South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 94, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 April 1919 — Page 8

ri:ii.Y i; j:inc;, aprii j, ioi! THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES GEHMUI STRIKES FOLLOW LULL OF SHORT DURATION U.SJIRS1ILL dent of the Illinois district of the United Mine V'orkers of America. Mr. Farrin.Ton made the statement in explaninc th objet of the In America, Mr. Farrinpton aid. lie added that only through nationalization of mines could a sixhour day, a he-day work wet-k and increased. w-cs he hrot;rht about. i o mm STAWD BY BRITISH thre principal recommendations re- ! eontly rmboidtd in tlie report ot the peneral pedicy rommitee of the I.ND"N. April 4. (Vorman I'nited Mine Workers .which call for , t"'"Ps are resisting a hoNhevii; ofincrased wjc?--, shorter hours and j tensive in T'at Frnsia. according nationalization of mines. The no. ! to an Kx hn;e Telegraph di.patch Don't lmt a quwk drtr. Oftrtorlnc lUttM-ie I I'rtlon with 1. SHAFFSTALL BATTERY SERVICE 10 . tonrir t.. utli IW-n.l. lnil I.VDIAXAPOMS. Ind.. April . American miners will stand 'shoulder to shoulder" wi'h th- ui-.ner of Great Pritain on th question of wages and r orpins tonlitions. according to Frank Farrinstor., presi emmend ttious. which were mad :uFrank J. TIays. international president, serve as notice to the United I dated Wt dnesdiv in Herlin. trans mitting reports received there. States frovernra-nt as well as th :; There are twice ns i.nny rdind British Kovernnp-iit iiat !;e a ti.'ude , pcop in Ku'-.-m rs in the wh.nl of of Great Hritair. miners is reiU-cted j the r-st of Kurope. Trouble Was Alwavs Just Bo- j neath Surface, Despite Apparent Quiet.

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vlcfH roncefniiiir lh fi ;htins? a' J Frankfort and th- r.i'.fw.il of th'1 strike in HTlin, ''onf'.rm fh- irnnre': -' non prevailing In C'-r'n; ny ni ! time aso. that th" lhn romp.ir.T-, live lull in th" nn ni t it ion.- of in-d'iitri.-I di;-.rd-r am! r' V -l'Jtionary , violence and j il 1. tr.- ;y th rah'r -a iv,n only temporary, j Germany n.is af th it time fairly t o.u:t. the only important exception j b-d.nij ;i strike in the - i rnm n d in r"- , Kion. The Alanh l:v-;in rtion inj Uerlin ;md tlw di -t urb.- in rentral Cifrm iny and in K.i:-t l'ru-.-i i i has been Mippr-"d; t h :!.iin- .: disorder w;is nniy t'i i-.. rir.r in th-! .Silesia roa 1 fi"M". wild' order wis' 1 i n ma i nti ir.- I in I I " - - i : ! and other ritie. (r:i rlv .-cenes of!

Spirt acan upi -.int's, and t;.- sociilj.t proletat hit ' I'.iv.trii. .i!th"iu;h running atfuirs in th it t ; t u ith. i? rci:,irl to tli- Mitr.il u-'nniiüi'-nl W' l- net SM-kini: any oci amn cd"

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r.t.andant j I iliti if tr..uM.. ' pliotompfjs Ill'Jstratinj: the secüe;

Th- ma of (,! iii.i n work-: jr, i A,,,i,in . . ',. , , .. . ,! n LonduD wtieu el0U3 noting oe-lr.tnt-n. i.i rt leu !.i rly tin- inarri' d 3 men. wih t work. .t l? l : n hiuh -"rreil recently in which American u-:.K..s ar, c r...ntly daand-j ,aiIors flnd soWiers amj Austraiur, -1 to in th rismtr ..-t ot food An -n-rk' tu- S j - a r t . t 1 1 1 mir. oni;. - British soldiers took part le and tin- younc, pi . d-s. Imv .- trouble u su,posed to h 8tarted Vr, ;ir' roil.-1 i nt iv i.iij-ii,,' troiil'l'' and pro.., hit, t; i,-, r do. trin. -- when a inemb-fi- of the American

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member of the London MetropoIHrn u,.s I rar K.nlXals , roli,e j.,, an(J Austraj, ()l I liH factory own rs f iid tint t ! ' radicul minority t:iil!,i airain ih.ni- liei'3 took tlje VL Of the American inato th. ir f.-Uou .f .o n Mrik-. antf then tlic fun bcan. Tho nolicu a4 -.il!od nnih-r ji ;.:r i. u circi m - . .-tan. !. particular!- as th. r. ucr.- a . rued the rioter, with their batons, munU-r of ,- ,-si id i dimc.ts. j Crack'.-d a few lavnls and landed s-v known ol ! t t i v 1 as ' l.i l.kra Id ( . plantr. uli. r.- th- u-n kmca w d. oral of tlie tro-ibicinakers behind larjfply Spartacan. u h cnld l-c ' orison bars.

count-! on to Ki- m satisfactory imijul' to a . nial strike hy jroinpr iu a body at a i:ivMi si-n-,?. Fac.tor' owners and ntln-rs in rlos touch with induMiaal conditions rfTiud tin distribution of American f'd supplies at reasonable prio.-s as the only possibility of mastrrinff the strike iaopnnnt, reestaldishinL' indu-tr i.tl orb ! and stimulating pr.-d iction. Wit'j the workmen able to 'my with their wapps the rircf..i r food. the may he able to shake od' the inilacnco of th radicaM. Without this oo-dbil-

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meat ration of from four to svon l"w,'r of a strong war povernmrnt

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distribution of bread was slightly

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still f un t ionine; efficiently.

ins or 40 marks per day, had been spendine: a clay's wapres for a pound of lard, pork or beef. The more unfortunate middle class

the peace conference and the press reports from time to time of decisions adverse to Germany, had produced a very pessimistic sentiment and jus; as the government representatives talked of refusing to

otherwise th-- rationing machin- j n,rm- "n a -sniMl IIXHl salary, wnsj a humiliating treaty, so many erv h.oi l in:eh broken down. eith r i UIlabI to tinance such luxury ex- j publicists and rren in various walks on arooimt of e xhaustion of sup-' rln on th' rarost occasion. Hoth j of iife har hepun to argue the adpli' s or inability of a weak govern-1 of Uu'se rla t the end of March j visahility of casting over the west rnenr to enforce the purrhasing rep-! fo,,nd that' vrn al 5,1011 xorbitant and coming to an understanding tilations wni h had been beyond the Prices nothing was to be obtained. with bolshevist Russia. The lonf wait for the decision of,

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pletely into the uonuna tnui rtf the extremists.

Shortage of oal.

The industrial situation N roni - p plicated by a sj1(,r taLr'- f coal and j w raw matetials. i'.ototi.s arc van - 1 ning only tive la-- w . 1c on a j short schedule of bo If.-. Should ', pj the coal product i(Ui b incaasod ' and t r.T osport a ij. .i i . . , ; a . v I tloie would be a far - -t t : outIo.d for jf industry. i 1

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What more appropriate for Friday, or at any time during the Lenten season.

h than fresh ocean fish. Car will open this morning at 6 o'clock. Contains

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POLLOCK MARKET COD STEAK COD HERRING WHITING SILVER HAKE BOSTON BLUE FISH

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At o o'clock Friday morning another car will be at the track, containing Mack-

l) ercl and Salmon, at 15c lb.

UR reputation zd as roasters of good coffee? and your grocers reputation for selling good coffee depends on our keeping Golden Sun up to the standard. Peddlers luve no such motive. Th ey a re here today and gone tomorrow Wools on Spice Co. Tbl e do, Ohio

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Remember the location Lafayette Blvd. and Lake Shore Tracks, just south of

j Windsor Hotel. You can see the big sign.

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You can also obtain these fine fresh ocean fish at the following dealers:

Brenflcck's Sanitary Market, Main and Colfax.

Woodka Bros. Market, llSS.Michi ran St.

Lincoln Wav Cash Grocery and Market, 1539 Lincoln Wav West. ' John Baumgartners Market, 2119 V. Washington Ave.

Conscientious Clothes. Service

Abaolute Satlffaxtlon Guaranteed

Specialising Poelety llrand Clothes Stetson Murtinell Crofut & Knapp Hat Manhattan shirt Arrow Collam

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New Sprin

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there isn't any doübt about THAT once you SEE them. It's a display of unprecedented scope in this store THAT'S saying much. But more than that, they're

and that tells you all you need to know to make sure of everything you want in clothes

It Int ncpsf.irv fnr real to. know ery much aNout th New Hat Styles

t- be sure cf bein ny libly. correctlj hattc-d just "joit jr.nr bp.icl In our Land.'' hr are th newpst ptylf-s in St t'-n. Mar-tlnc-11. Dh'hla A II ierial hat.; nwc-st cnlor, tr n T:.... $3.oo to 5io w Derby Ha . New ( apt, MIL Hat.

There's only one sure way mothers can know how splendidly prepared we are to render ervice in the matter of

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HU'l that 5s. to roruc ami see ll'n n sisnifi'-ant fat that tiiotlicrs ati.l !.vs are -minjr In greater tiuiiilt-rs this sfrin? than tvor hefore: that'- pretty t;rod vi.leno r.f tmperi.ir quality, value a tul servlf-e in the past. vTliy"ro fitrlins th hprin .lispl.-iys larger, more varied tliair c-vc-r ffnrWe know the values nre surh (and we're trying to serve in sm.1i a way that nxt oa"ii nill rill greater niiii.ln-rs sivkin? the servi'-e of tl.e Adler brothers Shop. Suit. TMeo.it f(r the My fret:-; '2 to f years; Hats, Caj s and every kin-' f f urnistiiu irs. Taster and Confirmation Outfits s;.i i lizc-d. H'hen hrs 2 yrar. eid hrin? hii.i to Adler's.

absolutely faultless (and exclusive style) ; wide variety of the finest fabrics, and choicest weaves and colorings; dependable tailoring; a perfect fit; the assurance of allwool and a double guarantee (the maker's and ours) of 100 satisfaction. (Our windows tell the story in details). Evervthincr that's new is here Suits, Topcoats, Raincoats Models, stvles, sizes for everv man and young man. $25, $30, $35, $40

Saturday w'H .h,w nm v-ry special fentim-! in New Easter Silk Ties

Ki'h. luxurious Silks l:i b'a'Miful new rteiyns that "ail" .t.ind ri.any tyinus and look l-rit

$1 to $3

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r.i? values

Ntv How Tie fl.Oi). SpringWeight Underwear in Juc-t the rit'ht w-i(rU f-r warmer d.iys jth.-td Vnir, fooper. Mans'-o ji r . J U. '. -all readv -rilil.ed rm ! athl' ti" t.yles l.i!;,r g -$1,50 tO S7 make. t'"i w w w ' -Neu l.ir.lmtlan Shirt., soft ollr. Ilo.lrrv. Ol" . I ittCIlM.

Anything ri rnicht 'c rite rem-rn!n th- t-eauty, n".vro-.-i nl u'. t r.i- r i r r.o--of the new jprir.;r styl' wejp! rmt "fell the Ktory" half s vd! ;i e-jr s t r t ti cf beautiful window diplay. are telling it. .e. thn;.

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South Bend's Leading Mens and Boys' Apparel Store Since 1884

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BOSTON FESE PEISE CO. BOSTON, MASS.