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10000.
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1925.
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H[aLGtlitrte anlelaen!

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&1arcn $3.50; elm Get 2ofen
frei. 5ram s.. d., t304-t305
@. 81 @. Bldg, Gmab1.
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gNIEEz0IPIHTET1ITg
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Douglas Pap.
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Mitwirkung beim
Aufbau der Stadt

ti sm fHfitHii .kf disqualification mi afm
Nftm Hol'Nn Ht tf saHeH Etf#udln lasif4.
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icroW eo9tthiiitr, ptraroberif ibrc Nrubuitiaus.
ilaialcit b%cocutcrb into madiig b~r0etienor aHbautru
on otn Acini1mgs mo anogrm apparocd.
Ger 0crtbclmas fntren o6er Erntrefulation8.
itaiioucn prtoct aa pesihie0ehen 4unliei Der Staot
ct0blirt 8iclc tlfincre Acknowledgment im0 Ger.
bcierlmlcl luurocl genadt
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RntlltimI miro am bplrn 0ur1 rubiae. maiioring.
Idle arbeit melte itets oe 5ntereiien Der hm0en
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iiebGt.
lilies, mas Ole Gompaup eebraudt. mo mas
bierorts erbdltlih it, miro in Omaha g~efauft. Sin
grocer Sbetl oes in Observation-Disclosures uno
@erbeieruugcn a~ngtIeaten @eloes, 3niammen nit Der
9rokeu gUBnliite, fOmmt in %llmlani nub bleibt in Der
StaOt.
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aatumobiIe ~ Ocrfanfen.
@rDher gluto.g araain.

Stebens-D urpea 1909, 6 8pIfn.
Der, 30 Yferoefrdfte, 5 gaiiaaiere.
grauden ons @elO. $4,000
aoreiie: q POT Omaha 2ribiinc.
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GIinner's Glbbw MacarDni-6e al.
Ean @rOrers. @emaht iii Iebrasfa.
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Gritflaiige anitreiderarbeit uno Ia.
pejiren. angemeiiene 8reiie. ar.
belt gornntirt. S. Sicgel, 207
iiiol. 10. StrnBe, Douglas 1915.
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dorDs. Sapm0biIes, pDerIanbs.

ale Sorten eebrnu9te autog biI.
Ia 81 berfaufen. GdreiDt ueaen
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Reparaturen in Der beitansgeitatteten
Merfitott peitlid bon Chicago. Ga.
rontiren unicre G1lting @eIbina.
Gragt na9 Soften. Gcntes MOtur
Gar So, t415 Dodge Gtr1be,
Omaha, Nebr.
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auIer 1889: SnO. a.tss4.

8. ". Sturses, gotentmtrolt
SAG 9rnnoeis T5enter gIba..
gbone. z. 1859.
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Gs be5obIt fi6, in ben naIaI.
fii5irten An3eigen" Der GribIne 81
onucHHeiren.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06
DANISH THE IDEA
THAT MEXICANS ARE
COWARDLY CUSSES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
ed on the United States side Of the
border for several months, he decided
to take another whirl in the fighting
in Mexico. One dark night he and
five followers left El Paso and. cross
ed the Rio Grande a little east of
town, killed two Mexican federal
guards who attempted to stop them.
went south into the state Of Chihua-
hua, lighting as they went, capturing
arms and recruiting men to follow
him.
After getting an army OF several
thousand men and boys together, he
decided 70 take Juarez. With 1000
soldiers he captured federal train
and started north. At each station he
made the operator a prisoner, putting
his own man at the key.
He sent several messages to Gen.
Castro, the federal commander at
Juarez, telling him Of the train com
ing, but always signing a federal
officers name.
At Juarez Huerts's federals were
having a merry time. Dance halls
and gambling hiuses were doing a
great business. Villa arrived at the
depot. right in the heart OF town, I'M
loaded his troops, and would have
taken the city without shot had it
not been for the accidental discharge
OF a boy soldiers rifle as they were
marching down a back street.
The alarm given, it Was case OF
fight il out. The federals only num-
bered about 500, and Gen. Castro ana
about 100 of his men ran away early
At the old federal barracks moro thar
so federals lost their lives, fighting TO
the last. These brave Huerta men
would not surrender and every one
was killed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06

1t is not generally known, but it is
a fact, that sheriff's posse Of 1000
men has been organized in this city.
each man given a number and orders
TO report at assigned stations in the
event of an outbreak. The signal is
the city fire whistles.
You know, there are at present
$4,000 Mexicans in FL Pas0 and they
have threatened that if the United
States should intervene in Mexico
they will sack the town
Gen. Villa has been reaping a har-
vest at Juarez. He has collected (2l
nearly 100000 since he captured the
town.
Just the same, this man Villa is .
fighter and game.
And don't you ever get the idea in
your head that these MeX.cans are
cowardly ours.
They are not They are born fight
ers; courageous and reckless. They
lock death in the eye with grin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06
%poh0gkCO7g The Latest Standing of The Co~4oo&
/kSAGz1lZss1 Schools in Our Popuar-Schoo[ OOElGSSG

pretty good line on the workers
through their organizations. but
where each emplOye is shifting for
herself the matter Will be more diff
cult"
The report blanks to be used by
the commission are those prepared
with the assistance Of Miss Ober-
naUer.
They will inquire into the various
kinds Of competition among en-
plOyes and the effect upon the
physical and nervous system. as we'll
a sthe necessities Of the employer,
blank lines being also left tor re-
marks. Wage scales are also 10 he
inquired into. conditions Of sanitation.
air. heat. water and safety appliances.
In addition 10 the distribution ~
these blanks, the commission plans 10
do some work in the line OF personal
investigation, in which neither en-
ployer nor employe viii be asked 20
cooperate, in order that first hand
knowledge may be had 20 assist in
drawing right conclusions from the
returned blanks.
We intend" says Chairman
CRUDE. that the next legislature viii
have some real scientific information
10 draw upon. when the question of
efrht hours for women comes Up
again"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06
TO ASK EMPLAYERS
AND EMPLOYEES AS
TO WOMEN'S WORK

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
for the labor Investigating commits
sion empowered 10 go into the labor
situation over the state, gather data,
and make recommendations 20 the
next legislature looking 10 the pas
sage of a scientific labor bill
Limited TO Possibilities.
I'VE can scarcely expect 10 cover
the whole ground. said Chairman
CRUDE saturday with the blanks
we have, we can only put 1t up 10 a
number OF employers and employees in
the various lines. and make our de-
auctions from what they report. II
would be impossible 10 reach all the
employers in the state, and we doubt
the necessity. Neither would Il be
possible 10 reach all the employees in
all the various lines. Where organ
lied labor Is employed. We can get a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06
Your Xmas Store IS AgLow With
Bright and Acceptable Gifts for All
Blankets and Robes for Gift
Making.

The Finest Wool Blankets.
$3.50 to $22.50-each a match
less quality at cur price.
Comforters of Quality, 81 to
$3.50 splendid selection and
remarkably low prices.
Dresden and Fleeced Flsn-
nels, 121ac to 15c yd.-ideal for
kimonoS, SacqueS, house dresses,
etc.
Beacon Crib and Carriage
Blankets, 39c to $1-(re2dy
boxed). Pretty nursery designs.
Beacon Wrapper or Bath Robe
Blankets, $2.95 and $3.50-with
large and small cords, and, frogs
to match.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE.

Come and see between 1.0O and $500
p. NJ. Sunday. "A nice new modern
bungalow on 1893 +. Fox ST., on easy
payments new home and new wife
VIII make a nice Xmas present. Home
phone 1921: Bell 625. Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06

According 10 custom the reading
and reference rooms OF the public li-
brarv Will be kept open sunday after
moons from = o'clock 10 during the
winter months. There Will be a Ii
brarian at the desk. bat neither the
circulating department nor the chill
drens department will De open.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06

Mrs. Harbou's sale OF china, fancy
work and baskets every afternoon
during December at 632 Allen St.
Advertisement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06
Our Art Needlework Departments Selection is the
Cause of Their Big Rush.

New Stamped Embarrassing, Blouse Fronts Chldrens
Dresses ETC. An abundance of the latest creations be
among selection.
magnificent Showing of Royal Society Embroidery Pieces
for the Notwithstanding that will adon the home the
something that will be highly cherished Our selection not
to be equalled for the things.
d. NJ c. Coons and Royal Society Fosses-n complete
aSSortnentS of colorS and in all sizes.
Intaings, Embroiderngs and Monogramng to order-in
order to have yours done in time work for the holidays
should place your orders at
Art Linens not to be mischosen for Gts-heres al
ways room for Our wide selection will instantly ap
peal for uniqueneS of designs and their values Stamped
matched luncheon SETS knife and fork cases. Odd centepece
Buffet and bureau covers guest towels baby bbS and dozens
of other pieces.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06

this
and
he Wilt
o will in
1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06

MichiFt St. Rev. A. L. Thomas, pastor.
Mo/ning subject, 1.-The Great Physician"
Evening, "YOur Correct Weight" Y. 7. S.
leader. Harold Jackson; subject, The
Talents" Bible classes Wednesday even
ing as follows: Senior at the home OF
G. NJ Wenger, 1907 Mia mi ST., Junior at
the home Of c. w. Bowman, els Dubail
av.
First Church OF me Brethren-Miaml
ST and Indiana aV, Rev. NJ. Clyde Horst.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-11

Imagine my utter confusion, old
chap, when, after taking pity on
ragged fellow who bore all the ear
marks of beggar, he returned to
me the five-cent piece l had placed
in his palm While 1 stammered for
an explanation he replied:
Here, here, mister! Keep your
gift. Not that l don't need the kale
seed, but this is my day off. Us
moochers has got to take a little rest
like other working folks, and this is
the day lay off the agony spiel and
the. boo-hoo brace. If l didn't. get
little rest I'd be soon a benched pan
handler. Besides, need a little spare
time to rake ia the rent from my es-
tate"
My world
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-11

dean. 'This only means the incom-
ing of the spoils system in anticipa-
ton for Mayor Harrison's coming
campaign for reelection. And the
one man responsible is the mayor
himself. Now we will have the de-
structive system, with merit quail
fications tossed aside We are going
back to the exploitation of schools,
to the political cesspool. The Harri-
son gang did the work. There was
some inkling of it in advance. There
was no issue Of creed, race or any
thing else, and-as l have said-the
one responsible person is Carter H.
Harrison and none else. Mrs. Young
refused to allow herself to be used to
further the ambitions of a political
gang and she was forced out. But she
retires with honor. And in her place
they have chosen John D. Shoop, a
man they can handle"
Dean Sumner has called upon the
women of Chicago to demand that
the mayor throw out the members
of the board who voted against her.
The ousted superintendent first
won national distinction by her
courageous fight against the book
trust, in which she was opposed by
Prof. Nicholas Murray Butler.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-11

ton. of federal law a monopoly of the
transportation of New York" is
statement made by Louis D. Brandeis,
the Boston attorney, who is consider
ed expert on New Ravens financial
history.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-11
FIERCE FIGHTING AT TAMPIco

FIERCE FIGF1 ING Al IAMPICO
Washington, Dec 11.-Fierce
fighting is in progress today in and
about the city of Tampico. Ameri-
cans and other refugees are huddled
on warships and merchant vessels in
the harbor. Others are in a neutral
zone established by Rear Admiral
Fletcher, commanding the American
squadron. Fletcher is in constant
communication with the navy and
state departments. He reported today
that mo foreigners have been in
jured; no property destroyed"
1890
CALLS 1T FINAL CONFESSION
Washington, Dec. 11.-"Passing of
it's dividend by the New Haven Rail-
road is final confession of ten years
of mismanagement during the per-
iod in which this banker7managed
road has sought to acquire in VIOLA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-13

During The past ten davs Mar
shall George Strauh and night
Watchman. Fred There have been
most assiduous in the performance
of duty in order to subserve the
public veal during the snow bound
period Not only have they done
everything possible on the streets
hut tsAs-have been dilliqent in
ascertainIng any cases of suffering
or want. They shonld have the
real appreciation of the public for
thev have merited it.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-13

Owing to the extreme storm
that prevailed last Thursday eve
ming the Turkey supper that was
advertised for the Ladies' Aitf Of
the Presbyterian CHI arch was post
poned until Thursday, December
IS. The supper will be from $50
on sale fancy work and aprons.
People wanting 10 get something
in this line for Christmas presents
will find it to their interest to at
tend. The public is requested to
attend the supper. The price is
fifty cents.