South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 41, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 February 1915 — Page 5

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VILLA ASSUMES "THE EXECUTIVE POWER" Will Nwi -itale U. S. Dealing With !iebel Leader a.s Defacto rolitlcal Io wit.

WAS'MINGTOX, Feb. 10. That Grn. Villa has assumed "the executive I ower" in .Mi xieo and ostahlished his calinet at Chihuahua was announced Tuesday by tho state- department. This creates a new situation in Mexieo. and will necessitate the L'nited States dealing with C.en. Villa as a delaeto political power. It is understood that tho state department will soon announce tho name of an agent other than George 'arothers to represent it with the Villa government. It has been reported that the man selected for a "new and important" position in .Mexico is Imvall West former district attorney of San Antunio, Texas. .Mr. West and Sec'y I'ryan had a long ccnfercnee today at the state departnu nt

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particular government in .Mexico .Mr. West would e attached. It was announced Tuesday at the white house that it had boon decided to Ignore Carranza's request to remove the United St;ttt s embassy from Mexico City to Vera Cruz. This was taken as a fore shadowing of some future recognition of (.Jen. Villa.

Pending Receipt of Opinion on Report From England cn Lusitania Incident, Representations to be Held Up.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. The United States government will sour. J the neutral governments as to the view of a belligerent nation hoisting the flag of a neutral nation for the protection of one o.f its essels. l'endin the receipt of the opinion of neutrals on an incident such as that of the Uusitania and the receipt of information from the Hritish government setting forth the circumstances under which the Lusitania made use of the American flat,- this government will withhold representations to Croat IJritain. It can be definitely stated that representations will be made and that the character of these representations tentatively has been decide, upon. These representations, however, will not be in the nature of a protest hut undoubtedly will set forth that the American government views with disfavor the use of its flag by a belligerent nation for any purpose and under any circumstances. Wil-on is I'rank. Pres't Wilson talked very frankly with callers Tuesday on the Lusitania matter and the Merman war zone. As to the' Lusitania. Pres't Wilson indicated (dearly that congress could not handle nor control the use of the American flair by foreign ships. lie expressed the- view that nothing in the international law would restrict such practise s. The pre sident said the use of other flags than their own by belligerent nations had become so customary that no formal protest could be made as to the Lusitania incident. The president expressed the opinion that the establishment of a war one by Germany does not constitute a blockade or even a "piper blockade.'

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HAMMOND. Ind. Feb. 10 "Did you have a j;ood time at the party?" asked Mrs. V. I). Krueger of Hammond, of her daughter, Gertrude, aged 1 "Y?. had a dandy time danced every dance but I feel queer." The young woman was found dead in h d soon afte r of heart failure i rotjght on by excessive dincing.

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PORTER RACE TRACK SOLD

Famous Course anil Buildings Co For .S:?."C.07 For Taxes.

be preliminary to a future transfer To a racing syndicate, the' personnel of which has ?wd l'"-n :i n com t. d.

TO ADD DORMITORY TO WASHINGTON AV. MISSION

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NURSE VICTIM OF ANTI-TETANUS SERUM

PAWN HEIRLOOMS IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS New York Society Women Are Hard Pressed Aecording to Mayor Mitchell. NEW VOIiK. Feb. 1. That many. Mciety women are pawning family heirlooms to relieve financial embar'.asmnts wics the statement made on Tuesday i.y Mayor Mitehel. This statc?ment was made by Frank Tucker of th" Provident Loan association in uiging the mayor to veto the ordinance compelling pawn brokers to fib- name and description of customers. The mayor vetoed the ordinance. Tucker said he spoke from his pcrjonal experience in declaring one prominent wom:u in this city had pledged a silver i-ervice whic h "commemorated one of the greatest events in the world." Tho ! iu u broker kci t ibis woman's Identity to himself.

LO.S ANCFLKS. Calif., Feb. 10. A victim of anti-teianus serum with which she accidentally became inoculated while the fluid was being atlministered to a man patient suffering frem lockjaw. Mrs. Roy Williamson, a nurse, is living at a iocal hospital. The tetanus patient died and within an hour the nurse became ill.

HOLD SOCIAL. A social was held at the Peyler hall last night bv the Leech Tree court Xo. -11, T. II. II.. in connection with the regular business meeting. Luring the course of the evening th;C? candidates were initiated and four "applications acted upon. Cards an Manuring were the features of the entertain-

A NIAY LAW PAKTNFUSHIP FOUMFl). Lenn J. Oare and liussell W. Geycr have formed a partnership for the

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RACES TO WIN $25,000 PRIZE

TO GIVE FISH FRY

Maccabees Will Fiitcrtuin Willi Annual i:ent Fell. HII. The annual fish fry of the St. Joseph Valley tent No. 11 ns, Maccabees, will bo given Feb. 2 '. after the regular business s ssion. This is an affair that has always been a success in the past and the committees in charge ;ire endeavoring to make this the biggest that has ever been held. An lnt it sting entertainment is being planned for the evening. Luring the evening's business sesfdon ono candidate was initiated and :: number of applications acted upon. J. C. Coleman was appointed as delepate te the irreat camp convention to lo held In . Wayne March 10 and IT. M. Knb-rht was appointed alternate.

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NHW YORK. Miss Hosa IVYoung is racing to Panama ( 'ity, Ilepublic of Panama, as fast as she can go to collect a 5Jr..eefi prize she is said to have won in a lottery there. It is said one of the requirements of the lottery company is that winners of the "grand prize" claim their reward in person. It will bo given out on Feb. 1.".. Miss le Young offered Jl-' ioi for a stateroom on the steamship Salamares but could not gt accommodations. she is going to Florida, thence to Havana, and there expects to get a boat to Panama.

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I?EULTN. The Crown Princess Cccilie expects to present her husband, who is on the bring line near Verdun, with his lifth c hild in the next few w eeks. The crown prince is expected in Perlin at any time, arrangements for a special train for his transportation having been made. The royal e ouple have four sons, the Princes Wil-liam, Louis Ferdinand, Hubcrtus and Frederick.

A dormitory will bo the next ' addition to b given to the W. Washington mission, located in the Stiidebaker building. The proposition will be acted upon some time in the coming week. The people ef that locality are "deeply interested and the church near there is proving a helping 'hand to tho mission. "A iuneh room has been installed. People who are out of work can lind, through this mission, jobs that will koci them from starvation.

The meeting last night was lead by CI yd? Wine gar with the assistance of I'rank Wyatt. Pat Kmmor.s, ex-saloon

Children Have Kidney Trouble

Three years ago my little girl. Angola, was taken sick with scarlet fever and later dropsy set in; her face and limbs swelled and her eyes puffed. A leading physician here at the time.

treated her without the slightest suc

cess. A sample of your Swamp-Root having been left n the house at the

time, I resolved to try it. and as it agreed with her stomach I continued using it with gratifying results. The inflr.mirmtion began to subside after she had taken tho first fifty-cent bottle, and after she took two largo bottles she was pronemncod cured by the doctor and lias been in good health ever sincc The doctor came to see her every day and examined her every second day until he pronounced her kidneys in perfect condition. Now then the elector was under the impression that 1 was giving my girl his medicine, but as his medicine had failed to do a bit of good, and desiring not to offend him. I did not tell him I was giving her Swamp-Root and he did not know the difference. I did not use one drop ef his medicine after I started nv girl on Swamp-Root, and have always felt that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root saved my girl's life, for which I am grateful. I cannot praise it too highly. Very truly. MRS. MARY TiYRNR, New Prunswick, N. J.

State of New Jersey Countv of Middlesex

Mrs. Mary Byrne, being duly sworn by me. according to law, on her oath saith that the above statement made bv mc is just and true. MRS. MARY BYRNE. Sworn and subscribed to before me, this ltith dav of July. A. D., 1909. MARGARET P. O'HONNEEU Notary Public.

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M0RAN SUCCEEDS POWERS

Portland Man (lets Appellate .fudge ship From KaNton.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 10. Gov. Ralston Tuesday night named James J. Moran of Portland, as judge of the appellate court to succeed the late I'rank Powers of Angola. Jacob F.

Denny of Portland, was named to succeed Jud.-ze Moran on the circuit bench in Jay countv.

ltFKXS TO DEATH. IOWA CITY, la.. Feb. 10. Ethel Hahn, eight years old, was burned to death at her parents' home in Lcne? Tree Tuesday, when she attempted to start a lire with kerosene. Mrs. O. II. Peters dropped dead ed" heart failure when the girl's body was carried into her house.

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Men who have led armies to victory have themselves been led on a run to hell by weakly surrendering to appetities. It seems easier to fight others than to battle with personal weaknesses. Conquerors all men of big action merely arouse envy, while he who is self-conquered is truly loved, and more than the love of others is the greater reward of self-respect. What does this talk do for the poor devil who is sunken in his vices? Nothing. But surely it makes this apparent: That all men must fight their own battlco, and that Temptation is simply a word to the man who governs his impulses.

THE QUALITY BEER is a temptress only to the weak; a food and filial friend to the strong.

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