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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-06

Allied Thrusts Fail to Force
Resumption of German
Drive-Ceneral Foch Ex-
pected to Strike.
U. S. men REPULSE FOE
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, July 6.-German troops last
night attempted to raid the American
sector in Lorraine, at Xivray. The
war Office announced today that the
enemy was completely repulsed in this
effort, as he was in raiding attempts
at point on the French front.
The statement reads:
French detachments penetrated the
German lines and brought back pris
oners.
Several raiding thrusts by the Ger
mans at Chaume Wood, upon the
American sector at Xivray, and in the
Vosges were completely repulsed.
THE night was quiet on the re
mainder of the front"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-06
The Weather
(By Associated Press)

For Indiana by United States Wealth
er 6ureau-Fair tonight and Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-06

Today's Temperature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
Here Are Prize Loan Essays
by High School Students

triot enough 10 enlist your dollars
in freedoms cause? Make your
money fight for the stars and
Stripes! Every penny is an added
fear to that egotist, across the seas,
who thought that he could conquer
the world. Produce your fighting
money. Back it up with good strong
Americanism. 1t will back our men
and they will show him where he
was wrong.
We, who have lived all our lives
meath the protection of ths Flag.
who have received, or are receiving
the best of educations furnished by
the government back of that F .ag.
and who have enjoyed the privileges
of freedom as provided by that Flag
do We not owe the government the
right to borrow our savings? And
you. who have come here, fleeing
from oppression, and have here en-
joyed the rights of freedom and
equality, and have lived comfortably
and we'll. do you not owe the gov
eminent your aid?
We are really not giving anything.
II is merely a loan which Will be
paid in fUIl-and with interest. To
buy a bond may not be the most
that we can do, but it is positively
the least that we can or ought TO
90.
Is there one among US who does
not Immediately rise to his feet
when our national air is played
And when the Flag is passing by
is there a one whose hand does not
involuntarily remove his hat, whose
shoulders do not automatically
straighten. whose heels do not click
together with a semblance of milf
tary precision, whose heart does not
thrill with such love and devotion
that he wishes to live for TO strive
for, 70 die for the Flag?
Let US turn this thrilling patriot
ism into cash. old Glory does not
ask us to die for her. She asks us
to live for" 10 strive for" and 70
do something which is more effec-
tive than either. and that is to
volunteer money
Is your Irish" up Prove it. Buy
a bond,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
YANKS' HIGH EXPLOSIVE
SHELLS WREAK DAMAGE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Friday records the continued sue
cessful advance of the first Ameri-
can army northwest of Verdun re-
ported in press dispatches last night.
IL follows:
Headquarters American eXpedi-
tionary forces, Sept. %:
Section A-Northwest of Nerdun.
the first army continued its attacks
begun yesterday. The towns of
Charpentry. Very. Epinonville and
IVORY were taken. Repeated hostile
counter attacks. OF Maj. Gen. Cam
erOns corps were thrown back by
troops from Ohio. New Jersey, Mary
land and Virginia, and from Ore
gon. Washington, Colorado, Wyom-
ing and Montana. The captured ma
terial includes over 100 guns Of
which u are Of heavy caliber. many
trench mortars and hundreds Of
machine guns The number Of
prisoners has arisen 10 over 5000,
including l25 officers"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
''MHG | SHOULD BUY \ LIB
ERTN BOND"
L. pifh Masters
.citlI Masters.

There are many reasons why /
should buy bond of the fourth Lib
erty loan; l will enumerate how
ever the two chief reasons only, but
/ am sure they are sufficient TO con-
vince anyone. First, from a cold
blOoded business standpoint they are
the best possible investment. when
was it ever possible 10 buy a gov
eminent bond at par? United States
bonds were selling at 122 in 1914.
When was il possible TO get IA
percent on your money, with such
gilt-edged security as the United
States of America? You are running
no risk whatever. Your are merely
changing your money into securities
just as valuable and getting 1 Ia
percent for doing IT, And so fourth
Liberty bonds are a safe, sound and
profitable investment for your
money, and now / come to the real
reason why 1 should buy Liberty
bonds even if / did not realize a
penny of profit
We are waging this war against
the monster, militarism. that is
threatening TO destroy our civiliza-
ton. In order 10 carry on this war
successfully we must have money.
and lots of it TO buy guns, muni-
tons and other implements of war.
In peace times the ordnance spent
about s13, 900 a year, now they
spend rhat much every day. Millions
OF shells are sent over daily by the
American artillery as peace offerings
TO Fritz. It will take billions of dol
lars TO supply the sinews of war.
Are we going to stint in money mat
ters when our fathers, brothers and
friends are shedding their life blood,
IN France, in defence Of that great
est Of principles. democracy. l
would be ashamed 10 salute that
Flag that sheltered and protected
me all of my life if I had not done
something TO further the war which
if lost would surely end in the de-
struction of the noble state which
the Flag symbOlizes.
Let US see why we declared war
on Germany. We declared war on
her for the npresidented acts of
barbarity which they computed.
Did not these modern Huns over
run Belgium, that tiny and almost
defenceless nation which all other
nations are bound by international
laws to respect? Did not these edu-
Gated savages sing the Lusitania and
murder hundreds OF women and
children? Have they not sunk hos
Dital ships. bonn barded hospitals
deported the people Of Belgium and
committed such atrocious deeds that
il makes Us shudder 10 think OF
them? Since all these are true. and
they cannot be denied. let US give
our money 10 the last cent that we
may cut out this abscess, Prussian-
ism.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
ENGLAND MAY NOT
GRANT ARMISTICE
According to Chronicle, Britain
Will Negotiate With Bull
garia on Latter'S Plea.
Associated Press Service:

Associated Press Service:
LONDON, Sept 2S.-London
morning newspapers. while consid
ering that an armistice is not a
necessary preliminary 10 a discus
sion OF peace, recognize the ad-
vantages OF a separate peace with
Bulgaria. They insist, however,
on the carrying out OF the allied
policy in the Balkans and the safe
guarding of the interest Of Serbia,
Roumania and Greece.
IF Bulgaria wants to negotiate,
we are willing, but it is not likely
an armistice will be granted" says
the Daily Chronicle.
The only possible guarantee. de-
clares the Daily Telegraph. are the
surrender of the Bulgarian armies
and the submission of the Bull
garian people TO the allies, who
seek justice and not vengeance"
The allied governments, the Daily
Telegraph says. will not pay too big
"a price for the distinct advantage
Of a separate peace and they will
not forget Serbia. The Times de-
clares il is for the commanders in
the field 70 deal with the present
proposal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
rs YOUR IRISH up VIOLIN
TEER \ BOND FOR OLD
GLORN!"
Margaret Frcshley.

Lives there a man with soul so
dead" that his Irish" is not up
against the kaiser. his ganS, and
their "kultur' he hears not
nor needs not the call of Old Glory?
Thousands OF our American boys
heard Old Glory's call when she ask
ed for men. and they are now "over
there" hghting for the Flag. for
democracy. and for God.
old Glory now calls for money
through the fourth Liberty loan
campaign. Volunteer, Get your
Irish" up, But a better name for
Irish" is Americanisn: and Ameri-
canism is that fighting Red. White
and Blue blood which should be in
all OF Us.
Is this Americanism answering the
call OF the Colors? Are you man
enough or woman enough. or pa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
POLICE FINALLY
RAID BARRETT.
Five Gallons of Whisky are
Taken From Saloon
Kitchen.

Tony Barretts Owl on Center ST..
for long time undisturbed by the
police was raided Saturday night
by a detail of officers in charge OF
Sergt. Benjamin H Roberts with
the result that five gallons OF
whisky were found in Barretts
kitchen.
Unusual activity by the police
around the owl was noticed by cit-
zens about $50 o'clock in the even
ing. and an investigation developed
the fact that Sergt. Roberts and his
men. were forcing Barrett TO sur
render not only himself but a good
IN quantity of liquor.
When the police entered the
place Barrett slammed the door 10
the kitchen shut. and It locked with
a spring lock. Barrett refused to
open the door and Sergt. Roberts
broke it in This whisky was found
in bottles and other containers
Barrett was placed under $500
bonds for his appearance in city
court Monday morning on charge
Of having the unlawful possession
of liquor.
The whisky was taken 10 the
chief Of policies Office and was
placed in the closet there 10 be held
as evidence against Barrett
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
ELKHART GOES
OVER IN z HOURS
Liberty Loan Committeeman
There Believe Record Set
for Northern Indiana.
Associated Press Service /:

Associated Press Service:
ELKHART. Ind. Sept 2s-Elk-
hart is over the top with the fourth
Liberty loan Its quota of $7O0, 600
was raised today. The volunteers
response today was 50 overwhelm-
ing that at many OF the precinct
booths there were long lines OF pa
triots waiting TO subscribe.
There is no question but what
we are over the top with our
quota" said Sen A II. Beardsley
and Miss Roberta Stair, the city
campaign chairmen. this afternoon.
II is believed that a record has
been established for northern In
diana cities. for Elkhart was well
over the top two hours after the
precinct booths We're opened at 2
O'clock. However, the policy OF up
and doing" will be continued right
up 10 closing time at o'clock to-
morrow night
majority of Elkhart volunteers
over bscribed the individual quo
tas prescribed by the campaign
committee. For example, one citi-
zen whose quota had been placed at
$3.50. took $4,000 worth Of bonds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
When we've brought home the
Grand Old Prize
That's why!
THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA.
AND THE FOURTH-LIBERT
LOAN"
Herbert smith

Herbert Smith.
The fourth Liberty loan manual
for boy scouts of America. in part
reads The world war is our war.
We are in it heart and soul to win.
Nearly a million ana half Ameri-
can boys are fighting on French soil
today. side by side with our brave
allies. Millions more will be across
in the near future. They are fighting
gloriously, dying nobly for US and
the great ideals to which our coun-
try is dedicated.
They are freely offering their all
What are we, at home, going TO do
for them and for the cause? What
is our part in the great task Of
winning the WARP"
The answer is clear. The imme-
date and all essential task just
ahead is to make the fourth Liberty
loan a success so tremendous, so
convincing that all the world may
know where America stands when
it comes 10 practical patriotism
That we can fight. our boys in France
have splendidly proved. That we can
support them, we have shown in the
past. That we can and will double
and treble that support, at whatever
cost. the fourth Liberty loan will
prove,
The boy scouts of America have
pledged themselves in every respect,
to do their utmost TO help make the
fourth Liberty loan a triumphant
success.
They have rendered valuable ser
vice during previous campaigns in
distributing literature. posters. stick
ers, etc, and in selling Liberty
bonds. The scouts have sold in pre-
yious campaigns. one million. three
hundred and twenty-five thousand.
six hundred and forty nine subscrip-
tions, amounting 10 two hundred
and four million, one hundred and
sixty-nine dollars
The last week in the fourth Lib
erty loan campaign has been eff
cially recognized as Boy scout week.
There are about One-half million
boys looking forward TO the week
when they are 10 be turned loose
on the Slackers OF the country who
are trying TO escape the privilege Of
buying Liberty bonds. but they will
have no more chance of escap ping
the scouts than the kaiser has Of
reaching Paris.
In order 10 see that no Stacker es-
capes every scout must sacrifice
much time and pleasure. which they
are more than willing TO do. Is there
any reason why you should ask the
boy scouts or other Liberty loan
workers 10 give up their time and
pleasure, TO come TO you 10 ask you
10 do e thing which is your duty and
which you should be willing to step
up to one Of the numerous Liberty
loan booths and volunteer your dol
lars 10 help win this war?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29

The following casualties are reported
~ the commanding general n the AIMEE.
lean eXpeditionary forces Killed iu l.-
ton, - missing iu action. 81. wounded
severely. Is. died from wounds z died
from accident AMI other causes. 4 died
Of disease = wounded degree uudeter-
mmined. . wounded slightly. 4. pr's-
cuers. . Total -H>
KILLED ~ ACTION
TEUTENANI>
James Ivan Lappert Tav:1re.le llL
Cloyd poup Fuuderhu-C. FiQua. I'D
PRTNATES-
Karl W Hurr Buevrus o.
Orville Lowe ROCKVILLE Ind
Arthur $. Miller. Ihurston.
james J. sullivan Chicago. lll.
Mark Tonks. Witt Iii
Norman II Eeith. Conncaut. o.
Clyde Lain Wright Marshall. Mich.
DIED OF WOUNDS;
Lieut. Herschel a. Tritt. Vienna. il
DIED OF DISEASE;
Pvt Edward A. Carr. Chicago D..
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
Pvt. Joe Hardy. Jenkins. Ky
WOUNDED SEVERELY:
SERGEA NrS
James z Hooper Neoga. Ill
Oran WILDER Royland. Detroit. Mich.
CORPORALS
Harry Henry Cook Hebron. III
Hale Y. Dirlam New London. q.
Jerry Loukota. Berwyn. III.
Emil J. Mattingly. Connenburg Ind
Harry ]. Thinker. Chicago III
James l.. Riddle. Forest Cottage. hT
Mechanic Edward Benson, Chicago. IT,
PRIVATES:
Roy W. Durmey. Cleveland. O
Frank FriEzell Windsor. I'LL
Phillip Heltz. Winchester, Ind.
Wright Hill. Columbus. @.
Frank Lain, Bowling Green. Ky.
Robert Frame Clinton, Ind
Ira Hardin. PsIville Ky
Emmett Madden. Ostrander. q.
Charles Palermo. Cleveland. q.
Rice r. Pennington. Terre Haute Ind
Thomas Savage, Youngstown o
John B. Sharp. Groveport. q.
Fred Siler. Bradford, q.
Victor Edwin Smith. Kalamazoo. Mica.
George y. Snowgrass Chicago, III
Burton -. Struble Delta. %.
Claude Swan. Bickneu. Ind
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY:
Sergt James W. kooB. Weems q.
MISSING n ACTION:
Lieut. William q sherman. Indian
apolis. Ind.
PRIYATES
william Bartlett Bay Citv Mich.
James Ellison. Yosemite Ky
JEFF Emhry. Glen Dean. XIV.
Lloyd Pealy. Mineral city. %.
Bruno Rynkowsky. Chicago ill.,
Louis Wolcoves Chicago, XII
TOTAL NUMBER OF CASUALTIES To
DATE.
Including those reported above
Killed In action Including -Hl az sea ,.
OBI died Of wounds . 3G0 died Of dis
ease 1.SS2. died from accident and other
causes 9O6. wounded in action. Is o.
missing In action Including prisoners q.
500. Total 20 date. 55.5d6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29

monia. will be held Monday morn
ing at o'clock at -. StanisIaus'
church. Rev. r. Marciniak oficiat-
ing. Burial will be in Cedar Grove
cemetery.
Petty Officer Lewandowski %
years old. is the son Of Mrs. Stella
Szczypiorska 1909 Linden av RE
enlisted in the navy on July 6. 1918.
and for seven years previous % that
was employed by the New YORK
Central Railway Co. serving Of re-
cent years as a switchman- He was
mem Der OF the Brotherhood OF
Railroad Trainmen. lodge No. %.
the mem bers OF which will have
charge OF his funeral
Besides his mother he is survived
by a brother. Frank. who is "A mem
Der Of the aviation corps and has
been in France since Decem Der
1917: a sister. Anna. two step-sis-
ters Clara and Teckla Szczypiorska,
and a step brother. John szczypior-
ski.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
BILL
DEFEAT CERTAIN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
the woman suffrage forces were on
the defensive. That the opposition
is strong enough to defeat the reso-
luton was conceded both by sens
Pittman Of Nevada. democrat. and
Smoot OF Utah republican, WHO
have worked actively in its behalf
Chairman Jones OF the woman suf-
frage committee, did not formally
concede defeat, but said he would
consider between now and Monday
what course should he taken. The
resolution may be brought to a vote
for the purpose of providing a rec
ord for the November elections. or
withdrawn for several weeks. Vir-
tually all Of its supporters tonight
privately admitted that not enough
votes can be mustered now for its
adoption.
Opponents today began but were
not forced 10 continue flibuster in
their effort 70 POSTPONE action until
Monday because of the absence of
several senators. Most OF today's
debate was occupied by Senators
favoring the resolution, with Sens
Pittman and Smoot renewing their
controversy regarding pledges of
democratic and republican support
and the question of partisan politics
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
WHY BUY?

Because you'll learn to save
That's why.
Because the kaiser'll start to rave
That why,
Because it's a good place to invest
Because the interest is the best.
Because you're helping our dear
L. =.
That's why!
Because a patriot YOU must be
That's why,
And clothe the boys across the sea-
That's why.
And buy them socks and underwear.
So through the lines the boys can
tear"
And lick the cussed Huns for fair
That's why,
So we can help our dear allies
That's why,
And prosecute the German spies
That's why
So we can buy the largest guns.
And give the boys al kinds Of buns,
So they can lick the horrible Huns
Nhl WHY
50 the boys viii save both YOU and
me
That's why,
And protect the rights Of Liberty
That's why,
So Uncle sam can buy more wheat
And beans for the boys in France
TO eat
So they can whip that "Old Hun
Cheat
That's why,
Because democracy will then fly
high
That's why
And autocracy beneath the sod will
lie
That's why.
Our stars and Stripes" will adorn
the skies.
Wen live at peace with our allies,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29

machine, the second one. occupied
by Lieuts. T.. r. Southee and Noble
Q. shit arrived.
The lats machine had to land a
short distance out Of South Bend in
order % get gasoline. which was OBJ
tanned from a farmer.
The aviators made a tour OF a
number of Indiana cities during the
day in the interest Of the Liberty
loan, arriving here from Warsaw
They arrived in south Bend too late
10 return TO RantOul Saturday night.
and remained here overnight. They
will leave for RantOul at 10 o'clock
this morning. The aviation part Of
Saturdays program was in charge
of II. W. Fox. vice publicity chair
man. and Z. w. Grouse.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
THE VOLUNTEER DRIVE
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN

Time-Sept. % and 20.
Where to Volunteer - Notice win be
mailed 60 every citizen and the To-
cation OF each booth will be pub
hshed in full page advertisement
Thursday, sept. 20.
81. Joseph COunty's quOta-S5,7J0.O0 900.
Date Of BOnds-Oct %. 1918.
Rate Of Interest-8H per cent.
Interest pay able-Aprll - and Oct. IS.
HOW TO BUY BONDS.
fash for entire amount mot en-
Couraged).
2-St. Joseph County Bankers Par
tial Payment plan Of . per cent
cash with subscription, and
per cent per week for 20 weeks
3-United states Treasury Partial
Payment plan Of 10 per cent with
subscription; 20 per cent Nov.
2l; 90 per cent Dec. 10; 20 per
cent Jan. g. 1919 and 20
per cent Jan. 30. 1919.
4-25 20 80 per cent and note for four
months at a bank.
Volunteer Buttons for those WIN
buy on sept. p and 20 only
How much TO buy per cent Of
your net worth, plus : to 10 per cent
of your annual income.
II farmer or retired, 5 per cent OF
your net worth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
An Appeal to Voters
of Indiana
REGISTER at
Court House
REGISTER
This Week

Only may register
books close October 9TH Despite the political
tons many Political tried
prevail all citizens their right They have
they
interfere the
ranks high while making world democracy
make democracy world" privilege ballot
democracy privilege, S particularly
that this time With than half the world arayd
establish permanent peace brotherhood duty
they will the the
conclusion and
before that
thought
October 9TH. Do
FREDERICK NUYS,
Demo State
indianapolis g
place register Joseph County County Building
Bend-open day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
MRS. LnHN SWEENEY

Mrs Charity sweeney died AT the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Melvin
Hosstter Of Lakeville, Ind. Friday
night she is survived by her hus-
band, John Sweeney. and two chill
dren. Mrs. Melvin Hosstter. Lake
Vile, Ind. and Mrs. Y. 3. Hardy OF
this city. She also leaves a grandson.
DR.. John J. Hardy OF North Liberty.
Ind.
The funeral services viii be held
Sunday afternoon at . o'colck at the
Maple Grove VI. Z. church. Rev.
Whitmore OF this city officiating.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
DEATHS
WILLIAM \. BARE.

William A Barr. y years old,
1885 Lincoln way +. died at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs T. A.
Dugdale Edwardsburg Mich. Sat
Urday morning following a two
weeks illness. He is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Edith Barr OF this city,
and a daughter, Mrs. T. A. Dugdale.
Edwardsburg. Mich. Mr.. Barr was
born in Brookville, Pa. Jan. p,
1916.
The funeral viii be held AZ the
Trinity Presbyterian church Monday
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Saun
ders officiating. Burial will be in the
Highland cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
ALLIES SMASH HUNS
ON 250-MILE FRONT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

garians into Bulgaria on the east
INTO Albania in the west. another
toward Uskub on the north The
Serbians. who are at the apex of the
salient. are moving toward Uskub
having taken Veles and its garri-
son. They are also approaching the
bulgarian border from east Of the
Nardar. In the Dorian region the al
lies are working their way over the
mountains toward the important
line Of the Struma river
1t is reported that the Austrian
forces in Albania are being with
drawn. If true, this is the logical re-
suit OF the allied drive in Macedonia
as the Austrians would be in a pre-
carious position should they attempt
TO hold their line in southern AL
bania.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
CHILD POISONED.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Sept. Is
blackberries that were
growing in the midst Of poison ivy
were wild grapes. Kenneth. three
year-old son OF Frank Baker. near
Decatur. ate them Wednesday anG
was soon afterward taken violently
ill., dying saturday.