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GERMANS CHECK DRIVES
Attacks az ~Givrnrhy and Lc Mort
Uommc FaiI, says berlin.

NDtrof 'doff DrSrdfrh IN INV Sr>.
BrrtfS. VITA London. April, 3o.-TnS
following official statement was issued
by the German War ONCE to-day:
MANY British counter attacks At
Givcnrhy .en-Gohclle were unsucccss-
ful.
North Of the Soinme and northwest
ri tho Oiso tho results of patrol en
counters were in our favor.
on tho left bank of the Meue"
strong French forces last ev.nirc
attacked our positions ~ Lc Nor
Homnc and north Of the Caurct'ra
wood There was obstinate n.hitr
on tho eastern doclivitv of tao hi,
Tho attack was rrpuls.d.
on the right hank Of tho river the
enemy WAS rcpulscd northwest Of the
T~hiaurnont farm. Near \erdun
I'ellcray. n German aviator, brought
down one Of three attacking M,
chimes.
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NpfFtu fUbtt bcSTNtfN ~ " w.
rARrs. April 3o-Two small attacks
wcro made successfully by the French
on the Yves. bank Of the Mouse in the
last tw~enty-four hours.
French dctachmcnts last night Occur
pied "a German trench north Of Lc Mort
liommc. taking h%fty-thrcc prisoners. and
to-day "A German trench north OF Gu.
micrcs. just to the cast. was taken and
,hirty-threo prisoners were captured.
Tho German artillery directed a
French first and second line trenches
"a, lie Mort Ilommc. but no infantry
attack was made.
Considerable aerial activity is re-
ported again tonight. Seven German
machines were brought down to-day. the
official communicate announces. " OF
these. both Fokkcr machines. were at
tackled In the rcgion NJ Roye nv one
French aeroplane. which caused one Of
the lokkcrs to crash 10 the ground and
compelled the pilot Of tho other to aligh'.
French acceptance brought down two
other Fokkcrs. one near Les Ep1rgrs
and the other south OF D~ouautnont.
Anti-AircrnN Gums Effective.
or i've German machines which
dropped bombs on tho region south OF
Nerdun two were brought down by
French aerorlanrs ard "a third by anti
aircraft guns Last night a German
acroplanc wa brought down III the
Argounc.
The official communicate issued by the
French War once tonight follows.
West Of tho Mouse there was a vio-
lent homhardrsnt of our first and Sec
ond lines in tho region of L. Mort
Hommc North OF CumIeres our troops
took q German trench In tho course
of the day and made thirty prisoner.
East Of the Meuse and In the Woevre
the day was relatively calm.
ON the rest ~ tho front there is
no important event to report except
the customary cannonade.
Aviation One Of our aeroplanes at
tackled two Fokkers above IN" German
lines In the -eriou e Roye. ON" OF
tho two machines struck ny mitrail-
lcusc ilrc az all altitude Of 1880 meters
H.?20 fcetb. fell IN q mass tn the
ground. The other wss co,np He'd tu
land. Two other FOkkers were
brought down by our combat aero
planes. one near Les Eparges, tho
other south Of Douaumort. Five
enemy aorO'laucS threw bombs on tho
region south ~ Ncrdun. our scout
%Icror!ancs "h3ch were scr' - pursue
them succeeded IN bringing down twO
OF them. 4 third was brought down
by inc tire ~ our special cannon-
\ small. attack was mad" by the Ger
mans Lat night near Hamsl. south IT
IaSSirny. The attack. preceded by ar
tillery preparation, gained "a foothold IN
IN" French trenches. but a Countcr at
tack drove the Germans out again
Immediately.
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motor car under escort TO verify the
Information.
In the meantime a truce exists. n
deputation has been sen, for u similar
purpose from tho rebels ~ A~shhournc
to Dublin. The Galway rebels be-
iioycd the message from, Dublin and
arc N~ish1nding. Few arrests have hccn
made.
The situation at New cross. Corey,
Wicklow, Nagcnalstown aud Arklow
H. reported normal. quiet IL believed
TO prevail IN Carlow and Buhle''n.
! I e. message received to-
bigii u, tic Irish once from secretary
Nathan. assistant t. thict secretary VI
Ireland Birrcll. says that trouble hos
ceased iu Wexford.
The same telegram says that peace
was established IN Dublin this morning
and that secretary Nathan understands
the complete surrender of tho rebels TOOK
place. puly sc,tt.r,1 units uf rebels hold
ing out In other places. although these
have becn invited to lay down arms.
anxiety has ended" the despatch con-
Cludes.
The war Oficc announced Tonight
that additional casualties among "fii.
GERS commanding Government troops III
Dublin amount t. nNC killed, tWcnty-one
wounded and one missing.
" . So
49,. - ~ %
49," ""'c "'n ''"'u puo'''
"".'.e '"'"' ,'ul'''N "'IN''W'NH
a.u".'' "'N ~ "o'oI'oua LOT
- u,.'I"' p'"seu W."
ia the just concluded rebellion, having
s'"." 49,. 49, .''oiu''s !" reports
;" ~ "r'."s' "'"'"'s uN icpupi'-
~" =. " q s"''' Shc inspired
az. -, W. sr""'" SPcechcs ana
"e,s "'.,c 'I"r
w.. D." ""."c ' "ui'cSS whose ont.
' ,,''s ~. i''Ik'n resulted
Nv v' :" "'EN S"HSu'htrE rlots
eu.a"s W. Si'''t ear S'r'he IN Dublin III
I'iS. ,"'. lar' January hcr nome was
s'lucu NY '"e Poi't' VINO seized a print
.ns P''sS "no 'NP" 'Ip's'd 10 nave been
~" ~ w. ,n Sp'''ui's 'ro-rttmian
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GERMANS LOSE AFRICAN POST.
British Capture kondon-Irnnci aud
Much Loot.

IONpoS. April 30.--Thc captu"" "i
Ecnd"a-ir"rg az important 'r'di""
most in German East Africa, 100 miles
from the British East African frontier,
by the forces under Con ~nutS was
announced 10y the VA ot'i,e tonight,
The official statement says;
Gen. SHUTS tclrgraphs under Sdiur-
days date that his mounted troops
have captured knndoa ,Grangi, con-
voys OF munitions taken amount To-
600 oxen, 50 rifles, a large amount 81
Ammunition, 500 mINed cattle, 30
donkcys, suddlcrv and supplies.
Eondoa-lranri is 30 miles from tho
coas, and is hctw"on the Isn1 hlrH rail-
way from Tauga 10 Nul's1 ana 'N'
C"niral hallway tr"M i-os-S'''IM e.
uJiji.
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RUSSIANS NEAR DIARBEKR.
VrpuIsc TurLtsh advance Guards
100 Vile. south of NitIt..

r|rrRo.rAr. Arrl - Tho official
statement, issued 10y III" EIs-iaa War
Otfic" to-day r,shrliu. me operations
of tho Caucasus armS say that the
Russians rcpuis.d Turkish advance
gusrtl- NEAR lidrbekr.
This important town Is TOO miles
soutliwes' Of Eitiis. taken lev -" Rus
slams about . month ago while recent
official statement. ha'" mentioned briefly
advance south of Kt'is. 'h"rr ',d lcen
M official Information thdt 'uc l;ut
slams wsr" Al preaching lpari. kr. It..
,akinG Of Tr-hizoui. Icy usUrur the
Russian ri.ht Nauh and lev giving the
russians tins advanced base. iss made
possible NOR. rapid proer'.~ "iorE IN"
entire front bHrh.hr ha- lnu= been
considered one of tho immediate obJcc-
tlVc~ az the camUaiEu.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
F FOOT BALL NJ { n
IN HARD WORKOUT
Coaches Harper and Rockne
Give NOtre Dame Squad
Signal Drill.

Despite the inclement weather
football men at Notre Dame were
gwen a stiff workout on the Carroll
hsI athletic field yesterday after
noon.
Coach Harper assisted Coach
Rockne in the work Of drilling the
men at the conclusion Of baseball
practice. The teams were sent
through signal drill. with special at
tention on interference work.
If the weather allows. the work
will be transferred 10 Cartier field
Wednesday or Thursday. The ground
on the varsity playing field is still
soggy and the coaches Will not let
the men work there until it is in
fairly good condition. When the
squad is taken 10 Cartier field much
attention will be given to work on
the tackling dummy and charging
machine.
Yesterdays bad weather was dis
couraging 70 baseball men at the
university as they had hoped 10 get
out of doors about the middle Of the
week Indications are. however. that
it will be several days before Coach
Harper will allow his diamond candi-
dates 10 go outside.
Athletic officials at Notre Dame
are making plans for the final inter
hall meet. which will be held in the
gymnasium next Thursday afternoon.
II is expected that Thursdays meet
Will be the best in the history of
inter-hall athletic activities There
is bound 20 be hot competition in
every event and in the runs espe-
cially some close and speedy contests
are expected.
Interest is high among the stu
dents over Thursdays affair and
there are many predictions as to the
likely winner. 1t seems certain that
first place lies between Brownson
and Corby.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
GIVE Up PLAN Of
BOYS TRACK MEET
Inability to Settle on Suitable
Date Causes Post
ponement.

1t was decided at a meeting Of the
executive committee and the adj
visory board of the Amateur Ath-
letic federation Monday night not 60
hold an indoor school boys meet
this spring. Il had been planned TO
hold such a meet on April at Notre
Dame, but this date was found TO be
impracticable because of its coming
during the school vacation April -
and April p were other dates con-
sidered, but he former date was
found to be one on which the Notre
Dame athletic authorities were un-
usually busy and the latter date was
not generally acceptable because Of
its lateness. II is planned. however.
TO hold an indoor meet next spring
The meeting Monday night was
held at the high school and was pre-
sided over by Pres't \. H. Heller
Following the decision not 10 hold
an indoor meet. plans We're laid for
an outdoor meet for the school boys
this spring The question of such
a meet viii be taken up by the
principals of the schools at a meet
ing 70 be held this afternoon at $50
o'clock. Consideration Will also be
given at this meeting to the matter
Of a school boys baseball league.
Plans for city ward baseball
leagues were mapped out by the
members OF the athletic federation at
the Monday night meeting These
plans call for leagues IN each ward
of the city and, in addition. the or
ganization of commercial teams
among the employees of various fac
tories. The baseball championship
of the city would then be decided 10y
games between the champions Of
each ward and the champions Of the
commercial league.
A mass meeting Of baseball play
ers has been called for the high
school at p. m. on Monday. April
3, for the purpose Of settling details
for such leagues. All baseball teams
Of the city are urged TO be present
at this meeting so that arrangements
for the organization can be com
pleted by the opening of the season.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
INDIANAPOLIS CREW OFF

INDIANAPOLIS, March 21.-
Manager Jack Hendricks and 19
members Of the Indianapolis Amer
lean association baseball team left
here Monday night in a special car
for their training camp at Albany,
Ga. They will arrive in Albany
Wednesday and will remain there
until April 3, when they will start
north, playing a number of exhibit
tion games on the way.
ShortstOp Claud Derrick and
Catcher Ed Stevens are expected
to meet the team in Albany. Pitch
er Joe Councilman had not reported
late Monday and ]. -. McGnl, own
er of the club. said he was afraid
the pitcher had quit baseball. Con-
zelman told McGill some time ago
that he had received an attractive
business offer in Pittsburgh, his
home city.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
LAP0RTE TO HAVE NEW
$4,000 BASEBALL PARK
a. Times specia. srrvice

News Times Specia. service:
LAPORTE. Ind, March 21.-Mgr.
Prince. Of the Laporte Beavers. to-
day began signing men for this city's
fast Independent ball team. With
the assurance that $1,000 would be
provided for the new park, Prince
announced the signing of Frank
Nespo. of Last years Wheeling Cen
tral league team, 10 cover second
base. Joe Pliska. former Notre
Dame star. will also be given a
berth Mcbride. former Texas
Lacquer. will cover first, while nego-
tiations are about closed with Dulin,
formerly manager OF the Rockford,
Ills, team for place on the team.
Unless Louisville Of the American
association. meets Jimmy Middle
toms demands for salary increase.
this star pitcher Will take stock in
the Laporte association and play
here
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
DOPE ROOE OFT

The baseball season for 1916 has
surely arrived. the first schedule
book having made its appearance.
1t is the Dope Book. published by
G. c. Sphinx & Son, st. Louis. No.
publishers of the Sporting News.
Besides containing schedules. there
is to be found in this little book
muchN information OF real value 10
every fan. Send FIVE cents 70 Sphinx
& Son. s.. Louis, for a copy of this
booklet
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
PHlLLlES TRIM CUBS
Bunch Hits on Hendrix aud Win
6 to p

TAMPA. Fla. March 21-Bunch-
ing seven hits off Hendrix in the
second and fourth innings. the Phil
adelphia Nationals scored five of
their six runs and defeated the Chi
cago Nationals 20 , Monday in an
exhibition game here. The Cubs.
except Williams. were helpless be-
fore Mayer and Demaree Williams
and Demaree hit home runs. The
score.
Philadelphia O3O POI OOG-6 Il o
Chicago lilo GOO OOO-2 3 1
Mayer. Demaree and Adams;
Hendrix. Seaton and Archer.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
62 DAYS OF RACING
Kentucky Tracks to Have Busy
Season.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 21.-
Sixty-twO days Of racing for Ken
lucky tracks was provided by the
Kentucky state racing commission
at it's first meeting Of the year here
Monday. Lexington was awarded II
days, April 27 10 May 10; Churchill
Downs, 13 days May Is derby day)
to May 81; Douglass Park. 13 days.
May % to June y; Latonia, "a days,
June II TO July II.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
sTE AMsHIP MOVEMENTS.

int-f na .OnRl News Service
new YORK March 2l.-Steam-
ers sailing today; Noordam. Fall
oIth, tRotterdam): Patria, Naples
Due 60 arrive today: PATHS.
Pirssus. san Giorgio. Naples: Mes
aba London; Justin. Liverpool:
Manchuria, London; StampaHa. Ma
pies,
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
KEEP YOUR SKIN CLEAR AND
IIIr AITIN

There is only one way 10 have a
clear. healthy complexion and that is
TO keep the bowels active and reg s-
lar DR. Kings New Life Pills viii
make your complexion healthy and
clear. move the bowels gently. slim
ulate the liver. cleanse the system
and purify the blood a splend
spring medicine. 25c az your Drag
giSt-AdYt
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
K. of c. Team
Hits 1905 For
First Position

TOLEDO, Ohio. March 21.-The
CommodOr Barry council, Knights
Of Columbus. of Chicago rolled into
first place on the late shift Of the
American bowling congress tourna-
ment here Monday night with the
score of 1905. beating the Riehls
Of Columbus by ten pins. The final
game was 1908, the others being
936 and $50.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
FIGHT RESULTS.

International News Service:
NEW YORK. March 81. Bill
Shanks. the western heavyweight
knocked out al Benedict in the sec
on5 round
Willie Jackson knocked out John
ny Victor in the second round.
Battling Lain shaded Joe DAILY in
no rounds
Jimmy Duffy outpointed frankie
Burns OF California in 10 rounds.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
SPRING SEASON CLOSES.

International News Service:
Los ANGELES. Calf. March 21
The spring motor racing season
will close on the Pacific coast at the
Ascot speedway with the Ascot mo-
tor derby April 16. This contest
will be $50 miles for a $4,000 prize.
The Ascot. event will be eight days
after the Coronado grand prize
which is TO be run for a pure of
$4,000.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21

$3OO.S5, which is quite "A record for
a fellow Of your caliber in baseball
You pitched six games, winning two
and losing four. or at the rate Of $50
per game. In these six games we paid
YOU for, the opposing teams got o
bits. we paid you S5.45 for every hit
lhe opposing clubs made. You pitch
ed 80 innings. We paid you SO for
every inning you pitched for us last
season.
You played in II games all told;
had batting average of 1872. We
paid you $42.S5 for every hit you
made You made seven. In fact you
were the best paid ball player on the
club. In your pitching you walked 10
men. giving IL bases on balls and
hit two batsmen. Thus we paid
$3.50 for every time you walked a
man. In the Il games you played
you got one run. That run cost us
$300.S5.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
WHITE GAINS "sHADE."

International News Service.
CINCINNATI, -, March 21.-
Charley White OF Chicago. gained a
shade over Matt Wells. the English
lightweight. here last night.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
EXPERT SAYS BOTH
FIGHTERS ARE FIT
Commissions Physician EX-
amineS Willard and Moran
and Finds Men o. K.

NEW YORK, March 21.-In or
der to allay the effects OF some ad-
verse reports as to the physical con-
dition Of Jess Willard and Frank
Moran, who are TO meet in a ten
round bout here next Saturday even
ing. Chairman f. A. Wenck Of the
New York Athletic commission, had
DIR. Jose NJ Creamer, the commits
sion's supervising physician. exam
inc both men Sunday. DIR. Creamer
in his official statement Monday says
in part:
when I examined willard on his
arrival here some weeks ago. 1 had
doubts as 70 whether the champion
could get fit for hard battle in so
short a time. l am satisfied VIII
lard is ready right now to go ten
rounds at top speed with Moran or
anybody else. and that his present
condition is a fine tribute TO his
training methods, despite any crit
icism 10 the contrary
Moran Hard as Iron.
Moran was bristling with vigOr
and ready to fight when he returned
here from Saratoga two weeks ago.
If possible he is even better today
than he was then. Frank is hard
as iron and is very confident Of sue
cess. Both men are in prime con-
dition."
Moran did only light road work
this morning and then came TO the
city from Westchester He spent
the forenoon in the city court where
he won a legal battle Dan Nc
Kettrick, Moran's former manager,
sued him for S1,46c. ne claimed to
have advanced Moran before his
fight with Jack Johnson in Paris
in 1914. Moran did not deny the
claim, but said that the money
was to be paid out OF his end of the
Paris purse. The money. Moran
testified. is tied up by the moratOr-
ium In France on account of the
war. The jury decided in Moran's
favor.
Stage little Fight.
Both parties met later in a res
taurant. Moran's counsel Frank
O'Neill. former chairman OF the
state athletic commission. after a
heated exchange Of words with Nc
Kettrick. struck the latter on the
jaw. Then Harry Pollock. manager
OF Freddie Welsh. the worlds light
weight champion. took Nick ettrick' s
part and landed a right smash on
O'Neills mouth. cutting the lawyer 5
lip. Moran took no part in the fray.
but acted as peacemaker and sep
arated The cOmbatants. He induced
O'Neill TO leave the restaurant
Moran Will resume his training
Tuesday. but for the remainder Of
the week he Will conhne himself to
only light work on the road and in
the gymnasium.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21

Get lime and sulphur solutions.
The Wesley Miller Flour & Feed Co.
AdVt
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21

Iuternatioutn News Service.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 21.
John Ertle OF St Paul. defeated
Young McGovern. a local bantam. in
a siX-round bout.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21

'nterraunnnl News Service
GREENSEr RG. Ind. Boys play
ing in an alley found a box OF photo
graphs which were stolen from
Frank Manuels safe at Westport re-
oarsl-
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21

The Wesley Miller Flour * Feed Co.
Adyt
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21

International News Service:
SCHENECTADY. y. Y. March 21
Battling Levinsky defeated Jack
Heating in "A 1O-round bout.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
BOWLING

vote f-Or- - flaiV time to practice
e, .t..,., 80,
.-..-- -,o.t ..s,. seevso.
...,..,,.., ,~exas. March 21.
--.-t- .rs.r y-iI9t, ueqaprrs we're
z..., .re!.<t s..a.a p-actice at
s-.-... codes, a-,.r,- .s-,-, ,.z.44 e-ras q,
80. ,eI go 80
1,,+.,,....,.- ve,.-- ..,.~.
90. 80 ,a - The
4sn..ae .i..t..- .re 81. .,.eye toaec
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.-.. -, =, -
-, -. ......
rACrKS0Nv-.Iz .s March 21.
RT-r NIaor ovr t-S.atics
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
BILLIARDS
Back to Robust Vitality
Are You Losing Strength

What would you not sacrifice to feel as did ago g
the dsone spirit
n o
half man." by eel
II aI
rnn
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
BASKETBALL
News From the Southern
Baseball Camps

International News Service:
SHREVEPORT. La. March 21.-
Batting and more batting practice
is the order for the Reds now. they
being weak only in that depart
ment Mgr Herzog's brother. VIII
liam. died at Baltimore last night.
International News Service:
WAXAHACHIE. Texas, March 21.
Ty Cobb's request 20 be allowed TO
join the Tigers after they break
camp is worrying Mgr Jennings.
Cobb has been advertised 70 play a,
Dallas against Benny <auff and the
Giants Saturday and sunday and
his non-appearance VIII be a sad
blow to the Texas fans
International News Service:
HOT SPRINGS Ark. March 21.
-Starting today practice games are
scheduled each afternoon for the
Pirates.
Fred Clarke. former Pirate chief
tain. arrived here today 70 recuper-
ate from an attack OF pneumonia.
International News Service
DAYTONA. Fla. Marca I'll
with the training season nearing an
end the Dodgers were out on the
field early today for another stiff
session.
international News Service
TAMPA Fla. March p. - Mgr.
Tinker called the Cubs together and
delivered an after breakfast speech
today His subject was the two de-
feats OF the cubs at the hands of
Pat Moran's Phillies. The cubs and
Phillies were billed 10 play here
again today.
International News Service
NEW ORLEANS La. March 21.
The Indians having no game
scheduled until Friday when they
clash with the Peicans, will de-
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
KNOCKOUT IN SECOND ROUND

International News Service.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 21=Art
Magirl knocked out less White IN
the second round here last night.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21

Season books are TO be sold by the
Evansville management. Thesebooks
viii contain 20 dated tickets, one for
each game. and will sell for SIS,
making each ticket cost about p
cents II is figured that the sale Of
$50 books will assure the team Of
rlaying out the entire season.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
Direct
Medication

The Most Important Mod
Achievement II the 20tl Century.
For the past fifty years m-f..a
scientists have worked steadily vlrI
The view ~ deyising method NJ %.
rect medication. that S. meth.
by which medicinal Substances CON.
loo Administered directly iEto 500.
blood the part or organ disease
First came the hvnodermic syrlnE
and the administration of curative
agents under the skin or directly u-
70 the diseased organs Some tcr
years ago The administration ~ 81.
line solutions directly into the blood
stream was advocated and practice.
Since this time medical science las
gradually progressed uut at th.
present time the direct method nf
medication has beer perfected amos
has about taken the place " thr .If
Quackish way 81 frcatinE many 20
the vital diseases Al1 whF u.f.
IL is the more exact. safe and ra
tional way ~ combating q seases. ~
peciolly those caused Hf germs ...
culatirg in 'he blood
want p chance to prove cau eu
afflicted. skeptca' sufferers
] mo- longer say what y can do.
but what II HAVE DONE" D hav.
helped thousands of men Bon OBJ aa..s
- life % arise tn their very .r-
why not Won
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21

Science wins oveg disease aud
nervous decline.
No need 60 suffer aud doctor
the "Old way"
Don't let doctors drag YOU along
for months
Come and Investigate for yourself
| the advance 1 have made. and how
little IL costs to get well.
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21

international News Service
NEW ORLEANS. La. March 21.
The Indians having no game
scheduled until Friday, when they
clash with the Pelicans, will de
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21

Over 81 years PIN siciau. l6 wear.
"A Specialist. aS tuN Post Crnfiuntt
work and clinical experience ATTEST
South Bend news-times., 1916-03-21
Not a Medical Compau,

No Hired Doctors SEE. ENsmiu-
or Treat You