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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

DC 0iu. go, If. 9lpril. - Sin
9Icgcr ipeltcr imipeit bon bier iuter
Ser 9lnfloge per6oftet purOe, @m.
W}cGniff am @}ittpod 9l6cno crmor-
set 81 6o6en, Bat nod Der 9Ingobe
ser &oli5ei geitanoen, Sen illngcu
Monn aus Gode ooiiir ermorOet al
6a6en, OoB Nic&niff'S Goter, ais CT
@oli5ei6cf BON Nleoio mor i6n me-
gen @in6rudS ms @ei1ngniB ge-
bra6t babe. Ger iunge @}c&niff
mar bier ouf ser StroBe toOt aifgc-
funOen por0en rm0 man glol6te
onfongS, er lei Oos Spfer eines&dub.
aninaS geluorOen.
Ser 9}egcr uurOc in einem 9ctt in
cinem un6epo6nten &lolter bon ei-
nenl %lum6er geilnOen, mel6cr bin
gcgongen mar, nm ocridbieOenc DC
porotlren uor5ltne6nen. @r 6otte
cine leidtc S6uBmunSe in ser 9ririt
lmo sic 9SoIi5ei iteQte feit OoB er ci-
nen SeI6itnorO oeriubt botte, ais er
lid ii6er5eugte, OoB er NicSniif er-
morOet babe unO OoB auf i6n gefo6n-
oct luer0e. 9(uf ser meiBen @anO ocs
aloIters iono man Oie 9(ufi1riit:
sd babe bier 5ipci Gage mo 5wei
9}ddte 5ugebradt, bis icb mid eut-
idloB, es 81 tbum. Sd betranf mid.
@ro6et cine @ru6e, leget mid binein
unO beOedt mid nit &olf.\ Olein
Saus lit in &onios GitD. @}o"
Die Sni6rift por nidt unter5ei1-
net. Ger @Iumber, tpel6er Den gle-
ger fonO, er6ebt 9lniprud auf Erd-
mien inn @eiammt6etroge bon $2700
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
stiirmc nnb aalte Inn saben.

OcaIo, 6lo., If glpriI. Sei-
ti9e Stiirme, be9leitet. bon 6ngel-
i6log mo einem ploBli1ep E6crmo-
mcterihtr5, boben i'm 9on5en 'mittle-
rem 6loriOa i9weren @rntei6oOen
Oerilria6t. Srangeuboine, Melonen,
Il. Somaten-6eloer iino an idlinm-
item nitgenommen. Tf materieac
&erldt be5ifiert iidb ait piela Gol-
icnO Collars. Gas iiiOlite 6loriOo
weI6es oen Sallpttbeil ser Orangen-
uno Gitronen.@rnte proou5irt, wrroe
mr ourd einen faIten 9iegen beim-
geiudbt. Gos 6roitwetter mar oli
Den noropeitli6en G6eil oeS Staotes
begren5t. Sn oieien G6eil, iiber
wel6en ein Sturm, Der an einenSor-
naoo gren5t, meg5og, geIdob Der
9roBte S6oOen, BORT mur0en olh
966er al Sdliern wcggerilieu. 6en-
tier 5ertriimmert mo ioniiigeS llt-
BELL nngeridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
2n Ghren Stenben's.

gll6nnD, 9t.9, fl glpril 9ln
0en 6pierlihfciten oHldBlid Der @nt.
biiaug zines EeifmaIS 81 e6ren
0es @arons BON 5teu6en Die oent
nabit in ser Stoot Utica eriolgt
miro iid uab elm Getohement ser
5taats Wiili5 bet6ciligen 9liemblp
Wliiglieo 6iiB Gus Utica battc pd6s
reno ser periioieuen 9egislotur.S Sei
iion cine Sill einoebradt weI1c Sic
1imlnle pon 5000 ousmirft I'M pie
Soften Ser Drills jur 9etbeiliglna an
sen Gnt6lQungS Seierlihfeiten be-
itrcteu 3u fonuen Dieie @lobregel
gclanate 3ur 9lnnabme, nno aeltern
bot iie @ouberHeur @lDnn sum @e.
fec erbo6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

laugte StaotSietretdr &oot, pie &c.
fretdr 9rpan bcute beitGtigte, sic 3u-
itimmngr Gnglan0's 5i DER &laiel
OoB oie colom6iiden Griegsidific
0ebii6renfrei 0urd ben aanaI ia6reu
oiirften.
Senator S'@ormon war geiterr
inn Stants- -Gepartement, Inn Oie oo-
raui be5iiglic6eu Gorreiponocu5eu
orrd8pie6eL mo conierirte nit Oem
5toatSiefretdr ii6er sic glngeleaen.
6eit Ger llmitouo, oaB @uglano
grlmi6niB 81 Oicier @cgimitiging
ser coEom6ii6en ®sic6iife CAB,
miro bon oen 9efiirmortern Der @e-
6ii6rcuirei6eit ais 9lrglment perper-
tibet meroen Nlau miro oorlegeu
ooB Discrimination, olio trob oeS
SaD @ainceiote @ertrogs moglib
iei menn Gnglano oie .Gerlebung~
oeS lebtereu gertrags ignorircn
moae. GoB england in Oem Sale
ocneigt geneien iei, Oieies 3uaeiiGno.
nib 5il MAIDEN, moge 0ariu bcgriui-
oet iein, oaB Ser @ertrag glei65eitig
beitinlnte. colom6iide aobIcn, 9Se-
trolcium rmO Gals ioaten c6enioas
0e6ii6reufrei ourH oeu aanal beior-
oert per0en mo cngliidc 8opitaIi
item controlirten Die colom6iid)e @e-
troleluu.&roOuftion.
Gicie 5mcitc Discrimination" be.
aiiuitige cugliide llntert1oneu unO
oesbolb lei Die critic c6en aid gebil-
ligt morOcn. 9nOere 93atioueu 6Gt
ten oo niGt 6inein 3u reoen ge6dbt,
obcr aui @runo oes Sao-Golmceiote-
Gertrags benuiprude england e6en
oaS 9led5t, in Oie aanal-Gontrole
6inein 5u reOen imo oe 9e6oup-
tiing, oaB bon ser 6ieiigen &egieung
@nglanO oaS Gc6t 5ugeitonoeu mer.
oe, 0en Ganal gemeinIdlaftlid nit
Oen Ser. Staaten 81 controliren iei
oomit erpieien. @on prin8ipieler
.&ertrags -Gerlebun9" f0unc inter
oen llnlit1noen nidt Die 9ieoe iein
wem man omcrifaniiHen aiiltenfa6.
rcrn @ebiibrenirei6eit gemo6ren
moQe Cas- glei6e 4rin5ip lei IN
bei0en S1Qen inoolDirt, I'M elnen
meroe c5 bon beiOeu 9legierlrngen Der
9}iiBlibfeit baIbcr ignorirt, I'M onoe-
.ren meroe piel gSeienS OaUon ge-
madt
@leid5eitig wiro ais intereiiaut
oarouf 6in9epieien, ooB geraOe 9ioot
es geweicn iej Der 5uerit oieIe Der
tragsn1Bige &ertragS. .9erlcBung be-
iiirwortot lno, 10 melt CT gefonnt
Oirhgeiii6rt babe md6ren0 er iest
auf repu6litaniicbcr Seite on lmltc.
itea geacu oie in Der @e6ii6renrret.
belt inpolpirte MISUNDERSTANDING
proteItire
llebrigens oiirftc aud 0ic fiir so.
lom6ia ausgeiestc Shooenerlab-
iumme bon $25,O00O0O ais 81 bod
beanitauoet meroGn menn Der neue
colombii1e @ertros an Sen Senat
gelongt
Spnriunlfeit perlangt.
Ger oenofrotiihc 9lbgeorOnetc 6b.
gerald bon @rooflun 0er &oriBenoe
oes SauS Gonite's fir 9epiaigum.
aen nobnt geitern @elegenbeit iei.
men @artei Golegeu inn Solile ganj
ge6orig oen Cert wegen i6rer Ser'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Serfnnft Ser glmerifaner.
Sroil 9l0ams bebouptet, iie leien aus
gliien eingeuonOcrt.

Trol 9l0amS beboilptet iie leien aus
9liien ein9eponocrt.
gsoibingtom If. 9lpril. =
gla6 eineni griinoIibeu Shloium
oer G0lfer lGngs. Ger aiiatil6en
@renoe bon Si6irien bis Sumotra
gicot 6rou Soriet Chalmers
glOoms, cine ser beOelltenoiten 5or-
iderinnen, in einen S6rei6en an
Gle glotional @eogropbicalSocietp Der
lle6er6eiteung 9(usOrud, OoB Die al
ten omerifonii6cn Golfer iiber @ai-
ier bon gliien bierbergefomnnen lei
Ell. SSrot 9loonS, melbe ioe6eu 5ll-
riidgetebrt iit elolbt beltimmt bob
elm griinOlicbes Shioium oes inoo-
6inciii6cn 3meiges Ger gelben 9tui-
ie, Der NioIopen, Gbincicn lmo Ei6e-
toner I'M 3uiommcnbong nit unie.
rer Oorbiitoriiden GipiIiiotion ouf
Die @rforiblng Scr iiripriiugIi6el
9lmerifoner Gin neucs Siht werien
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Nran aait nenen Nranenitimmredlt.

q cm $ aoen @onn, If. glpril.
0ur6 Oie 6ieiige 9lnti-6rouen-
itinmrebts .gliiociation wuroe be-
fanut gema9t, Dab 6rau @iaiam s..
Gait, sic Satin oes frii6creu @r6ii-
Oenten ii6 Der @eiellidbait ais @lit.
glieO angei9lofen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

ocrliderte ser Gommiiiion, Dob cr
ihr auf ieoc mogli6e @eiie 6cbiilflib
5u iein miinide, Inn Die llnteriud)
ina 5i erleidtern. Gr fiigte bin5i,
Die neue @ermoltlng Der Seem so.
ben babe iic6 beitre6t, Die bon Scr
@ontmiiiion gepiinldten Bidder unO
Gotumente SIT erbaltGn babe aber
nit ibren 9cnii6ungen feincn Or
lola ee6obt.
0tc &onomofunoI SOIL
rogc.
gScitere Sernline il6er Die &onal-
5oIl9ia iiuo bonn Senots Gomitc
fiir interoceonii6e aondIe ouf 0}on.
toq 0crIdo6en morocn gum Ebeil
neil D}itglicoer oeS Counties fir Die
Citcrfeicrtogc nad Smtic 5li reiien
iuiini6ten, uno Damn ol1 peil uidt
oeniigeno 3eugen 5m Son0 moren.
Ger 9ertrctcr bon &onoelsorgani.
lotionen Der &ociiic.&iiite wer0en
erit Gnoc nGbiter gSobe bier iein
fonnen imo gciteru bate mr Der
9looigotions GonmiiiGr Gbam6er.
lein per6ort mer0en founen. 9icier
miro nm am @iontog Dor Dem So.
mite erIhcinen e6enio ASrojciior
Suemcr bon Ser llniperiitGt bon
@caniDluanicn mcIc6cr oen groBen
@eri6t oes Souscomites fir san.
oclsmorinc ii6er sic transotlonti
i6en Gonlpfcr &ools DerfoBt bat,
mo sic Senatoren 9loot, 2cmis uno
&cco, Die ilber i6re Dem Senot por.
licgcnoeu reipcftiDen @orihldgc 5u
lpre6cn qcocntcn 2lm Dienitog
miro @rofciior GlnorD 81. Sobnion
BON Der llui0criitGt pon &enuiplpo.
nien melder 0or 5mei Sabren I'M
9luftroge 0eS @rGii0enten Gait cinen
cu8fii6rliden 9eriht iiber Den Dor.
ouSlibtlic9 81 crpnrten0en &crfebr
I'M @anama.&onol etc. perfoBt botte,
gebort moroen. 9lnIdBlid oieier
Ger5oeerung 1T es mogli6 genug,
oaB Ole Gcrminc oes Gonites oic
uripriInglih gcitedte @reu5e bon
fiinf5ebu Gagen iiberibreiten wcr.
0en.
Sin uelrS Clement oiirite ii6ri-
gens Der icBt a6gcidloHene Gertrag
NIT ser Gcpublif Colombia in bic
aaual5oa Gontroperie 6ineintragen.
IS Itebt 5l erfpartcn, oaB ser @ort.
lout 0eieS &ertro9eS in ndcbitcr
@ode pcroiientliht weroeu miro,
im0 alsoaml 0iiriteu 0ie @eitinnum.
gen oeiielben bon oeu Senatoren iebr
griinolid aualiiirt meroen Gem Ser.
nc6men nn6 entbdlt Der iebt abge,
idloNenc &ertrag cine 9eitmmug
mcl6e ibon in Dem 3u 9e9inu Oes
&o6res 1909 rnter5eicbneten 9ioot-
Gorte3sSertrd9s cnibdlten mar, inln'
lid ooB Oen 8riegsidiiien Golom-
biens freie GnrAiobrt Olird oen SEA.
nal geitattet merOen ioQ. Ter &oot-
Gortc5-Gertrag miir0e bon Dem so.
lon6ii1en Senot Derporfell neil oie
oarin por9eic6ene @ntihdoi0ungS
Slnine BON $1O,O00.O00 nidt ais
gcnii9eno eradtet wurOc ino neil
and anoerc 9citifnmungen in 30.
gotta ni1t bciricoigten. Gbe aber
0ieier GertraQ 0ereiubart morOen, er.
@diir iiris 9tneaub bciorat 6. Blaine fi3
rh.galHmorr. .ernRc, na0r 6alpm Sunic glpc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
glbfertiqnno Scr sieeel. .0rp0iiteu.

9}cip Dorf # slpril 9Im
Nlontag beainnt bic Gi0iocnoeu3o6.
liHa aid 0ie5parcoHten Der uerfrah
ten @riDat6aut Sern Sieael & 60.
,yili @uBen perOeil luie slnmolt
9roSfouer mittbeiIte ungeidbr SlOO,'
coo 5ur Gertbeiiung gelangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

CCluCBHlH NIbSllf lllll plNl "Npt lNJANb
our@5ufii6rcn. Die 3cit lit oorbei,
no FOLDER llniinn wie bieier ouf Die
leihte SHulter genommen perOen
fam. syn Der Soffmmg, bon S6uen
@iinitgeS ii6er oieie Sa6c 81 6oreh
unO 5mar ie6r 6alo, 5eibne ib etc.
n9tun Iteaen Sic ii9 MIR por"
fu6r Sibgeralo tort, oooB ein @re-
oiger Oes @pangelums sur Oitcr5eit
einem offentlic6en 9eamten in iolden
@orten ihrei6t2 @eun i6 bel Ger
Grfiiaimg meiner oifentli6en Yilid-
ten mid bon oerortigen 3uihriiten
miBleitcn unO our9 ibledbt iuior-
mirtc 9Saitoreu 6eeinfluiien loiien
mollte, miiroe eS ein trauriger Gag
fiir 0us 9anO meroen. SD wiiroe
ni6t es ipre9eu, fiiblte ib niht, Dab
meine Golegen bier I'M @allie elmer
ie6r geid6rli1en Situation, Die me
ierer @artei Orobt, glei6giiltig &C.
geuiibcr ite6eu ooer, OoB iie, mas idb
ni6t glouben m0dte, in 10 bobcm
@raoe ocnofrotii6e @roftifen lmO
oemofratiide Erin5ipicn miBudtcn,
ooB iic nibt pcroienen Die Gontrole
Der 9egierung ST 6eboIteu. gtotiir-
lid Seoermam in irgenO einen
3weioe ser Negierng, Seoermann
Der einem ioIcben 3weige uorltc6t,
oenft, OoB ieine 9lrbeit Die wi6tiglte
lit @dre er ri6t ein Gut6uiiait, 10
miiroe er ni1t wert6 ieiu, Oieie gIr6eit
81 t6un. g(ber inns, Sen oireften Ser
tretern OeS @olfes, lit bic wi6tige
GiIi6t oiierleot, sic 5oroerilngcn
Der 9camten 5il priiien uuO Damn 81
enti6eioen bis 3u wel9er glusoe5'
mng oiciel6en gc6i0igt wer0en fon-
nen. @em mir ms in Der glls-
iiblu9 oieier %ili6t BON ieoem irre-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

gdNe lhris qluslnnb 6ciprai g. 0nnc, 4i3
it.Snlhmorr.etahe uane 6nllpm Spne 2lpc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
OF Holy WEEK TO BE
HELD AT NOTRE DAME

Elaborate church ceremonies will
mark the observance of Holy Week at
Notre Dame The grandeur with
which the church's Holy Week ritual
will be sOlemnized at Notre Dame will
be surpassed in this diocese only in the
cathedral of Fort Wayne.
Following is the weeks program of
services which will be under the di-
Tection of Rev. w r. Conner. master
of ceremonies. and Stephen Burns. as
sistant master of ceremonies. Palm
Sunday. s a. m, Rev. John Cava-
naugh, Rev. NJ. A. Walsh, deacon, Rev.
T Burke, sub-deaCon. The passion
will be sung on Thursday by Rev. T..
Irving (Evangelista). Rev. r. Davis
(Christus). Rev. j. Mcguire (Petrus).
and the college choir (Turba).
fenebrae; Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday at 7:30 p. m. Lamentations,
1, Chorus; >, Rev. II. Crumley: .. Rev
3, Rev. NJ. schumacher: 8. Rev w.
Lennartz: :. Rev. NJ. Oswald. 8. Rev.
T. Irving; 9. Rev. Clebrant.
Holy Thursday. s a m. Rev A.
MOrrissey. celebrant; Rev. T. Irving
deacon; Rev. T. Burke, sub-deacon.
Mandatum. 3 p. m.
Good Friday, a. M. Rev. J. eva
naugh. celebrant; Rev. NJ. Walsh. dea-
con; Rev. J. Nieuland, sub-deacOn.
Way OF the Cross, p. m.
Holy saturday. Services begin at
a m. Mass at S:45 a. m. Rev. A.
NJ Kirsch. celebrant: Rev T. Irving.
decon; Rev. ]. Farley. deacon.
Faschale Praeconium: EXultet, Rev.
+. Irving Prophecies. by students Of
Holy Cross seminary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
DIABE TIC
GANGRENE

When gangrene apears in Diabetes. it *
commonly looked upon the beginning
Of end. but that such cases have gotten
results is Il matter Of evidence Here's an
other
Patient VIM. II. McCiowan. machinist. :.
i. X. t. shops Sparks. Nevada. I'm June,
1913. was in bed with Diabetes with gan
CREME, One-half Of one toe having been
eaten of. Fultons Diabetic Compound
WAS administered with an antiSeptic lotion
to cleanse the wound
ON January 18th. 1914 patient reported
My foot has healed Am working every
day and getting around as we'll rs ever. !
don't think | have any more Diabetes
The ability Of Fulton'S Diabetic Com
pound 10 oppose Repatic degeneration and
reduce sugar i'm many cases OF Dialects in
people over fifty is not a matter of Opin.
ion but a FACT IN PHYSICS and we viii
send formula that will show the percent
age or sugar from week 10 week. As the
sugar disappears Improvement commonly
follows Sugar formula and literature
mailed on request John !. Fulton Co.
San Francisco. Public Drug Store is
locel agent. Ask for pamphlet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
Personals

Phillip Nicar returned to Wabash
Monday morning after spending a
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Nicar.
Miss Lillian b. BrownfeId, who has
been spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown
field OF River Park. returned To Indi-
ana university Monday morning.
e. V. Long Of Las Vegas, New Mex
leo. who has been visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas A. Olney OF Lamont
terrace, left Monday morning for
Washington, ID. e.
Miss Evelyn Pace will return Thurs
day from Chicago where she is at
days vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. s. r. Pace, w Colfax av
Miss Katherine Skillman of Irene,
5. D., who is attending school at Mil
waukee Downer. will arrive Thursday
TO spend her spring vacation with her
aunt Mrs. f. Nj. Hatch, S65 Forest av'
Mrs. G. T. Goewey will leave Wed
nesday for Chicago where she will
meet her daughter Ruth. who is at
tending school at Milwaukee Downer
They will spend a week together in
Chicago.
Henry Harper, who is a student at
the university of Wisconsin. is spend
ing the spring vacation with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harper.
Leroy Maurer. 90T w. L.asalle av
left Sunday for Detroit in the interest
OF an automobile company Of Chi
cago.
Miss Stella VanderhOof returned
Sunday evening from Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane G. Babcock. Of
Wooster. o.. arrived i'm South Bend
Saturday evening to be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. +. BabcOck, $40 w
Lasalle av., and Mr. and Mrs Elmer
son Babcock, 1872 Niles av., Misha-
waka. Mr.. BabcOck is assistant bOtan-
list in the Ohio Agricultural experiment
station.
Lem ]. Dare, attorney, spent Mon
day in Goshen on business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
WIFE WENT TO PlCNICS
Joseph Vicsik Charges Many Faults in
Divorce Bill.

Claiming that his wife frequently
beat him and her step children, that
she failed TO get meals or to take care
of the children. that she was in the
habit of going 10 picnics with other
men and that she at length left him
and went to Gary and has refused to
return all on account Of drink which
he claims she is addicted to, Joseph
Nicsil, on Monday started a divorce
suit i'm the superior court against MS
wife. Sava Nicsik, for divorce.
Nicsik adds TO his complaint that
in April he went to Gary to ask his
wife to return and TO make home
for himself and his children, Neither
nv soul nor my body needs you was
her answer Vicsik claims his wife an
sWered and this he accepted as final.
ID. ID. Kenneth started the suit for
\icSik
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
MIGHT WILL NOT
SOLVE BIG PROBLEMS

The solution of the worlds prob
lens that are caused by wrong ideas,
thoughts and suggestions will not
come about by might" said Prof. $.
w. Hanan at St. Pau,'S NJ. r. church
Sunday morning. Prof Hanan was
filling the pulpit in the absence of the
pastor of the church, Rev ]. L. Gar
diner. He is connected with the Drew
Theological seminary at Madison,
y. ].
Neither will ii be done by intimi-
dation," continued the speaker, "or
law. or education or wealth or social
ism Apply TO Christ. He will show
YOU the way 20 do great deeos for the
benefit of mankind. ii Is going to
take more than that to accomplish
great things for humanity. The re-
generation OF the individual in the
sight of Christ will do these things
and that is the only available weapon
with which the thing can be done"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
SOCIETY

The Moonlight circle OF Lowell
Heights church met Saturday after
noon at the home Of Miss Florence
Bowe, 225 :. st. Louis St. After a
short business session games were en-
joyed and refreshments were served.
The society will meet May with Miss
Lillian Conner, y. St Louis ST
Miss BIanches Thumm 724 :. elm
ton St, delightfully."- entertained the
members of the Loyal Helpers class
OF the First Christian church, of which
she is teacher, Saturday evening After
an evening spent with games and mu-
sic, delicious supper was served,
covers having been placed for 20 at
a table Prettily decorated with spring
levers. Among the guests was Miss
Thatcher. OF Eagle Lake.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Ethel Crock
EFT. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Elmer
Crockett. w. Colfax av TO NJ. Il. L..
Fuller Of Birmingham. Ala.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
ASKS WRIT OF REPLEVIN
Twentieth Century Motor Car Com
pany Goes Into Court.

The Twentieth Century Motor Car
and Supply company on Monday in
stituted replevin proceedings against
t%c Taggart Freight and Transfer
company and against Martin l. VIII
l!ams to recover $4,000 worth of ma
chinerv which the plaintiffs allege is
being held and TO get damages in the
sum of $500.
The company alleges that the de
PENDANTS obtained one six and one four
cylinder motor and a block testing
apparatus by fraud and has refused TO
give il up. The case was filed in the
ST Joseph circuit court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
MM..v,,k&
Dainty Silk Blouses
Dainty Lace Waists
Dainty Lingerie Waists

Lingerie Waists Wolfe Waists Crepe Waists, Silk
Blouses, Crepe-deChne Blouses, Taffea Bouses, Tub
Silk Waists Handkerchief Linen Waists. AT least TWEEN
ty new styles arrived the past few days
Warmer weather brings requests for dainty blouses,
ESworhS supply is at its height and fashion has
accompanied the new arrivals which you can readily see
when you examine the waists. You'll find new
collar effects, sleeve effects, style touches.
Some waists have low necks and long sleeves All are
correct styles beautifully finished and prices that please
all who see them. S1OO, $500, $3.50 $500 $3.50,
$500, $3.50, $3.50, $1,000, $780, $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
strengthens Weak and Tired Women

Il was under great straing nurs-
ing a relative through three months
sickness" writes Mrs. J. 9. Van De
Sande. OF kirkland. H.. and =" Electric
Bitters kept me from breaking down.
I will never be without H." Do you
feel tired and worn out? No appe-
tite and food won't digest? Ii isn't
the spring weather. You need Elec-
trio Bitters. Star months treatment
to-day: nothing better for stomach.
liver and kidneys. The great spring
tonic. Relief or money back. soc.
S1.O0. Recommended by All Drug
Rubber Stamps and alphabets: blank
books and office supplies. II AZ Per-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06

Princess Mary OF Teck and her
ten-year-old brother were standing
before a picture of Adam and Eve in
the garden OF Eden. They soberly
studied the canvas from an artistic
point of view.
Rupert" said the little girl. "Rup-
ert. dear, which is Adam 80
The little prince marched up to the
picture and examined il closely. I'm
afraid | can't say" was mis- airy re-
ply. You see, May, they are not
dressed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
CARD OF THANKS.

1t is in this manner We desire to
express sincere thanks to our many
friends. the W. G. 7. L. and Neighbors
for kindnesses during the sickness
and death Of our sister, Mrs. Buckles.
Signed by
Mrs. Geo. DOuty,
Mrs. Jno. Ray.
Mrs. Perry Mcdonald,
Elmer Mcdonald,
Advt Geo. Myler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
NEW TIME TABLE ON NANDALIl
II R-APRIL ), 1911

Passenger service on Michigan di
vision of the Vandalia railroad on
Sunday. April ). will be changed as
follows.
Trains Nos. 40. Al, A. and As Will
run week days ly instead of daily.
No passenger ". Is will run Sundays.
Trains Nos a and 40 will be with
drawn between LOgansport and South
Bend.
For further information call ticket
office Bell phone So; Home phone
5033.-AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06

Wash and scrub yourself to beat
the band, but you amt cleaning your
stomach, bowels and insides-Hollis-
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do il
slick and quick. Try II this Spring,
S5c. Tea or Tabs.-CoOnley Drug
Store -AdVt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Regular G. w. b. NJ. auxiliary meet
ing at Mrs. Kales home. 1882 w. Col
fax av.. Thursday. April 3. 2:3O. Lead
er. Mrs. T.. 4. Marsh. Assisting hos
tesses Mrs Appleman. Mrs. Johnson
Mrs Donahue. Mrs. ROLAND Witwer,
Mrs Ellis Witwer. Mrs. Swartz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06

Colored Clothes will have their orig
beautifuI an6 white RoraT will not
injure even the finest of fabrics like
soap powders and I've and ash come
pounds do.
Besides BoraX makes washing sim
pie and easy Add three heaping table,
spOonfuls Of BoraX to every tub of wa
ter. 1t softens the water and very lit
tie soap is required In fact, in the
laundry il is the Borax with the soap
that does the work.
Be sure you ask for the original 20
Mule Team Borax. At all dealers, in
1Qc and 15c packages.
The Pacific Coast Borax Co, 1850 Nc
Cormick Building. Chicago, Will send
a booklet, The Magic Crystal" telling
the many uses OF BoraX in the home
TO any one who will send FOR it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
WILD GIVE EXuBIT.

Miss Mabel LOCKER has issued cards
for an exhibit and sale OF china paint
ing 10 be held "Wednesday afternoon
from O'Clock 20 6 at the home or
Mrs. p. G. Travers. 22s y. Lafayette
st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06

Or. G. r. Vickery's Sociology class
will meet Tuesday evening at the home
OF Lem j. Oare, SIS Leland av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06
Prevents Fadingo OF
GoIored Clothes
BoTax in the Water Will Prevent
Colored Clothes from Fading.

IL you use Borax in the laundry your
clothes are never injured or faded.
They will come from the washing IS
beautiful and as fresh as the day you
bought them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-06

In the Spring time YOU clean house
the stomach. bowels need cleaning
just as badly after the long indoor life
OF Winter. heavy foods. lack Of vege-
tables and fruits-Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea will clean and purify
35c. Tea or Tablets. COonley Drug
Store.-Advt.