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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

Srrnct oie &orfii6rimgen i'm Siini-
fampie. @odipriigcI Grciprmg,
ShlGi0erbal, @od6ongcln Il. @ctt-
loli, 5u Ocnl iicb BON ocn &ereinen
20 9lttipe geuclOet 1ottcn. 6cruer
OoS aiirtluen Der cin5eluen Scr.
cine an Oen @crdt6cn Die Golfsipie-
lc, ooS Sau3ieben lnO 0as Stofettcn-
laifcn. 9eionoere @lan5punfte OeS
&rogramHes poren icrner Die Nloi-
fen 6reiii6tngcn sic BON 1000
S1ulfinoern inter 9eiting bon @ros
ieiior @ai66urn bon Der 5Dracuier
llnterridts 9e6oroe auSgeiii6rt
muroen nadoen BON Der taiienOi6.
pfigen &inoerihoar oie ancrifdniiHe
9|ationol 5gmne 9eiungeH w6t6eu
mar. & aHlisl7
Pm 9l6en0 pur0e in ser gSHrHs
bolle Elm groBes Cabaret. i'm @orten
Elm Sonmerno6tsieit peronitaltct.
Pm llier Oes Gric-Ganqls ipiGlte
ii6 am &ornittog Dor Ger E3tdo9,
elm intereiiautes S6auipiel a6. @inc
Spe3ial Sdwimmflaiie ser &6iIo.
oclp6ia Gurngemeinoc Qa6 oaielbit
unter Seitung bon Or. s. 81. Smith
eine 6o6intereiiante 9oriii6rrng I'M
Cau6en mo S6pimmen. SSeoes
cin5elue @litglieO ser alaiic, bette.
6eno aus iebs Eurnern mo ie6s
Surnerinnen fii6rte geraoc8u er-
itauulide lle6ungen i'm noiien @le-
ment Dor, ln0 Or. Smith, ser am
9lbenO Dor6er Oie tauienofopiige0}cn.
ge, 0ic Dem Gommers 6eigeluo6nt
6attc, our6 ieine intereiiante 9ieoe
ii6cr oaS oeuti9c Girnen imO Die
Gntuideling Der @6ilaOelpbia Surn.
gemeinOe in groBeu @nt6uiiasmlS
Ueriebt 6otte, oemonitrirte our1 feline
Shwimmtloiic in iiber5eugen0er
gSciic, 0oB feline 9luSfii6rimgen ii6er
Gas mas bon Scr @6ilaOelp6iaGlrn.
aemeinoe geleiitet miir0e, ni6t ii6er.
trie6en noren.
9eionoerS intereiiant woren sic
Denonitrationeu in Ger 3cttrn0 en-
trinfcnOer &inOer. Die llfer Ocs &o.
nails, Die 9rildeu, Oas &ricaer NO
nument maren NIT elmer gepoltiaen
Meni6ennenge beiebt, ie0es 6enitcr
in sen gSolfenfrabern, Die Oen Gin
ton Square einra6men oi6t bela-
gcrt, unO cine S6uar bon g(mateur-
mo 9erlis @6otograp6en i6oB i6re
Cameras aif Die gra5ioienlauberin.
men umO froftUoQen S1mimner a6.
9nb ser @anoel6iloer @6otogrop6
ie6lte nidt pie ii6er6oupt iGumtli-
DE @6aien oes Surnieites in @on-
0elbilOer pereipigt merocn.
Pm Samiiag Gormittag trof ser
critic 9nnoesipre6er S6co. Stenipfel
ans SnoiauopoliS nit ieiner Satin
un0 ieinen Orei &inOcrn in Der SSeit-
iioOt elm. @r mar fir Sen Geit oes
lSciies ser @6rengait oeS Spracuie
SrrnOerenS.
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
9 n g. r ~ - n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
eofal6cridJtc aus gaI6ington.
@eiellidoftS0ame 6egebt
Selbitmor0.

" tlll u q ! lli q Z l.
Selbitmoro,
9llit einem @oSidIauH inl 1lun0e
miroe aeiteu 9ormittag 6rau G6or.
lotie 1ailep, @htter uoi Iral Sobn
% G6iloreB. elmer betannten @ni6
iuatoner @eieln6aitsoome, in oem
Gflai5immer i6rer ggo6nung, 9tr.
220O. 20. StroBe, toot auiaeiimoeu-
f5rau IaleD wollte am Sonitog in
2aurel, N20., @erpanote beiudjen,
pmo ais lie i6r G6anifelr gio6ertion
bort ab6olen mollte. mar iie nibt
0ort. SSn sgegleihng BON Sobn 8il
gar uno 4aitor Sanuel G6ompion
fe6rte Der @6auiielr nod Der @ob
uuug BON Srau 2aileD in @oibiHg
ION 3uriid uno ian0 ole 5ran bort
in Scr anqegcbeuen @eiie foot Dor.
4ad 9eiiHtiaing oes 2eihHamS
iteate ser Goroner eiuen auf Selbit
moro lmten0en Iooteni6eiH aus
Iie Selbihnoroerin ipielte in Der
@eiellibaft cine electromagnetic 9iolle.
Gle mar frii6er 9legeutin oes &ol5.
inatoner aapitels Der Gohter Der
ainerifaniIhen 9iepolution PIN
gomitaa ionoie 8raii GoileD lire
Sodier un0 i6ren Shmieeerlobn nit
0eren Giu0ern anf cine tur3e Serien.
relic uno iagte oeniel6en, ooB tie ibre
glidie, sSrau giggar, IN Saltrel benis
dleu peroe. Gle ea6 i6rem G6out.
ieur oeu gIuitrog tic IN Sulrel a65u.
bolen
@om fiiuften Stodwerf ge.
thirst.
8u frii6er 0lorgeHitirnoe itiir5tc
oeiicrn n. gobert CorieD Elm INT
Ru6eIono le6euoer frii0erer aoui
mann ans pinem 6eniter oeS fiini-
ten gioducrfs oes @ortuer glport.
meui6auies J}eben einem 8ein6rud
erlitt cr eiuen S1doelbuL welder
ieinm ioiortiaeu Eoo sur 6olae
bate.
Anabe fieI pom @efonges
uenidiff 0SucceB.~
Ger iG id6rige 5ranf Smith BON
g9r. AS. 8 StraBe, 2 .gg., fiel am
Gomiia1 BON Dem 6titiiAen @einn.
aencnidiff nSucceB~ in oeH @otomoc
gliber lplmoe o6cr ourd Sobn Ben.
ioa 0italico Der geiabung oes
5hifics, bonn Grtrinfingstoo geret-
iet Ser @nabe 6atte iih, Inn oos
5hiif 6eNer ii6erbliden 5li fonnct
aui oas @eIdnoer aeiteat. perlor oa.
sci oas @leidgewidt mo iiel ms
4aiier
@aiien @6ite ser CHS"
Pm founnenoen Dlitiwod Derou
italien sic oGlfs" Ser 9inoes1aipt
jtqot i6reu ia6rliben 9lusilug fir pie
ggaiieufuoer ser Staot nod Nlar
i6aIl Sall an goro oes Compicrs
.Gbarles N1ocoleiter glii Dem glus
ilugsplabe angelanot eruarten Die
auoer biibide SpielioAen inO In
ter6alhmo in &iiae imo 6iille, audi
ipiro cS uidt ali @rfriihuigen mons
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

men nm 3cuac Ser 0roBen %oroOe
5u iein oie iid INN ll6r bon Dem
aricgcroentmol uod Dem Stooiim
6inouS bepcgtc. Die gauge Sta0t
idlieu t6otiddlib Inn 3eibcu ser oeut-
idlen Surucrei 3u itc6en.
Sdutlit6c glttipen mo Goncn-
regen Ser an Dem 6ciie t6eilue6mel.
oen &ereine morihirten III Der @o.
rooe nit, Oereu orei 9l6t6eilungen
our6 5pei @lilitdrfapclleu mo pas
Srontnller. mo sGieiiencorpS Oes
SDracilie SirnDereins augeiii6rt
pur0en. Cine &ei6e bon glutomo6i.
len nit Sen Galnen sen @6renaditen
mo Goniites 6iloete Ben SHluB 0es
3u0es. Gas S6autirnen I'M Sta
0hm ielbit mar bon eineu groBarti.
gen @rfolg 6egleitet unO 0oS %ubli.
finn 5ollte oen ein5elnen 9tummern
ocS ausge5eihneten Sgrogranms
6ralienoen 9eiiall. @ou5 beionOers
interenant aeitolteie iic6 oos Ohiiter-
trnen fir Oas ieOer ein5elne &er.
elm cine 6cionoere @}oienii6ung or
rougirt bate Die @ereiue paren in
3pei aloiien get6eilt, 0ie eriie bette.
6euo aus @ereinen nit i6 ooer me6r
W}itglicoern, sic 3peite ans iolben
nit gerinqerer OlitglieOer8o6l IS
no6men an Dem Nluitertirnen t6eil
Der Sprocuie SurnDereiu inter Dem
1urnle6rer @roBc, Der @olum6ia-
SurnoereiL Buffalo, infer Eurns
le6rer @oli; Die &6ilaOelp6ia 5urli.
gemoinoe inter Iurnle6rer @ertuid;
Der 9leparf 5lruoerein inter
Surnle6rer Sirius; Der @oooitod
SurnDerciu, unter SrruleSrer j.
&rtmmel ser g9eitcno GurnDerein
9}em gorf, lmtcr Surnle6rer Seiu;
Der &ormdrts Gurnoerein, @roof.
I'm. g. g. inter Gurnle6rer q. 9i.
Idol; ser 9telu 9orf Slrnberein.
inter Surnlebrer Stei6er; Ser 9iobe.
tier Elmnberein, hruter Gurnlebrer
@eoom; Der 9rooflDn 6. 9. Gurils
Derein, inter Iurnle6rer g9m. Seiie;
Der Utica GiunDereiu inter Eurn.
le6rer &drl @ern0t; Der Central
Grunperein, 9lem.Dorf, inter Eurn.
lebrer aorl.
Nlit 9on5 6eionoerem 9lpplouS
mlroeu ouigcuommen sic &culen-
ii6umaen mo dit6etiiden San5ii6im-
Gen scr @6iIaoelp6ia Gurn-@emein-
DC. Die ait6etiideu umo a0nnoitiden
Gan5iibrmgeu oes Gohimbio.Slrn.
oereins. oie 8reiii6imBen Oes lltico
Surnpereius, oie 6reiiibungen lmO
Santelii6lmgeu Oes Goheiter Iurn-
&ereins, sic Gan5ii6umqen unO oas
9culenidmingen Oes 9tepart Silrns
Gereins, an oeuen oie 0amenflanen
oieier &ercine bet6eiligt moren.
Die 9laiieniinm9en ser Galnen.
&laiiet Ger Gcreine boten Elm duBerit
6iibides Sdauipiel ebepio oielIe6rm-
gen Der g9oo Scouts" oie gleidfoas
ou oem Sdalhtrnen G6cil na6men.
@roBes ,Sntcreiic erreaten aiid bic
N}aiien sSreiiibitugen Oas Bolts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
glom snrufcit 3uriid.

0ic Delegation Oes Surnpcrcius
uGorpdrt94 bonn @outurnicit in
Sprocuic 5uriidaefc6rt, 6eit
mar elm Ourdidlaoenoer eriol0.
SDrocide bewir6t ii1 inn oos
nddiic glotionolSuruieit
Cie Delegation oes Curnuereius
uGorpdrts te6rte geitern 9I6eno
bonn @autlrnfeit in SDracuie 3utiid.
Gas Eurnieit gelougtc geitern nit
Ser greisoert6eihtng 5un 9l6ihliB.
Gos Set mar bon 9lufang bis enoe
elm olr6idIogenoer Griolg unO &C.
reidt Dem Sprocnie Guruperein 5ur
G6re. g2d6reno 0es Ieites purOe eS
ii6rigeus 6efonnt, OoB ser SDrocuie
SlrnDerciu 6ea6iidtiat oos ud6ite
9lotional Gurnieit iiir Snrocuic 5ll
crlanQen.
Eiirtle6rer Siietus pom 9}eport
Surnpgfein erfldrte in elmer 9lnipra.
DIE, iii Ser er Sem SDrocuie Iurnuer,
elm 6ei einem Gonmerie an 6reitag
9l6cno fiir Die 9ldu5enOe 9luina6me
0anftalNdB ger 9lemorf Gurnperein
icneu gou3eu GinfmB ouf6ieteH
mmoc, nm ens nddite rationale
Enmicit nod SDracnie 81 6ringen,
'folls Der Suracuier @erein an ieinent
@lonc ieiibllten iollte. Gie 0litglie.
Der ser ii6rigeu SiirnOereine duBers
ten iid ourbpeg inn gleicbeu Siune.
Gas SSntereiie Der 9euolterlng bon
SDrocuie fir Oeuti6eS Gurnen lit
Oir6 0os @ouhmnfeit in ciuer @eile,
mic nie 5upor erpedt porOeu. OBJ
gleib III oen 0ffentliedn Shulen Der
Stuot Surnunterribt nod Oeutidenl
N1uiter nod nidt eingeiii6rt woroen
iIt lit cine oicsbe5iiglihe 9epeglma
al6 bort lGugit I'M @onge, imo es
miro ge6ofit, ooB OoS @outurnieit
oeriel6eu sum Grfolg perbelien miro.
cine ma6re @6IfermanOeurng er-
goB iic6 am Somitog bon Ser Staot
aus mad Dem Stooium Der Timber.
iitdt, 100 am 9fa6mittog OoS groBe
Sdlaitlrnen ser SirnDereine mo
ser Sdulfinoer BON Spracuie itott.
fan0. Gie 9emii6ilngen 0er Stoot-
uerwoltinM Ser Snnoelsfanimer It.
0eS Teutidt6ums Der Sta0t OoS
Sto0nm oos cine Sib.Gopa5itdt
BON 10000 BAT, 81 fiiQeM 6otten iid
ni6t ais perge6li6 erwieien
g9em Elm je0es Eurnfeit, oaS in-
ner6al6 ser @ereinigten Staateu
o6qc6olten miro, iib eines iolden
9ciubeS omerifoniiheu @ii6liflnus
5u erfreuen Bate iuie Dies bel oieieni
@ouhunfeit Der Soil mar, Damn mir.
Sc Der aonpi, oos oeitibc Surn.
ipiteni and in Sen &ereinigten Sida.
ten 5ii elmer ndtionalen Snititltion
oes aon5en Golfes 5u modem, mie
0ics III Geutidlano Der Soil lit, Elm
leidterer iein
&errliheS SurnerlUetter 6erri6te,
in0 gan5 Sgracule par oitf ben Sci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15


MIDI gutter @eiunobeit rno idjul0e 9meS
Sbren 0cilmittcln. IS mad)t mir @ers
gniigen, meinen Sreunoen ilnO &a6barn
DaOon 81 er5dblcu Srau Niattie 6n=
lcD, 5O1 Golqu9oues StraBe, Ganbille,
Gd
Seine Srau, ipeldje on irgeno elmer
Sorm bon Sraueuiibel lei0et, iollte Die
Nofinlng nifgeben, biz iie &bOia g.
&intbam' o&egetnble COMPOUND" cine
ridlt9e @robe geip0brt bat
9ieies berii6mte 6eilmittel oeilcn me-
oi5miiden &eitanntbeile bon ein6eimis
lcbeu 8lr8elu uno ardutcrn ber9citellt
liuo, bat icl felt mebr ais per8ia cya6reu
ais Elm bepd6rtes Sont lmo StGrfcr oeS
uebliden Organismlts eripeien. lle6ere
all legcn 5rauen gerue 3euguiB a6 ii6er
Die lpunoerbollen Gigenidpften bon 2D0ia
v 8infbdm's 0%e9etnbIe Gonlpouno".
gSenn sic ben gerin9iten 3mcifel
fariibcr baben, % 9Doin s.. 9inf6ams
,@egeta6lc 6Ompouno" S6ucn 6elfcn
fam, idrei6cn sic an 9B6iu g. @int6nm
Mlcoiciuc So. (cDufiocntiaD, F, QDnn WiafI.,
TIM Gatb. Sbr grief wirn pOn eincr
Sran aejfinct, geIcicu uu0 beautpOrtet
HuS i'm itrcugiten Scrtrauen ocGaltcH
pcrocE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

9(us Grfobrung. Suugge-
iele: nGas 2e6en miro mir iebt redt
loigiueilig, iA erle6e gar nidtS
me6r.~ Fl G6emann: nSeirot6en Sic
bod, Damn f0nnen Sic mas erle6enl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

ilno tiible ntic9 10
piel bener, ais 5ilr
3eit oa Elm 9lrBt
mid 6e6an0elte. SD
leioe Jest an feineiI
oriidcnoeu Sc6nters
gen itnO ic6lafe gut.
SSc5 fam nic6t gntes
genllg iiber Sp0id
IS. 9Sint6am'S gges
geta6le COMPOUND
iino SeberpiQen fas
gen On iie 10 groBe
gSirtun9 bel mir
batten. Sch erfreue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
5ltns $40 fir
NteFe 5rait tItntelt.
Der 4'reis, ben lie fir 2pOia 6.
%intGum'S n@esetu6le Gum-
punnO" be5a6ltc, iuel6eS i6r
cute @einnoGeit 6rndtc.

GaubiGe, @a. - sd babe ulr se6n
Goaars fir Sbre Meoi5iu perousgabt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
KindCr SShroie7
MACH FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 t. O RIA
g[mtlidlc griciIiitc.

<tNANAAtVN HNf"ANI"fl@Nf
Baltimore, Is. Sun 1914.
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gUlncr Sric0rr. o. UN1er Dlrs. 6onnie
9ocra &iero Wlu5Binaii gSarlolomei
Qdrrel y. Naiidi Macici
Grumu Wlr5 gllcrQnorc gQpuDenolr =.
Is. liushaum Nab0ne &.
GnmphcQ Wdb SnraD R00c gl s..
eann g.. 9orc5epsii 5rancISjci
6uplun T. Barr 8.
9eIcl5ntie @lib @eirone @arps3 @te9Osiap
Gar GmiHan Nobra Ndb ecinn
0o0cn =. &ulinomit Wioice
Gonablin Mib celia Roc0 NJ
NuQcnail Srdncce Nancucl IS. o.
Eedcr Gas. Reopooo @uos
Sc Nldiori0us gu. 9Ii6 geiaiam
cen8o Rii Nlrs. 5.
9o05ansib 5rarc Ru6in "
Sunoora 3. 9linin Snm
0W5 6nrrn Scmtnlop glnton
German Soc Sbapan &et
Ncb Guul Glnter T.
0jibuia Wlaimcr gobocinsf Noleitaiu
obcnsia Saund Snbuifn @lii
Suo3os Suius Sololemsh Slaniiinp
NnranjiD Nir. Solnlom s. %
iahonib Soma Spenrcr ~. g.
Stontiicin NiiB Ncbecca Siani3icusii eta.
tonppadi Nnorei Steii 0urnDal
Atoieri0 Nlf 5SirmiHai Wiiol
Mr0snooemsii g. Inaeio gSltor
NQbiuefi 2lOuQ Irur Mrs. G 0. (2)
qapiocs oRiB cara &anocr Nrs o. g. 8.
Qaieiuif g. gSdic1iomMi g9iencd
pe0oniit Scooli 9Suioito Siunislnlu
gubiu Glii0heib gSn3uliesiQ ".
9Rcgiuiin Oirs. Ibos. gSqten3h Sianiiiam
Qluder 4. 2Siinidn Nddael
Mrpis Sorrp 3nharIn ljapas
WdrioOeb Nlcianber 2n0nsln G..
M3lunslO IS. since q.
e6crioa ewoun, @oiimcicr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
WORK OF MEDIATORS
is BR0UGH TO END

(CONTTNUED FROM PAGE ONE)
Niagara Falls, the mediation con
ference taking a recess while the
federals and constitutionalists are so
engaged.
This aDJiicatiOn OF the official
conference which has been liz pro-
gress for the past five weeks has
heen made necessary by the refusal
OF Gen. Carranza TO declare an ar
mistice and 20 consent TO the discus
sion by outsiders Of either the pro-
visionai government or any other in
ternaI problem OF the republic.
Since the United States has refused
70 promise 10 compel the rebels to
iay down their arms, in case OF an
agreement here upon a plan Of pa
cifcation in Mexico. the medi2tOTs
have thrown Up their hands and
agreed that the two warning camps
must make their own terms.
The face OF the mediation's gov
eTnments viii be saved by a recess
which Will be followed by a session
OF ratification OF any peace which
NAV De concluded by the representa-
ttves OF the Huerta and Carranza
governments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
WIFE |SATTACKED
BY INSANE SPOUSE
WITH HEAVY CLUB
Goshen Man Beats Woman'S
Head to Pulp and Breaks
Both Arms Before His Eight
Children.

GOSHEN, Ind, June 23.-Burt A.
Niece. %, a stone mason, residing in
Waterford, two miles south OF here,
was held in jail while his wife was
in a critical condition at the home of
a neighbor as a result of an attack al
legged to have been made early today
by her husband. While their eight
little children looked on, Niece was
alleged TO have beaten his wife's head
TO a pulp and broke both her arms.
An examination into his sanity will be
made.
Niece was captured in a field IL
miles east of Waterford by Deputy
Sheriff Peter Croft and a posse of citi-
zens. Niece expressed regret over his
act but refused to make any explana-
tons.
Niece had been acting strangely ac-
cOrding to neighbors and following a
revival held at Waterford four months
ago became worse. He prosecuted
automobiles for speeding. quaTeled
with neighbors over their children,
filed serious charges against several
young men, and prosecuted the owner
of the village club and its patrons
When the cases were called the
charges were dismissed because of lack
of evidence. Niece it was said, quar-
relied with his wife accusing her of in
fidelity. He wrote a long rambling
letter to this effect, sitting up until
early today. When Mrs. Niece urged
him TO retire he attacked her with a
club. AS she fell unconscious he
grabbed a razor and fed from the
house. Fears were first felt that he
would kill himself but later the let
ter was found pinned to a gasoline box
In front Of a grocery. A general
search for Niece was instituted and he
was finally located and brought here.
Physicians declare Mrs. Etece's condi-
ton is critical.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
THREE RIVERS CHAMP Is
HAPPY WITH HIS FAT

THREE RIVERS. Mich. June %
This placid little village Is anchored
to the map by the heaviest heavy
weight in Americal
1t boasts of the residence Of big
Sam" Irwin. who tips the scales at
Az pounds and measures Y inches
around the belt.
Big Sam" claims that he could sit
on one end Of a teetertauter and hoist
high en- the air the next heaviest man
IN America If any claimant to that
title Will come forward and offer to
sit on the other end.
i've read about that little dwarf out
in Seattle-Rusk, his name was.
think-whO only weighs 375 pounds
and vet claims TO be the latest man.
said big Sam, when he met me at
the station here with his bus.
why. he'd be only a fly. on the
other end of the plank from mel
big Sam, is one of the hardest
working men in this town, as we'll as
the latest He is the proprietor Of
a transfer bus meets II trains daily,
ma'ses about is private calls, does
general hauling, and runs a sightsee-
ing auto.
Is Best Liked Man.
Come over and see my wife and
the boy" he said, when I told him
I'd come 10 interview him on the
state of being fat.
And his CHEEKY manner helped me
10 believe that ne really is, as they
say here. the best liked man In town.
And now" 1 said. after shaking
hands with his wife. and son, will
you answer a few questions? p
sure thing" he replied. and with
out waiting for me 20 ask them. he
began
I'm "A years old. and 8 feet IL 10
inches tall. measure y inches
around the belt. and 6S around the
chest. My shoes are No. II 1-2. ZEE
width. My hat IS Z "a inches.
My clothes are all made by a tailor
who has done the work for me for
eighteen years. NY wife makes my
shirts. They're 20 inches around the
neck band"
But how did you happen to get
so fat. Irwin ?" / asked
Well" he said II just grew MY
mother weighed 400 pounds. and my
father 200. Ny brother Frank weigh
ed SEQ pounds. and my son Henry who
Is "a, weighs 196. SO you see were all
pretty hefty"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
DISTRICT CHAIRMAN
MEETS COMMITTEE
Democratic Leaders of District
Convene Here to Outline Plan
of Fall Campaign.

Democratic congressional and eX-
ecutive committees of the Thirteenth
district met in South Bend with
District Chairman d. NJ. Bechtel of
Goshen Tuesday to arrange a def
mite line of campaign in this sec
ton of the state. District Chair
man Bechtel brings good news from
the state capital, where the demo
cratic leaders report the best of
prospects for a statewide sweep.
THE state administration will
wipe out at least $4,000 Of state
bonded debt by the first Of July,
says the district chairman, land an
other slice Of 100000 will go the
first of the year This is absolutely
assured, and besides a large chunk
of current indebtedness inherited
from the republicans when Gov.
Marshall went into office will be dis
posed of. We can show that the
money to do this is forthcoming
without injury to current expenses. 3"
Sees Victory for Barnhart.
The district chairman also calls
attention to a number of campaign
issues, in which he asserts democra-
cy will have the best of it. In his
judgment, Cong. Barnhart will be
reelected with comparative ease.
The district congressional COM
mittee consists of the following
county chairmen, viz: Rudolph
Alderman, South Bend, st. Joseph
county; B. Frank Leader, Goshen,
Elkhart county; VIM. Shaffer, War
saw, Kosciusko county; A. ]. Mil
Ter, Laporte, Laporte county; L. G..
Harley, Plymouth, Marshall county;
August H. Knausman, Knox, Starke
county, and Frank R. McCarter,
Rochester, Fulton county.
Iden S. Romig, South Bend; w. P.
Krau, Elkhart; Charles Emmons,
Rochester; w. K Kingsley, War
saw; ]. A. Sweeney, Plymouth; F.
J. Vesseley, North JudSon.
The committee planned to open
the campaign in the district about
Sept. 1, and at a later meeting a
slate for state speakers will prOba-
bly, be arranged that will make
them unusually busy on "short
hauls" Finances were also dis
CuSSed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
big Sam" Irwin Thinks He's "Champ''
Three Rivers Bus Driver Weighs AZ
DOC" L. j. Smith First Local Entry
DIR. l.. J. SMITH.

doc" Smith doesn't know Just how
much ne weighs. He has never weighed
himself since ne reached the 300
mark and that was some years ago.
There's a reason.
One day Doc" was induced by a
party OF friends 70 step on a penny
scale. After much urging. ne COM
piled and the hand Hoped around
with a thud Co the 800 mark-as far
as It could 20. 1t beat a light tattoo
on the button, and Smith looked at il
with baieful glare. muttering:
Boys, I'm doomed. If that isn't
Morse code for apoplaxy, I'm as light
as feather"
It scared DOC" out and ne hasn't
weighed himself since, although he
weighs lots more than he did then.
Smith is proud OF his fat His am
bition as a youth was TO weigh 200
pounds by the time he was p. That
il was gratifed is needless to state.
Town h Good to- Smith.
This town has been good 10 Doc
Smith. He came here i years ago
weighing then go pounds. How
much over an ordinary mans weight
ne weighs now, Of course ne does not
know
He is often taken for Jim" Eber-
.hardt OF Mishawaka. one day he was
standing on a street corner in Misha-
waka waiting for a car Mrs. Eber-
hardt came up behind him and re-
marked: IT thought you had gone
hunting" The doctor says he did
friend a good service. He turned
around eff ] hadn't turned around"
SAYS Smith, Mrs. Eberhardt might
never have found out that Jim really
cid go hunting that day"
He is native Of Vermont and when
a young man went 10 Princeton, Ill
He came from that city 10 South Bend
and has lived here since practicing
dentistry and compromising anes-
thetics.
Instead OF getting thinner, DR..
Smith is gaining flesh every day and Is
glad of it, 81 never will weigh again.
however. he asserts, until l am salts
fed that / am losing instead of gain
ing flesh"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
MRS. WESTINGHOUSE
DIES AT R0XBURY

LENOX. Mass. June 23.-Mrs.
Geo. Westinghouse. daughter Of Capt.
Daniel Lynch, Of ROxbUry, y. Y, died
today at her home. Erskine park. at
ter a short illness. Mrs. Westing-
house suffered a stroke Of paralysis
last week and within as hours her
condition became SO grave that her
daughters and son were summoned.
They were at her beside when she
passed away at 6:22 o'clock this morn
ing. Mrs Westinghouse was born az
Roxbury. She was married IN $50 Z:
Her husband died on March y, OF
this year She has been failing since
Mr.. Westinghouse paSsad away.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
SAW HER "PUT AWAY"
FIFTEEN HIGHBALLS

ST. LOUIS. June .. Richard ].
Howard. millionaire. obtained a di-
vorce Monday from his bride of six
months. formerly Dorothy Virginia
Levy. more generally kown by her
stage name Of Dorothy Dale.
.. c. Beck. a private detective. tes-
titled that he saw Mrs. Howard put
away" Is highballs in the American
hotel rathskeller in the course of sin
gle evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
FIRE FIRST GUN IN TRUST
PROGRAM BEFORE SENATE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
ton. 40 contention can be made that
the work of CO. gress on this subject
has been hasty or immature. 1t has
not been in advance Of public senti-
ment but rather Jagged behind it."
Provides Five Members.
The Newlands bill provides that the
commission shall be composed OF five
members with terms OF seven years.
Each commissioner is 10 receive So
600 a year and IL is proposed that the
trade commission shall absorb the
bureau OF corporations OF the depart
ment of commerce and that the duties
now devolving upon this bureau in flu
ture will be performed by the new
commission
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
MRS. JOHN BORDEN.

Mrs. John Borden. 721 n. Nine
teenth St, River Park, died early
Tuesday morning at her home follow
ing a years illness with liver trouble
Besides her husband and four child
rem, three sons and a daughter, Mrs
Borden is survived by her mother
Mrs. Martha Stockman, Of Marcel
Ind; a brother. John Stockman, OF
Marcel, Ind, and sister. Mrs. George
Sibley of South Bend. Mrs. Borden
was born at Marcel. Sept. 5. 1865. She
has lived here Is years, coming here
with her husband from Tiosa, Ind
Funeral arrangements will be an
nOunced later.