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The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Court for the County Of wayne, u
chancery. Grace Fl. Wills Compiling
ant. W. Israel Il. 'wills, d@fondant,
No. S2203. Suit pending for Z divorce
In the circuit court for the county OF
the soth day Of october. <. s.. isi 81
In this cause II appearing from am
davit on nlc that the defendant, Israel
u. wills. 10 not Z resident Of this
state. but resides 1t Welland, well
land county. In the province OF On
Beechisf. compiainant's solicitor. II il
ordered that the said defendant Gauss
his appearance to be entered herein,
within four months from the date OF
this order. and In case OF his appear.
ance that he cause an answer 20 the
Med. and a copy thereof TO be servsd
on said complainant's solicitor with
in 10 days after service on him Of q
copy Of said bill, and notice OF this
order; and that In default thereof
said bill be taken as confessed ny
II In further ordered. that within 20
days the said complainant cause no.
tice OF this order to be published In
the Detroit Times. a newspaper print
ed, published and circulating In said
county. and that such publication be
each week. for six weeks In success
sion. or that she cause a copy OF this
order to be personally served on said
non resident defendant. at least "a
days before the time above prescribed
fer NJ: PaSss S,rs Geo r Ho:msr
compiaipant's solicitor. Law Offices
s1s-s14 Chamber Of Com. Detroit.
Mich. A true copy. Emil w. Colombo.
deputy register.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
Deaths

Caroline Beck. sol TWENTIETH st.
50 years, apopieSy: Mary Lillian
white. 1888 CampbeiI-ave.. about rs
sssrsr 30 San a. ssar.
pusrperai hemorrhase; George NJ.
kocher. asa wabash-a ave. - years.
AdAison's disease; Ferdinand Jasch.
ii7 Twenty-eighth-st:. IS years. in ~,
Beaufait-st. 81 years, gastritis;;. An
rte Maginnies Hutton. AIS Beniteau-
ave.. IS years. cerebral hemorrhage:
Margaret Van Patter IL Napoleon.
Ct. 90 years, acute CASTRO enterttis;
Louis Harris. Harper hospital 80
years. perforation Of bowel: i.cocadia
tech. lie Liveruois-ave.. . months.
rickets; Sofa Goiema. zoos military
ave, IA days. premature birth. Sarah
Ardeiia Masters, 12o2 Fifteenth-st.
William Ribank. ISL I. Forest ave.
IA years. Tuberculosis of lunEs;
sSo1t ss years. lobar pneumonia
Mary Hitler. Grace HOSPITAL. ~ wears.
Straguiated umhilival hernia; Frank
Hetda. $50 Ferdinand-avc. two years
s wysRo ,os pr"oniyn. Years
heart disense; Myrtle Biakeslce. $50
s HSssc,Sc.xs.' Fred Roe%msii.
a a%ra h n Picard y'nTs sch ss,s.s's
years. paralysis: Albert Worsik. 1asS
thirty fourth-st.. 10 days. infantile
convuisions: Danitrau rattan. Trace
hospital IS years. acute cTsnpons
ave. u years. acute nephritis: Hen.
Yietta. Esler 1907 Townsend-ave.. 70
years, seniiity: Peter Krenko, Har-
Per hospital, 2, years. sept,esmiss:
yoArs. mitral regurgitation: Magda.
lena Sabandt. 1873 Tillman-ave.. so
years. parenchymatous nephritis.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
What Happened to the Little Bob White.
BY THORNTON W. suRoEss.

(Copyriwht. 1913, ~ J. g. Lleyd.
With his eyes tightly closed be-
cause of the terror in his heart the
little Bob White with the aching
broken wing, broken by the shot
from the terrible gun Of the hunter,
was being carried he knew not
where by Farmer Browns boy. Very
tender was the way I'm which he
was carried and after a while he
began to take a little comfort In
the warmth OF the hand which held
him. Once In a while Farmer
Browns boy would gently smooth
the feathers of the little head and
say Poor little chap"
Straight home went Farmer
Browns boy. Very. very gently he
bathed the wounds OF the little Bob
White. Then as gently as he could
he put the broken bones OF the
wing back In place. and bound them
there with little strips of thin wood
10 keep them from slipping. 1t hurt
~ guess that really ! am LOT
dreadfully and the little Bob White
didn't know what 1t all meant. But
he had suffered SO much already
that little more suffering didn't
matter much and he bravely winked
back the tears and didn't SO much
as peep.
When Il was all over he was just
put into a box with bed Of soft
clean hay, q little dish OF water
where he could reach 1t by just
stretching out his head, and hand
full OF wheat, and then he was left
alone. He was too sick and weary
to want to do anything but squat
down In that bed of hay and rest
He was still afraid of what might
happen to him. but II was not such
great fear as before, for there
had been something comforting In
the gentle touch of Farmer Browns
Boy. He didn't understand at all
what those strange wNppings about
his body meant, but lot OF the
ache and pain had gone from the
broken wing and perhaps they had
something to do with this.
SO gratefully he drank of the wa
ter, for he had been burning with
thirst. and then settled himself as
comfortably a. possible and In nc
time at all was asleep. Yes, sir. he
was ableep! You see he was &c
worn out with fright and pain that
he couldn't keep his eyes open
Even 30 many times during the day
Farmer Browns Boy went to see
how he was getting along and was
80 very gentle and whistled to him
70 softly that his little heart no
longer went pit-a-pat with fear.
The next morning the little Bob
White felt 30 much better that he
was up bright and early and had
made q good breakfast Of the wheat
by the time Farmer Browns Boy
came down stairs. Hut II seemed
very queer not to be able to move
his wings. He couldn't life them
even the teeniest. weeniest bit he
cause, you see, Farmer Browns Boy
had bound them to his sides with
strips Of cloth 90 that he couldn't
even try to ny. This was 80 that
the broken wing might get well and
strong again.
Now. Of course. the little Bob
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Now look in the southwest corner
OF Bulgaria. There's Strumitxa,
which is reached by branch rail-
road running along the coast from
Salonika to the main orient line.
French troops occupied Strdmitxa
the other day.
Further east on the coast you'll
see Dedeagatch, which ID Buigaria's
principal seaport. and Enos. in Tur.
key.
The Allied feet has shelled and
wrecked Dedeagatch and il prepar-
ing to land troops there and at
Enos.
Here Is Germany's danger!
For notice how short IL the dis
lance (only so miles) from Enos to
the Orient railroad. near Adrian.
ople. Notice tina. the railroad all
the way from q point southeast Of
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
POLICE ROUND UP
SEVERAL DIPS

dutch" Gordon, q well-known De-
troit pickpocket, was arrested In
the Wayne gardens. Saturday night.
after several complaints had been
made that dips were reaping a
rich harvest there. Gordon was mix
ing In the crowd when taken into
custody by Detectives Roche and
Burczyk.
While working the crowds at
woodward-ave. and Safest, Sun
day. the same detectives arrested
Edward Adams, of Hartford. Conn.
and Frances Bradley, of Boston.
both of whom have records as Grim
inals.
Reuben Kaplan and Max Hauser.
who were arrested In the Kresgo
building, Saturday night, by Detec-
tives Roche and Burcsyk. have been
recognised ~ well-known dips"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

at which allied troops were landed
TO aid the Serbs.
Bulgaria's first stroke was TO &C.
cupy Vranja and Uskub. in southern
Serbia, thereby cutting the Allies
communication with Nish. The
Bulgarians were unable to hold
Uskub permanently, but they de-
layed the Allies enough to accom-
plish their purpose.
The Allies we're unable to rush
reinforcements into northern Ser
bia and the Germans effected a
junction with the Bulgarians IN the
hilly region between I.apowo (see
map) and the Danube.
Thet Germans now have to get
control of Nish and the entire main
line of the Orient railroad. But
they'll take Nish. Nothing can stop
that!
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Sofia (Bulgaria's capital) to Con
stantinople 10 within striking dis
lance Of Allied armies landed on
the coast. The forces at Saloniks
can use the branch road along the
coast until they get into Bulgaria,
and then unite with the armies
landing at Enos to drive into the In.
terror and cut the Germans supply
line in vital point.
That's exactly what the Allies
now are trying to DO!
On the Black sen coast to Bul.
garia lat the right Of the map) NO.
tice the seaports Of varna and
Burgas. The latter, has . shallow
harbor and troops couldn't land
there. But Russia IL ready. whon
the time comes. to land. or try 70
land, an immense force at v4rna,
which. you will note, In conuected
by railroad with Sofia. the bulgarian
capital.
Then
Don't you see that Bulgaria. a
well rs Serbia. II between two fres:
The French, British and Serbs.
from the west and south, and the
Russians, from the east ana north,
will put bulgaria through the came
process that Serbia 10 undergcine.
That 10 the strategy Of the balkan
campaign. whore the worlds grsst
est war Is being fought to . d.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

BOYS.

Charles schafka, us Warrsn.sve.
Ave-: Emil Monastcrski. IL Platt- ave:
Albert wojdyla. $40 Came dave. !:
Ysui Nickel. 1877 Pacinc-avs.: chsric.
Chaifets. lib Livingstone-ave.; Josef
x1 S:s "i c'e4 1ascsy. Laey James s'0po
xc Ss'H1Rsi SIS canasid-svs.: Marin.
- Mikoiaski. ast Forest.sve; east;
S Sss: Leon H < ssSsneS. H. MS MsSssS.
sv: Gsor JEohn Se wfosisw.k u.s.:
fifty second .Richard l. 0eske.
a. Hs sn:sS.s;. EdT SosS s Ssrsui
i iYSi ws srrSass; Ralph 1utisr. sss
McDougall-ave.. Thomas c Sandon.
e! As.i,ierx-Avs.: Albert RKe snhnr "a
sss s,osrss sS Msssv Aeassw &C.
Friess, Samaritan hospital; Jos. II.
Waldecker. 1897 Porter-st.
Hy ysnn i Rsrai. i' sss sssasisns
Frank Dekowska. has Jos. Campau-
ave: John Hinchman. $50 F'ieid-ave.;
walter Brodowskt 7so Wiliis-aye !:
sss: John S,'1 Gsra.in. Kos 81 srss
Wovth-avc.: Fred w. kristowsky. STA
Warren ave. west; Joseph Majewski.
ia Garneld-ave.; Jan Dembak. z1x
i1ubois-st. Harold J. II, WIDEN. 3sox
III Palmer ave. Frank w. Ross. s65
Sheridan ave. James II. Ricketts,,
Samaritan hospital. Roy Eournier.
Hiddle-ave., Glen Dusbiber. s9s Mel
arum-ave.. John Peters. 40 McClei-
Ian ave; KAMA Piotr. ass Tillman-
ave: Bernard J. Burke. $40 seneca
lery- ave: Tony Bell. lie Thaddeus-
ave: Carmen Tess. 90 Thaddeus- ave-:
Alexander Rarstadler. l235 CHARLIE
votx-ave.; Charles NJ Curl. 63e Cav
a1ry.ave.; Mathew Hagenmeister.
1897 Nc Dou gali-ave.: Zaharias Sxucs.
III 6o1vay.Ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS lin
Detroit. Der. Seth. tp1o
FOR CONSTRUCTING VIII
FLED CROCK LATERAlI

Sealed proposals. will be rsool@
ct the office OF the Depertmou&
Public Works. Detroit. Mich, ~
Friday, November 6th. lel& 49,
o'clock q. m. Eastern Standare
opened. for furnishing all the l
and material, except manhQ1o a.
and covers. which will be fufq
by the city. at city yards. ana ~
Ing and finishing complete t0E45
with the back hIling. accofdl
the plans and ,psc'fasss rsncs o.
sewers la the following dssn1
Lateral Sewer No. asss. n -
bounded by Elsmere. IAwndalekTA
Lateral sewer No. sra 20 ~
bounded by Elsmere. LAwndale.
'o Each bidder must deposit IN 8 rs
arate envelope with hls bid .
ned bank check payable 70 The
OF the Department Of Public ~
Of the City OF Detroit fer 10
OF two hundred dollsre 49, n
forfeited scSn r to the Depsrtmsss - -
the bidder falls TO enter into eo4c
within Ave days after the eccop
Of his tender. Contracts - ~
feet to the approval OF the a.
c ees.psed viii Vii 81 Ssoq rsaairsd Il
with hi: c, sont e bs A. s;fPyssv
amount OF the contract COZ
on the faithful psvfovmsnse
The contractor shall -
bonds or the proceeds thsfy4
bonds are purchases ~ ~
Fund ComsnlspiCn aceofdl44
No hlda viii be nccO&1m1
default TO the City ~ Ply
debt. contract - se1ionet(
Z! ; .sss. s :::sc:s Sc
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
Mortuary

UnEEN--oct 20. 1915. at his resi-
dence. ~ Foreman-ave., Charles,
beloved husband Of Lena Breen.
Funeral Tuesday AZ 1 o'clock from
residence and 2;s0 ut 81. John.
German church. fnterment ut
w0odmcre.
so.cwrkI-oct.; q; at the residence 9.
beloved father. grand and crest.
grandfather. Funeral Tuesday Aft
ernoon at o'clock from residence
to crematory.
El.LIOTT--At Grace hospital. Sun.
~. Funeral from residence OF his
daughter. Mrs Frank l. Albertson.
500 West Warren.ave,. Tuesday.
MCv xi At o,rleck kovs Burial pr'-
Parkview- ave. Edward Nelson, be.
loved husband Of Edith curtis and
\. brother OF William w., Of Omsha:
cha5lss w.. Miss Pamela Mas
icpp. all 81 Detroit. Fun,rsi Tues
day. 2:so .. M. from residence. .
6AC1SnTr-oct 40. 1873 At the
5cS" vs az ",n ssss Sra.S..t.
5smnis Hse.,, and dear 81 fass.r q
Mr.. r. r. Msngan. Mrs. John
yauRhan and X. mafce nAc1ett.
vneraI Tues9ay Irom res,aence u II
a. ; o'clock. Burial at MI. oiivet
Va auto.
HInwAHD-Oct 80. Mt residence. 64e
Second-ave, E!ipha1 -. beloved
hweband Of Lou!sa N Hihbard and
father ~ Mary u. HtbbArd. Funerei
from residence Tuesday. Nov. 2. ut
0Oy.MES-Oct. 81. at his residence.
2Sl Putnnm-ave. WuIiam lane.
aGed sc. beloved husband 81 Emmn
wheeler Holmes ana tntnsr OF
Harold w. HolmeG mrs. Fredsr!ck
solms. Misses Kutn arc HeIcn
mo.mes. ana "rH.n1 Hn,r.. ~
nns.uss vn,n rTnim.S ~
.vnsr.t tsstS.nS1
WcdoesSav at 10 4. n.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Sealed pHopo40x1
a the e9nce ~ ~
Public Worko. QG1Q> WI
Thursday. Nov. - 344l Il
.. m, eastern aenu1oy4
time and place they III
for furntshing Al 1l(42
teftal and pAyln1 o1
alley named bol0%H Mn 81
mentioned - The GIN
the styles Of pavopn1
ALLHY
(Re-Paving = ]
IN block DstsssSa
ward. Michigan o III
Wide. With cteeeete
WIth O. y I M
Note 49, The cgV6Got <S
paving and fe-peyln9 en-
alley will 10 fu9n1mhG 1
on or coutleuopo ~ ~ F.
City Of Dstsoik r. ~ =
ALLEYS u
(Re-Paving =
49, - llnol v
-. 90. pa ossavosao6v
some concrete r N
SsA1s a, -. cSaeset =
CITY uIDeennn1 - n B
Z. Gu. yde. sxcavatI6n
"a meal test X -
1.nl eieelss fosuish4d NJ O. 4
500 "a pa oFssso4ee
ing on old concrete. u. .S.'
0.l7 ca: yds- c0ncFst4 und1
Mots-TAs eoatsscspv Nh 7
price per cubic yarA u nv u
crete fsauirsd 70 oosfsst ~
THs tims ~ Is - - " &
pAy,rg 5shss shall - r. = e.
-ccntsa.citsc;r. MSSS
tion to start work itSQ11
ecgslsts sAms withiA ~
6al4 sIlsx = ~ psve1 ~
cVoeso164 Mock al1o6te1 j1
Also the oetiunGteo &c ~
le4s - eoOye ~ -
Ordinances o. the CITY ~ 49,
pid0ero Will etate m;
cubic yards TOR oxCovUkjoMS
Hneal fooe OF Cs11t@nos
Square yard Tor pAvin9 ~ III
in9 bisnH. S{onS, sc. n
BIDS Will only b. rooetvo(s &
entire Of the work o. uno4r
any street Or ooctlon AZ O&4(
per quantities stated IA tAo 61O
and. the bid Will b acoop&G &
h the lOWe1t regardless 0x urnt
Of sxtensions or footinGn -
Bidder must deposit Win u
closed In separate enve1opA. 81
ned check payable ~ the of4~4'
Department Of Public works
CITY Of petroit a. foiioxs: ~;
x which ' sum viii ): iiofi;:iys
Sainis to enter into confracf. 4 Z
to condensation OF the Commcn'
Gil within ave days after the =
ancs OF Ms tender 81 enc 49,
Of Public Works. w Y:
The bidder whose teu1Gf y
cepted will be required to (
with his contract an approved
company bond to the City ~ 1
IN the full amount OF the 80
price for the work conditioned
fun and faithful performances I
part Of the contract q.
The contractor shall ~ r.
bonds for the f1rst paving. or u
ceeds thereof. IL such honda ~
chased by the Sinking Fund ca
sioners according to law.
No bid will be accepted frol
person or firm who II n ugr6
default to the City Of Detroit.
Specifications IN details "a
above work may be had On ~
ton to the secretary. .
The Department OF Public
expressly reserves the rtGht
ject any or all propoeAls.
All proposals shall b. ~
a asys GEORGE n. rnNEnE
R-S6q Commute
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

cash with order. u ehasssA 70 :
s:as:.:.' y. :e,s: ,s 49, !'; Z. 8
. 49, - rates rate: SIely 70 4. s!.s. !;
!N9akN 96itusstss Msfi, .iss EEs siSs
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

r:!:si.:rs.: s s.S D: zee: J':s. s.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
EXPERT WINDOW
CLEANING co.

GENERAL JANIToR work,
Floors ana Window properly clesnsd
and work aSscIuss'y snsrsn'sS: Sso,.
Co.. Packard Motor Co. Mtchtean
Works, Burnham- 5toepel q Co.. u.
3. Radiator Corp. Northern Motor
Co., VIM r. Bonbright q Co. Hay
dem; stone Co: Trusssd conSrsts
Cherrs ne Tor trial.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

LTNDACHH5s-Aifred NJ, Oct. 80. at
Kingman. Arts. Funeral notice la
ter.
TRONLEY--oct. 81. Richard T.. OF
Crosse peinte, aged rs years. broth
Mrs. Elizabeth Couture. Mrs. Lem
ore pulmar, Mrs. Margaret Corbin
and Mrs. Anna Weber. Funeral
from Joseph E. crum's reaidence.
~ BeaIs.Rvs.. near Waterloo-st.
Time later.
vIxARD--Dorothy. dearly beloved
dauEhter Of George and Jennie
yisard. at residence. 1884 Lothrop.
Notice Of funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

In block bstwtta =
w wias. s AI'sSsas es:ss:s
Note 49, The cg009ot ~ III
paving and se-poyl&4 EN-
alley will ~ fuSnl0h61 1
City q ps}sciE ~
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Sealed props4 ~
Public lie w S5sss
for furntshing Al IN
teftal and payln4 e
alley named to1oVys VDlkO
men toned n the Civ RI
the styles Of paveu}
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Try bomb Florai pssvsos
Flowers for Everybody"
Ths L nemo Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon.
Main 1907 iss ossss-st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
ROMANCE BROUGHT TO
TRAGIC CLOSE BY WAR
Man for Whom Princess Sophia Died
by own Hand Killed in
Battle.

AMSTERDAM. Aug. lathe bat
tie for the possession of Warsaw
brought TO an end the tragic ro-
nance of Princess Sophia, only daugh-
ter of Prince Wilhelm of Sake Wei
mer- Eisenach and Baron Hans Victor
Won Bleichroeder. The son OF the
famous German banker was killed
while fighting before Warsaw on Aug
1. He was at one time engaged 20
Princess Sophia, who committed sui
eide in 1913. when her father. Prince
Wilhelm. refused TO consent 20 their
marriage.
First news of the baron's death
was received here Thursday night
from Berlin. He was killed. 10 IL
stated. in the last days of the storm
ing OF the Polish capital less than
two years after his sweetheart shot
herself at her fathers castle in Heidel-
berg because she could not wed him.
He was even barred from her funeral
by members of her family
IL was on the night of Sept. Il. 1918.
that the princess ended her life with
bullet Grand Duke Ernest of
SAKE eimer was said 20 have been
responsible for preventing the we'd
ding of the princess TO "A bankers son.
lie was head of che house and al
though her father was almost in
duced To permit the match. the grand
duke refused 10 allow IL unless Prin-
cess Sophia renOunced all her titles
This she refused TO do. Her father
was unable 10 take a stand for his
daughter because OF his financial re-
latiOns with the grand duke
Later il was limited that the prin-
cess had ended her life following the
spreading OF hints that she had visit
ed Paris in company with another
woman and the young baron. IL was
said that the fact that their automo-
bile had run down a child was re-
sponsible for the prince learning of
their presence in the French capital
Baron Won Bleichroeder visited
America in 1910 20 study banking
methods. At that time he was re-
puted 10 be heir 10 $40.O0O.OOO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
RUMELY NAY GET
HUGE WAR ORDER
Laporte Concern About to Close
Contract for Making Shells
for Allies.

Special to The News-Times
LAPORTE. Ind, Aug 13.-The in
diations at present are that the NJ
Rumely Co. of this city is about ready
to close a war contract that viii keep
it busy for from six to nine months.
Definite information is not obtain
able either here or in New York at
present, but il is expected that the
matter will come 10 a head within a
few days.
About two weeks ago it was printed
in New York dispatches that a war
contract for the manufacture Of shells
for the allies had been awarded to the
NJ. Rumely Co, but this proved to be
premature, insofar as the actual sign
ing of the contract was concerned.
Receiver Finley +. Mount and FL
nancial Vice Pres't John III. Guy have
been in New York for several days on
matters connected with the prospec-
tive war order. Ii is understood that
Judge Anderson has indicated that
he viii give his approval to such war
orders as may be obtained, but that
the financial end must be absolutely
certain. When this has been arranged,
il is understood that the contract
will be closed. The reports on
the New York exchange are that the
contract will yield a net profit To the
lNuIltN ~. Ol utlWtGl Ollt anu OAlt
and One-half million dollars. One re-
port is that the contract Will mean
the employment of an average of l.,
500 men in the Laporte and Battle
Creek plants for nine months, The
has both equipment and ca
pacity TO handle the war order with
little additional machinery.
In view of the reports that the NJ.
Rumely Co. was about TO close a
big war contract, the stock has been
making big jumps on the stock ex-
change, which had been down TO s.
per share. jumped to $13 Wednesday
and went back TO $40. where it closed
Preferred closed at $17. Excepting
Rumely, stocks were not overly
strong Wednesday. Steel closing at -
and Crucible at 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13

streams OF people down all the side
streets. And what a memory for the
french youngsters. Tall. 1.-the fig
ures OF Pun1abis. DOgrass. and Pa
thans in turbans and robes the color
of the desert. their sharp swarthy
faces and curled black boards. play
ing scotch reels on bagpipes with an
increasing speed, the drums as con-
vulsive and quick frers when the
drummer was not putting a double
halo round his head with the magic
sticks. and shrill cries coming from
odd corners, where there were men
OF all the clans, at every ecNatic mo-
ment
Garry French Youngsters.
The small children tried 10 creep
between the legs OF the native troop
ers, who looked down in surTTise. saw
what was there. and hOisted the
youngsters above their turbans. They
politely begged French matrons TO
surrender their toddlers took them
from their mothers arms. and hoist
ed them aloft.
OF course the pipes TO these Indian
musicians are an acquired habit but
but they would do credit 10 the slens.
We heard also their own native mu-
sic. plaintive and barbaric. on a reed
instrument called the serenai, 10 the
of dhOls. tOm-tOms
by the open hand on the other. Yet
when the Indians showed that the
'Marseillaise" was within the range
OF their strange wooden pipes. and
rendered H. To complete the day. with
accuracy and spirit. the enthusiaS-r
might have been heard in the Ger
man lines.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
A Real Flesh Builder
For Thin People
WHO WOULD INCREASE WEIGHT.

Thin men and women who would
like 20 increase their weight with 10
or ) pounds of healthy stay-there'
fat should try eating z little SargOl
with their meals for while and note
results. Here is a SOod test worth
trying. First weigh yourself and
measure yourself Then take Sargol
one tablet With every meal-fOr
two weeks. Then weigh and measure
again 10 isn't question: OF how YOU
look or feel or what your friends say
and think The scales and tape meas
ure will tell their own story. Many
people. having followed these simple
directions. report weight increases OF
from five 20 eight pounds with con-
tinued gains under further treatment.
Sargol does not OF itself make fat
but mixing with your food its purpose
is 20 help the digestive organs turn
the fats. sugars and starches of what
YOU have eaten. into rich, ripe. fat
producing nourishment for the tissues
and bl0od-prepare IL in an easily as
simulated form which the blood can
readily accept A great deal OF this
nourishment now passes from thin
peoples bodies as waste. SargOl is
designed 10 stop the waste and make
the Fat PRODUCING contents OF the very
same meals you are eating now de-
Velop pounds and pounds of healthy
flesh between your skin and bones
SargOl is Injurious. pleasant. eff
cient and inexpensive Wcttick's
Original Cut Rate Medicine Store and
other leading druggists are authorized
fo sell ID in large boNcs-forty tablets
90 package-On a guarantee OF
weight increase or money back as
found Ia every package.