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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-14
PRFSFNTFJD WITH PICTURE.

Q. r Kaylor. the photographer, mas
just completed a picture OF the mem
bers of the faculty of the MishaWaka
hieh school and the mem bers of the
senior class and has presented II TO
the school. The picture is 22X4O ana
is a fine piece Of work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-14
DENNY SOCIAL,

Ladies' Moose Circle viii give a
penny social in Moose hall Saturday
evening Refreshments will be served
from ) 10 10 o'clock. Everybody In
vited other attractions. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-14
MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED.

FOR SALE-Heavy mules. harnes:
and wagon. Call l ring of 749.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
MAN KILLED
Foreigner Run Down BY q. & o. En-.
CINE on the South Side
Yesterday Morning.

Frank Szczeponshd. foreigner, aged
90 years. residing at No. % Forty
fifth street. was run down and Instant
ly killed yesterday morning at 1925
O'Clock. by train No. Is. inbound. The
accident occurred at the Forty eighth
street crossing. and "a far as could
be learned yesterday evening. was
Witnessed by but one man. aside from
the engineer or the train. and this man
could not be found. Coroner Mitchell,
through hearsay, learned that a man
in that neighborhood was standing
on his porch when the accident oc-
CURED. but he has not found out yet
who he was.
The mangled form Of the man was
picked up and taken TO the Cooey-
Bentz undertaking parlors. where
formal inquest WIN probably be neId
this morning. Coroner Mitchell ques-
TONED the engine crew. Engineer r..
+. Ryan and Fireman r. r. Welch.
yesterday afternoon at the Baltimore
and Ohio station. The engineer said
he was running about 35 miles per
hour. and that about ten telegraph
whistle.
Furthermore he did not remember
anything until he cav the form OF a
man go past HIS cab on the right side.
He stopped the train and made an
Investigation. finding the mangIed
urn vi tht hdh diout the track. Inc
fireman said he did not see anything.
and did not know anything was wrong
until his engineer said. 81 have killed
man" Szczeponiski Ia a mill work
er. being employed at the Benwood
mills. He Is married and leaves a
widow and several children 10 mourn
his loss.
Engineer Ryan. a clean cut fellow.
said he had been running on the rail-
road for the past thirty-hve years
and that yesterday was the FIRST acct
dent he ever had where life OF any
I kind was taken. or serious injury
inflicted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
DELEGATES CARDS
Credentials For Delegates to State
Sunday School Association Are
Beinu Mailed

Enrolment cards for the delegates
to the state Sunday School conyen.
ton that will be held At Charleston,
May II. II and Is, were being sent out
yesterday from Office OF the state
Secretary 4. T. Arnold. These cards
can also be gotten through the county
superintendents and Mr. Arnold re-
quests that As many a. possible OF
the delegates see their superintendent
70 make arrangements for them. Mr.
q. g. Beans Is superintendent Of the
Ohio county association.
The city OF Charleston has gener.
ously offered 70 provide lodging ana
breakfast for the delegates The city
viii practically DO thrown open 10 the
visiting delegates and everything pos.
sible will be- done for their enter.
tainment The folders that are being
sent out are returnable TO Mr.. W. a.
Williamson who Will be In charge 81
the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
EXCELLENT TALK
Delivered by Mrs. Daniel shepardson
Missionary lecturer. on
The Orient

One Of tho most interesting and In.
structive missionary lectures heard IN
wheeling for many years. was that
delivered BY Mrs. Daniel Shepardson.
world wide traveller and lecturer on
religious and historical themes. On the
Sunday school rooms Of tho First Rap.
list church last evening
Mrs. ShppardEon has lcctured In the
majority 81 the larger cities of the
country and recently she filled an en-
Eagement ~ Parker sburE and Sisters
vile. stopping over here enroute 10
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Shepardson spoke on "The
Pilot % Galilee.' beautifully and I'm.
pressively relating the fishing along
the Galilee and describing the Biblical
record Of the Incident when Christ
told 81. Peter 90 cast his net into the
sea end he brought 10 forth flled With
fab She told ~ the beauties ~ the
Orient. saying that ~ anyone ever 10
came accustomed to the far Fast That
be would never want % rcfrrA 10 tho
vest. that There is n something ln.
doscribahle that attracts and holds
one 10 The East She concluded hcr
interesting tain hy rivine her audi
ence a Lesrtto heart talk on the un
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
ANTI-NARCOTIC
LAW DISCUSSED
INTERESTING MEETING OF PAY.
SiclANs, DENTISTS AND
DRUGGISTS HElD
In eellsire Yesterday Atternoon-
Ohio Drug Inspector and Food
Commission Member Present

A joint meeting OF Belmont county
physicians. dentists. vstinArians and
druggists was held In the Globe hotel
in Bellsire yesterday. There was a
large attendance and the meeting
proved one OF the most interesting
TO the medical men and the others as
well
Ohio State Drug Inspector 4. w..
Harrington and Mr.. Howard. a rep
resentative OF the Ohio Pure FOOD
commission. We're present and ex-
planned the Harrison anti-drug act.
a federal law regulating the use OF
narcotics. The law aims TO pronioit
the promiscuous distribution OF narcot-
les and all preparations containing
opium or Its by-products. Every fea-
ture OF the law was taken up and
discussed by the two speakers and II
was impressed on those present that
druggists cannot refill prescriptions
containing opium or its by-products.
Such prescriptions must be renewed
by the physician attending the patient
or by some other medical practitioner.
The law aims TO reduce the dope
habit evil and restricts the sale and
the use OF narcotics.
Physicians and druggists will ne
compelled 10 make a record 10 a gov
eminent official a. to the amount OF
narcotics used whenever called upon
to do so. The various states viii help
In the enforcement OF the law and
establish dispensariee for the cure or
the dope" habit. Ohio has several
bills pending in the Legislature OF this
class
The Harrison law fathered by tho
believe its enforcement will. in a Few
years. eliminate the dope" habit. Inc
law provides a heavy penalty and i'm
prisonment for violators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Young Atkinson VIII Not be Held on
Check paaainu Charqe

All matters IN controversy in tho
bogus check case against " Peabody
Atkinson Of Film Grove. heinz scftIed
the prosecutor Of the young man has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
COM MENCEMENT
Linsly Institute VIII Hold Graduation
Exercises on June 2t-Nine Dlplo-
mas VIII Be Granted

The annual commencement exer.
cises Of the Linsly Institute will be
held in the Armory on June q Those
who will receive sheepakins this wear
are: Captain Harold T. Schenk. Ma
ior Carl =. StrOehman. Adiutant John
VI. Gibson. Frederick ~ Gibson, I'd.
ward Neuhardt. Charles g. EfR. Cap.
tain Mathew s. Metzner. Roscoe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
POSTPONE HEARING
Wheeling Water Meter Question VIII
Be Heard Before the Public
Service Commission April 20.

Owing 10 tho illness OF Mrs. Frank
w. Nosbiit. wife OF the chief counsel
ln the water meter case. before the
Public Service Commission for the
business men. this matter which was
commission. has been postponed un.
til April 20. BY reason 81 this post.
puuement officials who were sched-
ulcd 90 20 90 the capital last night
DID not depart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Movement 90 Have SHAFT placed on
Mound In Moundavilie

One hundred and twenty eight
years after they had been slain bv
Indians. = monument viii probably b.
man and his - pioneers who were
massacred by the red skins in the
Narfows near Moundsvllle 10 1857
4 movement has been started a.
have monument erected on ton Of
tho mound az Moundsvilie bv the
people of Marshall county in honor
.Oi the brave captain and bis followers
hcrCc hght.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
PRESBYTERY MEETS
AT STONE CHURCH
STATED SESSION WILL BE HELD
NEXT MONDAY AND
TUESDAY.
Several Pastoral Changes will be AeS
ed Upon and Plans Made for
Installing Rev. Carson.

Presbyterian church will hold its
stated meeting in the Forks Of Wheel
ing, better known as the Stone church.
AZ Elm Grove. beginning next Monday
evening. April 10 The opening ser
mon viii Dc preached by rev Edgar
lowing which there will be given n
summary OF the work done by the
churches during the past year.
The business sessions will be held
Tuesday. With presentation Of reports.
election o. commissioners TO the com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

at Rochester. n. Y. and other routine
matters.
Several pastoral changes will be
acted upon. and Rev. Edwin p Carson.
newly-elected pastor of the Warwood
Presbyterian church. will be received
and arrangements made for his Undue
tion into his pastorate.
During these sessions the delegates
will be the guests OF the hospitable
people OF the Stone church. who are
planning in addition 20 entertain the
Synod OF West Virginia and the syn
odical Societies this coming October.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
TO SETTLE CASE

appreciation Of our follow people In
our efforts 70 please them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

been stopped This was the informa-
Ion given out yesterday evening BY
Squire Hobbs. before whom the var
rant was sworn out Young Atkinson
Was arrested Tuesday evening and
lodEcd iu Jail, but was released short
ly afterwards on bond n was charged
hat hc had drawn check TO- stS 81
payable Co ~ ~ iiOdl - with No funds
iu redeem same iu ~ bans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
JUDGEMENT FOR
SOUTH SIDE BANK
ORDER ENTERED TO THIS EF,
FECI AGAINST e. HoF-
REUTER- YESTERDAY
Judge Ewing Enters Order Confirming
Sale OF Real Estate
Appeal Cases Filed.

Judge James w. Ewing entered an
order yesterday in the motion for
judgment matter OF South Side Bank
VS.. r. Hofreuter. decreeing that the
defendant pay the plaintiff the sum OF
S45S.s2 and interest from this date.
An order was entered confirming
the sale and accepting the report of
the special commissioner in the case
OF William A. Duggan. administrator
estate of Matilda J. Goshorn vs..
Frank Goshorn. The order enumer.
ates that the commissioner has sold
lot % on Twenty-seventh street 10
William V. Miller for 1850. IL fur.
thermore DEGREES that bills for adver.
Using and etc. be paid.
Two appeal cases from the court OF
Squire Engel were filed with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court. These
were State vs.. b. b. Coram for tres
passing. and State vs.. B. b. Coram on
peace warrant II will be remember.
ed that Coram was fined $40 and costs
on the first charge. and was held nm
der a peace bond OF 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
FOREMAN MONUMENT.

fngg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
No MEETING OF LEAGUE.
Regular Monthly Session VIII Bs
1sld soon.

The regular monthly melting o. the
Auti-IuberculOsis League, which was
poned and will BE- held within the NEXT
Few days. The place of tho meeting
vii be- the View Point Sanitariuu
where the board will make q thorough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
An Ala 20 nlnestlnn

aid 20 digestion, but take Chamber
lain'a Tablets. They will strengthen
the stomach and enable q 20 perform
it, duties naturally. Sold BY All
dealers
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

ni6t 5ugeiteben Tonne, Elm @ort in
Ser @abl elmer 6emofratiide grnen=
n11mg mit5uipre6en; 6aB ib als De-
mofrat ME in 8ea6tung ge5ogen wur=
&c. mem rep11blifamfde Bfrin6ner
mie 6ie &erren @rino1s, Martin,
@ire ernan1t mrr6en nn6 6aB, tpie=
lpobl ib mein Sbr leiben un6 on
boren miir6e, mas iie 5u 1agen
bdtten, i9 6armtf beiteben miiiie> 6aB
sic @abl Ser Demofraten II. MIR fol-
ben, Sic nit Der 6emofratii@en Or
aaniiation inn ginflang ftan6en, 5u=
faQe. 3u gbren Ser in iener &onfe=
ren3 ontpeien6en @erren iei geiagt,
6aB cine Mn5abl 6apon Mir Der ider=
tc, 6ob ite ste sodlage nidt Der
ltai116en u1r6 6aB iie> bdtter iie Sic
ielbe peritan6e1, nibt antpeieno gene,
len maren, un6 6aB lie berniinftiger=
meile nidt berlangen f0nnte11, i6 loa=
tie mein enlightenment 6es &errn So
%tpaIfopsfi nnter Sen l1mitdnoen 511=
riid5teben. S6lieBli6 m0dte i@ nod
angeben, 0aB i6 in oieler Mngelegen=
beit 6nrda11s fein per 10nli6es @e=
fiibl bege; oaB i6 MIR porbatte, met
ne 8fli6t als 6emofratiides Central
@omitee=Mitg1ie6 5u tbun, un6 bob
i@, nab6em i6 Die ga15e Sitmation
ger1oat uberi@aut botte, %ge5tpungen
mar 51 ser Mnnabme, boB unter al
len 1mitdn6en &err @otpalfotpsfi Ser
lcgti6e &an6t6ot fir 6ie Stene tpar,
a1n6 in 6ieier Mnnabme Undergraduate
i6 Die @%mpfeblung fir feline grner-
nrng, a1n6 i6 bin getpiut, 6afiir EN-
511iteben IN ser neber5e1g1ng, 6aB
feline 9eitu1g 1es Mmtes mid in Der
Mnnobme beitatigen miro, 6aB er sic
Office ebrli@ un6 omtli@ berfeben
miro. @s iin6 11n6 es miiifert INNER
gnttduidungen geben> me1ut mebr
cls ein Mpplitmt fir Die gIei6e Stel<
lung borbon6en lit, aber es lit be-
ba11ermstpertb, 6oB Elm gei@lagener
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
samre, berbe Mdseu,
SAFE ober unperbanlidfeit.
Sebes r&atcs 9iapetFn" persaut 5000
QSrner Nabrnns unb enset aaee
@agenIeiben in flint Rtnnten.

@altet 3eitl Sn flint Minuten tpiro
ieoes Magenleiben borbei fem. Seine
nnberoauItdfeit, @er5brennen, @ddure
ODER @asmlfbldben, faures 4uftpben
ODER @iIpfen infoIge Der unneronnten
Mabrung, feine @1tpinbelanfdue. Mn<
i9peQen, fauler Atbem ODER aopftpeb.
Eape's 9iapepfin 1T befannt tpegen
feiner @ef1tpinbigfeit in Der gegulierl1ng
berborbener @d9en. gs 1T baS fi9erte,
rnf4efe Magenmittel IN Der gar5en
@elt, uno 5ubeH, 1T e unf9dbIi1. Ma9t
gure1n @eaenleioen tlr in1n1er Elm en>
S fsi i %%as!s SS9 $te ei"f gr0$ & 5 S,,9sz n Sd :
fmuft. Sbr aneriennt in flint Mtnuten,
tpie unn6tbig es 1T. an 11nperbauIi9feit,
an 3%ortleibieteit ODER ireenb elmer Ma>
eenbefdperbe gu Ietben. &c 1T Der
rafdete, fi9erfte uno rnf1dblidte Gee
genboftor in Der @eIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Senatpr &uuiba1t

: SIN Sic @iirger ser Sta6t ct.
CLOUD, Minn. - @ieleidt lit es alS
cine @flidt Sen 8iirgern Ser Staot
ct. CLOUD n,rb SEN @onnern Ser ct.
CLOUD Yoitoffice i'm Mgemeinen ge-
geniiber at era6terL 6ab cine Mngabe
be5iiglid ser l1mitanoe gem1abt miro,
oie 81 ser grnenn1tng oes Serrn So
lepb .. &otpalfomsfi als 8oitmeiiter
bon ct. GIol1o fiibrten, uno DEFENDERS
bebarf es ei,per iolden in MnbetraM
nes eoitoriellen Mrtifels, ueld)er am
Somltag, Is. Mfair5 in st. CLOUD
9oilp Simes" er1dien, in melfem
mein Mon1e ertpdbnt m11roe.
Mn erlter Stele >uiro 5ugegeben>
Dob sic g%rnennl1lng zines Soitnlei-
tiers einer 5taot mie st. CLOUD cine
politiibe Mngelegenbeit lit, nno
gleidoiel Oh oies 10 iein ion ooer
nidt, liegt a~uBerbolb ser Srage, aber
Sic Sbatiade bleibt beitebcn, oab es
10 lit. @enn Dies pabr, 10 mar nnter
Ser gegempartigen bemofratil6en Mo-
miniltration sic @abl zines Holtmeis
tiers a11f Gemofraten bei6ra1rft, un6
es entitan0 Sic Sroge, mclde Nerion
111tter Sen Oemofraten sic g%rrenm1tng
erbalten iollte. 6riib i'm Sommer
1912 1pl1r6en gemaB Sen Snltrl1ftio-
men unb ser 8efanntmadung, erlai-
ien bonn bemofratiiben 5taats=Gen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

troll omitee bon MinneIota, County,
&pnpentto1ren in Sen beribieoenen
Counties gum 3mede gebalten, 9ele.
gaten 5l1 elmer StootS- @onbentton gu
.ertpablen, sic ipatebin IN Dnlrtb ge'
Ialten ma1r6e. @l1f 6erG ountp-Gonpe11-
ton m11rbe sic Mn1peilung ale a1ge-
meliene1t 8emiibungen an5l1tpe11oen,
al1f ser 1ulntb Contention 6ie @abl
bes &errn &omalfotpsfi ais einem Der
Demofraten bonn 6. &ongreb oi1trift
5l1r Matio1lal-@ Contention at lt6ern,
Sic IN Baltimore itaHfinoen lolte.
Dieier ,@anolu1rgsmeiie Ser Gonntp-
Contention tpnrbe BON Der ~St.
Glouo Gimes" l1no bon &errn @bil=
plirL ibrem @ertreter, entgegen gear-
beitet, l1no Sic Simes nno Serr
Sdyilplin als ibr &ertreter bielten IT,
re Oppoiition 10 meit nufredt, als lie
IN Ser Iul,ttb Contention meiter ge-
fiibrt n1o ser @abl 6es Serrn &o=
malfomsfi als Elm @elegot nad Sol
tin1oe, nngeadtet ser &anolungSmet-
le ser Gountp=Gonpention, GufS bef=
tialte opponiert mr1r6e. Ser l1nter=
5eidnete mpbnte 5a1r 3eit, alS Die
Convention gebalten ml1r0e, elmer IN
ct. Saul gebalte1en ipe5ienen 81
tn11g Ser 2egislatur BEL, Sic bon 8ou=
pernor gberbart berufen mar, aber
Sic 3~en1ofraten bes County beebrten
ouf Ser County : Convention oen lr=
ter5ei6neten nit Ser Siibrung ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Kinder 9ehr0ie0
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas T RIA

Mipirant 6ie Mieoerlage nidt gemiitb-
lider binnebmen fam, als es. in 6ie,
ien 5alle o11geni@einli@ oargetban
lit. 9ie1e 3uidrift mag Elm menig
lang n1sgefaQen iein, ober i@ min,
6aB sic 8iirger Ser Sta6t un6 Inn,
gegeno 6ieie Mngelegenbet genou ber=
iteben. 8ir iino ale intereiiert IN
mirfiamen Dienit in unierer Soft
Sd CLAUDE mir tper6en i'm
our6 @errn @omalfomsh baben; uno
loQten mir i'm nidt baben, Damn
ieben mir in Die g%egentpartige A6mi-
niitration 6as 8utrol1en, 6aB iie 6ar-
na6 ieben miro, BOP mir i'm befom=
men. M6tungspon
Sobn .. snlipan,
oemofrotiides stoots=G entraI=G omi-
tee4Ofitglieo fir Stearns @our1tp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
County : Delegation CUR DULUTH Con.
800. 10 &s.ro Or~L.o nn

County : Delegation our Da1lltb Con.
BENTON, mno oils bieie Convention &C.
bolten m11rbe, begab ii6 rnter5et4'
meter nab ser Sta6t GuIltb, nm NIT
5ubelfem an Ser D11rbfibrlrng Ser
@unide ser Demofroten 6es Count
tp, a1n6 er tbat iein 8eites our Ser
mirf1idumg ser @abl 6es &erra &c.
1~palfopsfi als elm Delegat nnh 8al-
timore. Die 8emiibungen Der @onn-
tp4 Delegation maren erfolgreiA, nno
6err &omalfotpsfi bon Stearns
@ourtp ur6 &err @olf BON Sobb
County m1rben bon BEN Oemofraten
oes iediten @ongreb6itrifts gu ibren
0eleqaten uo9 Baltimore er&pdblt.
sic mur6en beibe 6abin imitruiert,
ale Meittel ar5a1pen6en, Die Nomtrn.
tion 6es @oo6rotp @ilion 81 ertptr,
fen, uno ser ltrter5eidnete meiB, 6aB
@err @omolfo>psfi nidt MIR Die Stel=
le unter oieien Snitruftionen annobm,
lon6ern 6o( er %6ieielben getptHenboft
befolate mro Bis gum lebten eintrat
fir sic Momination 6eS &rdiioenten
@il1on o11f Ger 8altimorer @onpen=
tion un6 and Damn nod, als anbere
Mitglieoer Ser Mimeiota delegation
ldmonfeno tpltr6eu. gu iener Set
mar es bolitdn6ig Der itan6en, 6aE
Serr Moc6onal6 int Gal(e Ser 8ab]
zines Nen1ofraten fin SOS &raiioen:
tenant Elm @nnoioat lei fir Dos Boit.
meilteramt, nn6 eben aus 6teiem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
@eiker Mann nit idmar3er 2eber.

@eiker Manr nit idmaraer Sober.
Ole 2eber lit ein 8lutreiniger. gS
tpur6e 5u elmer 8eit angenommen,
oaB iie ser Sit ser 9eioenidoften iei.
9os @lenbe bel oen metiten 2euten
lit, 6aB lire 2eber idtpar5 miro pe-
gen ser nnreinli@feiten I'M 8lute, Die
BON idledtem pbpiti6em 3uitanoe
berltammen, mo6urd 8ili0iitat,
&opfmeb, Sdmir1oelanfan mn6 Ser
itopfung er5e11gt mer6en. Gr. Sings
Meue 2ebenspinen reinigen Sic 2eber
un6 gibt gr9 1eueS 2eben. 25f bel
gnrem Mpotbefer. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

BON 6ieiem County un6 a@t Sabr
@oriiber Ser County = 8ebor6e getpe=
fen lit. gs lit mabr, oaB &err &o=
malfotpsfi fir County : &ommtllar
heiiegt tpl1r6e, aber Dor Der @abL
in ser er unterlag, batte er Die un<
terltubnng Ser Simes iouob1 mie al
Ter on6eren 3eita1ngen in Ser Staot
ols Srib11t fir 6ie Dienlte, 6ie er
1einem Diftrift gelei1tet botte, no.
ment1i6 bel ser @ountpiib : @erle=
gnmgsangelegenbeit. 9ie linn bon
@errn 2abr bereitete Nie6erlage tit
Elm be1on6erer Sribut fir &errn 2abr
olS elm 8iirger un6 Stimn1entperber.
Cine Ebatlad]e lit es im%nrerbin, ooB
Serr @otpalfomsft eine @ttmme1=
mebrbeit in Ser 5ta6t 5t.@lou6 butte,
nr1o oaB er 0ur6 Sic in oen 2ano=
pldben obgegebene1 Sti1nmer nnter=
lag. S6 tpage 5u iagen, soB es iebr
menige Main1rer I'M Diitrift apber=
baIb &errn 2abr gibt, 'pel6e oie
Gttnumen erbalten batte, Ste m1f i'm
fielen. @errn &otpaltomsfts Mieber=
loge 6arf ibm nibt alS unebre a1tge>
re6net >per6en; 10 tp11r6e 6icielbe mtb
CUR 8eit bon feinem 8iirger erabtet.
Obme 3meifel batte er feline Sreunoe
un6 bat iie no6, tpie Dies BET nns
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-05-13
FRENCH FORCES
WIN SUCCESSES
IN NEW DRIVE
Hundreds of Germans Bayo-
netted, Says Report-GaIi-
clan Battle Nears End.

The French war office announced
that successes had been won in the
new offensive movement of the allies
just south of the French border. 1t
is said the French yesterday captured
the fort at Notre Dame de Lorette,
with many trenches; the village of
Carency and most of the village of
Neuville, and that hundreds of Ger
mans were bayoneted and 1900 taken
prisoners.
A dispatch from Tarnow, Galicia,
says the great battle in that region is
nearing conclusive phase. Terrific
fighting continues to the east of Tar
now Along the Carpathian front the
Austrian advance is believed to have
placed the Russians in danger of be-
ing surrounded.
Allies Gain Mt DardaneIIes.
Unofficial reports from the Darda-
nelles state that the allies have won
paign for possession of Constanti-
nople. The Turks are said to be
losing ground steadily in the land
fighting. and the effectiveness of
their forts is reported to have been
impaired greatly by the fire of the
allied warships. French and British
ships entered the Dardanelles again
yesterday and bombarded forts as
far up the straits as the narrows.
The possibility of a final Austro-
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