South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 170, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 June 1918 — Page 3

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Troops of Other Nations May Train in U. S.

WASHINGTON. I ;,,. ress to r.p airl.rd 1 y the war dirartmnt f'.r an appropriation to proMc training fi'i!:ti- in th:.ountry for for -s nthT than AmTl an troop. Tins wa learned aijthorit at i r ly Tur .-du:. , hut it v.-as -aid that no d-f1nitr project has een d:--oos.M 1 nor h t.- the - matter

:-ch 1 ;hr whu-r it has Itch th- rr of .1 i j. .m, i.tt i.- communl-eati-n. The natural assumption i.that an- troops to ! train'' lur uoal'I foni(- frm t 'nv r.f of the n.itinr.- in th- wafrrit hemisphere who ha.' joir.r-.J the countries at w.jr ;i'-Mit .-; OTnirfiiy. "Whil no arrar;'rii r t.' ha e t t.r-r-n di.cuf sed k-o'-inzr f.. tli.tt nu. th1 df jKirtrnnt , fr?'y that it would wis to hava th" fund; on hand . as to he in a position to art promptly should anothrr nation con.-ent to the training

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Don't Experiment vith Catarrh; It Often Leads to Dread'Consumption

You Will Never Be Cured by Local Treatment With Sprays and Douches.

Sinn Fein Leader, Indicted With Others on Treason Charges, Has Mental Aspect of Thaw.

'.. iu;rii ;- .1 "(!! it :ori of .!.- ioo'i uii-J t an not '.ur-. Ny lo'.al pplirat i'o v of pray.- and douehts; .h,!s has t n proven hy the thounr'!s who h.ie vainly iorf-d to tili metlio. of tiea?mnt. ".! t r i 1 -hoah not ,.. n !f-r't"t -: experimented ith. The wron; :ra -atrm r.t is '.ayaMf tim o-t. dur-.!-whh'h th di?e;.- is setting a '"mr ho) J upon it. vi -tim, - and !.a!ipwr it mor difficult for rfu tii" "irop-r treatment u .icrom. p!ih rtuits. Though Catarrh mak its :iri appearance in th nostril.-, throat .T.d air pa -'a --, the d:--a-c -.-

o'.nes more .mJ more aggravated and rinally reach.-? down into the luns, and everyone recorni7,e.s the alarming condition that results when the lantrs are aff-cted. Thus Jatarrh may he th forerunner of that nio.-t dreaded and hopeless of all diseases, consumption. No local treatment affords permanent relief. lhprience has taught that S. is th one remedy which attack- the di.-ea-e at its source, the hlood. and produces .-at-Lsfactory results in even the worst taj-es. "atarrh sufferers are urSed o ie S S. a thorough trial. It is sold by all druc'Sis.t?. You are invited to write to the medical department for expert ad ue' as to how to trat your o'n case. Address .-vrift .pcifi Co., 4 3 S.vift Lar. orator:-. Atlanta. CJa. Adv.

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Ni:V YORK. June 1?. While Jciemial A. O'Leary, the Sinn rein leader charged with conspiracy to cominit treason and espionage, who va lrousht here Monday under htay guard after having been arre.sttd last week in Sara, Wsuh., as a fugitive from justice, was pleading not truilty to the federal indictments atainst him. witnesses in the trial of his brother. John J. O'Leary. accused of assisting him to escape, were testifying a to Jereriiah's physical und mental condition. The apparent object of this testimony was to lay the groundwork of Jeremiah'.s defense when he is tried on the conspiracy charges. Iri-oncr's Mental Condition Poor. Arthur I. Lyons, who turned government witness after beint? indicted with John O'Leary for conspiring to remoe the "inn Feiner frotn the court's jurisdiction on the eve of his trial for publishing alleged seditious articles in Dull, and who accompanied Jeremiah west, described his traveling companion as being "very restless and nervous with no fixed mental condition." When James U. Speer, a New York lawyer, who occupied offices with Jeremiah O'Leary, was aked en the stand his opinion of Jeremiah's mental state, he replied that lie "looked upon him as a replica of Harry Thaw." This testimony followed the arrival and arraignment hero of Jeremiah who after entering pleas of not guilty to the latest charges against him was held without bail and olaced in the Tombs prison, r.efore he was placed In his cell Jeremiah told newspaper men that he had had six weeks' rest, adding that he needed it, for he was "in pretty bad shape."

Detail of I'lisht Details of Jeremiah's told in court by Lyons.

inr; that there never was any agreement or understanding between Jeremiah and John O'Leary that the former was running away from tlje jurisdiction of the court, he asserted that Jeremiah had asked him on May Z to aceompanj- him to Ueno. Xev., "to try a divorce case." John O'Leary bought two tickets for Üt. Louis, Lyons said, and when Jeremiah said good-by he told his brother he would be back for his trial. After arriving at St. Louis, he said, he and O'Leary finally made their way to Portland. Ore., where Jeremiah said ho was going to buy a farm. After purchasing: an auto and paying for it partly with Liberty bonds, he said "O'Leary took him to Sara, where the chicken farm on which O'Leary was captured was bought in Lyons' assumed name 'Thomas A. Corbett.' " After they had taken possession Lyons said he wished to return to New Y'ork immediately hut "Jerry" wanted him to stay, the place being "well stocked up." Said Tie CxpcxtexJ Indictment. On May 2 7 Lyons said he showed O'Leary an article in a New York paper regarding LLeary's indictment with four more Americans and two (lermans on charges of conspiracy to commit treason and espionage and the fugitive said that he "expected it" and spoke of being a martyr for Irish freedom." He said he finally obtained $200 frcm O'Leary with which to come home after O'Leary had sug-gested that he would return via Mexico, to leave the impression that O'Leary was there. After ho asserted that Jeremiah's physical decline, during which he had lost 20 pounds be era n two years izc Lyons was questioned concerning thf fugitive's mental state. Lons said that Jeremiah, who believed himself "one of the greatest men this country ever produced th man who would free Ireland." began to neglect his lucrative law prjetrce six months after the war 'ean. Confederate l4xk for Him. Vhen Speer was called lie testified that Madame Marie K. de Victories, who was indicted with O'Leaiy and other defendants on the treason and espiorage conspiracy charges. had appeared three times at the offices occupied by him and O'Leary and had asked for O'Leary. He did not know, he said, whether she and O'Leary had ever c unferred. Cross-examined by coun.-el for John O'Leary regarding Jeremiah' physical condition during the last two j ears S"peer declared that he

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On the silent, sleeve valve Knight motor by Mr. E. R. Sues of Toledo, on Friday night, June 21st, at 8 o'clock, at 232 North Michigan street. A sectional working model of this motor is on exhibition at our salesroom. You are cordially invited to attend the lecture and inspect tiie motor. E. A. BENNETT OVERLAND CO. 232 North Michigan Street.

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