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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-01-25
Handy Farm Gate.

among the stock cannot get through
1t. An extra panel of fence Is neces-
sary for It. The small gate Is hinged.
II is a handy gate to have where there
must be good deaf Of passing back
and forth through lots o. pens, or
where children are likely 10 leave the
gate unfasteaed In lassing. Ii ja al
ways open to people and always smut
70 stock
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-01-25
Missionary Uses Bicycle.

Cycling is the method OF transport
tatiom used by Baptist missionary
In touring the slbsagar and SadIya
fields of Assam. fine tea region. With
population of $4,000 the field has
80 Baptist churches. 1,404 members
and II Sunday schools.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-01-25
Secretary Of Labor to Speak.

: Madison William b. Wilson, United
states secretary of labor. has been Sc
saiea as one Of the prominent speak
~ VINO VIII address Badger busins
uish at the Third Wisconsin CONNER
s'al and Industrial congress which will
= neid in Madison Feb. 20-22, under
~ auspices Of the University of Wis
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-01-25
r-ieLlausrs Answer Call.

Darlington James L. Bowman Of
panton Fred Horner and Harold Jae-
gers of BlanchardvilIe, Lafayette eoun-
y have reported to the local exemp-
tion board Of Lafayette eountg' tnal
thew are ready to 60 to France to work
as bricklayers.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-01-25
Form military Companies.

Nadison-More than 200 students in
tbe short course in agriculture at the
University of Wisconsin are yolun-
tariIv taking military drill for the arst
time this year. The students asked
for the drill and have been organized
into four companies.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-01-25
HANDY GATE FOR STOCK FARM
Convenient Passageway Provided
Where There u Eaeh Travel Be-
tween Lots or Pens.

Here is a gate that win not let the
stock out even If 1t Is forgotten and
left unfastened. In fact. 1t cannot be
latched. at least 1t need not be. as
stock cannot pass through 1t. Ii is
a gate for people only and not for live
stock, as the wisest gate opener"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-01-25
Worlds Gold and Silver.

The worlds gold production in the
last quarter of century equals that Of
the preceding 400 years, and the silver
output since 1878 equals that Of the
preceding 400 years. But, whereas. the
gold money Of the world has doubled
in the last 20 years. the silver money
has decreased just one-half IN the same
time.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-01-25

Treat the well selected brood SOW
kindly and intelligently, and she win
res pond in full measure with a fine
litter Of pigs at weaving time.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-01-25
SEPARATE HOUSE FOR GEESE
Farmer Should Be Careful to See That
Floor Is Dry and Well 5edded
With Straw.

Be sure that the shed for the geese
(Which should be separate from the
poultry house duck house and turkey
shedl has dry. well-bedded floor, for
geese viii not do wen unless they have
dry resting place.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-01-25
order Fertilizer Now.

Order your fertilizers now and ar-
range will your club or neighbors to
use full carload Transportation
cannot be depended on during the
spring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
NEED $4,000 OFFICERS
AND 100000 MEN
TO MAN NEW SHIPS
-nfernlfinrll ~ Nrrvi.r

international News service
WASHINGTON. Aus. 1-Ap-
proximately $4,000 officers and 300
600 men from the navy will be re-
uuired TO man the 1000 vessels
which the United States shipping
board is building and which are 20
be rushed into commission as soon
as possible These vessels will be op-
Grated under the direction Of the
navy. They will be turned over to
the naval overseas transport service,
or which Commando Charles Belk-
nap is the head, as fast as they are
commissioned. This service. which
now Is operating practically the en-
tire fleets OF the army. the navy and
the shipping board has been un-
usually successful in its work. Be
ing able 20 enforce naval discipline.
10 is getting results which seemed
impossible during the early days OF
the war. when il was necessary TO
make up crews from the merchant
marine. who scoued at discipline
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
HUNS DRIVEN OUT or
WOODS WITH BANONEyTS

WITH THE AMERICAN AkNl
AT THE MARINE. Aug. -tS.50 a..
m.D-The Germans have been driven
from Neuniere wood ts0uthe3st OF
Trere en- Tardennois' an the point
of the bayonet
American elements that advanced
through the southern edee of the
wood found where German field
guns and machine gums mad been
abandoned.
The Americans defeated ue-a
division that had been dune into
the hghuug by Gen. Won Scheller d;
reached Cierges yesterday morning
Plussiau troops counter attacked
the Americans five times Eut were
beaten of 10y a battalion of husky
dough bows who used 90 'e Iuunel
Jacks before The war.
BY defeating The German GO inter
assaults the Americans had clean
ed up the German machine suns iu
the hamlet
The Americans deDoucLed iu a
concenrric movement from Cierses
and Eoncheres. driving od 'he ere-
my.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
WOULD ADVANCE
STREET CAR FARES
War Labor Board Advances
Wages and Proposes to
Raise Revenue.
I0ternatioDaI News Service

WASHINGTON. Aug. Grant
ing radical increases in wages in
the various trolley transportation
cases referred TO il for decision,
the federal war labor board today
declared that advances in fares
must be given 70 the companies IL
bankruptcy is 20 be avoided. So Sc
rious is the situation in the opin-
ion Of the board that it had sug-
gested TO Pres't Wilson that special
congressional action be secured
which viii give some executive
agency OF the federal government
the power 10 consider how such in
creases shall be standardized %
meet very periHous financial con-
ditions."
The necessities of the war. the
board holds, justifes federal inter
ference. Pending the determination
OF whether such "a federal agency
can be created the board urges
upon the local authorities every
where the necessity Immediately OF
meeting the situation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
BULGARIA IS
NEAR BREAK
WITH TURKEY
official Newspaper Prepares
People For Rupture of Re-
IatiOnS With SuItan'S
Government.
IuteruatIoraI Nevs service

international Ncvs Service.
GENEVA. Aus 1.-The official
bulgarian newspaper Mir has begun
TO prepare the Bulgarian populace
TOR q break with Turkey.
Information from Sofia quoted
the Mir with sayins that Turkey
would not keep her frontier prom
.ses."
II was unofhcialiy reported from
Copenhagen on Tuesday morning
that Turkey and Bulgaria had al
ready severed relations as a result
of Quarrel over the disposition Of
6alkau territory. The cruX OF The
situation is that Turkey demanded
that Bulgaria give I'D some Of the
Turkish territory annexed by her
after the Balkan wars on condition
that the Turkish government recos-
uizc Bulgaria claim 90 Dobrudja.
8 break between Bulgaria and Tur-
key would give the allied armies in
the Balkans an excellent opportun-
Soy 10 isolate Turkey and at the
same time turn upon Bulgaria's ex-
posed southern flank. Tt would also
cu communication between the
central empires and Asia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
BRYAN SAYS GERMANS
WILL "THANK GOD FOR
AMERICA" IN so YEARS
International News Service
COLUMBUS. O. Au2

international News Service
COLUMBUS, O.. Aug That
the German people. in so years. viii
thank God that America broke the
yoke OF the German tyrannical ruI-
ing family is the prediction Will
lam Jennings Bryan made during
his address on Fundamentals" de
livered from the ChautauQus plat
form at Reynoldsourg near here
He said this war is the dying
gasp OF autocratic power in the
world The treaty OF peace will
sound the death kneu Of autocracy.
The leaven OF democracy is spread
ing around the world"
Touching the subject OF prohlbi-
tion. Bryan said: Brewers burn
the candle at both ends They take
food and coal needed 20 win the
war. and make a product tha- inn
pairs the capacity Tor producing
both"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
DRAF 7 ACES
LIKELY To BE
IS TO 40 YEARS
These Limits Are Believed to
Have Sanction of PreSl-
dent and Army Gen.
eraI Staff.
InternstIonal News Service

International News Service.
WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-The
army general staff and The admins
tration viii ask congress 20 ex-
tend the draft age 10 include all
men between the ages OF 19 ami 40.
10 was learned today Le,ding
members OF the house and senate
military committees have been in
formed that the president will IA
vor these limits and il is Likely that
they will be the ones finally decid-
ed on. although q number II mem
bers would like 20 see the rIaXimum
age made IS instead Of 40
Irs is understood thar the staff s
plans for expanding the present
forces Of the United States have all
been approved by Prts't Wilson
They will be sent 10 ths military af-
fairs committee OF no h houses just
as soon as congress reconvenes fol-
regular sessions The leaders say
that these plans viii be rushed
through without delay in order 10
avoid the necessity o. calling in
to action members OF the deferred
classes under present registration
speedy Action Necessary.
Present supplies or men in class
A are nearing the dangerously low
mark and congress will have 70 act
speedily II an injustice In calling
men with dependents Is 10 be avoid
ed. officials say.
Incidentally it becam known to
day that the utiliza ton OF women in
stead OF men In every government de
partment where such action viii re
lease men for war duties. munitions
plant work and the like is being
urged by administra ton officials
The white house j. one place that
has fallen into line There the
three most expert steuogra pliers in
the executive Charles Sven
the presidents confidential aide
Warren Johnson and Thomas Hen
dricks have joined the svitoin corps
and If present plans are followed
they viii be replaced by women.
The correspondence OF the white
house has increased more than 90
per cent. officials So and women
now are being empioved where ir
the mast men only held forth. Other
departments are taking similar ac-
ton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
LIQUOR CASES BEFORE
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
-ornar0nal News Service

IUT0T 1IUUnHI NHWN NFIIIHH
HAMMOND. Ind. Aus. THE
I3 cases against women and men
who are charged with transporting
intoXicants from wet" Illinois 70
dry Indiana have been bound
over 10 the fedora jury 10y Charles
Surprise. United states commission
err. 10 was learned today Among the
defendants named is Edward A.
Gross of cary Ind. justice of the
peace who is allesed 10 have inn
ported lntoxicants into Indiana and
% have been named in o confession
mad oy the agent carrying the liq-
Gor into the state Gross IS ont IN
der bond OF $1,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
SIX VOLUNTEER
FIREMEN KILLED
Walls Of Burning Warehouse
Crush Prominent Men
of PeekSkiII.

International News Service
PEEKSkILL, y. Y. Aus. 1--SlX
we'll known men. members OF the
towns volunteer IRE department
were killed early TO-DAY while dght-
ing q blaze ar the Economic Feed
Co. warehouse here The walls of
the building collapsed burying the
volunteer dremen. The dead
Dr O.. r. r. Greene. Clarence J.
Lockwood. Georce H CasSecles
Louis 4. Barmore j. r. Slleck and
y J Torphy
Five other members of the lie
psrtment We're injured and Were
taken 60 hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
ARTILLERY ACTIVITY
on PICARDV FRONT

LONDON Aug -Gre. a..-
Iery activity eNtera-ue aIor- The
Picardv and Flanders tror- was r4-
ported by The war Office toda..
The guns were especially active
m the sectors of Nillers Bre,er-
neuN Bucouoy. Me-is and Mereren.
The British carried our success
fu reid nesr Lens
Tbs wa Office announce. .eIl
"a ds
We cat e5 our less IN l7-a
last night ~ the ua.eE5o hood 0-
Lens. Hostile artillery has oeeu aa-
tive iu the NiUers BrerenneuN Sec
tor. in IRE aei-hborhocd of Buc-
cuor and about Nerr.s and Meter
en-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
Sen. New Would
Add Ministry of
Air to Cabinet

News Service
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Sen.
New. Indiana. member of the
senate aircraft investigating
committee, today introduced a
resolution creating depart
ment OF aeronautics with cab
met member known a. a "secre-
tarY OF aeronautiCs" a. its
head.
i am confident that this -
the solution Of our aircraft diff
Culties." Sen. New said. 'and
this j. borne out by every
army officer Of high command
and every member Of the air
craft board Of the old and the
new regime. This bill is based
on the testimony before the i'm
Nestigating committee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
rternstional News service

International News Service
COPENHAGEN Aug l-Se-
rious riots have broken out near
kieN. il was reported from ths
city today Peasants are or
gsrizing 10 resist the Germans.
(Kiev is the capital Of Tkrain-
ia and it, was there that Field
Marshal Herman Won Eichoru
commando OF the German
forces in Ckrainis and his per
soual aide capt Dressler
were assassinated on Tuesday.
The political situation at Eles
is reported TO be serious
New plots are constantly be-
ing discovered the arrests occur
daily. telegraphs the corre-
spondent Of the Hamburger
Frem denblatt
one Russian official was ar
rested charged with being the
leader or recent mona rchist ac-
fiyities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01

Approximately geo OF South
Bends little folks made the ac-
ouaintance Thursday morning OF
Miss Mildred lIcCormick. children's
story teller FOR the Redpath chau-
tauQua AIlss Mccormick has that
rare gift OF Interesting children ana
has no trouble iu holding the at
teutiOu II even her tiniest listener.
Following The half hour OF story
telling Miss Acc mick began the
selection OF the children 70 take part
iE the festival on Tuesday afternoon.
The children win present Circus
Time n Faifyland' and Miss Nc
rorm.ck VIII endesE o. 20 include su
the .hudren iu ne cast. There Vil
tCDNTINU ED or PAGE SENEN)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
TYPHOID is RAVAGING
THE BULGARIAN ARMY

COPENHAGEN. Aug Thou
sands Of casualties are occurring I'M
the Bulgarian army as a result OF
a plague ~ typhoid whtct is raFs-
ug it l- was stated t1 adriCc~ re-
ceiNed here from Sofa today The
Frearisn medical service has 5roa
eh down entirely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
HUNS THREATEN
BREAK WITH RUSS
OVER MURDERS
Assassination of Won EiChorn
WidenS Breech With Wan
ing BoISheViki.

International News Service
LONDON. Aug. 1-Germany is
threatening to recall her ambassador
from Ukrainia because OF the anti
German agitation at Kiev. said an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Amsterdam this afternoon
The assassination OF Field Mar
shal Won Eichorn AZ kiev has been
followed by energetic demands by
the German press for Intervention in
Ckrainia and Russia said Wire
less Press dispatch.
German papers were quoted as
saying that otherwise the fruits of
the Brest IItovsb peace would be
lost.
There is evidence that Germany
is ready 70 break with the bolsh-
eviki. now that the Germans see the
power of the bolshevik regime wan
ing
Dispatches from various neutral
ca pitals show that the turn or al
fairs in Russia has brought 10 a head
agitations OF various kinds in Ger
many
Call For Punishment.
German newspapers are clamOrius
FOR punishment OF the murderers OF
Gen Count Won Min bach form er
German amJassado TO Prussia, al
though the bolsheviki have already
executed 200 persons since Eon Mir
bach was assassinated
The bolsheyiS enFoys II Berlin
are accused by one faction Of tryin 3
20 destroy the Brest L.tovsk treaty.
The German Internal situation S
not helped by the spread Of lhe
Spanish influenza a. Berlin tine de
creas.uz food ratIons and the ssi
tstions az Vienna
Have Strong Body Guard>
A Copenhagen dispatch said that
Darskio. the SLAYER Of Won Eichorn
had planned 20 assassinste fre
others
The same dispatch told ho0 Ger
man functionaries at Kier are ac-
compauied by strong body guards
OF troops whenever they appear Ia
public
Cen SkOropads2I pro-GeIuan
and self-procIaimed hetman OF the
Ckrainians. has issued proclsma
ton ar EieV expressing regret over
the death of Won EichorH
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
ZECHO- -SLAVS TAKE SIBERIAN From TIER Town, OTIS
SHAKE KEW, HUNS NEAR BREAK WITH BOLSKEVII
/ euton Governor
Of Belgium May
Go to Ukrainia

international News Service
THE HAGUE, Aug. 1.-Geu. Won
Falkenhausen has been summoned
10 great headquarters for a confer
ence with the kaiser giving rise 10
the report that he Will succeed Field
Marshal Won Eichorn as German
commander in Ckrainia
Gen. Friedrich Is. Won Falzeu-
hausen is the present German mill
tary governor OF Belgium.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
]. F. PERSHING IS
HERE TONIGHT
Brother of American General
to Speak on Backing
UP Our Boys"
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM.

Tonight-S Concert
by Miss Vera Poppe and assist
inc artist Lecture. Backing Up
our Boys" by James r. Perish
ing brother OF Gen. Pershing
Friday
Morning $50 o ock-Chil-
dren's Hour
Afternoon o'clock - CON
cert violin and piano. Lecture,
Rebuilding the World" By
Chancellor George IT. Bradford.
Evenings o'clock - Grand
concert by Miss NIarEerv Max
well soprano Of Chicago Grand
Opera Co with assisting artists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
Riots Near Kiev
Where Peasants
Resist Germans

luteruftIunaI News Service
LONDON. Aug. 1.-U p. M
The CzeCho-S Slav army IN Rus
sia has captured Ekatcrinburg
near the siberian frontier. said
dispatch from Moscow this
afternoon.
BOlsheVik new spapcrs admit
that the counter revolution ia
Russia II spreading like wild
lire
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
HUNS To
CONTEST EVERY
BIT OF GROUND
Gen. De Gouette, Commanding
French American Force,
Believes Germans Will
Now Make Stand.
BY NEWTON c. PARKE.

b1 NI4h AON - u -AIAhAs
international News Service.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
AT THE AISNE C6 p. M, July 31.
The battle OF the Marne has enter
ed a new phase in which the Ger
mans may be expected henceforth 20
contest every effort Of the allies TO
advance toward the Fismes lines.
Consequently the American public
must not expect the same rapid
progress in the next fortnight which
marked the last two weeks OF fight
ing.
This impression was given this
afternoon in a talk with Gen. De
Goutte. brilliSnt commander of the
sixth French army covering the sec
tor north of the NIarne where the
Germans were thrown back across
the Ourcq.
Commands Americans.
A large number Of Americans
were engaged in the Marne salient
battle under DeGoutte's command.
The generals head uarters are in
an old chateau from which he has
been directing operations. The fur
nishings Of the generals room are
simple, consisting Of a table and two
chairs. together with several maps
including one large relief map in
colors showing the sector in which
French and Americans under his
command are operating. The gen
eral seated himself in a wooden
chair and with a ruler quickly show
ed on the relief map how the Ger
mans had been squeezed in and
forced 10 retreat from the pocket
Then he pointed out the terrain
toward which we are now advanc-
ing north OF the Oul O.. explain
ing how the wooded heights gave
+ the Germans a magnificent line OF
defense by the aid OF their machine
/ guns. The boche is not likely TO re-
tire from those positions without a
severe struggle, the general indi-
Gated
Prepares to Make stand.
Gen. DeGoutte further pointed
out that the savage German coor-
ter attacks against SerInges and
. Sergy We're evidence that the enemy
is now preparing 10 make a stand.
One of the correspondents present
asked if the allies would continue 10
advance to the Fismes line.
The general smiled as he replied
that this depended on what the Ger
mans had planned Further he did
not care 10 answer
Another French officer remarked
afterwards.
Gen DeGoutte is not the kind
who skins bear before he kills il. "
Meets Old Friends.
Gen. DeGOutte said IL was an un-
expected pleasure to find a number
OF American officers with whom he
had cooperated in China now work
ing with him in this fight He con
sidered IL a great honor 20 com
mand the first large force or Ameri-
cans in their first big engagement on
European soil
In conclusion the French com
mander asked that word OF his ad-
miration for the way our men are
lighting be sent 20 America.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
AMERICANS HOLD FIRM
ON HEIGHTS At SERGY
Front is Heavily Bombarded by Land
and Air and Bombers Are
Active Near CiergeS-

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY AT THE ASNE, Aug. l.
(Noon)-The early today still holding finn the
entire Seringes-Sergy line of heights.
Our front heavily bombarded by land and throughout
the night
fighting took place this morning Cerges where
envy bombers active.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
JAMES LOUGHMAN
IS ARRESTED ON
ASSAULT CHARGE
South Bend Man Caught in
Peoria, Ill.,, Early Thurs
day Morning.

Nearly six weeks after The t5-
year-old daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Debruilor. living at Crom-
well, six miles west of Ligonier, was
criminally assaulted, James Lough-
man, better known in South Bend
as Jimmy" Loughman, li15 Lin
coin way f., was arrested at Peoria,
H.. at 4 o'clock Thursday morn
ing charged with the crime.
Loughman's arrest was brought
about through information furnish
ed the police of South Bend and
Peoria by draft board 10. I OF this
city. Loughman's effort 70 be re.
leased from Induction into the army
here led to his arrest Thursday
morning at Peoria.
Several days ago the draft board
received a telegram signed by
Loughman. and dated at Peoria
III. The telegram asked for per-
mission to transfer from the draft
here TO Peoria. Loughman is one
Of the 1918 registrants. he having
attained his majority since the orig
iual conscription calls were made.
Give Police Wire.
The draft board imm ediately
turned the Loughman telegram over
10 the South Bend police. The au-
thorities at Peoria were then no
tilted by the South Bend police
that Loughman was In Peoria, and
that he would be sent a telegram
from the draft board at South Bend.
and for the Peoria authorities 90
watch for him as he received the
message from South Bend
Then the draft board here sem
the telegram 10 Peoria. and LOugh-
man was arrested Thursday morn
ing Immediately upon being mott