davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Ranjenci izkrcani.

Cardiff. Wales. = Vecina ran
jencev parnika "Rewa" je bilo
izkrcanih V Swansea. Mnogo cd
niih nj imelo na sebi nikake oble-
ke. Ranjence so takoj prepelJall
V bolnisnice. Torpedo, ki je poto-
pill bolniski parnik, je zadel in
predrl uprav rdec kriz, ki ie bill
naslikan ma parnikovi strani.
Torpediran parnik je bill angle
Ski parnik "Rewa" in lie incl
1908 ton prostornine. Dograjen
lie bill leta 1906 in ie bill last neke
druzbe Glasgowu, dokler ga nj
vlada odlocila "a vladno sluzbo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11

in cd tam V Primilano, kraj, ki Je
I,oddaljen samo 10 mill cd bojne
Grte ma Monte Grappi. To je erta
Xxi je bila dozdaj odprta in ki Je
dala sOvrazniku direktno zvezo
bojno fronto.
Ma Stelvio pasu je deset do pet
najst cevljev snega Stelvio pas
je visok 5000 cevljev in veze ay'
strijsko Adizo dolino z italiJan-
sko AIDA dolino.
Dejstyo, je da ne DO mogel So
vraznik, dokler bo lezal ia sneg
ma planinah, podvzeti nikalzih We
ejih operacij ma tel gorski 'front.'
NemSki casopis in cesko-slovaska
legija.
London. = Dunajski list "Neue
Freie Presse" komentira eesko-
slovaski armadi Franciji in pra-
vi, da je V tej armadi dozdaJ
12O 900 moz. Casnik kalkulira
"Ceprav nj moe tie armade od-
locilnega pomona "a vojaske ope-
racije, vendar je V drugem pogle-
du ia styar sila neprijetna. Maj
vecje zlo je to, da bo naredilo to
velik moralni efekt ma izdajalske
Cehe in morebiti tudi ma vojaSko
silo dvojne monarhije.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Nemski korzarji so potopili boil
nisko ladjo.

London, Anglia. : V angle
skem kanalu je bila dne 4. januar-
ia potopljena bolniska ladja "Re-
wa, Xxi je bila ma potu IL Gibral-
taria, pravi danasnje porocilo.
Porocilo Sc glasi: "Dne a. Ja-
nuarja opolnoci je bila V Angle
skem kanalu torpedirana in poto-
pljena angleska bolniska ladja
"Rewa". Use ranjence Sc ie srec-
no spravilo ma spremljajoee straz-
ne ladje.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Delavske in druge
VeSti.
Zenske zahtevajo osem-urni
delavnik.

Washington, D. G. = Mary An
derson in Agnes Nestor, ODE IL
Chicago in zastopnici "United
Womens Trade Union League
sta prosili V sredo predsednika
Wilsona, maj vpliva ma pristojnem
mestu, da bo dovoljen zenskam
osem-urni delavnik.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Gledajo "a pomo6 Nemcije.

"Ruski polozaj je tako obupen,
da bo samo vmeSanje od stranl
Nemcije ali en$entinih zaveznikov
prepreGilo katastrofo.
"Ker pa Rusi ne pricakuJeJo
sedaj pomoGi cd zaveznikov, Sc
priceli obraeati svoje poglede ma
Nemcijo, da Sc naredi konec TEN
groznim razmeram, katero vlada,
jo sedaj V Rush." !"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
StrahovIada v Petrogradu

ze zelo pricelo primanjkovati, je
zelo drag, meso pa je ze pravi LUX
sus.
V zadnjem casu je divjal V Pc
trogradu silen snezni vihar, ki je
trajal tri dni in tri noci. Tempe
ratura je znasala IA stopinj pod
niclO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Konvencija r,udariev.

Pri konvenciji United Mine
Workers, XII Sc bo prieela V pom
deljek V Indianapolisu, bo navzo-
cih 1900 delegatov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
vozniki nameravajo, zastavkati.

Vozniki Chicago zahtevajo
$3.50 tedenskega povisanja place,
ce pa Sc ne bo ugodilo njihovi "a
htevi, jih bo V pondeljek 10000
zastavkalo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Boil v Belg.iji.

"Dne 7. in 8 januarja so Sc W.
Sill zivahni topniski boji soses-
,cini Ramscapelle, Nieucapelle,
Pervyse, St. Jacques Capelle in
pri Oudecapelle. Tudi v okraju
Dixmude so bill naSi zakopi pred
met silnega topniSkega obstrelje-
vania, ma katero so nase baterije
krepko odgovarjale. Nemski topo-
vi so zlasti mocno obstreljevali o.
kraje Bixschoote in Luyghem. =
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11

pogajanja V Brest Litovsku so Sc
iprekinila V sredo opoldne, pravi
casnik COLOGNE Gazette.
Amsterdam, Holandsl<o.. = Ru-
ska delegacija je naznanila, ola Je
pripravljena nadalievati z mirov-
mimi pogajanji V TEN mestu, ma
znanjaio zadnja porocila, ki SO
-dospela semkaj.
Trotzki zahteva, da Sc nadaljuje
mirovnini pogajanji v
Stockholmu.
Petrograd, Russia. = Porocilo
o mirovnih pogajanjih Brest III
tovsku naznanja, ola je dejal Leon
Trotzki, vnanji minister bolsevi-
kov, da Sc mora nadaljeyati Z mi,
rovnim pogajanji Stockholm
PoroGa Sc tudi, ola je naznanil
nemSkim in avstrijskim mirovnim
delegation, da ce Sc ne bodo ozira.
Ii ma njegovo zeljo oziroma zahte.
vo, da bodo cutili tezko pest ru.
skin demokraticnih armad, kakol
tudi, da bodo slisali glas njihove
lastne demokracije.
| Evening Post pravi, ola Memo:
MISC odbili nadaljnega nadaljeva
MIA mirovnih pogajanj, vendar Sc
ne We, kje Sc bodo ista nadalje
vala.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Velik italijanski parnik
pogreznjen.

New York, N. Y, 10. Jan.
Prispelo je porocilo, ki naznanja,
da je bill V Sredozemskem morju
torpediran in pogreznjen velik i
talijanski parnik "Milazzo", N
ie incl 1000 ton prostOrnine. =
Parnik je bill torpediran po nem-
Skem podmorskem colnu. Glove
skin zrtev nj bilO.
Parnik je bill skoro popolnoma
nov in je bill dograjen leta 1916
ZadnjiG je bill ameriSkem vo-
doviu meseca septembra 1916.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Upori ma Portugalskem.

Madrid, Spansko, 9. jan : Po-
roeila IL Madrida naznanjajo, ola
so Sc pojavili ma Portugalskem
ponovni nemiri.
Uprlo Sc je mostvo portugal
skin vojnih ladij ter zaeelo obstre-
ljevati utrdbe V Lizboni.
V Portugalski je bila revolucija
ze V prvi polovici decembra Ian
skega leta. Po tridnevnih bojih, V
katerih je bilo usmreenih II oseb
in med 300 in 400 ranjenih, je sta
ra vlada pred uporniki kapituli-
rala. Pod DIR. Paesom je bila Sc
stavljena nova vlada.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Nemski castniki-vjetniki ne dobt
nikake place.

Washington, D. G. = Ker noce
Nem6ija izplacevati ameriSkim
Gastnikom, ki so vjeti Nemciji
nikake place, zato so Washing
tonu odlocili, da Sc tudi nemskih,
tukaj vietih Gastnikov ne bo pla-
Gevalo "a casa njih vjetniStva
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
PoIdrugi million ameriskih
vojakov pod orozjem.
p; ~ Po1oaria sta sklenh mir? Velk tajansh parnik
nooreznen Nensko casopisje in ekoslovaska leg1Ja
Upor ma Portugalskem. = Angleska bolnska ladJa
torpedirana.

,a translation filed with Chicago Ill., January l
" 1917 as required by the Act of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
FRANCESCA zMAGA.

Z nenadnim in presenetlJivim
napadom SO v torek Francozje v
okolici St. Mihiela razbili skoro e.
no milo nemske fronte = 10 so
FIrancozje demolizrali nemsle po-
stojanke in unieili njih utrdbe in
zakope, so Sc povrnili nazaj v ,Yo-
je zakope, privedsi seboj lE6
vojjnih vjetnikov in precejsnje
stevilo strojnih pusk. To porccilo
lie izdal francoski vojni urad.
Francozje so odbili sovrazni
napad V sampanjskem okraju. V
|verdunskem okraju in gornji AL
Izaciji Sc nadaljuje topnisko bole-
vanie. Porccilo Sc glasi:
" sampanjskem okrajn smo
odbili sovrazni napad, izvrsen ma
nase postojanke vzhodno Mont
Tentona. Pri Avecourtu in BeZon-
vauXu Sc vrSl tOpnlsko boJevanJe'
"V okraju Woevre in severno
Seichepray smo priredili silen IN
presenetljiv napad ma nemske po-
stojanke XII je izvrstno uspel. Cd
delek nasih Get je razbil 1900 jar
dov sovrazne fronte. Nemske u,
trdbe in pozicije so bile razdeJa.
ne. Ko so prispele nase eete naza5
svoje strelne jarke, so pripelja.
le seboj 176 vojnih vjetnikov IL
zaplenile so tudi veliko stevilc
strojnih pusk in roenih granat.
"V gornji Alzaciji Sc vrsi ma O.
beh straneh moeno topnisko OBJ
streljevanje, posebno zivahno pa
lie severno Rhone-Thine prekopa.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Sneg ovira nemske ope-
racije v italijanskih
pIaninah.

Ill., January th
1917, required by the OctOber6th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11

Gliha vl1up Striha! je dejal hui
die jezuitu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Hrabrost francoske
tujske Iegije.

True translation Chicago Ill., January lth
1917 as required by the Act of Oetober6th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Nemci izpraznili 130 francoskih
vasi.


Pariz, F'rancija. = Poro6evalec
lista "Matin" naznanja, da so ma
povelje feldmarSala Hindenburga
izpraznili Nemci 130 francoskih
vasi. Te vasi lezijo "a francosko
fronto vecinoma st. quentinskem
okraju in so bile baje izpraznjene
IL strategicnih ozirov, ola Sc bodo
lazje branile nemske vrste V oza-
dju. Ia porocevalec nadalje ma
znania, da je bilo samo enl tre-
TIM cd 100000 deportiranih Bel
gijcev dovoljeno povrniti Sc V
svojo domovinO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
General Nivelle odstavljen.

Pariz, Franciia. = General Ro-
bert George NiveIle je bill odpo-
klican s svojega mesta in imeno-
van poveljnikom neke armade v
Algiriji. Casniki komentirajo, ola
je povod Nivellejevemu odpokll-
Gu francoska pomladanske ofenzl-
va.
Ko Sc je pritela velika franco
ska ofenziva proti Nemcem na %
mill dolgi 'front.' med scissors In
Reimsom aprilu 1917, je pove-
lieval general Nivelle francoskim
Getam V tel ofenzivi. V franco
skem drzavnem zboru so sedaJ
razpravljali o tel ofenzivi in prisli
do zakljucka, ola ofenziva nj uspe-
la kakor bi morala ter ola so bill
uspehi predrago placani.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11

Mirovna ! vala.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-11
Mirovna pogajanja

\ Kodanj, Dansko.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
bARES ACTIVITY
Of LEAGUE" IN
THIS COUNTRY
Official Government InveSti-
gator Says Three Branches
of Pan German 0rganiza-
tion Were Formed Here.
Irternational News Service

lHternatOnA News service.
WASHINGTON, April Ger
many is today carrying on a cam
paign 10 embroil the United States
and Mexico. according to testimony
offered before a subcommittee Of
the senate judiciary committee to-
cay by Dr. Earl Sperry OF Syracuse
university. There is a German or
sanitation in Mexico now which has
for its sole purpose the causing Of
war between the United States and
Mexico. Or. Sperry said. The witness
has been engaged in government
work during the past winter and has
had access to the records of the de-
partment Of justice and his testi-
mony is considered as official by the
committee.
The Mexican organization of Ger
mans which is engaged in arousing
anti-war feeling is known as the
League Of German Citizens. DR..
Sperry told the committee.
Form Three Branches.
Germany's tentacles have been
spread over the United States as in
every nation, DR.. Sperry declared.
Three branches of the Pan-German
league were founded in this coun-
tiy. he said, and propaganda in their
behalf was carried on by DR.. Karl
Peters
Church societies have carried on
the work Of ''kaiserism" in the
United States and both Catholic and
Protestant ciergymen have done
much work in instilling German
ideas in their congregation, the wit
LESS said.
The following organizations were
Indicted by DR.. Sperry as being for
the purpose of carrying on German
propaganda in the United States:
Tie American Embargo Conference,
the Friends Of Peace, the American
Neutrality league, the American In
dependence Union, the American
Truth society and Labor's National
Peace Council. All OF these organi-
cations were favored and supported
by mem bers of the German -Ameri-
can alliance, DR.. Sperry said. with
the purpose of having the support
OF individuals rather than of the
organization in order that the or
ganization might have clear skirts.
Franz Won Rintelen was a free
lance" sent to the United States TO
further this work, Dr. Sperry said.
He declared that Won Rintelen cam
here with more than 100000 and
power to make direct bribes TO con-
gressman."
More than SS91.OO was spent by
on Rintelen. he said. Ito arouse
labor against Americas participa-
ton in the war and a large part of
this sum was spent through Jere-
rl;ah O'Leary. DR.. Sperry declared.
As indicative Of the success of the
German octopus in this country.
there are at the present time 49l
German schools in the United
States, Sperry said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
KAHN WILL LEAD
DRAF 7 LAW FIGHT
To be Principal Supporter of
Measure on Fixing
of Quotas.
nternationaI News service

International News Service
WASHINGTON. April 9.-The ad-
mInistration again has called upon
julius Kahn, republican, TO lead the
tight for the enactment of draft
legislation in the house. Kahn led
the fight for the passage Of the
original selective draft law a year
ago, when Chairman Dent of the
house military affairs committee,
declined 10 be the administration
spokesman.
The new draft quota bill, TO which
there is powerful opposition in the
house. will come up for considera-
ton Thursday. Rep. Fields Of Ken
lucky will act for Chairman Dent
on the democratic side in urging
passage of the measure, but the
final speech will be made by Rep.
Kahn. republican.
Rep. Kahn conferred with Pres't
Wilson this afternoon. He acknowl-
edged that the administration bill
was in serious danger of defeat, but
believed that when all the facts
we're. placed before il, the house
would see the essential justice of
the measure and would pass it by a
fair majority.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
DANIELS PLEASED
BY NAVY OUTLOOK
Says Liberty Motors and
Eagle U-Boat ChaSerS Will
Soon be Available.
INTERNATIONAL News Service /:

news CEENlIts
BUFFALO, y. Y, April 9.-Sec'y
of the Navy Daniels. who is here
today speaking il behalf of the Lib
erty loan campaign, spoke most op-
timistically Of the naval outlook in
this country. He said he went
through the Ford plant at Detroit
yesterday and saw the work being
done on the new Liberty motors
and the Eagle submarine chasers
six floors 1000 feet long are en-
gagged at the Ford plant in produc-
ing Liberty motors" he said. Mr..
Ford said that 200 Of these motors
would be turned out this month and
thereafter they will be coming along
in increased quantity production. He
further said there is no better motor
made than the Liberty motor
The EaS submarine chaser VIII
soon be produced in quantities. one
is 10 be ready in June and by fall
we will have 100 OF them.
The secretary made three speeches
while here for the Liberty loan
campaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
M'ADOO ORDER ENDS
LAWYERS ABUSES IN
FILING DAMAGE SUITS
International News Service

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. April 9--Court
actions against railways under fed
eral control must be brought in the
county o. district in which the
Tlaintiff resides or in which the
cause of the action arises. Railways
Director NIcAdoo made this ruling
today in the form Of a general or.
der aimed to wipe out IN abuse that
has grown for years among lawyers
making a specially of railway cases.
u was pointed out that suits against
railway companies often are insti-
tuted hundreds OF miles from the
scene of an accident. often for the
very purpose OF putting the COM
any 10 so much srouble that il VIII
settle out Of court rather than go TO
the great expense involved in having
the case go before a jury.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
SEN. PENROSE IN
ATTACK ON CREEL
Asserts Director of Inf0rma-
ton is "Smeared All Over
With Treason"
Iuternational Vows Servi.c

International News ScrrI.o
WASHINGTON. April 4-en.
Penrose of PennsylvanIa caused
sensation I'm the senate debate over
the sediuon bin this afternoon Iy
charging that "there are depart
ments in Washingtou containing
very large number OF employees .l
pro-German leaniugs and authors ~
reasonable articles.
He proposed an amendment t0 re-
move from office amy g0.ammeu-
employe utterins di-logaI zenu-
ments.
"I do not see why ve should pen
NIT men ike Mr. CreeL for instance.
whose scurriioJs and 0efamat0r ut-
terances ON the constitution OF the
United States were read i1 This body
the other day. 20 1e hoId.l- au or
Gee and pu.l-niE- rau--lly
chronicle when he is -rearsl ai
over 9l-h treason. said sen Pen
rose.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09

big scale and are ready 10 meet the
TeutOns with blow for blow
Expect Average Losses.
Gen Foch. the generalissimo az
the allied forces Gncludine ths
Americans) is noted for his ability
to parry heavy blows with small
forces and for his ingenuity in
saving his men from needless losses.
Even with Germany making her su-
preme effort of the war, the peop 10
OF England and France are u.t
alone confident OF victory uut ARE
satisfied that the allied losses viii bs
negligible IN comparison with thr
magnitude of the engagement
An evidence Of the superior fight
ing qualities of the allies and ther
better generalship was gi en in the
recent burst OF lighting between the
Somme and ANre rivers. when allied
forces often repulsed enemy groups
siS times their own numbers This
was not a necessity. however, as fh"
allies are holding great masses o.
men and guns i'm reserve.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
FRANCE CUTS BREAD
ALLOWANCE 0NE-THIRD
MEAT PRICE SOARING

international News Service
WASHINGTON. April 9.-F'rance
has cut her bread allowance about
,ue-third. the food administration
announced today From now on
Lreae will he rationed on the follow
ing 'aais:
Children less than three years old.
To ounces per day. children 10
1s. seven ounces. persons Is 20 SO
ears. 10 - ounces. with an extra
allowance OF : IL ounces for those
iu the hard working class. and per-
sons over so years. seven ounces.
Since bread constitutes more than
oue-haif the diet OF the French and
since the price Of meat is as prac-
tjcaIly 20 prohibit its use by large
part Of the population, the food ad-
rnInistration views these figures a.
highly significant OF the extent 10
which the French are going in their
efforts 20 restrict food consumption.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
AS A DRUNK,
MAY BE HELD AS SPY
.ns Snrrilr

frtcrnational News Service:
PARSONS. Kas.. April 9.--Letters
round on John Fischer, a German
sentenced 20 jail for 80 days and 20
paw a fine OF 500 for having liquor
IN his possession, are being investi-
-atcd today by county officials and
FEDERAL agents.
The letters found on him we're
from his sister in New Jersey and
smoke Of the resent great successes
~ the German arms. She Dragged
,bat munitions plant near her
home was destroyed with "a loss OF
"a million dollars. Another attempt
we made failed. she wrote. This
IS believed by federal officials TO
~efer 20 an attempt 10 set fire 10
another munitiOn plant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
COST
HAS DOUBLED
SINCE 1900
u. S. Bureau Finds Food Cost
Alone Would Have Cover
ed All Household Ex-
penSeS 18 Years Ago.
.ternatlonal News Service:

International News Service:
WASHINGTON, April g. The
average American family spends as
much today for food alone as il did
in 1900 TO maintain the entire house
hold.
The cost OF living has doubled
since the beginning OF the century.
according 10 a report issued today
by the bureau of labor statistics.
The average cost OF household main
tenance in 1900 was $769. During
1917 the cost for the same commod-
tiles was $1.401. Food alone in 1917
cost only $50 less than all items
combined in 1900, when 1927 rep
resented the expenditure for food i'm
the average workingman's family.
BY 1911 IL had swt!led 10 $3.50 and
in 1917 increased to S716.
Landlords Toll Up.
The landlords toll has gone up
% per cent anG clothing has doubled.
rising from $10S TO $21O. Fuel and
lighting have increased from $40 10
$50 The largest advance in these
items occurred between 1914 and
1917 The 1917 figures. the report
says. are already Incorrect because
Of the continuous advances.
The minimum standard OF COM
fort today. the bureau shows. re-
quires a wage approximately of
$500 "A year. The average OF "a
American cities is that the minimum
amount necessary for "A reasonable
standard OF health and comfort is
S1.65O. n which $3.50 is spent for
food. Investigation made by the de-
partment OF health in New York
city fixed the figures for that city at
SI.6S2. In compiling the figures the
bureau omits the cost Of such things
as amusements charity. books in
surance. taxes and expenses incident
TO sickness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
AUSTRIAN HELD AS SPY
AMONG GOTHAM NEGROES

international News Service.
NEW YORK. April 2. - Charged
with spreading German propaganda
amonc Negroes here. Max treuden-
helm. who claims ne is an Austrian,
is being held today by government
authorities 20 await internment pro
ceedings. Department OF justice OF
fcfaIs say F'reudenheim worked as
German propagandist while posing
IS AN insurance agent Al alleged
threat 10 XIII an aged Negro woman
n Harlem whom he believed had
informed the authorities OF bis ac-
tiyities, led 90 his immediate arrest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
iia Says Germany is Trying to Embro S. and Mexico Aai
German Study is
Barred in Schools
Here Next Year

Action eliminating the German
language as a study in the South
Bend public schools was taken by
the board of school trustees at the
regular meeting Monday night. The
action becomes effective at the close
OF the present semester in June.
For some time there has been an
agitation 10 replace the study of the
German language in the local public
schools with some other foreign Ian
guage. The matter was brought TO
the attention Of the school board at
its meeting Monday night. and il
was informally decided that after
the present semester closes, German
will be abolished from the class
rooms.
J. +. Nuner, superintendent Of
schools, declared that no new class
es in German will be started during
the present semester. He said that
German has not met with much
favor among pupils in the public
schools for sometime. and that at
present there are only about three
classes in the elementary grades.
"Of course in the high school
where German is necessary for
preparation for college work, a class
will be continued" declared the su-
rerintendent, "but German as one OF
the studies in the cirriculum will BE-
abolished. There are plenty of other
languages TO take its place he said.
At the next meeting OF the board
formal action, il is declared. will be
taken to eliminate the teaching Of
German in the South Bend schools.
A resolution making the necessary
provision, il is said, will be present
ed for passage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
CONFEREES DEADL0CKE0
OVER WHEAT AT $3.50
Iptrnationai News service :

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. April 9.-Senate
end house conferees were still tight
IL deadlocked today over 2.5O wheat.
they expected. however. before
evening TO formally disagree and
make a report tomorrow.
The conferees planned 20 lay their
disagreement before the house for
Instructions. This Will give the house
an opportunity 10 vote on the meas
ure and register its approval or dis
approval OF the new minimum.
The proposal passed the senate by
"A two-thirds vote despite the admin
lstratiop's protest 4 vote will be
taken later in the week. according
70 present plans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-09
GOODRICH WARNS MAYORS
TO PREVENT lYNCHlNGS

Neu-s-Times Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April .. -
Gov. Goodrich today sent telegrams
20 the sheriffs and mayors OF In
diana. warning them TO take precau-
tions against occurrances like the
Collinsville. IL. affair where a mob
lynched a pTo-German. The gov
ernor offers the services Of the state
militia when needed 10 quell such
disturbances.