davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
u0ttsiipncrcns 6nitrn".

Sprlclt 2erbog i11OlogcrcOe en-
Come Jig poo Serl1bonebotcllet /
Strllcr. Sun ppgop, at bun por
gilt meo c1 MiSlionnr fra &cjle,
Ser ifl1lOc bol0c Mp0er / forifjelli=
&c pcltjpolfe 2onosbper p9 bcrefter
plbe inOfinoe Jig poo @otcllt l1G=
lte Cnsoog. Nn Sns0n9en fon1
Scr BOG ingcn MisitonGr, hporfor
Don1e11, Scr boboc opgipct Mop11ct
0iOn Mo11lwooro, loontc Selcfo=
men for : Joni bum lugoe - at
%tclefoncrc til Wol,0er. "a Iele=
foncringcl1 bar forbi, me00cltc FUN
|Gurtell, at WfonDc11 fprlt pilbe inb=
trrffe ON Tre6ogen / 5clifob meo
en- UGllmnoif Yrplt % oe1111es SIT
ltrl1, til Dpcm b1tl1 ifl,loc beltillc
Gereller.
Seller life ON Trc0oge11 fnm
WtisiionGrcl1. DcrirnoD blep SSern=
b%oncbotellct ringct op, pg Ell 9o=
%n1cltcml1c meO0eltc, at bo11 bar
blepc1 ipa p9 fprlt fun0c fpn1n1e
ou ct Eur Oogc. Tr1>cn iful0c
6lipc / 5tr1,er, til bon toni.
@%otclporten g%jcnfjc1otc in1iolcr=
tbs ~Tr11 Dioo Mpl,itgoor6"s
Stenme / Gelefpncn o9 iprltob oft
1oo> at Scr Dor l1gler / Molen. Ser
for onnnpocbc Dou Nolitibetjcnt
|@onlcn / Sicrn, Ser l1etpp bar
|Gtu>er, ON at tole ct Mlporsor6
ncb ~Truen", 11oor hun fom bjen1
fra &pen.
Yolitibetjel1tcn fif i Tplgc
~Sollth. Mo." us al 9omc1,, at bum
por en- al &plitiet for Ipperi / 9'p=
fjpbing 8. cfterlnit Ecripn pco
Nobn @il0o 1itcr1rer, ra at b1111
bbcrfen por Gift n1eo Mislionprcl1
ellcr l1ogen on0el1.
I. Se1oes Melt0ens forlogocs Ser
cftcr fra Scrnbancbo:cllet / 5tr1ter
til ~@ctel &p1t" / &olltebro; mel1
>ntelejer Ssrenfe1 | @tr1er foor
uiit pc1te poo tit Silgoocbobe16e
inhtil bc0re Cher.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05

ming, ulcn at Dmu life lelp hou0e
I%ofiottct Grflrri9cu cllcr loOet sen
%l11orptfc / 9lobet> ia chs fife boD0c
lpgcl1 Nnelle ON, at Ser tilligtchcs
eli Offentliggjprclle al GrflSrin=
gen. &on hnpOcbe Uocre, al Set
life bop0c nrret hans 9cnli9t at
fprnurn1e Sc @ullerun1 Spinner,
lon bon llt fife fjcnber CO pn!
bpenn bon life biDltc, at Sc bleo iot
il 6prbinOclle meb Mpgtct, og Hnoe=
Zig, at bon npcrbobeoct llct life
bonbc billet ltcnple 11ogen lom on
i6c og %lpgnogtige, i0ct Set f1n1 Far
pGret honS Se1iigt at crflurt Jig
ON Sc rent foftil lie Jorbol0.
SEQ 0cunl1cn frifjc10tcs Giult:
%gincrcn. l0ct ll0trDffene / gcflu=
}"ringcn fin, pmfottcr Sc &bin0cr /
8ollcrum, Scr lfol bope 110lpreot
Nn9tct, til bpilfc sc, Scr far ol1=
Ilo9t Soae1r, eftcr oeres egen Sren!=
iltillil1g life bpr CT.
@jnltgipercn blep berimo0 6gmt
It'll at bctole Sogens Smfoltninger
Jog s ST.. til Sultitsfoslen Do yam
bar 110eblepen fra 6orligsmG0lin=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
6nnnrrjyllann.
@rigen pg &rigslaanet.

&onititorict / &icl bor til 5pg=
n%cforbltlr0, Menlabeoer og on6re
firtcligc &orporotioncr lomt Sc 1l11=
Ser firfcli9t Iilipn %ltaoenoe 5tif=
teller, Nnltolter % Torcninger
lcrot en- Opfororing en- at toge
Del / 5e9ningcn al Set fierDe
&ri9sloon. Get bemnrfes, oplp1er
~&cjnOol", at Scr i11gen &etenfe=
ligbcocr forelig9cr moo at bebDr6e
firfeliac Gjcnoonn1c / Sen &cnligt
for Sc rejlte 2oon at tcgnc &rigs-
liam. y
0csuoen onn1ooe5 ErGl terne ON
at birfc FEN til oberolt, bbor Ser
life fan tegncs ltprre 2oon, at 1pge
tilpcjebrogt minbre @iOrog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Scmajemtc Hejjenbe.

&c vltuffcls" Stotshoner toor
Sfplo fpr r1eget / ocnnc Iio; men
set CT ianOclig fife felt n1eo llrettc,
%itrincr v&olb. T%olfcbl." Ser cr c11
@iitoric ON, hnprDon set gif til, at
en- &jprctl,r, Scr 11orlnolt purcr 30
til 80 N}ir11ttcr, forleDcn Sag fonl
til at bare - 21% 5in1c, lolnt pn1>
bnoO Scr ellcrs hpnbtc 100 or11c
Eoslo9ercr poo Sen mGrfelig,
Rcjic:
Som bcfjcnot refer hper 2proog
cit Wpngoe TorretninQsmGno pa
andre oper for at tilbri11ge Spnoo=
gen / &jobcnbopn. Oct hor / lon=
tge Gibcr pnrct 5fif ira set lpblige
SpllonO at rcjie til Trcbericio m1co
ct pcrio1fbrenoc @o0stog, Ser goor
ira &ol0ing ST. / gftern1. Soo
n1poes nc nc1nlIg meo Sc Hejien=
Sc nprofra / Tre0ericio, faor c1l
lille 2'hcnbrc poo &ejen = og
1fpmmcr cn limesti6 fpr til SopeO=
\lto0cn enc n1e0 set ollni11oeligc SIP.
benlopnstpg.
Sioltc 2proou bon1peoe t=Sogct
ipm iGbpa1lig oflteo meb ca. 100
Hejlenbc ~om @or0". Me11 bu MON
fnn1 til Snulpp, blep Ser c1 lp11-
gere Goulc = il, Sen b%cgnnbte at
6lipc fpruroliaenoc long. Der 1it
Ell Sinc, % ;5ritc Grprcstog lpo=
ira fo'r fprbi, men vIorllcp Or
presicn" gjorbe itooig life Minc til
at fnn11ne pi0erc.
Nlt blcp Ser &pre / &11peerne.
Set m%n>1glebc = blot, at o110et St.
prcstog - set orbil1pre &jeben:
bapnstog - lfltl0c forc for6i %:
1oo! Set f11n0e ollcre0e bpres! =
Soo pGlteDe SC &ejienbe 11O a
5lebercn % ltilleoe Jig alle 10C
paa 5por og &erron, iaa Sogc1
moatte lta1loic og optuge sc borm.
'fl1Dlc11bc &asiugerer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
6ynie6anblercn % 6mnbcn.

Gl1 @pniebanOlcr) or / Telge
~&ol0. 6olfebl." fcn1mcn ilen1t al
ltco-i ct. Mno1t, lfjpnt ban er f1tlN
ltGnDig 11lfploig. Sc nGrll1ere Sn1=
ftrnoigbeOer neo &ulan,itetcn CT
fpl9enoe:
Torleoen Sag fon 9%pnicbonble=
rem cpflenoe fra ct. Mnblt til Sol
oina. Noo @ejcr tif ban Tol9e-
ifob, iDet CT @u11n gop Jig til at lphc
.bogefter Gpflcn, % Set bar 11n1l,=
.ligt at faa sen til at 1tonolc rTpr=
|fplgelicn". Soo fjprtc MonOcl
|ino / &oniilo 5oan, % her 1fctc
&otaltrpfen. Gn &eticnt lfrco frcn'
% notcreoe Gpfliltcn. @l'rocn uo!
jo life i 9nor, iom 0en ifol prrc,
noor M1tnb= oa &lopelpgcn lopcr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-gd1 goar SEN nrll1c 0}u11o frc
9errebsfontor til @erre6sfontor oe
|frpgtcr for at foa 8pbe for Set
E11bs, CT o1lDcn MonOs pn0lfabs=
|fl,l0e &jetcr bor ipillet bonn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Snar paa Stltalc.

~&ohro 3D." tprtGllcr %lplgenoi
lille @iltorie ira &aol1rno:
G11 n1prf 9(ttcn ifulbc en- 5ol0at
oau &ugt. 8eblt ipn1 bon guor
fine cgnc Tonfer, fnn1n1cr ct &igc=
barn ben % lpprgcr bam:
Gr Set life fjeocli9t at gao
fer ganlfc olene?
&c.. Set moottc Solootcn mo
:nll1n1e.
Seq pil goot hol0c Sem n1e>
5cllfab, tilbpOer lln9npen ofter=
= Iof lfol Gu bo', iagoe 5pl=
men ifol On life fprit bjclr
ipprge Sin MoOer ON Uorlop:
I'll Sof fpr. lin Sw1lorgsfl>lOheb
If bon en- t1olOenoc Sl1siing, pQ
Eigcbarnct forlponot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
0imfipr6sn6bnbnino.

@jennem flerc Nor hor @or6o=
ore Sngneraob on Tiiferiforcnin=
gel, o%11bragct Stoten ON, at ser
mootte hlipc tilnejebrogt CT s Tpo
Dpb pg 40 500 breD 5ejlrenbc ira
I9p6ct / Nisil1m @re0ning % ino
til Soften, lon1t on, at ser pcb
2pbets inoerltc Gnoe III blipc IT'S
opbet ct mi1brc Basin, lpor ST.
ifefortpjer fon benligac. Turbm=
Set la11gs'Ocn til 9orbppre bprcn0e
&%pltltretning CT loo gru>1oct, at Set
peo 2upno11Oc CT tprt / II q u
Mils 9(fltono ira &l)lten, loo at set
oerfrr or loo go0t ipn1 rn1l1liat at
oriue 6ilferi / 6joroen.
0ette for 5pgl1et lon hetpbnings=
i1lbc Mrbejbc hlipcr cnOelig III, 1,0=
fprt. Ser or 11en1lig fprel looct Ell
8enilling BERTH pou $4,000 Str,
bnilfen er tiltrooot al 6i1lo11s11o=
polgct. Me>1be1 bliper 1,oDpbct ino
til set norbpltligc @jprnc al 9orbp=
pre &og ipo tor Mpnlono, og Or
bejbct ~pil un.agclig flll1ne l,hfprcs
inoell Gftcroorct, ioet &ol1obpg=
nin9spGsl1cts til Shpbornn &opnc=
onlng onifoffcoc Motor=5 onop1n1=
pclfih ulllfcn" bill f1,1nc hclprgc
Set / AZ q 5 Moonebcr.
Heterogeneous @epilling nrffcr
iao n1cgct mere @lnoe, ion Tiifc=
riet ira @onfpltcn bcr110 ira 5og=
net / sc ic1cre Nor CT 9ooct til
|bugc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Tlpatct fra fSangeifibet.

@ocr=9fim S%erreoers Holiti bo'
onbolbt iom i%r,6iiltcnslps CT Eplof
Ser fortlore6e> at bur1 / 0ccen,bu
1914 bar bleben toget til 6ol19c al
Iplferne, bo bon, ifjent bon ifft
bar 5ol6ot, bor fulgt n1eo Ell rus;
fit Mfoeling. @on blep mnbrogt
pou ct 6argeifib / @opncn / &iel
bborfra bon for Ell bo1p 5ncs Ga
&c liben flpgteoe peo at ipri11ge
&o10et og lnen1me / 2ono. 9o
ban bar / cinilt Gpj pg tolte gpOt
Gpit, fom bar u0en Sonifcligbeocr
meb Soget noropaa og bopbc inc
act lig ober 8rGnl e11.
Monben CT MI icnOt hjcn1 til
&l1slono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Sfier1ibcrncs 6nnS.

Nogle 5fjerilibere, ser for 81:
Sen far oplluoet 0eres Eultllrn
|@orbe, bopoe forleoen pGret / Gs=
bjerg, pg bo Sc piloc tilhage meo
|Goget> fog Sc en- ltor Suno meo inn
/ c11 @jennemgongspogn. Gn So9:
hctje1t benpiltc bem til CT @un1oc:
Ifl1pe; mer1 SC pilbc fife ocrhcn
|Suo font Ser en0m1 eli Ipabeticn'
It'll, o0 Ser uopifle0e Jig ct rcgrlpr1
Slogsmool 1on1 / 6pl9c "&ib:
Mmtsti0e1,be" en0te mcD SfjGrll
bernes tntole NeOerlog pg Snter;
nering / Gsbjerg Mrrelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
&engcnc toni igjen.

gn Jamilic / Nanoers bar ople=
bet Ell lpjerlig uIrpllefunit" 8ao
ct @orb laa Ell Sung meo ID Ser.
% 0erof betalte cit ung Eige 3 &r.
for 1loget @rGnD1el. 9erefter bar
ser ct 2jeblif ingen / 2eiligbeoen,
% &l,ngcl, fpriponOt n1eo lit Sllo=
bol0. ~ Sage icl,crc fonn Gcrge=
ne / Jplge u&anO. q. Np." igjen:
oe fan0tcs / Mor0ens che Ir9l ito.
0erin1po bar % bleD 8l1ngcn bprtc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Sprrrina.

l(%nni0oclbort otter &rigens &c.
gWloclie onhrogte SEN tplfe @rpn=
iepogt 5perringer ODER M6gongs=
I%pejcnc ira 9onr1orf og gforoi les
big, beitoae10c al @on1me eller
Eigtroo0. Tnr CT MuaneOs Gio
li0cn onhrogtc mon poo @ren1en
Deo &pio0ing tbnrs ober 2on0e=
lpejcir lige op as 8onmen ct Segn
LAT ii &obcr Gigtrono> luo at set
proftiif talt CT nn111ligt at %forcere
|Stebet for llbcofom>nenoe> r1aor
|6er tillige CT @ogt til 5te0e. SSmi0=
lertio ipncs Oisie 6orbolosregner
|iffe at bore tilltrGffclige, tbi / Sc
iioltc Doge 6or MON / 6elgc ~&ibe
IStiftst." rmi0oelbart op til &ig=
Itroo0sbcgl1ct grapet en- ca. 11A Mee=
tier 0pb pg ca 11a Meter BRED
@rup tDnrs oper Gbausleen. Jor
olle IilfGlOcs 5fplb roaoes Ser
|0og ppcr nogle Sernifinner og en-
Spcller, ioo Ser fan 1obes
8ro, bpis Set iful0e inotreffe> al
let <eretpj mac 1ippe igjennem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
M1rgR..
GDntrabanbe

Sra &riitionio lfripes: Onabors
paa Gonpifibct ~2pngenIoro".
Tom Sen Toe STARTS ofaif fra Heas
Dorf beltemt til 8crgcll CT ser T11n=
Set cit ltor Wnr1goc @11mmi fiult
/ 4%affeieffe. @ele &offeior1enoea=
fen poa $50 Golfer er bleben be
llaglagt. @umnien blep opoueef
peo at cit &offeipf brolt nnber
2oSningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
SAneftm9re.

Iorleocl, onbrlOt Golitiet en- 90
ourig &pin0e, ser bplot til / 3. M.s
&cntc1ol pou 5%fonDcrborg Station.
Sum bopoe bobt &lobs / Mottr1,p;
me,1 citcr at FUN bobbc l%tjoalet CT
Yelsfrupe fra @11sbonocns 0atter,
lpb bum lin Sci pg brep / ilcrc 90
&C ON uoen SilboloslteO. SPIRIT
gif hun til Soriers og otter ct Hor
Cages Torlpb til 5fanberborg, po
Set bor jp life pnret 6ornpjelles=
ture / oette Sintcrpcjr. Sum bor
ti0ligere peret ltroffet 4 @ol1ge ion
Spberi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
SesTpns=5nn6er

Gn NGrings0riper1be, ser CT op=
iprt poo 2egbsrullen for SfiDc
&jpbltob, bar l1Oen lnplig 8runo
rDeblcrcl, ira Sc trc iiolt e 5esiio-
ller. 0o bon life fltnoc ongipc
ungen @r1,no, / bpert 6alo for sc
to iiolte @ongcs &cDtpr1u1cnOe, %
ou bon ltooig bar opbolot Jig
9onmarf, blep Don forlcoen onbolOt
pg 1lt er BON ibpn1t 20 9oges
5pngiel poo 1pobonlig 6angefolt
Sioen ifol BON puo Scsiipn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
8roces nm / ar.

gn @darbeier / Seer Serreb bar
i to Mar boIot &roces me0 lin ga.
DO, forbi bert1e baboe ifuot bans
Sane. Otter to Mars Gorlpb CT
en0elig Mettcl1s &jcnbelic folocn
Sen lp6er / Selge uMolb. 5tiftst.'
paa, at &oncmorberen ifol betnle
8aurbmo11bcn - crl &rpne!
Gn fornmftig 8c1ntning.
s u5fipc l%plfehl.4 lnlcs ie!gcn
SC Mlnonce:
5il gftertoufe.
llnoertegnebe erflnrcr bcrpeD. at
jog fpr JremtiDcn life mere pil rs
lprcbe n1Oifobsful0c og lpg11ogt1gy
9eifploningcr moo mime McO;ncn
1elfer. 0fopnet}
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05

Moffen bolp fire fom
nan til 6reoericio, og n1eb 1tpr
6oriinfelle til &jpbcnbopn
Oct por life 5totsbol1er11es Sfplo,
at mon r%pcrbopeoct fnn1 Scr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
KJ0B R FARM

en- Egn, som har visit sig sukces.
.fuld for baade Sad- og Kvegavl
Skandinavisk Settlement med 1u-
'therske Klrker. Code Skoler. Skriv
til
Nc CLINTOCK & BYLIN,
Tioga, Williams County, N. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Gn pabiig sSnjnricprpces.

8 rG6ilteo Mmtsupis" for 12te
Sftober +. q. forbtes inbrpffet e1
%ioolpoel1Oe Sefje1otgjerelie:
Scr CT uoiprebt Set erefrpn=
fe1oe &pgte al onbc, lpgnagtiae
&ni11bcr / @olleru1m, at gfifolaj
Gbriltenlcns syn, &reltcn, Mar:
fe6s6ager Sen is. Morts por full
% llogcs ialnt poclog0c &orer fnt
40 &r., bnilfet jeg hcrne0 crflnrcr
for l1io1obc0.
Ebiltco SEN 10. Oftobcr 1915.
Sir. 5prc11en,
acknowledgement"
s MnlcOning bcruf nnlag0e fler(
|of Sc &allerun1 &pirber Sag limo;
@ju1tgiper 5pren1cl1, ioct Sc gjor
oc gjGl0enoe> at Ser n1eo von6e
lpgnogtige &pinocr" CT eller
bpcrt TolO fun0e pGre ltgtet Il
bcn, iant at SC iffe baboe ublpre6:
no9ct Rpgte 1mn / 8efjenotgjerelier
pmDon0let.
@ipltgiper 5grenle11s 5remltil
Ting al 5ogen gift us paa, at ba1
bapoe un0erifreDet 8e~fien6tgierel
lien otter Mnmooning af Ell 5leat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
Something New in Town From
THE Land of the Long Leaf Pine

AZ "OmsideS Treatment That Re
heveS Group and Cold Troubles
Quicker Than Internal Medicines
Applied Externally. n l. Inhaled
as a NapOr and Absorbed Through
thc skin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
VOCATIONAL MEN
OPEN SESSIONS
First Conference in Indiana
Begins at Indianapolis
Purdue Head PreSideS.

INDIANAPOLIS March 24.-The
vocational education ever held in
Indianapolis began here Thursday
night. with school authorities,
teachers, superintendents and others
directly or indirectly interested in
education, attending
w. r. Stone, president OF Purdue
university. presided and addressed
the conference on the Present
Status of Vocational Education in
Indiana" The other speaker was
G. A. ProSser Of Minneapolis, MIMI,
director of the Dunwoody institute
at that place. He spoke on the
Minneapolis Survey"
The conference will continue Fri
day and Saturday, with a number Of
sectional meetings
Emphasizes Good Done.
The vast amount of good that has
been accomplished through the
operation Of the vocational educa-
ton law in Indiana was emphasized
by Mr.. Stone, who recalled some un-
usual and unlooked-for features of
it's operation. Mr.. Stone said that
the elements OF vocational training
are taught the boys and the girls and
the young men and women in the
schools throughout the state. and
that the farm and the home are be-
ing used extensively as a laboratory
in which TO put into practical opera
ton the things they are taught in
the schools.
Vacation work is also being en-
couraged among those who are TAX
ing advantage Of the new law, Mr.
Stona recalled. In 21 townships last
year, he said, there were $50 boys
end girls who earned more than
$500 in gardening. canning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
ALLEGED CHICKEN
THIEF Is KILLED
Farmer shoots Another Who He
Claims Was RObbing
His Hen Coop.

international News Service:
LILLE. Ind, March 3.
Palmer T. Billy shot and killed
Riley Stewart. AZ years old. a few
miles west OF this city early Thurs
day morning Stewart and his assO-
ciate. clyde Heaton. are alleged tc
have been stealing Riley's chickens
Heaton escaned in an autOmo bile
headed for Indianapolis Billy i'm
mediately gave himself up. Billy
and Heaton are prominent farmers
as was Stewart
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
j. s. STAND ON
SEA WAR COMING
Prepares Statement of Posi-
ton for information of
Nations of World.

WASHTNGTON. March 24-The
United States soon will make for the
Information OF the nations or the
world a complete statement Of its
position In regard to the conduct or
submarine warfare and the arming
O. merchant ships for defensive pur-
poses. DO has not been definitely de-
tormined just what form the am
nouncement viii take but it is con-
3ered not unlikely that n circular
memorandum may be addressed to
the powers.
Whatever the form Of the declara-
son. prepared after careful consider
alton 10 an the claims made 10y both
set OF FuroUean beligerents. No viii
serve 70 guide the course Of this gov
eminent in future negotiations The
United states VIII stand unalterably
upon the principles already laid
down.
May 80 Basis For New DAVIS.
Comng from the most powerful
~ the neutral nations. at a time
when all the other great world pow
ers are az war. the announcement
may furnish the ground work for a
new international law 70 be develop
ed after the war which will provide
for the use Of submarines in naval
a a.rfare.
The law does not take into con-
sideration the activities Of subma-
rines or the possibilities OF their use.
Sec'y Lansing returned 20 Wash
ington Thursday after spending q
fortnight az Pineburst, y. G. Dur
lrg his absence from the capital he
has had under consideration a great
volume OF data regarding subma-
vines and armed ships. He gave care
ful study TO the intricate problems
involved. and nearly all his working
hours are understood 10 have been
devoted 10 the subject in an effort 20
reach conclusions just and fair TO all
concerned and which no nation suc-
cessfully could challenge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24

Planet Jr garden tools. The Wes-
ley Miller Flour & Feed Co.-Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24

BIRD BONE-WITH FASTENER
5c-Bird Seed 19c. and Medicines al
OOnley's-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
VENUED CASE OPENED
Local Damage Suit in Laporte
County Court.
News-T4mes Special Service:

News-Times Special Service:
L.APORTE, March 24.-TFe dam
age suit, based on a collision in
South Bend between a bicycle and a
wagon, and brought here from the
circuit court of st. Joseph county.
was placed on trial Thursday. An
toni Starzynski brings suit against
Frank Lassu for $4,000. Plaintiff
alleges that Aug, %, 1912. as he
was riding along W. Sample st. in
South Bend on bicycle horse and
wagon driven or owned by the de-
PENDANT suddenly came out of an
alley at a high rate of speed, turn
ed down the left side of the street
and collided with him. throwing him
TO the pavement and injuring his
left leg and arm and the side of his
head.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
CR00KEONESS CHARGED
IN PRIMARY ELECTION
District Attorney Slack Gets Com.
plants From indianapolis
and Gary.
International News Service;

International News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS March 24.-L.
Ert Slack. u. S. district attorney,
said Thursday ne had received many
com plants and messages charging
croOkedness in the primary election
March Z. boJh in this city and Gary
Slack has taken the cases under ad-
visement and refuses to say whether
he will take the evidence before the
federal grand jury in May or not
It is understood that Terre Haute
was good" in this election. although
there were some fist fights and gun
play there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
HEARINGS TO BE OPEN
To Consider Impeachment Charges
Against District Attorney.

WASHINGTON. March 24.-The
judiciary committee of the house de-
cided Thursday 10 hold open hear
ines beginning Friday on impeach-
ment charges against Dist. Atty.
Snowden Marshall OF New York
brought by Rep. Buchanan Of I'LL
nOis. Msdlin W. Littleton. New
York attorney. has been called by
the committee as the first witness
on request OF Mr.. Buchanan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24

Ambassador James W. Gerard
American envoy TO the German
court. is expected 10 reach America
within a short time TO rest Ever
since the outbreak OF hostilities in
Europe Mr. Gerard has been at his
post. and finally the strain has be-
gun 10 tell upon him. Sec'y OF State
LANSING. sppreciating the terrific
difficulties that Mr. Gerard has met
and overcome. virtually has insisted
that the ambassador return 10 his
NEE land fox 2 vacation OF at least
Zen MeeAS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24

Local Druggists are selling CSC JAR
on So DAYS Trial-MOnes Back II
Not Delighted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
7 y CARRRHZESzH
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
Ar1ERcAN

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March
24.-Gen Bell at FL Paso sent
10 Gen. Funston today a message
saying that his (Belrs) report %
yesterday that Gen. Herrera had
revolted had been confirmed. Gen.
Funston advised the war depart
ment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
DENIES REPORT.

Ell PASO, Texas. March "a
Further confirmation that Gen.
Louis Herrera of the Chihuahua
garrison had not deserted TO
villa was received by Gen. Gavira
Of the Juarez garrison this af-
ternoon in a telegram from Gen.
Herrera himself.
The telegram said:
Your telegram Of yesterday
received. Deny in my name en-
phatically the rumor that the re-
dictionaries have circulated in
San Antonio. Tex. saving / have
gone over TO villa. on the con-
trary. / am ready to fight him
as energetically as possible"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24

Thyme and Eucalyptus. that are in
hailed with each breath through the
az passages 10 the lungs loOsening
tic phleeu. and soothing the in
tanned membranes. In severe cases.
first apply hot wet towels TO open
the pores. ''Fap-O-Rub" is then alb
sorbed through the skin. taking out
that tightness and soreness.
The progressive druggists here are
anxious that their customers who are
troubled With asthma. catarrh. bron-
.chitis tonGlitls or any form Of cold
trouble. should try this new treat
ment. though their profit on IL IS
smaller tnan on iQternal medicines.
They are therefore. Offering ''Nap-O-
kUo ir three sizes -25c. soc or 500
.cn 30 days trial Your money bacs
81 YOU are not delighted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
SOUTH BEND NEWS-TINIES
More of Those Ne,U York Suits as Fresh
Spring Itself. TOMORROW at $40, SIS and S.

You have 1onged for just such Good Looking
Suits as those in this showing. They are Fetching
Creations received this week from New York. with
all the Newest Feminine LONELINESS.
The Pretty New GrayS. the Black and White
Checks, Navy Blues and BlackS-All are in This
Wonderful Showing
The Suits are of Poplin, Gabardine, Serge and
Combination Materials. There is also an abund-
ance of Nobby Silk Suits in Many STYLES
TOMORROW AT $40. S25 and S35
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24

CHEWING GUM-Best Kinds
FRESH AYS-at-Coonley's s.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-24
@/HZI-%I1>4 SEeNen

poultry raising. etc, as the result
OF the instructions they received in
school through the vocational train
ing.