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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

II HE handiest way for the busy
seamstress TO keep her spools
EzEE9 of cotton tidy is to get a wire
and thread the spools on il
The ends may be tied together with a
piece OF ribbon and hung on a nail.
Ihere VIII then be no difficulty in find
Ing the spool required. Some people
prefer TO put their spools on a rib
bon, but this is not so convenient as
a wire, for the thread cannot be pulled
OF so easily. OF course. a thin brass
rod would be very good. but somewhat
unhandy TO manage. When using
thread, TO prevent it from knottine
during the process or sewing. thread
the needle with the end OF the cotton
you start TO unwind from the spool
then make knot in the end of the
thread you cut from the spool. This
done. there will surely be no danger
Of incOnyenienI knots.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

The view from the top OF Pixies
peak embraces an area OF $4,000
square miles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

LONDON.-Reports have reached
here that Lady Ralph Paget. grand
daughter OF Mrs. Paran Stevens Of
New York. has been made a prisoner
OF war by the Bulgarlans Lady
Ralph was a leader IN the British Red
Cross work IN Serbia and has been
active in attending the wounded there
since the war began. Her husband
was formerly minister 90 Serbia and
she has spent much or her life I'm that
country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

Buy them Saturday, 20 and 80 and
50cs 10. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
Informal Opening Tomorrow
Our New Candy Store

Main fIOOr-near south elevator Candies
of Purity with our seal of Quality First on
sale tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

IYSHl ONE people do not realize that
RI pieces OF brass and copper
Ill ware are greatly enhanced In
beauty If they are kept quite
shiningly bright. They should be as
carefully attended TO az the silver
ware. II a reliable cleaner is obtain
ed. old tarnish marks are rarely too
stubborn 20 be removed. and thereaft-
er regular weekly cleaning will keep
them In excellent condition. Boiling
water will remove surplus candle
grease from the candlestcks before
securing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

KgEI HEN measuring sash curtains
ktM TO get the right length Of the
1871 sash measure down 10 the sill
then allow about two inches
at the top of the curtain for the head
Ing and rod casing, and at least three
inches at the bottom for hem. it the
material is shrinkable, and most wash
materials are, allow an even deeper
hem. as II is better to have them a
little too long at first than have them
shrink up to the glass after the first
laundering. Never put winter sash
curtains away starehed. Have then
washed and rough-dried If they are
done in the home laundry. IT may
seem advisable in the case Of shrink.
able material to have the cotton laun
dered before the curtain is cut at all.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29

FYF1 covers for bed and table Their,
SA@ is nothing more beautiful than
Eg1 crochet lace. A bedspread
seen not long ago in one % the
shops had alternating strips in six
inch wide lace and heavy linen panels
Of equal width worked in cross-stitch
flowers and green vines. Around the
edge Of the spread was a lace border
as wide as the panels. Near the spread
there was a pretty luncheon cloth
composed OF squares Of linen Joined BY
two inch wide strips of crochet lace
The four squares in the center Of the
cloth were un-decorated, but the other
squares (all OF which were about nine
inches sQuare) had a floral design In
colors embroidered in the centers
which gave the effect of a border
around the cloth. Square doilies to
match edged with the crochet lace
could be made TO correspond. as ths
cloth itself was edged with lace to
match the insertion
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MIItriei.
Die Sam Mntonio San

Die Sm Mntonio Sano utio
Srrigotion Co., BON melfer Sie Nee-
Dina 8alep Srrigation Company Ell
ne 6iliaIe lit, bradte inl 81. Oh
itriftgeridt cine Hetition INN Nnf-
bebutig Der Observation-Disclosures
Elm. Ser Mnmnlt Der @eiealdaft
iiibrte in ieiner 8~egrinouna on, Dab
Die Mftiondre jest fertig itro bereit
ieien, Die unterbolb oes Damnes
aelesene 10000 Mder tatlGflif 3ll
tetp1iier1l. unb ebenio bereit ieien,
ggaiier an ale aontrabenten abouee-
Zen.
Sic Sarmonia-2og $50. 1 DTS
Oroens Der ~9ermannslobne erpdbl,
tie Gonneritag aben6 feline idmmtIi.
den alter @eamten pieoer. gs iirS
|oies: Hrdiioent, 9om 2eigbton; gice.
Yrdiioent. 81. S. Neumaml; protyt.
iSefretar 9ouis gfnarf; 5inan5iefre.
TOR, 60. <ihenrenter; Shabmeier,
@. 6. 3e0meger; MitgIieo oes Ser.
paltungsrat, 6. giesmann, Mit.
glieo oes 5innnsfomites. 6. Soft
mann; Mer5te: CTR. Burg nno 0r
| @oetb.
Die Mbflubfandle an Der Mla
mo Ylasn iin0 total perltopft mi
cine an5abl @rbeiter id)affen untel
@od)orud, UNI ben SAlamn uno ull,
ocre Sinoerniife aus ben &obren 81
entfernen, ebe es mieoer reenet.
9pei dinejiihe Meitaurateurs
puroen BON 8unoesbeamten untei
Ger @nflage perbaftet, Opium II
ibrem 9eiibe 81 baben uno oaoird
hns einldlaalide 8unoeseeieb BET
lett 81 baben.
sSnnerbalb Der leeten pier 8ng,
faben bier 5lieger bie Briifung al
Der BON SRI. Maiorie Stinion gelet
teten 5liegeridrile beitanoen. 6rl
Stinion bat 81 perihieoenen Walei
ben cen &onoelsfammerll BON 9
a'aIo nn6 Hem Srleons nerlodenol
Sfferten erbolten, nit ibremSnititut
nno 3oglingen nah eiiler oieicr
StGote iiber5uIieoeln.
9ie Gouitp : aomniiidre hn
ben beI6loiien Die airf 2onoitraIs
BON 8on Grmn bis 5ur goporot
2on65froSe. sic gomar0s 9anoltrob
bis. 81 Der nod 8earida fiibrenoel
StrnBe nipellieren 8ii loiiei; ebeni
miro Die Corpus Gbriiti 2anOitraBe
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Kauft frdbzeitigl

Sober fam iih Die 8eibnadts-
GinfGmfe erleidtern, ipenn Ct bieItl=
6ei f~riib5eitts ,nadlt; er fat Die uO1s,
srpfe Ansiuabl Der @aareu unS btr-
meiOet bus @cSranse Der letten "a.
u, oas midJt MIR ie9r n~nbeqneut II,
= bern aitd bic GinfGnfe meientltd,
s%fidluert. Alein, nidlt mir Sas. SaS
friiGseitise Grideinen ocr 9anSen in
ben eaoen, iett id)on besinaenb, it
audi cine Grleidlterrns fiir Die Saul
lcnte, Die mebr MmHe babea Die Naa-
rem III seisen nuo bis SGuier beiier
nno anfmerfiamer 81 beOienen in
Stanoe iiuo. saiO ..iod)t Gnrs 8ett-
aadlts=Ginfanfe ID balO mic m6glih
- bente nod!
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Hns Weriep.

Sebt miro BON Douglas mie,
Der gemeloet, oaB ser GarratBae
General golles oie &ailtas bei syrou,
teras i'm Stnate Sonora geldIageu
babe. @eltern bieB es, CT lei geld5lo.
gen poroen. Gin GROCER Sell Ser
8iqiitas pllroe auseinanoefgeiaat
iino 5%erifrelite iid nod alien Seitcn
bin. Ser Geft flob auf Gbtbuabua
ou. gs beiBt. 6nB Gen. Shores, eli.
ner Der Observation-Disclosures 6es Gen.
Cafes, BON ben Mdiitas bart 81.
6rangt plrbe uno onB gnlles gerc0e
I'M red)ten Mugenblide eintrai mn
iGn bonn nntergalg 5i errettea1.
Wie aus GI Yaio gemelSet
miro, lit General Guerra, ser friiberg
Graifoent bon Wierico, bon leiiler
stranfbeit mieoer bergeitelt. St lit
BON ieiner Hripatuobnurg nod lei
fiem @efdngnis In Sort 8liB aurD6-
epfebrt. Ole sIeide 9epeide mel
Get, 0dB er nod ben Gefttogen rt1dl
unierer Stoot gebraft meroeu lrui
mo iein Yro5eB fuegert ltetertretlltsg
Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ftattfiuoen
miro.
Sic gGrrun5n-Hegierung III
pon @roBzYritannien anerfannt tuor-
ben.
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N1ts Ser StaStlale.

1LhhJ%S Whit
|antraa eilL ben Staotollseiteu1ett
ben @ebalt fir Die erite Salfte oes
Ge5emher Dor @eibna6ten allsSlt-
5ablen. lleber ben Gorld)loa miro
crit in Der Sisung bonn Is. 9e5enl=
Der eatldieoen, bod lit 81 eriuarten,
oaB er ieoenfaas a%tgenontlne1 ul1o
ben Seuten ibr @eibnadtseelo am
gto6mittage 0esieIben Cages ausqe=
5ablt miro.-5iir &eparaturen Der
9ampfpal5e No. 657 tpuroen $515.-
10 bemiaigt; oie Maifine lit lett Ell
ltigen Sabren In @ebraub uno lit bis
lett nod nift repariert tporoen, sod,
bat it'd berausgeiteat, oaB Elm l1euer
aeIiel notig lift. Weapor groml1
nnroe autoriiiert, einige Streiien
SanoeS, Die sur StraBelterlpeiterunq
aebrouhf meroer, bon 8r1litt &
2an1b ein8utauihen. Cine 9etition
Ton &altflenten at uYrooute Gptp"
nitroe olir6 &ommiiidr etepes Elm
gebraft, in Der fid oieielben erbie-
ten, Die ltnfoiten fir oie grtpeiteruaq
b%eiierer 8elelidtung in meItlider
@idtuhe ON Der Siioleite ser Marsst-
bale 81 tragen, tuettn Die Staot lifJ
terpflidtet, Die MISUNDERSTANDING ser
Capitalization 81 iibernebnen. Nah
Der Mnfidt Der aommiiiare u1l6
MtaDor @romn's fam Die 8etition
|niht Dor Stunt beriidiidtigt perhen,
oa Der 6ono fir 8eleud)tung er-
ffaopft lit. Gin Mntrag oelt Wurtpid
|gouleboro in Der Sisblano garf
aooition 81 pflaftern, tpuroe porlau-
fig 5uriifgelegt, 90 Der Wtapor 6ie
Sofalitat erit in M1lgenidein 5u nell
men piiniht. Sn ser Siio-2areoo
Str. iolen in mebreren glods nelie
Settef1ipege angelegt merben nn6
nnroen Gontraftoren a~ufaeforoert,
riesbe8iislide Angebote eiu5ureifeu.
Der 8eebe &~onitruftion SO. miro
Ole Sun1me BON $56O.82 aetuabrt,
Inn Die Yflniterungsrefnl1lg I'M Gin
dilnati Ibe. aitssitgleidpn. @egea
Grbultung elmer 9riide mar es not
menoig ~geporoen, bas Nipeau oieler
StrdBe 81 erboben. Olir1 8e5ablltng
oleier Slimme fif1o Die Mnfrobner al
len 8erpflidtuneen ent6oben. @benio
tpl1roen Der 8eebe Contribution Sc.
$273.73 fir Heparatliren an 2afe-
tieD Mbe. bewiaigt.-geihliifIe muir
ben a%ngenommen, ben gigentiimern
an ~foleenoen StraBen Spe5ialitercrn
StraBenpflaiteriu1g anf5uerle-
gen: 8eit-Go Commerce, DON Gamaron
big Santa &ola, Sof5bl0de; Sarta
9oia, BON @eft-gommercc, iiiolid]
Milam 8las ~entIang, SoI3blode
Dfain Glasa, pertifale 5iber 8ad-
lteine. Sic gigentiimer, Die an oislen
Gflaiterungsarbeiten intereiiiert fino
lperoen gu elmer 3uianmentunit anl
81. December eingelaoen, lint
@iinlhe nno Mnlidtcn aiis3ll-
Observation-Disclosures Sitnep : 9eliberI
lrbielten grlaublis neue 8abrItref-
fen al etnblieren uno irrtiimlif, ge-
Steuer-Auflagen OUT 3ots uro
automobile pliroen nioerrufen.
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Merifnnilfe @edtsanipalte ia.
ben cine alase fir aonofatengebiib-
rem m !Sobe bon $4,000 beim bic
ligen 9unoesgeriht gesen peridieoe-
ne Mmcrifaner, oarunter BEN befam.
Ten aapitaliiten Sfe Brpor, einge-
re; it. Sic batten ben gelibtitel fir
cir in Der Miinoimg oes 9urpain-
lies geleaene Sniel unteri1id)t uno
einen Tro5eB fiir Irpor unb oie it6-
rieen Gertlagten gefiibrt nn0 geipon-
ren. aui Der Snfel ioa Gel gefun.
ben icin. uno cielelbe ioa eiuen @er.
ion peniaitens flint Miaionen Del
Iars haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-10

con Ser 8unoes- @erludsItetion Bis
gum Meoina 6luB, in beiieren gu.
ltano geiebt peroen.
St einem bieiieer Soipital
itorb @n. @eieer bon So Cote i'm
Sitter bon 81 Sabren. ST NOR In
Deutldlano ge6oref1 nno fam Dor 90
SSabren nod Seras. Ser 8~er1torbene
miro bon ieiner @itpe uno flint
Sobten betrauert.
= SEER &icaroo @ranabos, Ser l,d
onf Der 9u1r6reiie na6 SEEM Sort Ell
nige Gage bier aufbielt. i~tattete ul1s
einen bodit ongenebmen geiu6 in
INT erer Office ab.
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Tpmel's Gtnbip iiefert bas Nene=
he in eritflai'isen photographer. Setf,
bDr benz Nnbrans, tits an BET Seft, Cure
@eibnnfts : photographer MAIDEN 81
IaTen. gteIicr nt Der Sf.Sunitun Ctr,
Ir. 5t12-513, pben.
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6ams 5n Derremtem.
Sas nntere nnb pbere Gtoduerf
run Wr. 218 Si-Gommeree StraEe
lit at perrenten. Nabere Mmsfnnft in
her Office Der DSreien 1reIe".
In @eae.

Sn @egenlport bon elmer nod
S~ouienoen 5ablenoen 3uidauermen-
&c belt Der Iapft elm offentlihes
aoniiItorium ab. Inter oen 3uifou-
EN- befano iid audi Ger friibere meli-
faniife 8r1iioent De la Sara.
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San Antonip,, zex., 10. Seq - 1e15
Nrime Grnoe Cotton Geeo Gil 655a
Gents pei 8nTune.
BEN yprf, TO-. Sea, - Sp0t $50;
DECEMBER. 1929 nuo 1881, Senahar.
1881 un6 $3.50; Sehnlnr, $3.50 nna
$8.40; Wdr5. $8s4I uni 1914, aprit
$S.46 uno $8.49; SUM, $6.58 rnn
1892; Sali, $8.7t un6 1915.
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en- oen bieiigen Sdjnlen loaerl
wdbrcno Der Md { @ode @ei6.
Observation-Disclosures in abuefs,
fungsreidtr Sorm peranitaltet per.
sen.
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Sic {if1b gum Bef1rhe IN rsrr5srm neuen
local eingelaben, 3O9 Abe. 6 (Bonos
iunrb g~nrringe Co. @ebduoe). @eiiuaI6
Elitmbing & Geating 81. GeI. 8r0tis
|1748. 8oHnlnas~TeI. 1889.
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Wanntmoue.


san Nntonto, Seg., z gerds
@alpefton, geiterrg 1850 gsats
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&Se9r8enr1f.
Gon Nntnnios Ser, 10. Sea. II 1916
O6fen $3.50 Biz $685..
&iibe $4.65 Bis $3.50.
@dIber $500 Biz $7.25.
8ulen $500 Biz $500.
ct. 2puia. 10. Seq. 1915. Niuos
bieb. Serassgieh. 1928 Biz $3.50.
: Sdtpeine $3.50 un6 $500.
6axte.
S6tuere pom G1Inhter ...... % e..
QefGte BIN ShIn1ter ........2 90 Gt1.
Grim aeialaere ..........tSh 81.
TtITe.
Gn8ora>8ieeen. per Rf6. -. 10 ~
an9oras8ieQen. beihdSigt ....
@oIf un0 6u6s 40 -
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-14


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The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-14
GERMANS CLAIM VICTORY
Field Marshal French, British Com.
mander-ln-chlef, Admits That A.
lies Were Repulsed.

London.-The German Official report
Of May 5 claims victories both over
the Russians in Western Galicia and
over the British in Flanders. Field
Marshal s.r John French, British COM
mander-in-chief, admits he was com
PEELED to readiust his lines in the re-
gion Of Ypres. but the French com
mander, fsE from confirming a Ger
man victory in Belgium, declares the
German attacks were repulsed and
that the Germans, being taken on the
flank by French artillery, suffered Sc
verely.
A late report from the British war
office also says that German attacks
were repulsed, although the Germans
used asphyxiation gases and by the
use Of these fumes did get a footing on
Hill No So southeast Of Ypres, which
since the British captured it recently
has been attacked repeatedly.
There has been fighting all along the
rest OF the western front, in all Of
which the Germans claim successes.
The French, however, insist that their
advance continues both along the User
canal, in Flanders, and in the Woevre,
where battles have been continuous for
weeks on end.
Conflicting reports from the east
make It impossible to Judge Of the po-
sition there. The Austrians and Ger
mans say the Russians have been
beaten badly In Western Galicia and
have commenced to retire from the
Western Carpathians, whereas the lat
est Russian report, while admitting
that the Austro- Germans got across
the Dunajec river, declares they were
checked there.
The county around the East Prus-
sian frontier also has been the scene
Of battles OF more or less importance,
while at the other end Of the Russian
line, In Eastern Galicia, the Russians
are attacking the Austro.Germans, de-
spite their reported check In the west.
ern part Of that province.
Athens credits the allies with fur
Their successes in their attacks on the
Dardanelles and Smyrna, but the
Turks again report the defeat Of the
allied troops on the Gallipoli PENN
sula.
German submarines seemingly now
are devotlng their attention to the
British fishing fleet.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-14
ORIENTAL CRISIS AvERTED
Believed That a Favorable Settlement
Of tap-chlna Controversy
Reached.

WashlnFion.-Info from a
high official source IS that the far
eastern crisis has been averted. and
that a favorable settlement between
Japan and China is IN prospect. Sec
Rotary Bryan announced on May that
the United States had received the
substance OF the japanese ultimatum
70 China, and that Il contained i'm
portant notifications by Japan. He
declined 60 say whether the modihca-
tons were satisfactory to the Amer
lean government.
China's reply to the Japanese note
was delivered to the japanese min
lister May Q.
The government expects no serious
revolutionary outbreak from the PEG
pie. The military leaders have as
sured Yuan Shi KAT that their support
would continue.
There is good reason to believe that
China is prepared to concede every
thing demanded by Japan. realizing
that the situation Is hopeless.
This possible outcome to the pres
emit tense situation is not generally
comprehended in Picking consequently
a number Of foreign residents as well
as Chinese themselves. are packing
their personal belongings and other
wise preparing for eventualities.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-14
VIENNA REPORT SAYS THAT RUS.
SLAMS ARE STILL ~ FULL
RETREAT.
PETROeRAD VIEW DIFFERS
Paris Announces That Line Of German
Trenches over -Four Miles Long
Has Been Captured In the
West.

London.--In the fighting along the
battle lines in Belgium and Frame and
in Russia and IN the Carpathians both
the triple entente and Teutonie allies
claim successes. None, however, ex-
cept possibly Austria and Germany,
records successes on q great scale.
Even the statements Of the Teutonic
allies are reiterations OF the reports
OF several days past that the Rus
SLAMS continue to be pressed back in
Galicia and the Carpathians and that
Hungary is free Of enemy forces.
Petrograd does not deny the Teuton
claims, but declares the Russians are
fighting back hard at certain points
and that the attacks Of the Teutons
are becoming less frequent.
In the west, Berlin declares the Ger
mans have driven the allies out of
strongly fortified positions near Ypres
and that they have captured several
villages in Flanders Sir John French,
the British eommanderin-chief, how
ever, says all Germany's attacks have
been repulsed.
A repulse Of the Germans near Nieu-
port, the capture Of lines Of trenches
over a front Of 4 1-8 miles near Ca
rency and the taking Of front 2 IL
miles wide farther east are chronicled
by Paris.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-14
MANY INJURED IN WRECK
Two Fatally Hurt When Iron Noun
tain Engine Crashes Into Pas
senper Train.

Earle, Ark.-A light engine. west
bound, and the Hot Springs Special,
eastbound, on the Iron Mountain rail.
road, collided at Grassy Lake May 5,
four miles east of here. No one was
killed, but several were seriously in
iured, two of whom may die.
The injured are:
L. L. Page Of Memphis, conductor
on the light engine; right leg crushed
and head badly bruised.
F. M. Ridgway, Hot Springs, express
messenger; legs and head bruised.
w. L. Lloyd, Argenta, engineer on
the special; badly scalded; may die.
Luther Mcdaniel Forrest City, Ark,
passenger on the special; both feet
cut off and internally injured; may
die.
o. W. Lamb Of Denver, Col, repre-
sentative of the Paragon Film Com
pany.
Practically every person on the Hot
Springs Special was shaken up and
many received serious cuts and
bruises.
The injured we're brought here and
given medical attention. Wrecking
trains and physicians from Wynne
and Memphis were soon on the scene
and the work Of rescue begun.
It is considered a miracle that more
fatalities did not result, as the passen-
ger train was travelling at rapid rate
Of speed when, on rounding a curve,
the light engine was seen too late to
prevent disaster
Emergency brakes we're applied and
members Of both train crews jumped.
The passenger train fortunately did
not leave the track, but both engines
were demolished
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-14
GREATEST EFFORT OF WAR
Germans and Austrians Make a su-
premo Attempt to Smash Russian
Lines on East.

London.-The Germans in concert
with their Australian allies are put.
ting forth an effort the extent OF which
never has been approached in the his
tory Of the war.
Throughout virtually the whole
length Of the eastern front they are
engaged with the Russians. while IN
the west in addition to their attacks
around Ypres they are on the offens.
I've at many points.
At other points they are being at.
tackled by the French, British and
Belgans.
In all the Germans claim to have
taken 10000 Russians prisoners since
the offensive was undertaken last Sat
urday night.
The Austrians put the number at
more than $4,000 and express the be-
lief that the whole Russian third army
viii be destroyed.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-14
Mississippi storm Swept

Clarksdale, historically a half
dozen lives wer lost and damage to
property amounting high up into the
thousands Of dollars was caused by a
cyclone which swept a path from a
point eight miles east Of here through
to the vicinity Of Jamestown, on the
afternoon Of May 6.
The greatest damage done In this
locality was on three plantations
owned by Messrs. King and Anderson
Of Clarksdale. Twelve tenant houses
we're destroyed and one negro killed
on what Is known as the Cannacl
place. eight miles east Of here. seri.
GUS damage and probable loss Of life
was incurred on the Elkhorn and
Pratt plantations, both owned by the
Messrs. King and Anderson. Wires
are down throughout Coahoma county,
and details Of the damage done are
difficult to obtain.
Entering the county at Cannack
place. the cyclone early in the after.
noon swept through the community OF
Clover Hill. Rudyard and Coahoma.
Il Is reported that Is white people are
seriously injured at the latter place
and one negro killed
On the George Maynard place near
Jamestown two negroes are reported
killed.
Estimates Of property loss are hard
to obtain but fields Of growing crops
were swept bare and heavy losses sus-
tanned throughout the entire section
surrounding this place.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-14

Alfred Watts. the young futurist
poet, was lunching with his publisher
at a Broadway restaurant recently
and while waiting for his bill he
amused himself by matching quarters
with his host. After several dollars
had changed hands. the publisher
looked through the window at one Of
those entertaining little Detroltobilea
standing at the curb. and said, face
tiously;
'I'll match you for that car, Alfred"
Mr.. Watts tossed back his muehs
photographed golden name, and re-
marked, with this characteristic drawl.
Jaw. don't be a pikerl III match
you for two dollars"