South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 272, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 September 1914 — Page 7

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South Bender Back From

War Zone, Was Held as

Russian Spy in

SOME NEWS NOTES.

Davie Laundry. Hath phone. Dr. Stoerkby. dentist. 311 J. M. S. Dr. Luck. D-ntist. J. M. S. Hid.

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ArrsWl as a liun.-ian spy ami h'M Until he could produce his passport papers, Mran led in C,rmany se eral xvpfks during the mobilization of troops and oompelb-d to (. han'o a large Prt of his (Ifrman money at a bl discount. the wnt- nm' of the fxprlenrt-s of iruon Cnlu'ii, ilH Sherman aw. who returned with his wife Sunday nUht from an I'urop.-an trip. Mr. Cohen was In Kissingen. (Jern.'tny, when war was dc elar... Foreigners uctp ordered to wear th flat? ff their country in th-ir lapel while on th streets and all wire compelled to h.ivf passports from th consuls of tluir nations. Mr. Coho:), however, did not take the war seriously. While watching the troops in the xarks he was arrested hy a German otllcial who beli-ed him to lie a Iiuslan spy. t was not u nt II he took the officer to his hotel and produce,! 1 i- papers arul the pass 'hat lie was released and ordered to wear the stars and stripes in his laped in the future. He sent several letters to friends and relatives here, hut all fail d to reach this country. All mail was ordered to he written in German and had tj o through the hands of a censor. "When war hroke out there was little outward change in this Gorman ity." Mr. Cohen said. ''The crowds did not cheer the troops as they riiarehed across the city, perhaps from cue barracks to another or perhaps to the battle front, no one know exjtc tly where. We knew, however, that they were mobilizing the troops on the frontier line of France and Ilelgium. jet as each regiment of men was marched through the streets, no one, rot even the large part of the soldier themselves knew what they were about to do and whero they wore golnif. Only the higher ofheers knew. As families were separated, the father to match toward the battle line, wives ;nd mothers knew nothing of which direction they were going except that they were Kdnir to titfht. Drilled Youiiar Men. "Patriotism swelled In the hearts of every German as he marched toward the front as well as in those that stayed behind. Young men between

IT and 20 years of age were mustered

into regiments .and immediately drill -ork was begun to train thorn in the event that their services are needed. The nation will soon have all her men between 17 and AT years of ai;e in her army." Ho said that the statement hy tho Germans of Americans stranded abroad was not cruel or Inhuman as many have pictured it. but that especially Americans are shown courtesy. Ho said that when foreigners were leaving the country Americans were always given tho privilege of goit? g first and that they wore always shown the utmost courtesy. Many of the Russian families were separated and broken up. he said. Women and ehildren were sent back to Kussia while the men were compelled to remain behind so as not to strengthen tho enemy's army. The fact that it was impossible to change his money compelled Mr. Cohen to lengthen his stay abroad. Most of his German money was changed at

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a discount as hitfh a 2T per cent. He declared that large numbers of capitalists are seizing on the opportunity to buy up for'Un money at a high discount, hoping to cb-ar up a large gain at th- close of the war. Huslati MoiK'v Half Value. Hus.-dan money is worth b-ss th.'in lift If value in Germany while the money of other nations is worth only part of Its regular value. The high cost of living ho do lared took a higher jump at the outset of the war. Pineapples were s'-IIlng three weeks ago at $1 apiece or the equivalent In German money. Apples were gelling at cents a pound, and other fruits were unusually high. The staph- articles, he said, had not teen such an increase in prl:e,

of such commodities. Two of tno ; lartre.vt cnimif-sion houses In Ger- rnen have started at forty and by permany were ordered to close their j Fistont and systematic saving sueceeddoors not only during the war but f(j jn accumulating a good substantial

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EYES EXAMINED tod Headache Rlier4 wirboot tb gn of Dmji by

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Home phone CTXH. BunJ.irs from 9 to 10:30 a. menL

Bell phone 317 m. bj Appoint

WITHOUT A BANK ACCOUNT IN YOUR NAME?

hank account to provide for their old

l ou can do the same if you begin to

a corner on wheat Mr. Cohen and his wife left Klsslnpen for I'.erlin wht-re they with a

largo numher of other stranded Arner- i ...... vow

icans were Iven a special train and carried to Rotterdam. Holland, where' If you are not yet forty you have a they took a boat for England and 'ptill better advantage to provide for thence by rail to Liverpool where 'r future But don.t walt.untll to. they sailed for America bept. 10. A morrow or next week start now.

I We pay 4 percent interest on Sav.

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TELLS WHAT TIMES DEMAND OF MEN Rev. .James L. dardiner Addresses Meeting of Brotherhood.

The regular meetingn of the brotherhood of St. Paul's Methodist Memorial church were resumed Monday -vening with an interesting meeting at the church. Regular business was transacted followed by an informal hour during vvhich special music wa? furnished by Miss Gladys Maur-r of the Redpath Lyceum bureau and Miss Lillian Anderson. Rev. Dr. J. L. Gardiner gave a most interesting talk, his topic being. "The Man Demanded by the Times". He emphasized particularly the need of truthfulness In man, stating that truthfulness is one of the basic principles of character, that, without it.

true manhood is impossible.

"The men demanded bv the times.

said Dr. Gardiner in the course of his talk, "are the men who have deep convictions upon great moral questions. Particularly great is the need of men who have deep convictions regarding the sanctity of the Sabbath, the holiness of the P.ible and the sacredness of the home." Dr. Gardinei remarked further that the times demand men who have convictions upon the subject of the liquor tratlie. "WV need men." said lie. "who stand uncompromisingly for the total prohibition of strong drink." These were the points most emphatically impressed by Dr. Gardiner. He quoted as an appropriate illustration of his idea of what is demanded by God and the times, of men, the following iim.: God give us men, times like these demand Strong minds, great hearts, Truth faith ai d ready hands. Men whom the lust of office does not kill. Men whom the spoils of office cannot buy. Men who possess opinions and a will. Men who have honor; men who will not lie.

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Will Conduct a Ylgonum Cainpaign j W

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CHirAC.O. Sept. 22. Illinois will be Invaded bv the prohibitionist:'. Oct. 4 and a vigorous campaign against the liquor interests will be curried on until Ovjt. 11. the national headquarters of the anti-saloon league of America here announced Monday. Prohibition sermons will bo preached throughout Illinois on Sun(iav. Oct. 4 and Oct. 11. Afternoon rallies will be held in all large Illinois cities and thnuishout the week evening meetings will be conducted. Petitions will be circulated urKing representative in congress to voto for the joint resolution of a constitutional amendment for the prohibition of liquor.

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