South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 290, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 October 1919 — Page 20

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SIBERIA THREATENED WITH TYFHUS EPIDEMIC

OMSK. Tu .-day. S f. Siberia il.r ."!:-. l with ope of history'. it: tjh::s epidemics, accordr.L' ti r ports re'jVcd here from

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Steel Mill Heads Believe . Strike is Virtually Over

Ccroncr Pronounces It Suicide, But People Secure Evidence.

CHICAGO. Oct. 17 Steel mill of-, tlon following an apnea! by orpanlz-!

r.. j- r ..f St. I.uk-V. h.y;ital. Tokio t:i:i a at C.iry, Ind.. Thursday cx-!oJ labor to Secretary of War Daker'

r.rrwI t ho nn:n on that ihr itrilt

Into the Gary region.

was virtually enciru ana maae pre

r.'iw .! ni mb.-r "f the American !:! Cn-vs. who, it h a party f the it 1 ("if v-;. has 1 rr in w.-trn Sii r i.i f'.r s;v months.

parations for building up a new or-

Thf .-Li-- s of typhus anions Sibe-; panization. They declared there was

i;. in tr'-"p siri'-f Jan. 1, ;if online a surplus of labor in ome de

t- Ir. T-u-r. have u :irr-at od merits. l.'nion leaders disputed

ri-TMOT'TH. In. I . fir?. iivid Ved. of '.r.-rn n nnd f. .r::ir marh?.l of th at jda . is n r.al her charged with rn :rdr in thfirst dri.'rr.-. Wee, js h;. r.-d with murderinir Alfred Nuf r .it hi- h r i at Prem'-n last D'horn''. r. Ms:ry Furrour.de. 1 the ioVr.: !. ith of Mr. N'ufer wh' n his bodv v..s found m

1 -i. -jO. and dnco July 1. 40.00i. N v as-s now numt.tr thousands dail v.

accuracy of the claims made by the steel officials. They also hepan an effort to establish the independence

All the r sourr. s (, the disinfoc- ! of the union forces from the radi-

ti.Ti hosidtals are overwhelmed and i cals.

f v. r is rapidly spreading I Maj. Thomas R Crockett, head of

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th barnyard of his h.-.,- u

razor lyinc r.e ar hit;, A oroii r's inquest was held ai.d 1 1 4 d 1 declared a, R'liride. liremm People An.i!-!. Fince the verdi t of th- ..rou.-r's court the people of I ire men i came tlissatisrlcd with tliM d'c; and procured eidenre on which the defendant, David Weed, was hound ovrr to the Marshall circuit cr urt. i harmed with murdering Mr. X .if. r. The trial is causing immer.-.- interrt throughout the cuiinty and many vltnees are pr.-ent from (lerrnan township, amor;? whrnn are the. followintr: Henry Klin S..m derber, II. Sarber, Mo-e I'.rown. 1'hilip Warner. .fi Iitty. 'liy..r; Huff, Othal Huff, Isaiah K'nol,l.,.k and wife, Melvin Stuekey and wife. (leorK'e Cireen and wife and Ian Jlaas and wife. TlW; time of the court was spent Wednesday in impanelling a jury for tiie r;.s' which is i.eitu: tri.-d before Judjfe S. X. Stevens. Attorneys for thr state are McKesson. Marsh and Kitch and Attorneys Martindale and Martindale anI I'n(,'or and f'nderwihkI are reprr sentincr tile defense.

arnon the healthy soldiers and the j

civil populations of western and middle Siherla. IIv mid-winter the epidemic is expected to reach enormous proportion-?.

the local branch of military Intel

licence, is in Gary making a thorough investigation of the alleged radical plots. lie is said to have been detailed to make an investiga-

John Titzpatrick. chairman of the

national steel strike committee. I Thursday declared that "the reports!

pnrt-lthat radicals are running the strike A i the! are absolutely untrue." The day.

was quiet throughout the unicago

district except In South Chicago H where police officials fired on two,'

negro employes of the Illinois Steel . I

company, who were going to work; in an automobile. The ofrlcers said! they thought the men were auto--mobile bandits. !

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New Blouses The kind vou will like to wear. A smart new line of georgette blouses in a variety of light and dark colors, embroidery and bead trimmed. Priced at . . . $5.00 to $15.00 All Wool Serge Middies, in navy and red, at I $6.95

New Skirts In the popular plaids and plain colors, in a variety of new fall styles. Misses' Plaid Skirts at $5.95 and $6.95 Women's all wool Plaid Skirts at $15.00 Women's and Misses' navy and black serge Skirts from $5.00 to $9.95

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Others from 110 to ?G5.

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The Queen Anne table as shown can bp had in either a round or oblong top shape. The round table. 51 inches wide with an extension to six feet in

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