South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 201, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 July 1914 — Page 2

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D LAN Says Country's Actual Loss! Was S25,00U,0U0 United States Must Show Justice to Southern Republic. WASHINGTON. July 13. Ferrotary cf Ftato Hryan Sunday night made public thf foIlowiriK jlan for the rvIfication of th Colombian treaty: "As th- terms of the - Colombian treaty hae been published and it is now before the senat for ratification the. following statement may assist thf public to form an opinion upon the merits of the question. "The present administration found on estrangement existing between the United States and Colombia an estrangement that lias continued for nearly 13 years. "Colombia has all along insisted upon arbitration. If this nation was willing to arbitrate it would not be necessary to discuss terms of settlement because In the case of arbitration the parties accept the findings of the arbitrators and settle their differences according1 to the terms prescribed. "Our nation beinf? much the larger nation and having refused to arbitrate, takes upon itself the responsibility of doing Justice to Colombia. Not only is it our dJty to do justice to Colombia, but in case of doubt as to what Is Just, we mut resolve that doubt against ourselves and in favor of Colombia. "Colombia feels that she has been aggrieved and whatever may be said as to whether or not this feeling is justified, no one will deny that she has sustained great financial loss in the separation of Panama from her. JWore the separation took place this government offered Colombia $1,0 00,000 for the canal route and $250,000 a year for 100 years. "This annuity might be capitalized at about $7,500,000 so that this f?overnment'a estimate of the loss suffered by Colombia could not be less than about f 1 7. 500,000. Hut that estimate was made upon the supposition that Colombia would retain the state or department of Panama. The retention of Panama would have given to Colombia not only the value of Panama, but the incidental benefits to be derived from proximity to the canal. We cannot deny therefore thet the actual loss to Colombia was considerably more than $25,000,000. "If cordial relations arc to be restored with Colombia they must be restored on a basis that is satisfactory to Colombia. Friendships cannot rest upon force; neither can they rest under protest and against the judgment of her people accepted a less sum than tnat which we offer, it would not restore the relations that ought to exist. TVe must satisfy their sense of Justice, although a less sum might satisfy our sense of Justice. In every settlement there must be concessions and our government ha not conseded more than the rights of the situation demanded." JUDGE LURT0N DIES AT ATLANTIC CITY Was Made Member of the Viiiu.nl Suites Supreme CMirt hy rrcshlcnt Taft. WASHINGTON. July U. News of the sudden death of Associate Justice Lurton of the supreme court at Atlantic C'ty Sunday morning came as a surprise to his host of friends in this city and caused deep regret. Justice burton had a long and enviable judicial record in the state courts of Tennessee and on the federal bench and was known to and respected by local lawyers and public men throughout the south and middle west before his elevation to the oupreme court by Pres. Tai't. Forced by frequent attacks of heart trouble which finally caused his death, to turn over his duties on the supreme court bench to his associates, he chafcd under the necessity. His early return to his work after a southern trip last winter is believed here to have hastened the end. Realizing the dlmeulty Pres. Wilon will have In nillng the vacancy speculation is rife already as to his successor. Many candidate have been mentioned. Amony them are Solicitor Gen. John V. Uavies, former Pres. Taft, Oov. Edward P. Dunne of Illinois, Secy, of the Interior Franklin IC La.ne. Frederick W. lhmann of 3t. Louis, and Atty. General Mclleynolda. FINDS $80; TELLS POLICE Honest 31n KnablcN Woman to Recover It Money. Mrs. Hose Tenanty lost $0 yesterday and after ft few hours' futile search Fave up hope of ever finding It ayaln. Ther. a Hungarian turned up the money in a gutter near the car brn at Carroll st. Did he put It In his pocket and say nothing? oh no, ho straightway made for the police station where he gave It up. Iist night Mrs. Tenanty recovered her money and started out to find the man to pay him a rewnrJ. Who was the msn? Oeorgo Lushmundy. i 1 4 S. Carroll .t. 17. P. CORN CUBE for corns and callouses. Peats the world. Guaranteed 15c at Coonley's. Advt. Th; c Difference Is it on!" That's Tufj rl V. S. rt. 02c. leave Acciirr no DHi( o Diiuc; co.. For Sale by American Drux

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BEVERLY BAYNE BAYS: called bAautlfvL M 1 i V mm -t. I 1 BY IDATI M'GTjONTR GIBSON". Written for tlxs News-Times. After writing, "All women long for beauty," some thousand times I find I have been unconsciously telling" an untruth. I have learned that wojneti do not long for beauty, but for the power to please and I have learned it from the "movies." Women care little for that kind of beauty that appeals to the eye only that kind of beauty seldom lasts. What woman wants is to bo pleasing all her life long, and to do this Beverly Bayne pays she must noi only have grace, but graciouBnesa. Having the8 ahe need not worry because her lip do not form a cupid's bow If she parts them in smllea of chee.rfulness and sympathy. Of the color of her eyes she need not be particular if those same "windows of the soul show it to be pure and sweet. Even her complexion that bugbear of all those who subscribe to the old bea:y cult may boast of a fre-ckle or vro and still she may be the most popular woman In her set. Youth is not necessary to make one Sense and Sentiment DELL business but an effect. is not a condition IT'S HEBE the vacation advertising of the railroad and the steamer lines, which almost literally picks one up and places him at the ticket window. South Bond Bait. Long 'bout this time I. lU-nnlng o gets n wish That everybody'd Jus cut loone an' fish, an fish, an fish: He never gets all tired weary of th' stuffy, sweaty town, But keeps on makin mlnners while th water's tricklin' down. A COUBAOKOUS advertiser make a tierce competitor for - a man lesj brave. WHEN a man goes down hill. Jerry, the nearer he gets to tho bottom the faster he goes. The Modern lYonounccment. I now pronounce you man and wife, And what I join together The next best man may disunite And the first divorce court sever. B NATURAL is the right key, Henry, for writing the best advertising copy. TAKE MY WORD for it. Tim. the man pushing a wheelbarrow ought to be att happy as the fellow steering an auto especially on South Bend streets. WHEN you feel like finding fault, Hiram, begin with yourself. DREAMS. DREAM OF EGGc Margaret, and it's a sign of money. And talking of eggs, if the rooster crows on tho fence the weather will be fair; if on tho doorstep, he will bring company. THRIFT. ANY PROPAGANDA, whether pictorial or vocal. ;nechanica.l or human, which will make it clear to the masen

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