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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20
LIZ DoLlA LA MANo IzoulERDA,


Ningun remedio de familia tiene
mejor reputation entire las familias,
que las Pfldores de Foley para los ri
hones. La sefiora Laura Beall, de
Plattsburg, Miss, escrihe: En- A.
bril- pasado tuve muy mala salud: ell
lado izquierdo me dolia TODD Ell item
po. Las medicines del doctor no
me hacfan ningdn provecho. EN-.
tonces tome dos frascOs de Pfldoras
de Foley para los rinones y ahora me
siento bien.n Curan prontamente
dolor de espalda, reumatismo, dolo-
res y adoloridas de una manera natu
raj, expnlsando ell veneno del siste-
ma. No contiene drogas pernicio-
sas.-De Venta en- la Botioa Capital
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20
DEM0CRAlA
En- FAVOR DE- uA 3D.
LETO mPR0GREsISTA
tps Albuquerque Hsrald,)

uA
Una Communication de Santa Fe nos
dice que 81 comite ~progresista del es-
tado de NueYo Mexico, serA llamado
q n session que tendra lugar en- San
ia re el dla % de Julio. y que enton-
ces SO determinarA expedir una llama
da nara una convention %progFesista
del estado, con el fin de nominar I'm
nnletn pTOgresista del estadp.
Estas interesantes nOtieias sc hicie-
ron pAhlieas, a renglon seguido de Ia
no apaFici6n de ninguno de los MEM
bros del comite executive republican,
del estado, quienes deberian haberse
reunido con 81 comite del partido pro-
gFesista Ell sabado pasado en- Santa re
La organization de los 'samachados"
en- este case, trat6 a los progresistas
con la misma rudeza que siempre ha
sido caracterfstica en- ellos y sus ac-
t0s con todos los p~artidariOs de Roo
seVelt, y quienes cuentan entire sus fl
las muchos hnmbres que en- ctros item
pos y por muchos amos eran miembros
uthafsimos de Ia organization republic
cana. 4 Los ~progresistas estan justi-
fieados en- sentir que. a los amos anna
ehados" de NueVo Mexico no les i'm
porta m 6ito ii vueIven eIlos II mar.
fido ! IA nnede me estan insti.
fieadoa az sus esf,,ar0es vigornsos M.
"A anseharles ! los iefas a-machados
nue III hachn valen aIro cuando u III
man Al cona;aaraeinn 1os ras,,,tsdoa
do Il alacci65 del ostado Mie,,sl 4
Otero ouien &c ahera mo do los sefes
del er,,no nrogresista f,S nor no,cbos
amos al individ,o mas fnerte on 10 ~
aanizaci6n ran,sbl,oana a. aste astodo
0taro saav6 I ~ rannhIioano a. M
merosoE a-nrfvocos Nm no,Stieo rac-
"a ! saos1 /, IN M H,af,,ndo conoci
miaatn deI 5,,ebio ! 81 s1,s cordic,o.
.nas IA i rue - soaroh rsss ~ A.
] Il msou,na ~ ran,bIsoana no d,san
ciAn sahio Dr. ~ aisnar,odn o,ando
siendo eohernador controJobo y;rt,,eI
mante Il msarira waios nTa 10 80
hahSa sido antas 10 La drs
0tero do todos l,s mo Te~toronas da
ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nmroa - oi,id6 All
nnabio ID - n,asa AL nnah,o ~ eona
raj IA nua [tenfan darecha az
considarados ! tratadas nron,o monta
ri ras,iaS uasa0o9 ptopiaiueneo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20
SOLO PARA H0MBRES
NERvlsANA-EL REMEplo QUE
TANTo Sc HA RUscAno.
Una Muestra Gratis a Todos los que
Ia Pldan,

Use siente I'd. nervioso 8 que sus
fuerzas Sc agotan9 gNota I'd. que su
vigor sexual Sc ACADIA. que la memo
ria lie falla, o que su sueno es inte-
rrumpido por pesadillas con perdidas
del fluido vital; lie duele 4 I'd. la Gin.
tura 8 la cabeza, Sc siente I'd. gasta-
do, sin amino y vigor. debido d abu-
SOS 8 axcesos en- la III entpd?, Eva
I'd. perdiendo la esperanto de recnpe-
rar su antique espfFitu para poder go
EAR otra vez de los plaesres de la vi
da2 I'm este case ~escrfbanos hoy sin
falts, pues es tempo que I'd. obtenga
10 que lie restaure la salud y el vigor.
A TODD hombre que nos sescriba solicit
tandnlo, le enviamos enteramente gra-
tbs una muestra de nuestro gran ira
tamiento medicinal NERVISANA para
que Ia pruebe y note sus efectos. El
que n yez haya usado Ell metodo
NERVISANA es nuestro deeidido ami.
go para siempre,, este explica TODD.
Ademas de Ia muestra lie enYiamos
tambien sin ninsln costo d obligation
para I'd. I'm siemplars del ~interesante
lihrito aLa salud ante Todpv. Esta
obrita que es codiciada por TODD HON.
bre debil expIieara clara ' distinta-
mente Ia influencia de los neFEios so.
bre el sistena sexual. Sc lie msnds
enteramente gratis juuto con Ia mues
ira TODD bien snpseado y franco de
porte, con solo mahaarnos una carta,
asscripiendo en- su pyopio ~lepguais, 81
NAL de que sufre. Diriisse a.
THE NERVISANA ca.
0spto. tfJ-asss MliUsukss Avs,
CHICAGO, ILL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20
Sc EQE So DoLoR De EspALpA

Hay muchos hombres que psdecen
~afecciones de los rihohes sin que Sc
IL imaginen. No Sc realiza que tan
serio es i'm dolor de espalda, miscu,
las adoloridos. dnlor de c%pyunturas,
de rodillas, y vista turbada hasta que
una persona trata de %asegurarse So
bre la vida y Sc %encuentra que no 10
admiten a causa de enfermedad de
los rinones. Joseph G, Wolf, del
7s4 s. Jackson St., Green Bay, Wis.
escrihe: Las Pffdoras de Foley
para los %rinones, me libraron de IN
severe dolor de espalda que me ha,
bia molestado por algunos meses.'
eada sintoma &c doloF de rlhones
merece atencicn. DE venta en- "a
Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20
cuAL sERA Ell RoRvENlR DE
MEXICO?

St.. aserar
oei Sp.e 20 t PnvseS. .os a' -
e Nan" autSs, pol aras due p
hu ~ 20
Pe'o $500 ~
paua ,es su,pt 800 e nu.ino
~ Nuu un
pues On hleuiv uel oaus 1ee Ie'na On
fesapa erupiSa' naua 20 pueue %
OeI on soAsseV a.
Gna us " uler.a Ia situ
% ooaa.no ~ as aue qu aas svs
hossaras ~ a. nnsaEonoodo ~ :. an
=. 4;aaa !, "a ~ =
graciaa 1 las aarra fales a-onivoeacin
nes cnmetidas nor todos lbs nne nan
metido Ia mano en III tesoro nacional
dioho tesora ahora solamente existe
en Ia nsginas do 10 historia q niIede
ane en- las areas americanas q en- los
holsilIos do toda Ia tnrba do hribones
uue unos tras de- otros So han anode.
RADIO del oohierno dasde 10 salida do
Porfirio Diaz basta Ia fecha
Mientras tanto ii nuehIo -anpustia.
do nide nan harina Ago On fin CON.
nme satisfaear sns -ascmaIidos ast6ma.
COS. Escrihen nersonas fidadienas
del interior de- Mexico. i tienen las
manos ilanas DO naneles a;nfaIsifica,
bless pero luz no yalen absolutamen
te NADIA, pero que a1n cuando algo va
lieran serfa 90 mismo, porque no hay
que comprar, pues con la falta de CO.
sechas. la paralizacion de los talIeres
y fabricas Y la depreciation de la mo-
NADIA 90 ha nara1izadn al comarcio nor
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20
PARA ENFERMEDADEs DEL
VERANO.

ri catarro romadizo aflige a milla-
res dc personals Y los pacientes del
asma sufren %torturas indecibles. FL
Jarabe de Mel Y Alauitran de Foley
da aliFio, porque reduce la inflama-
eidn y limpia los pasajes del ARE.
Alivia la terrible tos y calma las
membranes adoloridas con los esfuer
zos eonstantes de parar las causas
irritantes. Este remedio familiar
no contiene 6pios, v una botella dura
largo tiempo.-De venta en- la Boti-
ca Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20
De "EL -IlDE
PENDIENTE" Dc A
VEGAS, s08RE PQLITIcA
Los, TRlyNFos DEL PRESIDENTS
WIS sTwrww7 MN 81. y
IN Independientes de LAS Vegas.

primer triunfo: El salud0 que ext
gio de Huerta y ell consiguIo en- for
ma de. .......un vlolini
Segundo triunfo: La suspension
del embargo de armas en- favor do Ca
rranza y Villa. C~onceHueneia; ma
tanza de americanos por amhos. con
armas a%mericanas.
Tercer triunfo; La expedition pH-
%nitiva; frustrada por Carranza: matan
ga de tropas americans.
Cuarto triunfo: La libertad de los
prisioneros de Carrizal: Carranza
los manda sin calzones; ~indicandole
a su compadre Wilson su triste situa-
cion; ell simbolismo es espantoso, pero
ell presidente Sc 10 traga.
Caracoles! Y con tanto "~triunfo"
y "trofeo" quien dira que no esta-
mos q~uedando ante los oios del mum
do, todos "triunfados" y @atrofiados..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20
DICE oUE SON MARAvLLosAe..

Ell tempo de calor es mucho mas
peligroso para una persona que tie
ne mala digestion. El calor del sol
guarda Ell cuerpo caliente Y n ma
sa de alimentos no digeridos en- ell
estomago Sc descompone y mas prom
to manda impurezas que ocasionan
Intermediates a travez de TODD ell
sistema Indigestion, constipation
dolor de cabeza, biiiosldad, hincha-
zones Y otras condolences causadas
por intestinos ~recargados, seran ali
viadas prontamente con las Pastillas
Catarticas de Foley. La Sra. Eli
zabeth Slauson, So. Norwalk, Conn.
escribe. "Puedo deeir honestamen
to que. son maravinosas.' De ven
ia en- Ia Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20

iIijos MICS: no d~espreeieis nunca q
nadie; considered al que es superior
como a vuestro padre; al igual como
a vuestro hermano. y al inferior como
a vuestro hiio.-AH.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20

la frontera y como qos despachos de la
prensa, y de varias fpentes de infor-
maci6n dicen que los hombres tienen
que pasar muchos trabajos tanto en- Ell
campamento como en- Ell canine por
falta del equipo ~neeesario Sc mand0 al
Mayor General TasKer III. Bliss, jefe
asistente del estado mayor del ejerci-
to, para que viniendo a la frontera, ha-
ga una cuidadosa investigation sobre
ell asunto.
El grabado representa- al battalion
go" en- Marcia, ell general Bliss en- Ell
circuao abajo. y Ell coronel Conley al
lado derecho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20

y td. hiio milo, que piepsas ser?
-Militar.
-cprreras 81 rIesgo de morlr en- Ia
guerra.
Y CVien podra matarme2
FL enemigo.
-Entonees' sere enemigo. 81 te pa.
rece.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-20

Suscrihanse al NueVo Mexicano. So
lameHte UN PESO al aha.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
GIVE RECEPTION
FOR BRlDE-ELECT

Miss Oretta Mahank was the
honored guest at a reception given
under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' sodality at st. JOseph's hall
Thursday evening.
Cards were the chief feature. The
first favor was won by Miss Agnes
Meyerhoefer. and the consolation
fell 10 Miss Marguerite TremeL Miss
Stephana GrZesk won the prize in
the pumpkin contest. Miss Mahank
was the recipient of a beautiful pic
;ure Of the Madonna. the presenta-
tion being made 10y Miss Florence
Klaer. Miss Mahank is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Mahank,
DIS w. Fourth St. and will be mar
ried TO Hardy Williams of Detroit,
Mich. in the near future.
4 delicious luncheon was served
Covers were laid for 40 guests. The
committee in charge was composed
OF the Misses Isabelle Ernst. Estelle
Bauerlein. Monica Bueche and Re
gina Mahank
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
DRUNK Is FOUND
TO BE STORE THIEF

James Moore. 6S years old. was
arrested Thursday by Detective John
Weaver on suspicion and drunken
ness. Twenty combs, three pairs of
shears and one purse were found on
him. lie pleaded guilty TO being in
toNicated Friday morning in city
court and Judge Feig fined him 81
and costs. Upon being questioned
as TO where he got the combs and
other articles ne said ne bought
them from the Moore Wholesale No
ton Co in Chicago After court
chief Kreiter took the articles TO
the WOolworth and Independent five
and ten cent stores at South Bend.
where they were identified. The
manager of one Of the stores and
two salesladies accompanied the
chief 10 the local Jail They recog-
nized the man. whom they said. had
been lettering around the stores fire.
quently IL the companies wish 10
prosecuate the man they must wait
until he has served his sentence out
in the county jail for drunkenness.
Il days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
HALLOWEEN PROGRAM
WILL Be ATTRACTIVE
Committee on Entertainment
Appointed - Teachers
Asked to Take Part.

The following committee has been
appointed 70 take charge OF the en-
tertainment part or the Halloween
entertainment which the merchants
Of the city are giving 20 all the
young men and women and children
Of the city, Tuesday night: Mayor
Gaylor, W. H. Parmenter. Fred Part
ridge. Ben Baer, Frank Eberhart,
w. II. Upper, w. P. O'Neil, L ].
Casbon. Fred Hewlett, Fred Keiser,
J. deLorenzi, Fred y. Smith, Lester
Robinson. W. y. Chandler, Duncan
Campbell. Fred Eberhart, Bert de
Vault. Stanley Mcintosh.
Plans for the celebration are de
veloping nicely, and should the
weather behave on this occasion. IL
should be one Of the best affairs OF
it's kind ever held in the northern
part of the state. All teachers Of
public and parOchial schools are
urged 10 lend their assistance and
take an active part in the program
The children will sing their songs
in front of the Mishawaka hotel. ac-
companied by the Wooden Co. band
Dancing will take place in the same
neighborhood. The Dodge band will
give a regular concert program AT
the corner of Main and Lincoln way
The line Of march and formation
will be given in Monday afternoon
papers. The parade will be formed
so that the smallest children will
come first, the adults bringing up
the rear. The children will be the
hOnored guests on this occasion.
Although the finance committee
is doing well on collections. il is
jOyed the fun so much last year
send in their checks for any sun
from 81 MP. TO O. f. Lang. honor
ary treasurer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
SPEAKS ON GIVES
Urges Cooperation of Home
and School in Junior Civic
Work.

The lesson Of living together
Alright in the home, in the school, In
society. in the industrial world, IN
state and in the family Of nations
Is "A CRYING need in these divorce
sundering. strike-breaking. war
ridden times" These words formed
the preface TO an excellent address
delivered yesterday afternoon be-
fore the department. OF civics by
Harrison A Moran, principal Of the
Main school.
In the course Of his remarks. the
speaker said that in early child
hood, children are naturally free
from the bigotries, the hatreds. the
snobberies which disfgure older
lives. Prejudices, national. religious.
social. racial. mean nothing 20 the
little child. Who then. the speaker
asked, Is to blame for finding these
prejudices rampant everywhere In
later life? We older ones. OF course.
Why? Because we've failed in cling
ing 20 the high ideal embodied in
the story OF the Good Samaritan. In
the life history Of the man Of Call
lee.
To anticipate the direction OF the
unique life OF each child, and TO go
with him hand and hand a little
way-this is the hope Of parents and
teachers.
Civics as a training in habits OF
good citizenship. rather than a study
Of government, forms machinery.
other qualities of good citizenship,
such as a sense Of personal respon-
sibility. power of initiative. and the
spirit and habit Of teamwork Geo
operation) should be stressed. NJ.
Moran gave quotations illustrative of
the Importance of the home and
school in thoroughly drilling into
the minds of the children habits of
obedience. kindness, honesty. unset
fishness, cleanliness. courtesy. indus
try, thOroughness, etc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
RIVER PARK

The Loyal Daughters OF the
Methodist church met Thursday
evening with Miss Pauline Evans. $.
Sixth st. The meeting opened with
business session: reports OF the
various committees were given. and
the following officers were elected:
President. Miss Pauline Evans: vice
president. Miss Thelma Paige: sec
rotary, Miss Mabel Borden: treas
urer. Mrs. Frank f. Wolfe: report
er' Miss Irene Newcomb. Commit
tees appointed were: Social, Mabel
Borden; mem bership, Irene New
comb and Irene Straub: missionary.
Charlotte Newcomb and Alice
Brown. After the business a pro-
gram was rendered which consisted
OF plano selections by Misses Mabel
Borden and Thelma Paige; read
lngs, Misses Irene Straub and Irene
Newcomb; pantomime, Misses Char
lotte Newcomb and Alice Brown;
vocal and instrumental selections.
Mrs. Frank f. Wolfe. A two-course
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The decorations were suggestive OF
Halloween. The place OF next
months meeting will be decided
later.
Mrs. Harry z. Windbigler was
hostess 70 the River Park Independ-
ent club Thursday afternoon. In
the business session 1t was decided
to postpone the social which was
previously announced 20 be held
Saturday evening at the home of
Mrs. Fred SIade. Following the bust
ness the guests were entertained
with contests. In a burr contest
Mrs. Ambrose Bussert won first
prize and Mrs. Lawrence Picking
won scond. In the body contest
Mrs. Bussert won first prize and
Mrs. B. Hardy second. The guest
towel donated by the hostess was
awarded 70 Mrs. Benjamin TripIet.
A two-course luncheon was served
by the hostess. The club will meet
Thursday. Nov. 2. with Mrs. viii
Wenrick.
A business meeting Of the True
Blue girls of the Methodist church
was held at the church Thursday
evening. Reports Of the various
committees were heard. It was de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
MIsHAWAKA PERSONALS.

Mrs. A. l.. Whitmer Of Rochester,
Ind. is visiting with friends and rel
atives in this city.
Mrs. T. +. Coakley and daughter,
Donnabelle of Rochester. Ind, are
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Robbins. 1913 W. Batten St
Miss Helen Donnelly Of Elkhart
visited with friends here Friday.
John G.. Berscheit Of Aurora. ILL.,.
is in the city for several days visit
with Mgr. Senger of the Century
and Lincoln the3ters.
Mrs. Juliette r. Machelin Of To-
ledo. o.. is spending a weeks vaca-
ton here.
Mrs. James Clements and son.
James Buford. returned 10 their
home in Chicago after visiting with
relatives here.
Henry Kiel. 7O2 w. Fourth St. is
i'll.
Mrs. Lewis c. Love Of Plymouth
visited with friends here Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
FARMERS DAY OFF
MAY COST HIM MONEY

Farmer Ben Fillard. who lives
south of town. took day off Thurs
day and started in To see the sights
of Mishawak1 i'm his Auburn car.
In the course of time he drank a
bit and started to tour the city. AT
the corner Of Union st. and Lincoln
way he bumped into the curb. one
wheel was torn from the car and
another smashed Cop" Pottes hap
pened by and ordered Hiilard 70
appear in court Friday morning. In
court before Judge Feig he was ar
raigned on two charges. speeding
and 64ivinE while intoxicated. lie
pleaded not guilty 10 both and the
case was continued 20 Saturday
morning. lie was released on his
own reCOgniZance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27

cided that the teacher, Miss Elsie
Kops. and the members OF the
class. with the assistance Of the
teen age" department. would give
an entertainment at the church
Nov. Is. The class will hold its
regular meeting in two weeks with
Miss .Freda Anderson. :. Seventh
st
The 5B class OF the River Park
school and their teacher. Miss Lii
Ian Richard. and Miss Ethel EnEel-
wright the sewing teacher, enjoyed
a picnic and weiner roast Thursday
afternoon on the banks of the 50.
Joseph river. near the Sixth ST.
bridge.
Mrs f. Miller Of south Bend has
moved 10 Sixth st. River Park
Chester Bussert, John Brand
strater and Miss Irene Rrandstrater
viii spend the week end with
friends at Rochester.
Mrs l. O. Bidwell. who has been
III the past week. is not so Well
Mrs Samuel McGaul and daugh-
ter are visiting in Plymouth this
week.
w. r Smith is in Chicago trans
acting business.
Arthur Seymoure left Thursday
on hunting trip at Plymouth and
Bourbon.
Adolph Nanderbosch. son OF Mr..
ard Mrs. Nanderbosch. =. Fourteenth
ST. is i'll with scarlet fever and the
home has been quarartined.
George A. Wegner OF Culver, Ind,
returned today after a weeks visit
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
REPUBLICANS HOLD
A FUNERAL FEST
Meet in City Hall Amid SOmbre
Surroundings and Discuss
Political Situation.

The maEnifcant success OF the
Barnhart meeting Wednesday night.
and the consequent realization that
their republican ship was on the
rocks and sinking. threw cOnsterna-
ton into the ranks OF the few re-
pubIicans left in Mishawaka, and
an urgent S. o. S. signal was flash
ed from one end Of the city 20 the
other Thursday morning. calling the
faithful 70 a meeting In the mayor $
city all office during the afternoon
The situation has become desperate.
according 20 a voter who was re-
publican until he heard Congress
man Barnhart's speech, and 1t was
necessary 20 call this meeting to
find out III there were any stand
patters left in the city Notwith-
standing that city hall officials
busted themselves most of the day
in drumming up recruits for the
meeting. less than dozen answer
co the pathetic pleadings Of the ;.
O. s. In fact. 20 be exact, II was
said that the total attendance was
only 10. Even at that, il was a big
meeting. IL having been claimed
recently that there were less than
is republican voters in the city al
together. so that the percentage
was net 10 bee sneezed at
City Officials To Front
OF course. the bulk of the audience
was made up Of the mayor and city
hall officials. They have time on
their hands for such post mOrtems.
a News-Times reporter was told
that the meeting was strictly pri-
vate: i'm fact the door was locked
and the window shades drawn, and
the key hole was 100 small TO admit
of even "a glence into the hallowed
portals Of the city's chief executive.
The meeting was OF considerable
length. but judging from the express
sion on some Of the countenances as
they emerged. il looked 70 the re-
porter as II the mOurners had wit
messed an unpleasant obsequy.
What was really done at the meet
ing can only be guessed at. of
course. as the delegates" were as
dumb as the proverbial oyster.
However. il was stated previous TO
the meeting and on apparently good
authority. that an effort was 10 be
made 10 stir up something dur
ing the closing days OF the cam
paign. and IL was made plain that
more newspaper publicity would
have 20 be forthcoming If they eX-
pected 10 get even these IS votes TO
the polls. election day. The apathy
OF the local republican sheet, so far
as concerns the situation here. and
the fact that The News-Times was
putting mp such a gallant fight for
democracy. was expected TO be talk
ed over. and remedy found 10
counteract the gaining political in
huenCe or this paper everywhere
throughout the city
Feared "a Touch.
Strange as il may seem. local re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
lNISHAWAKA GENERAL NEWS
e-ThneoH South Main hee+H OmeP 49,

publicans have not as vet been ask
ed 20 contribute 10 the local cleo
tion fund. but some Of them trem-
bIed previous to the meeting lest
touch was down on the pro-
gram Of the afternoon proceedings.
In their hearts they know that this
money had better be given the
Orphans home. which on account
OF the prevailing high prices in
fOOdstnffs may be crippled in its
work this winter There would be
satisfaction in this kind Of charity.
while in giving 10 a fund 20 be spent
on losing proposition-well, there's
little glory in that kind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
N0NAGENARIUN DIES
FRIDAY FORENOON

John Flory. 81 years old. died at
the home OF his brother-in-law. DR.
J. B. Greene. $50 Lincoln way w.
Friday morning. Mrs. Mary Barn
ard, Long Island, Kas. and Mrs.
Ida Cheek, San Francisco, Calf.
daughters, were with him at the
time OF death, which was caused by
old age. Mr. Flory was born in
Ohio. Sept. IS. 1928. On Jan. 9,
1852. he was married to Margaret
Hagey. who died many years ago.
He came 10 Mishawaka In 1853, and
has been a resident OF the city ever
since He retired from the manu-
featuring business some years ago.
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed. but the Rev.
Sprague OF Detroit will conduct the
services. Burial will be In Mish-
awake.