South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 300, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 October 1915 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

wr.Di:si).Y, OCTOBKU 27. 1013.

SMALLER CABINET MAY BE FORME

Violent Attacks on Asquith Government Renewed by Opposition Leaders. LONDON", Ort. 27. TrruW. of th c.;;s!t!on party in parlinmr-nt have rrncwrd their violent n.ttacks acinn the Asquith jrovernment is a result of tho critical situation which has !f vrlor in tho Balkans. A cabinet shake-up is imminent. Knrl nrznn r.f Kfllfeton, announced that Premier Asquith I;a ur.dfr con-fid-ratlon a proposition to rdurr the fIzi r-f the oal-inH. Tho icUa is now before Klncr Gfrrf, Iyord Northcllffe, uhos new.p'ipr-rs hnve bf'f-n tho miFt hitter opfmnnts of thf A.qnith ministry, mny h' ft"crm! a ilacf i; the Xu-. rTi'.-rit if the r.' Is another reorganization. The attack upon tho i ' . 1 i c I r- of tho K'v-rnmont ly tho Mar of T.nnsilfiwtH' in tho ho'iso of lord, was the stihjM't of spirited cmnrnent in the pros:; t'hiy. Tho j o? was h.,th prrvd ari'l condemned f(. j.Jain words. Tho ;inno'ino.rnout that Kr.hjr.d .-ont only troops to tho Balkans an.l that the y v. ere ke pt in r, pere whilo tho French and Serbians woro h-ft to hoar tho l.runt of I Pil'raria's hlow.'i in M.(o.rnia. aronsrd harsh riiiism of tho admiralty and war oflico. The srnnllnss of tho expositions i y fon-f-s In tho Balkans is rr dpnt mat rial for tho- oon.-criptionists. Thoso favoring conscription doflaro that it I'innot lo v-tavrd off mi;oh longer as a rosult of the s'-rions turn of a '"fairs in So ri la. That Knulmd could sparo only a few troops was jhnuii hy tho smalliioss of tho force sent to Salonika. Opponents of the government's policy of so,--r'-y are a!.-o np in aiins. Lord Iorclnirii and tho Barl of Cromer aro bitterly nttockinjr L'd Kitehonor for keeping the public in the dark as to important events. i - WILL PRAY N POLAND C'atliolicd Will Semi Petitions Nov. on RoMi:, Oct. i7. Pope P.onodict XV.. has fixed Nov. L'l. as a day of solemn pr;.iis for Poland throughout tho Roman itholle world. The aposoltic blessing will bo cien to all persons contributing to tho relief of tin- war rofutjoos. Tho procoods of tho contributions will be banked in Switzerland until paid out. -p, nV.7j ir- ' ' k. ' j-'i'-V' V a' N UCRETIA steppel from beside tho Iron trolley wire pole, wi'h its land of white, to the street and raised a commanding flnger to the motorman. The open car prated along for some ten feet or so past fcrr before corning to a stop. Indignantly, she moved after tho car; at the same timo censuring tho conductor. "You are supposed to sop at the crosswi.lk!" she snapped, with one loot upon the running board. "Sorry ma'm," apologized tho cheerful-featured, slim little wearer of brass buttons. "All aboard," he added, litending an arsirding band. With a disdainful jerk of her shoul"'1 " F. Second 00 Sample Suits at a Ö Here is an opportunity to ecure one of this season's latest suits at little money 1C0 high grade suits, suits of poplin, broadcloth, gabardine, etc.; fashioned the latest stvles; fur trimmed, and cuits tht arc real values up to $35. Special at Ml

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DESERTS MISSION FIELD Mildm! Armour Will Marry landon Man. eiihwr.o. net. lt. The bloak Labrador coast will know Miss Mildred Armour, heroine of the struffplin missionary eolonoy, no more. The Kirl w ho P sorted Kanston's exclusive society three years nj?o to do missionary work ai:ion.s' the Labrador natives, today anonuncod that she would juit the mij-sion field to marry Chester Kricson of Kvam ton. a bank employe. I'Ol'M) NOT (il'ILTV. WASIIINCTOX. Ind.. Oct. 27. A verdict of not uuilty was returned Tuesday in the Daviess county circuit in favor of Albert M. Perkins, a prominent farmer of iJavIess county, and L. Walker of Kvansville, who had been on trial for alleged arson conspiracy. ii - I lll 'lr"l der, she avoided the hand and flounced iDto the end of tho seat. There she sat, with her forehead drawn inio an irritable frown and with her lips pressed grimly together, as the car lurched forward and proceeded upon its way. Her eyes were searchlights, flashing their rays about in quest of annoyance, ever vigilant for trouble; for though but barely 30, Lucretia was gradually banishing the attractiveness of h?r girlhood beneath a mask cf Jrrascibility. On this afternoon her forehead was contorted into more wrinkles than were customary; her lips were pressed inoro tightly together than usual. She had Just left her husband's office, and remembrances of their conversation were far from agreeable to her. Her thoughts boiled. Andrew- was so aggravating! Why didn't he ever do things the way she wanted him to ?

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.V ''A POLITICS WILL REMAIN Proposition of Non-Parti-aiisliip is Turned Down. LOS AXOHLLS. Calif.. Oct. 27. California electors rejected the proposition to make all state offices nonpartisan, according to incomplete returns ret eived today from all over the state. The vote was light, not over 25 per cent of the normal vote beinp cast. The non-partisan plan was the main issue ff the election. It was advocated as a progressive party measure, having the support of (lov. Hiram W. Johnson and the state administration. STILL NFA'TIIAL. THE HAOIJE. Oct. 27. Holland today declared her neutrality in the Balkan war. jtii.w -4U.i U iipm w Ml. Ill I Uli) -'- - ii V - " "-i-T -T- Y - - WitIm -ill

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Her husband had Informed her that h would be unable to leave for the mountains until the 14th of the month at the earliest, and she had wanted to have them go on tho fifth. Some deal, some business with a realty company had to be settled before he could leave, her husband had told her. "But why couldn't he arrange his business so as not to interfere with our vacation?" her thoughts reasoned, petulantly. "He never cares for my pleasure. . . ." A burst of laughter, naturally related to a man of big proportions, roused her from her ill-humored reverie. . . And I says to the missis, 'You'll have to go to Seaview 'stead of the Peak House the Peak House Iß too expensive,' " the stout man on the seat ahead was saying to the man with an exceedingly long neck, who was seated beside him.

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-V: . ::;.: ; 4 - - ' - W " . - " " 1 COLORADO SENT ON BEACH Fire, is Fxtini;uishcd After Liner is Pulled on Shore. CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct. 27. The Mallory liner, Colorado, which was abandoned by her crew following an outbreak of lire on hoard, was beached off East Pattery Tuesday by tups. The sre was gotten under control after the ship was beached. found c.riirv. PAY ST. LOUIS, Miss., Oct. 27. Harry Lester, 2S years old, was Tuesday found RUilty of holding up a Louisville and Nashville train and murdering' the express messenger a year ago. Lester's bride of threo months who married him in prison, fainted when the verdict was announced. Will -1 mi i i Ii Vrf7lw W f Lucretia savr the latter sway forward his neck in a nod of approval. "If I catered to the missis, phe'd have rao flat financially In a week," continued the fat man. "Shes tho most extravagant woman on earth." "Oh, all of them are always klckln' about something or other," was the pessimistic retort of him with the elongated neck. "My wife expects mo to wear a tuxedo around the house and smoke college boy cigarettes. Slippers, shirtsleeves and a pipe shock her sensibilities." "Say. it's a funny thing about Andy," he exclaimed. "To hear him boat about his wife, you'd think he'd married the paragon of all virtues, yet he doesn't look so happy." The snort of lengthy-necked Sam was perfectly audible to Lucretia. "Paragon!" he ejaculated. "Tommyrot! Didn't you ever notice that tired.

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Inventor Is Threatened With Death SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2 7. Anonymous letters, threatening the life of Thomas A. Edison because he has been named as a member of the advisory naval board "y Pros' t Wilson, have been received by the great Inventor since he camp to San FranCisco and has caused Chief of Police White to detail lcteetive Svrt. Gaughran to act a.' Edison's body guard since he arrived here. This fact became known Tuesday. None of the threatening letters svnt to the inventor has boon given out. PMison was threatened with death if he makes any inentions which would make war more terrible or which would tend to rromote war in the United States. Detective Gaughran mot Edison at the Oakland Mole and has been in attendance secretly ever since, going with him through the exposition palaces and closely guarding him from the time he left his hotel in tho morning until he returned in the evening. Edison left for home Tuesday night, going by way of Lw? Angeles.

PURDUE TO BENEFIT Late Moses F. Dunn Leaves, More Than .$100,000 to School. BEDFORD, Ind.. Oct. 27. Purdue university will receive between $100,000 and $1."0,000, according to the prpvisions contained in the will of the late Moses F. Dunn, it became known here Tuesday on the arrival of John H. Holiday, executor of the estate. The (state, estimated to be worth $200,000, is composed largely of bonds. Another bequest provides for the erection of a monument to the pioneers, soldiers and sailors of Uw. rence county, the cost to be $10,0u0. Fifty thousand dollars in cash bequeathed to the Masonic order, $1.",000 to the order of Elks and Jir.,000 to the Bedford City hospital. FKKXCII FICHT FOUD. PARIS, Oct. 27. Owing to the fact that Henry Ford opposed the AimloFrench loan in the United States, the chamber of French coalers in automobiles today adopted methods of reprisal. All members were notified to cease relations with the Ford automobile concern and asked to appeal to their customers to refrain from buying any Ford vehicles. SF.IIYICE SUSPFXDFD. BERLIN. Oct. 27. Oiticial announcement was made Tuesday that the parcel post service to America has been suspended until further notice. ! H 31 fr ill. hunted sort of look In Andy's eyes? Why, my daughter Nellie knows his wife; and Nellie says that she nags Andy perpetually. Andy tries to appear cheerful, but you can bet that his bed of roses is mattressed with thorns." Lucretia's nails bit Into the leather of her handbag. The Impudence of the man! To spoak of her as "nagging"" Andrew! "Nagging" Indeed! Yet, his remarks haunted her. And when she left the car at the railroad station, where she was to take a train for her suburban town, she made a determined effort to expel the man's words from her thoughts. But evon on the train, they continually popped into her mind. She rebelled. She wasn't a nagger! She had a right to rebuke Andrew! Everything he did was contrary to her wishes! Then one of the wrinkles smoothed

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LOSSES ARE HEAVY

Prussian Iteport shows Almost ;o,ooo Lt in Nine Days. ROTTERDAM. ct. 27. --Tho Prussian lists of losses from ct. 11 to Oct. 20 contain tho names of T.7.4J4 killed, wounded and missing. The previous 10 lists contained 4 7.0 0 names. The total number of killed, wounded rnis.-in? reported in the Prussian and lists alone "is now L'.O J 1 .07 s. There have also ben issued Bavarian, 209 Saxon. 2? Wurttembur and T,?, naval lists, together with lists of officers and non-commissioned officers attached to the Turkish army and some lists of colonial troops. To.be added to these on the side of the central powers are the AustroHunKarian, Bulgarian and Turkish losses. If one estimates these at ".- COO.OOO. the winde losses of tho entral powers amount to .",000.ofo. MURDER IS NOVEL Fountain Pen is Fel to Slay Brooklyn .Man. NE WVORK. Oct. 27. --Ono of the most remarkable murders in the history of Now- York occurred Tuesday when a fountain pen was used to inflict a mortal wound upon Daniel McLoughlin of Brooklyn. The pen had been driven into Mclaughlin's left eye so deeply that none of the barrel was visible. It was not known how MoLoiuhlin met his death until an autopsy was performed. RECOGNIZE CARRANZA Austria-1 1 unwary First Furoiean Nation to Take Such Action. TOBREON. Moo. Oct. 2. (via Laredo, Tex.. Oct. 27.) Foreign Min? ister Aeuna was notified Tuesday that Austria-Hungary has recognised the government of Venustiano Carranza, being the first European nation to take such aotron. is pkisoxfj;. LONDON. Oct. 27. Lady Ralph Paget, one of the leaders of the British Red Cross in Serbia, has been made a prisoner by the Bulgarians at Uskub, according to word received today by her mother, who was a daughter of the late Paran .Stevens of New York. NO MONEY OKDEKS. WASHINGTON. Oct. 27 For the second time since the European war began, Egypt has suspended the convention for the exchange of money orders between that government and the United states, it was announced by the postoffice Tuesday. ELECTRIC Lanterns, Hash lights, toy motors and batteries; low prices, a t C O O N LE Y.'S . A d v.

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H wiiii ii, i i mmmt ii t i tilliiiii ii di mi ii Itself from her forehead. She recalled the fact that the man with the long neck had said that Andrew never criticised her that he boasted about her good qualities. Well, why shouldn't Andrew speak well of her, she thought. Of course she didn't nag . . . ! Yet she began to wonder. At 7 o'clock Andrew arrived home, a half hour late for supper, or rather dinner. Ha was hot and tired, and the look of resignation hovered nearer to the surface of his eyes. Lucretia met him in the hallway. "I worked a little late over the Mutual Realty papers, Lu," he stated apologetically. "I came to the conclusion that if I put In so much extra time each day, why, we could leavt? for the mountains by the ninth or by the tenth of the month, anyway." To hi3 surprise, Lucretia made no CT. w

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Says Allies Cannot Aid Serbia Now

BERLIN wirdes to Turkorton). Oct. 27. Tho rnpturo of t'skup by the Bulgarians is regarded here as of tho utmost importar.ee. Maj. Mnraht, writing in the Berliner Tageblatt, declares that witli I'sku',1. Kumar.ovo and Vehs in the hands of the Bulgarians, all chance of the entente powers boing aide t render aid f" the beloagu red Serbian armies h. boon d st ri od. All the Serbian ports en the Danube, it i. Mated, aie now occupied by Bulgarian forces. rint is surrounded on all sides and must surrender within a short time, owing" to it-s ln--ut!U ient mpply of food and ammunition, if for no other reason. The Bulgarian papers express deep indignation our the allied attacks on ledeagat"h and other Aegean ports. Tile Echo Ie P.ulgario says: "By tins attack England loses tho rest of whu moral authority she had left after her military disasters in France and at the Dardanelles. Pulgaiia must now help the central powers crush England forever and end iur habit of living from the blood of foioign nations." Satisfaction Is expressed in Berlin o.er the situation as a whole. Summing it up in the Berliner Tageblatt, Maj. Mnraht says: "After the useo.s attempts of th English and French to break through the Herman linos, which they wero forced to continue a while for political reasons the great Anglo-French offensive is now slowly ebbing. "Italy wants to make her own war. All the demands of the English ami French press that she send troops te the Balkans have been in vain. Tho true reason fop tho refusal is that, having Past hundreds of thousands of men in senseless attacks upon bravely defended Austrian positions, Italy's? reserves are all needed in the Alps. "In the Balkans, having forced the) passage of the Danube and stormed tho principal fortifications south of Belgrade, our most difficult t;isk ha been achieved. The Bulgarian troops having captured Kumanovo, Uskup and Voles, have rendered it irredemiably impossible for the entente to help the Serbians." ITALY BUYS KHAKI. LONDON. Oct. 27 The Italian government has just placed an order with American manufacturers for .".OoO.oot) yards of khaki cloth, representing art expenditure of more than $7.500,000. CMEWINO FBESII and COONLEY'S. GUM and CANDIES. PURE ALWAYS, at Adv. V comment regarding his tardiness to tho evening meal, uistead, she slipped an arm about him. her hand rcsttnf upon his shoulder. "No. indeed, you will not figure away evenings In your stuffy little office, and tire yourself out by overwork." she declared, striving Ineffectually to maintain a severity of tone. "TVe will leave for the mountain on the fourteenth or later, if necessary." And throwing her other arm about him, she pressed her face asaimt hla tie and shirt front, making sträng, noises from her concealment "All all right, honey!" agreed the bewildered husband, clasping hir arms about her and soothingly patting her shoulder. "But what whit's the matter?" Her arms tightened about him. "I Pm an old nagger!" came from between eobs. hd ;:r::.;. 4 t'X 4 mm J 1 1

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