Funeral this Afternoon.
Funeral services TO be held al
o'clock this afternoon at the Fair
banks home will be simple IN ma
ture. The services viii be held in the
large drawing room OF the Fair
banks mansion Bishop w. +. Nc
Doweu OF Washington. u. c.. life
long friend of Mr.. Fairbanks. VIII
make the principal address. review
ing briefly the leading Characters
tics and accomplishments of the life
Of the decea sed. Rev. Philip L.
Frick. Mr.. Fairbanks pastor. Or.
George r. Grose. president Of De
Pauw university. and Or. John II.
Hoffman of Ohio Wesleyan uniyer-
sity. viii assist. There viii he no
music
Hundreds Of floral tributes al the
home and al the capitol were an
added manifestation OF the esteem
i'm which Nr. Fairbanks was held
The burial al Crown Hiil viii be
private
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07

international News Service:
WASHINGTON. June The
British steamer Harpalthian, which
was torpedoed off the Virginia
capes Wednesday was sent 10 the
bottom by a super-su bmarine, ac-
cording 10 d statement by the cap
tain. and announced by the navy
department this afternoon. The
submarine that made the attack was
described as being between 2oO and
500 feet long The captain saw no
torpedo until the vessel was struck.
Rescue Hurt Fireman.
Shortly after the vessel sank the
submarine appeared and the Ger
man commander came out of the
coming tower and asked II everyone
was saved. The captain replied tnal
all but one fireman who was hurt'
had beer rescued. The engineman
was then taken aboard the sub
marine. his injuries dressed and
then returned 10 the lifeboats. An
American brand of tobacco was then
distributed by the Germans TO the
crew Of the torpedoed ship.
The captain of the Harpalathlan
counted 81 on the submarine and
also observed two guns OF about six
inch calibre mounted on the deck
fore and aft.
Public statement tnWlSe.
The American navy Will take care
of The damned devils OF the sea
Sen Ben Tillman. chairman Of the
senate naval affairs com mmittee. told
the senate this afternoon In assur-
ing them that the submarine at
tacks Of the past week Will not be
continued.
Sen. T.llman stated that he had
requested Sec'y Daniels for a public
statement as 10 what was being
done 10 check the submarines lie
read letter from the secretary
stating that such "a statement would
be unwise but that Sen. Tlllman
might give assurance that every
thing possible is being done.s
Il want TO assure those that are
panic-stricken that there is no need
for panic sen Tillman told the
senate We have a navy that Is up
to snuff and the American navy will
put these damned devils down OH
the sea and protect the seacoast
cities too
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
Began Attack Early.

The attack TO-DAY began az $40
m. when the marines went IoT-
ward with dxed bayOnets- As ne
men rushed across the newly plo"-
cd fields against the German pca!-
ti0ns they whlStied and sang like
habt-hearted school boys A they
CHARGED up the steep side ot d nlll
they came under intense enemt
nre from rifles anJ machine guns.
The .lsrs ot star shells thrown
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-12
Matthew. Golf Director.

At the meeting OF the Iowa State
Golf Association, held in Des Moines
Thursday in connection with the state