South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 309, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 November 1916 — Page 5

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Wilson to Close With Speech at Shadow Lawn to People From Home State.

LONG n RANCH, N. J.. Nov. . Fres't Wil.-on will close his cam-paig-n for reelection today with a spcrch at Shadow Lawn to people from hi home ."täte of New Jersey. For hfntimntal reasons, he wishes to make hi Iat campaign address to the rojle of the state In which he bRan his political career. Many in the president's aurrlence today will be political and personal friemls of long standing. For this reason he has promised to htato his viewa more completely than hefore during the campaign. Democrats from different parts of New Jersey have arranKed to come on peJil traJni. In hU aneech the president will express confidence in the outcome of the voting next Tuesday. Mr. Wilson has ro engagements he-fore election. He i'eels that the issues are made up and that most of the people have determined how they will vote. After his return from New York lriday the president received a rueshae from Victor Carlstrom, the aviator who made a flicht from Chicago to New York; hearing a letter to Mr. Wilson from flavor Thompson of Chicago.

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JIlCiHKN TO WIND V camiwicjx in ;otii.m. Ni:W YORK. Nov. 4. Charles K. Hughes wound up his 28.0U0 mile

presidential campaign tour with 16 htrenuou.s hours of campaie'ninB Friday down the Hudson river alley, and in Urooklyn. The nominee delivered nine speeches, starting at 8:45 o'clock Friday morning and did not reach his hotel until after midnight Friday night. .Saturday, the last day of his campaign, was to have heen a day of rest with a big rally at Madison Square Garden at night. Instead, it will be a whirlwind day of more speaking In New York city. When the nominee arrived here Iiday r.ight he found that the national committee had speeded up the campaifOi o that he will .pend virtually the entire afternoon touring the city. Fie speeches are on hist program. In almost every speech Friday the nominee told his audiences he was confident of victory" next Tuesday. He told them there was little new he could say with regard to the issue of the campaign. On his trip down the Hudson river valley, he made the tariff one of the chief themes of his speeches; here Friday nicht he spoke chiefly of Americanism. "Iet me say to you", he told ar audience In Urooklyn, the last he addressed Friday night, "that if I am elected president.' as I evpect to be" He ot no further for the moment A man in the gallery yelled: "You will be." The entire audience roe and roared its approval of the ntrrruption, v a lrjr hundreds of American Hags.

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XIZUT.e Q$XZHAL, VOW STLUf HF.RLIN. Lieut. Hen. von Stein has today assumed the duties of war minister for Prussia, having been appointed to that otT'ice by the kaiser. Gen. von Stein happened to be quarter-master general at the beginning of the war, and because the succession of great German victories at that time were announced to the public in laconic bulletins over his signature he achieved great popularity.

Dailey Unearths Evidence of Fraud, Intimidation and. Colonization of Voters.

CHICAGO, Nov. i. Frank C. Lalley, in charge of the government's investigation into vote frauds in the central district, announced today that investigators have found evidence of fraudulent registration, colonization of voters, intimidation and tho use of money to intluence votes. The violation, he paid, had occurred in Illinois, Ohio and Indiana. The reports of the government investigators were discussed today by Dailey, Charles A. Karch, F. C. Knotts and C. K. Clyne, district attorneys of Kast St. IjouIs. Springheld and Chicago, and Hinton G. Clabaugh, superintendent of the local bureau of the department of justice.

CONSIDER OFFERS TO CONSTRUCT 4 BALLOONS War IK'partmcnt Will Not Awanl 'Contracts for Air Craft Cntll Later.

Warns Trainmen of Plot by" Money" Against President

CLKVL'LAND, ()., Nov. 4. William (J. Lee, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, today, in a signed statement, declared he hud received information that "the moneyed interests will undertake to have railroad employes and other worklrgmrn coerced, bribed or bought away from their intention or desire to vote for the reelection of Pres't Wilson." He declared his telief that the reported project Mill fail to obtain result?.

MAY VOTE OVER IN CUBA

Result of I resident la I r.lc-tioii Still III Doubt.

FRUIT JFICR TaF.LFTS Purest (andies Made Spendid Lot at Cooney's 5c. 10c and 2."c pkgs. Advt.

HAVANA, Nov. 4. With the result of the presidential election still undecided and both sides claiming victory, it was regarded as probable Friday niht that new elections may have to be held in some of the municipalities of Oriente province .before it definitely can be determined whether Pres't Mario G. Menocal. conservative candidate. or Ir. Alfredo Zayas. the Itberal nominee, has triumphed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. Offers of various rubber companies to "construct four balloons which will be the first equipment of the recently created balloon division of the army's aviation corps, were taken under consideration Friday by the war department. Two of the balloons will be of the ordinary free llisht type and the other two kite or captive balloons for observation purposes. Satisfactory prices are said to have been quoted, but awards will not be made until all the proposals have been carefully examined. The department is also considering specifications for several smaller type of rigid and non rigid dirigible balloons, but as yet no steps have been taken towards the construction of huge craft similar to the German Zeppelins. The four balloons to le ordered brst will be ' used mainly for instruction purposes and when a personnel is developed additional lighter than air craft of various types will be ordered. Eventually balloon squads or companies will bo

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ACTOR IS ARRAIGNED

NEW YORK. Nov. 4. George Bush, an actor, arraigned In föderal court here Friday charged with blackmailing a prominent Cincinbati business man admitted he was the person named in the warrant which led to his arrest. Resisting removal to the Ohio city where the alleged crime committed, Hush was held $10.000 ball for a hearing on November 10.

LAST DAY TO PAY TAXES. Monday. Nmr inner . I91C. The treasurer's ottice will be open from 7 to 9 p. m. on Friday and Monday evenings. Nov. 3 and t. FK ED V. MARTIN, Advt. County Treasurer.

LO-TL'S LINIMENT Sovereign llemedy for Lame Pack. Rheumatism. Kidney Troubles and for ALL Aches and Pains; 10c, 25c, SOc'bots. at Coonley's. Advt.

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"The programme remaining is great. We must seek and find the means of bringing capital and labor to a clear understanding of their common interests, which are no other than the interests of the nation itself as a community.

"We must release our great undeveloped natural resources upon some sensible plan oi use and conservation. "We must recruit the votes of forward-looking men by the votes nf women so that we may have a fresh insight in all matters of social reform and move more certainly and more promptly in the solution of the many new problems of societv with which the law must henceforth deal. "We must unite the Americas, North and South, in a new sympathy and cooperation. "We must seek justice and the right through every channel that offers; and we must put America in all iU force, in all iU wealth, alike of physical power and spiritual enthusiasm, at the service of the other nations of the world when peace comes on the other side of the seas, to make that peace permanent by establishing it on the everlasting foundations of right, cooperation, equality and justice. "These things we must do and all else that may serve fankind. "And our motto must be 'COOPERATION (' the union, not the hostile rivalry, of the forces of society within the nation and within the family of nations. "Such is t he prospect, such is the programme, my fellow-citizens, to which we look torward, to which it is our purpose. to move forward with enthusiasm and irresistable ardor."

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