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1880 TIROS

Hay en- s~ervicio active en- ell frentc
del Champagne, I'm canon de Is mi
limetros. Ell cual ha estado en- accion
desde ell principle de la guerra euro
pea. Sc cree que este canon es ell
unico "sohreviviente" deSde los pri-
meros dias de Ia lucha, Y segin ell re-
gistro, ma disparado desde entonccs,
1880 tiros, conservandose en- buen
estado.
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TRANSACCiONES SOBRE TERRA

c. Il. Hodgkinson a Jose Sanchez
- Noviembre de 1916. Parte del lote
numero ~. Nucvo lotc SG3. Avenids
Broad. $50.
Manuel May 4 Miguel Fernandez.
Mayo 20 de 1911. Lote 81. Nuevo
Lote 2437. Gale BRACES. $500.
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OCJLgAS

rr.,,,.r, r.f gev ~,lom1a O.2J
ulr-!ru.rto Internal Gaur,n:l" HIl=ia blan
"a. r..4 y na-rd. aplr.rl"ne~- etc In
DOGMA q Ritual ie Ia Ma NaSta. Coniie-
n %, rria-tllu So. -dlo'u5u. IA Lahald. -
r-rfr- DOL rNr,1. Ul-rumaFs' IA. &C I-Uh
EDghi-iG.rue>. TTIWOrIGe V Feliacul0S u.AD
Il DRAGON Eu5C. o sea 81 arle de lGaAaaC
= los f>1'r;i.> 90 &c. $50. u'-'
IL Tocrr del Pen>imielto. 81 domino J
v~ul'.ra. Come t>tIdtdT Su CueTZd l.Wh
Il Illru Internal TraiadO dc las clenclaS
U~rIll'i~. ruutru" q IIbro Ge san tlprla-
no. ClaSirHIg n" ~al.Iu6n. 81 Dragon Ro-
tD v IA Cabra IrtNrUal. ctC..--.-.... 90
ri Vr-daLeru DRAGON &ola. En~canidin!enin>.
mode ~" harerS" invisible. etc .... 1.N1
Ia grEH yart'I gdivluidrr2 ...--.....- u-%
LIhru Wa-nn q" san Ii1rtaTu- Edlrion UNI
"a ! ,nUgrl"rI del T3mO>O GriruOriO- 900
"a CI4y.rglL del iIethIcSrG. o Llbrn dc san
Glrrlsnu. con tnfinldad lie sPCre:OS.. $50
la Gran NisIz >uprHma -. 30. e. 0-31
Manual dc Ga@Ia Blanca re-. -. . 12S
Manual fe Na-la ROia BE-. ... . -. 6.2l
Manual Ge Nacl3 Negra... .. %. .-. G-2j
S]eCretOS &c los Carlos. Arte dc SaaaT a
'otOS los .ueSaS -. 10. 20. . O.. 10"
SeCrer0S de Alberto eI GranJe .. 20. U.:j
>Scrsto> de Ia DTeSttdtgitaCi0n Y "a maSia.
LCccl0neS prar;iCaS De eSCamoieU... Toe
SeCreius del inferno 70. %. %. e. o.
TeSOTO de NilacroS dc II Cruz Dc CaTav9-
ca. NrrdadeTI IOya Del OCUI;iSm0 o. 9-5E
VerfldHro Horoscope para adlTtnar 81 roT-
NeiltT 90 - - go - - "'ot
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TRICENTENARIO DE UN HlS1O,
RIADOR PERUANO
Carol Lasso de la Vega

En- eli Feru Sc conmemor6 hace po-
90 cl ]tricentenario de Ia mucrte del
historiador Deruano Garci LaSso dc
la Vega, en- que, como dice Ia prem
"a limena. Sc enlazaron dos razas
e~sclarecidas. pues fueron sus padres
ell noble captain cspanol Garci Lasso
de la Vega V Ia inca Isabel Chimpu
Cello. Meta de Tupac iupanqui. En-
especial las ciudades de Lima Y el
Cuzco rindieron homemade a Ia memo
ria del celebre autnr de los "Comen-
tarios Reales."
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GERiS IDINE2SaS.

Nlmlu.,uu. r,u,rr,Ir r,ar, M sass.
ar,,. I,. ,rn;,;. IA. c,rlas nor medic dc T.
har.Ia r.ralnIa nS,
K,bIluIrrJ 10 Ia riSi. ubra gapaZ de harcI
r.lr , L.. ru,r,.r;n. r.ns fnrnns lola 90
rlrlnrraunn =, la. porn I,srrS do Franz,
IA ~r,isIi.Y a."
rI' y, ',,i a,r, 90 .,
n,r.irr,r,n Icl ,rnnr mira ainonist,na H%
,, ",'' a.. . ~ G,i, ,c l., ,rricr cdrcS%
r9 I"tr.rta lie .orrna u!"ts.' eir, as
Fl caIruiaIGr Del al.nG6n. lii para sem
hradrr"S. ~rIZradnr"S : trafICantcs.. o.
III lihro d" Las mrdr"s ............... M.5
II rrns'Ier" Dc IT,, "uT,n"rados...... 0.5
ENiiI" general Il" car;hS e. ... =. e. o.:
II Icrfqlrro lrDrn tr uro. Prartlras d,
n.guriismo. hiplsriSm0 Y suggestion. Co
rrI-r 81 anncauIirniG, ralia de v%nluntad ,
"n"r@tas rcrdida>. con n SO adGuierc i"
Iucrza. Ia f"ltriiad, Ia vida e. -. 100
uuE! d"I JG"ddo! ne pelnla-......... O.2J
HfANIliIra DEL amor LIhrli0 original Oh
"iIia r"iili'l"ia del auidnsador de cdballoS y
del pirIdor ... -. e. e. .. g. -. 1.8O
H'NlnIii DC bcrlu!Ho- \ IL riSiIca..-. O.21
JucIgS II" InaTos, 0 sea 81 arte de hacer
dIablurd> 0.30
JucS0S Ih"crlltn> GH soc!edad. COLLECTION
o." JA"-"s di'rrIIi"S ' adiTlnanzas Csc
los s1riinN oAi.Liral9s pnr el MaSlco DC
A>lFakli, ! iniHp t"ld, ron llInliaS. O.5"
la l'iDllha Popular. Modelos de diScl1soS
par" lir>ia> SorIaI"S' patrlotcas J taInl-
Ia iuNi>'"I iHi'ri'ahd IN MEXICO. DetalleS
SIdl''", H' III iuiia DC NeracruZ.-..S O.2p
I6.tH minus pIOtLdI!as' etC. U.oV
Ia MeIIcLil" LhseIa. lTatalnIcIlos senc|iioS
Fd!h Qua CId>e Gt eH!~eilleHades E U.eo
Ia nm } Una aoCHtS- = Id rIs,lca . O.oo
10 III ) uL1 iIGnHes: En!PdStsud.: o.Sv
~ !nl , Ga Gnd2. CueH'os aLanes' 'uIoo:
I"'ISiI, duICIuos ID Cds'eiauo' . 10
Llto ue ios Suc!ius '- 700
nluI" ue no cIlstcs Vs.
MANUAL ue Id cFId Ge sai!llaS ir.o
hc'ouo coIl'i1t0 ue soIleo' pof doh hila
rl0n EsIava. $40
Nf'odo Dc sOlreo. Pr!mcra parte 90
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PENSkMGI:NTOS.

La esperanto cs cl hilc de Gro a
que vivimos asidos, pcro el que por,
suerte nunca podemos cortar.
La vida es un libro en- blanco, Gu
vas paginas recorremos llorando.
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RELIGION.

Aurora "a. Sfiv7rIIr 70. H.Ga
r4-,4.,-fiu g,. RIuaL!. .. %. an
IDuuI-a.ipr General N.1j
f4-rfr.r.n ls pcr,.,rr4nria 70. Lmi
p"lnrluulrlr Gr!IdIlT;anD &C.. GO. %. h25
FL ,,r.In del '~rl-rldRI>ug1. LccfiiTaS para
81 auS.-. Eilrl0n De luI0 GO. e. IN
FJl1-rTfa Elemental. nor Ba!Ut"S 800 i25
HI>frrtt -I-rl3I iIhFn del iHiI=no Y Nue-
-, T,Srarr.nfu. uu" cnnrnne n historic
del r.ohlu DC israel. yI"nri"Sc "lsram"n
o. r.,uen =" rreuara IA 'r"ita del N">la>.
rgrr-,r t. ian. 80
a frrt-4.r-7 no r~r,'n U.6G
/ lie -ra,f,rr, J. nrtrlCnnS 0.Gu
Los U1r,'rr~. % 81 'TlUnfr 10 Ia religion
rrr,,la-4. -.r.- observation-disclosures. 2.Ti
Nryan4 eel ~gn:G lilo %" f'"rGh 80. h.i7
FeCIrI0 / ayallr da Ia IuyratId -..... 02e
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Una ~semejanza:

Como Sc parece ell nino a su pa
pa-decia una amiga I otra al visitar
Ia.
ST. ehy Pues tiene listed razon.
Los dos me hacen desvelar noche por
poche.
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ESPIRUIsKC.

DsyocionaTio Esplrltts'a d. 20. d. .. 81.
Il LibTO De los Mediums 4. . % u-IH
81 Tfbro De lOs rSaf-ffTs ~:
mes as
FL EvsugEIio SeS4n q eSpiriilSmO -.- 81"
II CLelo Y .! Inferno ... -. I'D. Gee a.
Obrss poStumaS &C Allan EaTdeE . ~
iOue IS el ESplri,iSmo? 81,
EIST0RIA.
FL Sol de Mayo Memorials IL IA IuteryFu-
sei1n franCeSa Con grao8dOS q. 10
Fl Cerro de las CamparaS b. IN
EpisodioS NilltAreS NeXIc2nOs. Guerra d.
Independence 2 Invasion americana. 2il
Historic te Roma. CompTenus dcSGe los or
genes de RoInS hsSta Ia catda del lmps
rio romano de OCCidsnt5 ... ... -. 81
dtsIoris de GrecIa, deSte iC> iieIu9u, ~
seran 81 Alsissdro &C. ~
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O Obras de Venta en- la Liberia de Igr1acio Z. Loza0O
4aAMs MmazA 49, aa@A4 @ M.sMa2 L. M2anA .2 n-2o.

In rHrlc del amor.
Ia IriU,r~l drl !nl;ar.
ia MIA Gr Venus.
las Obrrras i'll aTfG--
las mIt~ G'I "'aruNI@ur.
las Eya- WnIrruI~.
NaIdIlHS sean lt~ mGi"T"-.
MaIlllOS SrHiI los lu'IrirrS.
Ma!G!taS sean las ~l"-rds.
NaiiltO SEA al amer.
NalIllu~ sean los r"lp~.
PnrG'l@ - rasln los hUrnhrcS.
porUuG - ;d>aU las IuIicrcS.
POrQue pecan laS Wl,lrr">.
Forrle Ir;IurIi"H Ia. EIH3dS.
Turguc mnrfHurau las vl"JaS-
For S2uir 4 una iuiiI"r
Su mai"Stld cl amor.
Viva mi nova.
A2ureuI. pnr CariutI Era"i1c.
bora. pnr Darluia B-4cfu".
FL RccCrro dc orc.
Fl hilO maIHifu.
III mauISrrI'O tn mi madrc.
Maria, pOr Jorge iSaacS.
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IS ACREDITADA. Ia MAS SEIURA, IA QUE lENE Il MtJUF
Sc DESPACHAN POR CORREO, GASTOS PAGADOS, Ell MI:

blackwell. ri p.rfta del lamcstS.
Jack 81 dn>r! i1ador.
Los tuDur.IrIu, ral>n$ de IdudrSS.
La Talela SIu-rirni4
Tn m"ilrO rI!WIpIl.
II ',~rdnrntO del GiTrCiUT.
sherlock Holmes ' Il rOntrablndlSta DC
GpId.
IN Ia ESruela del Cripsa De ~TIishur".
4 las pucrll> dc In mutrlc.
la vuta Tuja ,Ic lar:c.
La beSlia humana.
tina EOChc de terror.
e. robe del collar q" pCrlas.
Ia lnrame pUsadl del Cairo.
FL naurraylo de Corfu.
FL rey Dc los bandlGUs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-29

por veinte veces 4 ser llevado por !;
cOrrientc.
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OGEAS DE VICTOR HUGO.

Nn.r!aS a 10 craiaIOS
Arlt dc buScar WarlGO.
Amor Y Wlrti-.O.
C4lgaTlo de amor.
e nOYi0 p~TeStadO.
Il purgalOrio dc las sUlteraS.
Il paradise dc las mulcreS-
Ii inferno Ge los hombTeS.
Fl h4da Dc los mares
Il Collar he eSuIeFaldaS.
e. nIdO dc ru~isenoreS-
+! 81 de las uilsS-
FL alma en- un be>o.
Ia hIJa de las flores.
La nina de los iazmInes.
La vluda allegro.
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\ulELAS DINER~As

,,cr..l, ~ rrri., ~
ASrurIa - t. ra7rr0~ ruHlr1rlHiI,laS- No
vol! UroiiraT3. lu- 'ritl1- 100 ln'
Dru Ou.iurr 81. Ia N4urhI. III. #" llIp 2.ln
III Nfrlir oct Thl-ola. '~iTrIH">a "hra. hasa
5l rr IN VII i"i H"G"Hior del NuTd0-
In iarur -r1nGr. blrn "m?a-l1d0 - an
T. ~r"rigUI,ip ~ITwinain. IH|"fiaa : Iailn-!
Huypil UcNl"I;A 900. 800 -. -. o. ~
Fl iOr0hIdu % EurNt'Ir 0r L&-d'i'F' w. ~
RI amor or los aflDrr-. ND."ld Scutlfu'n-
tai. Cuatrl ,ruIo-. pasta lc!a ... -. J.-1
Fl inferno GP TO- r,in~. -cG.HGi pare q"
L. cuirriur. I!1'rr i"'n">. lila -. -!
~ ror,Ir f." NnuicrrisIu Y Ia Nano del
M.,rrf0. Tres inlrnS -rIflir~ %. 90. 10
ENuI.-lCn, q Fl NarjiTIJ dr tGt Nadre wv
II Iu!lo fFrdHi" $50 -
FL SltrO de Ia Rprheia ... e. e. ... U.s.
Fl Milo lbanCO1GfU 90. 90. 90 70. e. u'.p
N huhrrqT0 del rHrilHIcniO... 10. ... 0.I
EsplnaS dc una flor e. .. q. O.. W.
Flor IL M dia go o.. -.. 30. 10. . W.
IIor ,ie rasIin. Soysl4 dc amor q. O.T
Gil RIa< de SaHrllona. EilcIdn DE- lIJo 100
fcuny.ya dc ErfvtHte o.. zee ... 90 o. h@i
Hl,I0r:d Gr ROBIN OF |rlS"", iieT!noSh II
bro 1ua urrvOra slcnHprc IntcnSas emo
Clones. ILjg!hu &" lIlp -. 70. 2W
Ia 1ama dc las Cam"lIas -. .., 70. va
Los s!ct" peraIOS CaH.ialcS. 2 t0inOS i.3n
= icy la bios 30. -. .. $50 e. l-un
Los Gltimcs JiaS dc PompHya. Una De las
Opras mas inIeTrSgutc> lie Ia tTOca 70
mana. EGlrl'N &C !u.n g. e. -
La Mufer AdGi,era. CuatTO tOmOS Iela..".Ea
n n Li;s Isf Cartensl 0.75
-. r. VCsrueIrrps. con Su continuation
.Vrln'p Ann- DespuaS' Y lei EIZcoEte
dc Eracalnuc". Cufir0 iOTnnS q. 10
| Ia IGreHruG 4, Eu"lCp" CuarIG 80. ir,
Los mlsicrlUs te IA ln1iislciCn hE5
T.nnieEr nor n,ru5. =. N.SD
oscar y Amanda. Dos tOUtOs..- -. e. Id
) rThIn y yirSiuil . . 0.2J
fOIo V-sdfs: NoYela .lStdrIca de Ia epocH
{ Ga Na-Gr . OIL
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Los rroyadDrcS 10 Mexico ....-....... as
P~a>loHar,s< pr Manuel VI. Flores Sc. 0.ia
r..~ta- 10 Antonio Plaza . 49,. U.6n
Iur-ja> Gc Manuel ACUiI To-. e. pc. e. a.6'
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ANENTURAS DE JOHN G. RAFFLES.
"a 40 cCntavOS rada lOm0t

"a 40 cGntarOS rada tOmOt
FL ilir6cnllO :niStcriOSO.
In rubo en- Il TallCIo Real.
ri principe jLSador.
FL aSallC IN - sleeping
e. amo rojo.
El heredcrO dc Blackstone.
Fl SrCreIO del gntllO.
Fl PreSidenir q. las C%olOn!aS.
FL ralSO SalieadOT.
La doncclla raptada.
Fl fUSil del negro.
FL feSOrO del KO.hl.
IN vIaie q" boitS.
FL tcS0rO del EStadn.
Fl >accrdoie del sol.
In In %raIun6ra.
Ell serreiO de- tnSOrn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09
Here is Crop
Estimate For
Present Year

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. June - The
bureau of crop estimates makes the
following yearly estimates for the
United States:
Winter wheat acreage 1915, per
cent OF 1915, SIG; acres $4,000, 600;
condition June 1. 1915. 1872. Spring
wheat acreage 1915. per cent 1918
SIS; acres. 17.S51.0O0; condition
June 1, 1916, 1922.
All wheat acreage 1915, per cent
Of 1915. s49; acres. 50,S7l,0OO;
condition June 1, 1916, III.
Oats acreage 1915. per cent Of
1915. 996: acres. 4O,S99, 900; condi-
ton June /. 1916, $50.
Barley acreage 1916, per cent OF
1915. 1919; acres. 1857. 900; cOndi-
ton June /. 1916. s6.3.
Rye acreage 1916, per cent OF
1915. s5.6; acres. 2.729. 900; condi-
ton June I, 1916, $50.
Hay condition June /, 1916. 9O.3.
The estimated yields indicated by
the condition of crops on June 1,
and final yields in preceding years,
for comparison, follow:
Winter wheat 1916, 142; 1915
final estimate, 1872; 1910 70 1914
average 1873 bushels per acre. Total
production in millions OF bushels in
1916, 469; 1915 final estimate, 655;
1910-1914 average 495.
Spring wheat per acre 1915. 1873
1915 final estimate, 1873; 191O-1914
average. 1875 bushels. Total pro-
duction in millions of bushels 1915,
246; 1915 final estimate, 357; 1910
1914 average. 233.
All wheat per acre 1916, al;
1915 final estimate. 16.9; 1910-1914
average. las bushels.
Total production in millions OF
bushels 1916, us; 1915 final esti-
mate. 1,O12; 191O-1914 average. 1928;
price per bushel June !, 1916, $1.O0:
1915. s1.31.5.
Oats per acre 1916, 1919; 1915 final
estimate. 37S; 191O-1914 average
3O.5 bushels. Total production in
millions Of bushels, 916. 1885; 1915
final estimate. 1 $40; 1910-1914 aver
age. 1,15S; price per bushel June l,
1916, 42.1c; 1915, 51.3c.
Barley per acre. 24.40; 1915 final
estimate, 80; 1910-1914 average, "a. 6
bushels. Total production in mil
lions of bushels, 1915. 1879; 1915 final
estimate. 237; 191O-1914 average,
1856; rice per bUshel June 1, 1916,
$3.50: 1915, sc.
Rye yield per acre 1916. 10; 1915
final estimate, 17.2: 1910-1914 aver
age. 1913; total production in mil
lions of bushels 1914. A; 1915 final
estimate, 40; 191O-1914 average 80 4;
price per bushel June 1. 1916, S3.Sc;
1915, 9s.1c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09
JAPAN APPOINTS
u. S. AMBASSADOR
Former Depauw Student is PrOmOt-
Lately Transferred

WASHINGTON, June s.-Amoro
Sato. former Japanese ambassador
to Austria. has been selected as
ambassador to the United States TO
succeed Viscount Chinda. whose
transfer TO the mbassadorship at
London recently was announced.
Word of the selection reached Wash
ington Thursday night.
At present Mr.. Sato is in Toxic.
attached TO the foreign office, where
he has been stationed since he re-
ceived his passports at Vienna at
the outbreak Of the war He is we'll
known in diplomatic circles here.
having spent a considerable portion
of his life in this country. He is a
brother-in-law of the retiring am
bassador. and was his fellow stu
dent at Depauw university at Green
castle. Ind. officials are understood
10 regard him as peculiarly fitted to
deal with the important problems
that confront Japan's diplomatic
representative here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09
PERSONALS

Mrs. Blanche Drejer. w. Washing
ton av.. has gone to Rolling Prairie
on business.
Edward Thomas OF Elkhart is
here on business.
Anthony Rudazewski, Scott St. has
returned from a few days visit with
friends at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanislaus Mnichow-
ski 1901 Florence av., returned
from "A short visit with friends in
Elkhart.
from Michigan City for a few days
visit with friends
Edward p KoIodziejski Of Chi
cago is here on business.
Edward LerbOniak, Sample st. has
returned from a business visit at
Niles.
Joseph Zwarzynski of Indiana
Harbor is spending a few days with
friends here
John Kaminski of Fort Wayne is
here on business.
Ignatius Werwinski, 4O5 s. Cha
pin St, was in Niles on business.
Mrs. TheOphila Janowski, Rogers
St. has returned from a brief visit
at Elkhart
John Biernowicz of Chicago is
spending a few days with friends
here.
Mrs. Theodore Bilinski. 7O6 w.
Division St, who underwent an
an operation for the removal OF ade-
noids nd tonsiIs at the St Joseph's
hospital is very much improved.
Miss Clara Kotnik arrived here
from South Chicago for a few days
visit with relatives and friends.
Micheal Parczewski. S. Chaplin St.
has gone to Toledo to spend a few
days with relatives.
Albert Biewalski w. Washington
av.. is very i'll with rheumatism
Edward Friedrich, who has been
here on business, left today for
Hammond
Miss Katherine Ruczmak, Laporte
av., has gone to spend a week with
relatives at Detroit
The condition of Miss Lucille
Rozewicz, 1890 w. Thomas st, who
has been very i'll for several days
is considerably improved.
Anthony Werwisz, Indiana av.,
has returned from a weeks visit
with friends at Chicago.
Henry Adamski, Jackson St, has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mrs Frank Koszewski. ST. y.
Studebaker St. entertained very
pleasantly Thursday evening with a
shower complin- entary 10 Mrs. John
Koszewski. who was married recent
~. Her maiden name was Wanda
Marciniak. Games and music we're
features OF the evening and at its
close delicious luncheon was served
Mrs Koszewski was presented with
a number OF beautiful presents The
guests were Misses II. Polcyn. II
Koszewski. L. Siwinsh. II L.ewinski
]. Lewinski. IT. Kureszkiewicz. II.
Lewinski NJ Jaroszewsli J. Janow-
lax. N Janowski j. Gonsi orowski. NJ
Klimek. J. KlimeK. L. Bierwagen. J.
Bierwagen. NJ PodelNttz. NJ. Pap
rocka. NJ Koteras. Jahkowiak. H..
Pilarski. G. Steszewski. c. Koszew-
ski. S. Drapek. K Drapek. Mrs. VOL
tysiak, Mrs. L. Grzesk, Mrs. l. Kop-
insh. Mrs. a Deranek, Mrs. A.
Szczechowski Mrs. n. WesOlek, Mrs.
X Deranek. Mrs. NJ Gorski. Mrs.
J. Gorski. Mrs. 5. MnichOwski. Mrs.
g. Hazinski. Mrs. Wisniewski, Mrs.
Wegner. Mrs W1delski. Mrs. J. Ste
szewski. j. ,Prawat, Mrs. a. Koszew-
ski. Mrs d. Koszewsk. Mrs. A.
Juszczak. Mrs A Klosinski. Mrs Fl
Michalak. Mrs. A. Kraszewski. Mrs.
Golata. Mrs. Drapek, Mrs. Kazmier-
czak. Mrs. NJ Piiarski, Mrs. G. Mar
ciniak. Mrs Jaroszewski. Mrs. Xii
mex Mrs. NJ. Gorka- Mrs. NJ. Podel-
witt. Mrs. 8. Klosinski, Mrs. Berger
and Mrs. Grunvert.
A delightful party was arranged
for Mrs Stella Szczechowski. s.
Warren St, Wednesday evening by
a number OF her friends The even
ing wes spent very socially and a
delicious luncheon was served. Mrs.
Szczechowski was presented with
many pretty gifts.
Those present were Mesdames 3.
Deka, r. Grzeskiewicz, p. Straszew-
ski. n. BadOwski W. Zegier. NJ.
HencIewski. NJ. Jachimiak. H Cirrus
towski BerJs, K. Gembarzewsh, A
RaSowsxi. r. Starczewski. Showroom
ski, h. Muchlicki. NJ. Asklar, NJ
Bajer, Machowiak. Klosowski. NJ.
KlaJbor, T. Grzsdziela and NJ. Blach-
owsh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09
RIOTS
SPREADING IN MEXICO

international News Service:
Ell PASO. Texas, June ALARM
ing reports Of a spread of anti
American rioting in northern Mex
leo were received here today. Such
riots have occurred in the states of
chihuahua. Durango and Coahuila.
The United States consulates in Chi
huahua City and Durango City have
been wrecked. il is reported.
The state department has warned
Americans against going into Mex
leo.
Francisco Villa is reported 10 be
in the field again at the head Of his
bandits He has looted Santa Bar
bara, a mining town near Parral.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09
REVIVE RUM0RS OF A
BOOM FOR COCKTAILS
Tnternationsl News Service:

WASHINGTON. June 9, Reports
OF the resignation OF Gen. George
". Goethals as governor OF the
Panama canal zone today revived
gossip here Of a presidential boom
for the Panama canal builder. II
is being said that he may yet prove
TO be an eleventh hour dark horse
in the republican national conven-
ton should the gathering become
hopelessly deadlocked among ROose-
Welt. Hughes and the favorite sons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09
DEATHS.

Mrs. Apolonia Kr1l., ~ years old,
ass Philippe St. dice Friday morn
ing at 4:15 o'clock following an i'll
ness Of several weeks with compli-
cation of diseases. She is survived
by her husband, John Kruk, and
several children.
The funeral will be held Monday
morning at 3 O'Clock at the St
Adelbert's church. Burial Will be in
ST. Joseph's Polish cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09

gone for an extended trip to De-
troit-
John Drzewiecki of Laporte is
here on business.
Charles Jaszurski, Prairie av., left
Thursday for Michigan City to
spend the week end with friends.
Matthew Kaczmarski of Chicago
is in the city on business
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS

are John Magdalinski and Mrs
Apoloula Lodyga.
S'anislaus Joseph. the infant son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duszynski,
1906 ". Durham ST. was baptized
Thursday at st. Cashiers church.
The god-parents are Cashier Volt
man and Mrs Mary Lesick.
Edmund Anthony, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Anthony Kujawski. was baptiz-
ed Thursday at the St Hedwige
church The god-parents are Vim
cent Brzezinski and Miss Eliza beth
Kujawski
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09
SEEK AUTO THIEF.

international News Service:
STERLING, Ill. June civilian
II. Palmer. accused OF completely in
the theft OF % automobiles. is being
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-09
RAPTTCyIS

Roman Carl. the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph ModrzejewslSi. was
baptized Thursday evening at St
Cashiers church. The od-parents
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-02
WEST ARLINGTON

f. G. Farnum spent Sunday at Hoo.
sick Falls visiting F. J. Teft and
family
There is to be social by the young
people at Geo. Curtiss'. Friday even.
ing March Bird 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan of Troy spent
Tuesday, Washington's birthday, at
their summer home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles yelling OF
Johnsonville, n Y, spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Her
rington.
Tom Kent of East Arlington is Wis
iting his wife, who is caring for her
uncle and Aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lyman.
Thomas Lyman, who fell and broke
his leg is as comfortable as could be
expected. Mrs. Lyman is some better
from her shock and is able to sit up
Mrs. Harry Hurd, received news Of
the death OF her father, Mr.. Dewitt of
Troy, but could not go because of
sickness at home. Harry Hurd is
confined to his bed and Mr. Emerson
is just around.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-02
TRY this FAMOUS
HAIR TukIC FREE
II Won't Cost You a Cent If It Does
Mt Stop Falling Hair and Re-
move All Dandruh Says w.

/. Gokay.
Right away we want you to try
Partisan Sage, one of the most de-
lightful, refreshing and invigorating
hair tonics the world has ever known.
II you have dandruff and Partisan
Sage doesn't remove every trace of it
money back from your druggist.
II your hair is falling or you have
terrible scalp itch7 Parisian Sage will
stop both or money BACK.
1t aims to prevent badness by put
ting life and nourishment into the
hair, and the first application makes
your head feel so good that you will
at once realize why we are so enthus-
iastic about Partisan Sage.
It's women's favorite hair tonic be-
cause it gives to the hair brilliancy
and lustre that fascinates and compels
admiration. w. L. Gokay has scores
of people who use Partisan Sage reg
ularly and will tell you all about it.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-02
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with &c and mail it to
Foley & Co., Chicago, ILL.,. Writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, for lagrippe coughs, colds
and Group; Foley Kidney Pills, for
lame back, weak kidneys, rheumatism,
bladder troubles, and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome and throughly
cleansing cathartic, for constipation
biliousness, headache and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-02
DORSET HOLLOW

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Moon of New
York city are at Glen Farm on bust
ness. ,e
Rollin Weeks and children were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hulsburg.
Edward c. Kelley, VINO has been in
Bennington visiting his sister for
some time, has returned home.
Smith Matson and Miss Hazel Sey-
mour were last Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Roberts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-02
Peru Congregational Church

Rev. Stephen S. Wood, pastor.
Morning service at IL o'clock with a
temperance sermon on account of the
statewide prohibition campaign. Sun
day school at the close of the morning
service. Christian Endeavor on Sun
day evening at 7.30. Subject, 1.-THE
Conservation of Strength Leader,
Paul Moffitt A Conservation meeting
with roll call. Cottage Prayer meet
ing on Thursday evening.