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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17

Finalmente, ell articulo sus-
critic por un extranjero ~ por
10 tanto, fuera de concurso,)
Sc titula: Mexico en-
agonia.--La opinion de I'm ex-
tranjero amigo de Mexico"
es de los que, desde la prime
"a ojeada, Ilaman la atencion.
Esta escrito con suma clarldad,
con riguroso metodo, y cas' to-
das sus opiniones parecen die
tadas por ell buen sentido.
Ademas de estos trabaJoS
1ue acabamos de mencionar,
hay otros varios que Gentlemen
ideas muy dignas de tomarse
en- consideration, pero nos he
mos fijado en- aquellos que Sc
distinguen por una exposition
mas q menos completa de la
question propuesta. Ciertamen-
te que es mucho mas dificil la
labor del autor que la del GIL
tico, y asi, ell hecho de que en-
nuestra opinion no haya llega-
do ninguno de los concursantes
a encontrar una solucion que
satisfaga por complete en- ell
orden PRACTICE, en- NADIA reba-
ia SUI merito, pues que bien
nos damos cuenta de la enor-
me dificultad que representa-
ell idear los medios que han de
emplearse para que nuestra
Patria vuelva a entrar al SEN
dero del orden.
Nuevamente, los permltlmos
felicitar a listed, senior Direc-
tor, por su idea tan patriotIca
Y por ell resultado que Sc ha
obtenido. Ell estudio de muchos
de los articulos envlados al
concurso, ciertamente que ma
bra hecho meditar a muchos
de nuestros compatriotas sobre
n~uestros proElemas y habra
servido para unificar la OPT
MON y para que Sc conozcan
cuales son los conceptos en- que
cast todos estan de acuerdo.
Damos a listed las graclas
mas expresivas por habernos
honrado con ell encargo de die
taminar, como Jurado Califl'
cador, en- ell Ccncurso. HemoS
procurado correspondent a ese
honor y a la confianza que US
ted tuvo la bondad de dePo'
star en- nosotros, hacienda I'm
estudio minucioso, de todos y
cada uno de los articulos que
Sc publicaron y emPenandonos
J en- fallar con estricto apego a
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(Viene de la Pag. 3a.)

proyectada. Sin embargo, las
aspiraciones que expresa, son
las de la Nacion, y solo un 60
bierno que las satisfaga Podra
ser estable y digno de respeto.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17

bian @ieip llntsrabibeiluna, (Sieuer
SOC; $400.
Chris. 8. Rembolb an gli5abetb
Diaioms. 80 bel 150 Sub an Der Oits
fsitc ppn 9eiosfep gpenue, 800 6uB
norblih bon Wlob glpenus IN Snbion
8iep llntsrabtbcilung, (Steuer 500;
$500.
9lnna RlpreGt on Gcuiia Susle,
20 bei 81 fSub on Der RcrbIeite Der
goplar Gtrabs, 215 CUB peIilib bon
isrseman gtbsnue, (Steuer $1.50; 81.
@ranpiIe Gonnett an 4nnn 6.
Connect. Cots 301 unb 302 in See,
8ilTon unb 9uIlod's 2lobition 5u
Gartbaae. 81.
Warn U. 0acep an Sarrp s. Geds
man, 35 bel 105 Sub an Der Roros
isite BON Waribrsit -gtpsnue, 1877 SUB
,peitlih pon 2oblor aOsnus, (Steuer
$2); 81.
6arrp Wlanbsa an 5rant s. Weper,
8 Sabre 9Sadt pom 15. Suni 1915,
auf 80 bel 103 Sub oil Der norbpeIts
Iiden Gde oon Wariaip unb Wlaniion
9lpenue. idbrlihe Wietbe $66.
5ront q. 2eif an Glbsrt Q. Ses
ffons. 40 5ei 125 Sub an Der Glib
Ieiie BON 'Seib 9lpenus, 300 Sub iuejis
lid BON Gplportb 9losnue, (Steuer
SD: 81.
AoIa &risger IL. 2lnb. an Charles
0eferih. Got % in Woobruff unb
Ntunfon's llntsrdbtbeiluns an ber
Mobafpt StruBs. (Stsuer S2); 81.
qnnd g. anIius an SoIepb 9eiB,
80 Bel S5 Sub on Der Oftfeite Der
Robs Sirobe, (Stsuer So; 81.
Die 3peits Roiional gnnt an GbD.
Z. Seenan II. 9lnb., Got 674 in Senrs
Z. Sdnilte's llntnabtbeiluns in Deer
part. (Steuer 600; 81.
GIisdbstb q. Wtdrtin on bic 5irii
GpIoreb 9dptiit GburH, 2pt AZ in
Z. =. Srlep's QlbOitiOn gu aOdIonb.
(Steuer 500; 81.
'freberidd 8uppsr an Ulargaret
hit. Got 40 in Geoor 9rope 9. II.
g. 9If'n. llnisrabtheilung auf price
Sin. (Steusr $3.50; 81.
2luton 2utas an ameIid Soepfer,
33 Bel 100 iub an Der Deftfeite non
Sibnen 9lbenue, spifden 6opple unb
RoheI Strabs, (Steier $4); 81.
Samuel y. Cooper an Sobn Qudr
tors. II BEL 100 Sub an Der Rorbieii.
BON Dertsr g0enue. Ode Der Sads
BERN Strabs. (Steuer 500; 81.
9snis &. Rebbun an Daniel uno
WdriiH gIot, 45 Bel 10 sSub an
Der Roroisiie BON Blair glpenue, 100
Tub peiiIid Der 6artforo Strabs,
(Steuer $3.50: 81.
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alnbrep 6. Weiblsbsr an 20. 90.
Wibmeper, 1898.
Sobn s. S6luster an llnion Saos
inas 3. II. Z. Go., $1,000.
sfreb. Gloie an ercelIent 9. II. y.
u. Co.. $4,000.
Glisabefb Stoeppsl an Somer s..
5Osbrooi, $T50.
Ooiib 81. 9oipman on Green Ctr.
6. II. g. Co., $3.50.
Marb 6. Mbite an Sarab 5cI,
$687.,
glisdbetb qeoers all Gaycline B.
Zimmerman. $3.50.
William $. @ibipn an gBeitern
6ills y. G. ii. 6. go, 1888.
ifrant Berger an Bomb 9ia .. U,
&c.. $500.
@eorse NiIenbera an ct. gsrnarb
prOarsifipe 3. II. g. Co.. $500.
Tfreb. Otte ST. an Big GOur %. II.
@. Co., $25O0.
Gb. gsisbous on Gnterpriie 3. II.
g. u. Go.. Sl150.
Senrp fSeiter an 9ome g., IL. 6.
60, $4oO.
Catherine 6. 8oslIefe an 6srans
court gretping Co., $500.
sSobn Simon Sr. on prcpiben.
2oan Co., $2S00.
20. 4a Rortb College SiG Reaitp
Co.. $1400.
Robert .. NelpbalI an'Soms Sabs
inas gdnf Co., $1,000.
9lnna 8. aplius an Gzittrpriis ..
II. 6. u. 60. $4,000.
Usarp 0idion an Delta 6. u. Co.,
$1,000.
Sam. aappOport on O. N. @OlSs
man. $500.
elizabeth u. Grusier oil Ssrmina
s. Ruffner. 1898.
SaF. W. Morris on Soms 3. II.
6. u. Co.. 500.
Wm. g. Siaesp on 80. s. SiM,
$3.50.
frreb. gsineis an Senrp 8. grOds
boff. $500.
Senrp ROlfes an anna grnnbborIt.
$1100.
9. 6. ylaf9 on G. ". Susbss,
$3.50.
aames 6. ;ferris.au Rabifon 9. u.
30. 2. $500.
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0ranseis,ntlnmsibertrasanss
gintiunati, 1e. 5uni.

Y II | II IT !, 10. .1uTl.
ssobn Molonep on Rareopt Malo.
nep, so bel 109 Tub an Der Deitieitl
Don Sunist 2Ipsnus, 405 SUB Iiiblit
DON @enpap Apenus, 81.
George Slider an 5enrp S,hroer
Got 9 in GeOrse Giiber's llnterab'
tbeiiung in 8eitipoob, (Steuer
$3.50: 81.
gofinesr II. Sopiins on Roie gbs
linger. 5 SUB an Der Mcrbieite Der
Saunbers Strabs, (Sieinr SOC; 81.
eSobn Neumaper an @ufanna Reu'
maper, 16 bel 104 5ub on Der iiib'
fpeitIi6en Gde Der Charlotte Strabs
unb Snnber aleD, 81.
0erbert u. Comes an Deifie Sd.
Cooper. Got 964 in gofinser unb
Soptins' 4. llptsrabtbeiiung in Gins
MOOD. (Steusr 81; 81.
CLARA 6. gloitsrmdnn on Qnna 8.
Smid. ein Stiit ganb in Surpep 500
in 2tnberiuu aoipufbip, (Stsler
$150); 81.
ssfaGc u. Gontlin an aton G.
Smith, Cots 50 unb 90 in Sobn 9.
GontIin's llnterabtbeilung in Blue
qfb, 81.
SSrnu WilIiam Sonser an bic o. u.
geiers Realtp 60, acntrutt gum
9ertauf Don Got Sc In 6. 6. Oops
fins llnterabtheiIuns in Rorpnob fir
$500.
frau Dm. San3er an b., aons
trait gum 9srtauf pon Got SO in bsrs
ieIben llnterabtbsilung $1,000.
Gouiid Din.lsr on Irna 8uI6le,
Cots 26 unb q in 8lentpon Spuoitat
nntsrabtbsilung, (Steuer $2); 81
2eptu u. RuTb an Wiaium W.
ellis unb SObn R. G6inbsl, $50
9lder 2uHb in Settion 3 in Columbia
3otpnibip, (Steuer $3.50; 81.
Wlartba s. Bridge an bo., II qder
2ano on 9lainDilIe pite in Settion 8
in Columbia SOlpuibip. (Steusr $2);
81.
Sumes G. Serris an bo., 2o.s4
4der aanb an plainnille gits in Se..
tion 8 in GOIumbiaSopnibip, (Steusr
SID; 81.
sSoan Z. 9ice an 6. 8. sice, 9beil
BON SO SO in ". 8. WnIburgs glbbis
tion su WaobifonOiIs, (Sieuer $3); 81.
Sobn Z. sits an gbiih 9ablsr, IL
BEL 100 Sub an Der @effeits bon
Central gtoenls. ierner. Q Bel 100 Jub
an Der Neitfsite Don Central Qbenus
in WlabifonpilIs, (Steusr S2); 81.
Die grppibent Sdpinss 9. Ii. 8.
Co.. Sruftee an Sattie stottfamp, Got
81 in 2ennor Nace llnterabtbetuns,
(Steuer 50c); 81.
Clemens 8. WtOs an Glisabetb Mil,
liams. 100 Bel 160 CUB an Der Deits
feite bon Dceabontus Mpenue, 48 .synBl
i!iSlj& DON gfrushotb sQIueuis IN .Sn,.
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Berlin iein pis.a.pis eefpeien pal
ino inuner feline Gigarren aus ben
Seiiter geiDorfen bate.
Ger iinge Wtcuid erfauulte iebt
Saie ebenialls.
nslb :" iaete er, nit Der Infer
!Sano cine groBe 9eule iiber oen ga
ienbein iitteriliteno ofreut mid
altberoroentIid, ssbnen wieoer 5il be
segnen lit Sbnen oob bofient
LID INNER gut 9eeangen?"
DSb, oante" CltPgnetc Sale
Ole Srilit mlsbebnelO, Oh or aud
nid)t cine Rippe gebroden; rSbnet
bob boffentlid) an62"
30 ia; es niadyt lid", reoete oei
gnocrc, nit einem ipcbnuitDigcn SG'
bcIn; .redt unerapurtetes 3ltinm
mertreffen :"
nSebr uneripnrtet, aaerOinss!"
nDiir aber auberorbentlib airge,
nebm gerpeien :"
n@IeidyioIls iebr erirellt :"
oSabe Die Gbre, mid SBncn gebor.
ianrit 5u enrpiebIenl"
oSebcn Sic redt lUobI aui
baIoiaes 8ieSericbenl"
llno oonn cntferute iidb Der freuno'
Iidje jimge gtann, inocm CT fh nlii
Dem Saidenmeiier ieiuc 9eiile Druid.
te, unS Safe entfprrte ii6 itadJ Der
anOeren 9fid)tltne, inotm er forttpdb.
reno iief gItben bolt, um 81 ilnter.
ilifcn, oh cr aiit nitt einc 9tippe ge.
brodcn.
eIis er lireefGbr clue babe Stitnoe
Su Saitie ipar ino in tribe @eoonfeil
oeriunten oui ieinen 3tntnIer i'm
nStonig bon Spanien fab, itiirmtc
SenLper IN Sdppeii, ae6n6et uno nit
einem laiIten 5reitoerityrei bircin.
nQurrabl" rief er nluin baben
mir !Sit uno Henenifirm iuieoer
Seben Gle mobI, eblcr 9laiebaIser,
tpem Sic mid ni6t tdtteu, omn
ipdren Sic 6'rur. - gtlm ioIlen sic
abar eilmnI iebeu, na5 mir iiir elm
@eben fiibren pollen ieet gebfs 8
crit los ntorgelt friib oerlaiien
mir boS Iangpeilise g2it unb itiir5en
iinS in ben StriioeI."
Sale ieuf5te.
Sic iolen iif nidJt lngliidlid
iiibIenl" rief Der @euneiieilbe; ~ge.
ben Gle mir Sybre Sar6 oil mel.
ner Seite iponoeIn Gle Dem Slid bi.
reft in ben SfpBl"
Ger Goiticfretdr 5l,fte irtp;ilfiir.
lid 5lrriid; 6enn er oodJte oil ben eilt.
icBIiden &auf ben er an Senper's
Seite gematt.
Gann ober fielen ieine @Iide alii
Sut lno &egeili idirm.
n@s III oo6 elm gutter glenih",
oad)te er; ,,ipns or lid fitr Whibe ge.
geben bat, Die Sadeu iuie0erSubetom.
men,"
lln6 Sann oriidte er ibm tparm ole
9ted)te.
(Sortietung iolgt)
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uoeisentbums 6gpotbcien.
Peueiuaetrcaen.

sSSames =. Tsb an SoutbsrH O5it
Sapinss gant 60, $500.
Gbdrles Wc9tan an %. Warb %
q. Gr.. $1,000.
Fronces Sperberg on 4ettoe o. IL
9. Co., S1500.
emiIp q. Shumarb an WabiIon Q,
u. SO. 2. $S75.
@bitb aotIer on bo., $500.
6. Z. site on bo., $3.50.
9eHie M. Cooper an WiIforb 9.
IL. 6. Co.. $500.
sSobn 8. S4lueier on propibeni
Sapinqs 9. Il. 9. Co., $1,000.
6snrn Grpuie an RepubIic 9. II. ..
Co.. $1750.
aotbrina ai.fsr on Clifton Seisb.s
go. 2 6. Ii. Q. Co.. $3.50.
Vlinnie s. @isos an 9ltIautie o.
u. 60. $1,000.
Marp 6. @bits an gric. 5ilI so.
2 6. II. 3. Co.. $1,000.
aHua Bubble an aouiia WintIer,
S150.
iFraneea Operbers an Sofepb 8.
pbiQips. SITE.
9ddolous Rieble an Calhoun 6. u.
3. Co.. Re. 2. $3.50.
Wilinm 8. Spter an propioent
2oau Co.. $3.50.
9tnna W. gismdn an ct. Bernard
g. IL. 9. o.. $3.50.
9eoree DilIenbera an gt. Bernard
groareifius 3. ii. 6. u. Co., $500.
2ouiIa 9oat an bo., 5000.
6drrn Stsb on Soirtbern Sbio 8.
II. z. Co.. $1,000.
Sobn 20. @rnbIon an So., $4,000.
Williom 9. @oobtparb an Soms
9. II. 6. 60. $500.
sSobn Goiiins an bo., $500.
!oenrn @ensrp an bo.. $500.
Wlarp u. 9otep an Sarrp 3. 2eb'
man. $1150.
Catherine g. goellefe on sncob
5offmann. $4,000.
stobu SimOn ssr. an College Sili
8. u. 9. Co., $4,000.
Ro6ert .. ReipbaG an z. Warbs9.
u. g. Co., $1,000.
CHARTS 9eiieri9 ontRstp Wlobdipi
9. u. Co., $1700.
Gbparb Z. Sssndu on Gnoniton
90 =, q IN G10O0
Wlaraarst Wib or gBsit Gnb @. II.
z. Co.. $140O.
9etilste 81 Otbeten.
Samuel sobnior an Reabins Roab
8. II. %. Co.. $500.
2lntbonp Sagertp on propibeni
Sopinas 9. II. z. Co., $1750.
6bas. Wic2eau an 6. SO Glbrotb.
1903.
DO. an glOrtb Goles. Sia asaltp
Co.. $3.50.
DO. an 23. @arb 9. u. Co.. $4,000.
Darn Operberg an unitp 6. II.
3. Co.. $1,000.
DO. an Soi. &. gbiuips, 1913.
Wtontforb Budingbdm.an g. W.
6uabes, $50.
Grite prssbpterianer Stride an
Gontbern Dbao SGotngs :. @aHt &C.,
$1,000.
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Seitwdrts ppm &insem.

A1H elHtH Ce1iul, ptH St. Neo
qsbersr bon Debsasatf6 am 4esdiidea
Uisere aug an bas ,,9erIiner 2ages
bIatt" gei5idt bat, bsibt es:
8lsi6 etHer breiten, ipeiben Dsle
lisesn Die 6duier BON DebsasatTd am
glouen Ulser. Dor bunbsrt Sapren
bat az Der fnisInb tlaren Sluib nitts
aIs .iR riefeRbafter, irdlisr Baum gss
itnnbsu. Deibbaarie unb einfam bar
sin ionberbarer iiirif9er Giniieblsr
bort eebauit. 0ebeasati4. Der Baum
beg QlIten", beibt bic Stabt nod beutt.
sic III eieentIi6 mebr en- grobts,
balbftdotii9es Siirienborf nit elmer
tlsinen Reebs. Sic bat piel lInsliid &C.
febsu, Stpsi bIutise arisse iinb iiber
ibr Idngiam srbliihenbes 2eben bdbins
eesargen. uub beute iebt Iie einsn
britien. Denn Sipan5ig aiIDmet,r ppa
Sebensutfh lisst enos, bic dsdii9en
3nfeIn idimmtrn Dor i.inem Stronb,
feinoIite 9riessftiffe fdbru an ibm
boriiber, aus bem Golf BON SorOs
aber unb BON Der Deitfpiss Der SdIbs
iniel 9allipoli bort man iebt tdgIid
bic frun56iifhen lme ensliidenS9iffss
aeihiibe eessn bic tiiriiidsn &ononen
bonnsrn. Sier in Deoeasati4 iann
man bos Rins,n nm bi. Ddrbonelsn
io5ufogen pom Der 5inisri.ite iskE,
unb 9ubeuguiTa BAT feline Role aud
in bieism Griese 5u fpisleu. Seit
enbe 5ebrunr baben bic geiu6e Der
.nslif9n unb frnn5oiiitkn &rissss
idliffe auf Der R.ebe bon 9ebeagatitb
ni9t aufssb0rt. Qil4 bi. Rddte babn
bic Bebsutuns DON 9ebsagati9 fir
bisien aries iebr Tdnsa .rtouni, un0
lie baben ale ibre ebrendmtlih onaes
itsIlten GoniuIn bur6 gsrufstonIuln
erisBt, nit 9lusnobme Don Ssutfh.
lamb, bsHen auselsgeHbsiten bel BEN
SOnprar @i5eioniul, Serrn Rbooe,
in ben alsrbsiien !Sdnben Iissen.
glm bdufigi.en In bas fran36Ff6e
panjsri9iff .aOmiral Gbarnier" Dor
9ebeagatia eri4iensn. Gs Bat Iosar
cine 9lrt BlOdabe ,ipii4en Gamotbrais
unb 9ebeasaifb eiuseri4tsi, i,in
aommanbant bat ben militGriIden
9ommanbantsn bon 9ebedgatib,
Oberit Seiou, unb ben 5afeniapitdn
Jurndti4iieip belu6t unb fbOn am
10. aebruar bab.n Nlatroisn bes abs
miral GbarnierN, bic ans Ganb ,amen,
I'm Seu uub Glsiib 5u bOlsn. in De,
bsasatf4 srSdbli, bab bic 9ulsarsn
baIb o3engen unsebeurer g:eigniiie"
ipsrbsn ipiirben. 3unG4it iii allerbinss
nidt piel ssi6sben. auber bab es b.m
.abmirdl Gbarnier am 3. MGrs.
Rahuitiass nm 2 llbr. gIiitli4 esluns
gen 1T, auf Der Rbeebs bon Dtbsas
gatf6, biht Dor bsm 2sudttburm, auf.
5ulaufen. Gum tiefen 8ebausrn Isbr
Disl,r guIgarsn, bic ar BEN Stranb
sufammenIiefen unb 0ebeosatfh burh
einen ldnsertn uufreiipilIisen 9lufsLts
bait bes sefiranbeten fransrNfden
panserfdiff.s bereiis sur Diirbs zines
ariessbafens srboben iaben, s.lans es
bem itaIieniiden Ddmpfer rgosnia"
unb bem ameritanifden Ddmpfer
.Dirsinia-, bas S4iff fammt feinem
Der5tpeif,Iten Gdpitdn nod lnnss por
2blallf ber 24itiinbiaea iyriit lin g.
llbr 4benbs ab5uffIsppen. Gin paar
9ase fpdter b6rts man In Sebsdsotid3I
gum eriienmal bas Donnern fer aas
nonen Dor ben Darban,Ten.
Qtm 18. Wdy rolItt Der wibsrbaIl
sT trlnsnhm Gef9 hias ism ip6el
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Quhein gatriot. Gin eigens
artiaer fou falIher Declaration III
.auf bem gabnbDf Ncrbbcrn bon einem
Webrmann. Der CUR Grsn5mohe ges
bort, aufgebedt pprnen. Gr fab bort
mebrere Stiten g5Bsren llmfn1ges,
inter SpielnaaRn bstlarirt, aug
Siobeutf6ldnb an einen 2anbrpirtb
bieiiaer 9egenb geIanbt. Cine 70
arpbe Wengs G3pieNa6eu on eineu
Rihtbdnbler ooreifirt, fam benz
Webrmdnn perbG6tig Dor. @r melbete
bic 9batfafs ieinen 8orgefebten, Der
eine RebiIiOn Der SiiteH anorbnete.
Ulan fanb an Der Stele Der Spiels
fpaaren 5000 Stiid elettriThe Saf6ens
ldmpen. Der @breHot bebduptet, bieic
Dertaufen gu ipollen, ba er aber ni6t
Elm berurttges Generic betreibt, 70 ers
fdeint bic gebairpltng niAt glou6ipiire
big. Wtun permrthet, unb elm 8ermert
auf Der @breifs foa bafiir fpre6en,
bab bic Senouna nd6 Rotterbam bins
iiber af4musselt tDerben ioqte.
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Der Isbe n b bge &Iin9.f.
BE uftel.

rWas'ift' bsun bas fir einl 9stlins
gel auf Der Sreppe9"
I'D, ba tomurt Der Gransl 6ers
ltutersefprlrnsen Der bat pur einiaen
Susen S,pst NierteIbo!In,s sosT 3luds.
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e 6limmss aOpfleiS.n

r.: .@k ssbt q Sbrsr sspau9'
9.:..9br siOpf mad! ibr bel sa
u: .aeibsi iis b,nR an gleuralgis2-
o.: .Dds etrabs ni6t; atsr jis'pill
.siHsr Assa6 6st htsuis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-02
REDS WIN HON0RS
IN !. NJ. CONTEST
Score 1908 Points to the
Greens 2,970-LOCaI Cam
paign a Success.

Omcial returns Of the membership
race between the Reds and Greens
in the Y. n g A. campaign show
the Reds to be the winners with a
total majority points of 90. The Reds
scored 5000 points. while the Greens
made 2970. The difference between
the standings Of the two teams at no
time was more than $50 points, which
kept the membership workers bouyed
up to keen pitch during the entire
week
The Mishawaka company was first
in securing the most points with a
total Of los On their heels was the
Cosmopolitan company with 940
points. The standings OF the other
teams were:
Manufacturer Co. s32; Dormitory
Co. sol; Pastors and 5. S. Superin-
tendents SIS; Merchants Co., 465;
Life Insurance Co, 373; Teachers and
Students. 339: Fire Insurance Co, PSI;
Administration Co. 234.
The individual standings of the 20
workers who secured the highest
mum Der of points is given below:
Charles A. Loring. $40; w. O.
Davies, Gil; Fred Sax, 247; A. Z.
Beyrer. 23O; H. r. Josephson, 2O3;
W. s Hubbard 201; Dr. II. L. Davis,
1S5; G. Fassnacht, $50; Howard EN-
mons, 1877; s. r. Arbogast, 1913; Elmer
Rodgers, 143; Charles Rachel, 40; l..
A. Walker, 10; James Taylor, 10; Z.
r. Alternately, 90; DR.. r. L. Moore,
81; c. A. Hisey, SO; Lynn Mckee, "a;
III. A. TOhulka, 6S; Harold Warner,
67.
The first five men received Y. NJ. c.
a. gold watch fobs. the next 10 Y.
II A hill he hnv
Orable mention.
The order in which the cities in the
state campaign finished follows:
indianapolis, huncie, South Bend.
Evansville, VinCennes. Huntington,
Richmond Laporte, Lafayette. Marion.
Michigan City Auburn, New Albany.
South Bends showing is considered
remarkable when it is rem embered
that the local workers were forced to
compete against Indianapolis with
that city's broad field At Muncie a
new building had just been completed
which made It easy for the association
workers there to secure new mem
bers.
The campaign locally was the most
successful here in years. More mem
bers were added on last Saturday
than ever before on one day The
result Of combining a local rivalry
campaign between teams and pitting
touth Bend against the other cities
in the state brought unexpected re-
sNts The association now has the
largest mem bership since the new
building was constructed here.
An added feature of the campaign
is shown by the fact that South Bend
secured more points than Evansville
which won the state campaign last
year.
A dinner for the workers and new
members who joined during the cam
paign is to be rendered by the assoc
citation Thursday night at $50 o.
clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-02
c. OF c. SELECTS
6 NEW DIRECTORS
Officers of Directorate to be
Elected Thursday and Sec
rotary Employed.

II. W Eldredge. Frank r. Herring,
George u. Bingham. +. /. Hardy, +.
NJ Boone and W. w. RidenOur have
been elected directors of the Cham
Der of Commerce. Judge Walter y.
Funk is election commissioner for the
ensuing year W. W. RidenOur viii
serve for two years and the other di-
rectors for three years. Announce
ment Of the result of the election was
made Monday night at the annual
meeting OF the chamber. The direc-
tors Will elect officers and employ a
secretary for the chamber next Thurs
day Afternoon.
There were $50 in attendance at
the Monday night meeting. which was
characterized by an unusual amount
OF enthusiasm. There were several
informal addresses in which attention
was called TO the bright prospects be-
fore the organization III. w Eldredge
confined his remarks particularly TO
the advantages 10 be gained from the
consolidation. other speakers were
G.. G. Hanch, J. i. oliver, r. l. Hardy,
r. L. Kuhns. Mayor Keller f. f.
Johnston. d l. q uilfoyle. r. l. Sims
and Lem J. Dare. Several committee
reports were received
The meeting was presided over by
Pres't Harry Engman. ". l.. Neis
acted as temporary secretary.
The other nominees for the direC-
torate were Abraham Cronhach, Will
liam Draper. @. III. Grieger. c.. c.
Hanch. Lem J. Dare and Joseph
Werwinski. The voting closed Mon
day. oct 25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-02
CIVIC CLUBS To
Be MORE UNIFIED
Federation Takes Steps to
More Thoroughly Organize
for Winters Work.

More thorough organization of the
civic club work Of the city was the
principal topic of discussion at a
meeting Of the Civic federation held
Monday night in the office of Munich
pal Recreation Director +. b. Barnes.
Ii is the belief of the civic club work
ers that now is the time to more COM
pletely unity the work inasmuch as
the various separate community cen
ter organizations have become well
organized.
The federation also adopted a uni
form report blank on which statistics
from the various clubs can be made
and reported TO the municipal recre-
alton director either weekly or
monthly.
Reports on the result of the civics
course being conducted by Prof. Shep-
pard LETTER in connection with the
civic club work showed that the at
tendance at the civic club meetings
where the lectures had been given
had been considerably increased
thereby. 1t was shown that where
Prof. LETTER had lectured for the sec
ond time at any one club the attend
ance of adults had been noticeably
larger.
A plan was outlined whereby boys
and girls clubs, patterned after the
boy scouts and camp fire girls, may
be organized in each civic club. This
plan Of organizing such clubs in lieu
Of the boy scouts and campfire girls
is made for the reason that the eX-
pense would be much less than would
result from affiliating with those or
CARNATIONS.
The purpose is to have each boys
club select a boy leader and each
girls club girl leader to attend nor
NAL classes for the purpose Of learn
ing the duties of leadership in the
clubs. The Y. NJ. 6. A. and the Y.
W. c.. A. are to cooperate in the
conduct of the normal classes.
A similar plan was considered for
the development Of community music.
BY this plan each civic club would
select two or three members to enter
a training class there to learn the
fundamentals Of conducting mass"
singing. Such normal classes in sing
ing probably would be conducted un-
der the direction of Miss Fern Parker,
director Of music in the public schools,
who has made a special study of such
work.
1t was the consensus of opinion
among the representative of the clubs
that each club should put on a Christ
mas entertainment of some sort this
year. Plans will be made at once
with this end in view.
Nearly 20 young men gathered at
the Laurel school Monday night for
the second meeting OF the Laurel
Mems Athletic club. The report Of
the committee on constitution and by
laws was accepted and a nominating
COMMITTEE, composed of Cashier
Kubiak. chairman; Joe Bella and J.
Popp, was elected to draw up a slate
to be presented next Monday, when
the election of officers and directors
viii be held.
At the meeting next Monday cap
tains of the basketball and indoor
baseball teams also Will be elected.
The Laurel league will be composed
of eight basketball teams and eight
indoor baseball teams The first try
out will be held Wednesday night for
positions on these teams.