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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-03
dernoale, Sal.

Oct er lulige ilOen 8Ia0ets 2P-
Iere bar BORT ira 6ern6aIe oeo Stil.
lebapsfpitrn. 9oen. iom lig8er i
en- irugtbor 1aI, ser pna 10 SiOer
er omgipet Al 9ierge liant moo
geit grenier ND MOB 9aoet, fan
man / Snnobe0 faI0e en- Qirfebn
ge0 at gaa i9ennem 9oen taller
man life minore emo I airter,
iblanot Sisie 5eoer ia Dor ifenne
lille Onnif lutb. airfe, iom min.
ser port 5oIf ON at fomme inoen.
Tor o. bere @u0s OrOs ian0e 5or.
fnnOeIic pna port 0anife giooers.
maal. Sen6ae eiter Senoag lD0er
oct til os. % meaet @uos Or6 BIZ
Der uoiaaet. Sea tGnfer iaa tiot i
nit ItiIle Sino. Spor bar ri bog
me9et at ioffe Tor, at oisie @o0er
er os til0elt beroure | a6ipreoel
ZEN. % at Ri / 5reo og No mao
iamles ON Dem noeu at bliDe Tor.
6inOret. gieniabeoen Der nfboIot
en- Wisiionsieit ira ben %. til ben
26 Sept, Rait. Olien ira 0aflano
iamt Bait. 9ornp ira eurefa. iom
BAR ian uenlia at feIge Reni8be-
0ens Sn6bn0elie. nor pore @Giter
+ 6isie Gage. Zen 90. ON 5ormi0.
0agen talte Bat gorup. Samme
Gags Aiten anfom Qait. 0lien
llngoomsiorenin9en Der ION til ben
Qiten bnpoe n0buot ale oanife
maae Rpn0 o. apinSer, if ct fart
Bi0neOsbnr6 al bere on Qeopen.
oiq6eoen al at beapnoe port ling.
0omsliu meo ariitts og opior0re.
oes til al asre bette oct ~nbOoenOig.
tie SfriOt Der / 2ipet, mems pi er
unle Zen q 9apoe ri @nostie-
neiie ON gitermio0ngen.
On 5euoagen bnDoe ri 6gimes-
ie9uostieneite meo aItergana. o.
Der par mango @riter Deo Serrens
9oro. ct Oiier blep lngt paa ser.
rens alter. Otter @%uOstieneiten par
Der 5paesipisning / airtens sal,
6oor ReHigbeoen bnooe ogffei goro
til @RiterHe. % ale bleo boot ON
at bliDe 81. "a iamleoes ri igen
i airfen, buor 8aitor Olieu talte til
o.. 2igeleoes BAR Der @uostieneite
ON aitenen. 6ernleO par Dor DIS
fionsfeit til enoe. Dog 6aooe ri
eaonn 9ailigbeo til at pare iommcn
meo Baitor Olien enonn Ell Bar
@onge.
Ger bar arrongeret en- Set oore
! Cartons 8ooo peo Gortuna. vi
iaa ber nogle al SumboI0ts itore
Imuffe ReoiDooo 9rper. Zen 30.
ON aftenen bnu0e pi en- lille Slut.
ningsieit I airfen. Otter at Baitor
OIien bapoe tnIt, inmleoes man |
airtens Sal, bpor gennerne bnDoe
9eiligbeo til at iige Raitor Dlien
gof for De ifenne Gage. ri til
brngte iammen. Sub sipe. al De
Orb, Tom / iaa rig MfnaI er blepen
%ioinnct / oiSie Goge, maa pirfe til
5reIie for aae, Tom bar npret I'm.
ser bets Snoilp6eIie.
8i mrrfeoe. at Subs anno ar.
beioeOe pan Sjerterne, men Speras'
manlet trGnger fla frem | BET title
/ Cubs gerns Sjerter: or Der bog
ingen, iom felt tsr brooe meo BET
gnrnle Clio, og Tom belt tor tro poa
Cubs Oros Son6beb o. ouer9iDe
fla BELT til 5reIieren. Son iiger
Ri biertelia Snf til Grriterne 80.
RIP o. OIien og %ilutter meo en-
f9rlia Silien til ale glaoets 29.
iere paa MenigbeOens 8egne.
a. 3, 5ernoale, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-03
1unceriDuamc

Sabine Os ianreOe 4. Oft) sab
ne: 9obert Spite, % 4ar g., ID.
9nnien % Arnolo 9anlen, allie al
Slensbor5, S0er CIR. Sergenien,
9reoebro, "a aar, irit3 Sc5Dart3,
@ammelgab. 4Ht. Sesien, Senoer=
borg. % aar, s. ). Ssrgenien.
SunoaeD, 20 aar, aapt. &ater
alin9e, I~orO6org, Ii. 5cbmlots
Sgn, gollersleD (ogo al aolera /
Ruslano) 92is 9anien Subj, Sol
itrup, Sulius @uaolaeb, 9~angborn.
Qnt. geterien, Sperorup, Arben
Qorensen, SaoersleD. SIR. Sanien.
goftlan0, Pint ~ Mgaer. Seru5Dt,
his Riesien, anilet, 2sitnant Go
ren5 9~oren8en. 0oertolofontroIl6r
8eisbroot, Ssrg. 5bomiea, @il9.
SanIen, Sui. alincf ale al 6lens.
borg. garl an0erien. Cor. 9egum,
9ans Sanien, 9allnn, SIR. 6linot
Ssnoer6a0. $. CIR. Gel, SnogbPf
20 aar al. O.. 9ollen, efernieroe,
9aur. ). Serenien, 9%norborg, y
aar a.. 2. Simonien, Serted Eait.
% Mar 81.
6aar0t iaareoe 6enr. 8il5eImien.
9lesborg. Sper Ssergenien, 9egum.
fIoiter, ST. @iffelien. 9reoe @arf,
guitao 95omieu. 9nioernp, g Car.
iens 5en. Sfoos5oI. Sans @as-
iermann. S~o0ersleo. 9fnor. aIingen.
berg. gorup, OIuf Ssrgenien, 6p.
gum.
$4,000 SsnOeripOer par ollereOe
ior nogle Tiger iioen meo i arig
poa tDif SIDE. % minoit 400 iaIo
ne. Staoig Here inofaIoes, iaa beg
&c Ial sges ~uafIaoeIi9t.
Ban en- 9anOebei / HnslanO .@qit-
gioer ). 9laOt ira @rte6ierg, Tom
iioen Sanuar bar opret inofaIot
til MilitRrtieneite og p9ret ! &us.
lnno iom 4rmeringsioIont, bar i'll.
.Rolo. 5olfbl.~ | ct greo til i'm
SuItrn Ifiloret ct ~gIpoeIigt @soe,
ban bar bait paa en- 2%anOeDei
RusIano, boor ban iao og Hog Sten.
Ser meote ban i'm goSe Ben o.
8psbarn Gbriitian Sofobien ira
Ronsberg oeO G%rtebiera.
Snfobien, Tom er 40 9lar gam.
mel. bar Iige faaet i'm llO0nnnelie
I Samburg % oar M paa Bel til
6ronten / &uslano. 5ro0s en- lie
re 9a1es itreng Marcbtir oe meo
S%fnttegraDen Tom Maal par Sa.
fobien bog oeo goot 6umsr og LOB
me6ienoe en- oenlig 3ilien til "a.
mile og gefen6te / G%rtebierg
Dan ifal lGie en- 4Dis. On 4one
/ @enteIo oe en- SusmnnOsisn /
Oiterfpalo i0gmtes iorle0en boer I
Bags 6pngieG, for6i 0e ingen 9la.
be Ipier. iortpIler ct inf glaS. SO.
men ba0oe ioIgt Ills til 5iismnnos
ignnen. ifent bette er iorbuot %
lI6en beiloglagt De unoitplOte ia
bee9e mes, at De fife Dioite oct, Oa
Be iugen glaOe I9ite M1en Retten
fanot life, at bette par en- iorntil.
Oenoe 0mitRnOigbe0, 6a enbDer /
ben nnoprenoe arigstio er Tor.
pligtet til at lpie ct gla0 Tor at
fen6e 6oror0uingerne.
Srmels 9eier o. 5DenO Sbpbere
phre Frifenot. Otter at @aoroeier
Trnels 9eier o. Eentier Spen6
6sDbera bar iIpttet ira GrrgiIet |
SGensborg til Snternatet pnn IA
oigotionsifoIeu, bar oct at pente, at
oeres 5~rifenoelie mdntte fsIse innr.
Jig efter.
Snsod1 ben I. Oft. er ser III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-03
HvAD Err KRIsTENDoM.

HvAD Err KRIsTENDoM.
En- kort Fremstilling af Den kristne Troslere af L. G
Petersen. Pis indbnnden 81. 90.
bet err en- klar Bog Der er like gudeig Snak og Tale
maader at fnde den; men korte, klare, knappe S@tninger
fremstiller den den kristelige Lnre.
bet er en- bibelsk Bog. Den err gennemv@yet med den
helige Skirts Ord fra fsrst til sidst; Skrifthenyttelsen err tx
Ike en- dsd Ophoben at Citater, men den er Isletten Forfat-
terens Tanker.
og Diet er en- levende Bog. Jeg mener dermed, at det er
en- Bog, springer nd at Hvet, skrevet AZ en- levende Mand,
preyet Mvets Erfaring.
Past. Johannes Gstzsche / ,Sad og Hsst")
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-03
1ilial1llllen 5000 Il
SfoIefasfe

5r foitteret, e abl Rr. AZ $500 ...... ......... $685.
geft 9rnnob, Soma. 8onor y. g. 6lenmenien So; Sobn
9. 5enen. q. q. 0len, g. {. SEMEN, 9bomas Be
terfen, Gu8. Peteren bOer 81; Chris 9arien. D2rs.
gaarp OIien, an8ut Sobnieu. Marius 5euien bper
81; 6. 3. SEMEN $3.50; 3 6. g6rfenien 80 Gents 1900
5iIinnmen $6O4. %
Blair, Rebr, Den %. OCTOBER 1915.
Vpe0 Snf mootnaetl Otto Sanfen.
aasf. for .9en fore. 0nnife co -Inb. airfe Anne :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-03
SnbfOmmen til 9aeiiit arcOsmisiOm.

Siot foineret ........ -. ........ ........ $49s15
Senere inOtonmen ira Dor 6reHers Uob. OaTan6, Gal. 1850
Emmanuel 9enigbeo, Cation. Gal ........ .......... 10000
Bella genigbe0, Selma, Gal. 49,. 49,. 800. $3.50
Bella genigbeo, Del Gep, Sal. $500. 49,. =. ITO
ansaar Renigbeb, Gan 6rancisco. Gal. .......... $500
gor Greiers gagb, 8ernoae, Gal, Mountaineering -. 1000
Dor 5reliers @a6, 5ernOaIe, Gal, gSrneOfcr 80. 465
gor 5refrs 9lebY 6ernoalc. Sal, en- llnqDut -. 100
Dor 5reIfers 9ob, 5ern0ne. Gal. y1be entber Sea.
que" ........ =. ............. ........... 1000
Dor 3refers 9~ieniobeo. 5eru6ale. Sal. .............. 400
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9iIianinlen $9G38. 08


Ger tOitteret, e sol Nr. 40 .......... ......s..... $6l989
9aeue @is, 5nmamles 0eni96s. sm6aasffoIe. -. 924
atfartc arcos taaoomsiOrbun0et til sofffOGen ...... 1000
Chicago, 81, sifoms 90ob, ln9Oomsforeninaen til
aotfFOGn -. ............s... .......s...... 800
Spencer, 5a, 9ct6aaia 0sb. 0fer ira Ssa6agsioen
DeO NisHOnsmpoet ........ ....... .......... 1916
Bolton. So, Ct 9mIi 02o6s. llna6omsiorening ...... 500
@orcis, Su, ln8oomsiorenn8en ........ .......... 500
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aDitterinsr
Sapan m isfioneu:

6sr fpitteret, h SIT. Qr. l3 ...... ...... 80. .. 1886. 80
Raeine, @is, Smmanres Nq6s. s~moagsffoIe -. 923
Ofer DeO 9re0smeoet minneapolis, gfnn.. ........ 2916
Council BLUFFS, Soma, Sobn 6anien % Sutru $500. 500
atIontc areos INCONSISTENCIES ........ ....... 1000
0sfoib, Gts, oe6 QisIioupr 9eiens @6oe ........ ST.
@reen Ban, @is, peo Misionar 9ieIiens Rsoe ...... 100
Deiniarf, @is, ueo @isfionar RieIiens @de ..... 1880
Dennnrf, isis, 9ernenes Ofer oeo DistonGr Rieiens
@opIe goIIep, @is. oeo @isIionar aielens @soe -. 812
0conto, 8ts, o6 Wisiionar QieGmg Ne6e ........ 100
0ilpaufee, IRIS no gisionpr Qiefens @eoe -. 365
6artan0, isis, oeo Misfionrr Rieliens @Goe 1920. 900
@enaoa. Re6r, @rs anton Sab ............... 1000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
LIFE SENTENCE IS
SOUGHT BY FRANK
Petition for CIemenCy Sets Out
That He is Absolutely Inno-
cent of the Crime For Which
He Was Convicted.

ATLANTA. Ga, April 23.-Leo NJ.
Frank Thursday afternoon filed with
Capt Goodloe II. Yancey. secretary Of
the state prison commission. his petit
ton for executive clemency II was
hled by Atty Harry A. Alexander. one
.of Franks attorneys. and asks for a
communication of the death sentence
10 one of life imprisonment. The pc
tition which was signed by Frank will
be i'm the form OF an affidavit sworn
90 by him before John g. Suttles a
notary public. II was executed in
Franks cell at the Fulton county
tower.
Frank sets out that he is absolutely
innocent of the crime for which he
was convicted, declares the evidence
upon which he was convicted was of
Ia questionable and unreliable char
acter; asserts that his guilt has not
been established beyond "a reasonable
doubt. and announces that at the time
of the bearing of the hearing before
the prison commission he will submit
other evidence 10 support his petition.
Four copies of the court record In
The case were filed with the petition
Frank suggests 10 the members of
the prison commission that they per
sonally inspect the physical conditions
obtaining AT the pencil factory where
the murder of Mary Phagan occurred.
Doe position 10 understand the evi-
deuCe.
Tt viii probably be several days be-
fore the commission sets a date for
the hearing of the petition which fol
lows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23

@. NJ. W. Stoll. better known as the
Sunrise newsboy. is in this city for a
brief stay ON his long tour of 5000
miles which he intends to make in
eight and One-half months or 1000
miles a month. allowing 3 days for
jumps. He is going the entire dis
lance wearing a fun dress suit and
will visit 45 cities
Mr. StoH left Fort Wayne last Fri
day at 3.45 p. m, with one cent. He
Reached Chicago last Tuesday morn
ing and spent about six hours there
hustling papers He reached south
Bend Thursday evening.
The sunrise Ncwsboy carries let
tiers from publishers OF various news
papers for which he has worked. He
is a member Of the Loyal order of
Moose 40. 200 Of Fort Wayne. Ind.
and member of Chicago Newsbooys'
union so. 1857 A r. of l..
Mr. Stoll is an old neWsbOy and is
well known. He states that his chief
aim is 90 show the people what can
be done with little capital when used
to the best advantage. Mr.. StoU VIII
sell The News-Times on the streets
while i'm this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
OLD WARS MOVED
SLOWER THAN NOW
Civil War Battles Months Apart
While Present Day Actions
Follow in Rapid Succession
and Losses Greater.

WASHINGTON. April Z3 - Pom
derous deHbcrauon PLAYED big part
in old time wars Rapid action plays
a more important part in the wars Of
the present
Last summer half million men
were modified and several battles
fought within $50 weeks after war
was declared in Europe
This feterish activity was not pecu-
liar 90 one army corps. but character
lied several fields of battle hundreds
OF miles apart
now. after period OF several
months from the d. the first shot
was fired. there have been more bait
ties fought and more men engaged
than in an the -Four years 0l our civil
war and the entire 90 years Of the
NapOleOnic wars combined.
Again. at sea the loss OF ships and
lives through naval engagements eX-
ceeds by three times the total loss
and destruction iu all maritime wars
since the days of the Spanish armada.
in the recent Balkan wars. from the
firing OF the first shot. the battles
were immediate and continuous.
In the EussO-Japanese war al
though the field OF activity was hum
dreds Of miles from Japan and thou
sands OF miles from Russia. the fierce
battle of the Yalu was fought few
days after the declaration Of hostil-
tiles.
What a contrast between the
startling sWiftness and continual fight
Ing OF these wars and the leisurely de
liberation of former conflicts
In our Civil war the actual con
fict was ushered in by the firing upon
Fort Sumter early i'm April 1861.
Three months later, July 21. the ini-
tial battle Of the war was fought-the
first battle OF Bull Run.
Bull Run shocked.
Fewer than 100000 men were en-
gagged, although both sides had been
preparing for a year previous for the
trouble they felt could not be avoid
ed
At that time. ii should be noted. the
population of the no N and south was
nearly as large as the present popula-
tion of France
About a tHOusand men were killed
mt Bull Run, and the result was so
paralyHng TO both north and south
that eight months went hy before
other serious battles were fought
The seven days fight around Rich
mOnd-latter part Of June. 1S62-was
the second important battle OF the
war StOneWall Jackson had been aC-
tive i'm the shenandoah valley i'm the
meantime, but encounters between
main bodies on large scale had been
avoided.
Following this occurred the second
Bull Run campaign wherein-from
the middle Of August to the latter
part of Scptember- there was lively
lighting around Cedar mountain. Bull
Run. Champions Cap and Antietam.
Three months later the battle Of
Fredericksburg followed Then for
five months the two armies lay idle
Within sight of each other
The battle Of Charlottesville was
fought May I 1868.
Two months later came Gettysburg.
and then-for 10 months the Army of
the Potomac and the Army OF North
crn Virginia rested on their arms.
their trenches hardly rifle shot
apart
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
TWO CHURCH BODIES JOIN
United Brethren and Methodist Pro-
tcstaut May Be One Organization.

INDIANAPOLIS. April Gas a
result Of conferences held by church
Representatives of the United Breth-
rem and the Methodist Protestant
churches. i'm separate meetings here
Thursday. q union of the two church
bodies involving a combined member
ship of 100000 was practically COM
pleted
The action for consolidation ON the
part of the Methodist Protestant
church for consolidation requires no
further approval but the matter viii
have 90 be presented TO q referendum
vote OF the United Brethren church.
1T is the ratification passed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
NoT THNT TINE

s. father who was taking ms small
son with him in the train fornadc him
putting his head out of the Window.
The wind viii blow of your hat
explained. at the same time suatching
the boys hat and hiding il behind his
back.
The boy was much distressed over
losing his hat SO his father said. Vow
watch. and I'll whistle 10 back agai1, -
as he spoke putting the hat back ON
the boys head.
a minute later the boy whiSked his
fathers hat of and hurled DO ont of
the window. cryiuE gleefully. Whistle
it back. papa. Top Notch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
UGH. NOT CAL0MEL, OIL OR SALTS,
TAKE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"

ing without gripping. Please don't
think Of California Syrup OF Figs" as
a physic. Don't think you are drug
ging yourself or your children, be-
cause this delicious fruit laxative can
not cause injury Even the most
delicate child can take II as safely
as a robust man. II Is the most harm
less, effective stomach. liver and
bowel cleanser. regulator and tonic
ever devised
ting the genuine SO ask your drug
gist for a so cent bottle OF California
Syrup OF Figs" then see that II is
made by the California Fig Syrup
Company" This city has many coun-
terfeit "hg syrups." so w--"h out
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
Dining Room

Buffct-Many young folks find
il necessary to start housekeep-
ing without a buffet, but Ries
won't have it that way. Note
the good design Of this one;
built of solid oak, we'll finished;
has French plate mirror.
Tablc-isnt this a good looking
ruund-top pedestal table 1t is
built Of solid oak: foot extern
sion.
ChairS-fOur are included with
sign and substantial cOnstruc-
ton.
Rug, room size; choice OF Brus-
sHls or ArtloOm Weave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
Kitchen

Cabinet - Kitchen work is "A
drudgery without a modern
kitchen cabinet The one now
included with this outfit is
slightly different from the one
illustrated, and Is a splendid
Cabinet with conveniences that
viii save the housewife many
steps.
StOve-A Jewel gas stove: has
16-inch oven that bakes perfect
ly and three patent star-shaped
gas saving burners on top.
LinOleum- Enough for average
size kitchen.
Chair substantial hardwood.
well finished chair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
LIMITS POWER OF JUSTICES
Superior Court Judge Holds They
Can't Hold Insanity Inqucsts.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April 22.-
The Indiana statute giving justices Of
the peace power 20 hold insanity in
quests was declared unconstitutional
Thursday by Superior Court Judge
MulL because the law does rot pro-
vide for the notification of defendants
10 be present ut the hearings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23

A MILLION BED BUGS Just think,
Z9c package OF the new golden chem
zeal Z. II. q. (Pesky Devils Quietusl is
enough 10 make a quart and enough TO
XII million bed bugs. no matter now
large they may be. where they -ame
rom. their age, color or sex. and at
the same time leaves a coating on their
eggs and prevents Matching.
CUT THIS OUT. This new chemical
can be had Al any hrst-class drug
store. A 25c package makes a quart
OF P. d. Q. and viii go farther han :
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
EAT AT THE PHILA-

YouU find a variety of delicious
home cooked Goods. That's why their
meals are always popular Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
Bed Room

Brass Bed You would hardly eN-
pcrt Co secure a BRASS bed with this
price outfit would your It's a typi-
,ll Bies value: has = inch contiuu-
oUs post 10 filters Of proportionate
size: guaranteed French Lacquer,
Royal Satin finish.
spring All steel sanitary link
fabric construction.
Mattress Full size - lbs. COM
Portable cotton combination filing
iu good ticking
Dresser As Illustrated Of solid
oak construction has French plate
mirror.
Rug Room size: reversible: ORR
entail or floral pattern.
Rocker Good bedroom style. built
OF oak.
Co-tumer A substantial oak
clothes rack. a practical article for
any bedroom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23

THERMOS-Ice cold and Hot Bot
ana oest at Coonley's.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23

barrel OF old-fashioned bug Killer.
Don't let anybody impose upon your
Intelligence by Offering YOU something
else Insist on what you ask for. then
you'll have what doctors prescribe.
KILLS FLEAS OK Dogs. It's fun
to see the feas drop or your pet dogs.
KILLS CHICKEN LICE. No use for
your chickens 70 have lice. A ESQ
package mixed makes a gallon or
chicken lice killer
2. y. = Is sold by druggists and
dealers and never peddled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23

Al this price we are now
offering high-olass tailored gar
rnents newest models and
fabrics Better values than suits
an other stores At SIS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
Special Club Offer
SIS Cash

Starts YOU Housekeeping imme-
diately. Balance Extended Pay
mentS. No Interest.
Avoid Disappointment This
mountaineering offer will soon he
drawn to close. The club of
100 members is almost complete.
You will take advantage of this
Club Offer at once, when you
fully realize that you can save at
least 2O# on the actual value of
these outfits.
A small deposit now will secure
your Outfit for later delivery
$500 delivers II at once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23

Ar this price we are now
offering Blue Serge suits and
many styles Of Fancy All Wool
WorsedA Regular values Sl6.
20 s22
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23

At this price we offer
you suits Of fine Pophns
Serges and other high
grade materials. all Peau
de Cygne hned- Military
and other b eautiful
styles. Actual 5000 to
$500 values.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-12-22
KITCHENER AS A PET
ROLE WOULD COME AS SURPRISE
TO HIS sUsoRDINATEs.
Nev. ..less, Graphic Picture Has
Been Drawn Of His Friendship
With Two Elderly Ladies'
Unique Use of Gift.
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Many of the best friends of Lord
Kitchener. the great English soldier,
administrator and secretary of war.
that he is a grimly Incorporating
woman hater. In recent brief bi.
ography Of TX. OF X" Harold Begbie
draws a most winning picture of his
friendship with two of his elderly rel
atives-''two dear. diminutive old
Scotch ladies' who lived in Phillimore
gardens. Kensington, by name of the
Misses Hutchinson; and Kitchener
was no dearer to these charming
spinsters than they to him.
He wrote to them brightly and boy
ishly by almost every mail. q.
Before he went to Egypt for his ad-
vance on Khartum, these dear old la.
dies presented him with a gold-headed
'swagger' cane: and when the advance
was accomplished and the photograph
er arrived to make a picture of the
general and his staff. Kitchener seated
himself in the center of the group
with this stick held so SYSTEMATICALLY
that the old ladies' in Kensington could
not fail to recognize it when the pho
tograph appeared in the illustrated pa
pers. He sent them roses from Cor
don's grave at Khartum, and coats Of
the caliph from the Sudan"
Their house was always his goal on
his return from distant service, and
in 1t he was like a schoolboy, running
up the stairs two at a time, whistling
in his bedroom, going and coming as
he pleased. and telling them such sto-
ries OF his campaigns as no one else
in London ever heard. They called
him Herbert, pronouncing 1t Hair
BURT" in the broadcast Scotch, and
would sit on either side of him study.
ing his bronzed face with their small,
smiling. shrewd eyes. teasing him,
chatting him. adoring him, and giving
him sound advice"
Later on in his triumphal career
their "Hairburrt" once wished to make
the little old ladies' a Rift so valuable
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-12-22

The automobile school at the Y. NJ.
c. A. at New York has proved that
women have a mind for mechanics as
well as for millinery, the flare skirt
and tango. The class at this school
has a number OF men and about a doz-
en- woman members. In order to win
a chauffeur's certificate. they must
absorb lot of technical motor in
formation. That the woman members
are doing so is shown by their exam
nation papers. Not one OF their num-
Der has fallen below the 80 per cent
rating, and three of them have 100 per
cent. The women must learn the diff
ference between a cog and a carbure-
tor. and also locate and remedy en-
CINE trouble. Instead OF bossing the
job, they must get out and get under
Mother Hubbards are used for this
purpose. There are more than a thou
sand woman auto drivers in that city
and the number is increasing every
day