davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-11

0cntidJc nnb 0iterreidiide Srnp-
pen 5aben bei Der rniTiIden Sta6t
garaupiuifidli an Der Gd)ara, aIIo
an brr cigentliden 0rensfrpnt Der
ocntiden Vcrbiinbeten sesen bic
Ruiien ciacn gldn5enbcn Grfplg err
rnmgen. Gie baben bic rmiIilden
Stcllnngcm anf cine Strefc BON
5ipei nmb einer balben Meile ge-
ftarmt, baben 5000 @efangene ge-
madJt, iiebennnOsluansis NaidJincn-
aeld1ibc crDbert nab ben 9iniIen
idjiperc 9erInite beigebradJt. IS
mar Sics Der gr0fte aampf, Der felt
2ansem I'M eigentIiden ginflanb
itattgefnn6en bat.
Spatcr 0rpeidjen iaseu iiber ben
Grfplg bci WaranOiuitid)i baf bic
erfteH 2inien Der 9miien pollitGnbia
SmrdJbrpdjen fcien nnb Die MHfcm
iidJ anf lire siueiten Gtellnnsen bGt.
ten snrid5ieben miRen.
Gjeaenangriffe Der 9inIIcn anf oie
bon 6en 0cnfdjen erobertc Stel-
lima bei 8aranpiuitidji iu1irben ppm
ben .Sentidjen sMriidseidJlaseu.
sinc Sepeidje ans Berlin melbet,
oai, in Der Nadyt upm 8. anf ben
10. gsupember rnglilde enftidiffer
erfolalos bic belsiiden Stabte Dit
enoc mno 3eebrmesse bOmbaroiert
6abem. Sins Der Merpplane iunrbe
sesipnnsem, bernntersnfpmmen mno
lcin ;siibrer, Elm cnsliidJer Cffi5ier,
iunr6e gefansem genpmmen. Vim
Norscn bes sebnten gobeuiber sriff
Elm ocmtides MerOplan 5fuei britildc
.3iueibeder in Der Wegeno siuiiden
gtienpprt nnb 9iinfird)fn an. SIS
5iunng Gins ber 8eiben bernnter sit
geben nnb oas anSere 81 entflieben.
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anrSe l1eberli4t.


Die Semtiden nn0 Deter
reider erringen bei 8arano-
iuitId)i in 9inflanb einen CLAM
senbcn Grfols. 0esenansriffe
Der 9iniIen iunrben snriifsc-
idlagen.
9as @pr0ringen Der Mlliier-
ten an Der Summe luuroe slfnf
!6aIt sebradlt.
Die Staliener iuollen anf
benz &aritplateam porserndt
1ein.
slnsriffc Der Jramsolen nub
Serben bel Nonaitir iuerbcn
abgeidlaBen.
,Sm yn5eit Sal nmb in Der
@cgcnb BON Yrebeal iueroen
bic 9fmmamen bpn ben 9entid)cn
ttito Seiterretd)er sitrptG9efrtc-
ben.
Sas Turoringem Der Miller
ten an Der Spmme iuir0 gum
oalt gebrud)t.
Die 9imiien bebampten, lie
Ieien bis an Die Bride bei
GcrnapDoa bernngefDmmen mnb
es Ieien oDrt idJarfe aampfe
emtbrannt.
enftldifffanpfe finben iibsr
gefgien itntt.
sspuierpatipc 3eitnngen ta-
SeIm bic 9iebc oes 9ieid)sfans-
Icrs,
&apitan Goenig iuirO smm
Gbrenmitglieo Der 6ermanns-
f51ne erfranitt.
Graf SarnDiu Sarnolpsfp
III 6iterreid)dd)er gptHdyafter
in 8aibinstOn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-11
FeinIte Wiseonlin-G CAME
geifelfen Sic .ictt fit bic sseiertase.
sycinifes 9yfammemmllS.
Paul Machts, 80 Marfet ct.
Inlano.

Ser Braiioelt bot feline erlte
9feoe nad) Ser Wabl an oieShioenten
oes Miliams College III @iIliant5-
tolpr, 9saii., gebolter ~sSebt, oa
Der @ablfanlpf poriiber it erfldrte'
er in ibr, ullliiiien mir ales Hartei
gefiiH pergefien itilb uns alle 5ulam-
men Dem @ole oes 2anoes nionen.
Die @abl in Californian fonn-
te crit na1 ginlnufen BET 8elultate
aus ben in ben 6ierrns gelegenell
8ablpre8inften nit Siherbeit ent-
idieoen iperoei. giele bieier Wabl-
plate baben i9le6te @egeDerbin-
oung nllo auf manhen 9ergitraBen
lag Ser Shnee 10 bod, oaB Die
Holtfuti1en falnn onrhfonlnen
fonnten.
slus @aibington miro berid)=
tet, oaB Der General 9lnipalt Gre
gorp m eff Staaten megen angeb
lih periibter @abllbminoeleien lln-
terilt1ungen einleiten ipil
General 8oetbnls bebaiiptet in
ieinem an oas ariegs Wfiniite-
RUM einsereidten 8eribt, bob Die
@efobr meiterer grorutid)e am ga
mama &anaI iest pollitanoig be-
ieitigt lei. 0as bleibt inbeB ob5ll-
iparten; General @oetbaIs bat Der
artige grfl1ritngen ihon Deridieoene
WeaIe abgegeben lno Die <lherci
aina troknern fpeiter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-11

jcst @eIamoter int 8nlsariem lit, mar
frit6er einntal Sefretar Der Dfterrei=
dlild) rnsarii6en 8otldyaft in @aib=
iitgtDn.
Mns @aIbington iuirb semelbet,
bas ainerifaniide 9iote Sirens babe
iekt en6lid pum Gnslanb bas 3mge-
itanbmis erlanst, Saden fir 6pfpi-
taIer nngebinbert nadt CeiterreidJr
11ngarn mnb 9e,ttldlanb IdJaffen ~
bifrfen.
s~ssn ieiner gegenudrtigen fritz
lden Gage leioet 9fltnla1tien. neil
es ben Srrtltm beging cine gainnS
5li fdlieBell, oie nit leilten graoitio-
neH nno feiner geograpbifden 2a-
ge@ridbt i'm Ginflane itano T 81
erflarte Ser bulgariide Yrenier Ga-
oosIapoff in einem essnterpielp, oas
in Ser 8uoapelter 3eitlrng ua5 Gil"
abgeAruft tpuroe. u91llnlattien be-
fittbet ii6 in elmer gefdbrli6en Gu
ge4. iagte gfaooslapon ugs pltroe
leiten biItoriiben 3ielen nntreu llno
nlitB oafiir biiBen. Die geograpbi=
fde Gage oes 2anbes 5eiet flar, oaB
es fid nit Deutfdlano unb DETER
reid ltngarn bdtte berbiinoen ioI-
len. Gnnlanien lit irregefiibrt NOR.
ben ltlto lit in ri1ililde Sanoe aez
fallen. gs bat feline llnabbdngiefeit
bereits perloren, nno Der ruiliide
3enfor ilnb ruiiiibe Goli8ilten regie-
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/. Sic sSabl.

yfad) Den lebten Jtad)rldten bat
Hihter &ugbes i'm Staate 0iinneio-
ia geiiegt
Stem Wferico bot 8illon bis iett
cine Ytaioritdt BON 2184 Stinrnen
gegeben. 80 Yre5infte baben nod
ni9t beridtet.
Sliis goncor0, Stem 9anpfbirc,
miro gelneloet, gr1iioett @ilion ba-
be ben Stnat nit einer Ylnralitdt
BON SO Stinmen geipoilnen
glns 9feip g)orf miro beridtet,
oal, Die gepublifaler Die sSbee, Die
@abl @iIlon's su fonteltieren, auf-
gegeben baben. Der GoriiBenbe oas
republifaniiden gsationalfomites,
@ilcpr, loa erfl1rt baben, oie 9ie-
publifaner bGtten feline geipeiie Don
getriigereien. 9is jebt lit aber nod
lti6t Die iibIi1e 8liifipltnl1oepeIhe
Suebes5 al ben iiegreideil @egen-
fonoioaten erfolgt.
Sn Wtinneiota lit nod immer
niht oas sfeIultat feitgeitellt, alid
ni6t in Nem 6anlpibire uno in
Nep Naerieo. Die erften beioen
Staaten beailiprudt Suebes, ben
lebteren 8illpn. Die 9fepublifaner
geben andb bie Sofflnlng nod ni6t
auf, oaB Die offisiele HaA5dblung In
Californian baS Heilltat 5u @ltlilten
BON 9lgbes anbern miro.
Die Brobibition lit in WtiiIouri
nit elmer eroBen Mojoritat geidln.
gen. 0iefe WfaipritGt lit iest fhor
$4,000 Stirnnen groB, uao Die
Sdlfte Der 9eri6te liegt crit Dor.
Gs iheint iebt, ais menn 9epubii-
faner unh 0erofroten ieoe 25C
Site i'm 9iepr6ientarltenbauie Dec
aongreiies batten. Die Balance pi
Gotper@ liegt alio in ben Sanoen
Der fiinf Wtitelieoer, Die lueoer Ge'
rnofaten nod Gepublifaner iiltb.
Cine 0epeife aus Seem Oorf be.
balptet, @ilion babe i'm gan5en 2a.l-
De iiber 100000 mebr Stinlinen
nlebr befonnnlen als Sugbes.
Irdiioent @illon ioa feline Ma-
ioritat IN Californian ourh oie,elt-
legenen 9iItrifte erbalten baber. De
rem gotum per 8oItfutide nad Der
Souptltaot gebradt murbe uno Die
man audi ilidt per 9elepbon errei-
den fonnte. 0aber oauerte Die 3ll-
iammenItellllng oesgieiuItats 10 Ian-
&c.
Der Staat Montana miro unter
ieiren 8ertretern I'M aongreB flint
tia cine Dame baben, elm Srdulein
SSeannette 9fanfin. Sic miro Der er-
ite ipeibli6e 3ongreBpertreter iein.
Sn sSlorioa lit pabrl1einIi6
Der Brobibitioniit gatts sum Sou.
perneur getpablt nor0eil.
Sn England ion man iebr frob
iiber Die 8ieoertpabl @ilion's iein.
OaS gloitben mir. obne oaR man
uns Die 8erli6erlng giebt.
glns Muffin miro gemeloet, oaB
oas fogenonite dnl-Amenbentent
fDabrldleinlid) anaenonlnlen lei.
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Stlrfl1llNe Slbuflg
Sd)arfe GDntrODfrie iii Oer
aOnlnliilion.
Griplge Niaa's.
9ie gabuitationeu @alleso llnO
9lOalna iiberfalen.
9,arral an9eblicb nitbt
9efailem.
Griolge Niaa's.

Die amerifanilden Wfitslieber
Der amerifaniId inerifanildem
aummiiiion ioaen ben merifaniiden
Mitslieoern in Ser seitrisen Sit
mns mitgeteilt baben, baf garransa
ieine @eripred)msen, Gilla sm ber-
nidten ober 5n iiolierem, nidJt erfiiDt
babe. Seridlte, bic beim Staats-
mnb beim ariegsSepdrtement einge-
troffcn leien, iagten, @illa iueroe bpn
Sag su Sag itarfer. 9ns Inter
nebmen garran5a's gegen i'm lei
ppllitGnoig 5miammemgebroden anO
amerifnmiid]es Webiet iuerbe luieoer
onrd sic Siaiitas beSrp6t. Die Neri-
faner loIlen berlndt baben, bies 80
beitreiten, aber Die Mmerifaner iDl-
len ibnen iueitere geiueiie fiir bic
ppllitGnbige Generalization Der.
Garran3a Srnppen III GBibnabma
puraelegt baben, bic iidl bentlid
Dnrd ben @erlnit Garral's, Santa
&oIalia's mnO anoerer StGSte SET
&c. Sic Iollen linen erflart baben,
baf inter iold)en ltmitdnben an einc
9iiidbernfmng Der EerIbing'iden
Srnppen gar nidJt ST oenfen lei. Gs
iuiirbe 6as Die refine &erriiftbeit
iein. 9siel perniinftiser iuare es,
iuenn man ben Mmerifanern bolle
geiuegungsfreibeit in CHIHUAHUA ge-
lpGbre, bann m6dten iie Inn Stanbe
iein, @illa st bernidten nno iid 5n-
riifsnsieben. Sieie GrflGrnmsen
Ser anterifamiiden Wiitglieber Der
aommiiIion iullen Die Merifamer
iebr dnfserest baben nmb lie ipllcu
gefragt bnben, pb 6ie Mmerifaner
nid)t ld)on jebt cine 8eictnng bes
gamsen Staates gbibnabna beabiidl-
tigten nnb sn benz 3uef Die EerIb-
ing'Iden srnppen beritarft batten.
Die Mmerifamer lollen anstpeideno
geantiuprtet baben. Gb iidJ Sie @pr-
sange in Der Sitnna 10 bramatiid
abgeIpielt baben, ipiien mir nidt,
aber elm sienrlidj idaries &eneontre
IfJeint itattgefnn0en .Sit baben, bDn
anberer Seite iuirS lMebnlides be-
ridjtet. Snt1adlid loll Garramsu
BON Sen gilliitas, idJon in bie 9efeu-
fine gebrangt iein.
-Gine SepeId)e aus Der Stabt
Gbi6nabna melbet, %illiitns inter
lmebeSu leien in Der gabnitatipn
@allegu an Der merifaniiden Sen
tral6abn, 122 Meilen iiiolid) bon
,Snares eridienen ,tnb batten mcgee
idpleppt, mas iie iuegidleppen fonn-
ten. garransa Gol6atem hattem
lire @erfolsnns anfsenpmmen.
- Sicbsis gilliitas Iollcn Die
Stntion NlSama an Der &nnias Gitp,
Wterieo nnb Orient gabn, nurbiueit-
lid, bon Gbibnabma selesen, iiiber-
fallen nnS gepliinSert babem.
- 4ns Gl gaio iuirb semeloet,
elm merifaniIder &nrier, Der nadl
Earral geId)ift ipnrbe, nm nad Semr
SfJifIaI Der bortigen glmerifaner sm
forid)en, lei nidt luieoer snriifse-
febrt. gms @aIbingtun lpiro aber
semelOet, bas Staatsbepartement ba-
BE BON ieinen Igenten Die Nad)ridlt
erbalten, Enrral lei mod i'm Belts
Der Garransiitas nnb Die glmerifa-
ner bort ieien nidjt ermprbet.
- Nus eagle Eah iuirb semeloct,
ser Garransa General Wnrsia bas
be Earral nno Santa Hoialia su-
riiferobert.
- 0as Gintreffen mebrerer bnn-
bert Garransiftas in Snares sab
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Sn @aIpeIton ipuroe Der 81.
idbrige CHARLES 81. groipn, eia in
@eihaftsfreiien iebr nngelebener Der
iiheriingsagent, in Dem perihloilenen
Eefepbonabteil ieiner Office nit Ell
ner Gl,geI i'm aopfe tot acfgefunoen.
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Sin SelifateiIen Counter.

Der Sermannsiobne SoIle iperoen
bonn 9 Sonntag ab llnb ieoen fer
neren 9 Sonntag I'M Speife5int,
mer 9elifateiien in elmer glusipobl
bon oreiBig bis biersig Sorten fer
btert
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@erlanst iuirb Elm gutter bentidjcr
3imn-Sdymieo, Der nnter 80 Sabre
aft 1T nnb gut l0ten fam. 9sndBn-
fragen bei 9llbert &ieIer, 1905 @eit-
Spmitpn Gtrake.
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SdDlueimeidladten in !

SdJapeineid]ladten in Der 9aGe'
ser Sermannsfobne am San1ltag
uno Sonntae, 3. II. II. 12 geopenl=
ben. @eafIeifcb, @eIuurit, @urFt-
iiippe. 9iur fiir Sermannsiobfte
aiiilftig finoet ieoen 5anltag uno
Sonntog SdpeinelhIahten Itott
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fTort'esuna auf 5eite !.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06
MASKED MEN HOLD UP
c. R. |. AND P. TRAIN
Two Go Through Smoker and Get
Sis While Passengers In
Next Coach Watch.

AIUSKOGEE. OKLA, April 6.-Two
masked men held up and robbed the
passengers in the smoking car OF
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacifc
passenger train No. Al as the train
was leaving Howe. Okla, Wednes-
day night. After obtaining Sll5 and
four watches they forced the CON
ductor 10 stop the train 10 allow
them TO escape. Posses we're formed
at Howe and Red oak To pursue the
robbers.
According to trainmen, the two
men boarded the train at Howe and
remained on the platform until IL
was well under way Then placing
handkerchiefs over their faces. they
entered the smoking car at the front
door. pulled out their pistols and
commenced shooting through the
ceiling. Having iDtimidated thu
passengers. one of the robbers be-
gan TO collect money and valuables,
while the other walked behind him
keeping the victims in their seats by
covering them with two revolvers.
Passengers in the coach just be-
hind the smoker witnessed the rob
bedy. but made on effort TO inter
fere. Not more than two minutes
was occupied in getting through the
car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06
LOCAL PASTOR ELECTED
Rev. j. O. MOSier, Vice President Of
Evangelical Association.

HUNTINGBURG. Ind, April g.
The 6Eth session Of the Indiana con-
ference of the Evangelical associa-
ton was opened here Wednesday
afternoon with an address by Bishop
l. II. Seager Of Naperyille, H., and
viii continue through the week.
The Indiana conference extends into
eastern Illinois and western Ohio.
It also has charge OF three congre-
cations in Louisville, Ky.
The following officers for the
missionary society were elected:
President. Rev. z. ". Praetorius,
Elkhart; vice president, Rev. J. O..
Mosier, South Bend; secretary, Rev.
A. A. Knepper, Urbana; treasurer,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06
LAD RESCUES THREE
News Times Special Service

LUDNGTON. Mich, april o.
Marion Hvhitseu proved himself
hero when he rescued three of his
friends from death i'm the Pore
Marquette river
Beulah Dean, Lillian Adams and
Forest Johnson had gone for q
boat ride on the swollen waters of
the river. In some manner the boat
was overturned Whitsell happen
ed along just in time TO see the boat
go over and he hurried to the rescue.
The lad plunged into the cold
water, swan to his three compan-
ions and towed them safely ashore.
All four reside in Scottville
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06

and Gurley Brewer, indianapolis.
Eighth district-Ralph s Todd,
Button. and L. Ray Lenick. Union
City.
Ninth district W. Otto. Craw-
louisville, and J. +. Moore, KO-
kOmo.
Tenth district-Charles Mauzy.
Fowler. and c. w. Hanley Rens-
sela
Eleventh district + W d
Bridges Wabash, and NJ. B. Stultz,
Huntington.
Twelfth district-Byron Summers.
TT Wayne, and c. A. Woollen, Gar
rett.
Thirteenth district-Louis Vail,
Goshen, and Fred A. Bryan. South
Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06
MOVIE PROBLEM BIG
Preacher says Some Films Give
Children False Ideas of Life.

international News Service.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 6.-In an
address before the local council Of
women. Rev NJ. G. Pearson OF the
church federation said the moving
picture problem was one OF the
great ones the people were now
facing He said some of the films
gave the children wrong ideas OF
life He urged the women 10 create
a public sentiment in favor OF better
films at all times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06
HOT CONTESTS
ARE EXPECTED
IN c. 0. P. RANKS


The district meetings resulted in
the following men being chosen ss
members Of committees and dele
eates 10 the national convention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06
To PROBE CHARGES.

international News service.
WASHINGTON. April 6.-The in
terstate commerce commission late
Wednesday ordered an investigation
Of charges BY Sen Luke Lea OF Ten
nessee that the Louisville and Nash e.
vile Railroad Co. was giving passes
70 politicians in Tennessee. A hear
ing will be held IN Nashville before
Chairman Meyer on April p.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06

Hammond.
Eleventh district-George Grimm.
t.ogansport.
Twelfth district-v d Weave.
Lagrange.
Thirteenth district-Jesse Esch-
bach. Warsaw
Credentials.
First district-Ottis ] Brunei.
Dale.
Second district - Murray Balm.
Martinsville
Third district. W. Baird. Ma
rcngo.
Fourth district-John E. Amiok.
S-ipio.
FIRST district-James p. stunkard.
Terro Haute.
Sixth district - John Russell.
Richmond
Seventh district - Ralph y.
Lemcke. Indianapolis.
Eight district-Horace c. Muir
ply Muneie.
Ninth district Roy Cox. Darling.
ton
Tenth district-George O.. Gregg.
Hebron.
Eleventh distriet-w A. curry.
Hartford city.
Twelfth district Alvin Goodwin.
Pleasant Lake.
Thirteenth district - T. Julius
Lonn Laporte
Delegates to National Convention.
First district William H. Nc
Curuy Evansville. and J. A. Thorn
burg Boonville
Second district-D NJ. Ford. Vim
cennes. and Robert 6. Miller.
Bloomington
Third district-Thomas J. Brooke.
Bedford. and Will ". Cave. French
Lick.
Fourth Decentralization 9. Irwin.
Columbus. and John s. Benham.
Benham.
Fifth district-John L. Crawford,
Terre Haute. and j. J. Higgins. elm
ton.
sixth district-Thomas Milikan.
Newcastle and r. y. Elliott. Con-
nersville.
Seventh district - Frederick A.
Jose. and Richard I&eber. Indianap-
oils,
Eighth district-George b. Lock-
wood Muncie, and Frank Merry.
Dun5irk
Ninth district. ". Bowen. Del
PIN. and J. J. Shanklin. Frankfort.
Tenth district N $. Norton.
Gary. and Henry Marshall. Iafay-
cite
Eleventh district-John I. Barnes.
Logansport, and John Spangler,
WinamaC
Twelfth district-A. 3. Meier. Lg-
onier, and Benton E. Gates, Column
bia city.
Thirteenth district-Vernon W.
Van Fleet, South Bend, and Or. d.
g. Knott Plymouth.
Alternate Delegates.
First district-Dr. Charles 4. Mil
Ter. Mt. Vernon, and DR.. W. j.
Pether Winslow
Second district-John NJ. Pietz.
Washington. and Fred Cunningham.
Martinsyille
Third district-Lee Herr. Tell
City. and Charles +. G. Hancock,
Jacksonville.
Fourth william Arnold
NeedmOre. and +. f. Estey. Rising
sun.
Fifth district~-James B. Davis.
Brazil and Clarence G.. Powell
MOntezuma
Sixth digtriCt-FTsnk Taylor
Richmond. and 2. /. Dena ROpp.
Greenfield.
Seventh district-James Shelton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06

BERLIN. April 6.-Lieut. Oswald
Boelke is today acclaimed as a hero
because he has brought down mis-
18th enemy aeroplane The exploit
is mentioned in the following official
communication
Three enemy aeroplanes We're put
out OF action by our aviatOrs in
aerial engagements north of Yer
dun. Two came down behind our
font northeast OF Samogneux on
the east bank Of the Neuse (north
Of DOuaumonD and the third
crashed down in flames behind the
enemy's lines.
Lieut.. Boelke thereby brought
down his 18th aeroplane, and Lieut..
Parschau his fourth"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06

Tardieu. a noted French editor.
who has written several books on
International relations. is now gain
ing new first-hand information on
his subject by lighting in the
trenches. and has twice been 1en-
toned for bravery. Tardieu lee
tured in this country some years
ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06

The Brazil nut tree does not begin
20 bear fruit until il attains the age
OF 80 years or Whereabouts. and con-
tinues to produce crops intermittent
~; trees known TO be hundreds Of
years old have produced crops.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06
Vice President

members OF committees and dele
gates 70 the national convention
Vice President.
First william Lamb. Pc
tersburg.
Second district william 81. Lou
den. Bloomington.
Third district b. NJ owen.
Scottsburg
Fourth district-James N. Jones.
Nashville
Fifth dlstriet-R Robert II Cauin.
Tcrre Haute.
Sixth district-John Payne Con
nersgille
Seventh district-John p. Cock
erum. Indianapolis.
Eighth distriet-John c. Sutton.
Decatur.
Ninth district-Miron Garrigus.
KokOmO.
Tenth district. II Copln. VAL
paraiso.
Eleventh district-Ras Mcclure.
Marion.
Twelfth distr.ct-Logau Staples
columbia City
Thirteenth district-John l.. BY
bee. Kewana.
Resolutions
First district - Charles Witten-
brake. Evansville
Second district-CharIes O.. Sefrit.
Washington
Third district George "a. Hester.
New Albany
Fourth district-Dr Fred Austin.
N1adfson
Fifth Observation-Disclosures T. peck
GreencaetIe
Sixth district NJ Rridgerosn
Rrookvile
Seventh district. w. Fesler. In
dianapolie.
Eighth district-Harrv /. Eitsel-
man. Muncie.
Ninth district-Ed DANES linton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06

Rev J. Fl RiUin, Decatur, delegate
to board of missions, Rev. Z IS.
Praetorius; alternate, Rev J. j.
Wise, Indianapolis.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

First Race -- Purse. 2-year-old
maidens; 5T furlongs: Arrow. r. H.
Anderson. Sun Ronnet. i0s Pilson,
Sir Wellons. Bullion. Jack straw. ti2.
Second Race--Selling a-ycar- olds
and ny s furlonEs. NMarEaret ~.
95 xOwana, io1. Busy Joe. NI.uzzi
1902 NBriss. loi. san Vega. 1917
l.anshornc. 100. bonanza, 10, x1.a-
Third Race Selling, 2-year- -olds. 6
furlongs. Nsignorette. 95 xZamora.
90 James. lns Peachie. Matin. MIL
brey. los. George e. Love. ioT.
Fourth Race Meadow lawn purse.
5-year- olds mile and n sixteenth:
sun Cod. t0O Milestone. Lucky n
loa Typhoon. los Captain Rees. Col.
Firth Race-seiling: s-year-olds
and up; 8 furlongs slater susie. i02.
Old Bob. Eddie pelling. iOl: Wanda
Pitzer. i06: Rochester, l07 Cash on
Delivery. Kootenay, 100; xB'bcrator,
sixth Race Selling: s-year-olda
and up; mile and three sixteenths:
Margaret f, %. xManasseh. 100.
World Wonder, Clubs. 105 First
Degree III.
Seventh Race-Advance money
selling. 3-year- -olds and up, mile and
n sixteenth Orange, Mabel Dulweh-
er, 102 VMarlorle n, NIawbo1e.
NDisllluston. NMiss Kruter. i03: Fell
bowman, Yallaha, los. White crown.
los
xApprentice allowance claimed
Weather. clear, track. fast.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
MARX CROWS
SARCASTIC
Mayor Issues Statement Deny
ing Police Are MOlesting
Connolly Forces

Mayor Marx added irony to his
campaign ammunition. Saturday
morning. when he made public a Dit
ing statement regarding Judge Con
nolly's charges that the Marx forces
are using the police power 10 intimi-
date Connolly supporters.
The statement purports TO be a
denial OF the charges and an ex-
planation that such Connolly men as
have been arrested have been guilty
OF violations OF the law and were
not molested because they were Con-
molly men. The mayor, however,
offers no explanation for the charge
that taxicab drivers on Monroe-ave
were required TO remove Connolly
signs from their cars. He mentions
the charge but passes over il TO say:
Il tender TO the Judge my apology
for the offenses committed and as
sure him that in the future offenders
against the law will be immune from
the protecting folds OF Connolly-for-
Mayor banners"
Most attention is devoted to the
arrest OF Robert Marsh In the resi-
dence OF David A. Brown. No. 9s
Lawrence-ave. The statement points
out that Marsh was found 10 possess
Connolly publicity material, a mem
bership card in the Connolly-for.
Mayor club and a letter of introduc-
tion from Judge Connolly TO a De
troit motor car concern. a. we'll as
81 900 worth Of jewelry belonging TO
Brown.
II do not want the recorder TO feel
that Marsh was intimidated because
he was Connolly man." says the
mayor. ''He vas apprehended be
cause Mr.. Brown notified the police
that prcwler bad entered his resi-
dencs."