South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 272, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 September 1916 — Page 5

TirCTLTOAY T7VTTVTVG. S TTPTTTA fTt TTTI fflirt. FAMILY FEUD IS STILL UNSETTLED 'JL -J",'7 - - : : "a : ' . ; "Jack the Clipper" At Work Again 4 i Frank Rockefeller-Hates to ba Referred to as Brother of Oil King. 'lr A Victory for Wilson and Party is Predicted by Politicians in Kosciusko County. ' 4 - i

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ci,i;vei.ani. o.. s-pt. lYrink Iloekefeller. tin- jounge-'t of the three brothers, who was recently bronght Into pror.iiner.ee ty

"William" effort to brir:

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reconciliation between bin and John I.. is an inter-:-tlng fiynr. Although poor whfii compared ith the Other tWO Itof ktf llTS, ank is not by any mrins an object of charity. He abhors above J1 eJse to be fpokfn f.f as ".John 1). Rockefeller's 1 TutJlfT." William's effort to end t li- feinl which w;is existe.l .incH l5 f.iiled end John I. and i-'rank ar' still as far apart .is ever. It is stim.it'd that John !., Poekefelers wealth m 1 1 . f ( o. o v -(((K Th sum in.olvctl whuh. it is aliped. l-d to the fend with Lis I'rothfr w;ts (nit $ 1 ftO, "'"- The three brothers, were in '!. eImd sim ult;in".Misly for the hrst tjm in many ye:u and WiFi.im Jloc-kefHb'r tho-ight it was a most

exe"iieni nil lonunny i uring. in

family feud to a termination.

I-'rank Was AIM'i:t. II? Iid his part but the result wan a complete failure. Mr. and Mrs. Rockefeller lnve in an nntornobllo to the home of Prank l: kefeller at WiekliiTe. He v. as ab,, nt from home, but William I lot keft . ler talked wiib Mrs. I rank JCockefeller anJ was ;issur-il there na:; riot a chance of bringing,:ubnut a reconciliation. Iiter FYank Rockefeller publicly contirmexl the doc La rat ion of Iiis wife und f;PJ: 'Tii re will never lica reconciliation lietni't-n John iJw arid myself. We had a rw over lnisinfs.s in 1SH. and I said I usi.s through.' I meant it then and I mpun it now." Frank P.ockefelKr'is TO years old. VilJi;un Rockefeller is 7 .". and John I. Rockefeller is 77. Although not nearly to well kuo-.vn. as his brothers, tho first uruned ivas for many years associate! with them in tho oil tnjinrrss. He was one of tho partners when tho-Standard Oil Co. was organized and for a time was one of tho ic presidents. Ho acquired consdderuWo wealth, hut after the quarrel he turrrci hi attention to Ftor.k raising, purchasing 12,000 arres at Itvider Kan., for a. ntock farm. Attired, like r farm hand, ho wa the real "boss" of the ranch jintl alwny.t his-part when there were ditches-to L dujr.or fences to be built. He always strove to avrüd notoriety, and his boost vvns "Next to

my family I lave anlmaJs

than onj-thins: ole in tho world, and by rimpry7ia.virwr fu.n with them I have found out a prcat many things and learnfxi a.frood many los. pons I never could have learned OthrTWi-0," lie maJvCi; his homo In Cleveland five months of the year, as does John D. RockefoileT. Kt-artetl In ISfrj. Tho lof3nnlnj; of the quarrel totwoen tho IlockefeUer brothers is Faid to dale bark to 1892, when Frank Rockefeller and Cant James Corrtran wlshex?. to develop the property of tho rYanklin Iron linins Co. in tlio Mfsata rarte. John Ti. Tlockofeiler, it h; alhtred. ofTered to advance the rrxmoy, ani they Narrowed 14O00 from him, pivinfr their notra for Jlfo,o(M). As murity, ifjessrrc Corri?:an and Rockefeller assorted that they pave to John I). Rockefeller the rtrk of Ute company. The property was developed and the partners were offered $1,-

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Tlio pnliro have fv,n'l :.1.?olu tely no rl'io to I'k identity of tho person wht. is enttinir i fl tli- Kriir if tlie vunn:; wmiitn f this place. Twice within a week has the outrage occirrtd. The latest victim is Miss labelle Knowlt.-n tf Uryan's Hill. While a-sleep. two Ion? braids were dipped from her head. The pirl is 17. liefere retirinir. sii- arranged her hair in Ionplaits. When ehe awoke she found her hair had been shorn close to the head. The srrt-en h;ul been removed from a window in her room and was lylntr on the floor. The "clipper" evidently entered her room from the porch roof. At a fireman's carnhal last week Miss Valerie Melko. 10 year old. had her long hair cut off.

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SOO.Ooo for It, hut refused to

believLnp it to be worth more. ThiniTM. it is said, were running smoothly, when John I . Rockefeller went to hin brother and asked him to have .Mr. Corrican indorse the notes a a. matter of form. Mr. Corrican. already was indebted to John I). Rockefeller for a larirf

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...... s . w t n hum iiu i.uivi 1 1 v iv.4 collateral. When M. Corrian tentiered payment for his sh ire t)f the loan and demanded his stock, it is alleped that John I. Rockefeller told him the .stock would be held as security for the indorsement of Prank Rockefeller's notes.

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nntlUX, Kept. 2S. Another attempt is bein. matb? to sole the mystery of the late Roer Pres't KruKer's old. which is supposed to have been shipped in the small sailing ves.se! Dorothea from Delepoa bay in 1 SI7. This is the seenth expedition in search of the vessel, which was wrecked at Cape Vldal, on tho coast of Zululand. She carried bullion to the value of $.",.000.000, which it is alloyed was stowed in cement. The present serehers plan is to construct a baisson which will enaMe them to penetrate the accumulation of sand and ascertain de'inite'y whether the treasure exists. The "wreck lies at u lonely spot on a heavily weathei beaten coast.

.outh Rend Grove Xo. ?0. Special met tint; Friday evening at 7:::o at W. (. V. hall to arrange for centennial parade. Oct. p.rd. All mem-

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Nuxated Iron to make New Age of Beautiful Women and Vigorous Iron Men

Say Wen-known Physicians Quickly Puts Roses Into the Cheeks of W omen and Most . Astonishing Youtlittil Power Into the Veins of Men It Often Increases the Strcnsli and Endurance of Delicate, Nervous, "Rundown" Folks

200 Per Cent in Two Weeks' Time.

K Wonderful Discovery Which Promises to Mark a New Era in Medical Science.

NITW YUHK. N. Y- Since tbe reirr.irkfble dis"over.T of errtnl irn. Nuxufi-I Iren or rYr Nu:ite." :i the l-'rencb e:nl it, rniH t-iken tiie ttirntry tv t.rr:.. It i-; evnervativi't.v eKtin..t-.i t . a t -r t;inJUoti perocs dail" an- r.ikl'i- it in t tri oaDtry ni.ne. M-i a st in ; !i i n c r 1 1 i t - sre reptTted from lt ij.-' 1 '"ih . 1 . s i -ri"ns jrad tti.rruen. S tnv.ct. ?!; it ki.Il dwttirs pr'.i-t ttiat w s!:.il lave a ia-w w ef far :::r.? U-n;f iful. -rti.M-k.'il i'iiru aid 'i.i nn'ti lr. Ktnc. t; 'v U-kihn Now ;t,vt:rian and .ntitf.or. when iulervie.vt 1 i;i ttv- iulj-'-t. said: "Ttiore -v t n.. rtcs mn tiHTi wit.. uit iron I'.i . r !T5ins 'ürTniu. Aru-:;ila t.iu irnii .!- fl.-f-y. Tlie ki:i if :irerii' iis.-n .iti.l h iix.u i. pul. 'l'ti.- :l-s:i t 1 1 ; . . r:.. mü-lc.- la-K t'n; ti.e :r.i;t. .ml . :vet3vrj faiN and ftn tl.y (wk. iinri"j - i rrl t !!. U.-i'ti'U-ti t Mul mel;tnc!ie5y. Wlien R.e lr- i C'" s fre:u tfce t)lo.d of uoK-a. t lc r friu hi tlf tri r-;"i. ieir. ti!.. ynip. mn-lH .'. p.IK'"t r: . vxi.ir- ' r-1 1 . -.i i i-rtfkfn, bNcwits. mi' ir. .;. tjl.t-pi. t:i; inea. -.i. f.i'i:i i. .1.-verii".i:.:.t.-l .-..-i!-n.eai. no l.nser Is ir-u t. f.un tnin.r ITiKTsNt lave re:: -. -, t :i i":. of Mother Fart a fr.n-. t!..- i:: ri:, -l f..i1 ..:: ' i 1 ' nf I."'.- k-). t. ttinv iliC doW II tl "lte pipe t'..e v .1-t-r in Wlli'b ear Vi-;i'!.i' are ... ke-. rr r t Ii i i. 1- fvr iti.-t. . r r.uc Tt.orefor tf yet; :h to pres. rve ur j-oLti.fiii vim :!).! vt-. .r r.. a rip. ..1 ! i'.. 3",,l i'iu.t 'i;-! tr-:i !:; ;e'i. v ip j'ur f-"l ! ' - '.::. :. i f .rir.mie ir..'. iüt a u ! s.,;t vv en viiiir fi"d t: i t-"t r. "

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I5v Staff CorrciHindcnt. WARSAW, Ind., ejd. 2 S. Democrats predict a victory in Kosciusko county at the coming election, althoimh the repTililirans havo always proved the stronger in this particular part of the lath district. There are several reasons for the confidence of the democrats in this county, the principal ones l.ein the expressions of many progressives and repulMioun that they intend ty cast their vote fur I'res't Wilson on Nov. 7. Another reason for this im.'idr.nce Hi s in the fact that not in many years has there l.een so much enthusiasm and interest shown ly the party workers, while tlv county ticket is one of the Pest that has Seen put hei'oie the people in a lun' peri d. 11. A. (last, district chairman, and owner of the Warsaw Fnion, is not only devoting mudi attention to ilist riet affairs hut is making strenuous eft'oits to l,:ir.u' al-out a democratic victory in hi.-? county this year. Heretofore the republicans hae had ju.t an nl','f on the democrats down here and although the liu'ht will he a ha id one. Oast says there will be i change in county administration this yt.ir. County Chainnan William Shaffer is devoting all of his time to the work of hrimjin?; out every democrat ort registration day and is laying pj.c lins in ev.ry part of the (ounty for a vic tory on Nov. 7. Tioiilde in Itanks? Thus far the campaign down here has not warmed up to any trreat ex

tent. The repuPlicans tried to Lrinc:

out a huu-e crow,! to greet Charles I vans Mimhfs. the presidential runtlidute, last Friday, hut Micceedcd in '.ttrartimr only an average throng. There is some talk that all Is not well with the republican organization, the evidence heinff the fact that County Chairman Charles Kintzcl is not takint? an active part in the campaign. He has turned the work of the campaign over to an assistant and as far as could be learned fails to appear around headquarters except on extraordinary occasions when his presence is almost a matter of compulsion. Already a number of former progressives and republicans have come out for Wilson. Several prominent business men and farmers are reported to have refused to follow the republican .' ta rulpattcrs and axe quirtly making it known that they will support the democratic ticket at least nationally and in the state. It is expected that these men will be persuaded to come out tint-footed for Wilson within a short time, and some surprises are in store for the republicans if the predictions of democrats who should know can be depended upon. On Oct. 12 a bis; democratic meeting will be held here with C.ov. ILalston as the principal speaker. During the same month a rally for Congressman Henry A. I tarn hart, candidate for reelection, will be conducted, other state officials, including Atty. lien. i:van P.. Stoltenberg and Phillip Zoercher. clerk of the supreme court, will address meetings here during the month.

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FIND BORDER DISEASE IS NOT TYPHOID Paratyphoid is Milder Ailment, According to Noted Doctor?1.

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fiars in su U a great variety of --:s,.. is nt ii patent medicine nor s.- ret remedy, hut .-tie whh ti Is veil known t drnggi;t. and whose iron c tsf ituei.t ;,re widely pres. fioe.l hy einin.-nt i'hvsi. Lins !f. in Kar-.pe at.. I Atm-rh a. li;!ike tho older ho.rg.i':!.- Ir.n pro.pi.-ts. it : eis.lv ftSsimil ited d.s-s n ,t injure the t.s-tll. mike them Nla. k. ii .r upset the stome-h: oi. the .s.ntriry. it is rr.ost judcht r.-:aedv ir: t. early all fr:r.s ,.f indigestion j.s weil as f.r lifrt' is. run-.in en. Jul -ns Tie inauufn. turer.s !..ne srjcjj great cv:. tMe'i' p in nuxated irvh. that th v ..n.-r t. forfeit fl'Mi t any eharit ih institution if th.-y cannot tike any mtn or w.,raan under t wi:o la. ks ir.-n. and in. r.-ase their trei'gth -Jim per rent ,r over in four v-ks' ti:::e. pr.vlded th.-v have r;. mrious ..rganic tn-ahle. l:ey aly o?Tpr to r. J i:i -I jour m nev if it d." s n-d at K-at .! .i.'.'e vonr str.i ,'th t:l oi.Ium:' in tei, d ivv ti::n It is iipe:. ,! in this ,itv v W.tti.k's Cut Uato I'ru.- StvicaiJ u;i i'v-d drUooSii.

NEW YOUK. Sept. 2$. The somewhat rare disease called paratyphoid which is prevalent among the border regiments-, is entirely distinct from typhoid and is a much milder ailment. It was first described in 195 hy Dr. C.wyn of Johns Hopkins hospital. Baltimore. Other pathologists have carried the investigations forward and divided the disea.se into two types, paratyphoid A and R Sometimes the symptoms resemble those of summer complaint. In both types the eruption is larger and more pronounced than in typhoid fever, but the disease is much less pronounced. The European war has added much to our knowledge of paratyphoid. It is oftenest noticed in armies. Or. Iandouzy. a French physician, discovered a vaccine in December, lull, after the malady bad begun t trouble the troops in Flanders. Irs- Widal and Gourmont have proposed successive vaccination for typhoid and paratyphoid and recently published an article showing the favorabie results of triple vaccination with the tmcilli of the two paratyphoids and of typhoid 'ever. usiin two parts of the former to one of the latt r. They have proved the harmlessness of the triple vac:ine in i,vO) persons previously immunized with typhoid baxilli. The presence of paratyphoid In United .-"tales army troops has nothing to do with the effectiveness of typhoid vaccination.

emu: n.i skiv mew within. Pimply, muddy complexions are due to impurities in the blood. Clear up the skin by taking Dr. Kind's New Ijfe pills. Their mild laxative qualities remove the poisons frm the system and brmhters the eye, , full, free non-griping bowel movfnier.t in the morning i the reward of a, dose of Dr. King's New Life Pills the r.i-'ht before. At your Druggist, L'ck". Adv.

?!abs of natural cork expanded t-. more than twice their normal iz-", have been invented in England, for cold storage insulatiou.

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