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Evening journal., 1916-10-30
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
SPlSAL IVAN

T"daj j" vzklprIa od one >trani vi>oka sen
"a Mat" Jr Ntopil ma hrih in kakor nchcika Clio.
rIla =" j" Nv"tiIa "a njim vcccrna Iarja.
F"Idravllcma, llanca,'
Siala sta ma hribu roko y roki in STA gledala
y g"'hrI, kl lc ~ drcmala \ >omraku glohoko pod
NINA. ram doll =" j. ~oklrpala vas >trmc rcbri. ,
N"In"J /aN"dnrm. i"pcm >trahu. da hi ne izpu>tilr
NIa""in" r"k" IN da hi II" Srrmoglavila y glohori.
no. \ ,riiko odprt" rako. Tam 81 jr razproStiraio
I"k"paIIN'c. v"rlr ucgo v>a vas: vcga>ti kriIi So
80 na@inaII III 81 padali y hlaio. In Z globrli So
N'@dI' >"nc" ma y>c Ntrami in zmcrom wise. doti.
N"'' ;" - ~ >k"r" njunih mog 90.
'ak"r SAM" 81 mi zdc zIaj. da sem sovraIil
l'N"' u" rak", tc >cncc Ne SovraStva. liub,I
III J' trcha. g"rke in >ocutnr. Hi ic ne more late,n-
nlil n"hena lalo>t
'hJ'I j" j. "k"Ii pa>u. okrcuila sta Sc poca-
81 ''/N" ST" So l""iI" "cl, Slru"cc n%ayZIni.
DaI" s." mi lrbc. tc tihc Scmcc. svoi nailcuSi
rv"t kak" hi Jill >ovraMl: ... orr 81 S,raui
iIanra' ~ p"glcj mi ohraI, Nrmcya Sc. in takrar
h"do vcIIkI dncvi in lakrat ho >ijalo >olncc tudi
ia d"I ~ "nkrat puglrj. Ii zvc>ia. in da ii. da
81 t"dI Ia raka 81 cnkrat ore nate IN zIai fl
ho, Ialo>t!'
I"Nno STA sc oklcmlla drug lruecpa i'm mime
"''''r :" ionic ia ono >lrau \ ycccrni larii
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
kRIZ MA Corr.
LUBEzENskA zcoDBA. sprsA, IVAN cANkAR
ZGODBA.

Skoda. da ne moreva skupaj Vi H. innate
Sv"lo drulbo, JAZZ pa bonn kolovratil nekai casa
Sc sam No, lepo ga pozdravitc ' moicm inc
nun'
PodaIa sta 81 roke in sta So poSlovila od IA
loSti ...
Tako pocaSi ,potasi So je nagibal dan IIanca
Je Stopala ma prag. glcdala ie prot zarctemu ncbu
in 81 vracala Y soho. Use ic bila i poSpravila. Same
Sc roko otctu in materi. pa zbogom. Toda >olncc
hi hotrlo dale.
"adar So dotakne L robom one smrckc ma
hribn jc odlotila Ilanca, "takrat no cas!'
Poscglo je le do srnrekc l. gorecim Iarkom.
p" 80 '" u dOteknilo tudi samo.
..'ra = "oko oGctu in materi IN obadva sta
-'.... 30 praga
Pa sporoci. kan da ii mai p|oSljcmo stvari!'
"Ibogom' ''
Ma oyinku ob ccrkvi So jr ozrla. stala sta M,
pragn in matt ii j" obriSala 4 roko oci
Ncvcsia pa je hitcla V klanec; komaj korak
in pozabljena je bia VISA lalost. L.ahkc 50 il bile
nogc, kakor da hi hodila pc mehkcm MANU-, ne po
kamcnitcm grapavem klancu. Oh viSokem dcblu
Nnrekc ie tonilo >olnce, sc vsc rdcGc ic bilo in ME
gOva svrtloba je ~ugasala. In kakor je tonic. 50 So
vzdigale sencc IL globeli. plazilc 81 So V hrib in So
pile vecerno lc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
Brc2 ll"brazb" nj Socializma.

Roosevelt 81 ncznan>ko ve>cli. da So = drio,i
Maine /magalI republican,. Idi 81. da ir Ir mo.
pomona p"zahll ma tisti cas-. ko jc bill prorr.,i>l
II, j. '"'n"NaI r'pnhIiramc undergraduates hando
HIag"' mn. kdor more hiti iako poz,hIiiy
{" >pravijo Socialist lcio> diva miliona ol,so,
SN"paJ' %I"zr kapitaliStitnim za>topnikom TAX
N'f"i ' koNtI' da pritno Y prihodmjem knnere>u
SAM : >orialnimi rcformami.
&c vidlte @loveka ma ulici. XII taya oJ enc
r''""i I'D dr"e"' NeNie. da jc piian. Nal ,oditr q
''"Vekn' III lava cd enc Ntranke do druye,
'"'''I'nr Iravirc II" %pomagaio drlav.tyu mo
"e lh ne Una rabbit.
'' drlaNNir" V Nvnji vccini 81 nj lr,lo y. -,
"'" o. "" l' NOR" p"Ntati zrcln. Irnzl,r tndi
III" Zorl %Npomladi.
rr'h"hI NvoJcmn liStu wee oitarcliry. ~, rr-
d"hIN NNoJi Ntranki yeG Solilcey
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19

ia. To rroIadu SpanJe Y >edcmnaj Stem Stoletju
sta n"Ni"pli nJen" dcdNcino Anglia in llolandiia.
IacenJa ;" kolonijalna politika. DrIave gle
daiO, kak" hi jim uaNclbinc ali kolonije donaSalc
wee d"hI'Na. Pod prrtvrlo omike ii razSiriajo
"zeInIJe.
NaSiaiaio drrIhc ali kumpanijc ; tenn name
nom. da pridobivain >yoiim Jrioy,m no,c>tvo
'fuH'n dri'h NE''a' I' dr'/'" 80 podohn" soda
nl'n' "r"""'m III 'hdarl''' I '"IIklml pravl'amI'
~ '""J' N"' W" \'ad" ' pr'A"m"r>kIh dr/clhh.
'"n' n"nr ~ N' ">''""N"' H. pr TIL rr""'"-
N"I''>N'"'
\aN"lhin" SO bill" lcIo hogatc dragih rud.
%Ia>i' ' '"|nl Nm'rIhl \ wen ; 10 okolnoNtJn
Sc J' p%"JaNI prN' neutrality-suspicious. NiNtcm.
'"'rRah'III/'h. Na>al" -" j. k"llk"r mogocr
u''''s" |i'la in >rrhra, da 81 p"mnoH narodm"
'"''J'' '/N"/ Pf'd'Ik"N ;" r"dPiraIl, k"r :" :
''" N''N' u'i'r y d'/rl"' na>Pr"lm" pa j. bal
n\"H P~rii"Ik"N pr"p"Ncddm. kcr odhaja Ia dcmar
"f"S"m. Nj Ia na'iu ;" p%odpIraIl domat"
'"r'h">''
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
De1aVSkO ~NPra$an1e.

brI''NNo NpraSanJc le del moderncga soc. vnra-
s'iiJ'' NaN"r 81 moderno socialno v~praSanie oh
go M '""sl" razviii, dokler MISC bill DAM popoii.
'aAn )" Sarnonnlevno tudi u delavSkem vpraSaniu
poSeb"J II" more govoriti. dokler nj bilo pogoicy
Al ID hlIi prozvrorili 10 gibanje. Starr in Srednii
.'" lh ne p"|nata' cato Je naStalo dclav>ko vpri-
SahJ" y ihodernem zmi>lu V novcjScm ia>u.
" p"g"Ji )" dvojncga %znaGaja. pravn,ya in
p"SI"''arNkega PogoJi pravnega znnGaia so: o.
S"ohh Nv"h"da, zaSrhno la>tniStvo. svobodua mo-
godba med drlodajalccm in deloicmaIrem po.
eoJ yoAp"darNkega 2~narnia jc raZvoi trhnikc
' Starem reku, ki traja y Neutrality-suspicious.
Shem oar" od prvIh %potrtkov omikr pa do rnai.
steea all dvanGjSkega S~tolctia. vlada domar. 90.
spodarNtN" To 81 pravi: kar Sc jc donna ildc-
Iaio' L" So Je tudi donna porabilo in pouIilo. Rla
2" )" IA Hmenj,val0. Zivljenje ie bilo patriar.
hdiI'h"' Dehar ~ j. malo rabbi. pojma kapital
ms" p"/iiaII, ne1nan j" bill dobiGck, XII VA do.
hoSa kapltaI. Cesar nj Glovck rabbi Ease. to So i.
NlrahII" k"i Itklad, hi j. lcial mrtcv. Sunni So
"praNIJalI, kar danes delavcc in obrtnik noley
i"ga pa 50 tndi z~vrScvali kulturno deIo. Bill >o
pr'| NN"h "N"hnIh IN p%olitickih pravic. GoSpodar
j" d"IaI Z mimi, kar ic hotel. bill SO nicgoya las,
kakor j" bha Iivina njcgova last. q kakSnrm
praNn"m razmerju med mimi in gospodarjem nj
hii" g"NorA. Take goSpOdar>tvo. kakrSno 81 nam
h"/" ' tel dobi, So imcnujc tudi naturalno go>.
podar>tvo.
y .r.I
SeNinaJNt"ga Stoletia, imamo Gisto drugaGcn uo.
Nr"darNki >nacaJ. Ma kmetih ST 81 kaIc natu.
l.. tr. ,,".n ~ WV" >i'">'r S">P""ar>'Va
,lI; go '"r N Nj )" 81 "NN"-
,,b ,roIn ;or.:L.L =. P|''""' P'"Ni''.
eden ilIoI,ic - .In,,.; N. '"N'''J'"'
nj .,,rn,i Y ,,o.; Wv, >">'"!'J" p">"'"'|-
80 ~ ,"|"''i'NIJ" "rIa j. "a
ll lrHlu. In IrrI In y Sr,lu i.,, y,L, ,.l. ,.ll.
Nloeo. Obrtniki 50 drug od drnoeo, kunay,G
MO na 50 ,elah IN zaIoyo onroL ,..L ia..I.
". 'o''fo i7delkov. kclikor jc miSliI. da
.' . " '' "o|ot' proua'l' IamenlavanJe ali kl-
~ ~ WISH" hara'h"Nt II r"Ke \ roko
'N'I''N' P">r'l"NhIr'N irg"yImr :" nj
.'' N'''''' N ms" p"|nhII' p"Jtm kapltal 81
,"" N'"J q" "" r"|V'' 'hr">tl Steer MS" bile
y" " "'""'' N'"'iar e. M mi" "hr">tovanJr raz-
~ '''' ~ Nr"|i "eiiar' Hato Sc lm"-
''' 80 -NI'""'>'N" "'harh" an pa nan m"Nin".
N>a tcIanja druIba je hila razd.lieno ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19

RcrIin>kl .N"rwacrt> glavno gla>ilo mem.
>kr No"laInc drmokracijr. pi>c Y cni zadnjih Ste
WIZ - raIp"l"IcnJu ijud>tva = Ncmci;i.
Ak" Imajo ccutrHluc >ilc Sc kai dvoma O
prav"r %ludSkcm mncnIU glcdr uadalievaria
N"lnc. mai prldcJo ma n"katerc liud>kc seize, Iii So
vrIc \ razlirnIh delhi driavc. VA vsch lch >ei,l
p"ldravIJaJo lJudic ldcjo ID takojSen mir. ne da
IN ;" ; {" v"jno kaj "%SvoJilo. I maivcGjim navdu.
NcnJ"m IN "dobraVanlcm. Ma nekem taken liud-
>k"m lhnr"vanJn lc p">lancc Happier iziayil. da
IN bile pravc garancjc. da ne hi zopct priSlo do
take kataStrofc, lr ' s%ploincm raloroZcnin v,eh
drIay in ! mednar0dncm raZ>odiSGu Ma ipotreb-
nrJSc jr. da - doNcIc L Anglilo kraiko prcmiric
Trmu mora \cmtiia po>vctiti najvcc vpoSicya-
MA! 49,.
tuditi Sc res ne hi bilo. cc hi 81 bilo liud>tvo
tudi y Ncmciji nayclicalo prcliyania krvi. zlasti
h" 81 lc Y wee kakor dvch lcrih prepriGaIo. kako
pralna :" hila prcrukpvanic - hitri zmayi.
&" 81 drIavcr n" riga ~ dclavNko vprasa-
ME, kako ma ho>ic v%rricli, da 81 rc>no brio, p,
kaksno druyu'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
AT THE COLONIAL.

1.-The Pearl of Paradise" a six
reel feature in which Margarita
Fischer plays the feminine lead in
a pleasing manner is today's attrac-
ton at the Colonial. The picture is
based on the adoption Of a novel by
Andrew Soutar and deals with the
experience Of a white man who was
shipwrecked and thrown on an island
in the South seas. The pretty, I'M
sophisticated daughter of the only
white inhabitant falls in love with
him and rescues him from the VEN
geance of the natives. The picture
is artistic and the tropical back
ground is in keeping with the story.
In The Redemption of Dave
Darcy" which is the title of Sun
days picture at the Colonial, James
Morrison gives a wonderful! imper-
sonation of Dave Darcy, a crook,
whose addiction to crime began,
when as a hungry little street urchin
he stole fruit from a stand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Helen Holmes, one of the most
popular of screen players, is the
chief attraction at the Auditorium
today, appearing in two reels of her
new serial picture "a Lass OF the
Lumberlands," an interesting story
of the big timberlands of the north
west. Made Mad" a two reel Key
stone comedy, Hans and Fritz, a
single reel comedy, THE Blocked
Track" a sensational railroad dra-
ma with Helen Rose Gibson and the
Selig- Tribune weekly of current
events are the other pictures for to-
day. Sundays bill includes THE
Wedding Gowns, a two reel Bio
graph drama, "She Who Laughs
Last, a funny comedy with Hughie
Mack, THE Code Letter, a sensa-
tional drama and Rolling to Ruin
a two reel comedy. Monday that
funny fellow Charlie Chaplin will
entertain and amuse his many fol-
lowers in his latest release Behind
The Scenes, a story of a motion
5icture studio and said 10 be one Of
the best things the famous comedian
has ever been seen in. Other pic
lures for Monday are Friends, a
Biograph reissue directed by Crit
fifth and featuring Mary Pickford,
THE Mayors Fall From Grace, a
one reel comedy and The Yellow
Hand" a sensational two reel Kalem
drama.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
BIRTH OF A NATION.

d. w. Griffith's stupendous spec
tacle of peace and war The Birth
OF a Nation" will play a return en-
gagement at the Oliver theater for
three days starting Friday, Nov. "a.
All over the country it has dupli-
Gated the marvellous records made in
New York, Chicago, Boston, Phil
adelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Bal
timore, Washington, San Francisco
and Los Angeles. Where return en-
gagements have been played, the at
tendance was even larger where that
was possible than the first times.
Fifteen hundred performances have
been given in New York City alone
over ten million people have been
thrilled by the wonders of the great
Griffith spectacle.
Produced during the fiftieth ami
versary of the closing events of Civil
war the play offers an unusually
vivid portrayal of those epoch-mak
ing events. IL is just over a half a
century since Lees surrender to
Grant, and the terrible assassina-
ton of Pres't Lincoln in Ford S
theater, Washington. Both Of those
events that stirred the nation to its
depths are depicted by Mr.. Griffith
in so realistic a manner as 10 startle
with their realism even that fast
scattering few who were themselves
a part Of what was done in those
momentous days.
The first half Of the picture covers
the entire period from 1850 to 1865
with massive battle scenes which by
their horror accentuate the blessings
Of peace. The second half Mr..
Griffith devotes TO the soul-stirring
drama Of reconstruction. He shows
the south in the clutch OF the car
petbagger and the scalawag and how
il was saved by the Scottish clans
OF the CarOlinas. Here the dramatic
power reaches its zenith. The eyes
OF the spectators look backwards
for nifty years and see history in the
making. This wonderful spectacle
is made still more impressive by the
art OF music. Interpreted by thirty
picked musicians.
The seat sale will open at the box
office next Tuesday morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
AMERICAN LUMBER co.
IS SOLD FOR S445,000
Majority of Stockholders Protest
Against sale of Eight Million
Dollar Corporation.

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ, Nov. IS.
-Against the protest of counsel
claiming 10 represent a majority of
the stockholders, the American
Lumber Co, an SS.GOO,OOO corpora
ton was sold at a receivers sale
here Friday TO Otis and &C. of Cleve-
land. o., managers for the bond
holders. for $445,0OO. The sale was
protested on the ground that the
stockholders, if given time. might
be able TO arrange a sale Of the
property for 100000.
A. F. Freeman, an attorney Of
Ann Arbor. Mich, and ]. G.. Thur
Der. acting as secretary for a COM
mittee Of stockholders. represented
the protestants, Col. r. w. Dobson.
counsel for the Detroit Trust Co. Of
Detroit. Mich. trustee for the ,ond-
holders, argued for an immediate
sale.
Freeman asked for an adjudgment
Of sixty days. The stockholders, he
represented. he said. hoped in that
time to close negotiations with a
prospective buyer who would pay
$500. 900 for the property and take
over the entire outstanding issue Of
bonds. Following the sale Mr.. Free
man announced that il would be
fought in the federal courts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
AT THE IASAILE.

a genuine thriller, rich in incident
and featuring the two famous
Lasly stars. Victor Moore and Anita
King, is the five reel picture at the
LasaIle today entitled, The Race"
The qualities of courage and mod
esty which have endeared Miss King
in the heart of her audiences are
with her in this picture. She COM
bines youth, beauty and fearlessness
in charming proportions. OF the
work of Victor Moore nothing more
need be said than the fact that he is
at his best in this picture. Humor
and sensation are the two dominat-
ing characteristics in this film and
he makes the most OF both. Actual
scenes of a trip cross-continent are
shown and exciting scenes abound.
Tomorrows picture is entitled the
Folly of SIM" and teaches the NOR
al that fame and fortune are not
picked up on the road of pleasure
Charles Weith and Jean Peterson
are to co-stars of this production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
AT THE ORPHEUNI.

The Orpheum will show final per-
formances today of the vaudeville
bill which features the Revue De
Vogue, a musical comedy act: How
ard, Kimbel and Herbert, come
dians; Lewis and Feiber, sketch ar
fists. as we'll as two other pleasing
acts.
Beginning Sunday the new show
will bring back Imhoff, Conn and
Coreene, three entertainers who were
seen here a few weeks ago in a
laughable hotel skit. This time they
have a new act. Surgeon Louder,
L. s. A" and promise an entirely
different line OF comedy. Others
on the bill are Bob Hall. a comedian
Of note, the Four Kings, wire walk
ers. Wilton sisters. youthful enter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
MUTT AND JEFF.

Those two funny cartoon comics,
Mutt and JEFF will be the attraction
at the Oliver theater on Thursday,
November 23rd. matinee and night.
The new vehicle for this season is
called Mutt and Jeffs Wedding, E"
and is said to De a smart and snappy
fun play. The production is said
10 be all new, including good mu-
sic. costumes and chorus. The mat
inee will be given at popular prices
and the sale OF seats viii open
Tuesday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
WOMAN GETS INJUNCTION
Mrs. Anthony j. Drexel is Given De-
cisiOn i'm British Courts.

LONDON. Nov. 1S.-Mrs. Anthony
j. DrexePs application for an in
junction in the British courts TO pre-
vent her husband from serving her
with papers in an action in the
French courts was granted Friday in
the chancery court here. The deci-
sion was given after Mrs. Drexers
counsel had stated that Mr.. Drexel
had intimated he did not intend TO
defend the action. The judge in
granting the injunction. remarked
that he could not stop the proceed
ings in the French courts. but added
IF Mr.. Drexel comes within reach
of these courts he will spend his time
In prison"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
ELECTION FRAUD
PROBE STARTED
lake County Investigation to
be Made FirSt-ExtendS
Throughout Indiana.

RyDIANAPOLIs Nov. 1s.-Feder-
al Investigation of election irregu-
larities was begun here Friday un-
der the direction Of Frank G.. Daily.
special attorney for the department
OF Justice. waen the federal grand
jury heard evidence submitted by
registration officials or Gary Ind,
Lake county charges are the first to
be saken up and will be continued
Monday IL is reported that evil
denee vii! be submitted from nearly
epSry section of the state.
Deputy United states Marshals
were in Gary Friday and summoned
lawyer and seven eaIoonkeepers to
appear here for Interrogation.
Auditor Edward simon and Cle-k
Herbert Wheaton of Lake county
were instructed 20 brig az election
records 10 indianapolis. They are
expected here Saturday with sey sraf
trunks Of books and papers. BE
fore the election several Gary satJon-
keepers complained that city officials
had attempted intimidation and that
their privileges had been revoked.
The federal grand jury Friday
made a partial report, returning in
dictments against p persons. Dist.
Atty Slack stated that none was in
connection with election frauds. al
though the work already has be-
gun
The Gary men summoned 20 ap-
pear are Atty. Harvey Curtis. seven
saloon keepers. Earl Daugherty, Tar
DO Spaseiovich. Charles Peo Mike
Basich. Steve Orlich and Stano Yo-
Vich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18

Washington correspondents. But
this time he won't be speaker of
the house.
James r Mann has enjoyed the
distinction of being repu bncan
leader in q democratic house. He
is perhaps best known for the
Mann act" intended originally 10
put an end 10 interstate traffic in
women. He was first elected 10 the
55th congress and TO each successive
congress. He has the shortest biog-
raphy in the congressional directory,
and he wrote il himself.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
SOLDIERS TO GET GIFTS
Red Cross Society VIII Send Christ
mas Presents 90 Border.

sew YORK. Nov 1s.-Gen. Per-
shing in command of the American
eXpeditionary force in Mexico, Fri
day sent the following message TO
the American Red Cross here, in
reply 20 an inquiry as 10 what the
troops would like for Christmas:
Many thanks for kind offer to
contribute Christmas boxes TO troops
OF this command. Men now well
supplied with necessaries. but think
pipes. tobacco. cigarette papers. Gig
arettes. match boxes. pocket knives.
small cans OF jam, stick candies.
writing materials. novels and hand
kerchlefs would be Accountable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
ITALIAN STEAMER HELD

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. 1S-Pend-
ing Instructions from the treasury
department. local customs officials
announced Friday that they would
refuse clearance papers to the Ital-
ian steamer Coltano. which arrived
in the roads this morning from Ge-
noa. i'm ballast, for Philadelphia The
steamer has a g millimetre gun
mounted on her poop deck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
SIoan's Linimenr TOR Neuralgia
Aches

The dull throb of neuralgia is
quickly relieved by Sloan's Eminent
the universal remedy for pain. Easy
20 apply: IL quickly generates with
out rubbing and soothes the sore
muscles Cleaner and more prompt
II effective .han mussv plasters or
ointment. does not stain the skin
or clog the pores For stiff muscles.
chronic rheumatism. govt, lumbago.
sprains and strains it gives quick re-
lief. Sloane Eminent reduces the
pain and Inflammation in insect bites.
bruises. bumps and other minor in
uuries 10 children Get a bottle to-
day al your Druggist, 25c-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18

Rep Mckinley was first elected 70
the seth congress. He managed
William II. Tafts campaign for re-
nomination.
In 1912 when Uncle Joe" was
defeated for reelection. someone
wrote about The Passing Of Uncle
joe" He served longer in the
house than any other man-40
years This is his 21st congression-
az campaign.
Nicholas Longworth married Col.
Roosevelt's daughter. Miss Alice
Roosevelt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
THEATERS

tanners, and Cook and Rothert, dan
GERS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
Unclc Joe Cannon.

"Jucic Joe" Cannon.
James H. Mann ~ Illinois.
William E Mckinley of Illinois.
Nlehsias LoneVorth OF ohio
This IS the congress quartet"
They can't keep 'em out The best
evidence OF chat IS that they are an
!n AGAIN. Uncle Joe" Cannon
whose interesting personality. ready
wit and eTer-pres cigar decorated
many a session OK the house. will
once more furnish material fer the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. IS (via
Berlin) Turkish troops in Persia
have defeated the Russians near
Hamidan, capturing the village of
Bidder, the war Office reported today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-23
Y. VI. c. A. is BOON
TO SOLDIERS ON
DUTY ON BORDER

Writing from Camp Cotton. z.
Paso, Tex, one of the Michigan Y.
VI c. A secretaries. on duty With
the troops. relates this Incident.
"Thursda~-sAS&-ng. Sept "A. all
the Thirty-frst regiment except 90
z. left camp FOR border duty over
front OF 20 miles The Thirty.
second came back 20 camp Thurs
day night, While tho men we're
getting OF Thursday. one man asked
FOR few sheets OF paper 20 take
along told him OF the arrange
ments made FOR them on the Dor
der. namely. that the sergeant had
500 sheets OF paper go envelope.
baseball and bat and three chers
or boards he in his enthusiasm
and wonder said Ny God. what
In hell would We soldiers DO ~ u
wasn't FOR the Y VI &. A. in camp"
The Y Il 10 the soldier just Ike
z wife 10 her husband. The Y is
always looking after the little thing
The soldier needs but forgets about
In The absence ~ the men va
have All the regiments mail 20 look
after and gef forwarded 70 them
This is no small Job. either Some
j. sent by train. some by truck. and
some by orderly Everything o.
a. tho Thirty second
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-23
Ten Commandments Mustn't Be Touched


but as soon as the children are old
enough We make them memofize the
commandments in their present
form
AS TO whether II is advisable for
any church 70 shorten the command.
ments certainly would say no
Certainly the Jewish church would
not think Of such a thing.
I'm the socalled additions which
are assumed by those who propose
the change 20 have been made 10 the
shorter form OF the commandments.
there are contained very important
points Of doctrine and fundamental
truths Of religion.
For example, the second command
ment prohibits the dedication OF any.
thing in nature and even of anv
human form or any human example
I life To say that the command
mont is limited 10 the words thou
shalt have no other gods before me-
would mean quite a mutation OF
the present form OF Commandment
and a destruction IN great measure
81 much Of It's spirit"