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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

9l EG"H MhNr .
Ger yxasttde pemo.rat", ~etnfnn.t1t6
eonntaessalsgabe, feds Mltu,t,er,, iebs @eeae,
PIED an bte Mbonnenten ic biefer Stabt fiji
~ eents tp66ertlt9 ober $500 tdbrlt6 5ei
SorauSoablune fret abgeItefert.
ltt ber Noft. alberbaIb bee etabt, mad IL.
eeIto etI1etrt 9ottantt IN ben Ser. staaten, ga
naea ooer Usertco. $500 idtrItt BET gorals.
pie epnntasS . ansenbe, ,,ur burd bic Bon
na@ teoeiIt Noftant IN ben Ser. Staaten, ioftet
toprl1@ $l.oo BET goraiis5abIuna. ]
Ser v$albp1dbcntli9e 9entosrat"", bur@ bic
$olt t11ertalb ber ler. etaaten unb bur@
92.00; mad CANADA $3.50 lr1b na1 Guropa
1900 per Sabr BET 9oraus5abIung.
Ser yaebbentlt@e Demufrat", In stpet xbet.
!eHt WtttttpoGS unb Sonnabenbs, toItet inner.
az BET Ber. Staten 5000. mad Canada unn
nao europa $3.50 idbrlid BET gorausaatlung5
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

9as 9funo Sterling pur5elt
tpteber. gs lit auf 1927 berlnter.
.llnS Die Miirten : slnletbe finoet audi
feline Sreunoe-im gu6lifum.
aud Sic S%ran5oIen BADEN felt
Dem ariegsausbrnd Sralten berllrz
tbetlt uno Itanoredtltd erldielen lalz
len. Sretlid, freili9, -- g iparen
ia beu.ide Srauen.
anf Sem aricgst6eater in gers
bien iparten gngldnber unb Trul13olen
%offenbor nod auf ibr gti1mprt, ebe
lie iid 5eisen.
- Giirfilde Gruppen bo6en Sic
Wertbeioigung Ser bulgariidcn aulte
iibernotn11en. Sic 6ringet1 alle ipiinz
idenstpertbe %l1e6ut1g bafiir bon Sen
9arbanellen nit.
Sic @eisbeit Scr beutiden@olfsz
tpirtbidaft flllminirt in Dem gae:
@1r baben, mas mir brnnden ui1b mir
brauben nidts, mas mir nidt ba6en.
8irflicb icltiame 3~elteenoNcn,
biele 5erren 2litbelt llnb Nppiengarz
ten, pardon 2uitsartcn unb Hooleuelt,
Die li6 %berbunben babe1l, nm Sen Sim
oeltrid 5u befebben.
- Sic nad England seridtefe g}pte
lit jebt tpieber mol Dem Hraiioenten
u~nterbreitet tporber. SAT- mar's gum
2aben, menus ni9t 10 furtbtbar frauz
rig ipare.
- Sic Mpte an g11glan0 ipegen Ser
@ergetpaltignng be5 an1erifanii6en
6anbels lit nod INNER ni6ts a6geldicft
lporben, aber nah Berlin iinb beItan=
Big Soften u11tcrlpegs, bie lebiglid Sen
8tped berfolger, Der oeutlden Geeierz
ing 5inberniie gu bereiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

- Cine bcldeibene Mnfrase:: 5at /
s. Der amerifanil6e @eianbte it
Srallfrei6 lth 5ugu11lten Der gum Sobt
berurtbeilten oent1den Srauet
bertnenbet?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

@llt aebriirlt, 2Dipe. @ir fiir6ten
aber, oab Oieler &err 2uitbelt, trob
Der nnteritiibuns Beg &errn Mpolegarz
ten, - i6on ipieoer beri9rieben
2nifgarten uno Noolebelt nit leiner
agitation tpenig @liid BADEN tpirb.
@llf Sic 9eltl9 : Mmerifaner tpenigz
items miro er feinen ginbrlld mahen,
oenn Die piliet1, baB liet rob Ser 2iebe,
Die lie 5t ibrem olten gater[anbe i'm
5er5en traaen, bod bem 1leuer, Ser
9lorreiden Gepublif Ser Ser. Gtaaten
ltnberbri!6li1 trel1 li,,b, bod9 edte, gllz
te, treue Nmerifaner linb.
Chen neil Tie bas iinb, proteItiren
lie gegen Die idmablibe 9crgetpaltiz
sllns ber Ser. gtaatcn Snr6 gnslanb
ut1b Bic ihmablide HpIitif Ser geget1z
tpdrtigen gunbesresierung. tnelde iid
Dieic gum Simmel Acknowledgements
tieung rubis sefalen labt, pine etters
gtlden Erptelt gu er6eber.
Sic Hrnteltnote an gnglanb oegen
Die 3eri6metterung bes amerifanil6en
Iusfubrbanbels bnrd Sic britilhen
a%rpnratbs : 8efeblc lit befanntli9 imz
mer nod nidt abgesanscr.
9antit 5ei9en lie elm belleres Mmez
rifanertbum, als Sic Serren 2ultgar@
ten, Noolcbelt unb lire @elinnungsgez
npllcn eiusocm 9cneris, ipel6e 5tpar
bas @ort a9merica firit" f~orttpabrenb
I'M Mllnbe fiibren, abcr hnr1 lire
|@boten unb lire llnterla1ungc11 u,1b
Bic III ibrer &relie s1 finbenben Mns
iidten gang Deutlid 8eisen, bdb oas
etne 2ngc tit, baB a11f Dem @rl1n6e
t6res 9ersens lie gnglanb oen Cater
lanbe Nlnerifa boraniteIlen, Sic Sntez
re11en Nmertcas benen gnglonbs unz
terorbnen, ltnb ugnglanb firlt" Set if
re @anblungen, ibreGolitif bcitimlnenz
Ibe @rl1nbgeoanfe lit.
Sic 8inbeltri9 : 4merifaner fins
edte, ipabre Nmerifaner, lie ifeben NIT
beiben SiiBen a11f Sem 8oben ser groz
BEN @ebm1fen Ser 1tnabbangigfcits==
Grflarang u11b Der 8nnbcsperfaiiung,
mas man bon Ben gc9en lie ipiitbenoeu
2cuten nidt iageu fann.
Sic linb in bem groben g1mel5tiez
gel 5t Imersitanern un1gcz
i9mpl5en ipprben. Wian mill lie abel
gu MngeIiahe 1midmel5en
Ste an Der @prmadt bes Mllgelladlenz
tbums, gnslanb, np6 imn1er bdteen
als an Scr 9%tep16lif @albinston5, Sefz
ferlpns, Wlabiipns, 2incolns unb Gro
per glebelanos unb ba9esen perben liz
li6 ipebren Big gum lebteu @oub, baz
ralf fDnnen 1i6 Sic 6erren allltgortcn
8o%olebelt II. /. IN. berlaiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

- Scr britiide @cdlelfurs befins
BET iid trns aller 9ciierunssperlude
I'M ipieberbplten Niidfall.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
&rieg ben 8inbcirid Mn1erifanerr,.

HHf 5F-HIE Ea4T@FN9 -3HIf1 4 rss-H
Gin altes bertl@cs gpri6port
ia9t: oGolc eeelcn finben iid alt
8aicr ut1b GIT 2anoe." 90 ba6en lid
aud in SEM Sample segen Sic ginbe<
itri6 : Imerifaner Ser Stem Worfer
Ibppfat 8ilian 2ultpelot nnb 6err
5beobor Nplesorten - SEER ie, tuie
lei6t iid Ser Meni6 bp6 perlGreiben.
fanl1,- ipir ipolten Iagelt, Ser Mbboz
fat 8illiam 2ultgarten unb Ser frubere
Rralioent 1bepopr Nopicbelt, gefunz
Den. SEER 8iltam 2ltltgarten bon
ber giedtsanipaltfirmd auitearten,
8ebmann & Scope, 6S. @i0ium Ctr,
Stem Dorf, Fat es lib befanntlid in
Den. appf 9elebt, oie 8inbclrid sM,nez
rifaner nit stllmpf l11b gtiel in biez
iern 2anbe al1s5urotten nnb finbet in
.btciem eolen 8etreben circn bc9eilferz
ten Mitarbciter unb S6rDerer in Sem
frilberen Gaubreiter llnb Yralibenten
!5beobor 9%fpplebelt, Ser befonntlib ie<
Den .giirger, Der al1d MIR nit elmer
ein5iseu Safer ieines @er5cns al1 leiz
1ent alten @aterla1be, pber hcm Ieiner
Gltern ober @robeltern ba1gt, l1nb
lib in bem srnbeu S1mel5tiegel (G6e
melting 9pt) nidt gum olera6telten
M%ngeliadlen bat nmldmel5en lai1en,
Der gnglanb als bas Ml1ttcrlnnb
perebrt. bes 2anbe5 berlpeilen n11b nad)
bent 2anbe, alts bem er ltammt, pber
leine gltern pber @roBelteri1 ltanme1
1nb Dem er nod ein fleines @infel6en
in leinem &er5en relerbirt fat, 5l1riidfz
transportiren laiien mill.
@ie ent5iidt ~(beliebtet) Ser 5a6nez
fletl6cnbe 9punerer BON 9piter 8ap
bon Der Iufaabe lit, Sic li6 @err @il=
liam 2%llitgartcn, Der IN @ali5ien geboz
rcn u,lD I'M garter Mlter bon 4 Sobretl
lna6 9eeip Oprf b%erpfla115t iporben lit.
Ygeitellt Fat, ge6t ans Dem 8riefe ber=
bpr, ben ct am Is. 5. sc. an bieien
seridtet bot, unb Ser folsenoermaben
lautet:
pMein lieber @err 2uit9arten:
u8itte %e,npfansen sic meincn@Iiidz
tpnnl6 81 Sbrem gc9innen, Sic ameris
fa1ildcn 8iirser frembldubii6er &C.
burt 5l elmer Organization 8uiammenz
5rfaiien, luelde ii6 cmp6atii6 ge9en
ale Irtcn bp1t 8inbeltri1 : Mmerifaz
nertblm erfl6rt ullD bercn DSttglie0er
nur cinfobe unb refine Mmcrifaner ein
%lppllen, nelde Imcrifn l111b lift ameris
fa1iides 8iireerrcht bDbcr iddsen als
alles anbere.
uSh bin Ser Mnit6t, baB ser natl1<
raliiirte Nmertfaner Ser redtel1 Mrt
genall 10 gut ci11 Ntncrifa,1er lit, tpie
Der e6te Mmerifaner, bei1en Gprfabren
Dor brei genten1ien ins 2anb famen,
llnb es tbut mir lei0, ia9el1 5lt miiilen,
bab cs biele in bieIem 2anbe geborene
Nmerifaner siebt, ipelde 8tnbeltrid@
Interifaner fins. Mmerifanertbum lit
cine Gade bes @efiibls ,l1nb ber geele.
S6 bcgriibe Sic Ibdtigfeit Sbrer Gcz
lelidaft gegen Sic i9ipdrseitc n11b berz
berblidite aller 8eipegun9en, Sic baz
rauf ab5iclen, ltnlcre rationale ginbeii
5t 5crit0ren .ltnb llns in li6 g~egenicitia
befebben0e 9eutid<I merifaner ,Sril6z
Mnerifaner, Sranco : Ilnerifal1er.
Mnglo ! Mn1erifaner unb Gfanoinabiz
1dc Mnerifaller 5lt tbcilen. Sic I'M
id fins ufellplpz Mlnericans~ nl1
einfade, 9erape, ebrlide 1tab gcipDbnz
Hide Mmerifnner.
Nait 8r1tbergrllb
Sbeobore Mpolepelt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28


- @euf3er. Mlte Sunsfsr
Die 8erluitiiite ltaEiereno): nssl9, ieBt
!perbe id) pobl crit re6t feiner Marn
mebr trieeen!!n
- Sc prd9 unter 8brpo=
II. 9oloat: Wunoerbur iGrns snft
1T bier!
aamerao: Ma, mir fpmmt Die allft
ni4t rein por!
- 8emeis. Der Meisr 1T mob!
tein GROCER patrtpt?
Mas, Der tein Yatriot? Seitoem
mir ben 8ries babeh, 1T CT fait ieoen
@benb- tanonenpol!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

Merfpurbis, boB bor einieen
Sa9en Sic Sran5pien Sic guIgarenY
gldn5enb 9elhla9en baben ioaen, l1nb
bod nabber Elm bpher fran5Diiider Gfz
fi5ier in Salpniti iagte: 8ir linb
%fetnestpeas entmutbi9t." 2a5 flirgt
.ni9t nod sieg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

~ gincn 05ean bon arpfpbilstbras
men baben ,gbening Gplt" Ii. Shines"
rnnb Sun, lnb tpie lie Ipult ole bei=
ben, borilber b%erspiien, baB eine
e ngIdnberin bon eine1n beut=
lden &riessgeridt gum Snoe perltr=
tbeilt inl1roe, 1,nb hab bas 1trtbeil
bpuTredt nllrhe. Sod mannbnft ha=
ben lie iebe Sbrane n%nterbriidt, al:
5net beut6e Sral1en in Sranf;
reiH bem Soee iiberliefcrt iprrben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
Golitiidc ,,,,o ltnpulitiide Ganbslunen

Gin srnt minbcltc1 lpoblriedenz
ser Sirmanomcu: 2ultsdrteu 4 Nooiez
belt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

~ oooo @orte per0ffentlidte Sic
brifiiGe Ne9ierrng iiber gbit6 Gabel5
9inridtuus. gsidt ein @ort iiber Sic
beimtiidiide grrnorbung elmer gan5en
Sandboptbelabungt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

- Ser 2atrm anldbli9 bes gaberrz
Sales idleint in 2pnopn als al,s9ez
5eidnetes geittcI betrud)tet al perbe,1,
nie aufmerfiamfeit ser aclitteten
8eIt BON Ser ihmadbpuen Sbat iez
neg britiiden aapitans obsulenfeu, Ser
Die lhiffbriidi9e lpchxloic 8elasune Ell
lles bcutlden ltnterleebuptes faltbliitig
eridieben liebl 9ariiber lolte
Sic oneloamerifonildle Greile iid entz
r%iiiteu, benn BORT it Sic g11triilt,tng be-
ariinhet. 9as irar Gin feigsr Iprb,
Sic 5inridtllng ser gngldnperin ga=
ben lit Elm eeebli6er Ift, Ser
ourh tire Serbredcn pouuuf be9riinoei
mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

8enn l%1iere anslpamerifoniz
iden 3eitlngs i1rate9en ii6 bie 91iibe
netnen ipputen, att elmer guteu 8alz
faafarte Geographic su ltuoiren, baur
miirben iie benz 2nnbpncrl &ubelIunz
gen, bet n1sldIteblid auf lire ltnniiz
lel1beit ipefulirt, geipiB bas Spiel pcrz
nerbe11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
Gnbprna bat lhon Siege gez

gaborna bot idon Siege sez
mcloet, ipo gar feline admpfe ltatt9ez
ful1ben baben. Nur I'M %lcinen 2anosz
lellten Siege 5lt melben. urp ben OIL
%liirtert, Ste Stolien i!ber bie See loden
mDdten, beipeiien su fnnncn, bnb nit
Sem arieg an Ser oiterrcidiiden @renz
Sc Ser gemei11iamen Sadie om beiter
gebient lit. Nidt nit grpeoitionen i'm
8nlfan. 9as ipirb pnbl al1d Der 6i1z
%tergrunb fit Sic ictigcn Siesesberid}te
fem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

SSn 2pnbon miro b%ebal1ptet. Sic
Sransolen %befanben lid bereits 4o@aeiz
len I'M Snrern Gerbtens. @erSen
nod bis Berlin fommen, unter
beutl9em @eIeitl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
EIGHT STATE OFFICIALS
COMING TO PICNIC
Dale Crittenberger Writes
That Indianapolis Delegation
Will Arrive at 1895.

That the democratic picnic to be
given Saturday at Springbrook park
by the Wilson club. Will not want for
leading lights TO make it a success
was assured Thursday when "a letter
was received from Dale Crittenbergcr,
auditor of state. accepting an invita-
ton to be present.
In addition to Crittenberger seven
other state officials Will be present
They are: Homer l.. Cook secretary
of state; G. A. Ireathouse. state SUI
perintendent II public instruction.
George a Bittler. state treasurer: r.
NJ. Alilburn, attorney general; j. r..
Fry. deputy auditor of state. and
Judges Moran and shea of the appel
late court
Crittenberger stated in his letter
that the officials will come in body
leaving Indianapolis Saturday morn
ing at Z o'clock and viii arrive here
at 12:35 o'clock over the Nandalia.
The party viii be met by delega-
ton from the Wilson club and escort
ed 10 the picnic grounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
MANY ATTEND PICNIC
Four Carloads Of Picnickcrs Go 10
Bcrrien Springs Thursday.

-Four cars loaded with membc of
the Indiana x Michigan Electric club
left Thursday morning at 9 o'clock for
Chaplin lake at Berrien Springs 90 at
tend the annual picnic OF the club
One of the cars came from Elkhart.
The party planned on arriving in
South Bend on the return trip AT S
O'Clock Thursday night
The first event OF the day at the
lake was an indoor baseball game be-
tween two club teams. Dinner was
served at noon and this was followed
by "a baseball game between South
Bend and Elkhart employees Of the
electric company. Later in the after
noon q yarietv 30 athletic events were
held and in the evening dancing was
enjoyed at the lake pavilion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
PITTsRIRGU LIVE STOCK

FIIINBI NGH n. june ZT-.'NTILE
Supply light: market steady choice - -
M92J. prime SN.sjW9: good f.lOFi S.6p :
tidy butchers SSJ0d SO: fair SI.1jM SO,
common SGJ0N I.3J; common 90 good fat
bulls SJJOH 80. common 90 good fat
COWS S3.JOMI.JO; heifers SIMS; veal
calves $4,000; heavy and thin calves 81
az.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Supply light;
market steady: prime wethcrs $3.50 6:,5 ;
good mixed SJJOd6: fair mixed S5M 30 :
cullS and common $4,000; spring lambs
SG0i0
HOGS Receipts light; market higher
prime heavy hogs $40; mediums $50;
heavy Workers. $50: light Workers $50 :
pigs SS.20dS.2J: roughs S62Jd6I5; stays
SJM 30: heavy mixed $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
ELECT TWO DIRECTORS
Credit Men Plan To open Onscc in
This CITY.

At "a meeting Of the south Bend as
ISOLATION OF credit Men held Wednes-
day night at the Citizens National
bark. g. a. Loring OF the Misnawaka
We olen Mfg co. and rs. Leighton OF
Armour & Co were elected directors.
Arrangements were completed for the
establishment OF "a credit exchange and
adjustment bureau 10 be located I'm a
wn town office. This rs TO be open
ed IN the near future and FOR the
exclusive use Of members Of the as
ISOLATION
a membership committee was APP
pointed with . view TO getting all job
bers, bankers and manufacturers in
this locality i'm the association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
MARKETS


UNION STOCK YARDS, Ill.,, June Il
HOGS Receipts 10000: market steady ia
To- higher; mixed aud butchers $3.50 & ~ /,
good heavy SI30MT10. rough heavy $40
S1.4ON 40.
CATTLE Receipts 1000; market strong !:
bceves S140M9.70. COWS and heifers $50
0S.1J, Texans ST.$J0S; calves SS.JOU9.I-.
SHEEP Receipts 1900 market steady 4;
native and western SlMG10: lambs ST1jM
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
DEATHS.
Mrs. JANE WAITON.

Mrs. James Walton 20, died Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 O'Clock at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Neon
aughy. 515 =. Eddy ST. Mrs. Walton
had been i'll four weeks with heart
trouble. She was the widow Of the
late w. l.. Walton, who died "a few
months ago. Mrs. Walton was born
in Mishawaka Nov. -. 1914. and lived
all her life in this vicinity. She is
survived by her sister, Mrs Neon
aughy. and her nephew, Edwa1 d
NCCOnaughy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24

Michael Quier, fireman at the Mish-
awake hotel. petitioned the superior
court Thursday morning To grant him
divorce from Belle s. Quier, who,
he says deserted him after they had
been married for 10 years The peti-
toner alleges that his wife left with
one Samuel Flowers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
CHICAGO CRAM.

CHICAGO June -OPENING:
WHEAT July S1.0Jd104; Sept $1O3l
dl02as. Dec. S1.OJai a ~.
OATS July 44at sept 30. dHG1sc.
PORk-Iuly StGSJ: Sept. S11.3O.
RIBS Sept. S10GTQ1O.10.
CLOSE:
WHEAT-July S1.03i4 Sept $1.01.
CORN-July 1914 sept. 72i2c.
OATS July A. Sept. 3>N3Si>c.
PORK-July $16J0; Sept SLID.
LARD-Julv S9.31: sept. $500.
RIBS-July Sl032: Sept Sl062.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24

CATTLE Receipts - head; market.
active and steady: prime steers S3G9j0 ;
butcher grades S6.JO@S.1J
CALVES Receipts 100 head; market
active. Gull 90 choice SJdl0.J0
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts 100
head; market active. 10 higher; choice
lambs Si0MlO.2J; Gull 10 fair STM9IJ;
warnings S1MS: sheep S3MG.JO
HOGS Receipts $50; market active
Workers $50. pigs $50: mixed SN.0Jd
$40. heavy SI.9O0S; r0ughs $6JOq GO
stays SJMJ.JO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24

TOLEDO. g.. June II CLOSE.
WHEAT ash $40: July SI0l1i; sept.
81 O3h Dec S1.0dla.
CORN-Cash 75i5: July -; Sept. 75IS:
Dec 6tac.
OATS-Cash 49is: July 45@, Sept 397sc.
RNE-NO. =. $1OS.
CLOVER SEED-Prme cash ssh: oct
SS.J7ta Dec. SS.JJ.
ALSIKE-Aug. $50.
TIMOTHY Price cash $50; sept.
$3.50; Oct $3}j.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
HAN sTRAN ANn TEED.

Corrected Daily bN the Wesley Miller
Flour and Feed CO. 420 :. Michigan ST.
HAN-Paymg S1301f selling Sl6M Is.
STRAW Paying S1@S. selling at - and
co. per bale.
corn Paying -. selling at S5@90c.
OATS Paying 80. selling m j>MGoc.
CLOVER Selling at 80.
ALSTkE- Selling az $40.
TIMOTHY selling al 81.
ALFALFA-Aontana grown, selling at
S1OTJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
PRoYIsIoNS. -.

IIOrreCteu UaiIN bY 7. ". tUttVtf ="
r.. jefferson Blvd)
FRUTT-Orauges per case $50. sellln
20dJ0c per doz.. lemons. per case SOU
selling at 500 i0c per doz-; bananas. per
bunch S17J. selling at ga pc per doz-
NEGETABLES-Ne cabbage, paying
2izc per H.. selling az % per ID new
potatoes selling at 3On zoe per peck.
BUTTER Az EGGS Country butter,
paving aOT25c. selling 2JM3Jc: creamery
butter. paying y selling 32c. eggs, strict
ly fresh, paying -. selling pc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24

Corrected Daily by Warner Bros. seed
store. ia r. Wayne ST.
TIMOTHY S.;,JON4 per bu.
RED CLOVER STM9
ALFALFA Sl0J0N11.
ALSIkE CLOVER $9H 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
ELOTR nd lid.
7 IWN u
Corrected Daily

IOTrHVIen DAILY IN hm0DIOFh UnW UNI,
Hydraulic Az
WHEAT Paying S1l0 per On.
OATS Paving 81 selling Coo.
CORN Paying -. selling SC.
RlE-Payug 90c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24

HARTFORD. Conn. June 23.--Or-
Vile Wright of Dayton. O., was given
the degree of doctor of science at
Trinity college today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24

Corrected DAILY by Major Bros. ;.
Logan ST.
HEAVY lat STEEBS-Fair TO good 8
MGl2; prime 6iaN7c.
HOGS 100 lbs up SIN12j.
LANIBS-Live ga n So. dressed 1Jd lie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

nor SALE Dining room table. 12OI ".
Washington NV.
FOR SALE 1915 twin cylinder. three
speed. electric equipped Excelsior mo-
tOrcycle with Pullman side car: run less
than 800 miles. for $4,000 At 736 Blaine
NV. Saturday afternoon and sunday fore
noon. Good reason for selling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24

Corrected Daily by :. W. Lippman. 2iO
y. Main ST
TALLOW ROu~h 2Ujc rendered, No.
]. 4GGc, No. .. 3d ic.
HIDES Green. NJ. 1, 1OG12; calf skin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
SOUTH BEND MARKETS
POULTRY AND MEATS.
Corrected Daily BY Jimmies Market Us
w jefferson Blvd

POULTRY Paying II. selling -Oc
SPRTNGERS- Paving -. selling fuc
NEAL-Paying T.. selling 20.
JN 90. sirlOiu 3jc
HAM Selling 1Sc
LARD Selling 1Sc
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-08-08
SAFETY FIRST

BY c. 3. Byrne.
AS we journey through life let us
live by the way
a saying of old that applies well
today.
There is nothing so sweet as life after
an
So why take the chances that hast
en- your CALI"
You often save time by the short
cuts you take
But whenever you do your life is
at stake;
For the time that you save would re-
pay
For the time you win lose il. you
slip on the way.
Very often the safety Of others repand
on the judgment you use. il may be
irind
or the loved ones at home, remember
them, too,
Their future depends on the things
that you do
And this is a pretty good world aitei
ALL
There are times when our spirit.
may scrumble and fall
But there's never a time through tho
night or the day
When the chances we take are
worth what we pay.
The safety First" way may seen
longer and slow,
But IL leads you past dangers yoi
never may know.
SO NOW" is the time 10 look wei
ahead,
Safety First cannot help YOU ate
you're dead.
.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-08-08
POKER PLAYER MAKES
GOOD HAUL THROUGH
RAIDING OF THE GAME
Lowell Officer Raids Poker Lay
out; One Player Charged With
DiSordery Conduct; Makes
Getaway With Bank Roll.

Playing poker is q dangerous past
time in Lowell Several residents Of
the Lowell Austrian colony found that
out, to their sorrow, yesterday when
they appeared before Judge George
r. Smith One man was fined S1O1
another is out on a. cash bond of S1OO
several others are passing through
Lowell, without stopping. and another
though he was fined $40 for disturb
ing the peace managed TO get the bank
roll of the game
Early Friday morning Constable Joe
Hodges, of Lowell, heard of an inter
esting poker. game in the old Inter
national stand He investigated and,
upon entering the players scattered
i'm all directions. The operator of the
game was caught, the proprietor Of the
establishment was caught and another
supposed player made his way out the
rear of the building i'm his stocking
feet
Hodges also went out and finding
him in this garb, decided that a charge
of disturbing the peace was sufficient
The other two faced gambling charges.
When Vase Pocucir was searched he
was found with about $50 ON his per
ison. When he was tried and fined $50
+ that much was subtracted from his roll
and ne was released.
/ Yesterday when the other players
entered the court room their faces
mot only showed a loss of sleep but
also Jne loss of money for they report
ed 10 the court that the $50, found on
the person OF Pocucir was in reality
the bank roll Of the game The mat
ter was investigated and the players
tried to find the lucky one He ha,
purchased a ticket for some othe
cline and had used the money to more
advantageous purposes.