South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 338, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 December 1918 — Page 3

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WASHINGTON. Dec. 4. With preliminaries of the new rssion disposed of, consress Tuesday began work on the maps of appropriation and other measures now pending. nly minor Mils were considered today in the donate and house, but committees were at work on appropriation hills. Except for the.so measures und the revenue bill the .csion's legislative program remains largely to be framed. Immediate steps are to be taken to frame legislation to deal with the railroad situation. Senator Smith 5.1kl lei!ation at this session is necessary, as he understands the president i in favor

of immediate return of the rail- j

roads to private ownership unless congress decides upon some other policy. Will Complete P. O. WH. The house postollice committee today becran work on the postoffice bill carrying $361,477.000. with the intention of completing it within a few days. The naval committee also resumed work on the naval appropriation measures, and the military committee plans to start work on the army hill within a fen- days. The legislative bill is being rounded 'into form and the District of Columbia measure probably will be report

ed to the house before the end of of the week. Finishing t?i:hes were given by the senate finance committee to the revised war revenue bill. Senate committees today continued investigations '.nto delay in publication of army casualty liste, brewers propaganda, coal production a ml distribution. The coal in

quiry was closed tonight for the present, as members plan a trip to the Pennsylvania coal fields during the Christmas holidays so as to get tirst hand information of the situation there.

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In Georgettes, Hea-y Crepe de Chines and new Satins in all the latest styles. Absolute values to $5.00. Sale price

Thursday only

OVER GEO. KRAFT CO. 5 AND 10c STORE Come to the Economy Departments Tomorrow,Thorsd?yJnterurbanDa3

1 Hundreds of the seasons 1 finest Overcoatings have been 1 included at these prices which I are $5 to $ 1 0 less then they I could be sold, at today's markj et value. 1 Mothers Attention! 1 MILITARY wool suits for the lad 3 to 9 years. It is just the style 1 of suit he has wanted and will make I him a practical holiday gift. Our regular I $8.50 and $10 values, special for 1 Interurban Day

1 Boys' High Grade j Sampeck Suits I Regular $ 1 8.50, $20 and $22.50 1 Sampeck Suits, many made with two I pair of knickers tailored in the latest I snappy styles, special for Interurban Day

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RECOVERING FOLLOWING SHELL WOUND IN FOOT The first information that Mrs. M. DeVreese of 411 W. South st.f received of the wounding of her son. Charles, who is a member of the French mortar battery of the American first army division, was Vi ?i totter frnm him that h-

i ill U U)H v- - wrote Oct. 27. He was wounded in one foot in battle on Oct. 1. In i later letter written Nov. 4, he say he was still in the hospital and unable to walk except with the aid of crutches. Tie appeared very cheerful and was of the opinion that his wound would not permanently disable him. Evidence of the high respect German troops opposing the first American division had of the fighting ability of the latter, is taken from x copy of the Paris edition of a New Vr.r'- nevsnaner and sent to his

mother of Pvt. DeVreese in one of his letters: "From a captured oificer of th German army comes a remarkable tribute to the fighting prowess of the iirst division of the American troops, whose work will go down in history as among the most remarkable of the war. "He declared that the Germans did not believe the Americans could produce within live years a division such as they had found the lirst division to be. The German, when taken, had seen four years of severe lighting. This is what he had to say yesterday: " 'I received the orders to hold the ground at all costs. The American barrage advanced toward my position and the work of your artillery was marvelous. The barrage was so dense that it was impossible for us to move out of our dugouts. " "Following the barratre closely were troops of the first division. T saw them forge ahead and knew that r.ll was lost. All night I remained in my dugout, hoping vainly that something would happen that would permit mo to rejein my army. This morning your troops found mc and lure I am, after four years .if lighting, a prisoner. " 'Yesterday I knew that th fr?t

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! we would have to put up the hardest ' ficht of the war. The first division :r ; is wonderful and th German armv E ! knows it. I 'We did not believe that within . . ? ..15 J .

I!.e years trie .Americans coaiu u-- j E j wlop a division such as this first division. The work of its infantry :

and artillery is worthy of the best E 1 armies of the. world.' " E; Piles Ciirctl In fi to 11 IU ! Tlraeeists refund monov if PAZO

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