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DENIES VATICAN VISIT.
Ambassador Page Says He Made
No Call on Pope,

PARIS. Dec. lO.--Thomas Nelson Page,
American Ambassador to Italy, to-day
issued statement here In which he
denied that he had called at the Vail
can TO convey the information that
President Wilson would visit Rome
December 22.
mo such visit was made by me nor
was any such announcement made by
me or By any, one connected with the
Embassy in Rome. In fact, no an
nouncement that the President would
visit italy ever has been made by me
or by any one speaking for me"
The sun., 1918-12-11
FOCH YIELDS TIME TO FOE,
Surrender of locomotives Put on,
says Berlin Newspaper.

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 1O.--The LokdIan
Sei0cr of Berlin says # learns from
competent sources that Marshal Focn
has agreed to postpone the date for
the surrender OF all German locomo-
tives until February /.
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PUNISH SLAYERS
OF ARMENIANS
Turkey Arrests Massacre Lead
ers and Sentences to Death
Are Expected.
GUILT HAS BEEN PROVED
Demands EytraditiOn From
Berlin Of Talaat Pasha and
Enver Pasha.
GUILT HAS BEEN PROVED

CoSsTANTINoPLE, Dec 10.-Dr. Rachid
former Governor OF the Province OF
Diarbekr. and Lieutenants of Gendar-
merle Chakri and Haroun have been
arrested for their part in the Armenian
massacres Of 1915 by the Turkish Gov
ernment. Their guilt has been estab-
lished and sentences of death are eH-
pected to follow.
\ Turkish military commission has
examined the former ViCe-Governor,
Ada Pazari. and other officials accused
of crimes against the Arnenians un-
der the Ministry OF Enver Pnshi and
Talaat pasha.
CoPENHAGEN. Dec. 10.-Turkey has
demanded the extradition of Talaat
Pasha, former Grand Nizier, and Enver
Pasha, the former War Minister, as
we'll as other members OF the former
Turkish Government who fled to Ger
many.
The Wolff Bureau, the semi-ofticial
news agency at Berlin. says that Enver
Pasha and Talaat Pasha will not be
extradited, but that others charged
with ordinary political crimes will DC
extradted.
Recent dispatches reported that both
Enver Pasha and Talaat Fasha had
been arrested at Berlin on the request
of the Turkish Government.
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U. $. Omcers Take Paris Hotel.

PARIS. Dec. 10.-The Hotel du
Louvre, on the Place du Palais Royal,
will be used as an American officers
hotel. Gen. Pershing has requested
the American Red Cross to make ar
rangements to take over the hotel and
run it on the American plan.
The sun., 1918-12-11
Portugal Sends Peace Delegates.

LISBON. Dec. l0.-Four Government
delegates. headed by the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, have left for France
to participate In the discussions pre-
liminary TO the peace conference.
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Lid on ON Pastry in Paris.

PARIS. Dec. 10-The Revictualing
Minister to-day authorized cooks to
resume the making Of pastry.
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CHRIsTIANIA, Dec. 10-Tho Nobel
Committee has resolved 80 to award
a Nobel peace prize in 1918.
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BERLIN, Dec. 9 delayed will
not put up with these conditions
another week. l will get out" de-
clared Philip Scheidemann, a mem
ber of the Government, to-day in a
speech defending the Government and
himself against the attacks of the
Spartacus group. SCheidemann de-
clared that the Government had 80
per cent. of the German population
behind It but nevertheless, 1t is sit
ting on a powder keg."
Herr Scheidemann added that Georg
Lcdebour. a Radical leader. had OBJ
structed the formation of a cabinet
for thirty-six hours. After the rev.
olution DR.. Karl Liebknecht, the Rad
ical leader. wanted to join the cabinet,
but only for three days. The speaker
described Liebknecht as person
who lacked every sense Of responsi-
bility."
Tho speaker said he regretted the
occurrences Of Friday, but declared
they were a natural consequence OF
the appeals made by the Spartacus
group TO the masses to arm them
selves and overthrow the Government.
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Liebknecht auicts Crowd.

Secretary Barths speech was re-
ceivcd with shouts OF dlsaPprOval and
demands that the building be stormed
and the person of the Secretary seized.
The crowd finally qu!eted down, how
ever, ana DIR. Liebknccht advised his
followers to content themselves with
showing their determination by cry
ing, Long live the social revolution"
After other speakers had directed
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To Talk over Grievance.

Jones also got hold Of a proclama-
ton which he said had been issued by
the Peoples Day Committee. It spoke
of the recent rioting az Madison
Square and Palm gardens, and Of the
alleged soldiers and Sailors" whom
the police were unable to control"
and asked the alleged soldiers and
sailors to stay away from the park on
the day of the demonstration. "On
that day the people" said the procla-
nation, will cease their labors and
go TO Central Park to talk over their
grievances with one another. They
will discuss, more particularly. the
following:
Suppression Of the constitutional
rights of free sDeech and free as
sembly.
Continued persecution and I'm
prisonment of large numbers Of the
people for daring to speak the truth
about the war.
THE continued hostile attitude OF
our armies toward the newly created
democratic countries of Europe
THE continued unwarranted I'm
prisonment OF many working class
leaueTs OH inahuiaS'uieu e'iueHCe'
"The proper method of bringing
this war to a speedy close and wiping
every vestige of its foul stain from
our midst.
Formation of an orderly society in
which there shall be more honest and
friendly cooperation among men and
women instead of a hypocritical
capitalism in which every mans hand
Is raised against his brother"
The sun., 1918-12-11
FIRST WIRELESS
CABINET MEETS
Marshall Upsets Precedent as
First Vice-President to
Preside at Session.
ACTS WITH LEGAL ADVICE
Opinion of Constable Lends
HumOr to SituatiOn-Mc-
AdOo Says Farewell.
special Despatch 10 TEE SUE.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 10.--The arst
Cabinet meeting directed to q certain
extent by wireless from mid-ocean
was held in the White House to-day.
with President Marshall ofrlciat-
ing in the Presidents absence.
y wireless message from the George
Washington asked Vice President
Marshall II he would preside and the
latter assumed his temporary duty as
acting President. At the outset Of the
meeting the Vice President said:
"GENTLEMES: In assuming the
chair and presiding over what is
known as a meeting of the Cabinet. !
deem It proper to make 4 brief state
ment so that my conduct may not be
misunderstood or misinterpre
am here and am acting in obedience
to request preferred by the Presi-
dent upon the eve Of his departure and
also at your request. But I am here
informally. l am not undertaking 10
exercise any official duty or function.
/ shall preside in an unofficial and in
formal way over your meetings out OF
Difference to your desires and those Of
the President"
The sun., 1918-12-11

COLOGNE, Dec. French and
American troops commanded by Gen.
Degouette officially entered Aix-la
Chapelle to-day and took over the oc-
cupation of that German city from the
Belgians. Allied tiags were flown in
the Frederick William place, where
the allied Generals assembled to take
the troops salute
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FRENCH HOLD MAYENCE.
Main Body Of Army of Occupation
Enters.

BERLIN. Dec, 10 (via Basle) The
main body Of the French army of oc-
cupation, headed by a band, has en-
tered Mayence (Mainz), one of the
principal fortresses of Germany on
the Rhine.
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McAdoo's Last Meeting.

At the conclusion of the meeting the
members came out with an air of a aban-
don and democracy which has been
lacking In the stern days OF the past.
The Vice President stopped TO shake
hands with tie newspaper correspond
ents and held a little impronptu re-
ception, remarking later that he en-
Joyed the experience thoroughly.
Mr.. McAdoo. who was attending his
last Cabinet meeting held a farewell
reception with the correspondents. Car
ter Glass will have assumed Office as
Secretary of the Treasury by the time
the next Cabinet meeting Is called.
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VIII He Brought TO Senses.

Specialization along the lines de-
manded by the incompetents," Schei-
demann added, would ruin industry
and trade II we remain longer in
this revolutionary crisis we are lost
beyond hope of rescue and we will
not have a piece of bread. If the
people do not come to their senses
they will be brought to their senses
by the Americans"
a group of Spartacus party ad-
herents. headed by DR.. Liebknecht,
made demonstration last night be-
fore the Chancellors Palace, now the
headquarters of the Government. The
crowd clamored for the appearance Of
Herr Barth. secretary os the Inde-
pendent Social democratic party and
Secretary for Social Policy in the
Ebert Ministry. He is a former mem
Der OF the Spartacus group, of whom
the remaining Spartacans' are sus-
p;cious.
IN answer to the ciamor Secretary
Barth appeared at a window and ad-
dressed the crowd. He said that II he
could meet Or. LiebkneCht In a public
hall for a straight talk LiebkneCht
would afteTward not have a single
workman behind him. He declared he
took his post In the Government on
Liebknecht's ins.stence.
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Gets Advice From Consta BILE.

MIR. Marshall astonished his audience
by saying he had been much inter-
ested and concerned over the various
opinions offered by constitutional law
yers as TO whether lie was or was not
rightfully entitled to Mr.. Wilson's Job
Not knowing just where he stood he
said, he had written to Newt Plum, q
constable in Indiana, to ask his ad-
vice. In reply he had received mes
sage saying: The President by leav-
ing the country loses his Cfflce but
retains his salary"
4 report Of the days proceedings
will be sent 10 the President either by
wireless or cable after he reaches
France.
For the first time IN many months
ali the telephone wires to the Capitol
were reported busy" and the runor
started that score or more Senators
were calling up the Vice President at
the White House 10 ask him II he had
any Information on peace terms and
other kindred matters which the Sem
ate so far has been unable TO procure.
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Activities of Hale.

Tho activities Of William Bayard
Hale. then Mr.. Hearst's correspondent
.' Berlin, were another subject OF con-
-rsation over the wire from the
inter resort TO the Offices of the New
''rk newspapers. Caleb II. Van
hanm Of the New York American
consistently urged on Mr. Hearst the
mcnA7" Of Hale's extravagant German
The sun., 1918-12-11
NEW YORK REDS
TO WEAR CREPE
IN PARK FRIDAY
Bolsheviki, Radicals, NAL
contents and Socialists
Plan Big Protest.
LEAFLETS DISTRIBUTED
Numerous 0utrages to Be
"Talked Over" in Open
Air Gathering.

The East side and Harlem were
flooded last night with thousands OF
anonymous leaflets summoning New
York's radicals, malcontents, Social
lists, anarchists and Bolsheviki to a
resurrection Of freedom" which the
radicals hope TO stage Friday after
itoon in Central Park.
In reality the resurrection OF free
dom" is nothing more than an enlarge
ment of the mourning parade which
the defiant agitators conducted a
couple OF years ago before the STAN
dard Oil Building at 26 Broadway
when they marched solemnly up and
down with bands OF crepe upon their
arms and-when the police were not
looking-carrying banners denouncing
John d. Rockefeller, capitalism and
all else that could be crowded upon the
home made signs.
1t is the date also upon which Presi-
dent Wilson is expected to land in
France for the peace conferences, and
the radicals do not agree with any
thing President Wilson is expected to
stand for at the conferences.
Great Secrecy Observed.
Apparently the radicals who con-
ceived the idea of the Central Park
gathering fear that the police may
have something to say regarding
whether it will be held, for they were
careful in having the invitations
printed to sec that everything was
left Off that might in any way serve
TO reveal where and by whom the in
vitations were printed. The men and
women who distributed them also were
counselled beforehand not TO reveal
who gave them the circulars, or whaC
exactly, was to be done at the meeting
Eventually, however. Ellis D. Jones
who has been more or less of figure
in the Socialist party for several years
ANNOUNCED at the Peoples House
which is the Socialist headquarters, al
Z East Fifteenth street. that the res
direction party was to be staged by
the Peoples Day Committee. That, he
said, was a committee OF radicals who
are very careful about keeping their
names secret.
All Of the leaflets distributed last
night bore mourning borders. Meet
me in Central Park Friday. the thir-
teenth" one said. mo speeches; wear
black crepe on your arm" instructed
another. The whistles will blow for
the workers on Friday, the thir-
teenth," said third. The words were
in red ink.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Rain or snow to-day, somewhat warmer; I;
tomorrow cloudy and colder.
Highest temperature yesterday, AZ; lowest a.
Detailed weather reports on last page.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
Eatonic Better than Hospital
Treatment

"Ihave found EAT0EIC great remedy for sto-
mach trouble, Indigestion etc. My wife has been
troubled for several years and has tried everything
you / sent her to hospital in " ashingtOn
this summer and the doctors could not do her any
good. but since she has taken ONE BOX OF EATONlC
she che feels like new woman so don't want
70 be without this wonderful medicine. - VIM A.
Britain, Village p. o., Va.
BY keeping the stomach in healthy condition
your general health steadily improves. After few
days use of EATONIC see how much stronger you
feel, how much more keenly you relish your food;
how soundly you sleep; how all traces of nervous
and irritability disappear. It's just as Mrs.
ida A. Carpenter, of Perry, Ohio, says:
Life seems worth living TO that my miser
able, gsssy stomach is so much better. EATONIO
has helped me so much that shall always speak
a good word for it."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
Deadly Poisons In Your System

An id-Stomach is unable to digest food pro-
perly and this causes that miserable, gassy bloated
feeling after eating indigestion belching, etc. But
that is not all. When that sour fermented mass of
partly dgested food passes into the intestines, it
produces poisons which, absorbed into the blood and
carried through the system, causes AUTHENTICATED
ton, nervousness, irritabilty, insomnia, mental
very often rheumatism lumbago and scistica, cir
rhosis of the liver, biliousness-sometimes, even
catarrh of the stomach and intestinal ulcers and
cancer in fact, doctors say that over fifty non-or
ganic ailments can be traced to acid-stomach.
Ii has made millions weak, ailing, stless and unfit,
and as YOU value your future life and happiness
don't let it get hold of you
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29

millions and more OF individuals.
elf-governing. and who from time TO
time choose from among themselves
as they will their lawmakers. thei.
executives and their judges. paying
them fixed salaries or wages. usually
for specified times and then re-em-
plOying them or not as they have
been pleased or not with their serv-
ices or for other reasons.
The government OF the United
States recognizes no groups. II
knows only individuals. It gives 10
all the hundred millions and more
Of individuals who through their
representatives make their own
laws the fullest possible protection
and freedom to associate them
selves as they will for all kinds OF
purposes that they believe will
minister 10 their welfare and happi-
ness so long as they do not inter-
fere with the rights Of others or
the welfare and happiness Of the
whole. But the government Is Of
none OF these groups. AS in no
other country I'm the world groups
OF all kinds, even OF race and
tongue and creed. are shifting con-
stantly, disintegrating and reform
Ing.
All Become Americans.
''As a result OF all this. while the
individuals Of all races cling to the
traditions and memories of their
ancestral homes and OF their kin
dred across the seas they all soor
become Americans.
There is no bar on speech and
no constitutional or legal prohibi-
ton against any tongue, but, for
convenience and because Of its
strength. beauty and utility. most
even Of the older people who come
here learn more or less Of the Ian
guage. the language OF our laws and
schools and Of every day use by a
great majority Of the people, and
to a great extent the language OF
the literature and commerce of the
world.
"All churches and creeds are pro-
tected equally by law and may prac-
tice any ritual and promulgate any
dogmas they please not in conflict
with the public peace, but IN the
atmosphere OF freedom they all tend
toward the religion of humanity
the ritual Of acts OF mercy, charity
and kindness. and the doctrine OF
the brotherhood Of man.
Not groups Of any kind but free
men. women and children make up
the people OF the United States
The spirit Of Americanization is the
spirit Of freedom and recognition
Of manhood as above all groups
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
Get Back Your Health,
Strength and OId-Time Visor

You want to ENJOY LIFE, be full of pep and
enthusiasm; be able 20 work with ease instead of
hstlessly, half-hesrtedy dragging out mere ex-
stence. Then strike at the seat of the troube-tha
one place, as any good doctor will tell YOU where
a large percentage of al non-organic ailments have
their origin-the STOMACH. Make the test with
EATONIC-see if it Is not an ACID STOMACH
that is ailing YOU. This is what w. J. Mattngly
Of Logootie, Ind, did. Read what he reports:
i ike EATONIC fine. was suffering from ndl-
EeSiOn, headache, sour stomach. fevershness and
lack Of Pep ana Vim. One box Of EATONIC hss
practically cured me of all this"
Also Mrs. G. II. thinner of Lyons Falls, Y. Y,
writes:
Please send ms two boxes Of EATONIC. NJ
husband has been uuabe % do any for years
and you cams imagine how the EATOEIC tablets
helping him. Send them right away. The doctor told
him he would not live until October"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
a Real DANGER

No one is alarmed by an occasional attack Of
indigestion, heartburn belching food-repeating or
that boated, lumpy feeling after eating, although
they are mighty distressing. The real danger lies
In what these symptoms lead TO.
Read what Mrs. C. L. McTeer, of Ranger, Ga. says
Always after meals had n lump in my throat
which caused to spit; my hes nutteTed and some
times felt "a though / would fall bat since have
taken EATOEIC haven't FELT any of these symptoms
Ihave been down with stomach trouble since May and
hadn' Z enjoyed a me al until used EATONIC."
Z. r. Fleming, of Smithdale, Miss, writes:
Have derived more benefit from EAToNIC than
auv other medicine l have ever tried. Had nervous
Indigestion for TWENTY YEARS Doctors or medi-
cines never did me any good and never received
any relief until used EATOHIC-"
Jno G. Fleschutz, Engineer of Mines, Denver,
Colo, writes:
'Ihave taken three boxes of EATONIC tablets
and they have entirely cured me; the distressing
emulation Of gases and the heavy feeling of the
stomach ss II By magic have disappeared within
three weeks treatment. though my case was one Of
three months standing and did not yield to medicine
prescribed by my physician"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
LADY COPS IN LONDON
WILL GET $40 PER WEEK

LONDON (By mail. )-Wad condi-
tions has shown cGicialdom here the
value OF women military police
men," so London has decided to en-
roll 100 lady cops" TO patrol tho
down town district during peace
times. Their attention will be direct
ed mainly toward prevention of evil
doing. especially by womens Pay
will be $40 q week for the first year.
The women policemen also will he
OF value in giving aid and infOrma-
ton TO women pedestrians and as
sisting traffic.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
Acid-Stomach Ruins Health
Like Acid-Mouth Ruins Teeth

No matter who you are, We say-Gusrd against
the miseries Of Acid-StemAch. Right now-this very
day, Acid Stomach may be undermining YOUR
health and strength, without your knowing 1t.
There is nothing surprising in this. Most people
are not aware of the presence of the acid which
forms in the mouth caused by the fermentation OF
bits of food that lodge in the teeth. This acid
is absolutely tasteless, yet powerful enough to 81
eat right through the hard enamel and cause g
the teeth TO decay. Dentists say-get rid of IS.
this acid to insure sound teeth. How much
more important is it MOTTO get rid of
Acid Stomach in order to insure robust, Wig
orous bodily health.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29

Il suppose there are places with
miles OF trees and sun and water
and silence. but I've never been IN
any Of them" The young man who
spoke was interrupted by HIS friend.
Charlie Baine. The two shared an
apartment together and were insep-
arabic. The role OF adviser and
father confessOr was Charles and
the way he showed his affection for
his temperamental and less prac-
teal friend was by playfully calling
him down most of the time.
Don't talk like such a martyr"
he said. nsympathetioally. You
act as if you'd never had vaca-
ton"
But the gloom was no dispersed.
Vacation has always meant sea
shore TO ne" said the temperament
al martyred one.
We'll. Dan. what more do you
ask? You have plenty Of sun and
water You might even find a tree
or two thrown in at youp despised
seashore, If you wanted them and
looked hard enough"
Daniel Kirby rose at that. His
short laugh had more Of exaspera-
ton than gloom in IL now.
And the s.lence." he roared. you
roll in it there, don't you? I sup
pose you have TO whistle to keep
from getting lonesome"
why such a burst Of sarcasm?'
Charlie Baine retorted. II am try
ing TO help you. Just tell me a little
more explicitly what you're after
and I'll send you there"
Kirby settled down comfortably
and lit his pipe.
You know the silent kind Of
trees and water, don't you. Charlie?
with the sun illumining all the
leaves and checkering the ground,
and the Ills OF different greens that
roll into each other and fade away?
The water is the only moving thing
and it's so full Of peace and happi-
ness that you want 20 lie there and
gaze at II and take IL all in. I've
read of II again and again, but I've
never really seen it. / don't think
Il could be quite as restful and sat
AoA AfE d. 4 nave AAAAd t1AtAtA " AA9 .
my silence, and sun and hills and
all. have made me so full Of faith
in myself and the world just by the
tf ought OF them-that I'm Just
little afraid to see them because
they can't be as marvellous as I've
pictured them"
You get ticket for a town
know in Vermont" ordered his
friend. II tell you, Dan. you can
get as sentimental as you want and
It will all come true. suppose
you imagined a girl with braids and
a sunbonnet somewhere on the
horizon. Oh, excuse me, the only
moving thing was the water. Well
you can find her asleep then. Any
way. write and tell me II the real
silence doesn't beat your dream
silence and I'll imagine you there
wallowing in it while I'm plugging
along"
Charlie, you're a brick I'll
write you all about II, and If there's
a girl, you'll hear just what to ex-
pect when YOU welcome Mrs. Kirby"
Wait. wait Not too fast"
grOaned Charlie Remember, obi
man. she may be marvellous in Yer
mont but how would she fit in New
York? You may long for trees and
hills. but you wouldn't fancy them
as a steady diet"
We'll. I'll write for your advice
before I do anything desperate"
laughed Dan.
And then you'n throw my ad-
vice in the scrap-basket and I'll go
to the office with crepe on my arm. &"
Who's acting like a martyr now
Cheer up, Charlie. there probably
won't be any girl but I'll write you.
anyway"
And he did At the first letter