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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
Cincinnati Mayor
Says Social Unit
Dangerous

CINCINNATI. o.. March 10
Mayor Calvin Of this city created a
sensation here today By issuing n
formal statement TO the newspaper
to the effect that the social unit. ex-
perimented within "A certain district
here for the first time and which is
being advocated for extensions
throughout every large city I'm the
country. is most dangerous type Of
socialism. The mayor said.
Il consider It a dangerous insti-
tuition in our city and but one step
away from bolshevism."
Sec'y Of the Interior Franklin K.
Lane is chairman or the National
Social Unit organization and II was
on announcement Of the east that
plans were being perfected TO ex-
tend the experiment TO all other
large cities that prompted Mayor
Calvin 10 issue mis- statement.
The mayor also gave out a letter
written by the late DR. j. II. Lands
former health officer OF Cincinnati.
who was responsible for bringing the
drst experiment OF the social unit TO
his city In this letter. addressed 70
". g. Phillips. executive, national
social unit organization. DR.. lands
pointed out that both Mr.. and Mrs
Phillips had told him that they We're
radical socialists and further down
IN the letter stated that Mr.. Hart
your assistant, met with a group ot
aocialists in Pittsburgh and made the
.tatement that in Cincinnati We
have socialism with its feet on the
round"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
REGARDING THE
GERMAN COLONIES.

As 10 the matter OF the German
colonies. they VIII be divided among
the victcrs. who VIII hold them as
manufactures Of the League OF Ma
tions. If there shall be a League of
Nations. but in any event Japan Will
acquire TIE Northern Pacific islands
and the German title TO Kiro Chau.
Australia viii have New Guinaes,
New Zealand the German SAMOAN
islands, Great Britain German East
Africa, the Union of South Africa
will have German southwest Africa.
France practically all CT Kamerun
ana of Togo, very minor fractions
Of which Will 20 to Great Britain.
France viii obtain some mOdifica-
tionS Of the terms under which she
holds MorT ocCo and probably the
right TO include Tangler in her Nor
roccan colony. There remains the
great problem of Asia Minor. which
carries with it the question Of Con-
stantinople of Armenia. of Syria
and Of the Ara bian regions extend
ing from the Mediterranean 20
MesopOtamia. II remains the hope
Of Europe that the United States
viii accept both ConstantiEople and
Armenia as manufactures. The An
glo- French differences over Syria
nave not yet been resolved. Greece
will certainly receive Smyrna and a
portion OF the west coast Of Asia
minor. inhabited by Greeks. Italy
is equally likely to become tho man
datOry foI the south shore of Asia
Minor from Rhodes 10 the Gulf OF
AleXanderette, but these questions OF
the near East are less settled than
any others are yet and l shall re-
serve them for a later discussion. Ia
sum. after three months of discus
sion. the conference at Paris has
asrced on preliminary craft of q
League Of Nations.
1t has Tedrawn the frontiers OF
Europe and substantially agreed
| that these lines shall be permanent
1t has fixed the terms of German
disarmament conditions, of German
future military live. 1t has taken
precautions against Germany both
military and territorial. Except with
respect TO Russia and Asia Minor
the great task is we'll night com
pleted, although the details remain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
ONE DIFFICULTY
SILL UNSETTLED.

OF all these difficulties, only one
is really serious and remains unset
tied. This is the break between the
Poles and the Ukrainians. 1t is Sc
rious, because II represents part OF
one significant failure Of the confer
ence at Paris For a variety Of rea-
sons It has been impossl bic to
adopt a policy toward Russia. This
inability 10 face the Russian prob
lem as e whole has resulted in a
failure 10 reach a decision as 10 the
eastern frontiers.
! am told that Lemberg viii ulti-
mately 20 10 the Poles, and that fur
Their dispute between the Poles and
the Lithuaniaus will be decided
mainly n favor OF the Poles. who
will certainly acquire Grodno and
probably wilma: but IL viii be i'm
possible for Europe 10 fix the east
ern boundaries Of Poland until IL
can make up its mind concerning
the whole Russian situs ton. EQUAL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
NOW IN ACCORD
REGARDING TERMS.

After many hesitatiOns and much
debate, the allies have not merely
come 10 a substantial agreement in
the terms of peace which are TO be
imposed upon Germany, but they
are now accord the terms, which
are 10 be hnal, shall within the next
few weeks be served upon Germany
in the shape of preliminary peace
terms. There is general agreement
that far too much time has been
wasted in settling the relatively sim
pie and enormously important prob
lem Of what TO do with Germany.
In this period Germany has gone
through a stage of political recovery
which made her a new menace for
the moment, at least in appearance,
and following this she slowly sank
into a state of chaos and revolution
which can hardly DE arrested unless
such German leaders as remain are
able TO begin me business of ma
tional life on a fixed basis: and this
fixed basis must be the terms which
the allies have agreed upon. In all
probability by the last Of March
or the first days of April the Ger
mans Will be invited 10 come 10 Yer
sailles and sign the preliminary
treaty of peace terms " hich / have
in general outlined above. With
every minor modification this pre-
liminary Will express the final deci-
sion OF the allies exactly as the
treaty OF Frankfort registered, with
Insignificant changes. the armisuce
signed many months before as the
closing act CT the Franco Prussian
war. We are then very close 10
peace, and when the preliminary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
Splendid Way To
Reduce Your Weight

There Is perhaps no one thing that so
plainly shows the passing of our youth
as the horrible tendency 20 put on too
much weight after we have reached the
age OF - OF 30 years. However young
our faces may appear, the sagging
fabby figure and forty inch waist
gives us away"
The cause OF this over st0utness Is
that our StomaChs convert the food we
eat into fat because there is not enough
oxygen In the blood TO produce "a proper
rOmbustiOn 10 destroy the excess fatty
tissue. Eat people viii be pleased TO
learn OF q simple home method that Is
wonderfully efficient in reducing weight.
quickly and easily without a starving
diet. violent massage or strenuous exer-
else Go 20 any drug store and get a
noN OF Phynola: take five grains after
oqch meal and at bed time This treat
cent viii often give quick relief from
erbUrdening fat. PhynOla taken at
meal time assists the stomach I'm Civ
ing You the benefit OF the food you eat !:
az the same time dissOlves the fatty tbs
sue from any part OF the body where
there is excessive fat BY this method
many have reduced their weight pound
20 day and there is no flabbineSs left
.tIHc Drug Store can supply YOU with
- genuine PhynOla at "a small cost
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
FInaZPeace Terms to Bind Germany
The Allied Nations Have Already Formulated Terms That Will
Make Up the Treaty Of Versailles Will Bind
Germany in State Of Military lmpotency
for the Next Quarter Century

patton Of France in 1870 and there
after until payment of the in
demnity. the allied troops VIII oc-
cupy the left bank of the Rhine
With the bridse-heads as a guaran-
tee against payments. Moreover,
even a better guarantee is the utter
dependence of Germany upon the
outside world for food supplies.
which Will leave her completely "a
the mercy of the allied blockade.
1t is a fact, little mentioned but
widely perceived here, that the pay
ment which Germany can make
even in the remote future Will hard
~ cover the cost of restoring the
devastated district with a smaller
payment for the destroyed mer-
chant marine of the allied nations;
yet the fact Is obvious and ominus
that colossal debts which Germany
has compelled her enemies 10 incur
in self defense will Sill have TO be
borne, not by the German aggressoT
but by the people who had 10 de-
fend themselves against German as
Sault.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11

open. BY another month the Euro
pean phase OF the liquidation OF the
world-war should be over. but. sat
isfactory as Is this progress. fair and
reasonabl as Is the settlern INT which
IS reaching completion. there is IN
the minds Of all those VINO arc IN
Paris the ever-inpressing anxiety
like 20 German revolution and Rus
sian anarchy. the evcrprcsent prob
lem as 70 whether western civiliza-
uon viii be able &c preserve what u
has built against the ever-growinG
storm OF bolshevism.
Copyright. 1919.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
SETTLE QUESTION OF
REPRESENTATION OF
THE SMALL POWERS

PARIS. March 1.-THE supreme
council today settled the disputed
question OF representation OF the
small powers on the economic and
financial commissions Of the peace
conference by deciding 10 name their
representatives itself. thus elimin-
ating all contention between the
European and Latin-American couI-
tries TO proportionate representation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11

~ true is the case OF the Baltic
states. with Lithuania In these re-
EiOns the bolshevists and several
races inhabiting the shores have been
fighting steadily for more than a
year. Some time. perhaps. Europe
viii take courage and go TO the res
cue OF these people. When this time
comes we may expect TO see At leas-
one more state developed along the
Baltic between Neva and the Gulf
Of Finland. AS Yet nothing has
been done or agreed upon. Else
where the map OF Europe is sub
stantially remade.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
RAR FIRM FROM CALIFoRNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO March ll.-An
order barring from California for
alleged Objectionable practices. the
stock brokerage firm Of Andrews and
Co. said 20 have offices in 40 cities
throughout the country. was issue
by the state corporation commission
here today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
WHAT PREPARATION
SHALL GERMANY MAKE.

Clearly Defined and sun approach ;
ing settlement is the very veXed
question Of what reparation Ger
many must make Calculations az
10 the utmost Germany can pay vary
as widely as 10 billions for . mini
mum and j have encountered nc
credible witnesses who believe that
Germany viii be able To pay more
than 20 billions IN any relatively near
future. and even such payment viii
have TO be stretched over a period
OF years. In these years, follOvving
the precedent Ct the German Occu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
ABANDON CLAIM
TO WAR FLEET.

To WAR FLEET.
ON the military and naval side
Germany is to be compelled not only
TO abandon her claim to her war
fleet, which has already been sur
rendered, but also TO give up certain
other ships, destroy warships which
are building, destroy all her subma
rine plants and in addition agree
100000, as contrastej with a stand
ing army of nearly 100000 men
when the war broke out.
Rigid provisions are 10 be made
for the inspection of German indus
trial plants TO guard against re-
armament. recreation of submarine
and aerOplane fleets and the ac-
emulation Of poison gases in con-
siderable amounts.
In sum total, this means that Ger
many, having already surrendered
most of her heavy artillery and now
deprived of her fleets and her in
struments of war. forbidden to
maintain a cOnscript army, pushed
behind the Rhine on the west and
the Nistula on the east. Will be re-
duCed to a condition which viii
make new German attack upon
the western world unlikely for at
least a quarter of a century. and
steps have been taken 10 provide for
the creation of a Rhenish republic.
that when such an attack comes, if
it does, its first fury will be born
not in the French and Belgian in
dustrisl districts. but in the Ger
man-speaking regions of the Rhen-
ish republic. AS the congress of vi
emma undertook TO protect Europe
against France after the NapoleUnio
wars, the congress of Versailles Is
now seeking TO protect Europe
against a new German menace. and
its military and territorial guaran-
tees are absolutely of the most for
midatle character.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11

1t has had half century of practical demonstration and successful
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11

peace has been signed, the German
phase of the war will be over.
ALLIES HAVE
GIGANTIC IASN.
In addition to dealing with Ger
many, the allies have before them
the giSantic task of electinS on the
/ frontiers Of Austria and Hungary
and on the western frontiers of Rus
STA, new states which should in gem
eral follow the lines of ethnic divi-
SION This task also has been pushed
in recent weeks and we can now see
on the map substantially what are to
he the limits of the new states of
Poland. Czecho- Slovakia. Jueo- Slo-
via, ROumania and Hungary, sim
Harry. IL seems now TO be settled
that the CTerman-sPeaking provinces
of Austria viii join Germany; thus
middle Europe mas at last been re-
solved into its component racial ele-
ments and European history enters
a new phase. which must be shaped
largely as the new states which have
been created succeed in achieving
national existence or fail in the task
and fall victims again to TeutOnic
and Russian egrandisement.
In constructing these new states
Europe is following in the East and
with respect of Germany, the policy
of the congress of Vienna in 1915
and of the treaty of the Utrecht 4
century before. Then an effort was
made to put barriers along the east
-
to make new French war OF con-
quest impossible. Now Europe is
seeking TO put Polish, CzechO-Slo-
yak, Roumanian and JugO-Slavic
obstacles along the highway OF Ger
man expansion to the east and upon
the success or failure of these OBJ
stacles depends the future peace of
the world
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
MANY DISPUTES
OVER BOUNDARIES.

We have had and we still have ia
Paris a number OF relatively minor
disputes over boundaries which are
approaching, but have not yet
reached solution. The most serious
of these is the clash between the
Jugo-SlaVs and the Italians over
Fiume and the Adriatic islands.
Leaving Dalmatia TO the Slavs, this
would be perhaps the fares. solu-
ton. The second awkward differ
ence of opinion exists between the
Greeks and the Italians and grows
out of the possession by the Italians
as a consequence of their tripOlitan
war of u Greek islands in the
AEGEAN, tosether with rhodes and
the Italian claim on behalf OF AL
bania, which is the consequence of
Italy's occupation of Port of Valona.
Here again there has been in re-
cent days a marked Improvement in
the direction of COmpI omise, and
there seems to be a general agree
ment that Italy viii surrender most,
if not all. Of the AEGEAN islands and
accept the Greek claim to Northern
Epirus. n addition TO the foregoing
disputes, ROumanians and the
southern Slavs have FLASHED over q
minor area in Barat, the Poles and
Czecho-SloV aks are at odds over the
district Of Tesschen, on the West ern
fringe OF Galacia, and the Poles and
the Ukrainians have actually seen
fighting for many months. inter
rupted by brief truces- over Lem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
Labor Federation
Criticises Gen.
Blatchford

PANAMA, March 1.-THE Pan
ANA canal Federation of Labor
adopted resolutions at a meeting yes
terday condemning statements al
legged to have been made by Brig.
Gen r. NJ. Blatchford, commander
Of the American forces in the canal
zone, concerning moral conditions in
Panama and the canal zone. The
resolutions call for an explanation
and submission of evidence.
The labor federation will give Gen.
Blatchford an opportunity TO make
a statement. after which it will send
the records in the case to the secrC-
tary of war with a request for action.
The resolutions declared tina.
unanimous and unquestiOning sup
port was given the military admins
tration during the war and take ex-
ception to the alleged statements OF
Gen. Blatchford. that conditions in
the canal zone have improved as a
result of his administration.
Gen. Blatchford on June %, 1918
declared a moral boycott of the
cities of Colon and Panama, and
barred American soldiers from en-
tering the cities. With the coopera-
ton of the Panaman government
moral conditions were improved
Several weeks ago control Of the
zone was returned to the civil au-
thorities, but Gen. Blatchford still
refused permission for soldiers to
enter Colon or Panama.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
T'SCLEAN, SWEEP, WASH-THE LIVELONGDkY!

When you feel worn out,
tired to death" with the
household duties-ooonng,
scrubbing, cleaning. dust
ing-Gt all comes in the
days work in the house
hold)-turn TO the night
remedy to strengthen you
The poor woman whose
back feels as though j.
would break, who feels
dizzy, whose head aches,
or black specks appear
before eyes, all due TO
troubles essentially femi-
nine.
The greatest boon TO
womanlnnd is a temper
ance tonic made up Of
herbs, which makes weak
women strong and sick
women well. This Is the
Prescription" of DR..
Pierce, used by him in
active practice many years,
and now sold by almost
every druggist in the land
in tablet or LIQUID form.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11
BY FRANK III. SIMONDS.
NcwS-Times and Associated News
paper Correspondent.

NcWS-Iin ana Associated NcNS-
paper Correspondent.
PARIS, March S.-Durins Pres
Wilson'S absence in America the
lines of the new treaty of Versailles
have been on the larger side drawn
and substantially agreed to. The
fourth of the great European settle
ments. counting the treaty Of west
phalia and the treaties of Utrecht
and of Vienna, is now known in out
line: and If one may judge from
past great settlements, the larger
part Of the work which is now be
ing completed in Paris will endure
and give form and character to Eu-
rope and TO the world for a century
to come.
Most important of all the various
departments of what will be the
peace of Versailles is the decision
with respect to Germany This de-
cision as TO the frontiers is as fol-
lows:
Germany will hereafter stop ar
the Rhine and at the old western
frontier of Poland preceding the
partition of 1872. In addition, Ger
many will lose the Danish-speakins
population of SChleswis and the Po-
disappearing population of Upper
Silesia. By contrast. she will prob
ably acquire the purely German re-
sions OF Austria, the old provinces
which were victims of the Hapsburs
empire when it began its process of
expansion many centuries ago. -.
GERNIANN'S LOSS
IN FIGURES.
Expressed in statistics. Germany
will lose between 60, 900 and 10000
square miles of territory. with a
population of between 100000
and 1900. 600, and will acquire be-
tween 10000 and 10000 square
miles. with a population Of 1000.
OOO This means that Germany viii
in any event suffer a net loss OF So.
coo square miles of territory anl
upwards of 100000 of people. In
stead of PIP 600 square miles, her
area before the war, which was
slightly in excess of that OF France,
she Will have about $4,000 square
miles: and instead OF a population
of C7.OOO.03O a population of co.
600. GOO.
Concevably the Rhenish republic
which Is 10 oe created on the left
bank Of the Rhine may ultimately
return 10 Germany, but ever With
this ultimate accretion Germany will
still be smaller in area than spain,
but the measure OF her loss Is not
expressed in square miles. size will
lose the great iron deposits or Lor-
yaine and the coal districts OF the
Saar outright 10 France. she will
also lose her highly industrializej
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11

The Magic SCOT destroyer and
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11

iron districts of Upper Silesia TO
Poland, thus. while the reduction of
her area is comparatively small, the
reduction of her industrial resources
The Springfield herald., 1919-06-20
PRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Van Haden and
daughter Ileene returned home
from Cunningham, Kans.. Satur.
day.
The dance at Harmon's Satur-
day night was we'll attended
and everyone had q good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hager of
Campo and Mrs. Hagers parents
MIR. and Mrs. BOUNCE and family
were callers in this vicinity Sun
day.
R. M. aoller and family left
Tuesday for Dolby Springs, Ok
lahoma, where they expect to
make their home.
Dan Hoffner was q business
caller at Stonington Wednesday.
Bill Haden's attended a dance
near Campn Wednesday night.
Esper Stewart had a horse to
get badly cut in the fence We'd
nesday.
herman Mitchell and family
expect to leave Saturday for
Cunningham, Kans., to harvest
his wheat.
The Springfield herald., 1919-06-20

Uncle Davio Greathonse was
over from his ranch Tuesday.
Salem Pearce was in from his
well.regulated ranch Monday.
Maurice Long is in court at
tendance this week at Lamar
trial of the Elder store robbers.
Cap Hagerman went to Wichita
the first Of the week after the
fire-englne outfit ordered by the
city.
Levi Mobley and sons John
and Jake and wife. old tim.
ers of Mobleyvale, were in town
Monday.
The M. e. Ladies Aid will give
an ice-cream social and program
at the court house tonight.
Come out.
Geo. A. Haker went to Pheblo
Monday to receive treatment
for ear trouble that has caused
partial deafness.
Rev. Hall Saturday married
Mr.. Tomlin and Miss Abbott at
the Richeson place in the west
part of the county.
The Truax Hdw. Co. has sold
to w. H. Denney q plumbing
i outfit for his new residence, and
the furniture for the same.
The country will be sorry to
learn that Sam Holt has been
compelled to again 60 to a hos.
| pital and probably to again un'
dergo an operation. We are
hoping for favorable results from
this trip.
The father of one of the boys
accused of try ing to rob the Ed
Ter postoffice, afterwards turned
over to Prowers county. was in
Springfield the Fl rst the week
looking up evidence in the case
for the boys defense.
| Judge Terral left last week fol
| the hot Springs, where he will
take treatment. It is hoped b
will return with his health great
lily improved. Later: Return
Z, ed Monday in the pink of healtl
Just of on legal business.