South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 97, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 April 1922 — Page 2

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1922 the railroad, and her letter, which reached us from Moscow, told of the necessity of starting feeding at once JAPAN-CHITA WAR GIRL'S DIARY OF RUSSIAN FAMINE REVEALS PLIGHT '5 rf tkfrr. arriv.l. h v.krgr t ikn -v.-.r. ,1 WA fr.r th" p:rht-bour rt:n. N'crou Fky wer.: out at one by th T ihk Mr - ow V.x re-a to crot tw o : rh-- ';rs -a';-.: h h i-l broken t-kA.n. ar.,1 ke- iut can-.o in now '-.th tk-rr.: ?n tkv n:en will lead th to r ; r ' r . ' i ' r (Cobalts Jf asfjton STATISTICS : v.Et VT.RA WINSTON BREWING, BORAH ; SAYS IN ATTACK' i:riLii.ci n:ii.MiTs. T'.vo-story : r-i ra -iw, r llir. -'s: .v. v.a t.. j. t:. ;'rhirt. -irr.dte 1 r. t $3,:)0. S-f-; -r dr., CoIpirt raKy '' .. $3.v- -.- t o r y f r "1 r-. o x e ! ! i r. ; s t 7 '5 K. I)ur:l ,!'.-., i;.'cr;'-' Aul. .). 1:. Cinpau Ft.. J. K. i;.-ir. !.:::, ?..:'''". I'- r'alvert Ft., Olprt 1 1,1.1 ol IM.IICiN PFW ' M !' ka i V A ;: . '. --!..r. - ! cir.r.o rarrv t ! f ; to 'tS''1 r'i!v-u'r 1 -.', wrk. w;h thin? .it--l chocolate, in ! v .ir-1 try. ' r 1 1 5-.:t iri : i i 1 : i tr. rarr.ir.ir, ar.i w hnp to pull out f a o . Ouaker Relirf Worker Tells "y contrast with hcrr. we lead a i i , . t " i r .Si i,,V . . L t . . . . 1 Malm itVpuMif an Maintains I h.it Japan'- Arc Inciting Far Fa-t W ar. of Pitiable Condition in Stricken Nation. i-: tr.at in ''omparijon with partan of the r-s'T rr-rr'.! vr.::h t . ..:. 9 r;5o: :;?, l ut it i a luxury to j norn-.ir.y . ., : r y : ' tk tyri of life which w all h-ess-M t" k iv - r: -; r.l-'.-ut up. Srarrelv a 'lav croc s by ST.-1 m '..- o r. . v. . r: v;i:.' ? . : k-;- k::t ai'l 1 rt . fT 1 -rf :".' : 4. -a

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in'.pre.-.lons of (.onditions affe'-tin 1 ftvrry morning1 the human bol!s ; alar.,; ;n a enc ir.r.-r W- l-. o ;.-- 2 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 starving and sour.-r-af-; which hav. frozen to death ntu?t bo : our our. nuj plv 0i flo.'r a-. ! 1 ?k-- , fee ted people art- jetted doun in i ; carried away from the entrance?. J own r-rod tat!:-:- the. ts.. ,i of , ' diin.'. prfr.ttil l;er with for th . "Ever, from a!iir,? tnoe who !jav 1 h lutad of th.s ou:vr. . .m ' 'r "," flr.vt tim.'. M;s H'.irkv ra-k.- ! th" heen all nigrht in th station, heated I '1 v:n; in th- k- r- ,r i kfamire area in tho Volqra in mid- only by. human warmth., bodies art'li'- the r,-a i;a?tn-.--ut. . ' .- Dcf mhf r and is in ' h ir- f di?- taken of the.-, who hav e, di-'d of s t.r'n.- to this lorui -tulf. i

tribution of Quaker relief in one of | starvation or cold. The cemetery it- | Keeping Warm.

thf .rt ions cf tho DuzuUr. district, a ghastly plae. where bod it-? ,, kr.w th.it r.cur.-h:r.r '--.1 ; ... . Hc-r diary follow?: pilrd up in trenches lik j?o much ! not slf-indt:li7r.'-". bu. a' -.vol . .. .. "Wo wer pulled Into Iiuzt.kik In eordwood, and the nakel bones of j r.eoe.ity in th. confldr:r . :' o a - . the small hours of the morning one thf, hodi-"s make tho fimile all th ! jflvs as ma hlras whloh .n o- 'v V -

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Tili; RADIO. ! Sine--! Fa put in the radio have j a lot of fun. ! hut!o to my room upstairs as soon n-i supprks done J Ar.d Fa h tinkers with th disc? to tft it loud and clear.

.oi id.ii.i'MH ! I'd and Flam .ay ; Th-n si'.'.s: "Wait ju-t a minute (i.-ix 'umhin' in 'I Iii.-. J ro,v, irf'.- nntnin? vet to hear. Charm in;,- inwn. . ! (jh, now itks rnaiing! Sinc there! Tho km. ta.nar-r town draped j Now dori't you move a thin?, up on on- hip lias com into it.15! ay Ma, tins a marvelous age, a own. and append in many lovely J ladki ?oin? to hln!" versions t'oth for rxnii.sr and aft- I

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week at-'o. our car hitched to the. tad rruor, jn pile is now visible a of a freight, and we are still hare ;a quarter-mil away. The clothing- i? our houseboat cm rails. Our ki.-t always stripped front the bodies, for move was only a yard or so to g. t o js too pjocious to be lost, into th" lea of a warehouse and we, "ChiMrvn Tnt on Wvpinsr.M had frozen co fast to the. rails in even "Fut wors. even that the dead tho;o few hours that a locomotive bodies, left sometimes for days couldn't mov us. and it hid to back 1 rozn jn th snow, are the walking off and give us a kick. Kven then p ; skeletons, w ho toter about from roasted, as tho wh.e. is didn't mnft house to hou? hoping to find enough at all. ' to live on for another day. The. chil-

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give th miximum of V v w - - ing kept in oon.dltlon. The tac : ot equipping th interpreters -..'. clothing which ii warm era- :;. . . been a hard on, but th ; ". . k : :' of drawing upon th. re!if ck-thir.g h-is helped a bit.

"It did m t tak u 'or.g to adopt)

the custom of this country a.i 1 sk i with doors and win. lows shu and a tiro going. We a re b-ar:ting o

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"This business of rookm?. livin V(.n Phow bare skin as th.ey trot on smell an open door fnV'-i il rn.'s receiving caller?, running an ohkr e j weeping- with th coj .There aro r.ot i awiy .iust lik a Hus .- la n do e.s A and housekeeping frir a unit cf 13 crowds of these, but iut a few here ! mil" between house- and wark.ous

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.wnons Acnrir miss stom: o

!-!" Jar "in.? t;'.'-r hod.s and hoids th-Tl jt: .1 i ; -i r. ar- nor applying to j ku-. in territory tacti-s which they Ik-,.; ., p plied to China.

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SOVIET WILL LIVE

l i'.v. I f ba-ref"! o dl-' kar- ' nii ar nrav a f r won; an

M;.- i-,tore w i.s led to an a tit'-- ! roo.-a I v her af.rer;y and two mat- t . T, . ron nf P 1 V r o ) t'rf ii;l Si' ! ' O 'C Til 111 C II t IS i O t hlHlaiinCT-

bioked ten ye. i rs yi-ur..'. r fa in -!.! ii I w:v-n sh- appeared on th -a it - j

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sho wer.- '. hr wutli ik avers. "I'm th- happb'.-- worn in In th-

cl Iiv Foes W ithin Food

Scarcity is Great. ir. . tffi:sii:lf. WASHINGTON. April . "Th" S.'iV !! i-.iVi iiiiv.f rif i in no dinirer

u,,rl!-" :L- 1 frvf' v ! from its opiM.m-ms nuthin Kus.-ia. It mm no -a. I .an k whr I p.- .,- L t , ..,.;.,, support, ami all At list th." su.'Pse N over." ;.af;ltivo :inl ,nt.-rpri-e ar enTh.e n.nron ;hn f ur:;. "I .ar hr . ,iM(,,, ;., fh s -,viMj fo,, .-. In th. perKcn-ii ir "l-r-'ini. '. Ma s S'-n - o,-,.,,-,. .;.-,,nt tlu-r is nM'lir cnergv

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a i ; r.or n-r il for-e." Tlr.'t i; tli i'pinion brraight ba-k addd "1 Wasb.ingt. n by II. Y. Tru'-sd"l!. t..- ir.en.N . , j ,, vi.fr: forn-.rlv with

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at.' is har!o irar. Navy rr-p j Yn;ip turn comes next ar.d itr'?

forma the medium, and the blow?" and Md" panel are heavily' embroidered in silver. The drapd skirt is he'd up at th left hip by a buckle af .'diver. Another attraktiv feature is .seen in the long. fiarrd .''ceves. which -xend from a droppe-1 .-houklr line. They exploit the new s!ve silliouette, tight aboe th elhow and flaring beneath.

Uo; don't juniji around that way, I want to har th orchestra it's just l.ejrun to play, I wash you children wouldn't fu.--?. I'm sure I ear; not hear Wh.ilo you a- fi-ying all th tim. to snatch i from my ear."

in a fquare. boxcar, wherein flan,i there looking almost like strag

also sleep. Is rlos. work, and wft lerp from an army: and we wonder have learned much. The kirk frotn j w.hich of them may k stark dead at the engine upfet the soup, but it j the roadside he for night, nothing but one seat and the side of i "Doris Whit, is ftill at the first a fur hat; but presently th tea-1 0utpo?t. which sh a nd Murray Kenwater w as also upset, a nd it wash? d j -worthy opened 4ft miles south of the soup off th fur hat. and so we ; are all tidy again. j "On Sunday Miriam West and ij

moved out in the night ami slept up in rooms in th town, which, the Mission has taken for its headquartei . For two nights we slept in real hone st-to-goodness beds. How is that for a record of the last three weeks? Take warning, all ye who com, into

seems m.ost inconvenient at tir.if s. but it has th advantage, of forcing ome exercis in the open. T'-.e - short hours of sjnlUht nr" cf brk-

liant beatity. th plains s'retchin c away like th sea to th south, arc. ; Tr'er th.en to th north thr is a lira- of' ' irren.

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dan". Is

CHARLES SCHRADER

inn Fa takes up tho thing awhiK i Ku.sia and bring nlong all the bed?

and says: on. thats just uml Redding you hope to us. Also r,'ir! bring somo magic powder to lay a A m.in is. telling stories tiow. You ! iittlo ring nil round your camp on the

tMus wan nave to wait. 'floor, and say an incantation over it

us wonneiiai to tninK his voire is ; hffor c,, ,ftire. or elso you may

Moating in the air

And peopb- virtincr in thir homes can hear if everywhere

Und that you ar a 'host in yourslf.' Movrd From I?ocai.

The reason w moved from tho

Charles Schrader, 59 years old, re- | All right, all right! It's your turn | boxcar for those two nights was that

siding five mils lairthe.ea of North

Liberty, di' d sudd, niy Thurs-l-ivj

now. lertaips this man wilFthf, (jpctnr found that Nancy Dabb. t ' a i ' h l : . . r , (V,a tli-ct V.Att Ali c It a 1 f '

morning at his lau,,. . d' .atli h ivir.g i ou youngsters how yn should be- ; nf Ar t!v clocet laid more than the

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-hae. A parson's preach."

'flu.' It is typhus, and as there Is no ; hospital in Tuzuluk w e planned to : bitch this car fo a westbound train

Fa put that radio in for m at stjand have he.r in Samara the next, he toll me e-o. a,,. TLoranr., n-r bidden move in1

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Trij. .b -caws of 'af.- in Iiu.-sia,

r. are s-"s '' as rlowin: .1 -

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t k ?t f i i s a uoo 1 corld vi-t "

ti:xa. orrmnisr

if an oi:';m1 r pr-.-ent.iti-o of th

1 !:.-it c,n j I "All i:u.--ki:i S. - i.-t l'e. .pb-'s Kon;i r. ; '.. .- 1 1 1 ; t," ) .it tinu s w as waak ! from t.t.brn' airishiiaa.t . i alhaii"' anil ISrt'ail.

I k- 'i f a ora- period of "0 day.-.

TU ROWS UOl SE

on 11 . 1 ix- an

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F.t

turned to his saat, at d wi'ian 1 laint.'e- '.v a.- making poaa- of .-r ; on th.e J ' .i'ooi.ii . . ' dob. ir r Ik irrv

lt.g ap.prpr: it:ons for .i ; a r t - ranf.s of ja-ai.-e .in ! s'a.". C'r." f t h. trv.'ti la'- p-; iin-b f. r Mr. (k'-a's ? p. .- n was th" ch.irg th.-'i Mr. I'lant'-n. .n p-ibk-n

t Ut a... r S'ju i.d:. was laait. d to o;a

ild a,t a!', t!

Th bread ration

pound a day. On

re-ult. d fr.an a brk f ilina.- wath a;

complication of dk-. a.- s. IF- was born i.-ir North Liberty, Tune s. and had liv d in that vi.'initv all his life. ! is survived

by his wife. Llizabeth. on- son.. Al- U it s really mme or not is some- tn(? night, with the baggage of all b. rt. livin-r at the je r.-n.t a 1 liorc.e and thintr I don't know. j 10 cf us and the foodstuffs for F:uby the following broth- rs and s;tf-r?: j 'r'z Fa lie wards it all himslf. to : 7.uh,k and th household reiuiprnent ; Ik Ii. Shra.b-r. of South F-erd. H-nry ke.ar th- funny thirds. ' for th1 f-Ve units about to open. ' Shradr, of Missouri. Iked Shia.br, ; An' Ma must he aril th concerts Once at th house we had to or en .

of North Lioerty. Mrs. .lames Ho,-:.-. xuroun wnoi some great artist ; th fo0(1 . ana surn'.v of them

-y- j to send up with Nany I-'abh and a.

i'.jr wian T!a- parson starts to taiK o n Se I fi ? h n e s s a n ' i n , Fa say.-: "Now it has come th" timo for you to listen in."

of Champion, Neb., and Mrs. Rudolph Sellers, of Granger, Ind. Funeral services will be held Sat-

urday afternoon, at 2

o'clock from

the residence.

Burial will be in

Sumpton Prairie cemetery.

GEORGE EDWARD ALLEY. George Edward Alley, 302 Lincoln way E., died Thursday morning at 11:45 o'clock at his residence. He was bom in Summittville,

Ind.. I).--c. Is i, and w a

' ! vears ot ag

sui-in-a-r S'liiash lei , citv ono 'ear, having come h,r

" opyright. ir2 2. by Edgar A. Guest.

nurs to supp'uT tneinseits at uis hospital. "No train came th nxt morning either way, as everything was snowed up: so the day was spent In

findintr a room for an isolation ward

To Honor Former Pastor , j in the rooms meant for a few people t. n ; a- . ' and which wero housing a mob of us. At Dedication Services , u waF lmpo,,iblo to Pecure other Dedjeatioa of a nw . hureh s:gn,rooms m th village, for the town of in memory cf the Kto Rev. John D. i 5 r-n 0 now houss "5.000, and sora" Meyn. will mark the evening service P1'rts of it are mined since the Deni-

II" had live 1 in this ! ;lt th. Lnmanuel M. Ik church Sun- kln c,irnpaign went across this ells-

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uM h.-'d. F.ut I -dk. n found that i fr,,nl Xr-w York. Ho married Ml. ' lUv- -AI''n- :n "h'" honor the a-i- I had ! t .- n .il I on id of this I t,-,Mv IIa-. -r-- in t 1,,,,-ik M"h :b,'ird has been erected, was pastor

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up. but

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It tilled on

d.dn't -at!-fy.

"In. :a r'hei n lius.-ia. v-n in P-.- : i ! :.nd Mos.aav." Tru- sd.ell I y ' th" i". .r' living "ltef y

Aug. 1.', F'Jl. Lkshhs lii.s wife a!' " lI" "tl uuwm- ,ra- jears .-iter. Mrs. II. V iMs 'I. s,rviv.-s I"1 1:,"C151 Representatives of

Funeral arrangements have md i J,1 ,',l!," "lu i'r "lu ar in-

l.....,, a.-t..a i "i-M.-es

six men of the unit live, had to h evacuated and their belongings taken to th dining room. We hated to do it in their absence, but we rolled up heir bedding and effects and plant-

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tl e s,.lt:.":.-r:. r.- ra r-.- ord -h--c. I It had v er r; o d- r .v ff o:;. Phi! . -

cup m id from

ra.r - a nd cook.-d grains and tea. kiki.i. v r.nai is . 1 r i I grains, charily

ke a, rk-y an "I milk t. I- the stapl

" . t "-!. on hi.- income tax. we'd h.av to bu.ld '

1 1 1

"There i- mm h :i' tual .-t a rva ' mr a lo of nfw jail Rep. undernoiir i.-h'.a-nt ami h 1; r. "er 1 . -

rAT-:i:YRoiYs doinc; ir. If it were a gain -a th law to sus

pect your neighbor of holding out

w ha-:

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laa-a rak I my sc , was hungry: ' of rh" f im" I oi in Ru-.-ia." :

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