South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 314, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 November 1916 — Page 3

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c 'GET IE Fail to Understand How Can Keep Out of Great Conflict. We Ry W. V. Harris. NT7W YORK. Nov. 3. -What Is the real Iiritish opinion of America's attitude in thin war?" This is a question I put a Khort time ago, while crossing the ocean Ixndon hound, to Gaillard Iipjdey. Cne of the best informed of all Iiritish me of letters on things American, as well a Iiritish. For while I'rof. Iwip.-dey looks all over the British college don and holds the tha'r of medieval history at the row almost deserted Cambridge university, he is hy r.o means the insular minded man that one might ea?il have supposed. Irof. I.apsley has lived many jf's In America. serving at Harvard, and also in California, in uni-e,-3ity work. He is a keen. Interested observer of current history in the making, n.s well a.s a student of things of previous centuries. We had been talking with J. P.

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Morpan and Ambassador Page, both on the way to Indon. and the point of Iiritish opinion of America had Leen led up to In a conversation covering a wide range. MiiisWiI Sentiments. Well' said I'rof. !ip?ley in reply. "I hardly know how to express it best. I may siy that Britons hold mingled sentiments a mixture of indignation, wonder and bewilderment. A large part of the people -re frankly ind'.gnant that America should not tome out openly In the f.ght they feel is a flght for the advance of freedom amonc civilized rations. Amcnp a smaller class, better read,, perhaps, there is an effort to get your point of view a$ we barn it through official notes, acts, etc., but frankly we cannot." I have become convinced from many talks with men in many walk? in England that the .professor's diagnosis is as correct as one can get. The man in the street makes no bones about it. and we are not popular in England. American residents there tell me they are made to feel it every day. When you arrive you are treated with a coolish courtesy, but certainly not with warmth. Today, when the Noordam came Into port here from Kotterdam, there was a great rush for newspapers, no news having been received hy wireless since leaving Falmouth 10 days ago. Among the seekers was Iord Hrabourne. who came recently into his title through death at the front of his predeces-

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Plain Figure Prices. One Price To All. 8ta Your Credit is Good Whatever your needs may be, now is the time to attend to them. Kies "Warehouse Removal Sale Prices make your dollar go farthe than you dreamed was possible, and Ries Credit Terms make it easy for you to take advantage of the fact. Make your selections, pay a 'mall percentage down and as for the rest Just Tell the . Salesman to Chargelt The Store Where Ads. Come True. SO

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to news of the' sinkim; by U-boats cf the Marina. "Now. will they act:" he exclaimed. I called his attention to the fact that the Americans on board were not passengers, but employes of the rJntisi. owners, a fact apparently putting .hem on their own responsibility an 1 not under the pit dees obtained by Pres't Wilson on the submarine controversy. "Oh. yes." his lordship cried, "always a way out in excuse," and strode away. I:imh1ci! F. S. Action. When the V-ZZ appeared off our coast London papers made the news a great feature and editorialized by the column to prove that here ai last were circumstances that should bring America over, lock, stock and barrel, on the side of the allies, and disgust grew when no such result was forthcoming. Incidentally this was about the only piece of news from America that graced F.ritish papers for weeks. I'.eyond an occasional political article London papers practically Ignore news from America, this supposing the censor does not stop it. For be it known that every word of news in English papers goes through that office. Fvery Britisher on board the Noordam was anxious to get to America for one openly expressed reason, at least that he could get more news of the big war than he could get anywhere else in the world. At the moment nothing is talked about more in the home politics of England than the rapidly moving nationalization some critics call it socialization or Gtrmanization of the industries affecting the neces sarie.of life, and more particularly the necessaries of war. Taking control of wheat is felt to be a step calling for more steps. i.nssihlv control of sale, control of M price, control of shipping and ship ping rates. It is felt that even con trol of all the food staples, and of all public utilities and even of land rental rallies may come. Win right to iit. Knormous vested Interests will fight this to the last, particularly the land holders of the nobility, the shipping people and makers of war profits generally. Under the plea of war necessity the coalition govern ment can go far along these lines. but even they have halted at abso lute prohibition of the manufacture and snle of liquor, limiting retail snips 13 two hours at noon, and three in the evenings. This, 'how ever, has not thus far apparently lessened output and consumption, am told. Dut so rapid has been the increase of the cost of living in England (a pound sterling now being worth, ac cording to official figures, only 13 of the 20 shillings it was worth before the war) that the labor party has gained in power rapidly. Income taxation, running about 15 per cent for a $5,000 Income and sliding up ynd down above and below that figCox Soft Coal and Wood Heater: Soft coal and wood Heaters in all s?zes. We have Just received a large assortment and have priced them with a view to maintaining our reputation for value giving. Neatly finished and trimmed in heavy nickel. A thorough.It;:1'... $10.95 Iirge sizes at proportionate savings. x-o SOUTH

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t : I: irr:vi ' V i-' if- . tr vi,v. CQlPHfrBD ÖAÜV NEW YORK. With a hot tie of milk, little four-year-old Ellen Anderson, a Hrooklyn victim of infantile paralysis christened an ambulance of the Militia of Mrrcy and sent it on its way to Boston where it is doing service today transporting other little victims of the dread plague from their homes to hospitals for the all-important after treatment of their distorted limhs. A great crowd looked on as the christening took place in City Hall ure, renders the pound of income till less available. War Tux is Double. The tax on profits in war times, of 30 per cent of the increase over peace times helps add to the burden. Yet despite all the manifold burdens and pains war imposes, in spite of the call for more men and still more men, in spite of the losses of 100,000 a month, one cannot ignore the fact that England fully believes she is going to be on the win ning side when the time comes. But it is generally felt that time Is not immediately at hand, that it certainly will not be within a few months, that it may be even two or more years. This certainly seems to intensify the feeling against America for maintaining her neutrality. SHIP REFUSED TO STOP Colombia Ilolicvcxl to Have I 'sea pod German Sub. International News Service: MADRID, Nov. 9. The American steamship Columbian, which was shelled by a Herman submarine yesterday off the Portuguese coast, was attacked after she had disregarded a signal to slop, it is stated in a dispatch received hero today from the seaboard. The Columbian is be lieved to have escaped. i -io sup, which was en her way to Jer.oa, carried no passengers, bjt there nere a nur Wr of American lioise tenders aboard. CONDITION IS CRITICAL Mrs. Iloissovain Collapsed While Campaigning in Hit Yt. L.OS ANGELES. Calif.. Nov. 9. Despite two transfusions of blood in in effort to save her life, the condi tion or .Mr?, jnez Miinouann immsovaln, noted suft'nipist. today was critical. She collapsed here while campaigning with the Hughes women supporters. The blood of Mr. Koissevain and of Miss Vida Milholland, a sister, were piven yesterday. Physicians had hoped that it would result in enabling Mr. I'oissevain to overcome her anaemic condition, but no improvement has been noted. HUGHES PLURALITY IN ILLINOIS GROWS CHICAGO. Nov. 9. Late returns from Illinois precincts outside of Chicago swelled the republican plurality in the state to 161. CM tonight with Tit 4 out tf r.GC'J precincts missing. With the TO precincts mi.sin?. the vote for president, including the city of Chicago comp'ete was Wil-, son 750.937. Hughes U2.6S1. Returns tonight were said by republicans to show the defeat of Clyde H. Tavenner, democratic candidate for re-election in the 14th congressional district b' William J. Graham, republican, increasing the republican congressional cain In th state to four, with three districts still in doubt. The big factories are ever callir. for men through the Want Ads. While there's Want Ads. there's hope Uüti Uiein, willioat JtLti'.

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V k T -. ... v. V ' r r. t: "I -r. -r 1 : - , . -5 ": . . ' i 4v-4 -AMbULwKC -. W. park. Tiny Miss Anderson on crutches was assisted in the ceremony by her nurse, Miss Emma Harnes. A vast cheer rose from the throng as the bottle broke. The ambulance is the first to be put into service by tho Uoston unit of the Militia of Mercy. It accommodates '20 children. Many similar ambulances are in use in New York tjansporting little c-ipples to and fiom the hospitals where their limbs are treated for the after effects of infantile paralysis. OPEN PROBE ON CAR SHORTAGE IN NATION Clc eland Man Declares Plants in ortlmcst Menacitl by Lack of Coal. EOUISYIU.K. Nov. 1. Representatives of industrial plants, public service corporations and commercial organizations were the first witnesses to be heard in connection with the formal investigation begun here today by the Interstate Commerce commission into the methods of exchange, interchange and return of freight cars by the railroads of the country. D. 1 llurd of the chamber of commerce of Cleveland declared many industrial and public service plants throughout a large section of the north and northwest would be soon forced to suspend operations, unless embargoes upo:i the movement of thiir cars to foreign lines is lifted by southern oal earrvinc roads. CONCERNED OVER SINKING Iiut .No Action Wil." le Taken Until Jleport is Kot v hiil. WASHINGTON. Nov. 9. Full in formation reuardin- tlx' torpedoing ! vesterdav of the 1 Iritis h unssfnpri liner Arabia is awaited at the state department with concern. There has been no report indicating that Americans were on board the vessel, but the announcement of Hritish admiralty officials that a ship carrying hundreds of passengers. including women and children, had been destroyed without warning, added seriousness to t tie submarinp questions now pending. If it should develop that the Arabia carried no Americans the CnitPd States probably would take no official notice of the incident. SHELL ITALIAN POSTS ROME, (via London. Nov. 9. The Austrians directed a heavy bombardment yesterday against Italian positions in the Trentino on Monte Pasubio and Monte Vanio, says today's official report. The Italians evacuated observation posts on the slopes of Cima Ii llooche. On the Carso plateau thre were reciprocal bombardments. The Italians continue to collect much booty abandoned by the Austrians in the recent Italian drive, finding yesterday a mountain gun battery of four pieces. TRIED FOR BRIBERY Aocii Thrt't .Men of Approat hing JVderal Juror. CHICAGO. Nov. (liver W. n0urke. Albert C. Frost and Eurt I. Winer, -were placed on trial- Wednesday before Judge C-eg'-r in the Fnited States district court, charged wilh conspiracy to uri'. e a federal juror three vears ago. The charges grew out of the f-ecalled I $10,0(.000 Alaska land fraud cae ! tried hy Judge IC M. Iindis in 1 March. IMC. Ilourkc was the juror alleged to hae been biibed. Ireland has breed (f cattle that seldom grows more th;-n three feet hiirh and thrives on the ooorest of pasturage, yet th' cqaj jitli quarts of tuilk dail

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To Make Room for New Coats A Wonderful Suit Sale

A Clearance Sale Begins Friday 1 20 New Suits Greatly Reduced Which means our Entire Suit Stock, excepting 12 Import Models; arranged for Clearance into

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ALL SIZES ALL COLORS ALL MATERIALS to be found in the Clearance of these HIGH CLASS SUITS. Every irnnnent NEW, comprising the best, most approved models. In many instances the reductions are more than one-half of their criminal price. From point of VALUE this is ONE GREAT OPPORTUNITY, and you'll remember this sale for a long iime to come. Remember, there are just 120 SUITS in the lot, so they won't last long at these prices. 1 00 Crisp New Coats Direct from New York

have been added to our stock the past few da vs. There isn't a tiling one could ask or wish for in COATS that isn't included in this SPECIAL SHOWING OF COATS. Plenty of Burgundy, Amber, Green, Brown and Navy in Broadcloths and Wool Velours, also Plushes and beautiful Silk Velours. Blouse Special for Friday and Saturday Five smart new models in flesh and white Crepe de Chine. Specially priced at $2.95 and $3.95 High Class but not Mih Priced.

Doctor Tells How To Strengthen , Eyesight 50 per cent In One Week's Time in Many Cases

A lYeo Prt'Mrriptlon You Can Have 1111 d niMl Use at Home. Plnladdi Ida. I'a. lh you wear glass? Are you a victim of pje strain or other eye weaüro-sxes? If yrU wjn f)0 to know that aocording to Dr. Lewis Liiere is real hoje for you. Many w1joeyes were tailing siy they nave h.nl tLeir rj. remoreu inruugu u;e principle of täU wenderful free prescription. One man Bays, after tryiütr it "I as almost Mind; cihj not tee u read at all. .Now 1 can read aiijtliinc without any jrlasse and my eyes do not water anv more At mrht Ua y would pain dreadfully now they f.,. fjle all the linn: It was like a miracle to me." A lady wbo used it says: The atmosphere eroed hazy with or with out glass, but after us.ng this prescription for fifteen days everything (u-erus clear I ean read fine print without glasses." It i believed that thotj-F-mds who wear glasses iun now discard them in a reasonable time aird multitudes more will be able to strengthen their eye jo ah to lx spared the trouble nd expend of ever getting glasses. Fye trcuLI of man deBcripdvus may be

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117 South Michigan St. Correct Apparel for Women is PI anne Four Groups wonderfully berr. fited by following the simple ruies. lien? ia tle prescription: Go to any active dmg store and g't a bottle .f IWu-Opto tal-Ief.s. Iroj. one r.ou-Upto tablet in a fourth of a rIjsh of water and allow ti dissolve. With this ü'iufd bathe ti.e eyes two to four twnej 'i.iuy. Sou sboultl notice Tour eves rUtr up pere.j,tlbly rieht frern the .start ;i nd If nuiammauen will quickly disap;.e.ir your eyes are bothering jou, een a ilttJ UKe srepH to maw the in now b.'fnre it tox) late Many bopeles.dy blind rr.i; is lit aave ren rived IT tbev had -arvd for their ry-K in tini. Note: Anojh.r pr-mirier,t I'hvsiHun to wtn.tu tiie above article was submitted, s.iid: "I.r!-rpp, is a verv r üj.Lubl remedy. Ita emst ituiit in-red ient are weil Known to eminent eie ii;. and widely pnr-ritn-d by tV-rr,. 'Hie nrnn ui.f'Turern Kuarar:t-e it to strength' eyesli'lit . per cr-nt in ne k"s time ; Tnany Uista.ii.- s or n fun l the luoi-ey li an tu' obtained from any -o.id dru-ist ;md is re -t Lie ery few prep-ra tionji I b-el "houjd If- kept tn hin.l ft.r regular use in .dm ist every f.m.'lv. Wetti-k' Q.t llate Medicine Store lUIh it- AUvL gredients ;iro rel":ed in the form of vapors. Tli"-"" soothing, r:ierli.-a.ted ajors an- inir.ücd all m-ht long through the air pa.ss.iges to the luns, loos.'ning the phlm. sothing tiic intlamed membrane, and .tiding tlie benly cells to drive out the invading gern us. In addition. Vjck's is ab?orl'd through tlie pores, redlining t'o? inÜammation antl taking out that tightness and soreness. i'", 50c, or J 1.00. At all drug-gitts-HARRY LYERRICK l.DTTIX E. VlhU AsliUAt.

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