South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 297, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 October 1914 — Page 3

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HEAR SEW. B Discusses Tariff, Cost of Living, Appropriations and Bull Mooscrs "Coming Back" at Mishawaka Meeting. Hither :i nmjMieun or a democrat will L-; ck-cttil to practically every ttato ot!ice in Indiana at the corning election on Nov. Z. it the prediction of ten. T. 11. UurU'ii of Ohio, in a -ieech hi fore oO'J rciul)lic;m.s ami progrrst;us in tiie .n.-fi.iw;iku iu.h henool nuu)toriuru Triaay nij-.ht, U a true lTuphecy. Sen. HurtoiV HM-eeh v;us easily the LU'ueirt thing that will happen i" tin jepublican eiul of the present .-lute anil local campaign. He covered hus i;rouiiJ thorouJii, taking his hearers L.'.iw to the mil- of Aoruham Ijntoln. down thro-i-ii n puMican and h-mcratic ;oim. nitrations, i;ivorin tilwa hii th- repul'lican party, .did its "return to its lonuer Kreatjn , nobility ami evr-thmigntf uln for tin- welfare "f tue great "L'nitrd i3tat.s.' 1'ie.Vt Wilson, m rn! r.s of his eahiji t. zealous htatt- m liatni's and inernp. rs of the "n rigging" progressive forces, all cunie in for their share of ci'iiHiif and criticism. The iuevitahi' reaction against the !d party wa-s th. cause- of its loss ot actional jir-f inui-in - in 1 '. 1 L', accord-' jig to one of his opening remarks. "In all popular governments," lie raid, "reaction is a potent factor. No political organization can expect to control a country permanently, howver excellent its principles may he. The republican party had been at the .helm of tiie nation for 10 years-, and there had collected in that time an accumulation of grievances and an opposition which threatened the fcupreinacy of the party." Ilili -t or Liviix. Sen. Burton dwelt at length upon the idiosyncrasies of the tariff and press;cd the grievances of his party rgainst its numerous reductions sup-iri-ed by I'res't Wilson. "The country has been laboring under a misapprehension and has sufJVred a misrepresentation in regard to the tariff,' he asserted. "It has been alleged that the- tariff has been the cause of the high c"st of living when high prices art: world-wide. The Jarthermost portions of Asia Minor, the largest cities of South America and even nations who for decades have struggled through ndverse conditions are, now depending upon lister nations for the furnishing of tlicir daily bread. "High standards of living, tlie increase in the coiisum ption of staple articles, the decrease, in the number of the nation's cattle by the "breaking up of the western ranrr'J have all had .their share in the a..vanced prices the American consumer i compelled to pay. "More than all is the fact that gold, the standard of all monetary systems, lias enormously im reased in quantity, thereby greatly decreasing its purchasing value. Modern science lias devised methods whereby gol.l can bo lrawn from bits of quartz. It is sold and the money is thrust into obscurity in the nation's reserve banks." Tho speaker then took up the organization, of the progressive party and the consequent split of the old party and proceeded to gie reasons why a reunition of the two was the consummation devoutly sought for by J he leaders of both parties. MnII( "in Idles lrogTt'i e. "The essential principles (f the two parties are the same." he said at one point. "Their views upon tariff reduction jibe and each has the same grievance against the general principles of the democratic party. Their differences concern state affairs rather than affairs of national import, r.oth are for all humanitarian movements and for the progress f the United States In whatever form that method of progress might take. "They have labored shoulder to shoulder In many political battles. They should come together, united once more into the grand old party that has evolved from such minds ns AD OPERATION AVOIDE By Timely Use of Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Sowers' Own Statement Hoddon, Maine. "I feel it a duty I owe to all suffering women to tell what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did for me. One year ago I found myself a terrible sufferer. I had pains in both sides and such a soreness I could scarcely straighten up at times. My back ached, I had no appetite: and was so nervous I could rot sleep, then I would Le so tired mornings that I could scarcely pet around. It seemed almost impossible to move or do a bit of work and I thought I never would bo any better unM I submitted to an operation. I commenced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and soon felt like a new woman. I had no pain?, slept well, had good appetite and could do almost all my own work for a family of four. 1 shall always feel that I owe my good health to your medicine. " Mrs. IlAYvvaf.d Sowers, Hodgdon, Maine. - If you are ill do not drag along until an operation is necessary, but at once take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If you have tho slightest doubt that Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will help you, write to Lydiii K.PiiikhamMcdiciiieCo. (confidential) LynnfMass.,foradviee. Your letter will 143 opened, read and answered by a wornac, juid held in fitriut conlidcncc.

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possessed by Washington and TJn-t-oln. Hither a republican or a democrat will be elected to practically every state olfiee in Indiana. Why should votes be thrown to the four winds. That is what will happen to every proc,Tessi e vote cast in this state." After which he hein to (ensure progressive leaders, their methods- and their means of vote-ainiiu;. He decried Roosevelt's statement that in the defeat of the republican candidate for governor in the state of Maine the progressives had accomplished their purpose. That, he declared was a futile end to a means .and boded no good for the eountry. Hull M(mw Sot 1 'mills. "Prohibition Is not a general principle of the progressive party," he continued. "The party under Itoosevelt in lit 12 did not declare for it and it did not become an issue at that notable election. ilven now they are using- it only in states and localities where It is necessary adjunct in catching votes. "We hear of Roosevelt and other progressive leaders censuring the 'bosses' Penrose and Panics. I might ask what is a boss? Is lie a man on our side or on the other side? Is the question to be determined that way? Is he a helpful leader when he Is or our side and an offensive 'boss when he is of an opposing party?" Sen. Uurton then took up recent reformations in the national republican convention and endeavored to show that if there had been any ground for complaint in 1912 there is none now. The methods used in the conducting of the republican convention of 1911', according to Sen. Rurton, had been in vogue for years and at no time more so than when Roosevelt was active in republican politics. Has It All Settled. ".Vow the delegates to the national republican convention," said Sen. Rurton. "will be seated upon certificates from the states from which they are. chosen. In that manner the party will escape criticism for alleged hypocrisy and manipulation." The speaker referred only briefly to the "lilibusterlng" campaign against the waterways and harbors bill which he says he led so successfull'. He. said that three southern rivers namely, the Tennessee, the Red river and the Cumberland, had been Improved through the expenditure of millions of "wasted money." "In many cases," said the senator, "the money would have bought the freight and would have paid for the burning of it." This, however, was done by republican congresses. He closed his talk with a passionate appeal for the union of the progressive and republican parties and a return to "republican prosperity." Sen. Rurton will speak at Lafayette Saturday night. He returned to Chicago, Friday night, after the meeting and will come back to Lafayette through the day. The local end of the Mishawaka meeting had been planned and supervised by Albert W. Slick, chairman of the St. Joseph county republican central committee. At least HO "standpatters' from this city attended the meeting. . Tlie local men of the republican party are planning a meeting in Walkerton for tonight. A. E. Martin, candidate for county prosecutor, is the probable speaker. ITALY GETS TERRITORY Austria to Cede Her Trentine Por Kemaiiilng Out of War. STOCKHOLM. O.-t. 11. The. reported negotiations between Austria and Italy, Recording to diplomatic dispatches, are on the point of being s u cc essf u 1 ! y terminated. In exchange for the definite neutrality of Italy, Austria will cede her Trentine and permit the permanent occupation by Italy of Valoiuu

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20 for 130 PHIEST EXPLAINS CATHOLIC BELIEF Defends Doctrine of Transubstantiat.cn in Lecture at High School Will Speak on Marriage and Divorce. Defending the doctirne of stantiation as held by the church. Father Rett rand Li. transuhCatholic Conway last evening delivered the strongest of his lectures thus far to a crowd which equaled any which has yet heard him. He spoke with convincing fervor of a doctrine which is one of the most important in the Catholic faith and one which has caused much controversy. Tho introductory remarks I were made oy tieorge J-anus and a splendid musical number was con tributed by Arthur Cannody, violinist, of Xotre Dame university. This evening Father Conway will speak on tho subject of "Marriage and Divorce". On the Kucharist" part: "Tonight a doctrine; Fuhjeet of last evening th. "Holy said in we intvnd to prove to you in itself ;us wonderfully mysterious and sublime to human intelligence as art the doctrines of the trinity or the incarnation, and yet based on Christian evidences of overwhelming weight to the mind alert tc know God's truth. The dogma of the real presence is the sweetest to the Christian heart that craves for the most perfect possible union with the Saviour. "The; question before us is a ques tion of fact. Did the Saviour promise to give us His llesh to eat and His blood to drink at the lake side of Galilee? Did the Savior fulfill that promise in the supper room the night before he died? Doe St. Paul teach the doctrine of the real presence of Christ in first epistle to the Corinthians? Did all Christians believe It down the centuries until Carlstadt and Zwingli denied it? This is the question we answer this evening in a decided allirmative. "There are three views current today among Christians: First, the Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation set forth clearly by Trent. Second, the Lutheran opinion, which, starting with tvansubstantiation in tho confession ot Augsburg in 13:10, finally through compromise with the Zwingliuns develoncd into consuhstantiation n 154 0. "Third, the doctrine of Carlstadt and Zwingli, which passes current today as the ordinary Protestant teaching, that Christ is not really present at all, but the Lord's supper is merely an eating of bread and drinking of wine in memory of the Savior. Do Not SM-ciilate Vainly. "Tlie only way to interpret scrip STGP THL fY, pig fE -

ture is not to speculate vainly or to imagine vairuepy some dreamy explanation of the wrds of the text, but to study the habitual manner of Christ's teaching, the use of words and phrase current in his time, to enter into the Jewish mind with all its historical feelings and prejudices, to tind out as a matter of fact what did the Savior say? How was He understood? Was He understood aright? "From verses to ."1 the Savior speaks of the necessity of belief in Him. From verse; 52 we discover a marked difference in the words and phrases, and that Christ now plainly and evidently speaks of a real eating of His fle sh and drinking of His blood.

"I will give you two canons whereby to judge of the Savior's manner of teaching: First, if his hearers in this instance misunderstood him It was Christ's duty as teacher to correct them as He always did when He was misunderstood. "Secondly, if His hearers understood Him aright, no matter how strange or wonderful His teaching no matter how bitterly they object or how harshly they treated Him He reiterates in the strongest way possible the self-same doctrine's. The disciples understood Him literally, for they said: 'This saying is hard, and who can hear it?' The Greek word Pi the original, skleros, means not hard to believe, but harsh and revolting. And Jewish history and doctrine prove clearly that only tho absolute necessity of a literal meaning would justify the frequent use of so revolting a ligurc. "Jesus, seeing that they persisted in their refusal to believe, appeals to His ascension on high to His heavenly father as proof. Is it Figure of Speech? "A final argument. In any language a figure of speech has a definite meaning. If I say a man is a fox, I refer to his cunning; or a man Is a lion, I refer to his bravery. The figure cannot he used arbitrarily. If a scholar can show one definite figurative meaning for the words, 'to eat flesh,' non-Catholics cannot ascribe another meaning merely to suit the exigency of controversy. Hverywhere in the Old Testament, and in the eastern languages of the olden times, and the present, 'to eat Mesh' meant figuratively to 'injure some one,' by word or action. 'When the wicked came upon me to eat my flesh,' 'Who also cat the flesh of my people, or even in the New Testament. 'Rut if ye bite and devour one another.' etc. How absurd to read, 'He that injures me, hath everlasting life, abideth in me and I in him. " Among some of the interesting questions asked and answered last evening were the following: Why do Catholic countries deteriorate while other countries progress? To this Father Conway replied that Jesu.i Christ never made wealth of material a basis of righteousness, nor was greatness a mark of His true church. On the contray, from his words, a student of the Scriptures would draw a totally different ccmclusion. The falsity of the argument of natural prosperity as a mark of the divine favor is at tmce shown, when we observe in the course of history, pagan. Catholic and Protestant nations alike standing out pre-eminently in worldly greatness. Must we blasphemously declarer that the unchangeable God of truth, approves of different religions in turn, no matter what irrational er Immoral doctrines they hold. Egypt, Assyria, (Jreeco and Rome all were once mighty ajid prosperous nations. The instituting of a comparison between Catholicity and Protestantism as a civilizing force, is a most difficult undertaking, for there are many factors tc be considered. However, Catholics are glad to challenge any comparison when it comes to morality and religion, said Father Conway. Does the Catholic church prohibit the new dances? "No, save as an occasion of sin," was the answer. Father Conway said that the harmfulncss or harmlessness of dancing depended altogether on the place in which dances were held, on the people engaging in the dance, and on the character of the dance itself. Where all these are proper, the church finds no fault with the dances, provided always they are indulged in in moderation, do not injure health, or interfere with duties. Was there once a female pope? "No. The fable that there was one is rejected even by Protestant and infidel scholars." The Read in? of Scripture. Does the church prohibit the reading of scripture? "No," the speaker declared with emphasis. "The church encourages the reading of it. Rut there have been erroneous ami unscholarly translations made, leading to error. 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church understands and knows them afte-r many centuries of praverful study." Why doe? th Catholic church deny the validity of Anglican orders? "Recause of a defect in the form of the ordinal and. a de fect in the intention of those who framed it." answered Father Conway. Why invite Protestants to your services and forbid Catholi:s to attend our churches? "A Protestant violates no principle of Protestantism in attending any church, for the logical standpoint of a Protestant is that of a seeker after truth, the only authority for his own private judgment. He is often a doubter. who question? at times whether or not the ol 1 historical church may be right. On the other hand, the Catholic, resting not on tho varying, contradictory human and fallible views of men, but the uniform, certain, divine, infallible witness of Christ's church, is possessed of an absolute divine certainty that his church alone has the true religion Jesus Christ gave the world."

BIBLE STUDY CLASSES WILL BE ORGANIZED Local Sjoaker Will lreent Ktcrcoptieon Lecture at Y. M. Kvcry Friday M?Iit. Junior Secretary Chelcy of the Y. M. C. A. has completed hL plans for the Bible study clashes to be held this winter. Classes for grammar school boys and for high school students vill be held this year, as usual. Tho eisht classes for tho grsdo students will start Nov. 6, and will last 1C weeks. "Loaders of Israel" will bo studied. The clashes will organize at the first meeting', and a president and athletic captain, elected for each group. , The eight classes will meet together at 6 o'clock every Friday night. &ome local speaker will bo present each week, who will give a stercopticon lecture. After tho Classes have held their meetings, the boys will occupy the gymnasium. A basketball league will be formed, each class having a team. The high school classes are to organize Wednesday evening, Nov. 11, and meet each Wednesday night following for a period of 1G weeks. A feature of the series is to be a vocational talk every week by some prominent man, each profession and vocation being discussed by an expert. Odds and Ends of Lace Curtains at your own price. Closing them out. American Jewelry Company. HARRY L.YERRICK FUNERAL DIRECTOR I furnish the complete equipment, from the first call to the builaL Both Phone.' 219 So. St. Joe St. Successors to A. M. Jones Tho Furnitur? Store Around on Main Street. Vhy Fay For Eye Examination? tat 1900 xT'-': BURKEacayMOPTICIANSl 0 iiwrrir Vie examine eyes free 'whether you purchase glasses or not. We hava Utted thousands with s access. DR. J. BURKE CO. Optometrists and Mjuiufacturliig OpticlAnis llio only exriusi ground floor manufacturing opticians in South lknl w Ivo examine eyes free. 230 S. MICHIGAN ST. tle White Konsa of Modern Home F'nrnJrfwra 306 to 310 So. llich. Sfi. CHICHESTER S PiLIS 7 THE DIAMO.U w Pill la U4 al U14 mmlti? Take tbcr. ltnr r ymr I'mj-ri.t. Attc f lII.cntf-TEB DIAMO.ND JIUAND fot ia yim known as &et,S'tt, Alwtyt Rellxlil 501 C BY DRtiOGiSTS DIRWHE FOR STEAM HEAT Tiie, plants should be installed by a plumber or sieamfitter who thoroughly understands his trade. He must combine the knowledge of one with that of a mechanical engineer, otherwise mistakes may occur or poor workmanship cause trouble and expense later on. Place any such work in the hands of Thos. Williams and it will be done skillfully and well and heating troubles banished. ! THOMAS WILLIAMS 122 E. Jefferson Blvd. Home 5994. Bell 626

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Cured My Wife. In a later letter Mr. Blackwood wrrites: "Over a year ago my wife had a Fp?H cf sickness. Tlie doctor said It was kidney trouble and a bad stomach disease. I had two doctors. One of them visitod her every day for several weeks. They finally derided that she could not live. In despair, I began to give her reruna. In small dosos. In thrte days I could see obe was getUng a little stronger. In three weeks she was walking around the house. In two months phe was strong and well. In all. she took Ave bottles of Peruna. It cured her sound. After quitting the doctor Ehe never took a thing but Fe.runa. It certainly baved her life." SHOW WOODMEN PICTURES Ufc of Patients at Sanitarium is De pict etl on Screen. Two reels of h:ms were exhibited at thr Auditorium Friday night showing the different phases of the activities of the Modern Woodmen of America. Scenes from the recent national encampment and convention at Toledo were shown, followed by pictures of

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