South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 261, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 September 1917 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1917.

MARSHALL POINTS

WAR OBLIGATION Declares No Time Now to Discuss Policies to Give Enemy Comfort. NEW YORK, Sept. 18.--Vice Pres't Marshall, speaking here Monday night at a golden jubilee ci-Iehrnt !f.n of S-ofi-a Kit Ma-j fops, luv 1 a f. f'rr h-!; o? A ri'rri-1 an oMi-ratna- in tJa u;ir. In tlio i 1 r-"f that thr I'nit'-.l St at. s oi:l'i Jitvrr i o.iif involved :n IIulopean j.r.litio. ho ald, th juftion r f Jan I att.'-r.hir v-as nr X r i i - 1 M;!i! t ho war in j-it" of tao tiU' f jmrni -' rat ion. "N r; r , cvr lruut-l tht loyalty to 1 1 1 e- f la I.' of nil thfs ptoplo '..'lirlhi' fon-i-'n laaai or tin- h"ius of fori U'n horn," ?ail tla r-r j r ''!."Tit. (Mir :-'. ition naad- it i'i;ii:itM :al tf us uhf'thf;' th'-i-i .any litt rf-r.ro l- t n lovalty fin-! juitrioti- n. and vv d'd wt far. th- iiu-ti'in until it U'CMiic a: nama-nt " TIi yar drrxv ;-; dot-r ard fio'.-r to I'uroi'' thf 1 1 s 'f i iiiirii(rfc a r: rl in th fri ndly relations f.f travrl. More ard more we Icrartif : jri rt of tla world; and .-la'.ilnily :i mail r'onar h. irunk with military powor and in.zt J with tla !l'a that no w;s iiviradv ordahad to rule tla- woi l.i, jaiir-ad Kurort into a war so ca-. f tl t'nat all wars which n ad prr-. Ird i,al?l into inJ-a'Tnilicanc e. lalritlm s. I.oalt. ".-'till 'ac : tooil hy nur am r-at iaas of isolation, hut in two year:: jui'l a half we ilis-nivprol that th'Tf "an a vat d ;'f rrrnro h twcoii loyalty and patriotism. The hearts o nun flanad up Vf-r 1 irHy in rH one to the hlood that flowt-j in ilioir eins. T 'ati ioti-ari yhunc-d it-M-'.f as dopfralr nt, not upon jda.o of rcsidrnee nor political ideas, i ut rather upon linred ita rv . "Patience ht last was fha::stctl. :md thn'- was nothing lor a m If i expect 1 1 z ltpcpl to do, if their rppuhlio was to l..- true to its tra'itions. ae to fnaaia in the war i'H tin siil" of tlenocr:. . I do not care to enuae in anv l air-vjilittin,'. altlioin;li there seems J r I c much di.M ucsion a. to whether this war heilig wasTeil 'to m.i!:o the world safe for den;oc;-acy,' or 'tc make democracy safe for tl. v. r!d.' f ( o;ie it was meant ' th prese'.ei.t when he spoke of jnakih'4 the world safe for den.oc),ny of naklniT it .-aI"e for ral i'i iiincrii y.' lillK-rty at IjhetiM. "We all know th.it lUerty is not üiceiüe, nor 'l'mo?rary d?maoarory AVe all know that fhf world cannot made safe for murder and iiixiii and pillaue and anarchy and verythifr; for which the syndi-iti.-f :!! I 1. W. .'s iii.iv stand: inn' we know also that s'..lch ihinus as thee cannot ! made safe for t w orld. "I OmOet ,!("' I: i eatiS the I lie of "peojde iiiiiIit whatever fotn of ;,ov-rnmcT.t tln-y may rhoo- to e-pi-'S it. 'on wheti oi.ee the lule of Tie- people !;a- !..-)) x j r esed . :hr 'ih th-ii- h-en ,rejn ,-enta -t th:; -and particularly in tlie l'.oiit ''f war however much arty !" cs may think that certain of the 5 olii ie-- ae mistaken policies. fie ; p eh. free ; i 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 I t of ..n-cacce d- r.ot ju-tify iiticim. Jor Miticism. however imintention- . i i i . it;Varia-l i:ie aid and coniJi: t to tlie enemy. "on-eript ion a- a priri' iple ti'.y 'i a '.ioject of dea.ite. 'cat not ni. Im 1 it o.'iacv has adopted it for the j.arpoe of h war. and di--a- ii-n i f it ouirht to held m a e , ,;i;ce This uo eminent, l.y its i lnM representative. has del iiad this war. It' thtic he any . ie thick it i-' not justitud let tla ia not ''c of aid and comfort to the en m !" oicinir thf-ir senti- ..' i ts Wanlo ;i ,!ni I'u-c. " I a 'it this war to aal. i.at l ii' t. nd a f : i! the p.-oph1 in e -!. land shall pes-, the li-ht to l i ike p. .u t and ileiaare war eitht r- ! i r i 1 1 "I- thiotiiih their chosen ; pi t en:ati e-. I want hod. and o:r: h in -ocia 1 tandinu. and edutt iotial 'i'ialit'.i nti'Mis and reliciioas t:i:d all t forgotten in this jiew p i i 1 ,.t -a : c.:" new men. this federation of the world. "I d" not Waat r.ta nclin allaice with lif'iia.n nations. Jf i- not nece--u to have them. When we si; .it :h- -otmcil tahle of the wovh!. 1 tru-t we Titay do so e-" the representative of a newer raid better isolation -a n isolation of the spirit, free to -ay to the f'.eraianic pcplc f i a o what e-,,. anmtait oa phase; M:t let us know that !t i- yonr;' fr e to ay to th.e o'.de--: -.? constitutional irovtrnTio nts. tm i.ritisn mpir v li iv, made this nu-ht Av ith .,i as i ai ally in the ,-aa-e of lernen : a. . J hat we ate not u ill mi; to -h n-: ' ,,nr yitf tu. The V;p.d-or tie ! j iat harmor.w-e with the cur ..f oar j i'a tnocrncv ." : Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads; Society Women Use New Wrinkle Remover

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I'rom within the soft strain of nothT ilrfamy wa:tz fl"ated out !Ioh the moonlit veranda of tl e "h'dsea Vacht 1 u 1 . a n d t h rou t;h t he I n windos cot;ld he seen th io.-t of irlidir.tr fiurey. out ! ? and toe el,'e of th vr;ind.. on the htoad 'vi:tn. of the rivei. twdnkliriir liuhit.- tier. ;ttol ti r- on na.neroas ctaft at anchor trae muto testimony of the popularity rcf th.eliihs cjicninr. 1 he evenlni; was f.-; dravvintr to a Close ;is jf tM m;ik,. the lt-t mon ;uits sw.m longer, the nuaiim nt l-anie mere and ir.fr insist -n. Voun' Thomas hewj-t, dawallinir in a wu ! r f ha'r alnost at hc d'f cf th verarvla. at t!io head d" tiie stairs hading to th" lloa:it.4 landim-. stifled a vawn. and a r-cnvl hef l'an'in-.- Iiis handsotae fare, turned to hi-- hum, Jim 'anr;s. v.ith a shruu. "Wish 1 coy hi home, Jin . ' growled i)euitt. lazily cins.shi one f aref a!!y-r r ia -ed flannel le over tu- other. 'I'm tired." (la on, you kill ' !" rerrau strated his frhuid. snilim; at him over the d-.'e fif a -oliIt. "You're sore j'lst lif-'-ause I)ot won't dancj v.aiiyoa." "W'i. h I h: dn't heen such a fool! X' la ini' (1 the rt!-er, w ith seeminvr in "V er'-nce. Til have brought her here mvself, in-tead f that yap. T I urray." "Sar rilet';e!" protested Jim, mocKinly. "Your fait partner is one the prettiest jtirls line tonight." "I know, hut slit's only mv cousin." -to wird Devvitt. "And that's no reason why hot should refuse f) s'ive ,i:e a sinrtle la'oe. She's actually snuhi-ed me. It hurt.-, I tell you." ".She'll v,et (ifr it," v nv hc fe.i Jim, safely. "Co. ne on in ami dam -. It's 'ettili.r dark oat heie. Why -what the dickens!"' Suddenly every liht in the eh1' lia 1 flickered, then had con- o'.t entirely, ha'.in- the pla in inky darkness. Ilei- and there voi.y called ouf "Turn those li-'hts on!" while others, takir.i; it as a jokr. lau-Thed loudly. The sf'v.ard appeared and announce 1, misci n that tlu power ami heen cut ofi. hut th-.. efforts were ),ein:j made to saaire lanterns. liewatt, irettimr no r -sponse to hi call to Jim, fdt laway cautiously down to tile '.andiii-; stae mid tian alon t!n s1(i wltere several na.ll cialt were moored. t Iropin; in this nriiiiu r, h prasped the c.i-'e of a car.oe and h1 h-ard a little feminent xpieak "I-'NCUse me." Jm apologized, and kept on to the end f th rdaae. when he steppe' into a small launch. He felt, with the knowing linger f an owner, for the fl; wheel anil was ahout to niw iL a turn when he stopped and sat up. .'tint. His- ru hWr-soled shues hru- uix'en no sound of his movements and now, t( his left, almost at clhow 's length, it sirir.t'il, h hoard a man's nice. "Slie's some dancer'" h- hear 1 the oii say. "And the prettiest -ill here, iw itt's a lm ky mc;. " ll frowneU. end was alxcit to uniire who was speaking, when another man's voice was heard. "Lucky h-;, the dickens!" sail this new voiae. ' lie don't can a Belgian Tricks Foe 20,000 Feet in Air and Wins WASHINGTON. Sept. lv- How Adjt. Maurice Medaets of the Ihd gian dying corps tricked a monster German two-man airplane into a night at an altitude of 'Je.moi feet and riddled it with machine gun lire and sent it rashing to earth behind the Uelgian lims, killing the pilot and observer, was tohl in a message Monday to the Uelgian legation. Meda"ts. in a swift Nieport, was cruising above l;mude on Sept. 11 v. h n he saw shrapnel from the li-I-gian guns breaking far above him and he hastened upward to investigate. A German machine with two nun. was trying to escape the gun fin- and Mdats gave chase, but imilil not overtake his enemy. "Finding that the Germans either would not tight or ware ndceV oring to had him into a trap." the legation's statmnt says, "the Uelgian leeided to try a ruse. Making a haJf turn, Medaets started slowly towarl the Uelgian trenches at an altitude of L'c.t'"!! feet. He saw the German mac hine turn and follow him. Keeping above his adversary, Medaets camtinued to watch hin until they were ver luxmude. then turning uuiekly. opened fro with his machine gun. He could see that th3 German observer, severely woumle 1. hail sunk lown in his seat, and that the German machine was evidently oat of control. "The Uelgian machine was approaching th enemy at such a rate of sped that Medaets hal only time tae a few shots point blank and to tü.iko a prilus loop t a oid a coliision. before the German plan rid ibd by bullets. crashed lown within the Uelgian lines. The German airplane was found to be an enormous 'Uumpler' of th-. latest mod. 1. put into strvh at JohanStha! on Aug. propelled by a ü'ai horsepower Mercedes motor and armed w ith two ma hme guns ' HO BARLEY FOR PIGS IN GERMANY THIS WINTER 7A''Aril, Switzerland, Sept. U. The btnaiti war fonl department itTiiiu:ii;o that lio bailey will be available this winter for footling pigs as it is ri --dt d for human consampti.ai Tiie department proposes, th. -r"ioi e. to kill all pigs weighing more than pounds as soon as the pasture s. ason ends, h aving only a few for breading purposes.

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haiv for hr. llf'.r nele:ted her th v koir everirj;. Dut Nan don't care. She's havinsr a srrf.it tlrie. Ivitt's finly h-r r-ousln. yon know. Ah now hf.'s. oin." And the -. oiey of rhe tvio ursrer. nu n wer--hist in th" swirr of th4 enrir.e. a." the craft swum; out in the stream. i--vjtt a - in l.i-nt to the w heel. Nut a lit'le scrf-arn, lollowca by a wash th.it rocked iiis hoat. brought liim a-ain sharply to his fct. Qaickly h struck a match, and to Iiis lft he saw an overturned canoe; a dark form was striar-'lln-r in the water. II jumped to the st.v-e and flit-.'in off his coat, hastily 'at himself into th" water. He ft rue;.-, out (intuitively toward the spot w!o-:e hf had seen the Jiuie. IUindly. f r it wa noNv inky dark, he pushed himself past several boats. thm his nard clr.sc-d down or. soanthina soft and vieldim: and -iahM"a; the form tinier one arm h struck out for the staire with las burden. 'Ylan he reached the st-.se he ,a ntlv defiositei'. his burden there atij achel in Iiis pockets for a match. J'ait l.e -nrsed softly as Iii hands drew out a wet ma.-s. He Ihr.i- it into the water, bent by the uii i'a srle and felt fr her heart A faint flutter told him she w;vi .-till alive, fnd he started feverishly to brirr her back to consciousness. Aft r a :w ninutes he w as wardd iy harin'; her righ softly and Ina hnrd tightened on his. " ute minute, yoiira: lady," he said. I risk!-. "I'll call for some one." Hut th" hand closed tighter over las and she y.ave id n r little tur. "hon't yet." she whispered, faintly. "I'll he all ri-dit in .1 minute." ' I tot!" lie cried. T.s it jdu ?" "Yes Tom" she answered, in a c h.'died vol' e. "How did you snow it was ' lie dem Hub d. "I d l 1 n' t - - u nt il ju-t now." she replied. "Wait a minute and I'll bo all ruht. Than we'll no up and have a dance t'- rt her." "What--in these c'otlle?" he evclaimed. Then ho .wieit at. Iter 's i i . and find im.' her hand pressa it fiercely. "Mut J tlumlt .. -ni didn't want to la im - 7 T?H me, what made von upset just now?" "I h' shock at something I heard." slm answered. "Shock!" lie fhoe,;. blankly. "You mean- a o it n ne lectina u . "Not t ha t - eact ly ." a nd she uav - litth' !i siericnl lamrht. 'Hut I did a't know she . as your c r osin." Middenly a li tht i tru k hini an t ne bent toward 1 -r a:erly. "Tell me, I t." h( Whi-peia i' "was that why ui've snule-e.i me so tonight?" "Well. 1 tllOU-'ht" aid she stopped in con f us-'or.. "You shou'dift think.' he aömonisher her. as he took her in his arms. "And out of the dark came the livht. i- t tat it? Ihd it blind you. I ot .'' "Yes." she wbispad. Mahllint acairist 1 im vat! a happy. little S1-: tl. a .-. ;t ! t - -d id Ti'l - - ill u t ." Ami out of the dark ca;u th" debutlul evciamation a:!1" in a le-p bass, ami in softer accents the sweet sound ot a rapturous kiss. Elkhart News urn S IN REGEIVERSH Monger Lumber and Coal Co. Brings Action on Account. Ntws-Tiiiics SperhiJ Service: ULKIIAliT. SVpt. 1s. Tlie San Motor Car 'o. was placed in receivership by Judge J. L. Harmon, acting on complaint tiled by the Monger Lumber and Coal Co., which asks for a judgment on $213.o. Kmil Anderson was made receiver and tiled a bond for $1.0 o 0 . lie is to take immediate charge The complaint, which was prepared by Atty. V. U. Hile. states that the company was in danger of dissolving partnership and that it has been operated at a loss for the past six months; that the total liabilities are 000, and that the assets will be more than the liabilities; als that various interests are pushing claims and that the best thing to do was to appoint a receiver. The Sun Motor Co. began operation in this city about is months ago at the corner of Sterling and Hen sts. in a building formerly occupied by the Ulkhart Motor Co.. which went into receivership about live years ago. The members of tho present lirm are: It. Crawford, pen--ral manager and president; Leroy It. Miser, secretary, and J. Ik Ulack of Chicago, treasurer. stoki: uouui.D. News Ticu-s spe 1 a 1 str-. b r ULK I L KT, Sept. IS The Neu Ludwig grocery and meat market. 4 27 S. Main st., was robbed of more than in money and a quantity of can goods between II p. rn. is-t-urday and '5 o'clock Monday morning. The proprietors. Irvin Neu and Arthur Ludwig, believe that the thieves were in the store Saturday night when it was closed. MAN ItO.MKs. .Ti st hnished and ready for occupancy in S ath land ar.d Mishawaki. Let me show them to you. Phone Hell Sjf,. Home 5 S6t. JOHN C HISS. Adv. lu rfo. Mala Üt.

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GET 50 TONS GOAL FOR POST OFFICE U. S. Fuel Commissioner Orders Dealer to Deliver Product No Bidders. Newn-Tinies .S; f-ial Service: GOSHEN. Sept. IS. Upon direction of the United States fuel commissioner, C. J. Castetter & Co. will place CO tons of coal at the Goshen postotlice, the price for the fuel to be fixed by the federal commission. Castetter & Co. will he allowed a fair proht for handling the coal, the mine price fr which wi'l he fixed by the government. Under instructions from the federal fuel com missioner, the coal w ill he stored in ! the basement of the pustothce at once. The amount provided will be replaced by the government. All .efforts to et local dealers to bid on supplying the postoitice with coal were unsuccessful. socurrv i: i: rs. Miss Jeanette Abbott. dauKhter of Mrs. Frank P. Abbott of Goshen, and Lieut. Francis Ii. Mitchell, U. S. A., whose home is in Chicago, hut who is stationed near 1'oston, Mass.. ware united in marriage at the Abbott cottace at Wawasee. They will reside at where Lieut. Kitchell signed. Miss I tilth Lreese. Waco. Tex., has been asdaughter of lr. and .Mrs. C. L. I U eese, and Kenneth Knox of Goshen will be united i in marriage here s-aiuruaj, &ept. They will accompany Miss Louis- lack and Harry It. Whitmer, who will be married on the) same day. on a motor trip to letroit. throimh 'anada and to N-w Yotk city. to i;iim: i south iu:m. Miss Myra Neidiü. daimhter of ('harh-s i;. Neidiu of Goshen, and Wilson H. Jepson. son of George I. Jejison of sc,,uth I! ml. who will be married Ina- du rim-' the forepart of Xovmbr. will reside in South land. ii:.tiis. John Heath. IN vears old. died at his lioine in lUistol of dropsy following an illness that extended over one y ear. The deceased is surived by his wife, three daughters, and two sons. wg ii:mostkatio Arrangements for a big patriotic nYmonsti ation in honor of the men from Ulkhart county exemption liision No. l (11 townships), who have gone or are going to Camp Xa chary Taylor. Iniisville. Ky.. together with all the olunteers from this territory, to lie held in Goshen next Uriilay afternoon, starting at 1:0 o'clock, are today leinir made. At this time the names of 1 fa registered men hav- been certified trom this division to the second Indiana district appeal board at Fort Wayne. Seven of these drafted nan have gone to Camp Taylor. Fifty-three arc- t start for that place next Saturday and are scheduled to go Tuesday, Oct. The .":' who are to leave Goshen Saturday will be sworn in hero Friday afternoon as part of th demonstration program. Fach drafted man is to be provided with a silk Hag. Such Hag wall be mailed to all men frni this exemption division who have gone Camp Taylor and also to all those v ho volu nteered. ASKS KANSANS IN DRAFT HELD TO SOW WHEAT TOP UK A. Kas., Sept. IV Declaring that the calling out of 4" percent f the draft quota this week will seriously cripple the state's efforts to proluee a maximum crop of wheat next v ar. which should be sown during the next two weeks. Gov. Arthur Capper Monday night telegraphed Newton T Uaker, secretary of war, urging that the mobilization of Kansas troops in the na tional army be postponed at least 1 - i days. "Kansas is planting the largest wheat acreage in its history." the governor's message to Sec'y Uaker read. "Kvery available man in the wheat growing' sections of Kansas is in the held. A large proportion of the men drafted from the state are wheat growers. Labor cannot be found to take their places. The date set for mobilization will undoubtedly retard planting and seriously cripple tlie state's effort to produce a maximum crop. "I respectfully urge therefore that if at all possible, mobilization be postponed fr at least 1." days, giving drafted men time to finish nlautlng." BIG FIRE IN RUSSIAN MILITARY FACTORIES ROM I-:. Sept. IS. i British admiral per v ireless oress via Linllon . A Petrograd dispatch to tin Messügero says that a great fire has broken out in tac nuliu ry tories at the Putiloff works. i damage amcunts to several J lion rubles. A iirrt. rua tnr-rr-T"-1 f.rT V pr-r rtoo of AmirKi'i P-'T"' m1 rr "wr ' TJftJV

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