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The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Ohio Wesleyan Va Ohio Northern.
at Delaware.
Akron VS.. Western Reserve. at Ak
ron.
Chicago VS. Purdue. at Chicago.
Minnesota vs. Iowa, at Minneapolis
Nebraska VS.. Sotre Dame, at Lin
coin.
Wisconsin VS.. Ohio state. at Madi-
son
Brown vs. Syracuse. at Providence
Carlisle VS. Buckuell. At Carlisle
Colgate vs.. Rennsaleer. at Hamil-
ton.
Fordhan VS. Holy Cross. at New
York.
Georgia vs. Virginia. at Athens.
Harvard vs. Cornell. ~ Cambridge,
Lehigh Us. Muhlenburg, at South
Bethlehem.
Perm state W. West Virginia Wes-
leyau. At Penn state
Princeton va. Dartmouth. at Prince
ton
Springfield W.. Vermont. at Spring
| held
Tufts vs. Boston. at Medford
Army W, Georgetown, at West
I Point
Navy vs.. Virginia Poly. at Annsp-
I oils
/ Pennsy vs. Pittsburgh. A. Phiiadel-
I phla
Williams vs.. Trinity. at Williams
I ton
Maine Bates
| vale va. Washington and Jefferson.
| az New Haven.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
.AGG|ES ARE
ALL READY
Complete Trainin e
Without Serious
Mishap

EAST LANSING. Mich. Oct. 22.-
The hard preliminary work Is over.
After "A strenuous afternoon at Col.
lege field and late signal prac-
tice. Coach Macklin announced that
he was ready 10 face Michigan. The
team has gone Though the long
weeks of preliminary training in
splendid shape. There have BEN
numerous injuries. hut none serious.
and the only man Of the entire Az
gle squad who will not be avalla BILE
tomorrow Will be McClelland. a sec
ond string back.
Practice this week has been Sc
cret. inst what Macklin and his
eidders did positively ~ not known
outside OF the squad. But II il con.
sidered certain thai the predicted
program of cffense-Deprato 10
kick, Blackjack 20 plunge, and Nil.
Ter 20 receive passes--will be the
one used.
There is absolute confidence here.
For once the bear stories have been
forgotten In wave ~ confident en-.
thusiesm that is swearing East
Lansing and reaching the down town
folks. About 5000 students. alumni
and towuspeopl" will board rattlers.
street cars and gasoline busses to-
morrow morning to 20 to Ann Arbor.
A special train will be run over the
Michigan Central. and the players
Slll go on this. arriving at Ann Ar
Dor az 1890. The famous Agile
band will also be along. and music
duel between the two collegiate tune
tootiny crops Will be big feature
OF the afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

ENTiON made this surprising OF Nm
xogon school
nom Saturday for the Coach Wrhe
o. Waukesha, Wis., to 0
eay hes the Following cheering to offer
unless some Michigan high school
enythng in the line Of middle west Wns
should
.c honors Of the Wolverine may become
Wisconsin the high season ,s A.
@ooka likely that WILL ran into anvb,g
Nike the Muskies team Coach udesv ~ Ms
admits his look bad
and should think he would be
attack and
4ouege eleven In the middle are big and the
essegon backheld In skring the ends fastest We have
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Willard VIII Be Different.

MI ooe auehsorbing problem that getting world NJ
~ vsongn up Just now the chance Frank has to beat
Wusere 1eren VIII be Wizards FIRST opponent all
fc9v Tuesday night ~ " AHo'Aeu ou'
ee1 answer TO the question
nIst round Was All Coney The Dublin hooked in
VIII MIS- LETT that changed Morans in marveons
Ss fs Wooden ndi.n-then The Irishman
tne es< minute u Morsns
n sgas swung in screaming and crashed into
sS~s -sy scusu .nen sno there Early
right caveo IN Coneys china
reecn weignt And height Moran exactly the rrh thing
uln& 20 swAp score OF pune for
wnlsra really osat johnson when and Jess meet
~ eaIns oo esosy OF good big little
nDrt,n{g end the answer 10 apparent e "'e man
- - ~ The vsa6 series ssys ,h., ..r,. a. -.
II - -, - 80 : - 6 = Ans.esa -
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

~ r. and A. tomorrow In the state gro
advance dope whereby the
kt4Vu guided The Ages
v probably the greatest full back OF ms
wear but only the boys VINO
bit and improved M a.
they and then they mehuoh Ills
~As his prime they chant ana me @
noted as an
OF AFFECT the strength
But that's the clue on whon 10
Isrfes between ls
that team with Julian ana 's team
tNfthout Julian
a pulling problem seems
Of coach hasn't wealth OF raw
mas oeen 10
him possible that
hanl probable
FULL because couuht
much about Smith po"e
n Eberwen. who MauoeHch type
the Mauey running
roughly
ball tottng hoehn Is not
didn't the last year
Michigan ine except tna
osy nobody knows who VIII pay In the aos
golden bunch that iost
view
but Mauley VIII De
unless let
ond Blake watch And
Smith and Yost sends in right
side Last the clever
Bill Cochran and time they had OF
guard this fall but may be
tackle for TO stop Smith
will within
heren interesting for them
-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
MAHAN KICKS
50-YARD GOAL

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Oct. 22.-If
Eddie Nahan can kick everyday like
he did YESTERDAY 10 practice. the
team doesn't exist who can keep the
goal line cafe when opposing liar.
ward Mahan kicked a perfect field
goal from the middle Of The field
yesterday Just to show that the
Crimson players are versatile. Rob.
inson booted one over from the 20.
yard line.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BY EDDIE MAHAN.

In running With the ball carry
Z with one end against the crook
IN the elbow and the other in the
hand With The dnsers spread out
and EgIpped tightly about the ball
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

las shown In the picture on The
lefU
The ball should not be tucked
back under the arm tas shown in
the middle picture) for in that po-
sition II can be punched out.
believe that in some places
players are taught 20 raise their
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

to that
speedriskng the three to be played aterha his
OF the
His backneld probably will be effective but
The
abo
~ break the winner
Michigan
Another he dropkcked
fto10w
third
kicked danger.
III - winning points the result of brilliant Hughtt
~ delivered a
Efforts further advance the ball failed drop
old
a
It Is
Q
i,
n a He
o wa
q be
ultimate
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
tackles To Foot for Yos,.

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Oct. ~
The crew OF the United States bat
tleship Michigan, will attend the
(en1Dny Psnnsy game In q body.
- " woDvssints,
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

E4APTAIN probably
number scored this because his flying
Mc6iGan but big with the westtha
with cand the other three with representative
Wolverine should
Following this line Aaubesh will probably be
g1yaL
41su scored 10 touehdowns
All
IN mn FAR behind
Eberwein ngham and Smith, Of Michigan
and each enables Roehm Staatz
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

leg up when catching punts. do
not raise my leg. but catch the ball
against my chest with the arms
bent to make pocket, and one
hand crossed over the other las
shown In the picture on the right
(The next picture will show how
a lineman should play on deferse)
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

y 1JllT - lNA NdAus
The pstroiters have obtained the
sefvicNs 81 Robert Barrie. the Wind
sor Rovers right fullback Thi,
mould prove 10 De a tlt bit as the
DEtroifers defeated Pontiac in their
last game last reason and took the
chsmpiOrsnip. The Besudetts will 'ry
FOR revenge Detroiters will line up
a. follows
Galley Parrie. p b Simpson, l..
,. Black. ?. D.. ClisdsI G.. n. Middle
miss. ! Snankiand. D r.: FORESTER.
T. r.. Han. r.. Hsssldsn. / J. Smith.
o. J.
Players are requested 20 be al the
dressing room ~ No 2329 West JEFF
ferson-ave., not later than s46 a m.
Michigan Soccer league meeting
wli be reid ~ the Moose temple to-
night ~ ,tdavb. Oct ~ at o'clock.
Business. 20 elect a secretary In prsce
% william Davis, resigned All club
must Dc represented.
Tho suspension Of Hooper. OF the
ST. Georges ms been raised By III
Soccer association Hooper was sus.
pended Tor refusing 20 leave the fsld
- play when ordered by the referee
lie has been taught a lesson and says
IL Viii be the last time that he viii
come under the ban OF the referee.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

y. A. 10 cold every
Ohere IN foppy red
bass. Sc; tidy red
tins. roc; Handsome
pound and hoN-
pound tin humtdors
that cfassy
crystal glass pound
humidor cifh the
spongs-moisfsnsr
top that Keeps Pa.
bU0H - ~
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Eas. Has the Big Games Tomorrow.

yooftAL In the east tomorrow strictly big
meet Harvard Princeon
flNsbugn Yale VIII mngle With Washington
own VIII leap at Syracuse In each Of
In danger OF defeat and in
Ills dope favors the unknowns by a marg
ntereet
be intel
VINO watch the state college griddes
@ net over In the aleOivet with
unexpected setback at Alma
ne gwen oet ana Alma and this
80 hight q ~ ~ 1 i'Ab''S
absolutely nothing doing the
&4 high $50 ~ - s' 'e ~ VI
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

The 81 George have strengthened
their team ny including James and
Rigg. Of the Nationals so q good
game Is certain.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Here's tire latest member ofthe "oId.
time Gnn1y-pip~rs" club re fine
HEeness Of John r. Bach, IOI years
old. Of Nevsrt ~ J. ne has been .
pipe .n1obsr for 30 years Mr. Bsch.
who enjoys his smokes every dsy,
fives thfs fdes Of fons b@ Sn,oie
aH you want -sf oil you vent. sleep
eli you want - snd don worry
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
LAKE AND RIVER srEAMeRs
Fs i!5Is 8 sffTI5S5
RtfE - ,.,sp Avr. wnI3s(A(E

Nj ID. a 4. steamers operate under
Central standard Time.
Fer Cleveland. Pittsburgh aud all
points south and east DAILY lO:t5 %
IN. Fare TO Cleveland. S235; Pitts
bursh, $3.50.
For Hunslo md NIL point. esst-
Tuesday. Thursday and SRturday. 5p
~. Fare $3.50 one way, $3.50 round
trip.
For Msckinsc Island and W.x
Ports-Mondays. $50 y. m. Fridays
t30 r. m.
Weekend Excursion Every sstuv-
da,--Clevcland. 800, round trip for
transportation, returning in time Tor
business Monday.
ststercem Accommodation
berth, - lower berth, $780, whole
TicEeT OFFICES - Tnass Ave-.
Sssfr r. A.. s1'sss.is
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

The Cricketers obtained their frst
two points az the expense o. = T. -
Heights whom they defeated 80
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

The Thisties rad matters pretty
easy against the wolverines. whom
they defeated, Sc
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

The Roses were AZ home, play lns
the Caltirs. and after having the best
OF the game were defeated. "a.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
GEORGES

The Calsdonians and 81. George
lineup for the cup tie VIII DE as ioi-
lows x-ro,~.,-,-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
SECOND DIVISION,

IRE RISING stars are az present n
ine form. and are playing some toot-
ball They had little ditucl!ty IN
defeating Parke. Davis 4 Co. 80
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
United STATES FOOTBALL tsso-
CITATION NATION Al GHAlIEN6E
CUP COMPETITION.

The draw OF the above tlon
TOOK place A. the Broadway CentrAl
hotel when = % ne representative
clubs % iris country entered the
competition. which = TO dete-min..
the soccer football champions NIP OF
the United states
The draw FOR pe,rci; district ia
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
e REGULAR of Defeated 1913 Wolverines Tomorrow But Memory Cling
Michigan Soccer

The Nationals received 81 georges
az visitors and a hard-fought same
ended iu win for the home team .
For the horursters Goodwin the GooG'
kept q good goal, Martin ana fAtrt'k
u,tSh ~ Fave kept me score down n
they had gisyed a. steady n me sec
und hall IS they did IN the nrst. FAX
terson was ths pick 81 the hAltbaeks'
Neate ana E0nnisfer played fairiy
we'll. RlEE. Kennedy and Jane were
a fne forward rank. Atkins put IN
some me runs On tae LETT and was
ABLY assisted by Robertson.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Reau6stts entertained Buick Al;
Pontiac. me lsst-~sasou champions
put up a stir battle and - was only
IN the as few minutes that Pontiac
scored the VIM ng goal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
WARDEN SWEARS HE WILL
FIND WIFE'S MURDERER
Allen Declares He VIII Personally
Conduct Investigation Into
Brutal Crime.

JOLIET H., June 2S.-Within the
next few days-as soon as he has suf7
fciently recovered from his intense
grief-Warden Edmund NJ Allen will
return 10 the Illinois penitentiary and
bend all his efforts to find the man
who so brutally murdered his wife last
Sunday morning. He announced this
resolve today.
Confident that he can find out who
of the $500 convicts in the prison is
guilty of his wife's murder the war
den hopes to take personal charge of
the investigation before the end of
this week
There is no escape for the MUIR
dere," he declared He cannot slip
away. He cannot hide Eighteen
hundred men are not so many to
choose from that the guilty man is
safe among them. / don't know how
long il will take. l don't caTei / Will
be warden until 7 have caught tha
murdered. after that I don't know
what / will do. I am going TO talk 10
over with my mother. l don't know
whether 1 could take up the old rOu-
tinc-the routine Of which she was
the biggest part-without my wife. -
Among the officials of the prison
and Will county today there was a.
growing belief that Chicken joe
Campbell. the negro convict suspected,
of the murder, had not committed the
crime
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
Rurn AmcriCan HOrlna,
INDIANS Kill p MExIcANs.

WASHINGTON. June twenty
four Mexican soldiers were killed in
a battle with Naqui Indians last sun
day. Admiral Howard today reported
10 the navy department from cruiser
Colorado al Guayamas. The Indians
attacked work train on the railroad
i'm the Yaqui valley
a military train was sent from
Eupalme yesterday with POO AIeNi-
can troops o. bring To- Guayamas a
constructing party numbering two
Americans and i6 MeNicaus. who were
repairfng "a bridge over the Yaoui
river near Corrala. about 100 kflo-
meters from Guayamas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
MUST REDUCE RATES
ON RECONS|GNMENTS
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Makes Ruling in Lum-
ber Company Case.

Following the test case brought 10y
the Powell Myers Lumber Co. OF this
city last winter. the interstate COM
merce commissioner has just handed
down a decision which provides that
railroad companies must publish
Iarins allowing the reconsignment OF
lumber ON a Joint through rate from
point of shipment 40 point OF delV-
cry. plus only charge OF So car
for reconsignment privileges The
test case was against the Louisville x
lille Railroad Co. and was sub
mittef before the commission at the
South Bend Chamber OF Commerce
Feb 10 stuart Mackibbln, attorney
for the Lumber company. and Harry
J. Aldworth. traffic expert, appeared
Tor the Omplainant
The case Was based on the fact that
a shipment of lumber made from a
point IN Alabama and billed 10 Cairo.
IN. was diverted i'm transit at Nash
VILE. Tenn. from tas- 20 Quincy. H.,
and that the rail- AZ company
charged freight at lol rates from
point of shipment Co Nashville. thence
To cairo and from cairo 10 quincy.
The contention of the lumber COM
panv was mat only the joint throGGh
rate from the point Of shipment ia
Quincy. plus reasona ble charge Tor
the recon,agning privilege. should
have been charged.
The amount OF freight charees in-
1olved in this case was comparatively
smell nut the ruling Is considered 90
he ~ vast Importance rs likely % app
py ultimately I'm the handirS Of
other lines Of freight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
MILITIA STILL ON GROUND
Martial Law Prevails Near GOV.
SlatOn's Home.

ATLANTA. Ca. June 2S.-Georgia
militia still guards the country home
OF GOV John II. Slaton and martial
law is still in force within a radius
Of half mile today. Tents have been
erected and preparations made for a
stay OF a day or two. There have been
no disorders since Monday night. The
Georgia legislature opens today Gov
Slatons term viI end saturday next
when he viii be succeeded by Judge
Nat F. Harris.
Feeling throughout the state against
the governor and Leo NJ Frank
though not SO strong as on Monday
Is still being vented I'm destruction OF
effigies at various places. \ wild ru-
NOR 's started occasionally regarding
the governor. or Frank. which in
every case proves 20 be groundless
One of these gained some circulation
this morning that Frank had been
taken from the prison AT Miuedge-
vile and lynChed. but the report was
promptly denied by the authorities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
To FURNISH BONDS
FOR SMALL FRY
INDICTED BY JURY
Concerted Movement Is Set on
Foot to Free City and COun-
ty Officials Caught in Indian
apOIiS Fraud Case.

INDIANAPOLIS. June %. - one
hundred and three of the 127 persons
indicted with Thomas Taggart, ma
tional democratic committeeman. for
conspiracy TO commit feIonies in cleo
tions. had arranged for bonds up to
noon today Three Of the indicted
men already were in custody and p
Capiases remained 10 be served.
Charles W. Miller, former United
States district attorney. Michael Ryan
anC Henry Spann, prominent lawyers,
applied TO Criminal Judge Collins for
copies OF the indictment notifying
him that they represented practically
all of the defendants. They were
promised copies next Saturday.
Assurances of apparently satisfac-
tory nature 10 the effect that none of
the defendants would be permitted to
20 10 jail were in circulation today.
The only exceptions were cases OF a
few of the defendants who were under
other indictments not connected with
the alleged election frauds.
Immediately after Mayor i ell
Thomas TaggaPt and the other prom
inent political leaders had furnished
their sureties, a concerted movement
was put on foot 10 provide bonds Cor
the 40 odd city and county officials
and employees whose names were in
cluded in the long list appended TO
the indictment Several Of those under
indictment were absent from the city
or state. while others are in jail under
other charges.
Bells Statement Tame.
Former Mayor Dom NJ. Roberts of
Terre Haute. who is serving term at
T.eavenworth. viii not be expected to
furnish the $4,000 bond fixed In his
case unless he should secure his free
dom from that institution pending an
anpeal of his case before federal court
Contrary to eXpectat ons Mayor
Reu's statement contained nothing
sensational He merely characterized
Tho prosecution rs coming from GER
tain selfish interests and appealed for
..ne-ltraIitv" on the part OF all clu-
zans until after the trial. which he
nrodicted would vindicate every man
indicted.
Nrr TagCart said nc wa satisfied 20
foreet the entire matter until his case
comes up for trial with The rest of
the boys"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23

HARTFORD. conn. June Cor
,-ilie Wright OF DAYTON. O. was given
the degrce OF doctor Of science al
Trinity college today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
Property Loss Likely to EAo
Ceed Million Dollars Result
of Shocks in Southern Cali
fOrnia Reports Say.
FOUR R-STORY HOTEL AT
Ell CENTRIC COLLAPSES
Walls of Many Buildings Top
pie Into Streets and Many
Are Crushed Trying to Save
ValuableS.

Los ANGELES. calf June "a
/ Latest reports from the district visited
/ 10y last nights earthquake, today in
dicated that % persons had been
killed i'm the Imperial valley The
property loss. according TO the re
ports over partially restored lines Of
communication, would reach $1,000
/ oO0. The heavies, property damage
and the greatest loss of life were re-
ported from Calexico, Fl Cajon and
| Imperial.
( \ number Of buildings in Fl Centro,
the largest town in the valley and the
county seat of Imperial county. were
wrecked. including the four-story Bar
bara Worth hotel, which partially col
/ lapsed
The walls Of many buildings in
Calexico toppled into the streets. Two
fires were started and early today
martial law was declared TO prevent
loOting
1t was reported from CaleXicO that
many gambling places in MeucaH. the
Mexican town across the lines. has
collapsed and that from 10 to IS per-
sons were killed.
+ Heber small town a few miles
from FL Centro. was reported 10 have
sustained heavy damage. both from
tho shocks and fires.
Water System Intact
In Imperial. although the walls OF
several buildings were cracked. the
water system of the Imperial valley.
its greatest asset was not damaged
The great property damage. accord
ing To reports occurred in El Ccntro.
The fOUr-stOry concrete and brick
Barbara Worth hotel collapsed and is
in ruins The HOltOn Power Co. the
ice and cold storage plant. the gas
plant and the Delta Mercantile Co.
an owned by W H. Holt and associa-
ties. were damaged. The Mercantile
Co, wholesale grocery house with
q 100000 stock, was burned
The Masonic temple built a year
ago. cavcd IN on one side.
The Princess hotel was badly dam
aged and masonry from the top Of
the structure was dislodEed and
hurled 20 the street three stories be-
low The plants OF the valley Press.
and the Progress. the two newspapers
OF FL CentrO, were reported out OF
commission.
Several shocks were felt in CalcXico.
the most severe occurring az S-57
o'clock last night. The Southern Pa
Cihc water tank was overturned. walls
tumbled and two fires were varied.
but they we're under control al mid
night.
Bank Building Cracked.
In Habcr the bank building was
cracked a great hssure almost divid-
ing IT, Considerable damage was
done in Holtville
-r,bo l,i,,t .,.I,orr b-,i17i-,~ az r,,-,,,-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
Latest Bulletins
From War Zone

MIN u duNt -os--AN lAdl-
ian fleet has sailed from laramie
for Tenedos 20 join the Anglo
French squadron in the opera
tiQns against the Dardanelles. ac-
cOrdjng to the Exchange Tele-
graphs Copenhagen correspond
ent, who states that ne secured
the Information through Berlin
dispatch.
PARIS. June % - French
troops have made important prog
ress in their renewed drive
through Alsace toward the Rhine.
TOday's official cOmmuniQue an
nounces the capture of Zonder
mach. town south OF MetZeral
on a branch of the Fecht river.
Located on the crest of a series
OF heights. this town dominates a
large section.
To Offset the French offensive
In Alsace. the Germans have
launched severe attacks at la
FOntelle. These have resulted in
a slight gain for the kaiser's
troops. according to the commun-
ique.
CADRIFF. Wales. June pa
The British steamer Belgrave has
been torpedoed by a German sub
marine of the coast OF Penn
brokeshire
The Belgrave did not sink. ac-
cording TO reports received at
noon. but was towed TO port bot
tom up by another steamer Her
crew is believed to have been
rescued
LONDON. June PA dispatch
from GOthenberg states that five
Swedish steamers carrying ium-
Der TO England. have been cap
tured In the Baltic by German
warships and taken to Swine
munde
LONDON. June 23.-Further
evidence Of the widespread ac-
tivities Of German submarines was
secured today Nhen il was learn
ed that the Aberdeen trawler Pre-
mier, was sunk by one Of the
underwater craft on Sunday. 20
miles northwest Of st. Kilda. a
Scottish island in the Atlantic
ocean.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
DRAWS FINE OF $500

fERRE HAUTE. Ind. June 23.-
Wes Godfrey star witness FOR the gov
ernment boz the trial of Mayor Donn
~. Eoner-s and thc other convicted
TcrTe ilaute politicians at lndianapo-
lis today began serving S@ho nue
end lse DAYS sentence az the state
penal farm for tho theft OF cake of
Goap.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
CITY STRATEGIC POINT
AS BASE OF SUPPLIES
Control of Network of Rail-
ways Makes Place Import
ant from Military Point Of
VieW-RuSSianS in Retreat.
LEsNIBERG

LEsNIBERG.
Captured by Russians Sept. 4,
1914
Recaptured June %. 1915.
Held 10y Russians 9i2 months.
It's value. Greatest railroad
center OF eastern Galicia and ad-
mirably adapted for military base.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23

RRAWI.EY. Calf June 2G-
Eieht persons were killed hy the
earthquake of last night in the city
of ri centric. and six perished a
Calexico. according Go persons reach
Ing acre from these cities today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
WINS FIGHT FOR LAND

VALPARAISO. Ind. June "a
After fve-year court fight Mrs.
Drusilla Carr today was the owner OF
the title TO S1.0OO.0OO worth of land
near the city OF Gary. Ind. She squat
ter on the land 40 years ago. and
resisted all efforts TO remove her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-23
THE WEATHER

INDIANA. - Fair tonight
and Thursdav. Warn1e or
Thursday.
LOWER MICHIGAN. -
Fair tonight. Thursday prob
ably showers and warmer.