South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 309, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 November 1915 — Page 7

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TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. Z. Toledo Is rrfp.ulnff to welcome Brand Whitlock homo. He made Toledo famous while he wn mayor find he has made his town famous while he has been mäkln? himself Rick In Hclglum. There will be a his reception for him when he lands, with many Toledo people on the dock waiting to receive hirn. but there will be a bister reception for him when he drops into Toledo with a parade and banquet. Toledo friend:! of Minister Whltlock knew that he had been Indisposed, but they had no word he was seriously ill until Thursday Marshall Hheppey received a letter from Mr. Whitlock dated Oct. 14, in which the writer says ho had suffered from a seveTo attack of intercostal neuralgia; that when ho was feeling better he we-it for a drive and caught cold, which developed Into genuine grippe. Minister Whitlock said he had been conilned to his bed for a week. He mentioned that because he was representing nearly all foreign nations in Brussels and because of the complications due to the war, he had been under severe mental and physical strain. His physicians have advised a rest.

AVITirnUAIVAIj NOT ASKED. BERLIN (wireless via Kayville), Nov. 5. The semi-official Trans-Ocean news bureau gives out the following: "Reports printed In foreign newspapers that the German government asked the withdrawal of Brand Whitlook, American minister at Brussels, are absolutely untrue. The American minister is merely goin' on leave of absence because of failing health. "The German government had no reason to ask the withdrawal of Mr. Whitlock since his personality or personal activity never caused dissatisfaction."

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If the presistent reports of the death of Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm of Germany are true, the heir to the throne is now the second son of the kaiser, Prince Eitel Friederich.

BUSINESS ISSUES

F you are up against anj aerious problem In your work don't try to sidestep it. to Jolly

yourself along with the idea tbat if you let the thing drift It will somehow setUe Itself. You can't evade a business Issue and expect to come out safe. "And women," said a human being who wusn't one tho other day. "women often seem lo think that business Is only another sort of social game, and that their personal charm is going to Bee them through difficulties In tho ono as In the other. Well, It wont! A business difficulty, a slump In trade, a necessity to put the office force on a more effluent basis, a rival who threatens langer, a now machine that is going o alter production things like that have to be faced squarely and understood. They're definite as a stone wall, and even a woman won't try to get through a stone wall by simply smiling at the obstacle." As far as I can see, what this man said ia true enough, only it applies to both sexes. Men are given to evasion as well as women, and many a good business has gone to smaah, many a clever employe been dismissed, whether man or woman, because of this lack of ability to meet a definite situation pquarely and clearly. Being honest In your business life means a lot more than Just not cheating a customer. It means being honest with your own worth. You can't dodge issues and be entirely honest If you have the least reason to think you aren't making good in any direction, don't shut your eyes to the unpleasant impression, but get ilghl down to tho fact3 in the case.

R0UMANIA CLAIMS SHE'S NOT BOUND TO ANY ONE Papers Semi-OMkially State Nation Will Keep Out Until Vital Interests Menaced.

liKKI.TX (wireless via Payvllle), Nov. 5. The Trans-Ocean News bureau pies out the following: "Roumanian papers publish a semiofficial .statement saying Roumanian armed intervention will only take place when llou man la's vital interests are menaced. Koumania is not obliged to defend Serbia; she is not militarily bound to any one. It entirely a matter between Koumania and Italy. "Th general opinion is that this statement is proof of Houmania's rejection of the new proposals made by the entente on Oct. 2S. "The Roumanian government has ordered two Russian torpedo boats anil an armed Russian steamer at Turnzverin. in Roumanian waters on the Danube, to be disarmed and interned."

YEGGS BLOW P. 0. SAFE Get Several Hundred Dollars From New Paris, Ohio.

RICHMOND. Ind., Nov. 5. Four yeomen early Thursday blew the safe in the postoflice- at New Paris, O., just east of here and escaped with several hundred dollars. Five charges of nitroglycerine were used by the robbers, who had cut the electric wires, throwing the vicinity into darkness. Citizens who were awakened by the explosions and ventured out on the streets were terrorized by the yeggmen, who rtred more than a dozen shots, but no one was hit. John Samuels and Frank Raumgartner, residing next door to the post of lice, opened their windows and inquired what was in progress, but were told to get their heads inside or they would be shot. Posses later took up a searcu for tho robbers but failed to find a trail up to a late hour Thursday. The New Paris post o Mice was robbed of -$300 last spring. Ginnoxs srrn:ns cold. RAITIMORE, Md., Nov. j. Cardinal (Ii!.vons is cn!ined to his room with a Severe cold.

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Tastes differ In fashions, foods and pretty girb. Also in cigarettes. A cigarette that started out to plesse erery msns taste would end up by pleasing noneMost of us like our cigarette smoke deficiously cöol and rtfrcsJiiTig'. The Mexican likes his hot and dry, with a nice little peppery sting in iL Some men like a cigarette wholesomely, fragrantly wüld. Others of us hunt for a cigarette almost as heavy as a black cigar. Most of us want an "easy" cigarette a SENSIBLE ' nne, so that no matter how steadily or how many we moke, we'll feel as fit ns n fiddle. Other men, though, don't care about that. They smoke only a few so they yant a kick like a mule' in each pufE All of us want our smoke "full-bodied" it must satisfy tbat smoke-hunger. But the cigarette that just fills tho bill for you may not do at all for your next-door neighbox

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To avoid blindly trying too many different cigarettes, ask yourself first of all, this question: "Just xohat do I Eke in a cigarette? " j If you smoke only a few every day, you may prefer a cigarette which is rather rich or heavy and "oily." Or you may like one which has a rather strong "oriental" taste with a pungency almost like perfume. Or you may want a cigarette with that noticeably "sweetish" Egyptian

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