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Exonerates Brother Andrew Has Been in Ohio Reformatory., .

Indictments In th at'rmpffl burning of a hulldlnsr at Ü05 W. Fouth st occupied by 20 Nrcrn laborer, on tho nizht of Tu'y 12. rarrowd Saturday to one man Alx Katt, alias KeohW. Kcebler mad a rnmpW-te r-onfes.sion Saturday afternoon to Deputy Pros. Atty. Samuel p. Schwartz, exonerating his brother, Andrew Katt. alias Keblor, cf complicity ii the rrlrn Authorities nay Katt has sred a torm in th Ohio Hta.t reformatory at Mansfield. Tils brother. Ajidre.w. N alo declare I to h an ex-convict .Hid has an exienslve police record in South Fnd. Jur1nsr the henrinc: of bis ras by Stat Kir Marshal Robert It. ITead. Katt 1s said to have Ur!ard that "Notrroes ouprht to be treated In S-outh T?nd as they were in K.Tt St. Tionls." He .said Saturday afternoon h harl had a personal juarrel with the owner of the build-in?.

'Hie nam ft precllnc. re.spondlns to l.l'a numbers, a pproximately 3.i.i 0 In the rounty. will be quite 5uff'.cient beyond 'doubt to care for not on.' the firt pinta of troops to be cilied at onr. f,ut will al.o care for a .''cond. It, is regarded unnecessary, therefore. o uo further with the names at this time. Following, howovcr, are the adlltional numbetn draun, In their consecutive post, tions. if the reader, belnic rerintered. knows his selective number this will be sutlcient. and If he does not know it. we will be lad to furnish It upon call. It would require three additional pa'e.s of the newspaper to five i the name. In explanation of the following, the first number to each line mean.-: your position in the line of call, for Instar ce: ' 1 1: ." 1 -4 " means the sejeetive numbers in that line are Nos. 1251. 1252, 1 25:) and 1254, arid fio on

GERMANY ONLY SHAMMING DECLARES LLOYD GEORGE

(CONTINXTD FROM PAGE ONK) of affairs had elected for war. There was no hope for Jlelclum In the Mirhaelis .speech, "but the determination of the allies, said the premier, was that Felcium must be restored as a free and independent country. "We must not have a I?eliri?.n s abbard for the Gorman .sword," he declared. 'The scabbard must be Relcrlan. the sword must be P.elpian and the soli must be Belgian." U-Hoots an Delusions. Speaking In denunciatory tones, of the shams contained in the speech of Ir. Michaelis, the premier vld: "The chancellor tries to stimulate and encourage his people h" lopin them with illusions, and Germany will find that her hopes are just :is in" h Illusions as others which have i.fcn dispelled. The I'-boats are to put England out of business. Owinff to submarine attacks -we cannot last much Innerer, according to the German hanoellor. Well. I am sorry to disillusion him nt the outset of his arcor. but truth compels me to do it. Gradually but surely we are inrreaslnp our production and diminishing our losses at sea." He added that Britain's food s apply for 1917is already Is secured. Turninc: to the chancellor's statement reardlnc: the U-boat war, Mr. Lloyd George ,ald that April was tho height of Gerrruin piratical triumphs. The Germans could look haoK to that month as a month of p;Iory but tliat thro weeks in July compared with tho name period In April, the losses were less than half.

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SENATE PASSES FOOD CONTROL BILL 81 TO 6 CONTINUED FROf PAGE ONE) bill to fuel, wheat, flour, meat, beans nnd potatoes. The house provision for authority to requisition factories generally was curtailed by tho senate to factories, packing houses, mines and other plants needed for military or other public tiso connected with the common defense. A Fenate amendment regarding government war supplies purchased through the defense council's advisory commissions, would prevent members from soliciting federal contracts In which they aro pecuniarily Interested. Among Important provisions of the houpe bill stricken out was that etabll-hinR a peneral government control of ell -necessaries." Neither honsr nor senate draft contain the oritnal administration proposals for frernmfint control of clcthln? and maximum price fixing. Pi5vis of the Rectum Only. Ir. Klseribels 613 J. M. S. bldg. Advt.

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Tiiv To noil ;i()( i:itv. An apjiarent attempt to burglarize thn I-Vrndell grocery. Main and Colfax, was frustrated early this mornins; by Oai't. James Schock and Patrolman Ma niooni. Two windows in the ie.tr of the store had been jimmied and were widen open. The two officers set a trap for the burglars, but none came. Frank I?rodbeck. one of th owners, was nHi-

SICK I.IST. The condition of J. C. Clels. 114 K. Marin st.. who was operated upon at tue Epworth hospital last Tuesday, is reported to be favorable.

pl.sti:hi:hs attention: There will be a spt-tial nieetincr Monday nis;ht ?t S o'clock. C. E. WILCOX. Sec'y. Advt.

DEATHS CTAT)K F. irOIPintTTT. Clydt F. Humphrey died FViday morning at hjs home, 520 E. Howard 8t. II Is survived by hi wife. Martha, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Humphrey, and one child. Kreirlcka. The fcllowing brother and sisters also survive: Mrs. George V. Robinson. Eutrene. William Ernest. William. Aloysius, and Mrs. Howard Hardman, Mrs. Howard Bueche. The funeral announcement will be made later. The funeral will be held at the St. Joseph church Monday morning at 9 o'clock. The body will 11 In state at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Humphry, 906 Stanfield st.. durlnp the services, which are in charge of the Rev. P. J. Carroll. Burial will be in Highland cemetery.

MRS. WILLIAM II. BKACH. Mrs. William H. Beach. 1215 DaJe st., River Park, died la5t evening after an illness of about 12 months from leakage of the heart. 5he was born in Kansas March 24. 1887, and had lived in River Park for the past four years, having oome here from Michlgnn City. ?he -was married to William Beach, who survives, four ears aero. Besides her husband sdie leaves one son and daughter, William and Dorothy, both at home. Her parents, at whose home she died, are Mr. and Mrs. J. L Johnson. Five brothers also survive, as follows: Ralph, Ernest, Kenneth and Raymond, River Park, and Grover of Michigran City. The funeral will be held at the residence on Sunday to Fairview cemetery. Rev E. E. .Shoafler will officiate.

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MItS AXDRKW .J. LOVE. Mrs. Andrew J. Love, 4 9 years old.

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two years. She was born In Osborn,

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following brothers and sisters: Elam F. Shirk. Elmer E. Shirk. John F. Shirk and William Shirk, and Mrs. Annie Crlpe and Menno F. Shirk. Mrs. Andrew Love came to South

Rend from Albion, Ind., 31 yearsi

ago and married to Andrew J, Love on Jan. 13, 1892. The funeral will be held next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence and burial will be in Highland cemetery. Rev. John S. Burns will conduct the services.

MRS. ANC.ELINi; .TACQUITH. Mrs. Angeline Jacquith of 2701 S. Michigan st.. died at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Schäfer, Center township Saturday morning at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Jacquith had only been ill one hour. Heart trouble iü given as the cause of the death. She Is survived by one son, T. F. Jacquith and one daughter, Mrs. Fred Wlnsman. both of this city. The following brothers nnd sisters also survive: Mrs. William Schäfer, Mrs. J. Eckman, Mrs. A. Slough. Mrs. C. W. Eckman. The funeral arrangements have not been completed.

L7VERY sensible man now realJ izes that he must be dressed in the same manner as are sensible men who live in the tropics. This store is fully prepared to serve all men who wish to be cool. Thin un lined suits of almost every description are here Dixie Weaves, Palm Beach, Crashes, Cool Cloths, flannels and tropical worsteds. The prices at which these suits sell here are so low that even the most economical men can afford them. You can pick here from many models Norfolks, pinchbacks, belt-all-around and plain backs. Norfolk Suits, $7.50 to $25. Sport Coats, $10 and $12.50. Flannel Trousers, $4 to $6.50. Outing Trousers, $3 to $5. Golf Suits, with Knicker Trousers, $18.50. White Duck and Khaki Trousers, $1.25 to $1.75. Motor Dusters, $1 to $6.50.

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MUS. CAIlOLrVi: CSOIN. Mrs. Caroline Goin died at her home. 1001 N. St. Louis st. Saturday morninp at 4 o'clock after an illness of one hour with heart trouble. Beside her husband, Madison Goin, she Is survived by one Bister, Mrs. Armond Anderson of Cassopolls, Mich. Mrs. Goin was 0 years old and has been a resident of this city for the past 10 years. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.

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ferrlng to the shipping board the fleet corporation the powers conferred on him by congress, he followed the suggestions of Mr. Denman, it Is known the president would !e reluctant to lose Gen. Goethal's services. There is reason to believe, too. that the- president would hesitate to displace Mr. Denrr.an. Officials in close touch with the situation think the president may adopt one of three courses. lie could leave the status of both otli -rials very much as it is and make a personal appeal to both to bury their lifferences, and work in harmony. Again he could give full powers to Gen. Goethals and direct th shipping board not to hamper him in any way. Another way suggested is that he could give Chairman Denman full authority and ask Gen. Goethals to render a patriotic service by following the shipping board's plans. Many believe the present disagree ment might be settled by the president himself, formulating a program from which berth Gen. Goethals and the shipping board have to offer, but possibilities of future clashes still are seen by those who believe temperamental differences between Mr. Denman and Gen. Goethals can never be harmonized.

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notice: Dog owners around the vicinity of S. William and W. Monroe will plea-s keep their dgs at home or the dogs will le hot. Advt.

Plashes' Local. No. 101. special mtetin? Monday nicht. 7:2'. Rusines of Importance; by order of the president. Advt.

The manufacture of aeroplane in the l'nited MaWs has increased almost Ivo ier cent, within the laut

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ment now are In the stron? hands of Kerer.sky, a premier and minister of war and marine, ?nd the authorities arpear to be grappling more boldly than previously and with entire success to far. with the extre-mlst forces, which caused the recent turmoil. David Lloyd Georce. the British

J premier, made a speech in Ixndon

yesterday, which w;is. in effect, a reply to the recent reichsta address of Chancellor Michaelis. Tnat address, declared the British statesman, showed Germany still in militant mood and still dominated by autocratic hands. The entente could not make peace with Germany to dominate, he declared and T'ould right to the end. "until full liberty has teen established." He predicte1 a speech in a different tone from th German chancellor before lonz.

An Open Letter to the M usic Lovers of South. Bend Sundav. Julvl22nd,l9lA. - To All Music Lovers: Music in the home is one of the greatest delights in! the world v: provided it is good music. Many folks, musically inclined, have- an aversion to player pianos, phonographs and in fact any form , of, .music that has a mechanical attachment. It seems absurd to think of hearing an artist play upon a.tin'violin, or a steel cello, hut is no more absurd than to imagine renl music, of rich, delicate tone coming from the ordinary phonograph with its metal throat, or sound box. No wonder so many have .said they did not care for phonographs, "canned music" all had the old familiar phonograph sound, it was not natural, it was not satisfactory. But inventive genius, backed by seventy-five years experience in tine cabinet making, brought forth a phonograph which possesses a throat as delicately created for tone, as the finest Stradivarius, or the most magnificent piano. To listen to this instrument is to hear the music of the world, voice, violin, orchestra or band with full volume and a depth and richness of tone equaled only by the original rendition itself. The all wooden tone chamber is responsible for this. We ask everyone, whether with a prejudice against phonograph-., or not, to attend one of our afternoon concerts the coming week. Hear the actual reproductions of music you love, judge for yourself, whether or not in the Brunswick Phonograph there is at last. attained positive. perfection from every musical standpoint. The reputation of Brunswick-Balke-Collender, the world's bet known cabinet makers, aiui our own reputation back up the Brunswick Phonograph. It plays all records, and we recommend the splendid Pathe disks of which there are 96,000 to select from. But no matter what record you prefer you can play it on the Brunswick, and you have no needles to change or bother with. The priceare wonderfully moderate, less than other standard makes, while in beauty, durability, simplicity and above all else in real musical lone, and volume the Brunswick stands supreme. We are willing, and anxious to have you try a Brunswick in your own home, put it beside any other phonograph, no matter what its make or claims, and you will see why the Brunswick is the choice of discriminating music lovers everywhere. Concerts each afternoon the coming week from 2 to 5. Come and bring your friends. A cordial invitation is extended to one and all. Very truly yours, SMITH & W HERR ETT

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