South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 159, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1915 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND XEWS-TIMES

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WAR TO CONTINUE THREE MORE YEARS

FUHIOUS ATTACK

Million, of A I n Will IW sl.iln Il frr American.

BIGGER SHARE OF

AUTO TAX SOUGHT

Two Thousand Dead Arc Left on Field at Tracy Le Mont. Reinforcements Are Rushed in Automobiles.

I,ON'IN June V Two t IV. :.-.i lul (Urni-'in i:ul w-r; 1 ft n th- :,M In a t rri:i' i..ittl fo;i-ht t th- u.-t of Tr.-i'-y lc V.niit M-!i.!;t .1 f t r the G'-rman.-', r':.-;iir.-r r 1 n f 1 iiit n'.s by autinnol'ih- Iimii ,t 1 - 1 1 t .'. n.ih s t.tnt had lirr'l a f aioan atti'k a-uin.'-r th; Fi .. h In. in a p. : f i t to 1 cai'tnrf 1 ' lir; -- ;" t n ii' h..-i !' t in th- iiirhtinu- of -.-t i . FihtinkT rn.illirjc: tli.it noith of Arraa in inti i.sity 1.- 3 '.1 -lopi;.- ;tt thi.Ioint ii'-n th- ( j . 1 1 1 1 . 1 i ' , .1 j' ! ' rc;u ly

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lau-s ami threaten ' :!.u;k of tliiirmy f.icin.; th- ii a'nr.o Arras, are making ! --'i" 1 . t - f;'"i ts to M.-m the tiilf of the nv.v oitin-ue hfoie seriou.s ilair. a-e i iloia-. On the -c tor l.'twfrn thi fn;-.t aral Arra.s anotlar ..uir ry n-t'aqcir.'-nt v .is foauht to th- s J.h .it of Hrh'iterno where eral hiiiiilri il German ik.itl were founil on the ;-M after two German lin-s of tr t: h .s were taken, together with 4 0 n.-tn-crs. A Iart:e nurniar f ans and munitions were in .tided In the booty left in the i'rem h hands. In the tihtinic before Tracy le Mont the Kreni-h. l,.-in;; nnal.le to take within their lines three lare .u'tin.; hidden behind the second line of German trenches, blew theni up with melynite shell.-?. The artillery luel in the sector north of Arras ratres with nnliminish1 fury in the entile kite-shamd theater from Noulctte foiith almost to Arras. In the "labyrinJhe", the .strongly forti!ieil Gf-rman works fonerld into ;u Krcat fortre;-;, from abandoned mine workings ami iuarrir the

l'irn h hae made further proLrri J With the v- ay prepared by dozen j of batteries of Fl Ileh artillery, the I infantry is rapidly forcing it wi'y I

through the maze of tnnehes ami r--doubts. Monday night's report from Paris .states that the I'remh. at two points, haf r-a lH d the central redoubt of the Germans; and have reI'dlee' various counter attacks. Tho German report Mates that French attacks on the southern slopes of the Lon tie heights broke down under the German tiie. Merlin also discounts tho French claims of Mice'.--southeast of Mebuterne. but admits that before Tracy to Mont the French were iible to penetrate to their advanced trenches, where the hhtin is Mill in progress for their possession." Mctwccn Soissons and Ilhcims the Germans have been drien i-rk mor than 10m yards in the woods south of J.aville au Mois and in ("hampano near Mcsnli les llurlus. second lino German forces, bcin brought up to stroniTthen the firs line came under tho fire of the French Kims and were dispersed. The French report tells of thr use of a burning liuuid with which tho trench s of the Germans near Vanquois were sprinkled as Maris states, iri rcnrKil for the German use cf lethal teases. The Germans rejdied with a heavy liombardnicnt in which the Merlin report states the French suffered heavy losses.

Ni:Y YORK. June . Henry M. Find !i. iievsiap r publisher of Feoria, Hi.r r turning today on he American liner St. I,oui- dev'.ird that the Faropean war will cor:tii.Uj for thr " more years. "Thi re i -i no ietor.v near for either ii!e." said Mr. Firabll. ,,It will b.two or three years l.efore the conilict end- and millions more men will be sla in. "i am not a peace propagandist, but if all AnuticiiH could s -e what I hae seen in the trenciies, they v.oabl never u: to extreme measures except as a last r sort. "I talked to a man near Farer.ey, a mcmb. r of the regiment that started out with I. ;) im n. lie was one of L'l'll that 'Acre Jeft. fe ilrS'.Ti!i'( a certain 1 attic as a min'iin.; of terrific nois s, a shaking ami trcrnidin of the earth, blindiiiir. hokimr smoke hidir.K all siijht of both friend ami foe. the scrca ins of tb.e v. i.uiitlo and dyini; and then the r-onfusion i retreat. Xeith r he nor his eomrades had any idea of what they were accomplishin u'."

Motor Club of St. Joseph County Seeks to Have Additional Reads in County Accepted by Association.

COMMISSION APPROVES PURCHASES OF ROADS Flkiiait ami Wo-tcrn Will lli'coim a I 'art of the .Nov Vik Central.

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Sier-jaI to The News-Times. I.N'biAX.M'i iLLS Jutie S. The publie srrvico couimisiem has approved the purchase of the Cincinnati, Wabash clv Michigan My. Co. by the (, e, '. ,v St. L. road, operating between the shorter road. Lushvillo and Herrien. Mi h.. a distance n 1 ti ::. 7 S miles, tiie smaller road having a capital stock of well over $-.000,00". The eommis.-ion alsei has approved the purchase of the Stur'is. Goshen and y.t. Louis by tho New Yeirk (ntral lines. The road runs between Goshen ami Sturtns, Mich., a distance of L'S.I' miles. It has a eapital stock of vO.OOO. all owned by the New York :tral. Tho rommission alno approvt iho purchase of Klkhart and Wost- ; ; a ilro.nl Co. by the New York Cent:v.l. The road runs between Flkhart and M ishawaka, a distance of 12.10 miles, and its stock at par value is $- ':boo.

BRITISH TROOPS WIN

Germans lii n Out ef Spiiiv.Iivon Jirilisli Central Africa.

LONDON, June S. The colonial office tonight issued the followini; announcement: "I iirther operations against the German town of pliinxluven, on hike Nyassa (British Central Africa) have been earried out. The enemy was driven out of tiie town by naval bombardment and a charge by eur troops. A quantity of rifles, timmunition and stores was captured. The German armed stetnur Hermann von Wissman was shelled and completely elestroyed. Our landing party returned safely with only one man slightly wounded. "The ovei'nor has left Kandy. where trouble was re pressed on June He found Colombe quiet, but the district was perturbed by elisordcr eiue to a sudden outbreak of racial and commercial animosity directed not so much against Furopeans and tho colonial government as against the Moslems. A quantity of merchandise has been destroyed and there have been numerous murders."

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Northern Pacific Ry. Low farrs daily liberal stopovers. Daily transcontinental trains over the Scenic Highway through seme of Earth's grandest end most inspiring scenery to Spokane and North Pacific Coast cities or alcng the Picturesque Columbia River. Connections with steamship lines at thee points, Great Northern Pacific S. S. Co. at Astoria cr "Shasta Rad Route' to San Francisco. Choice of routes returning. Stop at Yellowstone National Park America's 01 ly Gr y$Und end Nature's cwn world's EirJitu.n the strun;? phcnoinrna end ur.rQUil'.r.t br.'ity cf Weenie rlanvl, rntrr via Card ltrrGi(wiv, reached oa!y by tie Horthera FcU.c Ky, Aslc bbout Penonallv Crcortrvl Tours to and droviih the Peri Curing the scaaea. Seai at fort far free travel literature ad informauoa including hmJioine expor.tson fol !er an i let us assist you in planruni- your 191S vacation. It wiU b a pietaure K It !! KdN, I I' t.rrimt IS. ink JUI,'-. Ii..ll.o: 0. In !

Italy and (Jreat Iiritain Will Work in Harmony.

T,ONTOX. June S. The olficial pnss bureau Monday niu'bt made the fed lowing announcement: "The minister of the Italian treasury met the ehaneellor of the exchequer at Niee June 4 and Z, when proposals for the financial cooperation of the two powers were discussed. "The arrangements wt"o eoneduded em behalf of their respective governinents and their resolution to cooperate and use their financial resources with the same uimrudins spirit as in the employment of their naval and military forces. "The ehaneellor of the exchequer was accompanied by the governor of the bank of Knsland and the minister of the Italian treasury had the assitance of the director general and vice director general of the bank of Italy."

An effort to have more roads in .t. Jo.---ph eoiinty aoeepte d by th Indiani Jood Iloads ;issoeiat;on is beinn made by the Moor edub of h't. Joseph county in order to boost the allowance frm the state automobile license fund. The Utrst report of the association shows that tiiis eounty is only eredi t 1 with mibs of improtd roads. Several roads have been improved since ihis report was made and the effort now is to hne them listed, befor the IM.") auto tax is appropriated. Only thre other countits in the state hae i-ss number of miles ef accepted road w ay. The fund receive'd from taxes on automobiles are divided Into three parts. one-third of the receipts is divided into parts, each county last yi ar d( rived .l.J n for each mile of free travel road and ore-third of the n( t re ce ipts front eae h individual county. In this way the county with but a small number of accepted rouels receives only a small sum. According to the report made this county paid - and received only lliT.lO which is less than onehalt" of the total receipts paid in. Ilniwii county paid in but $-7.1.", last year and re.eiveel $1.:'M.41 During the past year this county has improved and built new roads te the extent of from :b to 4 miles eif road that should be accepted by the association. Many mero counties have paid in littlo more than Jrevn ceunty and. but few have received less in preiporitem than this eounty. Crawforel county paiel into the assentation $J.4G and received $1.4 9." .4 2. II. W. Armstrong, se e retary of the Motor elub eif .St. Joseph county stated that the motor elub is irrowini: fast and members are at present to be found throughout the county. Members ef the (dub have emblems on their radiators and buttons on their coats and next Wednesday cards will lie ready for them slmwitr-r their membership and the purpose ef the club.

BALL PLAYER IS NOW DOWN WITH SMALLPOX All Who Attended Came on A. P.. C Grounds Are Vrued to Get Vaccinated.

After an absence of nearly two years smallpox has aain made its appearanee in South Pend. It's victim is Thomas fcHrontr. colored. of Chicago, who is a-member ef the A. Ik C team of ball players and who was removed to the isolation hospital Monday morning suffering from this disease. Strong was present at the game between the colored team and the K. ami S. squad played en the A. Ik C diamonds Sunday afternoon and according' to Dr. Charles L. Hosenbury. secretary of the board of health, all of the .spectators at that game have been exposed. Strong elid not play in the game, claiming that he was sick but no one suspected the nature of his illness Dr. Posenbury, Monday night, adviseel that all those who were at the game and were exposed to the disease shoulel be vaccinated at once, to prevent a spreading of the malady. Kfforts are being made by the health department to locate the members of the two teams and see that they arc vaccinated at once. Strong has been stopping at 7-1 N. St. Peter st. while in the city and this place has been thoroughly fumigateel. Not since October, 101C, has there been a ease e-f smallpox in South Demi and the health authorities are anxious to prevent it from gaining a feothedd in the town. Strong came here Sunday from Marion, lnd.. to play on the local team and presumably brought the germs of the disease with him.

NEW GAS IS BEING USED BY GERMANS

FOUR SUBMARINES CAUGHT

Dhcrs Are Captured Iy Nets In the 1 ii t'.i of Tay.

' Ni:V YOPK. June s. Four C.erman submarines ere captured in the i'u-tii of Tay en the east ceast of Scotlam! in a reo-nt raid, according to officeTs of the liner Cameronla. which unwd from Glasgow Monday. These untie rs. ; erail maele a raid tip the Firth aid pas.d ur.eler Tay brielge-. !he boi -.est bridge in the world, and were .-aught on their return in nets sju-.Md by the port authorities. The s.i i 1 : 1 1 ; i i ir.es were kepi entangled ii . .rs. s.'id :; ('amcreuiia nffierrs, after Ahie h tlit v. t re ul'.owe tl te e-onie up. T;'e crews were feum! to be exb.a -tcd and surr r.de 1 e.l imnu'diaT !y.

AEROPLANE IN DISTRESS i-riii.ni Airship Put- in at Denmark Town for Kcpaiis.

American Chemist Tells of Seeing Men Pjing With Inline Iutgh on Their Pips.

Ni:V YOIIK. June S. A now gas. terrible In its effects, has been inventcil by the Germans, according to Knos Curtin, a chemist, who returned Monday on the American liner, St. Lends after serice with an ambulance corps in Ixrraine. This gas. lie sas is fatal in nearly every ease, its victims dying flapping their arms like the wings ef a decapitated fowl and with hysterical laughter on their lips. "There are three kinds ef gas over there." saitl Curtin. "a chlorine gas. a bromine iras. and unothe-r gas. which we. have not succeedeel in identifying yet. but whicb the men call "laughing iras.' "e have remedies for the first twe), but the only antidote for the third seems to be pure oxygen, which is difficult to get and which even then is not effective in all cases. "When the laughing gas is inhaleel the victim falls to the ground aval his bodv becomes rigiil except from his elbows to his finger tips. You can imagine what it is tee see rows of them ling there flapping their arms like chie-kens and dying with an insane laugh on their lips-."

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. i t!:c we.-i (..i.-t or i:tal-c penark . m ' it i (I re: 1:1 a ropkttie :"l, !-.. i-lan.d t'f P.sbjerg) vloju'.ay mori:iu i.a a ' i g eiamageel or. btio". ;u!i aft r m.tkir.g ri'pa'.rs i-.tia eb parte '1. Tb.- ;v.i,hinc broke ,lo' a ..can vb.crt !y af't v a.ving it; n- a ". ! ik." airmen w ie s mi at e; sr-n tlh'..; in- n In v. : t ! i lockets. . Da!;!l sal'. lis w e U t to 'lie ...... !. Two .epp.-lirs ui re reported ove-r ! i!loe Mo:;d IvN.Fil) PAMPJ)s. -MADlilD. Jr .t v A si iul c. in- :;: ;.ia !:-ts r-m.r; d that h' tierttair

TWO HELD FOR LARCENY Twh Cemfe . t Taking C'hieken-i lYom Putlcr runner. Cbivton ('ampl.ell and his nephew. Chester Hurri-. of Puller, lnd.. who are wanted in Hutbr for larceny, rv e re arrested by S rgt. Paskovvski and t!':ce r Stall Monday afternoon. The inn emfesse-d after their arre-i to the tli ft of 1 i-hiekcr.s frtm a farmer named Sam L"Wt. living two miles et e-f P.utb r. a. -out five nmntbs age. Th-v vill be taken back to Padb r to st i r d trial.

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HCHLGAKr-G0R. WiaiJE STREST, SOUTH 3HND.

THIS SALE Will Continue For Four Days Tomorrow, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday

OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS IN SOUTH BEND Are askcJ to make this store their headquarters.

You may check your parcels and baajre at our store, and they will be sent to any depot. This and other free services at vour command.

The second floor is a nice place to wait. Make appointments to meet your friends there.

We pay the mailing or express charges on all dry goods purchases. Mail orders are given prompt and careful attention. Samples sent to anv address.

WE WILL PAY YOUR RAILROAD FARE The rest of this week (during this sale) when purchases of Slo or over are made. Please present return trip ticket.

Voiles in the Front Rank for Summer Dresses Flowered Voiles, all in this season's pretty colorings and designs. They'll make delightful little summer gowns for women and girls; 3iS-inch; per yard 15c. Voiles at 25c Large or small floral printings, very exclusive designs not usually seen at this price. Flowered Seed Voiles Some people call t lie nub in the weave "seed," others "rice" voile, but it is very attractive and makes the fabric durable. White and tinted grounds with either large or small tlower printings; 4( inches wide; per yard 39c. Embroidered Voile, dainty figures and small floral designs embroidered in green, Copen and pink, 40-inch," per yard 69c.

New Muslin Undergarments at 98c

Night Dresses at 98c Six new styles that are unusually beautiful in their ricli designs a'nd soft materials. Chemise Envelopes at 98c Shown in several styles as pretty as they are practical lace or embroidery trimmed and made of tine, soft materials. White Petticoats at 98c These, as you see by the picture, have tiie' new full flounce of excellent quality. In addition they're provided with an underlay and" dust ruffle. Also at 98c Shipment of new bodices, exquisitely dainty a flairs of shimmering crepe iie chine and flu fly lace. In pink and white, and sleeve corset covers entirely of lace or nearlv so.

Sale of Housefurnishings Ironing Boards, with adjustable stand, each S9c. Wash Tubs, best galvanized, there i a big advance to g in effect, these at our past lowprices 49c, 59c, 69c Lawn Hose, molded, '-inch, high grade. 50 feet $5.98. Lawn Mowers, ball bearing $4.49. Five-f....ot Step Ladders, each 49c. 10 Bars Santa Claus Soap for 2Sc.

Delightful New Summer Suits and Dresses

At $4.48 Fancy black-and-white stripe Uiz$j0t iiF voile dresses, hip yoke of white voile; white ri1d 'c If hemstitched collar and tucked vest. BO V

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collar and cults of white lawn and black ed

At $3.98 A neat model dress of voile inr?

green coin dot on tan ground; vest, collar and cuffs of organdy embroidery. Bolero effect is seen in a box pleat trimming that rests on a black velvet belt. Three rows pleating on skirt. $5.00 for colored embroidered splash voile dress. Embroidery yoke and collar. Beach Cloth Suit, as illustrated, a handsome Norfolk model, at $7.50.

Specials in Silks Silk Poplin, our unequaled quality, a perfect silk-and-wool fabric for suits and dresses, 42inch; in 3o shades, black and white; for every kind of dress it is in good style; no material to equal its wearing quality and beauty, per yard $1.00. 36-inch Taffeta Silk at 98c A superior quality at this price. In great demand for the smart new dresses with flare skirts. New and handsome shades of Copen. blue, navy, gray, green and black. Also white with black pencil stripe. Crepe Meteor at $1.49 A usual $2.50 quality in beautiful street and evening shades, 41 inch. Marquisette at 59c The SI. Go quality, in eight shades.

Superior Styles in Coats, Suits and Dresses are yours for little money Suits at $10.00 Values to S25.no, none more stylish and good looking sold this season at any time. Made of fine wool poplin, gabardine and serge In black, navy and wanted shades. Also black-and-white checks. Fine Coats at $10.00 In gabardines, serges, poplins and silks. All the newest ideas are carried out. Models for afternoon, street and evening wear, for travel and motor wear. New shades of sand, tan, blues, green, black and checks. Silk Dresses at $7.50 All regular sizes in the store are included, one of the varied styles is made of silk crepe poplin, in the fashionable bolero effect. In new blue, green, black, wistaria and puttv. This dress and others sold at $15.00.

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For that comfortable well dressed feeling try one of these New Wash Skirts Beach Cloth Skirts at $3.49 Two patch pockets and bone buttons at top center are the neat trimming. Also a very simple style with six large pearl buttons over hips. Also of white poplin or broad welt pique; belted; slanting mannish pockets and live pearl buttons in center. $2.98 for belted back panel front white pique skirts or with two patch pockets and pleat down center front. At $1.00 White pique skirt with two tab and button trimmed patch pockets.

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Trimmed Hats A Final Clearing at 95c, 1.95 & $2.95 Not one of the hats on sale two to four weeks ago has been reserved for this linal disposal. Do you want a smart little hat or a handsome big hat. One of a certain color to go with a certain suit or dress.

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The trimmed hats that sold Q AT up to S7.50, sale price vi-VO The trimmed hats that sold Of up to S5.oo, sale price yOC Automobile Bonnets and Caps For women, several exclusive new models, of black-and-white check and plain color silks; the bonnets titted with adjustable veils 98c to $1.98. The Summer Millinery at its very best, fine white hemps, milans, leghorns and panamas are tastefully trimmed in flowers, ribbons, feathers and moline. They need cost you but $2.98 to $6.50 for a first class model here. Just In All white or black and white velvet hats with kidskin or hatter's plush tops, or the reverse.

June Wedding Gifts glass in popular light cuttings, glass popular light cuttings. Favored because it is inexpensive, suitable for ices on the veranda; also because it is light, neat and attractive looking generally. You'll be interested with a view to buying for your own use as well. Water Sets, large pitcher with six tumblers, a pretty shape, in the very attractive daisy cut $3.50. The same design in salt and peppers, champagne, goblets and other glasses. Goblets, finest thin blown with a prettv conventional etched border, set of 6 for $1.00. Dinner Sets, always meet with great favor as wedding gifts; we cannot call io mind any prettier or daintier ware than a simple coin gold band set; the shape is an exact copy of best Haviland, set of loo pieces, a complete dinner service for 12 persons $23.49. Or you may purchase from open stock as few or as many pieces as desired. Dinner Sets, handsome pink rose spray design on white semi-porcelain," new shape, per set $9.98. Also in open stock. Gold Wreath loo piece Dinner Set $9.98.

Not many women pass by the new parasols without stopping, and NO children At $1.98 New dome-shaped parasols, of Cpeii blue or green plain silk. Also in black and white striped, or iloral silk with plain colored border. "Vanity Fair," a distinctive creation, star cficc: edged, corded and shirred. In handsome Copenhagen taileta with fancy border. A green parasol when open resembles an immense water lily. Another finest green silk parasol opens in distinctivclyjapanese style $4.98 and splendid values. White embroidered parasols at $1.49 and 98c. Children's Parasols 10c, 19c, 25c, 49c and 9Sc.