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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12
MAP AUTO ROUTES
FOR AID CARRIERS

At the meeting of the board OF
directors of the St. Joseph County
Fair and Amusement Co. at
Springbrook park Friday. consider
able routine business was trans
acted.
The various rural routes over
which the u autos Will travel on a
publicity tour next week were laid
out. The drivers and crews for
each car were selected and details
Of the campaign completed.
Several additions to the park
grounds which will add to the in
terest fair week were discussed and
decided upon.
The next meeting Of the board
will be held on Tuesday, Aug. % at
the casino building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12

commenting on Indiana in general
and this city in particular. the COM
ments being of a deteriorating ma
ture. They had seen several men
drive up in front OF the city hall
20 inside. and although the women
had been there for an hour, none
of the men had returned.
We'll, If this amt the darnedest
place ] was ever in" exclaimed
Clara. ALI OF them going in and none
Of them coming out"
Very Much Indignant.
Then Cora returned from the
captains office, wrathful and ex-
ceedingly indignant.
Why in Chicago you can drive
all the time without a license and
won't get pinched." she said. And
my father is waiting at the lake
for his supper and his corn" here
she held up a couple Of ears Of
sweet corn. and now we won't get
there until morning"
She then told Clara and Mabel
that the young man had suggested
that he stay here until today and
20 the lake
But they were afraid TO go with
out a man.
The man deposited the necessary
bond with the police and said that
they would all go back TO Chicago
but remarks dropped by Clara. Cora
and Mabel they were going on to
the lake and give papa his corn.
The name on the card which the
man gave 10 Capt. Schock was r.
NJ. Hutchinson. Maxwell salesman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12
LACK Of VISION
HARMF Ill TO MAN
Rev. c. P. Mass, Kokomo. Ad-
dresses Quarterly Confer
enCe of Church.

a man without vision is like a
man without a country, yes he is
even in a sadder condition" declar-
cd Rev. c. p. Mass OF Kokomo, Ind.
Who spoke last night before the
quarterly conference OF the First
Evangelical church on the text TAX
en- from Proverbs 20;18, Where
there is no vision the people perish.
he spoke of the vivid narrative
OF T.. +. Hale Ia the masterpiece, "A
Man without a Country and IL
Illustrated his sermon with the illum-
mating descriptions furnished by the
novel He said: ITO the man with
out a vision. life does not seem
worth while Nothing seems worth
working for unless there is an in
centive back Of a man 10 guide and
rlle his conduct"
FIRST. ne said, it was necessary to
keep visioa Of the true God. The
realization. ever present TO the faith
full christian life THE Bible says
that IL is the fool who says that
there is no God" He then elabOrat-
ed on the proof from nature Of the
existance OF a creator and sustainer.
The preacher spoke Of the neces-
sity of vision for the christian and
for the church member. He de-
clared ,nat "a vision OF the cross of
Chris was the second in order.
THAT A. was needed TO keep all that
Christ has doEe for man before the
minds IF the faithful, in order that
the beautiful lessons that he taught
might BE brought home with the
greatest possible force.
A vision OF the possibilities Of
Christian service rs also an incentive
towards the higher things in life, he
declared. Rev. Moss illustrated
this point with vivid and well known
examples OF the visions OF the great
discoveries and inventors of history
CoIuTn bus and Watt and others
served &c bring the preachers points
home TO his audience. 80 it is in
the religious life" he declared, zone
man gets a vision of the good work
and others catch his vision and car
~ 1t TO its logical and inevitable con-
clusion." Special advice was given
10 the Sunday school superintend-
ents and teachers la this connection.
In exempHhcation of the fourth
point, the necessity of a vision of the
eternal home of man. the speaker
told of the soldier away from his
home. "A soldier living in a dark
and dreary land, far away from his
sunny home. can scarcely exist with
out "A vision of his fatherland and
the pleasant scenes that live again
in mis- minds eye. These are the
most comforting possessions. So it
is with the man with a vision OF
his true home in heaven"
After the sermon the quarterly
meeting of the ofncial members of
tbe church was held. The reports
OF the various organizations were
gwen and approved. 1t was shown
from these reports that the church
AFFAIRS are in a splendid condition.
The organize tons heard from were;
The prayer meeting department,
sunday school. Young Peoples So
ciety. Woman's Missionary society
Ladies Aid society anc the stewards
OF the church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12
SOME THINK BUGS
ARE SNOW STORM
Insects, White in Color, Gath
er on Street Corner by
the Thousands.

At first there were some bugs and
then some more bugs came. These
sent a wire to Bugland that there
was to be a grand convention at the
corner of Michigan and Lasalle SITS.
last night. and whether free lunch
was advertised or whether the Akund
Of Swat was to make a speech. all
OF the bugs arrived.
They were white little things
about a quarter of an inch long.
Some flew about the electric lights
but most of them gathered on the
sidewalk in front Of the Sheridan
hotel and in the street. Thousands
and thousands of the little insects
were in small pools resembling snow.
and, when an automobile drove
through them, it left two wide
tracks as is an army dressed in
white had been moved down by
cannon fire.
1t was impossible to walk along
the sidewalk without stepping on
them. so thickly were they massed
together Along the curbstone they
were more than four inches deep,
a gentle moving, noiseless conglom-
Grafton.
No one knew from whence they
came nor why they had chosen that
particular corner on which to con-
gregate. but il was suggested that
perhaps a chance visitor from Niles.
wishing TO wreck vengeance on South
Bend for some fancied wrong. had
left them at the interurban station
which is located at Lasalle and Mich
igan. The police. however. have
found no evidence TO substantiate
this report
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12
ROOSEVELT MAY MAKE
TRIP OVER COUNTRY

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Theodore
Roosevelt may invade the middle
west in the interest of the republi-
can campaign, il was announced
here Friday night by National Chair
man Wilcox. who visited the former
president at oyster Bay today. The
plan calls for five or six speeches by
Col. Roosevelt, according to Mr..
Wilcox. One Of these, however, will
be delivered in Maine
Mr.. Wilcox, said he expected for
mer Pres't Taft and Elihu Root also
would aid in the campaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12
ATTENTION HOME BUILDERS.

If you are interested in real estate
either as an investment or for the
purpose Of building home, you
should not overlook the opportunity
OF investigating the Samuel Good ad-
ditiOn today or tomorrow. Agents
viii be on the addition throughout
the day. High class lots can be Sc
cured for $3.50 and up. One dollar a
week buys a lot-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
Three Women Make Light
Of Our Town, By Gum

Three women. two Of them blondes
and the other whose complexion the
darkness made difficult TO determine.
were in the automobile with the red
headed young man. They had been
arrested for operating the machine
without a license and were brought
to the police station The two light
haired women who called each other
Clara and Mabel remained in the
car while the other, who seemed to
be named Cora. went with the man
10 see the sergeant.
Gee, but the cops here are good
looking exclaimed Cora. looking at
the large picture Of the police force
which decorates the station wall.
oh. those are all dead ones par
ried Patrolman O'Connell. himself
something Of Beau Brummel
Well. the living ones here are as
handsome as ours in Chicago" she
answered.
Going To Lake.
During this interchange of persi-
hage, the gentleman with the carotty
dome was explaining 10 Capt James
Schock that the party was from Chi
cago and were going 10 Corey lake. in
Michigan. and that he had lost his
license on the road
The explanation had no effect on
the captain who told the man that
he "ust deposit $15 to insure his
appearance in police court this
morning.
In the meantime, Clara and Mabel.
both Of whom are exceedingly plump.
we're waiting outside in the machine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12

Two mem bers were initiated at
the regular meeting of the South
Bend Review. No. 4. l.. O. T. NJ.
held last evening in Beyler hall
sixty four members and two visit
ors were present. also honor guests
from Rochester and Portland ore.
The August birthday present went
TO Mrs Lehr After the meeting a
luncheon was served in the dining
room
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12

You will save from SO TO $40 on
your plush coat if you buy it at the
Economy Departments plush coat
sale Watch for it-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12

DR.. Paxson has removed his dem
tai Office from 12O s. Michigan St, to
room 420 Farmers Trust Bldg.
AdYt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12

The 18th annual outing Of the
Travellers Protective association is
being held today at Chaplin lake.
The auto parade to the picnic
grounds left the city at o'clock
this morning, making it the first
time that an entire day has been
spent at the lake. The entc
ment committee has been g,
reign with authority to o
day full to the brim of e..
for everybody.
Heads OF various
have been appointed. v
strive TO make the picnic O.
A feature OF the day viii uc the
ball game between a team chosen
by J. J. Marcus and one headed
by u. G. Curry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-12
LODGE NOTES

The first annual picnic and field
day of the Red Men band Will be
held at Bertrand, Mich, Sunday,
Aug. Is. Games. contests. a band
concert and a balloon ascension will
be some OF the special attractions
of the day 3 L Smith. Chief
Hav Maker Of Indiana, will deliver
an address. Special cars viii leave
the Northern Indiana station at 9
o'clock Sunday morning
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-06

Sronten in Der Champagne, 4rtois
nnb Slanoern. Der gon5e 8lan fir
Die ttelte Sffen1ipe Der Maiierte1L
iaete elmer Der Sffi5iere, beftebt oa=
rim, @rtiGerie in 10 rieiigem Meobe
gu pernenoen, tpie man es Dor bi,-
fem arieee nidt fir 0ertfbor biett,
l1no oomit erbarmurlgslos f~ort5lt.
fobren, Bis bie gntIdeioung in Dem
Sample 9efoQen lit. Die Snfontsrie
ioa einfo6 bo3u pertpenoet lperoetI
0ie Stelun9en 5t beIeben, aus oenen
mon Die 0eutfden onrd Dos QrtiGe-
.riefeuer bertreiben Mil. Sebler, sic
friiber, 3. 9. bel Neube @bopelle uno
2oos, bon SEN griten 6e9ange1t muir
ben, iouen bel Der neuen OffenfiDe
permie6en meroen.
Iuffaqig tit es, boB folt oGe Ste
rod Dem 9fuslonbe qeionoten geIa=
6enen @ei6oiie ntdt nit Sen 3eit-
8ir1bern, Dem fompli3ierteIten 3eile
Der @eidoiie perIeben iino. DteIs
Climber peroen foit ousI6lieBlid ill
9uslo1l0e ber9eiteQt un0 in Sen Nr=
Ienolen Ser @qiierten ouf oie Sc
i6ofie montiert. Gbenio miro 6ie
pole &aGfte Der @eidoiie ungelo0en
egportiert, 6ds beibt, oie SdropneQs
ent6alten mol 0te in @ar5 qebettetc1
argeIn, aber Die 3iinol40ung Don
foldloiem 4ulper febl ttttb muB eri,.
orii6en eirgeleBt meroer. Die omeri.
@eldoiie f0nnen aIIo nidt
brett nod Ser 6roftt geionot per-
0en unO es Oauert @od)en u10 oft
Monote, bis lie sur totid6liden Ser
.tpenOnna ferti8 ftn0. Sci Dem @e-
9ifut Ser uaroBen Sffeniioe" ioGet
aus 0tefem @r1nbe ausl6lieBlid iii
uno @roBbritonnien Der.
geitellte @eibofie benubt iperoen uro
Die amerifanilden @ei9oiie ioGen
crit ipater an Die GeiBe fomme11.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-06
Ste Beuttge 2ast.

Sin Ser @ren5e Ser 8ilfomina ur0
IN @oli5ien miro onoanerno i6arf
eefampt1 an S6arhten in Ser erit-
%getlonnten @egeno. Die Gniien mel
ben @rfol9e, aber Die Seiterrei6er
b%ebauptert Die Gage lei nod imrer
oieielbe u1o aIe ruiiii6en 41tgrifie
Ieien abgei6laeen. Inf ben If.
rigeu ariegs Sbeater1 bot fid
nibts gelonoeres abgelpieIt. Slt
engliiden 8arlornent lit Die 8ienii-
5mang=9ia eineerei6t. 9ie Srlanoer
meroen gegen tie itimmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-06
Maridlieo.

Sd iueiB nid)f, no Der @eg perldltft,
Sen beut, Den morgeiI i'd mar16ier,
SD iueiB nidt, Oh Der Hegen trduft
limb oh oaS Sd1r gu @noe Idier;
Sd ipeiB nidt, mo i6 liegen IoH,
Muf 9auren ober BUMPER Grb',
Sd tpeiB MIR, baB i6 iiesen iou
lub liegen ipero-mit Dir mein S6fpert
Gs iino Der StraBen moi geitlig
St Sranfreids rotem Mebenlano,
Sn @eli6lanos ipeiBem Nlpen3ug,
Sn' 8uBlanbs idtpar5em Sumpf mt
Sano.
gs iir6 Der Strdbett mol geilg,
limb pdren's ibrer 6reimdI mebr,
Sc 9ebt Der beutfbe Siegesflu9
@u6 iber 0reimai mebr baber.
@ir 5iebn 5u SUB nit feItem Sritt,
Wir 5iebn an NoB, Die 2an5en Dor,
@s 5iehn Die f6iperen Norfer nit
llno mas CUR f9tpnr5en Bnffe fdtpor,
llnb sibt Der Seino ben @ee uiht frei:
SIR adnoniere, brarf nrlo branl
9aB SubboH rno oaB 9~feiterei
Shn ineen uno eri6ldgen tamil
Ser 2anbsfnedt, Dem bas Golb erflang
Sci 2erfenlieo gum S6ipert liitr eriff,
IS erdl1fte Inn i'm @rnbengana
Sci zines Rdltsleins f6riIIem Stiff,
Sir fragen ni6t, OBJ freies 5elo.
Ob tiefe Gro bas &frebier,
@ir fdmpfen, mo mir hingeStelt,
ltnb mo mir lino, ia bIeibel mir.
Cb Come Itidt, pb gegen trdlft,
OF Reer uno Strom i'm Sroit e%efriert,
$50 INNER aud Der 8ee perlduft.
Ser beilt. Der moraen miro mari6iert,
$50 INNER aud i6 Iiegen ion,
sluf 9aitnen ODER BUMPER Gro':
Sd peiB MIR, baB ih lie9en ion
lln6 iieqen tpero'-mit Sir. mein S6tueri
&ubplpb Ser3ug.
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Die @alerie

Ser @eltfrieg, Der Die @elel1 Der
Horbiee uno oes Soften Weeres in
@etDegrne iest, gleiht oieies @aI
einem @ettfampf in einem tpolobae-
meiielen uno abgeidrittenen 3aum.
Die neutraIen Staaten biloen Die
@alerie - cine inn aagemeinen itunts
ME @alerie, ipettr man bon @merife
cbfiebt. oas boIo nad) Deuti9lmo,
balo na6 england feline 3oten len-
Oct. SSH es MIR Der &ritifer Dee
Garfetts iein, ooer Der Sdieosrid,-
ter2 Sod tritt Die 4biift nift
oeutlih berbor, obfpol Die 9allbung
Der straightforward, oes engliiden
Slaggenbetrugs uf1o Der faliden
8lofnoe unperfennbar cine freunb.
lihe @runoitimmun9 ee9en England
5ei9t. Sic gebt ait6 ooraus berbor,
oaB Sic l1nterieebootfrage in oelt
@~oroereruno geiteat tpuroe, obglei4
Die 3mii6enfaae auf See nur Die
5olee Der our6 @nglano berleBten
glodaoe6eitimmungen geiueien fine.
England bat gegen 8eutldlano cine
Gapierblodaoe %berbdngt, uno
9eutIdlano bot, nodoem oie @erci=
nigten Staaten oies nit einem mir
funesloien @ioeriprliG 6ingenont=
men, Dos gleidortigeGedt, bic gle;d
arti9e Sorm aud fir ii6 in aniprud)
9enommer. Naturgem6B mllBte iid
Gle @irfung in elmer grunoperIhie-
oenen @eiie dliBern, neil nod Gna=
lono Sransportidiffe NIT Munition
nno 2ebensmitteln gineen, nod
3eutI1lano nidt; es muBten atd)
frenoe Menl9enleben gefdbroet iper-
ben. neil Die G~neldn0er @enidep-
fradt onf Die &~rieesififfe 1no oie
Sanoelsidiffe nit ganntpoare no6-
men. Die 1lrloermeioliden 3mildeii-
foae ba6en lanee 3eit Die @ufnerf-
iamfeit Der @alerie bon ben engli-
iden @emalttaten abgelenft uno sic
Oeuti6er &riegsbanoluneen onf Gee
5llm @~cgenitano beftiger angriffe ge-
madt. Sic @alerie urteilt imprel-
iioniitii6 uno iie IaBt iids obne sen
idneren 3uiammenbang Der @reie.
niiie 81 prifen ooer aud MIR gil
beriidiidtiaen, bon dllBerIiden Ge-
benumitdnoen in ibrem ltrteil beeiil-
fluiier, ii6eriiebt aber babel, baB lie
geraoe Tie, mitihuloig tit an oielen
barten, Dem Oeutiden @olfe ielber
unliebiamen Nottpenoigfeiten.
Die Nelltralen iin6 an oielenl
9riege enti6ieoen mitbeteiliet nidyt
BLOB tuegen ieiner mirtlhaftlidell
@irfung. @or aaem baben lie aud
Die ioealen @erte gu id)iiten, Die
aagemeinen 8eitimmlmeen oes 8ol-
ferredts, Die pielfaf) our9 England
~5uerft berlebt noroen iinb. Au1 bic
beudleriide @rorteruneen iiber Be-
glen tduifen nid)t oariiber bintueg,
DOB 8eIgien, nod ebe Ser 3rieg BE-
gam, i'm Sting Der @erldmoreien
iaB uto oaB Der @eutroIitdtsbrud)
Ser oiplomatii6en &rieesborberei-
tling GnaIono, ni6t 9eutidIonO sur
2oit fdlt.
Cine Sraee ober mar fir olle oia
eleife = oie 5reibeit Ser Maeere uno
Die 9eitimmungen iiber Die 3uldi-
iigfeit uno Sormen Der 8lofaoe.
Die @ereinbarungen perfoleten ben
3mef, Die gteutraIen eegen Die @ir.
fuitoen oes arieees su ihisen mo
in Der Srei6eit Der Meere Den iinge-
it6rten @irtidaftsberfebr auiredt5u-
erbalten.
Man ourite oaber boifen, 0af
Mmerifa. 0ok 9rditoent Wilion, Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-06
5rtie Yreie fit seras: 9emnernag 6. Sanaar 1915.

fintluno in ieinen Soften, es ots etne
gbrenpflidt betrodten ipiiroe1L
Stimmfibrer Der Neutralen I'M
Sample fiir oie freien @ege o1lf ser
See 81 meroen. Wan burfte boronf
rehnert oaB lie Die polferreftlidl
poreeidriebene1t 5ormen Der 8lodaoe
gelGibt nnb berteibiot bitten, oits
itott IN monatelangem S6tpeigen 5ll
perborren unb onbllrd Die unbeoiltg=
te @erri6oft gnelanos iiber ben
europaiiden Morft 8u foroern. Gs
1T eenou ME Dor bunoert Sabren
Die &ontifentaliperre, Die geopo-
leon emit BON gerlin ous iiber GU
ropa ~berba1t9te, lit rtel1 belebt
NIT Dem llnteridieoe nur, ooB bente
ENGLAND Die 6aoen in Der Sonb
balt, oomaIsgeapoleon. Dime engltid,e
@enebmi9ung fommt feine Na6el
mebr ans lleberlee nod europa, oie
&oniular1piona9e ON BEN @ngpalien
6es Meeres un0 Die ginfubrtruits
7prgen 6ohir, ooB Sen nelttroIelt
Stooten MIR oos MinoeitmaB oe5
eigenen 8eoorfs geliefert miro, ibr
SanoeI nit 9euti6lano aber miro
ullter611noen. Gus oles miro i6meis
gcaO eeouloet.
@elder MongeI an 2o9if offell-
bart iid III Der amerifaniiheu 5ttl-
lungnabme sum Grieg. @rbeM
|0eutIdl(ano 8orfteQungen megerl ser
8offenIieferungen, 6ann ertpioert Der
SEER 9rdiioent, er onrfe nidt in
.0as 8irtlfoftsIeben e~in9retfcn;
greift aber England onrd @bfongen
Ger 3ufnbren aus 9nterifa mud
9eltldlano uno ungefebrt Elm, oana|
i9neigt Die @oibinetoner ~9iegierul9
ftun1m un0 tanbftltm. Cine i6liir=
mere gebormnnoung, bie fnit elmer
georobnne dbnlid felt, Bat oie
8eltgei6tGte nod ME erlebt. Ser
amerifanifde Sorrbel NIT europa
unterlieet bo1ig Der 8ilfiir Gig
lambs nno Serr 8illon trdgt Dies
dies nit @eoltlo u11o @iroe.
@s gab cine ldneaere Metbooe,
ben 11nterleebootfriee ein5uiteGen
ltn0 tie mar bon Deutlblano angebo-
ten. 4merifa batte fir bic formee-
re6te 8lodaoe ourd england Sorsel
tragen ionenk bann bette Der l1nter-
ieebootfrieg bon ielber oufgeborr
@enn er iest eemilOert utlb gemaBiet
poroe1 lit, 10 bot ii6 9eutidlano
ourdaus nidt 5ur &edtsauffaiiung
Gmerifas befannt. Ionbern lebigli6
ben Gortpano fir Die 9eeiinftieung
englanos beieitigen monen. DieIer
3med lift CREDIT uno in 4merifa
peroen, nadoem Die Note an eng
lano abgeeangen iii, Senoungen bon
8aaren, Die nidt ouf Der 2iite ser
8%annipaaren iteben, nod 9euti6-
Iano horbereitet, I'M Die amerifani-
iGe &egierung Dor oie Rotpenoig.
felt elmer praftiiden Gntldeiollng 81
SSlt eetpiiiem Sinlte lit oieie
0asnabme Elm @egenitiid gum gSu
titanic" 5al, es lit Die 8riifung Der
oiplomatiIden gbrli6feit, mn nit
Dem ltnteridieo, BOB cine Glitter
uno nidt cine Menldenfra6t Ser
9robieritein lit. Die @aIerie muB
SteQling nebmen.
&dtte iie friiber lire Yflidt geto1
uno itreng lioh BEN @rrnoiaBen oes
g6lferredts eebanbelt, Damn pare
Der ariee l6ngft aus. Die @olerie,
Die Gnelmos 8ilfir ouloete, Die 81
ben Observation-Disclosures int
uno in Der @egdis idmeiet,
bat moralilde ariegsfonterbartoe an
6ei1oe 9eliefert; tie lit mi.
an Der 9atter 0es Selo5uges
un0 leiper 2eioerJ an oenen ale
- aud Die @alerie.
0%fSranff. 8eper6e-3 tg."
M~arId,IieS.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-17
Brief sea Battle.

BY United Press.
London, May 17.-British destroy
ers and monitors yesterday fought a
short battle with German destroyers
off the Belgian coast, the Germans
Withdrawing. There were no British
casualties.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-17
WITH
AMERICANS
ON BOARD

By United Press.
Washington, May 1.-THE Amer
ican consul at La Rochelle, France.
has cabled that three Americans were
aboard the Canadian steamer, Eritria.
which has been srnk. 1t is reported
that the vessel struck mine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-17

ARE SENT
TO PUPILS
Eighth Graders in Rural Schools Receive
Tokens Of Progress; Results Of
Second Examination Will
Be Known Soon

Ninety-seyen diplomas for those
who successfully passed the first
eighth grade examination some weeks
ago, were received in the office OF
the county superintendent this morn
ing and will be at once mailed out to
rural schooRpupils.
The diplomas, numerically. are di-
videe as follows among the different
schools of Grady county: Chicka-
sha, 10; Rush Springs, -; Minco, 4;
Pocasset, 10; Alex. e Acme, 2 Min
nekah, 5 Tuttle, 16; verden, II; Ag-
AVIAN, L; Bailey, 2; Bridge Creek, l.:
Middleburg, l. Rocky Ford, /; Brad
ley, 5; verden, 3; NARROW, g. THE
diplomas going to NARROW are for
Grady county pupils, living in Grady
county, attending the county schools.
but having their post office address
at Marlowl
Superintendent Shepard stated this
morning that the work of grading the
papers of the last eighth grade exam
ination, conducted here last week,
was nearing completion that he had
six teachers aiding in grading the pa
pers and that the papers, as soon as
the work of grading shall be complet-
ed, will be forwarded to the state
board of education for final action
and the diplomas for the successful
ones returned
There are, in round numbers, 400
papers in the last examination, each
paper being divided into sixteen parts,
or subjects, and each subject carry
ing ten questions, making a total of
6,400 questions and answers to be
considered by the local board now
working on the papers.
The teachers who are passing upon
the papers stated this morning that
many of the pupils handled their ex-
aminations carefully, while some Of
the others showed an unfortunate
amount of carelessness interspersed
with their questions. This careless
ness might, it was stated, keep some
from passing who would otherwise be
entitled to diplomas.