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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05
ANOTHER RAID IS
MADE ON BRITISH
Squadron of German Aero
planes Visit HarWiCh, Drop
ping BOmbS-ViOIent Often
Sive is Under Way.

LONDON. July An the air and
on land the Germans have begun a
violent offensive in the west, partly
in those very regions where the
French were expected TO launch
their great drive.
While a squadron OF German aero
planes rained bombs on Harwich on
the Essex coast OF England and upon
q fiotilla OF British torpedo boats at
sea, the reinforced armies Of Crown
Prince Frederick William have re-
sumed their battering ram tactics
against the French lines defending
Nerdun along the BinarvilIe road. Not
here alone. but also north OF Arras,
wnere less than two weeks ago the
French demonstrations gave promise
of a drive on Lens. the Germans have
opened intense attacks, which have
brought them up TO the French de-
lenses.
The first hint received in London
OF the air raid on HarWich came by
wireless from Berlin. The official
statement issued there makes no re-
port Of the damage and no details can
be obtained from the military Off
Gals here.
The lid has been clamped down
tight on all news OF air attacks. The
admiralty Is silent on the reported
air attack Upon a notilla Of British
torpedo boats.
According to the Berlin report Ger
man aviatOrs also shOWered bombs
on the French town of Nancy and
destroyed the railway station at Dom
basel seVering communication by
rail with the fort at RemiremOnt.
In retaliation the allied aviators
dropped bombs on Bruges. the cap
tured capital of the Belgian province
OF West Flanders. According TO
main headquarters at Berlin no mill
tary damage resulted.
Two allied aviatOrs got the worst
of it in duels with German hiers, the
report goes on. one, a Briton, was
brought down, his machine in flames
while another. n Frenchman, was
forced to descend by a German fight
ing aerOplane.
The German activities on land lead
TO the belief here that the Teutons
have adopted a vigorous offensive as
the best kind Of a defensive. Military
critics do not believe that the Teu-
ton activities forecast a new drive
either in Flanders or against Verdun.
That these Will come eventually there
is little doubt, but no serious opera
tionS are expected for several weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05
FIVE KILLED AT DETROIT
Wabash Train Hits Auto-Watchman
Not on job.

DETROIT. Mich. July 4.-Three
were killed and five injured when an
automobile in which they were riding
was struck by a Wabash passenger
train in West Detroit. tonight.
The dead:
Joseph Fabyszak. "a: his wife Net
tie. ~. and Olga Ewinsky 20.
The accident happened on a level
crossing where no Waterman is kept
on Sundays.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05
ITALIAN REFORM

ROME, July -Omcial.-"On the
TyrOl-TrentinO front our Alpine con-
tingents supported by artillery, at
tackled the enemy and Fort Hensel
was damaged. During the night OF
the third and fourth, the enemy again
attempted TO retake with the help
Of his artillery. trenches occupied by
US on the second on the north slope
Of Valgrande, notwithstanding a ire
mendOus artillery fire.
"Other violent attacks against the
Carse plateau were repulsed. We
made 800 prisoners and took two field
guns. a number OF rifles and mitrail-
leuses, some ammunition and a bomb
thrOwer.
prisoners state that the Austrian
losses during the last few days have
been very heavy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05
WIRELESS IN OPERATION?
German Papers Boosting of Connec-
ton With America.

GENEVA. July German news
papers boast there is q splendid wire
less service from America 10 the Ger
man admiralty despite British inter
Nention and that by means or this
service every vessel leaving American
ports can be located
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05

menI that one mas
to be very careful
There is one meth
cd. however. that
YOU need not hest
tate To use. even
on a baby's tender
skin that is the
resinol treatment.
Resinol is the pre-
scription of a Bal
timore doctor. put
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05

Element. but merely lay the founda-
ton for more war
'AffectiOnately,
'R. Pearce."
Dated June 3.
PeaTce is the name signed to COM
municatiOns to Washington newspa-
pers on the capitol bomb outrage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05
DO Rig BTSINESS.

NEW YORK, July 4.-The firm of
J. p. Morgan * Co, it was stated au-
thoritatively tonight, has handled con-
tracts amounting TO more than $780,
600. 900 for the account of foreign
governments since the war began.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05

spOOnfutS II 4
Baking P0iOder;
stedspO0NhsL salt;
I cup butter; 2
eggs; Z cup milk
fscGHt) cherries;
salt or I table
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05
What to Do for
Itching Skins

Eczema. ringwOrm and other itch
ing. burning skin eruptOns are so
easily made worse BIZ improper treat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05
Cherries are in Season
K c Cherry Pudding

BY Mrs Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor OF
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-05
People Not Responsible.

The people, fortunately. are not
responsible for such diplomacy The
diplomat must be annihilated, must
disappear from the governments or
the world and in his place must come
a Christian statesman who is big
enough 10 see the needs of the other
countries. Why does a Christian
business man get along without war
Because he Is sensible enough 10 know
that peace and generosity pays better
in the end.
II then the American heart and
mind and means are help 10 you,
we beg OF YOU not - allow any re-
10 our ears. We feel that such an
attitude would not lead TO "A real set
The Irish standard., 1915-08-07

this moment, witnessed the kiss and
for a second stood petrified. incapable
of movement. Then she walked straight
in,
Nora quick as fash backed away
from Crawford and with a presence Of
mind that Patsy never would have
credited her with and which was an
other revelation. turned to her. saying:
"Oh, Patsy. this is Mr.. Crawford"
THAT so?" she returned. Mora. go
pack your trunk"
Nora, who had been badly frightened
by her sisters sudden advent, went out
without word. The order admitted of
NO retort.
Patsy seated herself on the edge of a
chair and. motioning Crawford to an
other, said icily:
Wont you sit down."
The Irish standard., 1915-08-07
CHAPTER vi.
y ATRIClA was girl whose brain
y worked quickly and enabled her
to take in situations and form

- worked quickly and enabled her
to take in situations and form
4 decisions instantly. When she
had surprised Nora and Crawford she
had Immediately concluded that her
sister would be safer under her own
supervision and that the sooner she
took her with her the better. 1t was no
light responsibility that she had under
taken. She realized this when she had
a chance to think Of the change in her
own life the step would mean. But she
was not of the stuff to shirk her duty
as she saw 1t. whatever Inconvenience
or sacrifice 1t might entail.
In the first place. 1t would be highly
injudicious at this critical stage of NAL
lory's affnirs to risk jeopardizing his
chances Of success by causing at the
very outset unpleasantness between
him and the partner upon whose assist
ance he counted to get him out of the
hole In which he found himself. She
knew Dan and her father Their rug
with the women folk of their" family.
Therefore she would keep to herself
the knowledge of what she had wit
messed.
Still she had faith In her own power
to keep her from harm by guidance
and example aided by the girls natu-
raj goodness and the strictness of her
upbringing. Moreover, she argued that.
as Nora was determined to earn her
living in some way. the stage certainly
did offer better opportunities than the
department store or workroom. As
she had observed to Mallory in talking
1t over with him.:
There amt girl as begun with me
at the Casino who amt ridin' around
In her own tiara. but the milliners Is
still trimmin' hats"
Nora had looked forward apprehen-
sively to the inevitable interview with
Patsy. She wondered what the latter
would do in regard to the incident Of
the kiss. Would she tell their parents?
And IL so what would happen2 She
had positive dread Of scenes" and Of
being lectured. She was immensely re-
lieved when Patsy Informed her that
she would say nothing about it and
why she had reached this decision.
Nora passed the matter of lightly and
blamed It all on Crawford Il didn't
know that he was going to do 1t, and l
couldn't prevent him." she declared.
She treated 1t all a. q joke and laugh
ed about 1t. She did not, however,
mention the wager that was won In
advance nor the fact that he had hand
ed her his card.
Two days later found them in New
York eager to start In and do. They
had arrived lust at the right time. for
The Irish standard., 1915-08-07
CHAPTER ~.
Continued from Last Week. J

ssY USETER think was the big
screech in this family, but it
looks like I'm the false alarm"
i Patricia O'Brien gazed around
tie deserted kitchen with mingled ire
The Irish standard., 1915-08-07

interest.
"In the box Office" replied Patsy.
with a laugh. in which all Joined, in
Guiding her mother. who began to un-
derstand.
wasn't the play comical?" asked the
latter.
II never noticed any one laff himself
to death,v said Patsy, struggling her
shoulders. 1.-THE comedians was q
couple of morgues. The best joke in
the show was the star-one of them
handmade blends. She was in the
original Black Crook company, an
she had a daughter at school then.
Then there was a couple of song an
dance men, a team Of acrobats. troupe
Of moth eaten dogs an chorus that
looked like the Chambermaids' union. +"
"And wasn't even the scenery nice?"
questioned Nora.
"Yep." she admitted. 1.-THE scenery
was nice, and made great personal
success. I had three lines in the after
piece"
"Well. never moind, choild. The
Moonlight Maids brought US luck in
bringin' ye here" said O'Brien. "An,'
now ye're here. we're goin' to keep yez
awhile"
"I'd like to stay awful bad, but I'm
afraid I can't, pop, DEAR" she said.
1--WE got to go back to New York to.
morrow"
"But ye can't Fave Us 80 soon," pro-
tested her mother.
"Mom," she replied, with an air Of
businesslike importance. you don't un-
derstand. ! simply can't keep men like
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iluier gsent in Samiltun lit
Ssrr GSnaro grud, 449 SIo Sanftt
Straie. geG SsI. 476 g., Srme
4bome 1881 u.
- Der FARMER Seorss 20. Raps
mono, pelher porsefsrn IN isiner
8pbnuns in SprinsbaIe i'm GItsr DON
10 Sabrsn nit SinterlaFung ieinsr
Satin unb brsi ainbsr psridieb,
pirb mprgen 9prmittas bier I'm
greentpoOb Jriebof CUR IeBtsn Rube
beitattet.
- Der Garbiae Robert Smith,
ipelder erit iiingIt aus bsm 9efdnss
nib enilafien puros, bstraHt ii4 oors
aeitern 4bsnb unb brobts Der 6arbi'
aen Georgia gbambers nit S6lGsen.
sic lieb ibn perbaftsu. Sobn 9. 2Ibn.r
pon Der ainn StraBs mslbsts ipdtsr
Der pOliasi, bab ibm isins golosne
1aiaenubr in bem r2ittle Gbicaso'
in Der SHb Monumsnt 2loenue geitohs
len purbe. Cine untsrfudruns purbe
einseIeitet unb ss iteIlte ftt bernus,
bab Smitb bic lbr Itabl unb feinem
Solb6ruber sab, Der bisielbs fir 75
Gents in benz gOben'i6sn 9fanbbaus
psrIests. Smitb bat ben pfanbiaein
perlorsn unb Der 9sItoblener mub jsst
nit Silfe Der ppIiasi bic Sdi4enu5r
tpieber erlungen.
- ginbre6er itablsn aus Der Wobs
nuna bon Gbparb 6elpep, Ro. 631
Main StraBs. Elm SperngIds, a goloes
ne guientn6pfs unb sins soIbsns llRr'
fette.
- Der Wttttps Qnnd Gonnaugbs
ton BON Der 6dnober unb Cane Strds
be ipurbsn iiinf 5iibner seitOhlen.
- GinbreHer brangsn borgeftern
g6enb in Sie Wo6nung BON Willium
gladaa, tpelhsr in ben Woebus Glats
in Der Glib 2. Strabe ipobut, unb
iiablen Elm Bortomonnaic nit einsm
tleinen GsIbbetras, ipel6ss Dem @ns
Ter Der sSrau 9ladalI sebDrte. Sis fa3
ben entfIiebenben Sdlsihoieb unD sab
eine gei6reibuns bss 8urif)en, psls
der bon 20 bts % Sabre alt mar.
- Clarence Gloper, fpslhsr in
qiqua nit Stella Gdnron betannt
ipurbe unb na6 ibrsr @erbaftung Der
8aterI6dft ibres srmoroetsn Sdugs
liuss anssflagt fpures unb an 9ien.
tag Tsin @erbDr beitebsn fOllte. mar
am porssitrisen 46enb bisr unb hats
te eine 4bmaduna nit bem Grauens
simmer, iuslches i'm Gountb @efdng.
nib bes ainbesmDroes ansstlast iiBt.
Die QfHflags fpuros bierauf i'm Munis
aipalgeri6t bon Ri6tsr Sbant fallen
qelafien.
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Mir ben sbsaterabtmo am Tisnitas
mui and Der Tl0ntas berange'
5ogeu iuerben.

Eos 2prir Ibeater biirite an Gbel.
tera6eno bcg SanieImnnn aIubs 1nI
IienItng rSlig onsperfanit ieiu. 1is
yldte fir 80 Gents. 20 6riis uno
81 90 Iinb jett itbon fdit uoaiidnoig
beIegt inb bn obne 9ueifel nod
5ieIe 3idets 5u bieien preiien IN
Sdtocn Der 5reunbe iiIio. lit NIT benz
Surie 5bcater 0as 9lbfomnen getrof-
fen, cab oieie 9idets. iopeit be 5n.
bnber am Tienitag abenb teineiI
gIaB erbalien f6nneu, ont Wlontag
9lbeIlo bonorirt iperoen uno aud,
Sann erbalt Der SanieImanH ailIb
ieincr slntbeiI. Gs iino nber nod)
iiir Gieniiag gfbeno giite Barrett.
imb ocseniiee 81 baben llnS Der slnb
6oiii, oai, aud, oieIe lire gsetmer i'm
Seu. gie greiie fir oiefe pIate iinS
$3.50 pno $500.
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(sinbrithe anb 1iebHable

- einbrs6er iiattsn in Der Rati
gum Sonnias ben Rdumsf Der Grant
lin Wotor Gar Co.. Ro. lila Rdts
Girabe, sinsn unsriplnfntsn gefua
ab. Die gurf1sn srbrufxn eirsI
G@rsibiiId unb anbtre Bebdlisr, ss
sonns. jebo& nod nidbi fsitssfisGt psrs
ben. mas ssftoblen irlrbs.
Di.bs, bi. ben @trfu& ma6ttn.
In bic Wobnuns BON Wurrap gbanea.
SO. 2010 Gdiisrn aps.. einsubriHssiL
ipurbsn re,Edsu4t.
'Sn Der Gaft gum Sanitne eni.
ipeil6eten gicbe oas gutomobil bon
Sstar @oIbimit5, BON 1o. S46 Wiis
den 4ps., bds Dor bsm Wtiropolc
Soi.I itanb. Das auto ipurbs ssitsrn
Mors.n in Glsnbale unbsiddbist aui.
esfunnsn.
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rere Rthnunssn tpurben sur SubIuna
ongtipieItn.
- Die 3ablreihen 1rsunbe bes
Strrn hilbert Gtnubmeiiter tpsrbsr
NIT gsbautrn psrnstmen, bab psrislbt
an sinem Sey5leiben f4tper ertrant'
barnieoer liegt.
- 4nna Sumilton, bon Der q. nns
Brighton Strabs. batts aus aisbss'
hummer ibr 2tben hura Gift 81 sn'
ben oeriu9t. Gie purnt rad BEN
Spsers sooipituI sebrutt. no bic Wsa'
ssnpumps in srfolereitber Weiis II
snipenbuns sebraht puroe.
l. SIN @eIunbbeits0rnt ipurben II
Der abselaufenen Mo6e fplseubs 10
besfGlle anseneI0et: Gris Bad, 76t
Gduslins Sorsfielb; Sduglins BOB
Sabie Gorss. 23; Gbas. u. Nanset
80; frau Sobn aramer. "a; 5. y
Carr, II; Geo. gpniee, SO; Ra6e1
Wfepers, 81; gbas syinserbut, no
nat; Sduslins SObnfon; MarcsIIt
,stsbtmait.r, 9; @rtbur 6opss 30; W
9eb, Sc; SGuslirs 5er3os; Soi. u
2onbon, 45; Sdir9ling Wbaiterion.
- Gbas. Gang tpurbe ssitern an
@sranlaiurns ieiner Satin uno i.t'
nes Sobnss unter Der antlass Del
Sruntenbeit unb bes unorbentliaer
Betrassns perbaftet.
= Wlabeleine apbl, IL Sabre alt
30. 335 80. Il. Ctr. tpohnbaft lie
aeftern beim Roaidmblaufen su 30
BEN, nobel fie cine @ebirneridattsr'
iins erlitt.
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tai I'm qlltsr Don SO Sabrsn seitor'
hon
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% 10 p o 1t.

Die Reiuport Office fir Sas yGin.
eiHnater @olfsblatt" befinSet iid III
NO. 339 Yprf Strahe, segeniiber benz
GuHrtbDafe, iuuieIbit 0e.igfeiten, sln.
seisen II. |. III. Bis 10 itbr 45 Ulina.
ten gbenos sntsessusenommen iuer.
ben.
Der 4ntsr @esenieitige ltnter4
itiisunss gersiu 6iIet seiteru inter
IOriis bes gias prdfibenten 5errn
slsm. WunninsbOf isine resslmaBis.
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nOmmen. Der Ginandetretdr Sert
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Deutf9 almsrit. Gtabiberban6ss BON
Rspport psrbanbsItsH Gei9Sft.. Tssbs
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1sr iiinaite yua luar Gin id)0usr
GrfuIe.

1intsv hsm Worfibs bss f,ryu Shso.
sor M mshoo. ~ ,,nS 'ni n,it nsrrn aoispb
Wrinymrrr i ots @,,ysts, hisIt &,
ohins glsys;n osss,yn apnd,m;itna IN
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de- itht S,i Der sibboitunu BON Ntits
fiA,,it,r AZ ;;b,rtninn,r f,;,u siusu
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BurIesienbubne 5urildsisben piI1.
Seine @sfsuf1ofi eibt cine iomif4e
0ptf iinb feins DurltsIe. Das Stiid,
bic Wufit bic aisbsr. bic Nusfattuns
- dlIts bat ben Gtil sinsr tomilHtn
Dptt. Der Gbor III bee ftiniit. ben
man felt langtm I'm Olympic gtbort
obtt asfsbsn BAT. Asnss gtblsr,
4nna Qrmifrong, Waub Clifton, Was
rian Gran, autiue Guusber unb lils
Iion aIlen baben bic Soiiptrol'
len. Der Sdns bsr 5itrIimsn emilia
gdrfbcIitti 1T bsionbers gu erfpdbnsn.
Die yrsnh syroiiquers, Die bisfs
Wo6s I'm Gfdnourb zbsdttt
editirsn, ircsen ibrsn Hamsn NIT
Refd, bsnn mo fis auftrsten, berrlht
Irobiinn unb bsiteriteanune. ~9l Rigb!
Of pdris" bibt bic sipsiaftise BurIsss
fs, bic cine fIctts 9dnbluns. prd4iiss
WsIObitn, ftf4e 1dn5s unb GboreDo'
Iutipntn niif3uipeiien bat. Die Ots
fangstomiier GeOfss Glars. elopo
Maurpbp, Sim Barton. Jlorsnes San'
nsr iinb gluntp WaIisr baben biz
baupfTdtl;diien RolIsn iuns uHb iit
iperoen Don BEN ausss5einnsisn ebor
bsiiens untsriiiigt. Der Gbcr btfebi
aus biibfdsn junstn WGbtIs, bic iin'
aen unb tanssn iSnnen, bdb ss eins
Greube tn. Don BEN pielen !rtFflidtn
Sps,iaIiiatennuntmrn III beionDsrs
.abs Girl in tts Stabotp" berporDu'
bebfu.
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Der auf bIe}e ferniesn qBeiit folsie.
betpies, tdb bic Ulit9llsbtr ben Hdib
hires pfdiibenten btfoIssn iperben.
y S&nbmeifer Gbds. &ubn sonnte
bert9isn bdB bds Uersniieuno3 Rom
mite i'm Stanbe fei, bem Wsrtin $50
ais gddtnf 81 iibermiiteIn. eiue ans
iiinbisana bic dngtmeinsi Hsifcu
berporrisf. gum 94lude be-
ridsste nod Der DtItgat ju ben Dsrs
,iniatsn Gdnesrn. bob bds bis1jubsiss
Triibiabrs gdnssrfeit an Wputaa
Sen 81. Wloi (grdberi4madn stag
i'm ebtftr part notifinbsn pssbs.
Sm llsbrigen ldnitn nnr Nouiinsgss
ihdfis 5ur DsthanbIuns.
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OisS 9attsnfeitsperp o.
pnlnritai. Jn Der .8srlinsr
absnbpoit4 plaubert Der betannt.
SdriftiisIer 5ebpr b. 3OtsIiit ilbsr
eiren 9tiuh BEL gsnfraIfslbmcrffysl
bon SiHb.nburs, Del BEN sr oui siner
Rsifs IN geisn 3u 9ii9 saoben nar.
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idon ftnnen seIsrni bat Die Nens
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ainbsrbrisfs gu 6aui, bic msiftsn bit.
tirt bon siilsn Wtiitisrn unb bpfsris
i1sn @ouperndnisn. lInb nnnn nisfs
Rsimtrsisn! .6inbsnburs1 unb .bins
i,R burd- 1T sstp5bnIid Der Gnbrsim.
yGs III fiird,ttrlid-. fnst Gin abgsbsss
Ter 4biuiani. Sd tonn Is mir bens
fen. Qlufl bic tbnttrGitiafisn Mbius
iatlten, e,uis p0l iiHsrfhrodenbtii,
Wleibiabeife. i6nHsn anfIiiss bon gsi.
fitsirdntbeit bstpmmsn. penn iifl in
isber Norssniriibs, sur Wliiiassssii
uno in filler absnbfiunbs wlnusrn
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nur 6umor binter al bsm GslhrsibIsl
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