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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

Sioen al GngeIIf Der / amerita,
ielo ON De fun bar aIminoelige 60
ner og euoogiaa Itot unOer Oette.
Sa. oe funOe enoogiaa lore ct Ell.
Ter TO Sprog mere DeO Sioen Al,
n0en at uGre efitra goot begaUe0e,
naar De bdpoe 2lnleoning til at iaa
iamme l|tuoerpisnina / DeOtom-
menOe Sproa. ION De bar til I'm.
oeroisntng / 9mit / 0ienmet o.
/ S8nOuQsifolea u / BEN Ounite
8elilionsifole ON Soumerea.
9ern er 10 zen 4loer, 90 Den
neifet Ietteit tan Iare iremmeoe
Sprog, % On Def De lprer. ban
Ger fait ueo Dem ior belle 9ioet.
Or. Gbriitenien i~frioer ON. At
samfunoet bar iaaet Sfolen / 8a.
cine ior Ell 6~ieroeoeI. ia minore
emo en- 5iaroeoel 4. gboaO ben Gr
ligt o. reoeli1t 1ar 0uro imellem
9r8Ore. 0eri tUuter ieJ, at Ran
bar 6et; men oermeo er Set oo8
fife beui0it. At BET BAR beI0ilt ior
Samfunoet At iaa oe1ne Sfole
Saa inorsmmer ban, at SfoIen /
Gacine bar foitet Samimoet nogle
1uiinoer. On ifri1er pioere, at Der
iiaes Inlet ON, hoao Sfolen ! BLAIR
bar toitet Samilmoet. 0ertiI er n
bare. al SonrhtrSct er ct 9irfe.
iamilmo. Ga Al 7eo SfoIen / blair
or / en- lang }larruffe por0enOe QrE
tier bleuue opldrt men oeO 60.
len i Racine er in1en 9rriter bier
ne opIprte 1et er 5orretningsiolf
9grere FOR De amerifauifa 9erne
~ifoIer, man bar oplprt ser. Set er
rigtigt o. I in gooe Oroen, at et
airfeiamiumo itstter R~rpiteifoIer
meo 3enae / iaaoan lloitrptning.
At oisie fan bIine IA aoOe % On1
tiae Tom paa nogen ManOe muliat
Oct er iIet life at oeilte. at tro.
enoe ariitne ifal baoe 0en Srter.
este for 5orretninasifoIer % nor.
~maIifoIer. iom Sc fan bare Tor Frp.
iteifoIer.
n }. 0abm
Zen - Robember 1915.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
.Oanlferen"
Onseag ben "A. ROOember 1915.
Blair, @sbr.

Det er iaa / Morgen, oct er Dor
mnerifaaife 1affigeliesoa9. Dor
oanIfe Menigbeo Der aster at ieire
Cagen paa Ell ifen gtaaoe -@no5.
tietelte airfen 8ormio0aa 81.
1890 % iaa en- iocial Sammea-
fouli / airfens arDpt ON 4itea,
boor Der Dil 6IiDe 6uot paa 9ooe
2inQ ior 6aaoe AanO os 9e9eme -
Iale1 Gang og 6oririifntnger.
bporti. ale er uelfomne. 9engt
9eiliq6eoen, 2anOsmrno i 9p %
CmeQn babe til at oGre me0 PED
@u0stieneiten at lore % taffe Ser
rem for bans @o66eo imoo % Iom
g1ation / oct ipuuOne Mar % til at
uare meo til en- aoO ie~lita6elig III
tent
gua Dana college ielrer De o8-
iaa EafiigeliesOag, ibuert 6olo Dol
Der De 5erie / 9torgen, og laa paa
g5anooa I nnite uge begpnoes Bin
terterminen.
81 iaa Oenne Sang fort9lle
pore 9Qiere, at 3eoaftorens 9iem
er bleoen belt bruOt op. % d
maatte ioOe un0er fremmeo Tag |
g2a1. Oct oil meO anOre 0ro iige,
at o. lager miOt / ct 5l9t, iaa
nnar pore genner Der eiter oil be
isae os. Iaa oil Sc life finOe o. Bet
for 9nen. men iHoe / 9pen paa
Sen @a0e, boor 9anfsrer og ANDRE
al De Storfolf Dor - GountD 9om.
meren til nqrmeite &nbo - o8 Der
or Dor a0resse: $40 Grant Street.
% Iaa bet ianoe SammenbGn9
@or Qeae raa0eoe % Tor gtrs. Nm
oeriens Sfnlo til at flDtte til 8p-
en- fnareit muIigt, og iaa tom 8m.
Sobniong % pi til at gre en- 9pt-
tehan6el, % cen, TO. tire bar oct
belle 0roen, og ri bIeo eni9e ON
at finite meo oct iamme, mems Bel
ret Dor 1o6t. altion - fsr Ri gaar
iii Spile I aften, baaber ri after
at baoe oronet Stem UNDER eget
saa, 8m. So6nions iligemaooe, og
Ioo snifer oi boeranore til 9Dtte
meo Bpttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
Gbriitinn Rielien
Denomination.
sa sala.

5erite alasies opoDrfeoe 5arme.
Bel itiftet til WaisaoI o. Mejeri.
britt, Fort gtulo meo aerunOer.
lag. Stor oanIf Iutb. aoloni. Rpr
Deo en- g1 paa 5000 5nObDggere.
BoOe SfoIer. 6ortrinlige 9eie. 20
Weierier 9pen. 26 / Gourmet.
Run 81 NiI til minneapolis os
q. gaul. @ooe 0rQneoe 5arme
meo gooe 9psninger $s5 til 1926
per acre.
DIN nPrmere Oplpsning tiIifrip
q. O.. arans
Siitcbinion, Rinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
SiG Gala.

30 arres tint sfoolanO. 5porai
en Eel er -cIenreo@. OF 5rR paa
pna 9anoet til 9u1ningstsmmer, er
for Sals 5000 fontont % Reiten
Baa aibetaIiug On goo anIeoniug
for en- uug Rano til at iaa Tia ct
ao0t Stem. Grin iii Sohn 5eraen.
fen ,Rt- I. Cor "a 2urt, mis-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
gatiht areos' Narsmeot.

Gaciiic areos II. aarsmsoe lam.
leoes I Bella oanife go. liit6. sir.
fe, SeImn, Gal q. Ottb 1915.
til 4abningsguostieneite al. 1890.
areosforman0en. 9nitor u. 6. Ser
len. tiente oeo aIteret, og 9aitor
Z. z Sbore6n prpoifeoe ooer I.
aor. 10. ia. Gerefter traa0te
are0siormanoeu rem / aoret o.
minoe0e ON 0roene / 5. Moiebog
%. 4 % hi. 3. o. m0er Wenia,
beoens Reisnine erfIpreSe areOiens
II. Anrsmsoe cabinet / 6n0eren.
Sgnnen on ben 5eIIiaaanos Pam.
@fter @u0stjeneiten be0 Steoets
Rrpit. Haitor a. M. Sonien. @q.
iterne peifommen paa Wenigbeoens
% eaHe 9eane meo 0roet { 6ebr.
10. s.
al , iamleoes man til 5orrpt.
niHgsme0e bet 5e9nn0te meo en-
an0agt, Ieoet Al gaitor $. San.
len u0 ira Croet / +. Tim ,. /.
9erpan 9raoniiereoe Be0et ia meo
II itemmeberettiaeoe s 4rpiter OF
s 8eIegnter o. areosfasiereren On
grpit mere tran6te til ienere. 81.
ter at areosformanoen baDoe %.
IPit areOsreglerne mootoges oe for.
ifellige Supporter o. munoliae o.
ifriftIige SiIiener. SnobDoeIie ira
Dor Treliers B. 20. lut6. @enig6e0
/ 6ernoaIe. Gal, til Raciiic areos
ON. at Ben boloer fit nGite Mars.
msoe Der ! 1916, moOtoges meo
9af og OeO Reisning.
Get Deotoges at behanoIe Sogen
angaaenoe grgiteifolens Sorilot-
telIe ira Blair, Rebr., til Racine,
8is. 8ette SpsresmanI 6leo mo.
Ieoet al BaItor q. 2. RieIien, Tom
fnntteoe fine 6onfer til 2. Tim. 3,
II. Otter iagt oa mo0iagt be.
ilittteoes 0et, at 9aciiic areOs til.
raaoer Samimoet at RrPiteifolen
for nProGren0e bibeboIoes / Blair.
Wsoet Tlutteoes.
Oct neite 6orretningsmsoe bol0.
tes 2sroaa gitermiO0na ar. 100
oa begpn0te meo anongt Ieoet Of
8aitor g. ID. 9anien. Ar6eiOsfo.
miteer rapportereoe, o. isIgenOe
peotoges:
Qreoien uotaler i'm @IRoe oper,
at Rreosbiornget til girfiombeOer.
ne ! BortlnnO, Ore. og OnfIanO.
Gal. oeo oisie Menigbeoers sgeoe
OfferDiIliqbeo er bleDen iormino.
ifet.
are0ien uotaIer fin @lPOe ooer
Den bereopilliae Pengebjplp, bDor.
meo Here Wenigbeoer bar msot air-
febneningsorbeioet I OofIano, Gal,
oq opmuntrer andre Nenigbeoer
% @enner til at itette bette Nr-
beioe.
9oftor " g. Sonien ioar
100000 for arbeiOet / 5resnO,
Gal.
Gette Msoe benitiller til areo-
fen Ipecielt at erinore fslgenoe ORD
I areosformanoens Snoberetning j:
Bis mn. fRre @u6s Bolt,
bpao Z mente meo at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
20 ~nom9rfeoe 5il6ub.

en Opetig 6amili. belit meo
oofsne gern, fan fno EN- uomQrfet
BARN iarm meO fulO geiQtnins
for rente paa nibares".
eigeIeoes en- goo 5orm paa 104
acres. @oOe 9pgnineer, goo BE.
I~iagenbeo, meo en- Del Ismmer.
FOR Den file Gum al $2750.00, o.
bet pna Iette 9~etingeIier 6or nar.
mere Oplpsnins, IfriO pdn Gngelii
eIer Gnnif til g. airfegaaro, Dor
IA, 9aurens, q. y
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

frem fpn0e ct ieID en- .
0fgt arbeioe 5resHo 9p,
iaa pi life itaI tommet til
At opue gii0ler til BEN
SGg. Stem # 6res.
9rGitens 9en er ST.
n|arlia. o. Der mad
0esuoen uoreoes 600
i ReifebiGIp Gen lille
Slot 5resnooiI nof Int.
te ia Ia mmeno en- oeu faar.
he RaHO % g6re. 9pao DEN
ormnar.~
areoien uotaIer lin bierteIige Enf
til ale 9enner. iom / BET iorlsbne
Mar bar ifrutet @nper til oct paa.
,qnfte gsrnebiem paa QacificfDiten.
9ernebiemsfomiteen bliuer itaa-
enoe o. iortiGtter lit arbeioe I Oet
fomulenOe Mar % ue0 urite aars
meoe fommer meo 6in8erpe8 i Ret
ming al. 6porIeoes Ben Sag beOit
fan orones.
0ette Ms6e tilifpnoer bemioleOe
9enner at ifGnfe itsrre iaaoeIiom
minore @aUer o8, ON muligt, no
aen BiIoe ifGnfe e. 5tDffc 2ano
til girfeIiagsrelien al oenne Gag.
areoien b%empuoiger 2%erne5iems.
fomiteen til at aupenoe Al Hengene
I 9srncGicmsfasien til 6orisrgelie
Al enfelte Born. Der maatte trpnge
til 5irly / Garets 9sb
Observation-Disclosures beitaar
fremoeles al 8aitor i. T. 5. IIieI.
fen. aernOale. Sal. gaiior u z.
Rielien. n g. Rr. /. gor ,, Gel.
ma. g. ca d. g. u. gileaaaro.
Clean ~. Gdl)
mbolO til areosiormanoens
Spsrl amall: or Ell tirfelig Ssis
ifole ser paa apiten en- ReopeHOig
aeo2@ 5eioarer areoien Def eiter
stomiieens 5orilaa meo ct Sa.
3et beiluttes at neoiptfe en- So
m.ifee til at ~o1eroeie o. uuOerisge,
bbao Der I iaa 5enieenoe fan Og
bsr gsres I OenRe Sag og fremIag.
&c Seaport oerom oeo nPite areos.
meoe.
SfoIefomiteen fom til at beitaa
al 9nitor u. Z. 6nnien. q. q. g.,
Dor Sc, 5resuo, Gal. paitor u.
8. Senicn. 1852 66urcb CTR, Gan
francisco. Gal. % ". ;. Babe.
mar. Del gep, Gal.
Baeiftc areos anbeialer pore I'M.
ae at isge ben iii pore esne $50.
Ter. ! SteOet for al irefoentere
andre Sfoler.
areoiens emne for npite aars.
moe er oen ferite 9sn al 5aOer-
Dor.
iii areosiefretpr Daisres qa.
tor 8. r. SIien. fiit tftb aue..
GnfIano, Sal.
an9anenoe ltngoomsiagen bIeD
bet peotaset, / Selse SeHitiIIins
ira areosbeitprelien. at Der isges
6nnnet Observation-Disclosures fore
fsbiat meo Oet for 2ie, at Ser ar.
bcioes ben til GunnrIie af ct areOs.
forbuno.
aasiererens SEAPORT par iom iel.
ger: aasiebe6olonins ira ! 5ior
$50264; Snotpet ira ansgnrs
Mgby 5on francisco s33; 9etha.
MIA Mgb., 9ortlmo. Ore. 1880;
getbesoo Wgh., eugene. Ore.
$62, 20; SmmanueIs Mgb., Cation,
Cal, $4,000 gelln Mgb., Del
gfen Gal, $t63.40; Bella Wgb.,
Sefma, Gal, 1885; Dor 5reliers
Mgb., Sernoale, Gal, $82.f5; Dor
5reIiers Mqb., GafIm6, Gal
$27 80 @enter $40. Tiliammen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
gnbstisneher.
Blair.

S6noog- SBnooesifole SCI
9,t5. @uostieneite SCI. 1890 SIN
og 4I. 7R Aften.
Gesaar0:
Ssn0aesifole boer Ssnoog Rl.
10. 0anif 8uostieueite i. og ).
Sgnoag i boer NaaneO 5Ormiooa9
81. II. gngeIif 8uostieueite 2. %
/. Senoo9 / boer Naaneo 6ormio-
oaq SCI II.
Ronfirmmofesnin8 bper 5enoaa
Rl. 10.
Grimm: @u0stieneite i. % 3. 5sn
Dag / boar Ranneo. 81. 1890 5of
miooag.
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Get Oanife Settlement peo Stan.
ooro, alberta, Canada snifer at
benleOe OpmGrfiom6eOen pna at
goot o. billigt 2dn0 enonu er at
foa Der pao 20 Mars afbetaling.
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at ben bonife Settlement aIub og
faos frit peo Senpen6eIfe til alub.
bens Sefretpr.
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beoes tnomeI0e III til mOertegneoe inoen 9afigeiesoaa
@oa Meui1beoeHs 8egne. n 6. G|arIfe8.
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afboIoes Bethesda @enig6eo Des @oines. 5a. fra p
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aOmiteen ior Set engelfe gsrne6lao ai6oOer O2s6e ert
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RoO. til I December @enner ira ner % fern r 5eroeo zen.
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Skriv efter fuldstandig Prisliste / Dag.
vi fisker daglig Slid. Aborre. Gedde OF
andre sorter. Pakkes j starke. sanitare,
soiIde Irakasser. Regede, h~eukogte. i'm
porttrede og domestic saltede Fisk. Eros.
ne 6~altyandsfisk en- Specialized. Henvend
Dem I'll os for De sender Derea Ordre an
detsteds. JOHNSON s Co.
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/ Wiatotun, Bis., 5. $50. 30
perlber. aom og opr meo. Ian be.
Ses inomel6e fig til uuoertegneoe
inoen safiigeliesOug
300 Wenigbeoens gegne.
q. 6. GarIfen.
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! g%nleOnius al
Softur 4. Is. Gbriiteniens
Artifcl: re itaftels SfOler".

Gortiat ira SIDE A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
.EASTLAND MANAGER IN
COLLAPSE At ST. JOE
Other Officials of Line Quiet
Steamer Was Losing
81 Money.

ST JOSEPH. Mich. July 20 - W.
II. HUI, vice president and general
manager Of the ST Joseph Chicago
steamship lines, which owned the i'll
fated Eastland. lies at his home here.
a nervous wreck as a result OF the
news Of the catastrophe. Physicians
and nurses who are attending him re-
fuse 10 allow anyone. except near rel
atives. in his room.
other officials of the line refuse to
discuss the tragedy. it is said.
Hundreds of residents of this city
and Benton HarbOT besieged the dock
Offices of the company all day for
news Of friends or relatives aboard the
Eastland. but little information was
available until the identification lists
began 10 come in.
The present season is said to have
been an unusually poor one. from a
financial standpoint for the Eastland.
The summer resort season has been
quiet. and it is reported that the yes
sci has lost on an average of $500
each trip between here and Chicago
this summer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
LITTLE JOKE PROVES
SERIOUS FOR GERMANS
Refugee at Evansville Relates story
OF Indignaties Suffered at Trim
idad Island.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July %. - A
little German joke at an inopportune
time brought two months in prison on
bread and water 10 William Kuhl-
mann OF this city. and insults and cru
elites 10 his wife that caused her hair
10 turn white, according to the story
he tells
Kuhlmann. who is Of German birth.
was manager for an English syndi-
cate on the island of Trinidad a Brit
ish possession. when the war broke
out. His wife was a native of Nene-
zuela and prominently connected. They
lived in the interior.
In August last year l went TO the
city of Port-au-Spain TO meet a mail
steamer. said Kuhlmann. Il knew
nothing OF war being declared. 1 saw
the English chief of police and some
NegrO policemen polishing some old
muzzle-loading cannon in the public
square and asked what was 10 be done
with them. The chief replied: We
are getting ready To blow up your
German Warships' What have our
warships been doing 10 you? I asked.
on being told that war had been de-
Clared 1 inquired who was at war
now and the chief replied, Germany
and the universe
Poor universe I said and laugh
ed.
Kuhlmann declares that the chief
then struck him in the face and the
Negro policemen pOunCed upon him
and placed him in prison where some
200 other Germans were confined.
Kuhlmann says that his wife subse-
quently was insulted and called vile
names by Negro cops when she sought
information regarding his where
abOuts.
They grabbed my wife and tore
her clothes from her body and, while
a white sergeant looked on, those Ne
grOes led her naked through the
street. They held her while her little
boy was kicked like a football" said
Kuhlmann. His ribs were broken and
for six weeks he was between life and
death"
Kuhlmann says he finally escaped
on the night OF Sept. 80 when the
guard was drunk After climbing over
the prison wall Kuhlmann, with 9TH
er Germans found a small sailboat in
the harbor and started for the coast
of Venezuela - miles away.
From Venezuela Kuhlmann went to
Porto Rico and there caught an
American steamer for New York He
was without money but found friends.
Afterwards he was Joined by Mrs.
Kuhlmann and their five-year- old son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
SENDS LAZY HUSBAND
TO THE PENAL FARM
Kokomo Man Who is sent To Farm
said To be too Lazy 80 Appeal
10 the Supreme Court.

KOKOMO. Ind. July 26.-H. ".
Lamb of this city. is the first TO take
the 150-day cure for lazy husbands.
which was prescribed for him in police
court here. When II was found that
lambs wife and two children were IN
destitute circumstances and that the
father and husband would not take a
Job when IL was offered go him. the
sheriff and prosecutor decided 20 in
woke the new statute Lamb was tried
and found guilty Of "wilfully neElect-
ing 10 furnish necessary food, cloth
ing. shelter and medical attention"
20 Is said that Lamb was too lazy TO
make an appeal and local attorneys
are o. the opinion that the law VIII
stand as no one convicted under Z
VIII have the necessary energy 20
carry the matter 90 the supreme court
Lambs children and wlfe have been
placed in the county intrmary The
success with which the management
OF the state farm persuades Lamb 10
work viii be watched with interest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
SHOVEL SEWERS ARTERY
Young Man is Struck on Head While
Loading Corn.

WALLACE, Ind, July 26. - While
loading corn with his brother, Elijah,
at which is known as the Hhoden
Ham farm, three miles east OF here on
the county line. Alva Hallett was
struck by a scoop shovel and serious
~ hurt. In throwing the corn into
the wagon. the brother struck Hal
lett, who is 81 years old, on the head
lust in front of the ear with the sharp
corner of the shovel. inflicting .
wound four or five inches long, and
cutting an artery.
A number Of stitches were taken in
the wound before il was closed. and
II is feared now that lockjaw may set
in as a result Of the contact with the
shovel. if this development does not
turn up and blood poisoning is pre-
vented. however, the victim of the
accident will recover rapidly, his ply
stefan states.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26

AUTO STARTS; MOTHER HIT
Mrs. +. r. Bennett of Plymouth
Climbs on Running Board to
Escape.

PLYMOUTH. Mich. July 26.-Mar-
garet the seven-year-old daughter Of
+. +. Bennett. manager of the Daisy
Air Rife Co. was hurt in a peculiar
automobile accident and the child 3
mother just escaped serious injuries.
The Bennett automobile was stand
ing in front Of the residence of DR..
Luther Peck The child had climbed
into the machine and the mother
stepped in front TO crank it. The
clutch was thrown in so that as soon
as she started the motor the car shot
ahead. The mother climbed on 10 the
running board and directed the
frightened child how 10 stop the
motor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
MAIL CLERK is ACCUSED
Held on Charge OF Tampering With
United States Mail

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. July 26.-
John r. Murdy. for many years a
clerk at the Jackson pOstofice. was
brought before United States Commits
sioner o. Scott Clark 20 answer a
charge Of embezzlinE and destroying
mail.
Murdy demanded an examination,
which was set for Tuesday morning.
July 27. aud he was committed TO
the county fail st Marshall. being un-
able 10 furnish bonds set at $1,000.
The specific charge against him is
destroying a letter TO NJ. ID. Belts of
Jackson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
FARM BUILDINGS BURN
81. Johns Farmer Loses s.. 900 When
Structures Blaze.

LANSING. Mich. July 26.-Seven
buildings were burned with a roughly
estimated loss Of $1,000 on the farm
southwest Of st. Johns. owned 10y
Nathaniel Thurston and occupied 10y
James Stevens
team of horses and a number of
hogs were burned 10 death and most
OF the contents OF the building We're
consumed. The flames started in the
barn, presumably from spontaneous
combustion I'm new hay
Mr.. stevens was working in the field
and his wife and children were visit
INK at the home OF a neighbor. They
appeared on the scene too late TO save
much Of the property
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
CENTENNIAL WORK
BEING ORGANIZED
Indiana Historical Commission
Busy Lining Up Counties
in State for 1917.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July 26.-
one OF the busiest offices in the state
house is that of the Indiana historical
commission. where Director w. G.
Woodward and assistant, Miss Lucy
NJ Elliott. are at work like political
lieutenants organizing the state for
next years centennial activities.
The makeup of the personnel of
the grand committee is proceeding
steadily. IL is to consist of a member
from each county in the state. who
is to act as chairman Of the organiza-
ton in his own county, arranging and
supervising the part which it Will take
in observing the Indiana centenary.
OF chairmen who have already been
appointed some have lost no time in
selecting their committee and are be
ginning immediate operations. Espe-
cial activity and interest are marked
in Knox and Wayne counties. In the
former, the chairman is Prof r. l.
Hamilton. superintendent of the Vim
cennes schools, and in the latter, b.
+. Wissler of Cambridge City, active
I'm the Wayne County Historical So
ciety.
other members OF the grand com
mittee so far selected are: Howard
Roosa of Vanderburgh county, editor
of the Evansville Courier; Senator
Chester A. Mccormick Of Starke cOun-
". editor of the North Judson News;
C. V HawOrth, Howard county, super
intendent of KOkOmo schools; John
Clarkin, Jennings county, attorney.
Vernon; w, H Hammellee, attorney.
White county. Monticello: Frank p.
Foster, Madison county, attorney, An
derson; ]. c. Shirk, Franklin county,
banker. Brookville.
The commission is also at work or
ganiZing a centennial speakers bu-
reau, with members located all over
the state and upon whom it can draw
as occasions demand, 10 present the
cause of the centennial in its differ
ent aspects
The county superintendents of the
state are manifesting hearty co-opera-
ton in the plans of the commission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
is INJURED IN RUNAWAY
Horse Crashes Into Tree and One
Woman May Die From Hurts.

sHEI. BY. Mich. July 26.-Mrs Will
Bates. Miss MabIe Stearns and Mrs
Leo Wentzloff and baby were the VIC
tins of runaway while returning to
their homes seven miles west of town
after a day OF shopping.
They were driving a blind horse and
while OF. First st. the horse was fright
ened by the noise of a freight train
and ran into "A shade tree. throwing
al four out and smashing the buggy,
Mrs Bates was badly cut about the
face. received a broken thumb and
many bruises about the body; Miss
Stearns was thrown against the tree
and received internal injuries. and
Mrs Wentzloff and baby received only
slight injuries There is a possibility
that Miss Stearns will die.