South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 289, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 October 1920 — Page 17

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fHE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMEü

ntTDAY MORMXG, OCTODnil 15, 1920.

Flags of German Empire Raised Over Htm Capital

Oi-EX XEIT HOSPITAL FOR WOUNDED YANKS

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In an automobil r.nd the ackr.owb c dprr.cn returned. In tho hotel thrc wer rr.ar.y hand Fh.ikir.fs between the r.rit'sh and Ib.1 Orrnans and the personal r-rvants of the British Fai l their 1 r rtr d pood-byes, onr r.f thrn f -f-pir.tr. Many of th off!cfrs dclarrd th-y really wcrr sorry to b'avo for thdr work hid boon picasant and the peopir friendly. Th IVrnr-h. ncralrst whom thp cnt'.mnt w im frank '.y hostile, held few leavetakings. A r.umbr-r cf German pirls kic?d srm' of tho ofr.cprs pood -bye at the r-'tntlon and waved t'iern a Ion? farewell. Major F''hocnberff. head of the Knut Prussian security police, did not tke the c ommunists efforts t riou!y. Ho .-ald thf-r1 were only four hundred rommunUts in Allnntein 'ind while all of them po.-sr-s.sed runs tlulr r.arns were known and they r-ouTd always be controlled by th po'.irr-. rü'.rp had thr. narnr-s of virtually all radirals in Kast Pru?-.-la. bf- nai l, r-xfp't in sorno of t!iborder Iowas whr-ro thT is ron-H.d-rard" rorrimr rce with th bolshevik!. In his opinion thf polloo rould Irmdle any situation brought about 1 v th" Kaet Prussian radicals.

Pi:RR.Y'ILLK. Mo.. Oct 14. A new povernment hospital for the treatment cf former soldiers rufforinc; from fhell shock has been opened here, by the United States public health service, with the transfer of 1G0 i-atients from th temjorary hospital at Cape May J. 2ptcUl carö and treatment of the mild types of mental disorders embraced In the term "fhell shock" is offered. In addition to the main buildinsr. home-like eurroundings are available In numerous Individual cottages. Tnr aro over 12.000 discharged soldiers, victims of shell shock and kindred disorders, under treatment at tho present time. 5.57S of whom arc in hospital oprrated by the public health service and the remainder in other hospitals where contracts provide proper care and treatment.

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS OF CANDY. On 5't'e Thursday, Friday and Saturday only for 40-50-60 cents a pound. 9269-16. Tire raiiLA.

srnciAJj. Two thousand pounds of fresh Jumbo peanuts, roasted by us. for 2 0 cents a pound. Thursday, Friday and Saturday only. 9269-16. THE PI IILA.

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YOUTHS ROB WEALTHY 11 OMEN OF $4,000 r.y Fr.ite l I'rp?s: CHICAGO, Oct. 14. Two youth? early today Jumped on the running board of an automobile, taking the wives of six wealthy Chicago manu-fv-turers home from a card tr;irne, forced the driver to run (he car to a park nearby and robbed the women of Jewelry and cash valued at J 4,000.

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L1L- " rriT Copyright 19:0 Hxrt Sclurlner & Mrx

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