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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From the Records OF the Indiana
Title a Loan Co.

The s.. Joseph Loan & Trust Co,
trustee. 10 Anna Laseska, Aug. 2S. Is.
90 and 81, Huey Heights, S390.
Joseph z. Haley and wife 10 Chi
cago. Lake Shore < South Bend BY
Co. land in German township, s1S4.50.
William Z Meyer and wife to
Charles W. Trowbridge, Sept. 20. tract
in town of Plainfeld. St Joseph Co.,
$500.
Albert Rensberger and wife 10 Cor
nelius Anglemyer and wife. Sept. 10.
land in Liberty township, 81.
ST. Joseph Co. Real Estate Co to
James Auer. Sept. 20. 8. - of w -
OF IS. BOwman's third addition, $500.
st. Joseph Co. Real Estate CO. to
Wilbur F. Gladding, Sept. 1. % 2-3
feet off s. end l, :, 9. University place,
$500.
St. Joseph Co. Real Estate Co. 10
Francis ~ Caldwell % and SO, Hart
man & Miller addition. 279. Bowman's
sixth addition, part l46, Sorin's second
addition, 81.
Cadmus T. Crabill and wife TO Fran
els NJ. Caldwell lot so. Euclid park, 81.
Jennie Ecket 10 Maeiei Kopec and
wife. Sept 9. So, Summit Place third
addition, $1,000.
St. Joseph Co. Real Estate Co. to
Schuyler Tuttipo and wife, Sept 20.
$1,000.
Frank stopper and wife to John II.
Knott Aug. 20, 100, in Fordham,
$1,000
William Happ and Jessie g, his
wife. TO Charles DeFauw and wife.
Sept. Z. No. 81, Manoka place, Misha-
waka, S425.
American Trust Co, gdn. TO Adolph
d. Shaffer. June 10, land in German
township. $3.50
Charles NJ. KrOnewitter and wife TO
Richard j. MeCklenberg and wife, part
I. A. NJ. Kinds addition NIishawaka.
81.
Fanny A. Thomas to Martha Annis
Kennedy, June z, 1872, s. L. addition,
81.
William c. Jackson ct al. to Stanis-
laus Alozy Janowiak. Sept. 10, Il, Yer
non Heights, $40.
Gaylord II. Cas- Get all to Albert r.
Pelts. Sept. %, 149, Swygart's second
addition, $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
ARRIVED IN SOUTH
BEND 49 YEARS AGO
d. r. StOckfOrd Has Watched City
Grow from 5000 to Present
Size.

b. f. StOckford. 112 w. Monroe ST.
celebrated his South Bend birthday
today.
While Mr.. Stockford was born in
1914 and is past Il years old. South
Bend speaking he is only 40 years
old, for il was 10 years ago rat he
came TO this city. at that time a thriv-
ing village of some seven or eight
thousand inhabitants
He has watched the city grow from
a village TO its present size. One OF
his earliest recollectiOns of this city
was the arrival of a big wild cat,
which looked like a panther. 1t was
captured in the swamps which are
now Lakeville and was on exhibition
on the lot where the oliver hotel now
stands.
In the last few years Mr.. StOckford
has been retired from business, but
continues an active life. He has taken
much interest in the City Rescue mis-
sion and is one of Supt. r. A. Birds
most valuable assistants This mis-
sion is one thing the city did not have
40 years ago, although it had Ions
been needed" he said.
Although nearly y years old. Mr.
his bicycle and says he feels better
than he did when he was around the
50-year mark.
He attributes his good health to the
fact that each morning on arising he
cleanses his mouth with a liberal wash
of salt water.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
REPORT OF YEARS
WORK GIVEN OUT
Fifty-six Girls Are Aided by the Flor
ence Crittenten
Circle.

Throught the Florence Crittenden
circle SO unfortunate girls have been
aided during the past year and an
immense amount of good besides that
involved in carrying out the main Cb-
iect of the organization has been done
by this little band of women The re-
port of the circle for the year, just is
sued by the Sec'y Mrs. c. L. Morris,
shows the following accomplishments:
Fifty-six girls have been aided: four
girls have been sent 10 Terre Haute
to the Crittendon home; five girls
have been sent to the Industrial
school; is girls were placed in homes;
10 girls were found employment; 20
mothers and babes were helped, one
mother and two babies were sent to
the hospital for treatment; 12S ar
tiCles of baby clothes were given out;
4Of articles of clothing were given
the girls: 81 1-2 yards of material
was given away; 22C visits have been
made in behalf Of the girls at their
homes. the jail and in attendance at
court sessions: 1913 visits were made
by the girls TO the chairmen and
memb ers of the circle IN regard to
their cases.
The work of the South Bend organ
ziation has been attracting wide at
tentiOn and many letters have been
written the officers regarding the
work. Physicians of the city are be-
ginning TO assist in saving these girls
and ministers of the city are working
arduOuSly
Through the efforts of the circle
eight marriages have been brought
about. The circle has been involved
in four law suits and three are pend
Ing. In pursuit Of the work seven
members Of the circle have been sent
on trips to some distance to investi-
gate eases. TO visit home or to make
other arrangemen for the girls well
fare A small circulating library has
ben started for the benefit of the girls
as well as the public interested in the
work.
During the past year 10 new mem
bers have been added to the organ
ization and the work has been broad
ened through various committees and
through association and cooperation
with other organizations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
MAN Is GIVEN CHANCE
Charges Made Against Frank Farkas
Are Dismissed.

Frank Farkas, 2O9 Leon ct. who
was arrested Monday evening for
drunkenness and for stealing lumber
from a building in the course of con-
structiOn, has been released. the COM
plainant having decided not TO prose
cute He has also been returned to
his job with the SmogOr Lumber COM
pany on his promise of trying to do
better and now all is again we'll with
Mrs. FarkaS and her two children.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Farkas, with
baby on each arm. and crying loud
~. was found on the corner of Michi-
gan St and Washington av. She was
unable to explain what was the matter
with her because she could not speak
English. so she was taken TO the pO-
lice station where she explained
through an Interpreter that she had
come down town TO look for her hus-
band who had been arrested. and that
she did not know how she and her
two babies could live if he were taken
away from them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
PINE FOREST SET ON
FIRE BY RUSSIANS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

the Bavarian army and the right wing
of the Prussian forces under Won Hin
denburg are taking desperate chances
in continuing their pursuit of the Rus
sian army while Won MackenZen is
held up the Pripet marshes and the
left wing and center OF Won linden
burgs army causing a check at the
Dvina river.
AS the Bavarians and Prussians ad-
vance toward Minsk they form a sal
lent subject of attack from both the
northeast and southeast They are
proceeding through a country which
has been completely devastated, find
ing as the Bourse Gazettes expert
says "even less means OF subsistence
than did Napoleon and meeting condi-
tons fully equal TO those which con-
fronted the little COrisician on his
march 10 Moscow"
NE attack on Dvinsk with gas bal
looms is similar TO that made upon
OssOwiec while the Bobr river fortress
was resisting the German assaults.
Maj. Gen. Brjosocsky. the COM
mander at OssOwiec reported that on
single day the Germans sent into
that fortress 500 balloons containing
asphyxiating gas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
KNIFE AND FORK
PROGRAM FILLED
Sen. James Hamilton Lewis
and Farnum Bishop to be
Here Oct. 10.

Speakers have been secured for the
first three Knife and Fork club din
ners to be given during the coming
season. L. 5. Sen. James Hamilton
Lewis Of Illinois will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the first banquet
which viii be held on Tuesday, oct.
10. His subject has not yet been an
nounced.
other speakers who have promised to
come are Farnum Bishop. Hugh
Chalmers. Irving J. Bachelor. Gov
Ferris of Michigan, and L. $. Sen.
John Sharp Williams of Mississippi.
Farnum Bishop Will be present at
the banquet on Oct 10 to speak on
the subject Of 1.-The Submarine" In
this address, Mr.. Bishop describes the
development Of the submarine from
its invention to the present time, with
especial emphasis upon its use in the
present war, together with its posi-
bilities for the future.
On Nov 16, Hugh Chalmers. the
automobile manufacturer, will speak
upon The Principles of Business Sus-
cess. The club feels very fortunate
in having secured Mr.. Chalmers con-
sent 20 make an address a its dinner.
as il has been trying for several years
to secure him for this purpose
also appear upon the same program
giving interpretations of some of his
famous down. east characters.
Sen. Williams Coming.
At the dinner on Dec. 21, Gov. Fer
ris of Michigan. and L. s. Sen. John
Sharp Williams of Mississippi, Will
speak. Gov. Ferris is one of the best
known governors of the country
Sen. Williams is a. warm personal
friend Of Sen. Shively and It is largely
due to his regard for the South Bend
senator that the Knife and Fork club
was able to secure him for an address.
Arrangements are being made for
other speakers of equal note and
prominence, announcement of which
will be made later. A new year book
is being gotten out for the Knife and
Fork club, and the directors are an
ticipating the most successful season
in the history of the club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
LOCAL CATS ARE
ENTERED IN SHOW
Expect to Return Home Satur'
day or Sunday Decorated
With New Ribbons.

Decked in fine furs and gay rib
bons and travelling in satin-lined COM
partments, a delegation Of South Bend
aristocrats left Thursday morning 10
attend the annual fair OF the south
shore Country club in Chicago. They
VIII be among the honor guests anu
though they refuse TO be quoted re-
e.arding the matter, they conveyed the
(s.cit understanding hat they expect
10 return home Saturday or Sunday
decorated with the blue and red rib
hons OF high honors.
The party included Wink En- of the
Ioosier cattery: Peterkins OF Castle
thorpe Miss Peter Henry of Castle
fFOrpe. Bettykins OF Castlethorpe and
her two kittens. Beautykins Of Castle
thorpe and Silver Don, all Of DuCas-
tlethorpe cattery and a silver kitten,
as yet unnamed from Navarro cat
terry.
TIE first individual named Is the
property OF Mrs. l. Clarence Ball. IT
is a beautiful cream cat which has
never exhibited its charms except at
the South Bend cat show where 1t took
three first prizes Wink En- was
gOwned for the journey in a large pink
bow coyly tied under one ear and re-
posed on pink satin pillows TO match.
Mrs Robin Dunbar is financing the
delegates from DuCastlethorpe cat
terry The two most distinguished
members of the delegation are Peter
l1ins and Miss Peter Henry. Peterkins,
when he was imported by Mrs. Dun
bar. was considered the best smoke
in London and is rapidly winning hon
ors I'm this country. He just returned
from a show in Toronto and retured
much decorated.
Miss Peter Henry is hoping 20 re-
turn from the South Shore show. a
champion of her class. She has won
eight of the necessary 10 points tc
make her a champion and she is vet
10 be defeated. Bettykins Of Castle
thorpe enjoys the distinction of hay
ing had the best eye color in Eng
land She has eyes of a beautiful
deep copper Silver Don is a beau
tiful smoke which has twice won first
honors
Mrs. II. ". Smith. 229 z. Navarro
ST.. owner of Navarro cattery is send
ing a silver kitten which bids fail
10 he a winner.
Mrs Dunbar, Mrs. Ball and Mrs
Anderson Fulk will attend the show
I'm Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
SH0PLIFTER is ARRAIGNED
Mrs. Helen Piaszeckd Accused of APP
propriating Goods.

Mrs. Helen Piaszecki. alias Mrs.
Mary NOvak. 14S Kimball av.. was ar
aligned in city court Thursday morn
ng charged with shoplifting. Com
plant was made by Lyle NJ Brecken-
sher of the GRANDCHILDREN store on
: Michigan ST. who ALLEGED that she
had taken several silk remnants a
skirt and a child's suit from the place
After testimony from BreCkensher.
Who was alleged To have seen the
woman take the goods from the store.
Judge Warner took the case under ad
-iSement until Friday morning.
Mgr. Diver of the WoOlworth de-
oartment store identified several other
articles found on the woman as those
AIKEN from that store. She was fol-
owed by Breckensher from The Bran
ion-Durrel Co. 10 the Woodwork
store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
TIDMARSH WILL
DRIVE CAR HERE
Has Taken Part in Every EIgin
Road RaCe-LoCaI Men
May Test Speed.

Interest is growing daily in the mo-
tor races 10 be held at SpringbrOok
next Thursday and several local
drivers have indicated a desire 10 try
the speed OF their cars on the half
mile track. Two possible entrants
visited ne track Wednesday and i'm
dicated their intention 10 enter the
speed contests
Word received today from f. A. No
ross manager of the Maxwell team.
who is racing this week I'm Grand
Rapids states that he viii ship his
cars and equipment direct from that
city 10 the Springbrook track. one
of his drivers is Billy TiGm3rsh, who
viii pilot the lightning Maxwell In the
big events here He is a native OF
Elgin. III. the scene of SO many OF
the national road classics.
We'll known Driver.
, Tidmarsh has taken part ia every
one of the Elgin road races that have
been run in the last five years. Last
year he drove his Great Western in
the Elgin events, also enterd 30 at IN
oianapolis
He is new addition TO the Maxwell
team with Arthur Klein America
youngest racing star. Tidmarsh has
! been making wonderful dirt tracS
showing.
He won several events at Cleveland.
Indianapolis and Detroit. during the
last 10 days and last week at the Wis
consin state fair, won every event i'm
which he started with his 30G-inch
special racing Maxwell.
Tidm3Tvh has participated in three
OF the indianapolis motor speedway
races and has also driven i'm the Fair
mont Park race. the Vanderbilt cup
and Grand PriN races. He drove one
OF the 40 n. 70 Benz cars IN the
Grand PriX at Milwaukee three years
ago, and was a teammate OF Burman
and Bergdou.
He Is best known i'm this state as
the pilot Of the Great Western. am
Indiana car Tidmarsh has won places
at Elgin and in several of the coast
races. but has been unlucky nm THAI
he has never been declared the win
ner. lie also finished inside the money
in two of the early indianapolis
events.
For the first time in his racing ca
reer he has a really fast ear. He is
a driver of the cautious type. and a.
good teammate for the dashing
youthful Klein. who throws discretion
10 the winds. and usually allows the
more conservative Tidmarsh TO come
from the rear at the final end. after
mishap has overtaken the more des-
perate pilot
Klein. Kennedy and Tidmarsh arc
/ sure To prove the class oft any event
| in which they are entered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
WILL ADDRESS EDITORS
III. &. Spaulding Will Talk at Meeting
at Danville. III.

II. G.. Spaulding. who has resigned
as secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce, probably Will leave Saturday
morning to begin his work as manag-
ing director OF the International
PaVedway. Sunday morning he will
give an address on Town Develop
ment" before the city editors of all
Illinois papers who will meet Satur-
day and Sunday in Danville, H., to
organize the Illinois City Editors as
ISOLATION.
L. NJ. Vaughn, formerly of this city
and now secretary of the Danville In
dustrial club and the International
Pavedway. Will lead a discussion on
the movement 10 interest Illinois in
building hard roads after the plan in
NermihOn county. other speakers on
the program viii be Gov. Dunno and
Hon. Joseph G.. Cannon. former speak
er Of the house of representatives
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
BULK OF DE COUDRES
PROPERTY TO SON FRED
VIII Of North Liberty Woman, Filed
of Lots and Farm.

Two lots and a house in North Lib
erty and also a farm are disposed of
10y the terms Of the will OF Mrs. Sar-
an @. DeCOUtires who died recently
mt North Liberty. The will. dated
Nov S. 1902, was entered for probate
Thursday morning. The two lots and
house are left to the son. Fred De
Coudres as also is one-third of the
farm. A third of the farm is left TO
q daughter, Addie Beach. and a third
s 10 be held in trust for the chill
dren of a deceased son, William De-
'oudres. Some of the personal prop
erty is left TO a daughter-in-la law, Su-
sannah DeCoudres.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
RICHARD WHITE NAMED
Is Elected President of the Junior
Glass at High.

Richard White, was elected presi-
dent of the junior class of the South
Bend high school at the election held
Wednesday afternoon. Results were
not announced until Thursday morn
ing, as Mr.. Sims was holding the bal
lot box open as long as possible.
other results follow: Vice president,
Elsie Lippincott: secretary. Ethel
Phelan: treasurer. Agatha Clark
marshal, Robert Muessel: and the
sponsors elected 10 direct the class
operations for this year were. Miss
Louise Studebaker and Paul Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
CLARK SUTHERLAND.

Clark Sutherland, "a years old, died
at his home 113 w. South St, at 2:3O
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, after an
illness Of one year He was born IN
Glasgow. Scotland, on March I, 1861.
he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dora
Sutherland. and two sons. Lord and
Clarence Sutherland of Los Angeles,
Calf
The body may be viewed at the
residence between the hours of 10 and
! o'clock Friday. Funeral services
Will be held at o'clock Friday after
noon from the residence, Rev. Frank
4. DOugherty officiating. Burial will
be at the North Liberty cemetery, and
will be in charge of Crusade lodge,
No. ii, Knights of Pythias. Mr..
sutherland was also a member of
Masonic lodge. No. As.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
MRS. VALERIE SICILY ACkLEs.

Mrs Valerie Sicily Ackles. wife of
Delbert Ackles. died of cancer We'd
nesday night at 7:40 o'clock at her
residence. l209 Glover ST, after an
illness lasting for a year She was
born IN Marshall county on May >.
1877, being IS years old. She had
been a resident of this city for four
years. coming here from KokOmO. Be-
sides her husband. she is survived by
her father, Allen Kemp Of Marion. the
following children: Mrs. l.. Walter
house, Chester DOdd and Thelina,
Erma and Carnan Ackles. and the fol-
lowing brothers and sister: Ernest.
Percival and Arden Kemp, and Mrs.
MerI Overhaul
The funeral will be held Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the resi-
dence, Rev. A. r. Thomas officiating.
The body will be taken to Tyner Sat
urday morning on the Nandalia.
where burial will be made in Morris
cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
GAVE FICTITIOUS NAMES
Two Men Are Fined S15 on IntOxica
ton Charges.

Two men failed 10 respond 10 the
lames they had given the police when
hey we're called By the prosecutor i'm
ity court Thursday morning As a
-esult. William Rogers OF Troy. y Y.
and Andrew Castles Of Twin Springs,
Mich. will spend the next days in
he county Jail. having been assessed
s5 and costs for intoxicatiOn by Judge
Warner. Both men gave fictitious
James and addresses when booked
Wednesday night.
steve Vodas, 1416 :. Chaplin St. who
has been arrested several times for
ntoxication. was given a fine OF So
md costs upon a similar charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
NEIGHBORH0OD HAS TWO
FIRES WITHIN THE HOUR
No. Hose Company Kept Busy
Thursday Morning When Elue
Causes Two Blazes.

Two fires were extinguished by No.
4 fire station Thursday morning. The
first came at 9:55 O'Clock and was at
the home of Thomas l.. Wagner, 1920
FaSsnacht av. The roof of the house
caught fire from an overheated flue.
and resulted in a loss of about $500.
Less than an hour later the same
company was called 10 the home of
Mrs. +. Howard. 1917 Fassnacht av.,
where a similar blaze was checked
with a loss of but $25. 1t was thought
that the second fire caught from the
first, as there was no one home at the
time, and there was no fire in the
house
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
DEFIES SHERIFF ON LAW
Grand Rapids Carpenter Holds Depu-
ties ut Bay for Hours.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept Is
Benjamin +. Irwin, a carpenter en-
plOyed at the federal building. detied
Sheriff Berry and half a dozen depu-
ties attempting 10 serve a warrant in
which his wife charges Irwin with
throwing her against a hot stove and
burning her.
For hours Irwin refused to leave
federal property where he could be
arrested only by United States officials.
but late Tuesday afternoon he gave
himself up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
ON WAY TO S. AMERICA
Two Young Men Are Making Trip on
Horseback.

Albert and Louis Bauer. brothers.
living in Buffalo. struck South Bend
Thursday on their way 10 South Amer
lea. travelling in a peculiar as we'll as
adventuresome manner. The brothers
are riding horseback into the southern
continent. expecting to journey 10 its
southern extremity and return to
Buffalo in seven wears
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
SALOON KEEPER ARRESTED
Accused of Permitting Use of Dice in
Business Place.

c. W. Balm, 1851 5. Michigan ST.
proprietor of a saloon. also on s
Michigan St. was arraigned in city
court Thursday morning upon charges
OF gambling He pleaded not guilty
and his case was set for Friday. Bond
was fixed at $50. Balm was alleged
10 have permitted the use Of dice for
gaming purposes in his establishment.
The dice and quantity of small
change are being held by the police
as evidence,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
HUSBAND WANTS DIVORCE.

John b Bird 2515 Bertrand ST.
petitioned the superior court Thursday
morning TO grant him a divorce from
Nellie g.. Bird on the grounds that she
has often brought false accusations
gaiust him and has failed 20 care for
heir home. They were married I'm
1901 and have four children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
WIFE ASKS FOR DIVORCE.

Cruel and inhuman treatment is
charged i'm a bill for divorce filed in
the Superior court Thursday morning
by Ella Pursell against Abner w. Pur-
sci. They were married in 1908 and
separated IN 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
HIT AMERICAN CONSULATE
Consul at Wuerttemberg Reports
Damage Done.

raid by French aiTmen over Stuttgart,
capital OF the kingdom OF Wuerttem-
berg, on Tuesday, fragments OF a
bomb struck the American consulate.
damaging il. Consul Higgins report
ed to the state department that no
Americans were injured. He gave no
particulars OF the damage done by the
raid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
NISS ALLEN WILL LEAVE
New Director Is Appointed For J. ID
Oliver Fairgrounds.

Miss lillian Allen. director at the J. d.
oliver playground. viii leave Saturday
20 resume her work as physical d.
-ectOr at the state school for the
'eeble- minded at Fort Wayne. She
sill he succeeded by Miss Olga Engers
Z Mishawaka, a graduate of Mrs. W
D Wares school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
BOY FALLS INTO CELLAR
Seven-year-Old Lad is Painfully In
jured.

Lucien Chirhart, seven years old y
Scott ST.. was painfully injured Thurs
day evening when he fell through the
coal shoot into the cellar at ~. Pat
rick's parochial school He was found
ON the concrete floor and taken 20 his
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23
DEATHS.
THOMAS c. GEAIRN.

Thomas c. Geairn. 1912 Z. Tut St,
infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Geairn, died at 7:15 o'clock Wednes-
day evening. after a weeks illness of
chOlora infantum. The child was born
in South Bend on oct. 19. 1913. The
body will be taken 10 Elkhart, where
the burial will take place at the Grace
land cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-23

cor about the size of tn estate of
Missouri and one-third the size of
the German empire)
Prisoners taken by the Teutons.
1694S69 OF these $50 are officers.
Guns captured, 500 field pieces and
5000 machine guns.