South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 68, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 March 1917 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES I 'HID A V IAi:.M.. .maim 'it '.. lui;. ATTACKS WILSON INJURIES MADE CHICK EVANS GOLF CHAMPION ITERANCES Your Last Chance to Attend the German Newspaper Comments on Inauguration Address of President.

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P. KHUN hy wireless to Sa .ille) . ! March H. i'nder th heading of! i r ikMlin." the smi-ofticial ; N' rddeuts-he AlIuTiein Zeitung i publishes the following editorial: I

"One jirirns' in l'ns t Wilsons inaugural address strikes us. It relates to fair dealing anJ asserts that, as America desires it for herself, so sh is ready to claim for all mankind fair dealin?, justice, the freedom to live and protection against organized wron;'. That which Pres't Wilson is ready to claim for all humanity,, he never considers as the i i -h t of Germany. "Our whole policy toward America from the first day of the war until the rupture of diplomatic relations has been a strudle for fair dealing, justice, freedom to live and defense against oruanized wrong nming from a nation which is forced by our envious adversaries to I -ht. What was it that echoed from across the water? Hardly had the world's conflagration, which was intended to complete by force the destiuttion of Germanj, been kindled, when the voice of the organized pies- assidiously endeavored to ..i"ue public opinion in the Pnited States' a-ain-t us. Pres't Wilson's -ov ernnu M-.t lookfd placidly on w hile Kir-1 land rulualb abolished the e--t.tidished laus governing the use of the s-eas. "lint tins ::s not enough The .-a me gov 'eminent which had ae epted without ottering any ie-istano the interruption of tin whole trad" of America with us am! our neutral neighbor states, issued protest after protest as soon as we ocgan to repay ! upland in identical fashion. This, although the Tinted States was well aware of the fact that l'n-;land in-

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Cfn. Maude. Hrltih commander in Alesopota mi.t aiul corvjueror of Kut-rl-Auiara, predicts the rctreatin K Tuiks will )each I?ai:dad only as a disorderly mob. Driven from (a) S anr.a-i-Yat and (b) Kut-el-Amara, they were last reported at (ci, Mi mi

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tended nothing cNo. with iter brutal disia.ird of neutral ri.-'hts. than slowly to undermine, l.y a war or starvation .mainst women and children, our lorcf-s which r.e had not sincceded in breaking by violence of arms. "Pres't WiNon claims for humanity the freedom to lhe. Only to the tJerman icople docs he deny the claim to that right. At the same time, the entire union was transformed into one hu-e factory for the manufacture of arms and munitions. Not only were cxisT-r.g plants enlarged but others, which in times of peace produced foods destined for peaceful uses were transformed in order to produce war material for (Jermany's enemies. The entire industry of a people who were unaffected by the errors of the distant Iairopean war, was transf rmed into an enormous workshop for death "And, while the Pnited States government confirms this conception of neutrality, it demands from us responsibility for the lives and safety of every one of its citizen . who. in spite of our urgent warning, invades the war zone at sea."

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MISUNDERSTOOD ITS WARNING. BOARD SAYS

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WASHINGTON, March . In a statement Thursday r.iuht reiterating that its warning to American banks not to invest too heavily in foreign securities had been misunderstood, the fc.h-ral reserve board said it retarded the placing of foreign loans as a natural and proper means of settling trade Kalances and gave not i c that the country's gold reserve now "has been materially strengthened and supplies a broad basis for additional credit."

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