South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 290, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 October 1914 — Page 4

WRECKED SUPPLY TRAIN, AMBUSHED BY FRENCH.

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hatter to South Bend Man Gives Glimpse of the Great War As Seen By Germans

Another slimr'1 of the :reat war!

a it appears to (Icrman ryes anil a slight personal toiirh which reveals in a nu-asuri' hnv tlie intense patriotism of the German people is helping them l'ar pit at ; i '! -ii.t i s..i:ii.t.- v-.i i'liet fortittule is containeil in a letter receiv-l Yy C. n. Iinpe. 40S I-:. Paris st.. South P.enil. from his nephew. Wilhrlm Siekinsr. Th" lftfer is dated from Ptuttsart,

Germany. Sept. 12. It follows: "Iear Uncle: We are in the midst of horrible times. Knth my brothers ha tnkf-n the tiold with the kaier's army and th yount;(st, Kuccne. was severely wounded in the tirst battle under the crown prince near Karanzy in south r.elrium, north of Inwy. He died on Aucr. 22, two days after reeeivinp his wound, and was Juried in the cemetery at Baranzy. "Never in all Germany's hUtorv ha3

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Many reports havo ronr from the front of German supply trains ambushed anil destroyed in tho rush from Tari.. following the battle of the, Marne. This photo taken In the forest of Villers-Gotteret, thows what is left of a German motor convoy after it had been ambushed by a patrol of French dragoons.

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1'ollowir. ;iro thf1 contestants entered to dale. In Sunday's paper we will print the number of votes that have been received and credit the contestants accordingly: Woodmen circle. Live Oak prove No. 1. First Haptist church. Trinity Hungarian church. First Christian church. St. .lames' Fpiseopal church. First Church Hvanelical association. F.eech Tree court. No. 211. T. F. II. St. Joseph lodffe. No. ."1. K. of p. Polish Turners. M. P. No. 4. I'olon. la club. Circle of Mercy.

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MISHAWAKA BOWLING A1A I1AXD LILVGUK. PACS Fischman 142 191 14S 41 Ilamshv ... 1T.7 128 172 437 McCollum US 119 12S 355 Service 91 9S 75 20 4 Shafer 173 141 114 428 Handicap .... 2?,Z 233 233 699 mtm Totals S94 910 870 267 1 SOX Bradley 145 196 156 497 Clark 121 157 157 435 Grimes Ill 153 129 398 Probasco 9 8 127 110 335 White 156 118 139 413 Handicap .... 1S9 189 1S9 567 Total3 S23 942 8S0 2545 GEMS Barnes 127 131 146 424 Mackelnburp ... 144 175 140 459 Olson 139 111 95 375 Powell 204 123 126 453 Fleck 107 134 133 374 Handicap .... 135 135 135 405 Totals S56 859 775 2490 KNITS Barrows 147 173 m 50S Witwer 154 163 126 445 Low Score 125 123 133 38 1 Parker 159 7S 14S 381 Ruhr 208 207 158 573 Handicap .... SO 80 SO 240 Totals 873 826 832 2531 BAI.Tj BAXL) LKAGUi:. VACS Loshhauffh 153 1 42 1 57 4 52 Hannah 173 122 1 48 443 Kellev 142 102 146 390 Webster 143 126 125 39 4 Reynolds ICS 174 184 5 26 Handicap .... 167 167 1G7 501 Totals 946 S33 927 2700 JACKS Mclntvre 161 149 159 469 Wripht 139 133 1 19 391 Dorsman 1 19 1 20 156 377 Ijiirlwlff 18 3 149 141 473 C. Miller 183 182 215 580 Handicap 10S 10S 10S 224 Totals 893 823 89S 2G14 TBIBUNi; Iii:AGFR NONPAREILS Schwartz 121 98 S8 3 07 Wapner 93 127 122 34 4 Gross 105 75 104 28 4 Greening 141 146 131 438 Knoblock T39 1 49 193 481 Handicap 208 208 208 624 Totals 809 803 866 247S MATS Vena 99 158 140 397 Goolev 1 41 125 8 6 35 2 ,oif 1 01 120 179 400 O'Donnell 113 139 116 368 Har.lv 1 33 137 209 481 Kandicap 222 222 222 666 Totals Sll 901 932 2664 VANTEP Position as farm hand. Married. Reference. Call at 325 E. Harrison sf , iMishawaka. FOR RENT House at 74 5 E. Fifth st. Inquire 220 E. Ninth st.

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thrrf been a war like thi?. ve tMnk. And what is the cause? He ause Austria would not allow the Servians to continue throwing bombs by which they had killed the archduke, Iluiia stepped in and then we were forced to join. We Germans feel particularly embittered toward the Knirlish who haf allied with France against us. claiming that we violated neutrality by ras.-inE: through Btlcium. The Knulij-ii are pnreadintr terrible lie?

'throughout the world, but at home

here everything is in the best of order. Hish and low. members of all parties are united with the kaiser in thi war, even the social democrats, w hose leader. Dr. Frank of Manheim, was one of the tirst to fall in battle. JYfncli liarharities. You have probably heard of the barbaric methods used in carrying on this war. From Russia we had expected nothing else, but from the French who call themselves 'le Grande Xatione' come atrocities as horrible. Fyes of the wounded have ben couped out, nose? and ears cut off. During one of the battles some of our men came upon a wounded officer. They wanted to stay and help him but he insisted that they continue to fisht. They found him after the battle, deid from strangulation and his tonpuc cut out. "The enemy are usinc: corkscrews to police out eye" and dum dum bullets. I think our brother who was shot through the lun?, was hit by one of these bullets. "To date we have 200.000 prisoners. Our artillery is wreakinp terrible havoc amnn? the French. Their strongest forts cannot hold out against our bier mortars. The American ambassador in Paris has entered a protest against the treatment of German prisoners by the French. "There is no doubt amonp: the Ger

mans that the 'FathTHnd' will V victorious in the end. We f'.cht f the risht and G-d is with u.'

WHY IS Y.It? Som of the nnvspapT stratjrist recommend that the war ! turr.M oer to a real rotate b" ird. r ich nation demanding what it wants and conceding what it will ror.'do and then an approximate price bejn mutually agreed upon. No one -.vouM ret killed and the plan would b ridiculously r heip. When the outcome of war in the pat i- considered, the has some merit. Great Hritain imposed no hard terms on th varqtiished loor,. and today Hor soldiers are j-chtincj Britain's battb-. The terrible RussoJapanese war was followed by no exacting of harsh penalties, and todav Russians and Japanese nrf. r.chtinc in a common cauo. Xo two nations are today more friendly than th United Ftates and Spain, for 1 years agro the republic, in her hour of triumph, accorded to Spain a mea-sun of Justice and consideration which has not been ferpotten. Th war ef 1S61-1S65 bctvvcen the states Tf-a.i foucht wdth bitter nnimosity which marks all civil wars, but the penrroslty of the victor has complrtely won back the vanquished, and a man of southern birth is now president of the united nation. Prussia and Austria foupht in IS 66 for the German hegemony, and today Prussia and Austria are fiphtlnp: shoulder to shoulder against the rest of Europe. Terra Haute Tribune.

CHEBOYGAN. Mary Kierczak of Afton has been living In Immoral putroundlnps since her father was sentenced to prison last spring, it wan alleged In circuit court here when th Rlrl who Is 16, was turned over tr Louis Sappicas and his wif.

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Yes, Jim has been entering the saloon with increasing frequency here of late. His poor wife and children are destitute. The other day I saw a tragic sight. Jim had just gotten his two weeks pay and was about to enter the saloon to spend it there as he had often done before, drinking, treating and gambling. His wife with the children, huncry and ragged, were pleading with him not to do so. Her eyes, her voire, and her gesture, together with that of the children, was full of pathos. ,hurged him to go with her to the meat market, the grocery More, and thclothing store to buy the much needed food and clothing and come home ;t. happy, sober man. He hesitated. He thought of their early married life an I of the happy days when they had plenty to eat and wear and some to lay by for a rainy day. He remembered the time he spent but five or ten cents .t week for booze and then how the appetite for alcohol had thrown upon him until he. could not now resist Its craving. He madly tore himself from her, leaving her to return heart-broken, with tho poor children hungry and ragged, to a cold, empty home. I have often thought how many homes like this are wrecked by drink: how much meat, proceries and clothing have never been bought or bein? bought have not been paid for because the wage earner spends his money la the saloon.

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