South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 326, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 November 1918 — Page 12

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POSEW IS AGAIN III POLISH HANDS;

The Day" at Last

Ancient City and Great Part of Province in Prussia Held by Army.

I'UAMv II. SIMON IS. NIIW Yoi:K, Nov. 22. It is to tht- w;irn of K;m anti Carthage that n- iiiu.-t t'lrn for a parallel lor the icinti; m render which today !- struy.s (1 i in.in ho; s cf wresting

r.haso was the British car-?, the

Hritih job, and how well it was per- j forme fl wp e today when th pick I of th enemy's fWt, the bet of that I armnd't. o carefully prepared

;i tr.-i 1 nst inr cay or dermnn reckoninir, sail? to British port, there to .urrndr. without firing a shot.

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Workmen's rrua.ri; ttn.n h ivr m iz 1 th rins of j.owf r ar.d are forming a lerion. They .! in pfe?.i)ll of mum i-.r.s and pr'pvi -lo:. --.

Here 1 a new vindication of all that Mahan a stated in the dny before the present conflict. Here Is an ultimate demonstration of the real power of Britain, her fet has saved, the war, her fleet has won th" war, not by a Trafalgar nor n Falam!?. just as the Germans have

tii- control ui the sci.s from cireat Britain. After Zimt the Carth.iKtnia.M i-tate a e-pt-d a peaee by the terms of whi' h .ill of it. battle Ileet, mv- galeys. wer. Jrrender'd to the HomaiiS. So j.etl.shed the last .serious challenge, by any organized tate to Jioman world supremacy

for many centuries.

;.crordinr to since the kaiser i.-.sued his challenge j not attempted an Aesfos-potaml unito the British in that historic h Jutland was ?ueh a venture.

,rwi !n which he declared that the future ! ''"' aftrr ou' year? of ceaselw

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from that hour almost to the prts- j oui battle, the German fleet has sur--r.t (Irrman naval officers ha e i rendered on the mo?t ignominious

drunk to "the day" whin British mastery of thj ocean should be de

stroyed. Arid it is less than twu a .tronglv fortiMed rjty of yt..irs ,iJU a half aco that the kai.-r.

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century arid t)ie re-iden e of the kings of I'oT.md down to 1 "'.. It was the lie.i f i u.i rters of the fifth German army corps, and a fortress of th- firsr rank with ir,7.fl't0 inhabitants and a garrison i efore ?ho war f-f T.f'f-n men. Tt i the capital of the province of Posen, consisting of the we-termost portion of the old kingdom f Poland. The population of the province in 100 a was nearly two million. Prus-di appropriated the northern r.art of o.-n in the Mrst partition of Poland in 177J. ar:d the bulk of :t in the s'-cond partition in 1713.

j visiting hi battle licet after Jutland i arrogantly and mendaciously pio-

I 'AIL.M I TK HANGS SIJTiF. MCNCIi:. Ind.. N'ov. 22. Despondent over ill health, Benjamin K. McNelJy, -0 years old. prominent farmer Irving north of th city, committed suicide at his home today by ha-ntring himself. His body was f-und dangling on the end of n rop- fastened to a rafter in the tiarn.

tair.ed, the decision of Trafalgar abolished. l U-vt lUfiws to l'i;lit. We see how foolish was that claim, ignorant still of the comparative losses on that memorable oct.iMon, we know that from that hour onward the German ileet never again risked battle with the great enemy. More than this, when all was lost on land we are informed that the tailors of the battle Ileet mutinied rather than obey orders to follow the example of I'eVera at Santiago and go out to certain destruction rather than surrender ignominiously.

Whatever the immediate circum

terms in all naval history of modern time? nrftnin Controlled Sons Had the German armies triumphed on land to the extent that those of Napoleon triumphed, the world war might have lasted as long as the war of the great emperor. Only victory on land could complete the victory on the water Hut while the Hritish fleet retained control of the t-eas, the opportunity was, always presented against the moment when it could be embraced None of us knows today quite what the phrase "freedom of the seas" means, but we do know quite unmistakably what the freedom of the world means and we are halving spread before us at this hour an Impressive demonstration of how that freedom of the world ha been preserved. Hetween us and German domination only the British rb-H't has been an unshaken barrier

Skin Comfort

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The Soap to Gezmie and Purify the Ointment to Soothe and Heal

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stances of Jutland, then, its conse-",r "rt- i,,ur ana one queflces were exactly those of Tra- : rna' douht that, with this lesson befalcar. Sea power remained in the!foro the "'itish nation will con-

control of the Hritish. The block-! 5Pnt to 'in' aRrr'ment- national or i ntftm it?Aro 1 s'VirV nao tf Ami! If st n a '

ade of Germany was not broken. "

sucht detail the single sure weapon

From Its post in the north of thrt Hritish isles the great Ileet kept watch while the lesser warships convoyed 22,000.000 allied soldiers to the scene cf battle- Starving at home, overwhelmed by the mass of fresh troops brought from every quarter of the globe, German military power wasted away to the hour whn nothing was left hut to go to S'enlis and surrender, as Le surrendered at Appomattox. When, on Aug. 1, the British battle fleet, already mobilized, moved to its battle station the war at sea was lost to Germany. Within a fewbrief months the last of the German ships at sea had been sunk or forced to intern. The German flag had disappeared from the ocean. Winston Churchill and many other orators uttered words about "digging the rats out," but these words missed the whole fact of the situation. Unless Germany could win a Salami: her doom was sealed. The Hritish navy had taken her by the throat and would hold her until allied armies could to organized and could perform their task. r-Itoat Most Deadly. The submarine war wns a deadly peril, only imperfectly perceived at the outset. It was the deadliest thrust of Ckrmany after hr defeat at the Marne. Hut this threat, too. the British navy met, gallantly aitled both by th French and by the American navies, and even this precious aid' was slight. The sea

for the defense that has been the salvation of civilization. And in the defense of the fleet, which has defended the liberties of the world, our Hritish allies can he assured of the overwhelming support of the American people. It is for Britain to write the law of the seas If she will. (Copyright. 1918.)

JAIL BUSINESS POOR; BLACK MARIA SOLD

SAUNA, Kan., Nov. 22. The "black maria" purchased by the police department some time ago he.s been sold to a local grocer for a delivery truck owing to "business" falling off in the police department. When the machine was purchased (he city had need for a car to haul men and women from police court io the jail. ince then morality has been on the increase and crime decreasing. When the city jail was emptied of its last offender and the car was idle for months the city dads decided to nell. The county jail also suffered a similar complaint, and Sheriff Swanson has released the last of his prisoners and for the first time in years the county jail is now unoccupied.

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