davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-01-21

/ Mrs. Jack Clark and children of
near Orient are visiting her moth
er. Mrs. D. Beers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-01-21

Bus Brown went to Mitchell, S.
D. Sunday to buy horses.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-01-21

Albert Hansen went to Atlantic
Sunday on business.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

Ill. Toa oennc Sio oreues oen.
ne Sulooel al @aoroen pco 9eilpn.
nlnger, % rlmeligui5 hsrcr Sc TO
Vt1no Tabiern Oh 2uiteir. ion 90.
torres | WdtrifuIen Tor 1928 ION
"riigcrc, til bette 9rlta. ,<ffc Irnoe
cftcr operoroN Ola Tcoerien aloffcr
IN Gictnom | Nc0rc 0sroe til line
, Conner Nenrif % Ola. ,Scnrif
Tgteoc 1926 Sorbicr0 SoritenSSot.
fer NitS OF %ncoluttc liN pon SCAR.
Den. Srobcrcn G0tcoe Siorib DIS.
batter Nga | 1885 OF hor iormphcnt.
Ia opcrtagct lit 9rltg bette glor.
SooleocA par MI 0cn on0cn Solp0cl
AZ Tcore Serpc oQina oclt / , lac.
'torc Srig iom cicoc5 az hpcr lin
%rlidcr. Ncorc @srpc par loolc0eS
omfrlng 1880 cacr funifc nouIe Nor
tloliacrc bIcpet self / Sc 1 Qulo.
hpornf oct cnouu bcitoar. Scnrif
Glen %eroe$ OF Ola Slicn @crpcS
SlTat oil fiuoes / Sohunnc5 Mas
SlTattoulcr z. 81 il.
Vfco Ncninu til bc 10 andre @rita
'oa opcroroa ionI nGpntc aslaf 81.
len 1T %ruQ til Tcoer Euoricn Sou.
Iono. ION pur hans %roripu. Tcocr
&pnr'ell |crpc. ION han icuerc falb.
res. G9ic0c / 1885 Nrito &ialcif2
batter. ~ huorira bln par poo,
life. &c hopoc Ssnnen %igIcif. ionr
I 1U1 ratcoe S~n1ebiera 5orcsbot.
Ter Slcnnc. Spmcn Ecocr Tiuleif.
len Tgtcoe 1905 ariiti 9r~pniuli5otr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
Sra Paroanoer.
GioSfiorb Mlmcnnina, Gn iprrt 100
Naring. Stor Gurelie %
Sraiif / Sbba.

Sioliacre ipilter bar ri hapt WtiIo-
ncir ng %incbarc Marfcr, men III DC
iioiic Gage or set bIepct llogct fol-
berc % 0oot SIrhcferc.
Snlehclacn forlob / al StiIhco.
Com olminbelig aibolotc5 ell Gel
Setter / ltngoonlSlog pg anorc 6ors
cningcr. Sc gomnnclbagic Sl,lelag
8rrnoerne nteb Cans og itcrf Grif
hsrcr III, til Sjelbcnhcocrne. Get or
III, anicct for CT Sfum at bic zig
mere elcr minorc b%crltiet, og Solfe-
lipct bar / ben icncrc Sib pooNrunb
berof fnact ct mt YrGg oper iiQ.
Scr %forcganr fortiocn ri,tot ON /
%pgbernc Observation-Disclosures til
T%priparct. 5 Sobn og ltlenSpong
or inofommet pafrc GUNNER, liac.
Tom man ogion / De pbre Snaoer bar
tnget Zig al bette Nrbeibe meb Suffer-
este.
Se forifieliae &pmmuner bar be.
pilgct tiloels iterrc 9eleb til Sno,
fipb al &orn, ligciom enfclte @rpn.
bclog ogiaa bar iluttet Jig iammen
% forIfaffet fig &eierpebebolonin.
ger. $ SoloalsgrGnben / Giiteie
har Spiibberne as Monb) lagrct
200 ag. &orn for bpcrt 9ogsmeolcm.
Set ifal nnrc iom @etrpggelie moo
@reomangel, / SiliGlbe Snbfsrielcn
ifrllbe blipe itoppet, % life uobelcS
fer Neb meloer Jig. Toa ligncnoe
Waabe bar ogIoa Spiioberlle pan
Serge pa Melstpeit oronet fig.
Ine Sepnetsmibler tiger M /
Tris / Ell foruroligenoe @rab. @ront
Higmel foIter So &roner pr. 100
ag.; Meieriimsr cr oppe / Sen uber-
tc BriS go pr. ag.; @onoeimsr,
2.25.
&eifieloSfommisiionen bar aiiagt
Som / Sagen SanOsbrllgsbeportc.
mcntct moo Gibfiorb oa llnensnong
anmnnlllc oilgnaenOe Gibiioro Il-
menning. Sommen fpnflllberer
mco: "g(f set SeiiieloSonlroaoe,
icm mi benppnes gibiiorbS sllmell.
Ming, olliees Sc Strpfninger Tom
ligocr i%snocnfor 9aaaenpasoroget %
%anocnc og Tasoraget elers iom
Statsalnemiing. Soreprig iriiinbeS
Giofioro &pmntune." 1ommiSlio-
ilell err fonlmet iii oct Heinltat, at
hclc gieilbommen inotil 1888 bar
Stntsalmenning, men at Giofjoro
aommlne iiben ben Sio peo Sppo
bar erbperpet til gienoom DC @eite.
itrGfnin9er, icm lig8er noroen.
Tor HoromnnoSlaagen.
S9ien er Ell al Sarbangers be.
ficnbtc Tosiefalb iolat Tor at ubnpt-
tcS / Snouitriens SieneIte, nemlig
2oatefosien / Soba. Sosien liant
one Sal1oretter ira Heinsnospan0 til
% nteo @rpnsbal er iolgt til 2prer
MllQcltob og SperrctSIuaferer Siole,
Stapanger, Tor ca. 10000 Groncr.
SpIgcrnc er: Ser pg Sla @ergc,
Sars Saatc, Spl1aS % Sld STARE,
Calm, Isbiern oe @clge Sfare, Ola
G~ipelono, Ola Saaen %etrhlts, Cor
moo Sllpet % Gpitein @rensbal.
Toa ct Sernbunemebe pan @iOe
/ @ranpiil, bpori ocltog amtets
Sernbanefomitc ialnt Srofsrerne /
&c melt intcresiereoe Giltrifter, peb-
to9ca iplgenoe &eiollltion: "Mon nrt-
b%ciolcr, at Der optogeS ct intens Dir
bcioc for b,irtieit mlilig Sremmc al
Scrnbuncprpicftet Sois-Gioe,
ON ml,ligt %iaalcoes, of gepilgnina til
InlGaact eipes al Stortinget 1916,
% Siitriftsbiorag oroncs / 2ebet al
1915"
Speools @leftricitetsperf pan
2oftbiS blep taget / Srllg 9ptaars-
uiten. Der er inltaleret 450 Can't
per / tS Suite. &erfet er paa 100
SeitefrGfter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23
&reoe fra Norees 8yeder oe Dyer.
SorhenpGrenoe airfelanaer

Stronoebarm Son &~oisstpeit el
Tsot | lll~lenspang Slileoa9 1914 ol
par oItioa nj Suleoag 100 Ndr
Sans Tor9lore lepeDc / trall9e auar
o9 Bon bar bcrior life flor 8ilttcl
TOR ban maatte no % tlene 1T |rpo
Scncrc par han Ierit SmgnngsitoIc.
lGrcr % fom ioa inb puu Storo STt
rcrifoIc. Sra 1914 iii 1890 bar holr
STrcr oN airfcionNcr / Stranoc'
BARN. : lang Sio i~nbchapbe bnr
for'fic0igc fonmlnalc Siaibsbpcrp
Tao Slnnorcbcanr5bagcn nleotC
frem Ell bel Gel 6olf iornt bile pao
@omIingen. San er croult oanb@-
friif og peb 900 @cIbrco. Stror CT.
ter Sill Itoo ban NooOcr til cit Got
terbottcrbotter, Sans Satter @urr
NlSofcr bar @nrnet, % hans Cater
ion Treitcn Son Wonuaaafcr opbtc
oct.
IS. TbI." mcobclcr, at :. SaltgS-
tpeit bar Sen nnben / Tpffcn al 4
Seifcnoc. &rsbrc. &erunb por
Gloit, ipot 1910. Snn beOc gam.
mel. Cen treble cr Ncrac, ipnl Dor
paa Sooitno; ban or ipbt 1918 %
altiaa 81 Nur mt. @crgc or nnnoS'
friif. men life ioa Ieqcmsiterf 'onl
@rooeren / Stranoeburm. Sun or
reiit. Gen iieroe % pneite @rp-
ser heb Senrif og bar @%aorobrllgcr
paa Saoitnb. San bebc / CONNER,
80 Tor o%onrntcl.
Son Solloatpcit hnr bopt 6 Sprn,
Ell 8ltt, iom bpoc 10 Nnr CANNED,
og ) Tetre. Cen Gloitc Warito blcp
gilt til Sbbo. Cen anOen er &l1e-
bierg SfogaiGI, 2Greriube / apunl
/ mango Mar; bun er ugift. Zen
treble er @ritn, Git meb Sorfiil s..
@rll / Stronoebnrm. Gen fierbe er
@rro, gift meo @ogmclter Stare Iife-
lanb / Mangcr; ocn ienlte er ari'ti,
gift meb @%aarobrlqer og clipper
Sans G%neeoal / Stranbcbnrnt.
Son @al,Qstpcit pnr iclp gilt mco
&riiti Shuts batter Serpe / l(aenS-
bang.
s llIpif 9cnSmonb5biitrift or /
4be &purtol 1914 felgenoc opoc::
Iiae Sigrib SofobSotr. Grbal
(Sereib), 81 Mor gantnlel. @ilro
@umlarsbtr. %eitrheinr, Soitalano,
+. 1869. aaorntono Ola 0apibion
Solberg, l1lpif, t. 1882. &riitt Sci
gesbtr. Gibe, T. 1881, @ranpin. gn-
fe Slnna Sbmunosotr. Spie, lllpif, I.
1924. Sirgit 9. Sielmepolo, lllpif,
+. 1912. Nnna g(%noersbotter Cor
blaa, I. / lllpif; blep ca. So gor al.
&aorenfc Nnno G~nOrcsoatter aiTrs
lonb, I. 1923, @ronpin. Gige Srita
@uneifsotr. Sellano, I. / @ranpin
1925. Su5manosenfe 8ritd Slsotr.
SGbe, Giofioro, Of 9lar 81. garlt
@rita Slsbtr. Slt, I. 1910. Sn1eo
Cars Sngebrigtien Nesbeim, l(Ipif,
10 Mar ganlnlel.
Wn9nbiloa Nilsbatter Gif, Wrr
til Mmtmonb Sbom. Sif, opoe / lit
Stem / Gilteie oen Soc SSanuur / ben
beic Nloer al So gar % 8 Wtuane-
Der.
W~aenbilba @ergc, @nfe efter SOL.
item Serge / 2iiteis, err 300. Slin
bor lpnge p9ret lfrebelig meo Sels
fen.
SunohebstiIitanOen / gpgberrte er
piitnof TOM olminoeli9 og maa be-
tegnes iom goo. s apam bar SIT.
fliieniaen graleret nofiaa itrenet MI
otter SSill. 9nere og sGlore bar
maottet tiIienas for en- Gags Sib cl-
Ter TO, OF cnfeltc bar li99ct itreltgt
angrcbne / Here Gage.
6arballger Siitorielng bar nplig
ilogipct lit Noraifriit Tor 1914 nleo
feIaenoc S~noboIo: Zen gamle nor.
ife Sernbloalter. Srono Sarion 'SuS.
@ilocifraocil for ct. Slaf5 @iloe /
ainiarpif. geIfripclie al &pinrbes
rao IreitegiGlb 1743. @rano paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

Sus. DC banoe Gotteren Sngebora.
lom Ggteoe Smut Slien Gipe, Ssu
az Stortirgsmano Ola Olien Gioe.
Ceres Sm Dor Eeoer arutien gsr.
be, iom par gilt meo @uri 5oriteins.
batter SCOTLAND og bopoe Ssnnen
anut.
Siaf Glen gsrpe bar iom openfor
nGont ttlffisoet ell Sci al Psrpe PED
NooerenS 9so / 1865. Ien hon
bar en0mt meget ing, rimeliqpiS
omtring II Mar. og Sooeren oeobleu
at brlige @ooroeu til 1885 cller Der.
omfring. ) 1886 pgteoe 2iaf anna
NlSootter 9srpe, nleb bpem ban hau.
Sc s 9crn, huoraf 3 6soc unqc. Ser.
men Ola Siafien 9sruc bar ieot
1898 og Ggteoe 1918 ariiti Tor.
itcin5btr. CppcoaI. Ceres Ssr ,5iof
bar isot 1919 % Gateoc / 1Si9 Do.
rita %iQlcif5oottcr 9feiiGter. Ceres
Gntter ariiti. {. 1850 rgtcoc @trge
Oboieu auGitao 1865.
: SlMtninqcu al Houcmber I u.
n%c65rGu0tc Nuiet til :. y. Scfic I
l)acnauon9. Alt &uObo og Seasre
ltrel mco. Set bar life d5iltrcrct.
2titc's sen 29oc ,Sonlur 1918.
&tIS g. Sfuar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

Oar Sc lie i5uot % 1outiugcut pda
en- Stlro. ie paa S~orc5ieldpper. 3ef
.unbc fanitc bare pootiDe al ieuoe os
Nontinecnten nu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-23

Get fon uiitnof interesiere Nori1-
ger bcrbortc % iPrIiq Soriiorbil-
ger at berc li0t om @aor0cn @ernc |
~llQenSpang / CANNED Sib. 8. Slaf-
len iortPucr, az ben NO pPre Ell
meget oammcl @nnrb. Ser or qiort
Here Sllno her iuopeI ira StenaIoe-
rem iom ira oeu Glbre pa pngrc Sern-
alder. Sideiau tp0er flcrc @raphal-
ger paa Ell gammcI @ebuggelie. Get
er Del rinneligt II belle 9erpe, 6duoe
Tcorc OF 2pre Nsrnc oprinOeliO bar
u61iort ct @ruI; men i~auluuQt nj
fan ielgc @unroen5 Niitoric tilbdQc
/ Chen, har ser ppret Here Nrug
eller iunes at have pGrct iuo.
Borne npuue@ ofte / Siplomer cI.
Ter Slobrcue ira Ytiooelaloeren;
men oct fan life aItib fees. ON ser
mcne5 3eorc cller Gpre gsrpc. Ser
tic @ana al Hc0ra Serue ~uotruffeliq
omtales er / ct liplom az 1916. &C.
mere off q. &erue oper iii oen be
fienote Noclsnallo Sartpig arum-
meoife. ~Gprc Ssrpe bar, Tiger
Slaiien, "iaapIOt lea bar frmnei ie,
altio pprct Nou0egoos, 3. c. ciet al
Bender. iom iaIialb oeIpi9 ogiaa
par @rugere. Get bar inIinlo al
Orig uGret 9loel9aooS eQer STRIFE
aoos. Neore Serue uor 0erimoo
A~oel9loo5 iii lnHgt neo / Sioeu.
! Sartpig Srummeoifes Sl9at
iorblep piitnof @aarbcn / lonae Ii
DER, men jog mongIer Splpsninger
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
FARMERS DAY. At
EXHIBIT TOMORROW
Good Roads Models to Feature
day Followed by Dinner to
County AgriCuIturiStS.

Preparations were under way Fri
day for the entertainment of st. Jo-
seph county farmers Saturday at the
manufacturers exhibit in the high
school. Saturday will be primarily
Farmers day and To that end no pains
are being spared TO give them a day
OF pleasure and instruction.
The feature of the day will be the
exhibition of the good roads model
by State GeOlogist Edward Barrett
Barrett arrived Friday morning with
his two tons of models which be be-
gan imm ediately installing in the
halls adjoining the gymnasium They
viii be in place by night and ready
for the farmers Saturday. Accom-
panying Barrett is Luke W. Duffy.
Indiana's good road expert Duffy
will be on hand 10 lecture and explain
all that the farmers and other good
roads enthusiasts want 10 know about
the subject In addition TO the mod
els. all kinds of road material Will be
exhibited along with that which can
be found in st. Joseph county Duffy
will give his first lecture Saturday
morning at I clock.
At IL O'Clock viii be started the
task of feeding the farmers in the
high school lunch room. Every farm
er in the county has been invited 10
be the guest Of the Chamber of Com
merce Saturday at dinner time. As
many as come will be fed IT is ex-
peCted that over 1000 farmers will
De provided for during the noon hour
or as long as they come.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
MAYOR ROBERTS REFUSES
BOARDS RESERVATIONS
Members of Safety Board at Tcrrc
Haute Bitter Over Attack by
Executive-Says Clerk Is Leak.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Feb. Ia
Mayor Roberts today refused to ac-
cept the designations OF the members
OF the board Of safety rendered yes
terday thereby adding another snarl
in the political tangle which has
kept the city in a turmoil for months.
The board members had new cause
for anger today when they learned
that the mayor had gone over their
heads and COuntermanded a board
order TO the police department The
mayor refused 10 take back any Of
the bitter things he is alleged 10 have
said at the last board meeting and
which Precipitated the wholesale res
ignatiOns.
Mayor Roberts today demanded the
resignation of the clerk OF the board
whom he denounced as being the
leak in the city hall. This outburst
was caused by two afternoon papers
getting the history of the boards res
ignatiOn yesterday and publishing IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
SAYS GERMANY MAY
YIELD AS A FAVOR"
Reichstag Member Denies NeutraI,'
Right TO Protect Paper
~ Blockade.

AMSTEEDAAI. Feb. 12.-The Ber-
lin Dertag prints an interview with
Herr ErzbeTger. an influential mem
ber of the Reichstag, in which the
statesman discussed the German
blockade declaration and its effects
on neutral countries
"Neutrals have no right to make
claims" says Herr Erzberger. but
Germany may allow them something
as a favor. The blockade does not
mean that Germany will ignore the
wishes of the neutrals as far as they
do not endanger the German war
plan. But neutrals cannot obtain
anything 10y threats OF protests but
only by the free viii Of the German
government
Declaring that the time will come
when new method OF warfare and
a new law for the sea will arise. the
kreuz Zeitung says that first of all
England : domination OF the sea must
be DESTROYED Until then. the paper
SAYS. international law does not
amount 10 the paper it is written
on"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
WELTY. IN IMPASSl0NE0
PLEA, DENIES GUILT,
BUT GOES TO PRISON
Former Realty Agents Prayer for
CIcmency Fails TO Move Court
To Suspend Sentence.

Frank Welty. found guilty Of assault
and battery upon Ruby Redinbo with
intent TO commit "a felony. was sem
Judge Nitus Jones, 10 serve from two
10 Il years in the state prison at Mich
igan City Counsel for the defense
moved "a suspended sentence but the
prosecutor would not consider that.
Before sentence was pronounced,
WeIty made an impassiOned plea for
judicial clemency. Mrs Welty. a
woman we'll dressed and Of striking
appearance. was in the court room and
she Wept quietly during the procedure.
Until the last moment she had held
hope that her husbands sentence
could be suspended. The defendant
wiz be taken to Michigan city within
a day or two.
In his plea 20 the court Welty main
tanned that the charges brought
q gainst him were lies He said that
they had been brought about through
the jealousy of his wife because he
had given presents TO the girl. who
had been the complaining witness
against him and also through the spite
of the girls mother who had become
angry because he had ceased his
charity 20 the daughter. He spoke
for five minutes. The court held thai
his explanations were no legal cause
why sentence should not be pro-
uounced.
Welty. 41 years old. was formerly "A
real estate agent and il was i'm the
summer Of 1913 when he became ac-
quainted with Ruby RedinbO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
LOBBYISTS GET CARDS.:
LOCAL ATTORNEY MEMBER

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 12-Thirty-
seven men have obtained lobbyist IL
censes under the new lobby law.
Among the latest lobbyists 10 whom
cards have been issued were.
Ross +. LOCkridge, Fort Wayne.
representing the Citizens League of
Indiana: J. Van Osdel and j O.. Al
len. representing the Union Traction
Co. Of Indiana. a. NJ Bickel. Elkhart.
representing the New York Central
Railroad Co: William a. McInerny,
South Bend. representing the North
ern Indiana Gas and Electric Co. and
James NJ. Barrett. Fort Wayne rep
resenting the Fort Wayne and North
ern Indiana Traction CO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
FRENCH HOUSE Of
DEPUTIES FORB|DS
SALE OF ABSINTHE
Adopt New Law Prohibiting
Sale of National Drink
Germans Are BOmbarding
Tracy lie Mont.
PARIS. Feb. 12.-The cham
Der Of deputies today adopted a
new law fOrbidding the sale of
abSinthe i'm France.

PARIS, Feb. 12.-The Germans are
again bOmbarding Tracy-Le- Mont,
says an official communication issued
bv the war office this afternoon.
South Of La BoiSselle the Germans ex-
ploded a mine at the end Of one of
the French trenches, but the latter
maintained their position. Artillery
duels are reported along the rest of
the front with the French artillery
and especially active in the sections
Of Rheims and scissors.
The official cOmmunique follows:
Between the sea and the river
Somme there were artillery conflicts
yesterday.
ITO the south of La Boisselle the
enemy exploded a mine at the end of
one Of our trenches, but we neVerthe-
less maintained our position.
From the SOmme To the Argonne.
there is nothing TO report except the
bOmbardment OF Tracy-Le-M Mont by
the enemy and the activity of our own
artillery in the sectors of Rheims and
scissors.
In the Woevre there was rather
vigorous cannonade on the part of
the Germans before Rambucourt and
che woods of La Hazelle.
We bOmbarded the railroad
depots at Thiaucourt and Arnaville."
Defend SueZ Canal.
\ supplem entary official report is
sued by tAe war office had to do with
the campaign in Egypt 1t follows:
I'm the course of the attack at
tempted by the Turkish army on Feb
3 against the Suez two French war
ships contributed with success to the
defense Of the waterway. The mon
itOr RoqUin silenced the heavy guns
of the Turks and the cruiser Entire
casteauX dispersed large detachment
OF the enemy. No losses were sus-
tained on either warship.'
After four days of desperate fight
ing the ArgOnne battle reached its
climax when the Germans charged
down on the French fOrtifcatiOns at
Marie Therese in solid columns, four
abreast, across a front more than 500
yards wide The guns of the fort
poured a deadly shell fire into the
solid ranks as soon as they were well
within range The line of columns
wavered under the whitening fire. but
still they came on. When within easy
rifle range the quick firers and mus
kerry Of the French sent in shower
of bullets that was veritable hurri-
cane OF death.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
FANNY CROSBY, BLIND
HYMN WRITER DIES
Author of 5000 Gospel Songs,
Nearing 95th Birthday,
Passes Away.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Feb. i2.-
Fanny Crosby, the blind hymn writ
er, author of about 5000 hymns, died
here this morning after a long illness
She would have been 80 years old on
March "A of this year
The deceased, who was celebrated
as a song writer in Europe as well
as IN America, died at 4:3O o'clock
this morning at her home. 226 Wells
St, with her family about her. Her
death came as .he result of the in
firmities of old age. She had been
gradually failing for more than "a
year, but up until the last she was
possessed of all her faculties and met
the END calmly and cheerfuny
Blind since babyhOOd. Miss Crosby
has probably written more songs than
any other individual composer i'm the
world
1t was in 1864 that she began to
write hymns. While hundreds Of
hymns are recognized as coming from
her pen because they are signed
Fanny Crosby" people do not gen
orally know that she used many other
nOms de plume as well.
Among her most beloved hymns
and perhaps the best known are safe
in the Arms of Jesus" Rescue the
Perishing.' Speed Away and DO Not
Pass Me by.
Born i'm New York
Fanny Crosby was born in Putnam
county. New York, on March p. 1920.
she had been totally blind since she
was six weeks old.
When she was > years old she
entered school for the blind i'm New
York which she attended as pupil
and later became one of its teach
eTS.
In 1883 she married one of her for
mer pupils Alexander Van Alstyne.
He was well educated having grad
uated from the college OF Schenec-
tady and was a musician, "a philoso-
pher and a deep student of human
nature. He died i'm 1902. He insisted
that she keep her literary name Of
Fanny Crosby and hat is why she is
so widely known by that rather than
as Mrs. Van Alstyne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
PAY SILENT TRIBUTE
TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Nothing saroring OF celebration
marked the observance of the birth
day - the great emancipation. Hon
est Abe Lincoln Friday. indeed the
only evidence in the business district
OF the city that the day was a holiday
was The fact that the banks We're
closed during the entire day and the
pOStOtfiCe was closed during the after
noon There may have been an extra
flag or two floating in the breeze bUt
even this evidence Of patriotism was
not particularly noticeable.
The school children were given a
holiday and on Thursday afternoon
there had been a special Lincoln day
program in each OF the schools By
many small tokens whether IN win
dow displays or by bits of converse
ton or by the quiet and seeming
ven GRAFTON in the air one could know
that the man who had forged his way
from baekwOods cabin 10 the white
house had not been forgotten
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
WAR CORRESPONDENT
WILL SPEAK HERE
Rabbi Wise Will Also Address
Northern Indiana Teachers
Association.

y war correspondent who was con-
demned To die and saved only through
the intervention of Brand WhitlOck,
American ambassador to Belgium,
was announced Friday TO be one of
the principal speakers at the meeting
of the Northern Indiana Teachers
association in South Bend in April.
The correspondent is T. w Williams.
who, captured by the Germans, was
held and tried as spy. He was pro-
nOunced guilty and condemned to be
shot. AT this juncture Whitlock
learned of the case and by dint of
hard work managed to get Williams
free. Williams will speak at the even
ing session of April ?.
In a letter TO Supt. of Schools i. j
Montgomery, Supt. w. Denny of An
dersOn, chairman of the executive
committee. other speakers We're an
nOunced. ON Thursday evening and
Friday morning, April 1 and ,, Rabbi
Wise of New York will speak Fri
day afternoon Or. L. \. Steiner will
be the feature with an address on
Constructive Neutrality" DR.. Stein
er is a noted author and lecturer and
at present professor of applied Chris
tianity at Grinnell college In Iowa
saturday morning DIR. G. =. Emer-
son dean of the Indiana university
school of medicine will be the speak
er. Following him DR.. NJ. Is. Hillegas
OF the school of medicine will speak.
DIR. HilIegas viii speak also Friday
morning TO two sections, first the
kindergarten and primary sections
and then the reading section.
The high school section Will be ad-
dressed Friday morning by High
School Inspector j. =. Pearcy of
indianapolis. lie Will speak on
standardization of Our High
Schools
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
KLIEST ALIENATION SUIT
ENDED IN JURY DISMISSAL
Federal Judge Hand Holds That Pub
licatiOn of Gangster Attack Would
Have Undue Effect on Jury.

NEW YORK, Feb. I2.-Federal
Judge Hand discharged the jury in
the case of Max +. KHest. who suad
his fdther-in-laW, Edwin BreitUne.
for S25O,OOO for alterations of his
wife's affections. The judge ruled
that the published statement regard
ing the attack on Kliest by gangsters
would have undue influence on the
jury.
Mrs. Kliest left the' room on her
fathers arm. her mother accompany
ing them. Mr.. Breitung said:
Il feel even more strongly than the
Judge does about this matter think
he did the best thing that could have
been done under the circumstances in
declaring miStrial.'
Wouldn't YOU have been better
pleased TO have had the case go on
that YOU might be indicated ." some
one asked him.
Il am satisfied as it is" was his
reply.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-12
GRAND TRUNK WARNS OF
PLOT TO WRECK PROPERTY

PORTLAND, Me, Feb. 1.-THE
Grand Trunk railroad from it's head
quarters in Montreal, has sent an OFF,
cial warning to all its agents in the
United States and Canada Of a plot
to destroy property owner by the rail-
way.
This warning is TO the effect that
the plot was hatched in California and
that the plOtterS are now speeding
across the continent towards the east
Following this notification steps
have been taken 10 guard the railroad
property here. according to dis
patches here to-day.