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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

1 BUSINESS
Contractors
smogor Ebr co. 4O1 Laurel II 5I2a ZEE
Cleaners and Dyers
starr Dry Cleaners. II sos. 5SL
Paris Dry Cleaning Co. $50 \ limerick
Walters. he W. Wayne. IL, 65SS. u, 1921.
Creamery and Wholesale Produce
south Bend Creamery CO. 4OS II Madison
ChMopractors
harry II smith. 2Is w Wayne.
o X sshinehart. u.s. Cisi1ens' Bank Bldg
CIgaTs-biliIaroS
sidney UnEer. Ils-lIs L jefferson blvd.
Thos Moss, sO5 Michigan Avenue
Coal and Transfer
g c Hartman. 4O5 4 Madison I'll s5sI ID 20
Coal an6 Feed
" D shrimp. 1918 W wash aV.
Coal and Junk
schslmsn s rank. s4l Scott ii Sss7.
Coal and Transfer
Dick Johnson. Coal. 5sOO b sac
Battery Testing and Repairing
Electric Garage. SCI w. Wash.
Banks
First National. oliver Hotel bldg.
Builders Supplies
stapIes- debrand. 44I Il COlfaI.. Ii II44
Bakers
August Jaunke. SOL 5. Mich.
weiss Bakery. I2S Michigan st.
RoessIer. 4Os W Marion. III $3.50. ID $50
Building and Loan Associations
81 Joseph County Loan y savings Assoc
citation, 2l4 w JeG
sobieski Bldg q Loan Assn. soI 5 Union
Business Colleges
Kelley Business school, I2O Wayne.
Bell O4S. Home 24SA
Corset Shop
]
Lodn aka Corset shop. 1870 Main
ClalrvOyants
| DIR. j. Cravens, OsceOla. and. Hours 10 to s
Other hours by appointment. Bell 12S.
Coffee q Tea-WholeSsle, Retail
Grand Union Tea Co. 4OI1z ) Mich st.
HaswelIs Coffee ranch. 1873 Mich.
Automobile Bodies
S. w. Nicholson Mfg. CO., 1884.
Attorneys at Law
IPJ HouIihan. I22 Main Title Bldg.
Loans, Insurance, Real Estate III 0lSS
Frank Gilmer. 22O Jen Bldg. Heme 1921.
RelI a4s4.
Graham q Crane OddfeIlows Bldg.
Barry scanIon. 2OI-5-6-7 Jefferson Bldg.
Artistic Photography
Easby's Ne studio. Iss \. Michigan St.
!
Abstracts of Title
] -
st Joseph Abstract Co. Citizens Bk Bldg
Acknowledgements
Orphcum studio, Orpheum Bldg. q sSsa
Auditing and Accounting
American EIncienoy Co. Is S447, II 0oeO-
Hottling Works
Coca Cola CO., asa 5. FelIows. II colo
Brewers and bottIers
Jacob HOFFMAN. 2s4 Mich. Home Sea-
Bell 1886.
Batteries
Ignition, Starting and Lighting Batteries
charged. roc and up. UNION ELECTRIC
MIG. CO., II5 w. COlfax sv.
Awnings, tents * Wagon Covers
n 1911. a n. Creut- burg. s4s Leland
Auto Livery
Lincoln Garage, Repair & Machine shop
226 =. Lafayette
stephenson's, Ie9 Lincoln Way n,
Auto and Carriage Painting
south Bend spring Wagon & Carriage Co.
214 =. st. Joe. III 52So. 1888
Att. Trunrlr AZ |, rnrnf, rknrrirnrr @
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

FOR SALE passenger REQ. electrically
equipped, fine condition. chains. bum
per. tools. ties all good. 1247 W. Wash
ingtOn NV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

FOR SALE-Used motorcycles. Harley
Davidsons. 1915 three speed twin cleo
tric equipped; 1914 two speed twin electric
equipped: 1913 single speed twin. Others
az $40 and up. HagedOrn 4 Webster, 2l6-
us T. Jefferson blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

For SALE Bicycles. - and up. Also 4
b. p. gasoline engine. cheap, at NJ. +.
Gilman's, 49, :. Michigan st. II. L. S645.
FOR SALE-l9l3 Thor. FL Will trade for
good bicycle and boot 10 y Taylor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14
FRANKLIN 5-PASS. TOURING.

Tires 33x4 front and rear. One
spare sire In casing. Equipped
with Warner speedometer. Presto
lite tank, electric side and tail
lights, and electric horn. Trunk
rack. Paint aud ;ires in first class
condition. First lucky buyer gets
il for only 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

FOR SALE-One -Maxweu roadster. one 3
passenger REQ touring car. one 3 passen-
ger Moon. Cadillac Motor SAILS Go.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SOUTH B

!, DIRECTOR
Coal, Wood and Ice
Andrew b Gard. sac I7Ih II n 81
Coal and Wood
Staples Hardman. 6Ie Diamond H 77II
Coal, Feed and Cement
Dixon y Locker esOs Mich IOsM $3.50
Coal, Coke and Wood
Arthur Miller. SEQ E sample
LouEbman & LOughman. son Main
Confectionery, Ice Cream
and Cigars
PaIschen's. 1909 Mich. B I2l5 II 1898
CONNECTIONS, Ice Cream, etc.
Phone Emeriek's sI54 w. dei;ver
Confectionery and ice Cream
W. S. stOops, 4Is Penn Az. H slBs
Drugs-Wholesale
CoOnIey Drug Co. IOI s. STleh. 20 y 5Oes
Drugs and Religious Supplies
Nlehc.ls schiIIing. sos 5. Mich.
Drugs
C. A. senrich 81 Co.. sls W. Wash II 5I44
Modern Pharmacy, sos S. Chaplin. II glOg
American Drug Co. 1873 n. Main st.
H. L. Freehafer Co.. I24S ~. Wash.
Whites Pharmaey. 1901 W. Wash. II 1901
RreldIer's Pharmacy. sol s. Mich.
n. TOmaszewski. 1886 w. Division II 5s8I
i. J. KIaer. $50 L. Lasalle IL 1858
Drugs and Photo Supplies
L. a. KOIupa :. 90. aO7 5. Chaplin.
r. III. Kuss, 9O5 ;. Michigan.
The Cut Rate Drug store, 12a y. Mich.
Dairy Lunch
Bergus Lunch. Is5 \. Mich. B sI4I.
session Dairy lunch. I25 w. JeG b 1881
Dentists
5s42, $50. Dr. }. A. stceeIdsy, Sil j NJ 5
Carson a BosIer, SOs Mich over sax store
Dr.. ID. h. Cunmins, I29 w. COlfA S4s.
Frank ID. Hager, IU2 Dean Bldg IA 656O
ID S499j S:SO 40 o'sv daily, Thurs. Sat eve.
E L. Paxson DID >. I2O Mich. N Eozs
Advance Dental Co.. IOZ Is. Mich. n zOOe
Draw Lines
John Wei-s. OIty bray Line, Home 1880
EnSraveTs
Sticks Card Co, I26 ,. Aiiz
Electric Machines ana Repairs
khne's Electric Co., Home 1896
Electric VIKING ana supplies
.. ID. Moran, "a >. Micn. Is 400 IL o2I1
-
". 4. Williams, III Il. Se"erson Bhd.
- - -
Furniture <epaTing
|
l. Reisnan, ressx 2I5 ~. Washington. II
| CO.'S. heiinisnIss Packing anu Grating
! -------------
Eoundry-Castinos
smiley Machine Tool Co. goe E- INIT
FIOTlsfS
/ "hii"A~S - W. 100 - -"iS"' IA ~~S'' ID |oS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

CAN SELL YOU a splendid tone piano
considerably cheaper because ] have no
heavy expenses and pay cash FOR my
goods Martin r Pane. los :. Michigan
st Second floor Both phones 2224.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14
SOUTH BEND MARKETS
POULTRY AND MEATS.
corrected Daily by Jimmie's Market, IL
IaRe RlVA

POULTRY-Paying u. selling 19c.
SPRINGERS-Paying Is. selling 30c.
VEAL-Paying 1212, selling Zoe.
BEEF-Rosst 25, boiling II, porterhouse
B5Q4O, sirloin soc.
HAM-Selling zoe.
LARD--Selling 16c.
OLD Notwithstanding 121a. selling
lSd20c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14
MTsICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FOR SALES note player piano: high
grade and in ffrst-class condition; cash
$2JI time $3.50. one piano $50 Bell 2S5 /;
Home 2353. J NJ. Rose. 514 ). Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14
HAY, STRAW AND FEED.

Flour and Feed Co.. 420 s. Michigan ST.
HAY-Paying So to S14; selling at SIG
20 SIS.
NEW HAY-Paying SIP, selling at SIS
ali.
and 50c bale.
CORN-Paying soc. selling at S5d9Oc.
NEW OATS-Paying 32c; selling at 4Oc
TO 45c.
OATS-Paying 45c. selling at 5S060c.
CLOVER SEED-Paying IS, selling SO.
TIMOTHY-Selling S4.
ALFALFA-Montana grown, selling at
$500.
ALSIKE CONTRASTING at $40.
NEW Classifying 35c, selling 4SG
soc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

OVERLAND SOUTH BEND co.
- y. Michigan St.
Bell CO.. Home 1T12.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

Two spare tires in cases 60 with
u. PreSt0lite tank, SplitdOrf
magnetic, stewart Warner speed
omeier. Good top, paint and tires.
A bargain at 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

FOR SALE-Twin motorcycle: bargain II
taken at once. Cali between : aud s
evenings go y. Main ST., Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

FOR SALE-One cylinder 4 LLrse- power
Flying Merkle motorcycle; in 1rst class
condition slightly used Price $500 In
quire Circulation Dept. News-T!mes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14
FLOUR AND FEED.

FLOUR AND FEED.
Corrected Daily by knobIOck and GinI
Hydraulic AV
WHEAT-Paying S1.00
OATS-Paying 4Sc selling coo.
CORN-Paying soc, selling 90c.
RYE-PRyipg SSc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

corrected Daily by Warner Bros. Sec
Store. ia h Wayne SD
TIMOTHY-$4 per bu.
RED CL0VER-$S 20 $3.50.
ALFALFA-$12 per bu.
ALSIKE GLOYER-S9Q10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14

ATrONOBlLE REPAIRING BY KNPERT
MECHASlCs. NO JOB TOO large, no Job
foo anna. Autos storage and washing
lsotn phones. Lincoln Oarage, Repair a
s,achine shop, eSV-<2S ,. l.aia1 cite "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED horse for It's board Lit
lie work. Call Bell 94Ta
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
OFFENSIVE |S BUT PRELUDE ID
 BIG MOVEMENT
French Offensive in the Woever District is Be- lieved to Portend Big General Effort in West ern War Theater
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1

LONDON, April 1.-The French of fensive in the Woever district is be- lieved to be only the prelude to a big general effort in the west. Reports from the two general staffs are in di- rect conflict and it is difficult to gauge the results of the fighting. Military experts here express the conviction that the Germans will be compelled to. send endorsements to strengthen their wedge penetrating to St Mihiel, which is being attacked on both Hanks.
 As soon as this movement begins, the allies will strike the point weak ened, perhaps at the whole line. The Russians. like the French are appar- ently making progress in the capture of important points which are essential before the general advance movement can be undertaken. They are in pos session of the whole of the principal chain of the Carpathians and at some points are descending the southern slopes, and approaching if not already in the Uzsok valley south of that pass
 Fighting is difficult, and the ground
 tCOntlnued on Page Four)
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
Successfully
 Hunt Out HOySe
 ThieUeS M Auto
Special to The Republican,

CASA GRANDE, April IA spec tacular horse thief hunt ended this morning when Deputy Sheriff Wes Gates and J. x. McFate, captured Jim Murphy and Red Campbell, 80 miles south of Casa Grande near the hid den wells. On Friday night the men stole two valuable horses, saddles and side arms from the Penney Livery stable and headed for Mexico. The theft not being discovered until morn ing, Sheriff Hall and his deputies started in pursuit. Gates and Me Fate in the latter's Ford travelled over 4S0 miles in a rough, roadless country above the border line before spotting their men who, taken by sur prise, threw their hands into the air when commanded by officer Gates.
 McFate brought Murphy here this morning while Gates, making Camp bell ride one of the horses, is ex- pected here tomorrow. One of the horses recovered belonged, when a colt, to Jack Ketchum alias Black Jack" notorious Arizona and New Mexico bandit who was hung num- Der of years ago. The capture by auto is considered a remarkable per formance by those familiar with the lower country.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
German Converted Cruiser, Elusive Raider of South Atlantic Commerce, Fol lows Example of Prinz Eitel in Making Port
TAKES TOLL OF
 FOURTEEN SHIPS
Officers Say She Was Forced to Steal Past Four Allied Cruisers Along the Virginia Capes in Seek ing Refuge Here
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1

NEWPORT NEWS, April 1.-The German converted cruiser Kron Prinz Wilhelm, the elusive raider of the commerce of the South Atlantic, slipped into port and asked for fuel and provisions today. Many times the cruiser had been reported de- stroyed but the former North Ger man Lloyd liner evaded hostile war ships for eight months, and sent fourteen merchantmen to the bot tom.
 Her officers said she had been forced to steal past the four allied cruisers along the Virginia Capes to reach refuge.
 We got in without being seen by the enemy, and we can get out the same way" declared Commander Paul Thierfelder. He had less than 25 tons of coal and but scanty pro- visions for the crew of 800 and the 61 prisoners from the British mer- chantment sunk
 Of the fourteen ships that the 15,000 ton cruiser sank, nine were British, four French and one Nor wegian. The value of the ships and their eargoes the officers of the Will helm estimate at $7,O00.000. When the Wilhelm arrived off the Thimble Shoals two United States submarines, the G-1 and D-2, met her. The submarines surprised the crew, but there was no demonstra- ! ton as they conveyed the German | raider to quarantine where Dr. Mac Cafferty and a United States officer boarded her. Sixty-six of the crew and prisoners were ill with beri-beri and requested that they te sent to a hospital.
 The Wilhelm left New York on August as a merchant and passen- ger steamer. Since then she never has touched land, but took 960 pris- oners. Most of these were sent to South American ports on Qerman ships which met the raider in re- sponse to wireless calls. She had only four guns. two from the Karls- ruhe and two from the captured British steamer La Correntina, sunk on October 2.
 The beri-beri was caused by a lack
 of vegetables.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
Big BatHeShib
 "QMeen Lizzie"
 Leaps To Fame

LONDON, April 11-Through the spectacular fighting she has been en- gagged in at the Dardenelles, the British uperdreadnought Queen Elizabeth has suddenly jumped to such fame that in London music halls all the comedians call her Queen Lizzie"
 An interesting rumor of German espionage centers about the build inG of the battleship at the Ports mouth navy yard last fall. The story, which lacks verification, of course, but is credited in many quarters, is that while the workmen were ashore for lunch one day, the Queen Eliza beth was seen to be listing slightly. An immediate inspection was made and it was discovered that several cocks had been left open and the shio was rapidly filling with water.
 All gates to the navy Yard were closed. The men who had just left the ship were all called before an Investigating board. One is reported to have broken down under the grill ing and admitted he had made an at tempt to destroy the ship. Various rumors have since been in circula-
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Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
STALLED AUTO .WRECKS GOLDEN
 STATE LIMITED
Lives of Ninety Passengers Are Endangered When Fast Train Hits Pope Hartford Car Belonging to CarranZiSta
Special to The Republican,

TUCSON, AriZ., April 1.-The lives of ninety passengers on the west bound Golden State Limited of the Fl Paso and Southwestern were endangered this morning when the train hit an automobile stalled near Vail station, twenty miles southeast of here and the tender, babbage coach and the front trucks of the tourist coach were thrown from the tracks.
 Jose Escobosa and his brOther-in- low Henry V. Anaya and other CarranZa- ista representatives were coming from Douglas in two automobiles. Escobo- sa was driving the famous Pope Hart ford touring car which has q roman tic history in Northern Sonora, having served as ammunition smuggler at Agua Prieta and also as private car for Carranza, Obregon and other MeXi- can generals.
 EscCbosa was following Anaya when in crossing the tracks at Vail the en- zine stalled. Escobosa hearing the Golden State Limited approaching at forty-five miles an hour jumped out of the car but was unable to push it off the tracks.
 The cowcatcher picked up the auto mobile and carried it 800 feet. A side (Continued on Page Four)
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArCH1

PARIS, April 11.-Official com munication from the war office says:
 Tn the region of North Albert, the Germans Saturday night on two sides of the Anore river attacked our trenches at Hamel and the Thiepyal wood but were repulsed after a hand to hand conflict. In the Argonne region there was very sharp strug- gle all night We demolished a block house and captured three hundred yards of trenches there. We main tained our gain despite two German counter attacks.
 Between the Mouse and Moselle no infantry action has been reported in the region of Les Esparges and I9. In the Ally wood the attack on the evening of the tenth made us masters of a new line of trenches. i In the MOntmare wood the Germans , succeeded during the night in re- capturing the trenches they lost in the day.
 "The positions we won on the eighth remain completely in our possession In the forest of Le Petre, two violent counter attacks of the enemy melted away unde TOUT artillery and in- fantry fire. Our aeroplanes dropped bombs on the Maritime station and foundry at Bruges."
 Troops of the allies occupy battle
 fronts of a length that totals 1,65t
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12

His first vote for president was cast for Fillmore and for thirty-six years he was affiliated with the Republican party. In 1892 he remodeled his faith and for two years classed himself with the Populists Not finding ex- actly what he was looking for in that organization, and the organization in fact disbanded in this territory, he espoused the socialist cause and was identified with that movement there after.
 During his career as republican MT Shaw was often hOnored in po- sitiOns of trust and however one may then have differed with him con- corning political policies, or what ever contrary opinions his critics may have held in matters of gov ernmental policy. none could sue cessfully attack his personal charac- ter, his integrity or his fidelity to home, country or personal convic- tions of right or wrong.
 Having always a fitness for cleri- cal positions and an upright and blameless character and having been among the first to settle in this val ley, it was but natural that he should have taken an important part in the early political history of the coun- try, even though the population in those days was prepOnderantly democratic. He crossed the plains to California in 1850, spent twelve years in mining in the Golden state moved to Nevada in 1862, and came | from there to the Salt river valley | in 1870, camping on November 16 of | that year about where the plant Of l the Phoenix water works is now located. Within a week after his ar rival, he took a contract to enlarge
 the Swilling canal to twenty feet or the bottom, it being only five feet a | that time The contract was com
 pleted in January, 1872, and on Feb
 ruary l. he accepted position a zanjero on the canal, which he hel, until September 1872.
 Maricopa county was organized b, Judge John T. Alsap that fall an, lC. H. Gray, M. P. Griffin and Nil
 Shaw were appointed by Goverpo
 Stafford as members of the first boar
 of supervisors. In the spring of 1S7
 MT. Shaw was also appointed b
 Continued on Page Three)
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
Motorcycle Breaks; Lee
 Holt Severely Injured

Lee Holt. an employe in the me- chanical department of The Republican lies severely hurt in the Southside hospital at Mesa as a result of a motorcycle accident yesterday after noon, in which he and William Gerig and defective two-wheeler were con- cerned. With a broken wrist and the possibility of a fractured skull, and many bruises, Holt was last night considered very seriously wounded young man.
 It was while riding double, on a trip that was to have extended to Florence, that the two boys met their accident. It occurred two miles south of Mesa on the Chandler road
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
LIVE AFFAIR CAUSES GIRL
 ID KILL SELF WITH POISON

nize her advances. Upon returning home from the dance she seemed strangely down cast and refused to say much about the affair
 Yesterday she talked to several of her sisters saying that she was tired of living. She appeared to be in a very Respondent mood She made the remark several times that she was going to make away with herself. but the family thought she was not serious in her remarks and made no effort to cheer her up.
 About 3 o'clock she secured a bot tie of poison used around the house for killing ants, and told her sister that she had finally made up her mind to kill herself She then re- tired to her room. only to reappear, saying that she had taken the poison The sister refused to believe her still thinking it was a joke.
 She soon showed signs of having 1 carried out her terrible threat, and Dr. Dysart. who happened to be ir the neighborhOOd was hurriedly called and administered first aid. His efforts to save the young girl were useless and she died at 6 o'clock.
 The girl is survived by her parents her father being a gardener at thu capitol building, six sisters and tw, small brothers.
 (Continued on Page Four)
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
New Colorado Bridge Al
 Yuma Officially Opened

and Los Angeles and San Diego. is the first highway bridge across the river at this point. and takes the pace of the old ferry, which has been used for many years The bridge was built under the supervision of the government, Arizona, California and the federal government each appro- priating $25.000 A formal celebration of the completion of the bridge will be held in May.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
CUT OUT DINERS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPArcHl

LONDON. April 11.-Dining cars are to be eliminated by all English railways for the remainder of the war, if an order to such effect which has been prepared by the directors of this branch of the service is ap- proved by the managing authorities. The move is in accordance with the general policy of economiaing all claims of civilian traffic in favor of the national requirements. as well as in agreement with the national scheme to release as many able bodied men as cal be spared for the fighting line.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12

Unrequited love for a young man other than the one she feared being forced to marry caused Guadalupe Bonillas, aged IF, to commit suicide by taking poison last evening at her home. corner Fifteenth and Buchanan street.
 The young lady attended a dance Saturday night at the corner of Ninth and Tonto, with the young man she was engaged to marry. While there, it is said, she met and danced with a man for whom she had formed an attachment some time ago, but who refused to recog-
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12

a short distance this side of the jog" Gerig, who was driving. had slowed down in order to make the turn, where the road crosses the base line. The forks gave way fifty feet before the machine hit the turn, and al- though not travelling over twenty miles an hour. the boys went head first into the hard road.
 Gerig picked up his companion, and flagged an auto. Holt was in the hospital within ten minutes after by physicians. Mr. and Mrs. Holt, his parents were summoned from Phoenix by phone, and remained with the injured boy during the night.
 Gerig was unhurt.