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S0Ie Noloen Scr 8ebei mtbnerei

Der Muu Street Senntur 2o0qe bat
oiientlldl befonnt gegcher, 0uB NIB
fhrjften 0cS MortIaltt3 oe5 %tSrie0ens-
ucrtrage5 in ocn &Gnocn BON Ytdn'
nern pom MoQ Street rpare1l, nah.
reno nllf b~eionocrc N%uorouung olc
Giniiht IN ocn MortlalIt Den Wtit-
1lieocrn oeS 9~un0c3icnatS uorentbal-
ten mur0e.
Mir uiiien uotilrlid) nitt, mic ae-
ra0e Nou Strcet in ocu NeltB Der
0ofumentc fam. Cine pom Senator
1itdcot be~ontvoQte ltnteriittung iou
NuiihI1B oorilbcr brinQcn
@tr niiien ober, ooB 0lcie Gntbitl'
lima picocr cinnlnl Mniirr nui Die
Uiihlc Ser 2cltte iciu miro. Die III
oieiem 2onoc nit 0cm SonmleIna=
men 0olihclpiitcn bc5cidnct mcrOct.
Sic lpcr0cn bcholtpten, cincrIcj ob lie
Nelpciic hoben o0er nIht, 0aB IS ultr
1cihchtn lei. lm ocm lpcfllldtloct
@robfapital mlc0cr ciurul SIT unae-
3dhlteu Wluioucu iu pcracIftn
lln0 Is miro idncr irin, Sen sc
Icnbcmei2 81 crbringcu oocr Den
&crood1t SIT 5critreurn.
llcbriQcn3, no iino bcltc oic 9ro'
bcn2cute I'M umerifauiiten 3cituu9@.
mcicn, mic ijt &ame5 @oroou Ben.
nett, Gbo&. u. Qoud mo ollh So
icph @uIjter emit morcn2 Gcocr
vou oicien hattie ooiilr QciorQt, BAR
Ser @ortlaut nid,t mn Mall Strcct
iou0eru Dem Qnn3cn ancrltunlltel'
&oItc bcfonut Qcmorocn mare. iobdl(
/ or in Nonanh uno Ser Sd1uel5 II
blujdeu Nu3lnbcu ur' Ser Strobc 81
tQufcU mar.
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RcftOr Games Tan BON Der Huber,

RcftOr Games Tan BON Der llnIUcr-
iltdt in SnrucuIc, N.N.. nahm tiIr5lit
in elmer Nniprohe cncrqiif Stcllung
acgen sic &Igu Der 9tationen. Or
bcjeidmrte iic al@ einen .nieoertr0h-
tiqcn @onoeI". Gr ingte inter An-
Ocrcm:
,TSn ieoem Nmerifaner. in ociicn
N0ern rothe3 @lut flieBt. muB sic
fSlIrht auiiteigen, onB bel Ser Siege
lung Ser Meltoiiferen5en III Tnri3
bic Contribution Ser Der. Staateu
ilber Ben @oufen gerporfen miro.
&8ir mer0en sum Nbidlie6cn zines
Qemeinen 0anoel3 iiberre0et. @ir
niiroen niht einen glfer ser aititen
uniere5 Qanoe$ fiir etncu 55tieoen
opfcrlt, ser un5 pom Seerdltbern oif.
tirt miro. IS lit unfoBbar, oaB
mir unier @eim filr SEN 1Frieoen her-
9e6cn ioQtcn. 9of italte mar lid)
Sen @uft einnnoI an: Is miro pcr,
longt, 0nB mir uulcre Qon3e natio-
male lluoerlcbbnrfejt opfern."
Nod1oent Ser Re0ner ben Senrto-
rem gcoonft hattie, sic unentipcqt Der
@utheiBunq oes NIuueS opponiren,
fnbr CT tort:
Got lei Qonf Qibt e3 nod eintn
Nett BON Stoat5monnihoft, Scr Sic
@oht halt 5niidcn Nmerifo unO
ocn gefohrIihen Cuodiol6eru OeS
observation-disclosures.
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In Ynris hnbrn bic am arilncI

Su 1nriS bnbru bic am Nriincn
Gid ittcnocn @crrihuftcn cine
fiirhterIjfe NnQit Dor 9eutitlono.
iuie bon BORT Qeucloct miro. Or.
items befiird,trn iic, ouB ourdl 0cutih
LAMBS o0cr Rubluuo'$ &crmittIruN
Gin aroBcr @eQcnbur0 81 Stonoc
fommcn f6nnte, Dem onuu Ser ittt
oeQrinoete @olfcrbuo mobrid1cinlih
ridlt qe,poticn icjn mijroc. unO 3nci
tens hobcn lie poni ircjmiltbiQ he
font. 0of IS unttr irld)tn %llu6tdnotu
nidlt MIR lcrotben iorocrn ioit cine
a~cbietheriite @iIidlt lei, ihon I'M
nGdften Cftobcr in Ser critcu hi
8aIhinQton itottfinocnocu Gonucn.
tiou Gcs N~6lttrbunoc2 7cHtidIauN
ols NtitaIico auiNnebmcn 81 C@ oicl
ftd)crer iei, Tcutihlavo OILS W(jtlllec
i'm iuncrcu 0rriic 3a habcrt, itdtt oil
berboIb ocsieIbcr. Die fSrdRt II
MIR oie. Oh it'd 1eutidIouo IN Gen
@uu0 aafuebmeu Iaiieu MILL!
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Let our object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
of oppression and terror, but of wis
dom, of peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
sdmiratiOn forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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~ ~ - . - - 50
.Gorsentern" ieoen 8iensta9, UNI
-Roroitern" ieoen 6retta9 9, potlos
fret, beiDe Wohenbldtter 3uldnlulet pi Pr
Sabr mr. ''o0
am beften unO ii6eriten 1T e. Dag
Belo per g o Il a II m | ung t9Eonep
Oroer), Die Der Roltmellter IN pen 9Io.
fter,n Grtihaiteu austeusn taTn' gu
iibtrIenben. GbeniD gut uno 1Icber nm
bic eiuu9en nei'
De bic gIaenten III alien grpreB@ St9ttos
NON ousffelen. @euu man od5 0elo
nsr Northumberland ODER per SrpreBan'
fpeiS,tud jhidt, lit IS nlht notbluenolg'
h,r betreffenoen Brief regtitrtretl gu lal@
Zen. uenn Die Mnreiie oeutltd gelhrIeoen
h. Qeat mar bagegeu 9ddrgelo N Den
g,rief. 10 iolte bieier itet5 regiltrtrt iper@
ben inn liher 3u ieiu. 0dB oerIeloe ri9>
tin nnfonllnt, Sir 8eloieuoungen IN
sinfndbem 8ri.fuerIhIuIIe ibernebn1en
mir feinerlei &erouttuortlttteIt. Sm
EaQe pom 4oreBuerauoerungelt oergcne
man ia nidt, Die alte ebenlonobl fpIe ole
u.ue 4oitoffite au3u9eben, oent lonlt
Eoun,n mir BEN Nameu IN ben Su1ern
gar uidt finne1.
Ionen ORDERS oiirfen niht, ME oas
70 oft 0eif]ieht, dls perrnetntlttte Ahtt'
NINA surudbebdIten fperoen
fouSern iiuo in DEN Srleten bet3n=
IegeH.
Sutttuno erfoIgt MIR ourh IenoerunC
bes 9otums o1f Dem aoreBltrelfen.
Ron noreIire .infah:
,RprSfcrn", Ga GrpHe, Nts.
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Simmer uffencr miro Die CppoG.

tion Ser iortihrittlihen 4reiie In
ENGLAND geqen ein3eIne Ser 6rje-
oensbeitimmln9en, Gin Saftor, nit
DEM Die britlife Re8Ierrmg red)ncn
t1IIR
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In Ser hentiaen ;3eit halt man

3iiqeIIoftQfejt iiir Trci.
belt, 10 idricb Ger Interchangeable
ruiiiihc Gihtcr GoItoiclu@ti por
balO 40 &obrcn in iciucn polltiit&n
Gdriftcu, .m0hrcno Sic ipirflthc
fSreibcit oot MIR III Ser llcbcrpTns
Nung ieiner ieIbIt unO icinc@ @lI.
lens IicQt, 10 ooB man 5lIett iolt'
eincn iittIidlen 3uItano crreiht, IN
Dem man icoeu 4u9cnbIif it'd iclbIt
'ein eigener &err lit, Die 3iiAcIlo'ip.
felt ober Ser @iinihe fiIhrt jnmcr sur
GfInnPrcL"
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Tiir Den transport Der linn III

&illfe - 3u per5peifelt ben0tbi9tct
SilIfe! - Qc'dlifteu omeritnniitcn
Solooten bat england it'd rcft at.
ItdnoiQ be5oblen Iniicn. - @eIddit
lit @cid0itl uno Treunoidloft III
@eidGit@inten tennt ser cole &rite
nift
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Dit belpnnoern sruert6er Cfien6eit

beipriht Galt0erIip oie9lrbelterirage.
9ober nobI auf ieiue pl0plIfe lln.
b~eliebtheit in 2rciieu Der @%ndTinau3,
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erideiut ieoen 5reitn8.


6~erousoeber: 0te Observation-Disclosures
&boIf gnnoridn, SrdlIoent.
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8enerul Strcif ami BEN frans0-

fiid)en 3edlen, Strcit Der YtctaIlarbcj-
Ter in 8oris, Streif int gr0Bten sd
riier @aoenhuu5. Nuea Die SoIge
r0eutiher" 1ropogonoo oireft inter
G%lemenceorla 9{oie. Ncrgerlidl, mo32
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ueberIidt Der greigniiie in
Der leBten @ode.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
June 10. 1919 las required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
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Sie urooniiIrte Nrbeit Su(ot fei

ne Sprnnnei, ME @err @omper5 er.
Hart. Abe oie ogoniiirtd 2(rbeit
IdBt lid ia einen gemiIIen 0rn. Cont
perS gefaQen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-13
Ser @ilIpn bari iidl aeaen bas

8orqeben 0es Senat3 nift betldgen.
Srat err niht lett ieber gegen ogebei-
me Diplomatic" nui?
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Sn @crbinbuna NIT Den ianaitcn

VI NITUIHUHHH NH UtH JHHNEIH
Observation-Disclosures lilo bis Jest cine
Qn3ohI &roateu, l(ugarn, &rlGn0er
uno Ruiieu nerhaitet lpor0en. Sciu
ein5iQer 9eutid)er borltntcrl 8urio5.
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Ter senat hat DEN Trisber suer.

traa I'M 8ortIaut Oeroffentliht Der
cher Gnttduifungen brodte, ais Soff-
nunaen rehtfertigte. 8ir t0nnc:.
Jet aber meuigtens obne ieoe Gin.
ihrdnfung b~eurtbeilen, ME Die IA
8unfte in Ser Z b c uuo Bra,
7 5 nusiehen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-13

3eaimenterluciie geben Garranin-
ite Eruppen 3u Gila iiber. Gin
oberntaIiger 8rQitoentenpedJieI III
Sihtl
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2ns Seften Craan ,G6riitinn

20s Seften . Organ sG6riitian
6ralo" regt it'd geIpaItiB 0arilbcr
auf, onB Die omerifunii6en Soloa-
ten inn Oeutifen Gffupationsgcbiet
MIR Sob uno Aftung fir Den
6cino haben. DNem ieoer amerlfo.
niife SoIoat, Der in einent oeutlfen
giirgerbau@ |einquartiert mar, gilt
henOe Sdiloerungen entgegentom
member 9ehonolung unO Sreuno
Iidfeit mitbringt" ifreibt Oas gen.
9latt, Damn lit ser qroBe 3mef oc9
arieqcs 5u elnem gemiiIeu @raoe
percitelt" llHo oa3 ihreibt ein
hriitIid it'd nemcnoe2 9latt,
- Wahrlih I'M &oBoc Der unbc
1rcnjtcn Disqualification" lit Niles
m6Qlid! - Bum lcuicl nit iolder
yGhriItlihfeit!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-13
Die Neunblifoner i'm GOnareR pla,

~ F
men cine meitgchtuoe lluteriutlmG
Der arie05uuagnben. W}jt HiItiiht
alii Die riciiqcn Sunmen Mrs Dir
9~luigabe iebr uiel 3eit IN Aniprnh
nchmcu m0 oieie MIRO nidt out on
dcmdn0t iejn, rpem ser ieBlge Son
drcB Dem &olfc nidt@ mebr }u bicten
urrntaq. ais Den 9tahDci@ oon Qelc
qcntlid)en %rrtbiimern unoGertehlun
acn. @o@ oQs &olf brnut}t un0
oQein anerfcnucu miro. lit ein Refon'
Itutftion$proQromm, oa5 Die Grs
merb$uerhGltnilie in oiciem 2an0t
nit Hiifiift nuf sic nurdl Den Arie1
acihaffcnen &crhGItniiien ncu reQeIt,
ocim g lit lest ulle5 on0erS gepor.
Sen. Die &uouItrie itebt Dor neltcn
Nroblemen, cbcnio ser Nnnoel Wn0
sic 2anomirtlihait. Dor alen Gin.
aen miro BON o0cn &IaIlen ohnc
NuSiahnIc Sic hohc NreiSIoge, mclde
ocn &crbrutf bceintr0dftIqt, ifpcr
empiun0cn. S0neit hierin cine
2%inoeunQ qebotcn miro, fam Sic
@ortci olti Sic oonfbarc Nnerfen-
rung ser 5timmqeber rchncn, Cine
(bGtiqfcit, Sic lid in 9(nQrifien oti
Sic @cQcnportci erih0pit, fam Sem
Qanoc fcineu &ort6cil brinQen unO
oobcr nllh nid)t cine perbenoe @ir,
flInd ult5iiben.
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+ SohH {.
Sp0ontr.

i'm. MIRO INT Qou3cu @oHnc alirtttj-
lt@ Nc00ucru h%erporrt'eu
Or mar elmer itutr Yfduucr. ocueIl
pcrioni,dc NodnhtjnQ 9SSndto'
oeiGltu tonntt Ul0 our'tl Gem or
mar tres Ser ih0riitcu polttiihcu
Hdmuic it1t& elnc @uoructnuc 9ldiIr
UtN ~crn,tNriltt iit Nahcr oudl ult.
mails 5l tIeHI,dAeu HomptmcthootH.
'pjt 9lnQrli'cu oui Sen Character 'ti'
mes lepcllIlcn V'tlutr@. Stu bo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-13

Rorsfterns @ebdnSe, 1923 gtain StraBe.
Ga @roie. Bt5.
feies SeIepbon 1913. Gltes Selephon 1913.
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Nullcu @iofaSc nidDt mitmudlcu.

@orls. 5tnpeocn mo Game
mart BADEN Der 6rieocn5tonleren5
mit9eteili. oaB tie lid al Der Slodo
De GeutitIduos niht beteill9eu mcr
BEN I'M Goat elmer @eigerunq
GcutidI0n0s, oen 6rieoenapertroN
SIT u1tcrjelhntu. Sle c~rtlaren, nob
cine @lodo0t ultt alt2gefiibrt lper
oen tounc, obne TIRE N%eutrnlitlt 5n
uerlcbcu.
Bier rtatrlle Natloneu habGu
Jest I~}jttcluug Jemott, oab 'ls e.
abl5bueM ',dl an encr @lotlot 81
beteitlgei. ncnn cine oelltihe @el
gerunJ, oIl EricoenShepingurgen 81.
mtcr32itucu, o:e uIlilertcu mo al
'o3llcrttu glltte nerunlallen l1ltt.
'th ilir cine 9lotaoe 81 cntihet0en
Die Sdueii mo @iornc8eu batter
id1on porher ibrcu GutidIu6 III oic
lcr Nt5i,bmJ tlnlo QcIebcn.
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Strctt IN Earts.

4lyis. Die 8srihte iheine
ou3uotu,en oaB rsr STREET. ihlimmt
miro Uuo zine Esnoeuj jsI9t. IN al
len 9eruftn ig3unehmen, NC rs ali
Cifitysu3ta 3piiten BEN Ir5sitss
bern HID N;a,tn gibt. iogor cit ge3ef
Nds liyiti. Der Strsitiubrtr. g
btibt o0b Bic Sdbl Der S:rsiter bal
sur 10000 Ntiasn oiirfte. 4le
3eoi IN oty pcotonmsnftsu Rube pol
i,h. IND Is IND tsins tpioerpdrtjler
.3pii1fHiaat elaletretsu.
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aafe

3reiie BON SeHrn Nuoerega.
R2h fnol. s. StraRe.
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Der ZOO nom >Sohu 6.
.Spoouer Dem beluuhr'
tom frtth,rnu l@uuNrS .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The meeting OF the Polish Fall
cons, 2. Baiicki No. /. will be held
Sunday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
at the Z. Balich hall. " Division
St Members are urgently request
ed 10 be present as matters OF i'm
portance will be taken up at the
meeting.
The St. Stanislsus Kostka society
OF ST. Hedwige's parish will hold its
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock in the school building.
The singing rehearsal of the St.
Hedwige's choir Will be held Tues
day evening at st. Hedwige's school
building
The Young Women's Holy Rosary
society of St. Casimir's parish will
hold its meeting Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock in 81. Casimir' S
school building.
The St John Cantlus' Literary
society OF st. Casimir's parish Will
hold its monthly meeting Monday
evening at st. John Cantius library
parlors
a meeting or the Archangel So
~iety OF St. Casimir's parish will hold
SIS meeting Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock at st. Casimir's school rooms.
The meeting Of St. Peter-Paul So
clety of st. Stanislaus' church viii
re held Sunday afternoon at ?
o'clock in the St. Stanislaus' school
rooms.
The Young Ladies' sodality Of St.
Casimir's parish Will hold their
regular meeting Sunday afternoon at
o'clock in St. Casimir's school
The military band OF Falcons, z.
Balicki No. !. will hold its rehearsal
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
at = Balicki hall. w Division st.
The Literary circle OF St. Casimir's
parish will give a very interesting
program Sunday evening at the st.
Casimir's school auditorium, under
the direction of Adalbert Malinow-
ski. The occasion is the monthly
meeting of the circle and the pro-
gram is combined Of the customary
literary and musical features.
Miss Bertha Plotska, 1901 Par
allel St, entertained delightfully."-
Friday evening a few Of her friends.
The evening was spent with games
and contests and a special feature
was a series Of resolutions a four
course luncheon was served at a
prptfiIv aDpOfptpd "a HE PA 90 "a rd {
were tiny pink hearts. Baskets
filed with red and white flowers
were also effectively used
Her guests were Misses Rose and
Mary Howell, Veronica Krawcyk
Martha and Hedwige Krygier, Helen
Franczek. Hazel Ritzler. Albina
Kwiatkowslxa and Lucy Scuba.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
UTILITIES COMPANIES
APPEAL TO WILSON

Associated Press Service:
WASHINGTON, March urgent
need for prompt consideration Of the
applications OF public utilities for
higher charges is a subject which
Pres't Wilson has been urged TO dis
cuss in his address to state governors
Monday. Through the war finance
corporation and directly to the pres
ident many street car and inter
urban companies, gas, electric and
other utilities corporations have ap-
pealed for some federal action to
stimulate city councils. state utilities
commissions and other local authori-
ties to expedite C consideration OF
tehir cases Some officials today eX-
pressed belief that the. president
would renew his suggestion of last
fall that these local authorities
hasten action.
With the level OF wages, particu-
larly on street car lines, still going
up. slightly, in some cases under or
ders from the war labor board, and
with the prices OF materials remain
ing high, utilities protest that they
cannot avoid bankruptcy without
higher rates. Representatives Of
utility companies have conferred
with war finance corporation direc-
tors within the last few weeks, but
have been unable to obtain loans, as
the corporation has now practically
ceased making rev credits, except to
railroads Officials Of the corporation
have presented what they consider n
serious situation, to Pres't Wilson
and Sec'y Glass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
PERSONALS.

Joseph Krzeminski, S. Walnut St,
and Michael Gierulski, gil S. Jack
son St, left Saturday morning for
Michigan City.
Miss Marguerite Klopczynska, 81
Indiana av., is very i'll from rheu-
matism.
Pvt. Eugene Rektor, 2402 w. Po-
land ST. stationed at Camp Custer,
Battle Creek. Mich, who has been
a guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rektor, has gone to Mil
waukee. Wis, for a weeks visit. He
was accompanied by his friend,
Adam Bogulski of Mishawaka
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Podembslxi,
616 Paris St, are moving TO Detroit,
Mich. Mr.. PodembslSi left Friday
morning and Mrs. Podembski and
family will join him soon
Frank Makowski OF Hammond,
Ind, is spending a few days with
South Bend friends
Mrs. Rose Zarzewicz has returned
TO Rockford, Ill, after a several
days visit here with relatives and
friends.
Andrew Budycz of South Chicago
is in the city on a business visit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
REQUEST RELEASE OF
POLITICAL PRISONERS

Associated Press Service:
WASHINGTON, March IA pc
tition signed by 249 soldiers and
sailors VINO have seen active service.
requesting the immediate release of
all political prisoners now held in
prison because of their refusal 10
take part in the war, or because of
their expression of opinion adverse
TO the part the United States has
played" was presented to Sec'y
Baker today and transmitted by him
to Pres't Wilson without recon-
mendation.
1--WE ask this as an act OF justice"
the petition said. I'VE feel that il
little BELTS the nation which has as
sumed leadership In the worlds
democratic strivings to hold it's po-
litical dissentors in prison when
such other countries as Russia, Ger
many and, TO considerable extent.
Italy. have released theirs"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
MOB ATTACKS GENERAL
IN COMMAND OF TROOPS

Associated Press Service:
BERLIN, Feb. 2s.-Gen. Maercker
commander Of the troops guarding
the national assembly at Weimar,
was attacked by a mob in Erfurt to-
day and robbed of a portfolio con
tanning important documents bear
ing on the plans of the government
for dealing with the strike situation
in central Germany.
The general was attacked in front
Of the barracks in Erfurt and was
beaten before he could be rescued.
The shoulder straps were torn from
his uniform by the mob.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02

Managers and Opponents OF
Bill Agree No Chance to
Secure Action.

Associated Press Service:
WASHINGTON, March THE oil
and coal and leasing bill virtually
was killed late today when obstruc-
ton led by Sen. LaFollette OF Wis
consin. republican. prevented a vote
on the conference report which had
been adOpred by the house. Managers
and opponents Of the bin agreed that
there now is practically no chance
Of securing action on the bill before
congress adjourns
Sen. LeFoilette spoke for three
and half hours and only yielded
the floor to permit the Victory
loan" bill being laid before the SEN
ate with the understanding that II
the oil bill was again brought up he
would not be barred from speaking
again.
The Wisconsin senator devoted
most Of his address TO an attack on
the senate rules giving conference
reports priority over other matter
and on the practice of bringing m
such reports on important bills late
in the sessions.
IN opposing the OH DILL the sem
ator said oil and coal and other min
erals should be held for the benefit
Of the people and that instead Of
passing a general leasing law at this
time congress should work out a
general program for developing
these lands and frame proper legis-
lation to carry it into effect
81 4
ing in congress for four years. but
this was the FIRST time that the meas
ure had been passed by both houses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
Is MEN SENTENCED,
RETURNED TO DUTY

Associated Press Service:
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The
special commission of the judge ad-
vocate generals office. which is re-
viewing court martial records with
a view to reducing excessive SEN
fences. has reported on So cases.
Sec'y Baker announced today that
the commissions recommendations
in "a OF the cases had been ap-
proved. In Is of these, sentences
were RENTED entirely and the SOL
diers restored TO duty.
The secretary said the maximum
sentence 10 be served by any OF the
other a men is Ave years and the
average two years against the 20
year sentences originally imposed by
the courts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
FREE SEEDS AGAIN.

Rep. Barnhart has notified the
AIishawaka Office of The News-Times
that he has sent a supply OF garden
seeds for free distribution among its
readers. The seeds are in consider
able variety and will be given TO
those who will call in person if they
have not already received packages
through the mails Young children
should not be sent TO ask for seeds,
and it is requested that all who re-
ceive them plant them and cultivate
them with the care that will cause
the most abundant yield possible. AS
soon as the seeds arrive notice will
be given in these columns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
NEW JEwELRY STORE.

The Van RE jewelry store will
move from n. Main st. 20 100 Lin
coin way E., the store formerly o.
cupied by the Red Cross pharmacy,
tomorrow This is one of the most
commodious store rooms in the city
and is being fitted up in first class
style and to suit the purpose for
which il is intended. Alloys Van Rie.
proprietor, has purchased a fine line
Of jewelry and watches with which
to open his new place Of business.
He will shortly have a formal OPEN
ing, to which everybody is invited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
R. R. ADMINISTRATION
GIVES SHIPS TO OWNERS

Associated Press Service.
WASHINGTON, March Ships
OF the Merchants and Miners Trans
portation Co. engaged in Atlantic
coastwise traffic. tonight were turned
back 20 private management BY the
railroad administration. Officials Of
the company accepted the relin-
quishment which heretofore they
have protested.
II is understood here that the
company will continue operation OF
the ships. although il was said an
announcement concerning the future
policy would be forthcoming from
the company's headquarters in Bal
timore soon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
REPUBLICANS WIN TWO
YEAR OLD CONTEST
Associated Press Service
VA CIITN~nTnN No

Associated freSS CeFNlcP-
WASHINGTON. March Re
publicans of the house found them
selves in the majority late tonight
and after a bittet debate. by a
strict party vote of 1872 TO 173. I'm
seated Rep. Zebulon Weaver. demo
crat of the tenth North Carolina
district. in favor of James J. Britt.
republican.
There was much parliamentary
maneuvering by the democrats 10
prevent q final vote on the contest.
but they lost Britt viii hold his
seat only two days. but the victory
gives his salary and allowances for
the full term. The contest was over
the 1915 election. Weaver was
elected 70 succeed himself last fall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
MISHAWAKA NEWS
NeOS-Iim Office 40 Lincoln Way HOnePh 49,

fortunates living in Mishawaka and
South Bend, who are dying because
they can't get il. We also know OF
a Scotchman who died recently: The
coroner did not certify as 10 the
cause. But, we can presume If we
want TO-"
But why do the frenzied Detroit
ers speed 10 Toledo and dare the
perils Of a dangerous Journey has
Walkerville become a place of de-
serted spirits?