South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 179, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 June 1917 — Page 3

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BERL A Press Devotes Space to Arguments For Necessity of Internal Reform. CnpnNHAGnN', June sun. starvation of Pre't U'i: onV thr on th r. -f S t y of intf-rnal reform! In Germany ii f Fldrable ol::me found in ronno ;u!,iys in the German j-re.. Philipp Srhi'lpmann. th majority ocialiFt lfdrr. upon Iii rc-nt return from t orkholm. spoke with mircle, vexation and arnu-ment of what h characterized ,x the f rrr,'ou ideas prevalent throughout the world a to the b.u-k va rd r.es ,f Germany's Infernal arrar.krerrienrs. N'. .rthed" h ark in.w e-leI thlr verltv admitting that th- rat-t ohtaee to pence was th dnmir.rttlon of Germany policy f.y the aufocmtlc ar.il military ek-rm-nt ur.dor th nntiTU.ated and reactionary system of administration and jaw little hope of fndlnj: th 'ar until measure had teen takn to eiminatfi theee malign infiuen'-ejj by a real democratization of the trovernment. Irs-1 StjpiKrt.H Nx-kli-t 'l"iv. The ocialirt ortrun, Wirwaertp. now further (Jevlor KohHdemann's argument by declaring that th democratization of Germany would further an understanding with th democratically ruled tates of tl:e world and kill he yjerrns of future wars. A few newspapers like- the Berliner Tacrehlatt which are aide tn ta .1 detached, objective iev of German condition, support tlie pola!l.t attitude and demand that the German people take timely steps to free themselves, and thus remove thp Ftrinp from foreign reproaches. On the other hand, the reat mass of German opinion apparently is either allowing both to repress its Instinctive belief that conditions need betterment, or as In the case of the pan-German element. Is opposed on principle and throuch selfinterest to any effective reform. The plena of the socialists and th

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mall section of the radical pre indicated, for a real avakeninsr of nth';!ani to help alonr immediate reform. - t)iat the effect may be apparen. in next wc-k's seion of the r ich-tair. are falling on deaf irs for the n.oment at lea.:. ?0 far a the remainder of the radical nrd liberal press and the public in srrr.eral are corcernd. They apparently ar' rnder tlie spell of ("har.cI'or on I!ethmann-iro!lwcq :irt!rir to p ' ' off the unpleasant b-isi::. - - until .fter the war. Ariirncni- ar in Vain. Mfanv, Idle it is vainly b ini: pointed out i'V the advoate., of a speely r fori:; erp.ent that th adoption of the cli nc.-llor's ja ir.eiplr s means an etrei:.fdy indefinite j.ostpon-

Inert of any reform, as the period the war will P- 1 orn i r.a t e,i ,- the va.-t problems in'ohed In a return to normal onditions and the adjustment of busine and labor to meet the requirements of the new er;.. These, it is arirued. are of such direr t personal and financial Interest to ew ry one that there will be less opportunity then than now for the i.-- jes of constitutional reform to obtain a hearimr. The coc.sr-rvati' press., obviously alluding to Srheidem inn's utterance ineihs against the "rascals within the fatherland" for thus line: point to the sharpest weapon in the moral armory of Geimany's opponents. CLOSE GUARD IS KEPT OVER COCCHI IN ITALY r.OLOGXA Italy, .Tun 2?. Alfredo (o( a hi, who is wanted in New York for the murder of lluth Cr utter, is beimr hehl strictly incoinmuniado in the jail here, ex cept that he is frequently brought from his cell to be questioned by Judge Zuccoru. who wruni; from him the confession that he slew the Kirl ".n his store In New York and buried the l.ody In a vault in the cellar whih had been used for storing tasoline. Not even s'icnnr Vonturini. Cocchi's attorney, has been permitted to talk with his client, although lie has made frequent requests for this privilege, have bee-i turned in at the station and mot of them have been returned to their owners. Don't say newspaper." you saw it in the Sav News-Times. Tub Silks, 500 yards of beautiful novel colored combination striped tub silks, a very superior quality, absolute ly fas: colors, M and 33 inches wide.. Special Friday, yard 97c Black Taffeta, highly finish- . 1 . . ' . t- . -j.-. .1'iV ... t f 1 - - i ...1 li nun a sou cniiion-u.c iciuro. 3 2 inches wide. Friday special, yard . . 9c Georgette Crepe, do iniches r!.i in miict'ir 1 crl -J on -1. , ( ,XV; Reguar c2.00 value. Friday special, (P ?ft yard tOi.zty Ncttirgham Curtam Net, 4 5 inches wide, in white, cream and ecru. 3 5c and 30c value: Friday special, yard 23c Figured Lawns, o in. wide, in floral and striped designs, a very line quality. 1 O Friday special, yard . . A OC Camisole Laces, 20c values. Friday special, A yard, only IU Long Gloves, lisle and cham oK in black and white. 37c Friday special, pair Fancy Turkish Bath Towels, regular :5c values. 1 O Friday special IOC Corset Cover Embroidery, 1 S inch. Friday special, yard . . . 19c size. Sc Friday special Hooks and Eyes, very special, 3 cards 5 C Bcxcd Stationery, in several 25c values. "1 Ä IUI

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2,700 M ar i nes Left for France NEW YORK, Ju..o 2v ?o quietly dil a r.-e;m nt of marine? Included in that part of the Porshinc: expedition whirh has already landed in France flip away from the league island navj- void that a pallor basehall team at practice on the parade j ground did not know 2.( Q men under command of "ol. Charles A. ' Doyrn were on their w ay to the hat- j tie front. No drums or hujrles sound- j ed and the only ceremony which at- j tended the leave-taking was a hrlef i speech to the officers hy MaJ. Gen. leor?re P.arnetr. commandant of the corp.--. The story of their quiet march from barracks was released here Wednesday nicht. At l' :30 o'clock the afternoon of the departure the haseball players had the parade ground all to themselves and no one was in sieht on the street in front of the home of the post commander. A few seconds later the head of a column of soldiers of the .a in khaki and in heavy ma rehire: order swun? into the brick paved street in front of the commander's house. MaJ. (len. Harnett had a little proup of other officers from headquarters took up posts on the turf of the parkway beside the curb. Jiar lit lef SH'c h. The company oM;ec;'s of the battalion stepped out in front of Maj. Ien. I'.ariu tt ;:r,d saluted. For half j a minute th-' ( -rps commandant ad-dre.-sed them. lie spoke in in every- j day conversational tone which could not be heard a dozen yards away , and the message was simply that he i trusted that the marines who were j setting out that day to !iht under Ien. IVrshinu' would staunchly up ' hold the hih tradition of the corp : Tile otficers raluted and marched back to their places The battalion stood at ritid attention for a mo- ; ment. Then, witli a snap, rifles jump- ; ed to shoulders, squads pwiin? in-: to column formation, and the line i passed swiftly on down the street ; j to the sate of the nivy yard. : I No rheerim; crowd urfeted the, men as they emeiK-d at the pate- j way; only a handful of civilians saw j them bon d a train of day coaches i for an Atlantic port. The sun-brown ed llqhtinc: mn. all et-rans of campainin? in Ifayti and Santo Ponii:ipo. waved their campaiqn hats from ; the windows as the train pulled out. , but neither the" nor their friends in- j d alp-od in any eheerincr. j And ll'C CJaiii" ltv On. ! I The departure of this first bat-i ! talion had not stirred the least rip- ! I pie of excitement in the navy yard, j i Half an hour or so later, another: I battalion m.iiche l briskly dow n the 'same brick street and formed in the i I parade protind. The bluejacket nine, j was still at !ts baseball practice when , ja third hattalion formed and stacked; j arms in front f the barracks. J I Presently without so much as a t bucle note foy warning, the two, i iattalions picked up their arms and i filed out of sUht back of a screen j of shade tree--. A quarter of an hour I later a rumor en me to the blueja'-ket ' basehall players that the marines j were boardine: ship. The Jackie heI side the home plate dropped his bat and ran down toward the street, his 'teammates close behind him. Put ! they were too late to catch even a ' plimpse of the rear uuard. NEW WOULD KNOW WHY INDIANA GOT NO CAMPS I i WAHINF.T N. June l'v At the intance of Sn. New of Indiana, the senate Wednesday called on the war , department for the record-- on which ! it decided to select Louisville, Ky.. ! for the cantonment at which Indiana contended unsuccessfully for ; the site. Charts thai political in-; lluence had been potent in locating the site were contained in a newspaper article read by Sen New in support of his resolution. He Insist- ' ed that he himself, was making r.o char pes. Sens. Jc.mes and Feckhirn of Ken- , tuckv offered no onposit ion to the! resolution but pointed out that objection atrainst the site at Louisville had been mad- before the secretary of war pave his decision. U.S. DESTROYER GOES 5,585 MILESJN 14 DAYS WASHINGTON. June 2. The ; destroyer Shaw has completed a I record from a Pacific coast port to j an Atlantic port approximately ! r v 5 miles in 14 days, 10 hours and i 'Z minutes. I The Shaw is a new destroyer 1 whose keel was laid down in Feb- ! ruary, Besides making a ' record run the vcs.s-.-l also broke all records in passinp through thPanama canal, requirin-: (nly live hours and 45 minutes as compared ; with the previous best of six hours ' and 20 minutes. SHRINERS VOTE $23.000 TO RED CROSS FUND, I MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. June 2?. j Charles E. Ovenshiere, Minneapolis, ; was advanced to the office of im- ; perial potentate : David W. Cros- , ; land. Montpomery. Ala., was elect - t i ed Imperial outer suard and Atlantic ; I City. N. 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