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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
HEADS
IMPRISONED,
OTHERS FLEE
"Red" Charge Independent
Government Was Dictated
by Property 0wnerS-AC-
ton Prevents Pact.
ernntinnnl News serrL.e

international News Service.
COPENHAGEN, Feb. q. - The
Ukrainian government al kiey has
been overthrown toy the bolsheNiAi
and some Of It's members have been
arrested. said dispatch from
PetrograG today. Others fled 10
Kishiniev. seeking the protection
Of Roumanian troops.
The overturn OF the Rada, as tho
ITkrainian government was known,
will balk the efforts OF the Ikrain-
ians 10 effect a separate peace with
the central empires, the holsheNlN
ministers at Petrograd were quoted
as saying.
(The Ukrainian government has
been in direct conflict with the bol-
shevik regime ever since Ukrainia
declared her independence. When
Ukrainiau ENJOYS consented 90 enter
.nto negotiations with the central
empires for peace on impcrialisuc
lines. bolsheyik troops We're sent
against Kiev, the capital.D
Leon Trotzky. the bolshcNiS for
eign minister. was quoted as saying
that the Ukrainian soyicts viii now
negotiate peace ON behalf ui
Ukriania and that amy agreement
reached will include both JhIainld
and northern Russia.
The Ukrainian government was
accused Of allowing the BurSeois
tthe owning class TO dominate @
Form a Red Army.
While the Russian ENJOYS con-
tinue their peace conferences az
Brest IitoHsk, Ensign Kryienko ls
going ahead with the formation of
a Red army. He claims that thou
sands Of Cossacks, formerly loyal 90
Kornilon and Kaledines. have Join
ed the bolsheviki.
Considerable speculation vas
aroused here today by the news that
Bavaria will be represented inde-
pendentIy at the Brest Litovsk cor
ference 10y former Premier Count
Won Odewils-Durnitz. Heretofore
Prince Leopold of Bavaria. has been
sitting at the conference table as
representative of the German cm-
pire
Polish troops ars reported 20 fave
Joined the anti-bolshecik forces in
Volhynia.
In retaliation for the invasion II
Bessara bia by Tkrainian soldiers
the bolshevik government has Orden-
ed the Black sea fleet (now con-
trolled by the bolshevikn TO take
over the Roumanian shipping at
Odessa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
EXPECT ADJUSTMENT SOON
OF u. S. DIFFICULTY WITH
SPAIN OVER SHIPMENTS
international News Service

International News Service;
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The sit
uation which has resulted in the
government refusing clearance TO
Spanish vessels from United States
ports is expected to be adjusted very
soon, officials of the war trade board
said today However. they refused TO
discuss the situation which led up TO
the order holding the vessels. 1t was,
they insisted, one "for diplomatic
handling"
IL is understood that the Spanish
embassy here already has ca abled its
home government requesting that
every effort be made to deliver
goods contracted for Gen. Pershing
which have been held up for the
public reason that the Spanish rail
way system has broken down" AS
surances also have been given the
government that the regulations OF
the war trades council will be lived
up TO in every respect.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
SEC'Y DANIELS
PRAISES MEN
IN RESERVES
Head of u. S. Navy Says Ma
tons Faith in Readiness
and Fitness of Its Youth
Has Been Proved.

International News Service
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb. 1.-Sec'y
OF the Navy Daniels addressing 500
naval reservists who completed to-
day a 1f-weeks' course in the United
States naval academy, pointed to
the heroic deeds of young Amer
leans, drawn from civil life who
have distinguished themselves as
naval officers IN the war upon Ger
many.
1t is now nearly a year since dip
lomatic relations were broken off
with the German government. Sec-y
Daniels said. We have won vic
tories az sea, we have transported
many soldiers safely across the
ocean. we have already sealed our
devotion with the blood Of gallant
soldiers and sailors and are ready
10 sacrifice millions to make the
world free place for peaceful men
10 live I'm. We glory that the spirit
of America of the early days lives
today, and that no act of ours has
been bloody or brutal or wanton
Faith i'm Youth Proved.
FL congratulate America that faith
in the readiness and fitness of its
civilian youth for war has been
proved. Never again viii men dare
ridiculc the volunteer, the reserve.
the soldier and sailor who I'm the
nationa. crisis lays aside civilian
pursuits 20 shoulder his rifle or take
his place in the turret. The splendid
who have quickly adapted them
selves 20 military service have as
touished the old timers who belieNe ed
that long service in peace was neces-
sary 20 make one efficient I'm war.
New Officials Fine Lot
THE new officers i'm the navy have
come from the ranks and civilian
life. Without these additions we
could not have manned our ships.
and unless we train more to be tit
20 command. the hundreds OF ships
under construction will lack for Of
fcers. You live i'm day when
heroes walk the deck of every ship
and crowd each other i'm every
trench. Today YOU associate with
"a young sailor. who denied eduCa-
uoudi auNdiltEeS must ueenS serve
i'm the humble place. You do not
see him in the round of hard duties.
the hero who glorifes our human
ity. tomorrow when the hurtling
torpedo strikes his ship this youth
by an immortal deed becomes star
i'm our nations armament
Operations i'm the war zone. the
coast patrol. navigation and convoy
of transports, OF supply and muni-
tions ships the defense of merchant
men are developins a body Of as
fine young officers as ever trod
deck such service brings out an
that is best I'm them-resource i'm
iuatiVC. self confidence self de-
peudence; readiness TO meet any
emergency. the courage that calmly
faces any danger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
TWO SUCCESSES FOR THE
FRENCH ARE REPORTED

PARIS. Feb. l. - Two successes
for the French on the western
front were reported by the war Of
fee this afternoon. In the Nieu-
port sector Con the Belgian coast)
the French carried out a surprise
attack. Northwest of Rheims Ger
man trenches We're penetrated and
some German prisoners and rapid
fire gun were captured
Near Flirey, on the Woevre plain.
a strong force Of Germans tried 10
driven off
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
sers Palace and G0ue n1e11t Buldi1qs Under Guard
Won Hindenburg Takes
Hold to QueH Unrest
of German Workers


AMSTERDAM Feb L. The mailed tS reached out in Ger
today crush spreading industrial and political revolt
of the masses.
All public meetings have been prohibited by the government
according to word from Berlin this afternoon.
The martial law called Germany, which
has been introduced in the chief industrial districts being
ightened.
Bens streets are said to swarm with soldiers under orders TO
fire indicrmnately upon the crowds if disorders
The families of striking being threatened with
dsconinuance of food rationS
The newspaper Nachichen Dusseldorf sounds warning
that bohevkm" creating and running the morale
of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
INCENDIARY FIRE CAUSES
DAMAGES OF S500.00O
InL.rnaLLonlL -. ServL-e

international News Service.
HARRISON. y. j.. Feb 1-FIre
believed 20 have been OF incendiary
origin swept the plant of the Driver
Harris Wire Go. here early today
entauing loss of about 100000.
The company was WORKING on war
orders. The ire started in build
ing in which no one wS,s employed
early i'm the day The blaze threat
ened for "a time % spread TO nearby
factories. Several ire engines We're
called from Newark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
DANVILLE RUSHES
COAL TO INDIANA
Expect to Send 800 Cars
From Terminals by Night.
Have 1000 Cars.
International News service

International News Service.
DANNILLE. H.. Feb. Special
trains are being rushed today 10 aid
Ohio and Indiana cities facing seri-
Gus coal shortages. and 300 cars
OF coal will be started from the Dan
vile terminals hy night. according
TO Big Four railroad officials Two
hundred more cars viii be dis
patched saturday morning.
The fuel is being sent over the
Peoria and Eastern division Of the
Big Four system. and three trains
had started for Indianapolis 10y
o'clock this morning There is
plenty Of coal here, railroad officials
asserting there are 1900 loaded cars
IN Danvilie yards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
CHICAGO H0WLS
It's Different Story " hCu
Someone Gct~ Their
Coal.

international News Service
CHICAGO. Feb. l.-State fuel
administration officials here TODAY
are aroused over the possible effect
OF an order issued in Washington
diverting $50 carloads Of Chicago
bound coal for distribution ia Iu-
diana. Ohio and other states. 4 pro-
test has been wired 90 Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfield.
Further cUrtailment of Chicago g
coal supply. il is declared. viii mean
that the public schools here whioh
opened last Monday after two
weeks shut-down. VIII again D.
compelled TO close FOR lack OF coal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
WARMER WEATHER.
FOR LAKE REGION
Government Bureau Says a
ThaW May be Expect
ed by Sunday.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Feb. IA
change 10 warm weather viii set IN
in the lake region and the Ohio
valley tomorrow. continuing until
sunday. when a thaw may be ex-
pected a special bulletin OF the
weather bureau announced today.
Conditions along the lower Ohio
river and m the rivers Of Kentucky
and Tennessee will be more or less
critical during the next IS hours. the
bureau says.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
FIVE AMERICANS
HELD IN BELGIUM
German Governor General Re-
fuses to Allow Them to
Go to Holland.
.nLernaLIonaI NeNs servIce !.


WASHINGTON. Feb. Five
Americans, whose names are not yet
known but who are supposed 20
have been engaged i'm relief work
have been refused permission by
the German governor general TO
leave Belgium and proceed 10 HOl-
land. This step was taken, state de-
partment officials said today, prob
ably in retaliation because Germa rs
now are not allowed 10 depart at
Will from the United States The in
formation that the Americans We're
detained was furnished the United
states by the Spanish minister TO
Brussels through the Spanish legd-
tion at The Hague. The state depart
ment has cabled g request for fu,l
particulars and for the identity Of
the Americans affected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
TWO KILLED, EIGHT HURT
IN FREIGHT TRAIN CRASH

IEtrruItinus News Service
POTTSNILLE. Pa Fe1. 1.-Two
men were killed and eight injured
early today when "a runaWay freight
train on the Peunsylvauia railroad
crashed into a cattle train az Morris
Junction at the foot ~ Broad noun
tain. Forty cars went over au ein-
baukment Great numbers 0f pigs
and cattle were destroyed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
THREE KILLED IN MINE
EXPLOSION IN ILLINOIS

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Feb D
Three men were killed i'm a mine .N-
plosion AT Stonington early todey.
according TO word received here at
noon. The explosion was CAUSED by
mine damp and occurred in mine
40. 9l Of the Peabody Coal 90.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
GOVERNOR VISITS PRISON.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. L.
CIV. James z. Goodrich departed
today for Michigan City where he
viii make an official visit al the
state prison,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
COAL SITUATION
IS GRAVEST YET,
SAYS |. P. HARDY
Eleven Cars of Coal Arrive,
But Are Sold Within
Few Hours.

The gravest situation with regard
TO fuel which the city has yet seen,
according TO l. p. Hardy. county
fuel administrator. faced South
Bend Friday. An example Of how
acute the shortage really has be
come Is shown i'm the fact that II
cars Approximately 500 tons) of
coal. which were brought into the
city during Thursday night, and
spotted on dealers tracks between
s and 10 o'clock Friday morning,
were entirely sold out before 1880
o'clock When it is remembered
that only one-half a ton of fuel is
allowed 10 a family. the tremendous
demand for warmth is more clearly
shown.
Fully a thousand families were
cared for Friday, but still the de-
mand continues Raiding OF coal
cars goes on unchecked, complaints
TO the police Notwithstanding. When
a mob of about 40 women and chill
dren began taking coal from cars
on the Washington St siding" near
the Malleable Steel Range Co.
Thursday afternoon. police from
headquarters were sent out, but they
did nothing TO stop the theft of fuel,
according TO reports.
Go 10 Indianapolis
Air. Hardy, Schuyler Rose and
Clarence Smoke, members of a COM
mittee named at meeting of coal
dealers Thursday night, left for In
dianapolis Friday morning, to at
tempt TO increase the amount of coal
coming to South Bend. Results Of
their mission can not become ap-
parent for several days, it is said
owing 10 the fact that even If more
coal il sent on its way here, il will
take some time for it to arrive.
Calling upon all citizens of South
Bend to help out in the present
Stringency. Mr. Hardy declared Fri
day morning that the seriousness of
the situation must be realized at
once. IF South Bend were TO ex-
perience a devastating fire. over a
wide-swept area. or if a flood were
10 come. and destroy hundreds of
homes. the people of South Bend
would turn out en masse for mutual
relief. / know. The present situa-
tion is fully as serious Hundreds,
and probably thousands, are suffer
ing, actually suffering. from the cold,
for they have no means 10 warm
themselves.
John b. Witwer, township trus-
tee has been working with the fuel
administrator in supplying coal to
consumers. Many families. who
have no coal, and no money with
which to pay for any, have applied
10 Mr.. Witwer for aid Each case
is investigated, to ascertain its
merits, and then, if those asking for
help are really in need, an order is
issued by the trustee, which is sent
to the fuel administrator office for
execution and delivery.
The Associated Charities, too, have
been called in 10 aid those who are
unable TO pay for fuel. No figures
as to the number of families 50 aided
are available. but it is estimated
that nearly 100 have been helped
since the coal crisis appeared, fol-
lowing the blizzard a few weeks
ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
THRIFT DAY

GOV. Goodrich. by prOclama-
ton. has set aside Sunday. Feb.
3rd. a Thrift Day. Sermons
will be preached in the various
churches this coming sunday on
Thrift Go To church sunday.
Monday has been designated
a. a special day for buying
Thrift and War savings stamps.
save and Serve. \ Country
Worth Fighting Tor j. a Conn
try Worth saving For.
BUY W.S.S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
Expcct Crisis soon.

The crisis will be reached soon
officials here say. They point 70 the
fact that the disturbance has spread
10 SaXOny and Bavaria as distinctly
significant The fact that Field Mar
shall Won Hindenburs has been inn
PEELED 10 issue an appeal 10 the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
NEW ATTEMPT TO KILL
LENlNE Is A FAILURE

international News Service
LONDON Feb. 1.-Auother an
successful attempt has been made 20
assassinate NicholJi Leniue. the boil
shevik premier. according 20 re-
port from Petrograd today
4 fortnight ago a shot WAS fired
az Lenine while riding through the
streets Of Petrocrad iu am automo-
bile. but he was unharmed.
The attempt upon Leninc'S life
was made at the Smolny institute
the headquarters Of the bolsheNiki
government.
= youth believed to he student.
got past the guards Jy ruse. a1l
fred a shot az Lenine from pistol
Before he could shoot again De was
seized AMI disarmed
The guards who let the would be
a~-ailaut pass were placed under arr
rest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
GREEK RESERVlSTS ARE
CALLED TO THE COL0RS

International News Service
LONDON. Feb. Sixteen classes
OF Greek reservists Feve been called
10 the coiors said news a-encv
dispatch from Athens TODAY
Greece entered the war on tht
side OF the entente Immediately
after the abdicaricn of klne ron-
stantiue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
PALACE UNDER GUARD.

international News Service:
ROTTERDAM. Feb. 1.-The
Potsdam palace and the imperial
government buildings i'm Berlin
are guarded by strong forces IF
armed troops, according to a re-
port received from the German
frontier today.
Although an Amsterdam ca
blegram TO the international
News Service on Thursday re-
ported fighting between strikers
and military police in Berlin, ac-
companied by casualties, the dis
patch from Rotterdam today
should be accepted with reserve,
as the agitations in Germany
have not taken on any anti
dynastic trend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-01
THE WEATHER

Indiana and lower Michigan
Generally fair and somewhat warm
or tonight and saturday.
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1T is UP TO US

It's up to us again.
We are being given chance to
bacN The toys C'eI there by buying
another Liberty Bond-and we are
going to do il. We are going to dig
deep into our pocket to stand behind
those little khaki-clad young fellows
of our who are making good in
France. They are going TO find out
that we over here carry punch just
as they do.
Every day news that makes us
proud Of our kin is flashed over the
wires 20 us. The Yanks are going
forward with their shirt sleeves
rolled up They have taken off their
coats to tackle the big job before
them. They are not cutters. They
will Ego through" if we give them
half a chance, IL we don't get tired
and lie down on our part of the lob.
Americans are not cutters. When
they know they are right they see a
thing through TO fighting finish
This time they know they are right.
Uncle Sam wants TO see new Lib
crty Bond in every home. More than
100000 subscriptions were entered
to the first loan, 100000 TO the sec
ord. 1900, 900 20 the third Thirty
million people ought to subscribe 70
the issue now under way. We can't
LEI George do il. Every mothers
son Of us has got to do his chare.
It's up to US again.
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Republican newspapers and speak
ers are wasting good deal OF space
and breath over the fact that Speak
en- Clark voted against the conscrip-
ton bill. rs II that had anything TO
do with the case. The original po-
sition of Mr.. Clark should not and
will not cut any figures in this cam
paign. He has seen the error Of his
way and no one stands more firmly
behind the President than he does
now. II is the President, not Mr..
Clark, that the country is asked TO
endorse, bv the election Of n con-
gress in full accord with him and that
can be depended on under all cir
cumstances 90 give him hearty sup
port. Failure 10 do so will be herald
ed Ms a rebuke TO the administration
and be regarded in Berlin with rap
furious delight on the belief that this
country has ceased TO back Il in the
prosecution Of the war. In no other
way have the people so direct n way
~ indicating their support Of the
President as by electing men Of his
own party and Of unquestioned loyal
ty TO help him carry out the war
program. Kentucky at least will not
falter, hut by electing Governor
Stanley TO the Senate and all the
democratic nominees for Congress,
show TO Wilson, while confounding
his enemies, that they are willing 10
make any sacrifice to win the war.
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WHAT Will REPuBLIcANs po,

When the McLemore resolution.
TO warn all Americans to keep of the
high seas, as this country would not
demand satisfaction IL they were
murdered by German submarines,
was before Congress, 102 republicans
voted for II and only 90 against t..
Among the number who voted in
favor Of the shameful proposition
was Mr.. Mann, the republican nomi-
nee for speaker against Mr.. Clark,
and the leader of the minority. Will
the republican leaders try 20 defend
this action or prove their sincerity
by seeing that every one Of the sup
porters of the infamous measure is
defeated for reelection? Any other
course will indicate their approval.
Let us put only 100 per cent Ameri.
cans on guard by electing Stanley
and the democratic nominees 20 Con-
gress, each Of whom has demonstrate
ed his full support of the Presi-
dent.
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Conservatives in Washington re.
gard the situation in Bulgaria as not
necessarily a collapse, but rather
the first steps toward surrender.
With Germany and Austria making
feints at sending troops TO Sofia
ard German and Austrian newspa-
pers appealing to the war spirit Of
the people, it is held that it is too
optimistic to regard Bulgaria right
now as out of the war. The Bulgar-
ian Minister at Washington Sunday
Informed the State Department that
II is possible that the United States
NAV be asked to use its good Of
fees in the negotiations for peace,
the United States not having declared
war on Bulgaria.
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The French have taken st. Quentin
and have penetrated the city as far
ms the canal. Despite the fact that
the whole western front is afame
with the Allies artillery and the
clan Of the Americans, French, Brit
ish and Belgians. the capture of this
key position on the Hindenburg line
stands as the greatest achievement
If the struggle throughout Tuesday.
Between St. Quentin and Cambria
he Allies have forged ahead against
Increasing numbers of the enemy,
have pierced and battered the Hin
denburg line and caused the enemy
TO bring up probably 100000 men.
I'm Flanders British and Belgians
have forced their way so far that
the naval bases on the Belgian coast
are probably rendered untenable. In
the Champagne the Americans and
French have made gains, though on
the sector northwest of Verdun COM
parative quiet prevails. In Palestine
Gen. Allenby has captured Damas-
Gus. The German ministry has col
lapsed, according TO an Amsterdam
report.
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WHY DO ALL DOCTORS
PRESCRIBE CALOMEL

OF all the medicines in the world,
doctors prescribe calomel most often
and depend upon its most universally.
There must be n good and sufficient
re9son-what is it?
II you will study the doctors
books YOU will find that the medical
authorities prescrib- calomel for al
most every disease. The reason is
that calomol is the greatest and only
thorough system-purifer. IL makes
the liver active, drives out the pois-
ors from the stomach. bowels and
kidneys and thereby purlfes the
blood. Calomel puts the entire sys-
tenn in the most favorable condition
for, Nature 20 exercise her recuper-
ative power. Your doctor will tell
you that drugs merely assist Nature.
That is why he prescribes calomel so
often.
The new kind of calomel, called
"Calotabs," is refined and purified
from all Of the nauseating and dan
gerous qualities Of the old style cal
omel and is rapidly taking its place,
for il is more effective than the old
style calomel as a liver-cleanser and
system-purifer. One Calotab at
bedtime. with a swallow of water.
that's all. No nausea, nor the slight
est unpleasantness. Next morning
you awake feeling fne-with a
hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat
" hat you please-fruits, acids or any
thing. No restrictions of habit or
diet.
Calotabs are sold only in original.
sealed packages, price thirty-five
cents. Recommended and guaran-
teed by druggists everywhere. Your
money back if you are not delighted.
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ExECUTRIX NOTICE

Al persons having claims against
the estate of Ed p. Carpenter, de-
ceased, will present them properly
proven to me at once. Those owing
the estate are asked to call on me
without delay and settle. Mrs. Lou
Carpenter, Executrix Of Ed p. Car
penter, deceased, Moreland, Ky.
77-It
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indigestion, biIiousness, bad breath,
gas, congestion or any condition aris-
ing from a mass of undigested food
in the stomach needs immediate atten-
ton. Foley Cathartic Tablets are
mild and gentle, but sure in action.
Cause no gripping, pain or nausea.
Cleanse bowels, sweeten stomach.
and tone up liver. Sold everywhere