South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 54, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 February 1916 — Page 5

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Eight Killed and Fifty Injured in Wreck in Connecticut. MIL.FOi:l. Conn.. FV,. Dis-rt-T.ir l of a j.r- .i:;t.-.i..ir- lirnal probably wa.s r- -j r " I f- r the rtir-ep.d r'.J'i ; I.v Ilaen r 'Hi r h"fp Tu n r. tl.- New York, 1 Hartford nllroad ! -: . in v. J;i'-h eiktht J 'i.'on.". lost th ir li.es and fully ?re inj ire !, ;. r ; r.' U. Charl"" rriwtl! .f tn- f'niinw'fitut jujhlic ttlllti'-y c-rn mbsbm. The statf'H in--tiKa ti'iii a!r-oly is under wav, but. ir..irM:K h as fmir railroad em -ployts. th' rn't important witrifss-, cult to Mil T.vo w.-r- kille. 1, it wil! 1. d'.fllr.x r-s;i!.-i!illity, Mr. Khvell I a. s-niCf-rs. a man and a weman, were K : I ! 1 instantly when fl local train running at 1 r mil-H an loir crashed into th rear of th-;r-enfJJ fxprfss, whi'-h h.i'l Ix-fn filled b-;Ms' of a broken air h Two other iaf s !ic rs died In hospital to which they wen taken. Th oilli-iai th"ory of the accident Is that the engineer of the 1 c a 1 disTf -sarded or failed to see the precautionary signal. ar:d roiilil rot make hin brakes hold when he tame in siicht of thf danger sirnal. One of the heroes of the urck v.' as !e-ore j. Tourtellette, HaL'ni.'ill nt hark from the stalled train, v.'ho stiod in the path of the apj roa' hin if local, frantically waving 1.1s red l!ai? until escape as im-I-OFsilde, and he was lulled under the ermine wheels. Hoth trains were v. el! filled with T as.sentfers. Anion; the injured were many Ynle irraduates returning to New York after attending alumni day at New Haver.. Sceral of them have 1m en prominent ;ts athletes. On the local were "vcr;;l menihers of the Sons of the American Revolution who were on their way to Uridtfeport to attend a linner. I'iirwnccTs BiirltnL. A freight train passing on another track, as the express and lor-nl dhded, complicated the wreck.' Shattered coaches hurled against the 1 ox cars derailed them and the cars of all three trains were piled up. iVtsontrers were huried underneath heaps of splintered wood and twisted iron. The hoiler of the local's locomotive explode ' The hod! es of the entfineman and fireman were found underneath the wreckage. MAKE WAR MUNITIONS DURING SPARE TIME Jii-itMi allrs f Hat tie Cruiser I'leet Doin Sph'iuliil Work Sas I.lo)d t;eoi'e. LONDON, !!,. The fact that the men of the Rritish warships ai , turning out a. tarn- amount of war luunitlons in their spare time aboard ship is revealed in a letter from the munitions minister. David Rloyd George, to Vice-Admiral Sir David Rcatty, made public Tuesday night. "I have beet) greatly interested in the letalis of the splendid work done l.y tlie othcers and men of the battle cruiser tU t in making munitions." the minister writes. "The output which has already been 1 cached is ery striking, but more i.nportant even than 'ie m:teri.il icults Is the magnificent spirit vhkh prompted the men of the beet to devote their leisure to giving the men in the trendies such loyal 1 rid effective support. "The fact also that the work is b in carried oat by the men's own v ih and without remunerations, greatly enhances its value." CLASSIFYING IMMsKI.r. Minister Tommy. I'm surprised. Don't oi: Know that vood little b.ns :on't skate on Sunday? Tommy Yes. an' I'm glad dey '.n't dere's more room on de he l.r us boys ho do. To Put On Flesh and j And Increase Weight Most people eat f:-"n four to si , 1 ounds of go.'d so '.id !.t-makini; food ecry da and still do ;..: in-1 triase in weight one , utice. a bibon the other hau 1 u .. ; of !!., p'.ump. chunky f.'Ü.s . .ti -- l-.v'.t- j ly and keep a.ai'.g ail 'he tin..-. I It's all bosh to .y l. t th:s is ti. j r.aturt- of the iiul.viii.i.i!. R :n't . Nature's wa at :,11. ' Mst thin p-.pb- M.f. thf 1 .y.hi-..-1 I h.cir powers of .. tb-, f . a tive. They a'-...-;. e. .. ,: ' the food th- cat t life : and a sein! ..? !.. i;: h . v ! ttrerth. Sturii!-. v. ..j-.'t h--i;. t . dozen meals .i da v i -; l ' t m.ikc thm g-aln a .s;-!L;b. "t o tier." pound. All the fat - pr-d u n.ents oT th.olr fo d j t stay tlurc in the intestines i.nti! th.e pa from the body a v;;c. Wh.it s , ).' pejo need Is so:r.et hv. th..t w . ' ! prepare these f.ittv tV d e',. r:: n that their hh..d can absorb t b r : -. ind del osit th-m nil ab..-.:t the somtth:nw. to... that u!i r . u 1 1 : r ' : their tcA blood ci rpu b s and ir,- , .reus-' their blood's c.i.rrn:,' power. I'.ir such a onditior; it is well recon-.mend eating a Sargo; t il l-t ! ivith eer" meal. S.un', not. ai o:r,e ! el!ee. a fit' lite i ilr ' :. b It i is simply a careful conbirnü n .f: ;.x of the most ffe.tr e ;u.d j..;.rff.l iissirt.ilativc and buibl'.ng: flements known to chemistry. it ts ; :ibcRitelv harmUs. tt has !-e-.! v. or.derfully .fTec':-., .,:. a singV , '..iblet ei'.ten with a T;i .d i.ttcir. ! act ordifig to rep' lis of rvt ) : . v ; :he etTect of i:u v as: r r the w-cbt ' of a thin in.'in or won. an from three) t the pour.. Is a ek. Sarol is dd bv Wettick's r 'i'.'l vit R.-ite N'oh inc Store and o.lor . d i t . c - ; I r e t r h ie n a p-,.t.e ...r- i inte of Atifc'ht incrd vr ;:;uiiv Uck. Adrt,

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FRANCIS TELLS WILSON HE WILL ACCEPT POST Nomination for Ilus-iari Ambassador ship to be Sent to Senate Soon. WASHINGTON. Fco. 23. David R. Francis, secretary of interior in Cleveland's cabinet and former governor of .Missouri, told Prea't Wilson Tuesday he would accept the post of ambassador to Rus-sia to succeed George T. Marye, v. ho has resigned. His nomination will be sent to the senate as soon a.s inquiry can be made of the Russian government as to whether he Is accepta'l". , Mr. Francis called on the president during the day with Senator Reed of Missouri. I-atrr he will confer with Sec.'y Ionising at the state department about his duties. The president and Sec'y Iarising attach unusual importance to the embassy at Petrograd at present because of questions growing out of the Huropean war and the problem of inspecting the. large detention camps in Russia in which are held thousands of German and Austro1 lungaria n prisoners. Mr. Francis was offered the post of ambassador to Argentina early in the present administration, but r.ecl'ned because of the press of personal business. JAPANESE FLEET SAFE IN MEDITERRANEAN I)Kj)at,lios From Italy Say ShipAicicnranii'd t Ilot of Aircraft. 1 C'n:Xir.',i;' (ia Rondon. 1'cb. 2 Gcn.tan newspapers print ib.sp.i t ches tropi i'aly sta'ing that a .lap.iiu-se licet nas arrhod safeiy i: t lie Mediterrane an sea. together v. ;tn a reat number of aircraft. Two Japanese steamers have been ti rpedoed and sunk is the Mediterr ..an. ih. liner Yasaka M..ru and tie fv.-ignter Eenkoku Muni. n J. v .'. a;i:.ouncei,M'ut was made at T k:.. the Jiji Shimpo that a .-' r rifo;i of .Iapa".e warships was e il '.spatched to tb.e Sue, canal, pt o.;,iaab!y for the purpose of prottvTi'U J P. panes. slupping. Tb.e :.!irio.-",l crui-ers Rasuga. Tokiwa and ''htto-e, were n.cntior.cd as h . t i 1 1 r ltii .issi0nei' to th.s scr - ARABS IfJ REBELLION T!iiri-l i-o Reptirtcd Iillcl in KioP in Cairo. i:i:!:i.iN. r.-1'. ( wirf-vs to S i 1 ; i . " I ; ; i ;s , : .:n i'.ir f a r '.'..... t!;.t r i. !.!' .-r.rr 1 .'1 T : 1 . ! ' " t h f .-r es t)l-V- priruf' 'i '1 ü "r tl.- 'Lite of K-l. 1" in :h It ;!:.iT'. j.ij'tr I." ' i iir-."." ays th . :... ii'ws :is;t :.. "Thi' rejictrts ..itc tl.;:t :'..' lu'T.-.'.'.S V,rt' ki'ilt'A 1 v. i I'm! ,. Imrini; the muti'iy. it is 1.-. larcd. a i i i t : 1 1 major .-hut .n Aral' who wouii! tiut allow l.:s ho; to I e searchci. According tt the n'lice.-. thre were In ee- ".;.!. iivs in (';i;n tlurin-r Januarv." m aila s. Modern Yhol Hoy Trachor. wi.iiKl you tn:::d telling my chauff .r I'm k";i in and that he'll have to wait? rack. Lr. W. 'j. W c b u e r for Coroner.

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Tribesmen Push Through Egypt To Nile Valley ISKIUjIX. Feb. 2 3 (via wireless to Sayville). Senussi tribesmen adancing through Egypt from the west are approaching the Nile valley according to reports from Constantinople given out Tuesday by the Overt-eas newi agency. The reports add that severil Arab tribes have joined the Senussl. The Senussi advanced after taking the towns of .iva, Solium and Said Rerad, the accounts stated. The news agency's statement adds: "In the Sudan the Rritish commander has asked help of th natives, who refused to give It." "The appearance of a German submarine on the Egyptian coast and the torpedoing of English ships in Egyptian territorial waters has made a strong impression." ARTIST'S DAUGHTER TO WED ARCHITECT'S SON f . ? V ' ..-.ivCy .p , .if Vv,.. i f p. v .,, , : Nl'W Vor,K. I-Vli. Mr and Mrs. 'h. tries Dana (lis.:: announced the enra'-einent of their daughter, Mis Ir'n. I-inql:ornc (Uhson. t (leore It. Post. jr. Miss (tibson matte h:r tiebut last December at a dance ien by Mr. and Mrs. Gibson at the Ritz-Oarlton hotel. ihe lias inherited much of her mother's fanioas 1-iaTity and her fath r'? talent for drawing. Since her debut mur.y affairs have been given In her honor. Mr. Post is the oldest son of the late Gforjf II. I'ost. one of the most prominent architects of America. The town house of the fiually id üt .Nu. U a 11 iiti-Uiatii iL

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REAL ESTATE TRANFERS Prom fti Rerorda of tb Indian TIU Lm O. Mike Ellesh to Joseph A. Werwlnskl, part R. O. lot 69, 1,200. Frank Z. Dye to James Findlater and wife, part lots 71 and 7-, Portage park addition, Jl. Receivers deed. M. C. Rasmussen ynd Edward J. Fogarty tJ William A. Mclnerny, lots 124, 129, 130, 135 and 136, Ryrkit's third plat; also lota 17, 60 and 2 21, Rerger farm addition; 88 in Xiles Realty Co. first addition; lot 5 in Delorenzi's second addition; lots 35, 36 and 40 In E. Mlshawaka Realty Co.'s first addition; lots 12 and 22, Ward & Lanig's hrst addition; lot 168 in S. E. addition to .South Rend, $1,500. Prank X. Kles and wife to Otto Fanska, U'O feet off E. end lot 6, in Cedar Heights, $1.600. John Warren Martin et al. to Julius Seeberger, farm lot 6, ;Mlshawaka, $4,000. George W. Collom and wife ct al. to Mable I. Johns, land in Liberty township near Eaporte line, $13,- ! 399.47. Joaeph A. Werwinskl to Wawrzyniec Jasinski and wife, part It. O. lot 69, $1,900. Mahala E. Dunba et al. William Hupel, part lots 2S2 and 281, O. I. South Pend. $12,000. Edward Burket and wife to Jay (;iover and wife, lot 2 7 in O'Neil's hrst addition, $400. Harry J. Hambright and wife to Fred Snyder and wife, part lot 15, Pattell's park addition to Mlshawaka, $1. Fred Snyder and wife to Harry J. Hambright and wife, same ns next above. $1. AX ATTA CI LM I INT. Atent (rnterint; ollice) I've an ataclimont for your typewriter, sir. which 1 F.nsy Man Well, settle it with her. Your love affairs arc no concern &i mine. One of the latest architectural curiosities of New York city i. an urartment hotil. 16 stories hi'h, which has been built on a ilot of pro'iml 1- feet wide at one enl aJid ."0 at the other and ISO fee: in length. 45 YEARS OLD On Savins 103 N 3IIchi;an Stroot NO "CLUB" USED Only lToujpt, courteous treatment to kU,

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TKRP.n HATTP:. Fob. 2:. The y of Thorr. n Voeue. 7 0 years old. who di--ippejred from his home in v. ( err.' Haute four mor.ths a?o. w.is fo-:nd Tieday in a por.d. t is .e lie, e i he ('mmitte-l sulci I'?. Th" p. 'nil was draped at the time jf his disappearar.ee. It is ' elieved the re-nt tloo.'.s washed the body t The surface. First Recruit--; !:at Jo you think of the major. Rill? ,e--o:'.d Recruit He's a change rtt'!' ki.'.d o' f.'fike Izist r.iL'ht I I says to 'im, "'OO poes thee?" an' he frays, "Friend!"; an today e ardly knows me. Punch (London.) Paralysis of HelIan and German Pias- industries has resulted in Kreatly increasing business in Ja pan.

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MADI?- .V, Wis., Fob. 23. Refore a creferenc of Wisconsin pror- ssie repuhlitMns hn. Ho'-rn M. Rifollettc Tuesday nicht a:ir.uinc ed his candiihu-y for the pTvider.cy. "I am a candidate for the republican norinatlon for jres:der.t in 1916." declared Sen. InMlette. "I lKMiee trat patriotic prores.-i e re-j publicans are at this time undr the. highest moral oblitraiton to contest everv foot of ground in every state in the Union for representation in the Chicago convention." A oiuv-fnl "rturke" o x a in i n a ti o n nuidc itliout fhanre. LeriNes (lupUcatr4l same ky, whether formorly fumishod by us or not.

Fifteenth Annual Indianapolis Automobile Show surpassed this year in importance only by the New York and Chicago Shows a million dollar display elaborate decorations martial music and the same cars shown at New York and Chicago either in duplicate or original.

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