South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 188, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 June 1914 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TlMLS. Krazy Kat Copyright. 1914. International News Ser ic. A .Matter of No Importance. JEW ORLEANS STARTS illl LnMl CITY HULL INTO UPROAR FIGHT TO END PLAGUE Gertrude Robinson Charges Arthur Smith Robbed Her Stocking of S9. Death and One Other Case Causes Officials to Take Stringent Action.

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T' -nt on t: imJ i n '-r the prosecutor or rn t( hi. a.isiaMf to report the l'ts ;" $'.. and making .- much noi--about it that the ity hall and all its thces were in a Mat- of uprar for a .pa-e .f 2" minutes Monday morning. Mrs. (Jertrudn Rohinson. 214 1-2

Syt.imore st., r po-u d one of th j queerest rol.PTie! with which the!

prent administration has had to cope. Officials of the police department were nonplused, taken aback and all the rest of the expressions denoting astonishment when she loudly announced that at last lh- safest depositary aht woman knows, her stocking, had hen robbed. she showed Deputy Pros. Daniel Nye convincing evidence of the robbery. The Mocking was of a lelicate yellow tinge. "Awthuh Smith done that," sh cried. "I want a wah-ant fo him." "Do you know where he i now," fi.sked Nyc. "No, I don't." she shouted. "If I did. Ah wouldn't need no wah-ant. Ah'd bust his old braln out." From which It would appear that Arthur Smith Is safer in Lansing. Mich., where he Is reported to be, than In his old home town. The, theft, she claims, was made. Sunday afternoon while she was asleep. "That man nevah even left me enough to eat with." the complained.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE; ROOSEVELT PROGRAM

Goes to Speak For Gifford, Who is With Amos Pinchot in, Effort to Oust Perkins.

OYSTER BAY, N Y.. June .10. CV1. Roosevelt starts tomorrow morninp for his plunge into the summer campaign with his trip to Pittsburgh where he launches his attack upon the E'enrose machine and upon the AVilson administration in his keynote speech for the coming campaign. A delicate, situation faces the colonel in his entry into Pennsylvania, because of tho aggressive attacks upon Ieorge W. Perkins, by Amos Pinchot, brother of Gifford Pinchot, the former chief forester, who is running for I'nited States senator on the progressive ticket. Roosevelt has declared himself against Amos Pinchot in his effort to have Perkins thrown out of the progressive party and yet he is going Tuesday night to speak for Gifford who has backed Amos up. If Roosevelt has his way, the cag will be applied to Amos so h? will quit his animadversions upon Perkins and let well enough alone. Roosevelt will let tho Pinchots know If they hao not realized it already, that he is to insist on Perkins remaining in charge of tho party's national campaign. The colonel kept to himself at Sagamore Hill Monday except for a horseback ride through the village. No political visitors went to the hill.

MEMBERS NOT PRESENT

Indoor and Outdoor League May Re Organized Later. Ia.st year's members of the IndoorOutdoor league again failed to respond to tho call for a meeting to have been held Monday night at Howie's news stand. River Park. Tho first meeting was scheduled for June 2-, but none of the representatives put in tin appearance at that time. Last summer CO games were played hy each team in the league and it was planned to have the same schedule egaln this feasors

NEW NON-STOP RECORD lYcnch DiHslblo In tho Air Almost Forty Hours.

TOUIN. Prance, Juno ?0. Carrying a load of eight persons and keeping In constant wireless communication with Kifel tower, tho army dirigible Adjutant Vincenot Monday established a world's record for nonFtop flight. Starting at 6:13 yesterday morning the big airship navigated "o hours and 39 minutes at a mean height of a mile and half.

KATHLYN JFILES SUIT Moie Actress Sues Husband Tor a Divorce.

LOS ANGELt June r.0. Mrs

Prank R. Allei:. known in tho tv.riniri

pictures as Kathlyn Williams, filed ?ult for divorce In the superior court Monday. The Aliens were married here on March 191. On July 5 of the same year. Mrs. Allen's complaint recites, her husband deserted her.

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NEW ORL.KANS, June CO. With one death and another known case and two other persons under suspicion. New Orleans Monda' took effective steps to guard asainPt a possible epidemic of bubonic plague. A general clean-up of the city was ordered and active steps were taken In advance of the expected arrival of I'nited States Surgeon General Blue to assume charge. A larse section taklnp in a radius of four blocks from the house where the two plague cases were discovered was placed under quarantine at nightfall. Tnis section included the city hall, a number of large business cstarlishments and numerous residences. The business establishments within this area are to be closed, but breadwinners living therein will be permitted to go to and from their places of work. The state and city health authorities are joining in the general cleanup movement and telegrams from Surgeon (Jeneral Blue say the government will co-operate fully in checking the disease before it endangers the community.

IX) l l'MKJATW BOATS. WASHINGTON, June 30. The quarantine on steamers arriving in New York and other Atlantic coast ports from New Orleans will be strengthened Monday as the result of a death from bubonic plague which took place in the southern city on Sunday. First class passengers may be allowed to land, but steerage passengers will probably be held until the period of germ incubation has passed and all vessels will be thoroughly fumigated before their release. Surgeon General Rupert Rlue and Surgeon R. H. Creel, both of whom have had wide experience in fighting plague, leave Tuesday for New Orleans under instructions from Secy, of the Treasury McAdoo. Thy will take charge of the plague fight backed by the $100,000 congressional appropriation for fighting epidemics and will endeavor to exterminate the rats which spread this disease, three-fourths of whose victims die within 36 hours after being stricken.

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ITALIAN TROOPS TO AID OTTOMAN KING Mixed Army With llritish C-cncrul Will Attempt to Rout the . Rebels.

ROME. June 23. The subjugation of Albania by an Austro-Italian force is in prospect if the Mpret fails to strengthen his position. This is the statement made in diplomatic circles here and it is added that the decision has been made as a result of negotiations in Rome and Vienna. Germany is said to have given its approval to the plan. It is proposed to send a mixed army corps of 4 4,000 men with a Rritish general In command.

m arriagi: mci:xsi:s. Clifford Roberts, age 21, machinist, to Violet Brooks, age 19, Bertrand, Mich. Willis Ilaggerty. 2 4. trimmer, to Lillian Hayes, age 20, Racine, Wis. Calvin Eley, yge 24, moulder, to Alta Dawson, ago 20. Grover C. Felt, age 26, barber, Michigan City, to Mary A. Pressley.

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