South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 217, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 August 1913 — Page 9

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OPPOSITION TO THE NICARAGUA TREATY

Liberals In Il-juMi! Do Not Want United States to I-MnhlMi n rrotcctorato.

WASHINGTON. Au?. 2. Opposition in the penal? to the plan of I'rc.-,-WHson and Fecy. IJryan for an American protectorate over Nicaragua has received strong support from representatives of the librral party In that republic. When the senate committer on foreign relations take up the new treaty attain Saturday it will be with the. knowledge that a strong element in Nicaragua is adverse to yielding any vestis-'e. of sovereignty to the United States. Protects against the treaty are bein: made in Washington by Gen. Francisco Altschul. a representative of the Nicarairuan liberalises. He contends that many of his people do not favor the policy of the protectorate although they are willing to make a treaty to Rive the United States the proposed perpetual canal building right over the Nicaragua n route. A preliminary draft of the treaty Is now before the senate committee and will be considered at a meeting Saturday. Sen. IJorah, Clarke of Arkan.as, Williams and others who will oppose the convention, base their objections upon the claim that a protectorate over any central American country would be a radical departure from the settled foreign policy of the United states.

Late News From the Surrounding Towns

SUNDAY MAKES PLEA FOR COiW.CTED MAN

Write Harry Darling Ursine Parole of John .Matiy Starts Work in September.

Special to Nt-ws-Tims. LArOKTi;, Air-. 2. From a far western ranch in Wa-hin.'-Tt'n there came a plea Friday from Fvangelist Hilly Sunday for the parole of John Mauzy of Gohen, convicted of j-hooting and killing Hattie Foster of Warsaw. The plea for the parole came by letter to Harry 15. Darling, member of the state- pardon hoard. According to the letter from the baseball evangelist he has been interested and led to take a hand in the tight for the freedom of Mauzy by Mauzy's sister. Mauzy's parole will come up before the state board in September. Further on in his letter Sunday stated he will resume his evangelistic work in September at Steubenvllle, O. Then he will go to Johnstown. Pa.; Pittsburgh. Huntington, W. Va

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ALL THE SUSPECTS ARE ALLOWED TO GO ELKHART, Ind., Aug. 2. After a thorough investigation Police Chief Northrup Friday ordered the release of all of the 13 suspx-cts who were arrested Wednesday evening and held on susVion of being connected with Wednesday's robberies and petty thefts. No clue h.'M been found as to the identity of the robbers of the Freed

store and Mr. Freed stated this alt- ; ernoon that ho and his wife would leave for a California trip, as plan

ned, on Sunday.

CIIUMNTOWX. Albert, th' 1 1-mouths-old son of Mr. njid Mrs. L. IMce, liriiig M'ut tt of thin place, was drowned la the Kankakee river on Friday. Tin funeral wjis held from the Crumstowu church Sunday afternoon at 2 iVlck. A dr.ujrhter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ueundorf Sunday, July 7. Mn. Maggie Riddle is HI at her home north of the village. Mrs. A. E. Itiliigle is visiting with her lter, Mrs. Forest Kiddle, this week. Mr. DHbert Crum Is visiting at the Lome of N. II. 'rum. Mrs. Florence Criima and Mrs. Maud Crum were vNiting the for.ne.-'s parents Ht Mount IMasant on Tutl.ty. MUs (Johlit- Miller, of Long Island, is working for .Mrs. Muggle KIdt'le for a Miort time. Mrs. Maud Crum railed at the Win. Kiddle holm Sunday. Mr. Nelli. La Flore visited tlds week wlfh her aunt. Mrs. M. IloIIingshead. Mrs. Clifford Mathewxon Is visiting with Mr. and .Mrs. J. Mathewson.

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WALKLUTO.V. Mrs. K. Itagent Z G.irrelf, wk with relatives here.

Mrs. C. Strang wrs in Logansport

cim or tile week. Mts. L. Finch of Gary. Ind.. is vUltlng lier parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Groshaus, jf this place. The cement block building In the Quinn lunch room Is nearly cnmnlefel. The building will U used by the McCabc blacksmith shop. The Methodist, church held their anr.ual picnic at Koontr. lake Wednesday. Miss P.ernbo Kauffmau of Middlehurv, H. nt the week with Mr. and Mrs. J. Troytr and family. Miss l.essie Ilardenbrook of Gary, is lsltlng at the V. Hardeubrook home. Mrn. M. Harmison came home this week from a Laporte hospital, where slie underwent an operation for tumor. She Is How nearly completely recovered. Miss Itlanehe lirosh'ans visited relatives in Gary the first of the week. A dance was held in the Oliver opera liouse here Wednesday evening. It was vell attended. C. Mclntyre, who Is emploved at the It. A. . dept. was in Defiance O., the first the week.

BITTER FEELING SAID TO HAVE CAUSED WRECK SLTERIOK, Wis., Aug. 2. Alleging that bitter feeling between the trains crews and the men working on the .ore docks, who mostly are foreigners, is to blame for an accident Thursday night In which two men were killed, two more probably fatally hurt and five others injured, the ore dock employes have refused to go to work and the big Allouez plant of the Great Northern railway is tied up. The suspension of work with the consequent interruption of the railroad operations, delays at the mines and the boats in the ore trade, entails a loss of $ ICO, 000 a day according to estimates by railroad olticials. The switchmen on duty. Thursday night, it is Mild, disappeared and have not since reported. An investigation is being conducted by Supt. Morrill of the ore docks who declared that If the acts alleged by the dockmen are substantiated an application will be made to the authorities for warrants charging the- railroad men with

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Jacob Hose of South liend, formerly a resident here visited (rlends here Friday. The Social Hour was entertained Friday afternoon at tho home of .Mrs J. A. Purkett. Mrs. L. K. Manes and daughter, Dorothy, are spending the week with friends in Cassopolis. Miss Tillie Lemon is visiting friends In South Pend this week. Carl Knott left Thursday for -his home In Chattanooga. Tenn., after a week's visit at the George U. Fryman home. Myron Snyder of Ypsllantl is visiting friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Whitman Fpent Friday with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Whitcomb In South Fend. The thirty-seventh annual Young People's picnic will be held here Wednesday, Aug. 6. The address of Welcome will be given by Atty. Charles H. Kavanaugh. who will be followed by Judge Pridgman, Judge 11. F. Parr, Pros. Atty. Chester P. o'Hara, ex-Prosecuting Atty. W. II. Andrews, and Atty. W. J. Panyon. A number of attractions have been provided Including the slack wire tumblers who were formerly with the Pingllng Pros, circus, but are now with the House of David family in Penton Harbor. A ball game is scheduled for 3 o'clock, after which will come a balloon ascension, areoluiut exhibitions and motor boat races on Iike Chapin. Mrs. C. C. Woodruff of Chicago, is visltMiff her sister, Miss Lena llelmiok. Three mechanic liens have been filed against the property of Medora II. Powers, known us the .huker farm. The Wilson Hardware Co. claim a bill of $31.64: Morrison Dilley, 510.63.; and Frank D. Wollam, Slo.SO. Atty. Kavanaugh represents each of the claimants. Max Skinner has returned to his work In Snith Pend after a two weeks' vaeation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. iloy Skinner. Kdward Ingh-rlght. who has been 111 the p5t week, is -improving. Miss Mary Parclav of Havenna. O., and Mrs. flattie Caldwell of Hartlord. Mich., are visitors at the Fd Allen home. P. C. Immel "has taken over the ir.i'k route which has been operated l.v Gerge M. Dear; the past few months. Charb s W. Watson, a former resident i'f his place, died suddenly Ju'.y i'O. at Vanderbilt. Texas. Mrs. Carroll Glfford is on the sick list. Miss Delilah Fmmons has been a visitor at the home of Mrs. Sarah Painter in the country, the past week.

from a visit in Pattle Creek and Kalamazoo. George Reum was operated upon at Chicago Friday for a serious ailment and much concern is felt for his condition. Mrs. George Kneeshaw left Friday for Toronto, Can., after visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toney. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gage have gone to Champion, Mich., to visit their daughter, Mrs. Paul Van Piper. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rosinski are parents of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pradley of Cincinnati. )., are guests of her sister, .Mrs. C. P. Winter. Mrs. Irving Jeffries of Paw Paw is a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones.

Mrs. II. C. Poswick

from Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dresden, Kan., are guests

L. Tillotson. A son of Jack Holland was bitten by a dog in West Xiles. It is thought his Injuries will not prove serious. Flizabeth Harris, who is ill with typhoid fever, has been taken to Fpworth hospital. South Pend.

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PROGRESSIVE MEDICINE, MODERN EQUIPMENT AKD VAST EXPERIENCE Are the Keynotes of Success With the Up-to-Date Specialists in Nervous and Chronic Diseases. DR. FLEENER TELLS WHY HIS METHODS CURE WHEN OTHERS FAIL,

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MI.KS. The Woman's Relief corps held their annual picnic Friday at the home of Mrs. Stewart Purt on N.

The lawn, which overlooks was dtcorated with AmerAbout 33 were in attend-

Fro nt St. the river, lean f.ags. Mr. and

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H. W. Pusse have re

turned from a two m nths' trip through the Itocky mountain region. Mi3 Minnie I'crkins has returned

laki; villi:. Mrs. F. A. Parkley and Mrs. Dr. Moore w re in Logansport Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Vanliew has gone to Chicago to spend a few days with friends. Work has begun on the new parsonage at the Christian church Wednesday. Lie Misses Iloe and Florence Punch are visiting relatives near outh Pend for a few days. Mrs. Will Clemens of Chicago is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Amanda Pietl. Charles Fuchs has sold out his saloon to the Taylor brothers.

Miss Maud Hupp is home her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hupp. The new bank will be in operation Monday. Aug. I.

Frank Parkley, sr., is Gary Saturday t viit his sell Parkley. Miss Fsther Motts was

Fend Thursday. Charles Fueh and family are contemplating moving on the Fueh farm.

Miss Hena Donathan of Pend was hi re several days

her brother. William Donathnn. Mrs. Fllsworth Annis isited her nephew. Fugne Miller of near Lakeville, Thursday. Mrs. Marie Lemert of South Pend was here on business Thursday.

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I furnish the comjleto equipment, from the first call to the burial. lioth Phones 2lit So. St. Joe SL

Patrick J, Houlihan, with offices at No. 113 South Michigan Street, Democratic candidate for City Judge at the Primaries to be held August 6th, has been a resident of this city all his life. He has been engaged in the active practice of his profession seventeen years. He has been a tax payer twenty years.

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political ofhee. Mr. Houlihan earnestly solicits your support at the primaries August 6th. Ad. Advertisement

EYES EXAMINED And IbsdaeL'3 Kellered without us of Drugs by

"I wish" Is the dividing line between desire and attainment. Nothing is "ever attained by wishing unless there's the will to do it. The man or wrman who says "I will have money," and begins that minute to sae, will generally have their desires gratified. The determination back of the deslr; spurs them on to greater effort. Opportunities are theirs that never come to the moneyless, thriftless spender. Stop wishing. Start saving today HERE. We pay 4 percent interest on Savings Accounts. A dollar is all you need to start one. Will you do it?

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. THE ST. JOSEPH LOAN & TRUST CO.

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Democratic Candidate for

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Will hold the following mass meeting: TucMlay Evening: Colfax School. Wednesday Evening Linden School. Thursday Evening Elder School. v Friday Evening Kiver Park School. All voters arc invited. You have heard tho other candidates. Hear me. Advertisement.

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MY BEST REFERENCE IS Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Unless Cured ! I CURE MEN AND MEN ONLY. thfj following Aiii: tiii: iisi:asi:s nr which i havi: rrni:i so JLNY MEN; PERHAPS MOKE THAN ANY oTIIEIl SPECIALIST:

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The new German troatmont ls tho n nit!y thnt voti sli.iiM InirU'I whon Puttering from this Joathsonu- romlitlon. i-,.r y:irs" vr-n :iiz. tlm-tors have hoou treating: this cur on litn:ia::It y ly aliTilnlst'rlnpr lrut:s nnI j)ins. The old-tlm method was purely eiuplrinl it hvinc :il:iit cntlivly las'l upon what this or t lin t lorfr con'-l'i'Icl t on hi patient, the treatnit-nt In many Instances Wing rmre injurious th-uj the dUeas itself, causing the germs to be bottled up in the hloed. 1'he N. w Oerman P nwtly "J14" N salvarran, is truly svlentifir- and h.-s done more to relievo snfTerers from this dlsoape than any other discovery of t Ii 1 r any (th-r ape. wil'raT'aa or "WU" ns it Is generally known, is ;ii;.d as the result of the nine hundred and fourteenth experiment 'made l. Irs inventor in order to ;rfet his formula. It will kill the s.-n spirilli jrerm intant:iiieou!r. Tho medjrnl profession on both I!rs f the AtlantSo have he-ime a unit regarding its ue and its pnver to al-sMpitely exterminate the scourage. It i my custom to keep abreast f th.' tim iJ everything that Is for tho good of mv patients, fireordini.:!'- I have installed i not-ord lac to the rnian mcrhcHl) tho most elaborate "'.lir lab .rat-ry In the middle vet and am thoroughly prepared to adminif r O.N s-i-i,:iti" treatment according to the most approved methods of its diseoverer. In the majority ..f eases It N nlv ne.esiry f.ir the natient to remain under mv direct personnl rro f,,r a few hours, after wlib-li he ran zo to h s hotel, business or home with a feeling of relief ?u-h as sufTere from this dlsene never drameI. Nearly two hundred patient! liave fcn r-:rod In one Amerlean dty by this improved trojitmrnt, and not one rehip" has Imh-ji rne.mnt.rod. Consult Dr. Fleener FREE regarding this trinmphal adva:ie in Medi.-al Srierue. He Is a SptdjUIst on Dlooil. Nrve and Skin Diseases, and you should bvirn the truth about your condition. I Invite yon. ;;".ir ie i.b r. to e..;i.e and have a h.-irt to heart talk with me. I assure ynu ia advm.-e to satisfactory re-v.Hv My fee will not be one cent more than you are -.'..libit: t pay for a complete cure. Do not BUbmlt to the uso f d -mi:-vn j-ubstitutcs or Inferior treatuient lor RIoom Poison. , M ... ,. . t, Itemember. that "r." Is tie lnpr..ve. 'vr,;- nnd Pr.-.fes-.r Ear.;oh, the oreluator and discoverer of these r-:no!;( s. d eel arcs that "HH U nmre solUble. educing the possibility . f indi n -a a : is -b-ebb dly m-ro efier-nve arol may W injects without harm t I ain in oth r parts of the ftody taan Uic veins. PILES DISEASES OF THE RECTUM We find a very closo relationship of the Ib-etnm t tl entire pelvic reir.n and this close relationship has partl--i:!ar refe-e!.e to the nerve distribution and vascular structures. Thi be!n- the -: a sympathetic afTe.-th,:i of t!i." parts Is n frequently a'om;a!iying symptom. I have for year protested ngainst the burbaroji's practice of euttin- (operation) for t!ie euro of Piles. Blnce an operation seldom produces a permaeent -ure. Neither d I strong acid lnJe-tion which often proves .Vleb.j-i-. us to th- general health and In many cases derange the entire io rv -uv sy-tei.i. I am exceeding successful in INe.,ses ,,f tW re turn. I cure I lies by a afe sure and painless method and the rur- is pern. .merit. HOW I CURE STRICTURE' Take Stricture for an instance; few physic;. irs ;. re aware that an operation unne'esary. and still employ this barbarous method whb-li is so rrutlatingly painful. My treatment is tret'tb-. inin'.--s and au--s t-. detention from business. It can not fail to tle-t a M..dy ind perni u.et cure. A WORD TO NERVOUS, DISEASED MEN Young, old or xnlddle-agd men w), feel the first '.ndje'it! n of a deolinain health owe It to themselves to at once con -:;'. a eomp.-'ent. uj-to-dte Spei'lalist. I feel it my duty ( warn them a-ai' st t!;e fraudulent offers r-t "free -a mples.' etc., whicb ar- besri made ,y in.inv s i-c-i.Ue.1 ,.wfors an'. "medical Institutes" throughout the country. Y-eir ": l!ti ai : ds the l.es; Rklll, and you should plae ywtir case In the, har.d r. a man vchos reputation you know something alout. I am both professional ar; ! tinauc Sally responsible. MY SUCCESSFUL METHODS The result lias been tht I have perfete.l a system (.f tr-::t!:K-nt f or chror.lc diseases which Is superior to that of anyore :.. I know tlils by results, and by this l menu rrilP- rfTrted. I keep rsco with pHentifle research and I am always am :;g the first t i:itr''!'i'-e its litest discoveries. I empb.-y no .dd-ttni p-ii:.ful. hr a::d un -atlsfuct jrj

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L. H. O RVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lady Assistant 121 Nortli Michigan St. Home 5297. Bell 297

NO CIIAHOE UNLESS CUrj:i-My p itb-;ts -re.r ivo n w rlftei w.trnet guaranteed by a dep-slt ft .SI."", to i-idemnlfy any patient of tnr. h'?dlr:r my contract, which I can not fuliill. whieb I will forfeit t anyno who will Justly establish evidence that I rru guilty of an whin;. 1 at wauld la ny way reflect discredit upon the honor of a reputable profes:,.i:1i r.tliTmn. All dealings strictly confidential. all t elay and b-t us talk the .critter OTer. REM KM in: R-T hat if jxu pine your case with mo it will cf,t ABSOLUTELY NOTHING If I t efTe-t a cure. In't yen rt.lnk It wuld b well worth your while to INVESTIGATE what I am d-dr.g for others sufferlug possibly Just a.s you are? No afflicted person should suffer longer hen they can the jrTb-es of Educated. Expert Experienced physician. Surcn and Spedalist with such abiulute and certain pruttion against any p..-lMo l Pay Me for CURES ONLY I GURANTEE TO IT'KE Ii .MAKE No i'HAKGE THE FOIJ.OWINO DISEASES : KIDNEY. I'EADDEIt AM 1 Tt I N A II V TKurni.KS, STRHTURES VARleXXLE. IIVIUM.m EEE. NEJlVors JiEUII.ITY. lllTTrilE. ULiXRS AND SKIN DISEASED. ro.NTAGKKS ItI.oH IMHSONINT,. E'ZF.LV. RHEUMA-i'ISM. 'ATA II II II AT. AI TEdTONS. J'lLES AND FISTULA ANl ALL NERVOUS, CIIII'JMC AND I'RIVATE DISE.LSES OF MEN. To th afflicted ej'-ifllly urge that you cr.ll r.t r.:v r,f3--e imnv!i?xroiT

for Fre ConBu'tatloti and Advice. If your condition is incurable I will honestly and frankly tell you so and s.ve you u-eVs expense nnd waste j o ftime. However. I aure you that I have cured ::u::y cicm w hicii were I pronounced inrursb y other ! r-t-trs, and I ::ny L .. ab to accomplish the same happy results for ju. At any rate, it will c tmi nothing srd you j

will absolutely be under no obligations to rne r -r .nsultatios. Examination or Advice. ACT-OF-TOWN MEN VISITING THE CITY. or.si;"t rr. at orof 0p.a ar-rl-al, and maybe you can be cured before returning horr;e. Many cas can be cured in nse or two visits. NO CIIAUGE FOR ADVICE Consultation and examination free.

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