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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-14
BOARD Of SAFETY
APPROVES BUDGET
Estimate of Cost of Operating
Department Reaches
Total of 5000.

The board of safety. in session
Monday night. received and APP
proved the budget for the next en-
suing year submitted TO the mayor
and council by City Controller
Michael The budget for the service
department was approved by the
board Of works Monday morning.
Following are the estimates Of ex-
penditure for the year for the safety
department:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-14
Read NEWS TIMES Want Ads
| MISMA w AKA
WANT ADS

FOR RENT Modern uine-room
fiat Apply A Block. north side
bakery
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
IE COMO LIAlPl3R O INTEsilN0> uA-
FIDiMENTE ! BIES

FL Mas COMPLETE reEIedio para Impair
los ialesiinoS que &C c0uUcc, g uHa miA-
lura dc corteZa tie acanl, Sliccr!na Y dieE
OtroS ngredienIeS. puestOs Ell loTal1 va
Ureparada bajo 81 nonbrc de fabgica d
Adltr-I-ka. EsIa mlXtGra - tan poderosa
para liInpiar los lnIeSt.nos que SiEMPRE
Produce resultadoS prCpia : >atlSfacturIa-
mlentc. Remuey las s~usianc!aS corr0?pIdaS
' ycnenosaS que otroS catartico> o uiLNtu-
ras iaNanlcS no pueden remover. !lacG III
irabaio COMPLETE y ebra RAtipAMENTE
sin e. MINOR d0i0r o inconven!enle. rs tan
sri4vC Iue prOnlC 80 Olvida UnU DC GU" 10
III tornado hlsLa que cn;pieza Una COM
tLECN svacUGclOn. ES aSouIbToso YER IL
srlg canuiad de materia rslidl J ~venCn9si
que UNA SULA C~UCHtHhDA de Adler-!-k.
rSpCir del cauSl ~aiiu.eDtic'o; iIidtcrs4 ju"
Usteu .IuIca creeria que e~NiSitera deniEg
IL >u cUCr;.C. III 9eIuc1o> de>oidrur> IT,
It's como ENTERTAINMENTS. Hs!"uiG=r Jridu
colico. o gases N q eSi"maSo Z IuleSt-
nos, ula clrl.rail ia allvio rG>I lN>tRN-
3ANEu. NgIcr-r-k- - II reIettO NFJuG
par3 lIAoiar los inte>ttnos ' 6 aI-szpt-
~. s,snLa & ,.gt3- gu& = T. Gtes-2Lv =
gAhlico aaSta aSuca. en- forasa "a Q!epGlg4s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

FL INFERIOR. Is ain mas irnV0rIantr cor
>eryar los iD.e>tiaOS linIpIOS que iayGr~'
las mau9> ) ci cUcTpo. purquc l"S mt!l"HrS
lie rDr,,~ que hay "u ireInla pies &C. mics
..ug>. ab>nrbca ri!IdlIITntc los yru"uoS
tue UrI-.n1n las materials On ac>cuHinusi-
ct0n que Quedan en- los inieSt.noS. No d"ie
cue eSlaS maierIlS SuCidS : en- ferlEruta-
con qucdeu n >l~ lnieSiinuS ppT Vari@-
>rmancs. SiRO ECHELAS FUEIi. RetucrGe
Il>lrI luc los intr-tinuS SuCipS snH Ia cay
- dc cast toGas las Intermediates. y quo
nInrla c<l6naSo. higGdO q cudiapItr ulry
o. SaaO del cuerpo humane pIcdc I'!a"ia-
uIT con rcsIlaridaG cuand0 hlya IN reu.
tro lie infection que dcspide gases ! yene-
nos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

LIN vsr!,, ~, ra'!SlS d" l., apcni,ritjS.
ius inls>fruy> 'IIt Hp e~it3' nIUpin- J en
,rudi's1:tr- Satplalle~ 1u'ien int.aiHar
- T.Ia :urlmHrlnu - CN;jcnttc hasil ci
,rsn.frrr \ irui - mace nepr. % lifUb.cG
Il rat..rrU Intestinal ~ucaSiCnado pnr 'latn-
r.ts en- d~e>cUinpo~JcI0R Cn lNS Iulr>tIupS
a mace sSuEo IN II apendjrG. Las mIierla-
r,rl;cs VEGAS y cnCurecIda> puedvn colo
,-,rsa s1 "a rnt.adl Lel dpeGIirr. 40 itUHGru
.gjir ~ d. r"W-ly'i.n - iu~ !G'"~iirln-
.>tI1 IN tpUrtl,irI.r> IGIiGigala>. IA fIerii
r.gc e naSa o TN goIpc en- ri apcndtCr puJ-
Il ratsar Ia appendicitis. "a rpIii.!a dc all
T., r-rf,rTsr;dn hr los Inte>lfgp> y hare-
u!c t,l. I!C-uc al apcndIcc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
DESDE WASHINGTON
FL TENlENTE HOUSTON
Washington, Julio %.

Bajo la grave acusaCiGn de hacer-
Sc pasar por Official del cjGrcitO anne
ricano ' de haber obtenido '!inero
por medic de cheques sin valor, pues
no tenia fondos en- el Banco contra cl
cual giraba, fuc detenido aver en- e!
"Waldorf-Astoria' de Nueya York, el
joven William d. Houston, recien ca
sado, que estaba pasando los prime
ros dias de la luna Ge miel en- I'm lu-
1850 suite de dicho famoso hotel.
La del idilio tan brutalmente ter
minado por la policia, es una histo-
ria que aunGue a mis- lectores cause
Ia impression de vulgarihad, tiene
mucho de extraordinario Y hasta de
romantico. como veran, 81 tienen Ia
uaciencia de seguir leyendo.
Houston era III empleado de inf
ma categoria del ferrocarril de
Pennsylvania. en- Filadelfia. rs III
bucn tipo. de muy varonil aspeeto,
Y ademas vestia bien. Sc enamor6
De Miss Anna Pitfieid, y este ha s.
DO la causa de su perGiciOn, porQue
tuvo la d~esgracia de que 81 novia
lie ~exigiera e} uniforme militar. CO.
no ccndici0r indispensable para unir-
So 2 q,
In cnar.orado. va Sc sabe. es Ca
raz de aYcontrar cotufas en- eli cello,
s. Ia Gus cs obieto de sus a1sias sa-
he p~eairselas. sobre TODD 81 Sc las
hide . tempo. arrovechando :! bre-
yisimo nlazo en- Gle 81 honabre es es-
cIavo de = muier. el cual term;na
Ton pyorro ba iIecado 4 Ia consecu-
.i6r dc sns asn;rac;ones, por ESQ.
81 rscn;siro de Anna no le in,no.t6
. william. I'm es5a tncca de rue
rra"-se ,ah~s dicho. 81. 10 cue no
crao LOGO = FsDroncoda-:qus ka-
va IN ~r,ilirar mas one in7por.a ~
r,unGo9"
{, r,,.:, co confornaba con vnrlo
DO soi8.ao Y William, n,,a 10 mis-.
~, 80, +r,+oto do scr ob;sro C;
na,.i, b,,l;oso +oriio o. caar:c,o
do ono =, amasa IN n,;+rsdo tra-6 de
a1ir+qrsa ro~o en- 81 reconoc;n?jento
aar
tres yeces, .Entonces, fua valiento y
90 der;di6 ? liegar { 81 fina!ilad
nor medic 10 u imDosfura va orc
W 10 hob;, s;lo ros;b1a 1or~ario do
o,ro r,odo
Sabe bastantc de p<icolouia fen:c-
nina para comprender que ei corazon
ne Id "iuJet' ""'41s g" Ss's,"''
sI", Slta na,ana ;doado nor ~,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
81 DESG \ Los T0NI\OS IN Los
iNfESIiNUS


- epeHd,Cl;Is febe 81 Crisel principal
H..HIc q los yCiIeGOS : IOHinGs que - Ter
nsgIllal sa los utesituOs- Es una cuEeFiIge-
GsQ ClUSadd pCT una elimination IiuprC-
ia e JlslIGcicnte &c los iutes;inoS. AdenaS
tic Ia 4penCiCI1IS, Casi tUd1o las deI:.aS en-
fcrDyTGaGss - d56UE q los nieSiiliOs ST.
CLOS. IA ncrvloSiIad, insomnia, Y 3~aGuecaS.
son s;aiOHlAS tTCcICnteS dc enSenenaIilien.o
ueI SiSIe!II Gebltu I las materials en- des-
composition GeaIru &c les lnIeSsIloS- Ia
HrItdCl6R de IL veJiEI, diflculiad en- 10
respiration. SsaImlrulO dc OPPRESSION en-
los ~prunOHcs y aIrelcdyr del Coralhn, =:
tIrbcn lalibIeii a HlrHU1o d IL preston que
lbs gases cJergaU en- To- l1teStiuoS. Y cSiuS
Eases los fOrDIIn !Us allnLca;uS ell GcSCoM-
f.Uslci0l QUE Ittc-tIn ser "SpeliGos- FL Is
ISLo jv caEe&E>irIu ) aburruuienTc qur
sIen:eu UIGCi:l> iser>unlS. e tefe d vecc<
a los ycnenn> eft los in'e>llRoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
NSENANZ

irEENDA INGLES en- corto TEMPO. de
nucstro professor ESpaiIol- Inrles. Quota
cAcepcIonal,ncnte baia. EnsciiaInos tambien
ESpd!IG:. fc3cduria de I!b.oS. Finances,
~MscaIneTafta. E~stcnOgTifia, MciodGS CO.
I'teFciaieS. etc. EnSeiignza dfilrna o noe
turnh.-nraHEhon Practical Business Collie
se, Esqli!na lie Alamo Plaza v Crockett 81.
81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

DESEO SAEEI; 81 paratcru de JIana r. &c
EsparZa. La Ultima carta &c ella "a reci-
0f dc COacheIla. Cal. La persona que c5-
lG enterada de sI paradaro ac;Ua, Y Que
me mande inf0rmes cieTtCG acerca de ella.
rCCi5i:a una qualification dc 500. D.rfIlr
los inrorInes q RefGsio ESps-=a., P. o. Box
SIS. Colorado, Texas. -7.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

DEsE0 SAFER ell paradero dc mi hermaro
;aGo de Jaiisco Y es hfjo lerfiiEic a r.
lario Velos Y Maria de Ia Luz , sdueS.
f:nadOs. ! II persona quo ciri.r intC!-
mes CIerins q mi. Zeferino Veios. lie re-
Salar6 $500. Chloride, Arizona. n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
10 Gle DICE.N LGs IaDlCGS

Fl ur. J.. W. l.o1. r,.7: In ms - RIO:
Gr rraclira, no 10 r~urUa.r1,p aiso ClH
l.eJpTs i hriier-I-kG.'
II II. ". :. Lin. West Baden. ind
'Jso sdier-l In OF III prdcjtcl ; - he
c~ac"nIr&dU W"d!ciu4 o." IL >:Irrrc.'
81 Or. +. ii. lr"""iui1. NaIIart. Mn.
ESQ lIigr-I-ka 90 ioia~ laS "1fcriredl.
lies &c lUe Inir-iiHn> ' IT. irn'GO cNtu COT
ella. .A-uaps cG>"o ~ rcQuteren ;ui> de
una Gcsis
.. Fawa. Drogu!sta d. Goshen. Ina.
"ulU de Ilestros lueio:cs dOctprcS ha usa-
DO AdIer-l-EG con eXito ea cntermeGaCes
del esfonagr. No h. pcr,iiGo i ua SOLO IA
Ciente ' ~ evitGCo MGl.!a> p.erdr.OgCS.-
J. Z. Pickett, Gitllha;n, ARR: "Sutr.l &c
rriblemenie del eSldma-u. D"spGc> &c IT,
mar At.ier l-ka iHc .SleI;o IEeIar qUr Gu
rante los ultiInHS - aiIC-. NJ r9cvcniru pa
labras para GeCIr las lmpuEaLls Que ruH
este reInedio fueron eliminates del Sisto
ma"
Cora f. NnbIc;;. SaSceyan. nuIa.: Ora.
cias 4 Adler-I-ka nu"do durmtr en las 10
rhcs aiorS. cCSI cue no poti8 haze" aH.n<-'
Ia SClpTa /. \. AU>iir. hUSj!9Dd, MIN.
No pudIa conner H.li!n allWpu1o. .u"- mi
gS,6ma-u CStahI deItl!taGu. AdlHr-l-kI I'M.
hi2o ScEtgr me-cr : 9hor2 piesu 'r2JlJas
y e>iOy m2jOgdldo."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
pESQUISAS-

aESQUISAS-
!ESEG SABEH FL pa7adc7o de mis- HERNIA
nos, joaquin v JesIis Mendoza respective
mente. FL prilnerc Cucnia con "a afios de
cdad y ell segUnfO con 81; aSt como de Ro-
Salfo Bueno, &c 20 alos de edad. Hacs
tres meses escribieron &c MoGoc, Kansas.
GraufiCarG con 800 a Ia persona que re
inloIme de clos con eEScttud Dirl!lr los
gGl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
ESTO SORRF
Ia APPENDICITIS

= un. rcl'in::a snrFrr>l udrr It's 9SrS"naa
IUr han Iis.tn snln Ias medicines nriIn1
rla% pIra 81 c>Juu"-D y H. TEtc>tiEOs
I'll Gr'i,.S v d-;ld..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

DESE0 SABER G. psraGero de mi padrs
range. Mexico. Y Gue Sc enctIenrra en- al
Estado de California. A la persona que
inGiQue con precision cl lugar de su re-
sidencia. Sc lie gratificara con $500. D!-
riiir tlIcrmeS a Anbrosio Lucero, Camp
No. ). Dernyile, California. SC!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
BE. Cal,s EssrAR la ENFERuEuAD

Ia nsLgsEa ie evilar lss eIGcr,nedades -
'ensr ErrG@l1ECS Y Ell Tulr.9,Ies los iH;es-
..sIs gsS, ec.gO luao & Gu.La I,n-!2 e.
s.l4Eloi eF 81 rreerT c=hs IL LHN7 t4RSE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
.
IliIlElIlI 4 ArIIr ~ lti.NrfIlA .AS L

acrcdiilr SUI Nacionaiif9d nccrSt!an icnrr
srS G1ril$. - Clrercn dc ticHpo q d.
nero suflclcnic para EIrcr gasicS' dc VIA
j.. 'sCribanOS. 81 les Guicrcn guitar Sis
S~ia:rJ:aS De alSod6n o !EaiL: 81 ticnen al
yes del r0bieTuO americana Sohrc el Ser
riCiO Mtiiiar, mGnGen tTcinta CcHtavOs para
"cinIttrS"laS luc20. En"i"u direction ella
RI u MARTINEZ MEiiCANTILES CO., 3aJ.
". NueYa ST., san Antonio, Texas. -siS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

sE So!liCtTi IN rarmaccuticc mexicano.
con diploma lccalizsdO en- ell Estado dc
Texas. Sc nCCeSiian buenas Tarcrcarias.
"dra !nfOTmcs dirijirSc-a WHITE CROSS
DRUG CO., pl"era and Co., SIS :. Stanton ST.
& PaSO, Texas. s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
La neutralidad espanola
vista por los arnericaros

gado de la apariencia secular a que
estan acostumbrados, desde tempo
inmemorial."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

NEGEsiF0 emDlcaGo que sepa inglcs y es-
IalnIl uTicInlsta o iaqutSrafo. +. o. BOX
itTf. New Orleans, La. -i2I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

TiLLER F~ONDGRiFICG. I.candro NJ. Ro-
drigucG. ftcparsciOnos dc ron0grafos DE- TO-
das classes. COrnPoStG-a dc nsGuInas ds
COsHr. armas de fungO. relOjcs. etc. Sc
GRAHAM CASCiONES MEXICASAS CON
ACOMPASAIIENTO DE- GUlTARRA para rn-
n0grafos de cillldrn. dc dos minEtGs, fpS
SUena Vista ST.. san Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

'hNTEOJ0S en- aboncs. THE Cramsr Co,
opticians" Si5 Hicks Bids. prccios COMO
5os. M cobrsmOs pOr Grammar IL vista.
G:ociet. 5i55-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

con el del pilOncillo mcIiCaEn "El RDbin,'
rGsglts III abOrrO de c.ncucnia pOr CieniD.
81 listed no 10 la usado, pidalo a su teDde-
TO 0 svlsenos. J. n. y G. Harlequin. ~
poIo-oss SIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

INCHES, S2.GG Observation-Disclosures
euScnanda intividualmcute. ss.O0 mensua-
les.-EStonOgrafia g~ra;IS. i;IrgItS, 323 rick,
C0tEGIn "aENlr0 JuiREY."-iGlS Flores
h'c-' Laredo. Tens. Eficl2inentc aien-
diti" per FrofcSOres grddIadOS. Naranio
. liil"S. IdurGriGR romplcta en- lnslfS V
Es3alcl. TcnchUria 10 L.ibroS. N~rrann;ra-
RIA. c~ic.'CiaSeS por CoTrcO. IicciDimOs me-
"'"in'erhoS. -. -B.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

Sc IENDE barlro al contado auto Siude-
baker I pasajerOs, 6 cilindroS. on rnuy
buCI!aS condiciCncs. EsT!ina Euclid V I!p-
son SIS, TclefOnO Travis 1859. &c IN
nos Gcd,caEnos e1clusiycments o jr vents
he art.culcS on" csiSn siendo arpoTtddDs,
para Mexico. vtsllenos. J. NJ. Y c. Mario,
qciE. ig6 pUiorCsa 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

81 NECES!FA muciIacha para trabajo &C.
neral Gc casa. Que clticnda algo DC in
glCS. gT AvaniGa C.. Sc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

AIler-t-ka L. yrnLeu su,aHunnIe la ne
;uye< droSuertlS Ell CaGs ciuda.i. L. per
>pna~ .uc teU-au iIftcGli2d gl ob;-rerIr.
neberal LirI=i-Sc I The E,iia--i-kl Crin-
paUl. =. paGl. Minnesota. qUIcnc> arreE!arl1
tara que 10 Cbiun"G.
- veEte en- SAL AGlGEio por 4. :.
Wagner D:GE q, Ger. IQuS,cc i ikva.
rue c.
advertisement
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

Il SEGESiTi express para que ucyc Sus
T~c;aGas . la estGci53 0 cGmole sus mua
Dies hsblele a Ilosales. Telatoao Crockstf
e75! : Travis it2s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

.~PRESTiM0S finrro sobrc saHad0 mayor.
hrillaGieS Y temasa prOpIef8des persona
lcs.-Cuario 81 New Frasi Building -Sis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
.VENTAS-

!ENin al qIc rsSuc mrior. nor ;crtpr
on" Sai.t PARA NGNiro. nj cSiahlrrirnlrT.o
II" licstanraE; Y soda Fountain. npiy se.c-
ditido por mss Dc rIc!rO atuS en- rcnf-o
&c @Tlnd"S Industries. rlIro rIifd,ciu,lcs
y mas de ve:nIc minSS De carbon roi, no
blaci0n dc mas de ij.GEl i%iabitantrS. Man
dare foioprafidS dc .nccOcih. MOStraiOrcs.
mesa lie marm0l. casa Y loic PROMO. Di-
rtjanSa , Consisncil BrGro, rs Trudgcon
81. HearycIta, Okla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

ARREGLO RECLAHACI0NES dc todas cla-
sCS.. ESpcclalldad en- recismaclones Tor
academies. Tc!cfono CTocket: s36i.-Mc
Glcsba:-2is New Frnst Building -sis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06
ARRENDAMIENTOS:-

81 RENTiN- dos rrarirs para tairilfs d6
rDC5< rerSUllS rrdndrs. en- 5fL y. Santa
Rosa Avenue. InrOrma ST. Maritime, Off
c!naS de este peri0diCO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

Sc RENftS dos cuartos para ramil,a DO
p0caS perSCn1S graHieS. InrOrman bff
North Santa Rosa Avenue.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-06

su eXistencia. ic6mo no ha de atri-
buirsele igual virtud para los indi-
viduos, recohociendose que tambien
es primordial en- clos Ia necesidad
de amar para conservar la existen-
cia de la h%umanidad? Lo repl,o: mi
vote, ST yo fuese uno de los Jurados
que juzgasen a este simpatico anna
dor, que TODD 10 subordin6 al deseo,
absolutamente humane y por tanto
absolutamentc natural, plausible y
hasta loable, de ccsnplacer a SUI ANA
da, seria, repito. favorable a su H.
bertad Immediate, porque, al cabc. 81
no tenemos aiguna !enidad con los re-
Glen casados ipara .cuando hefnos de
~guerd2rls2
ATTACHE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-14
The Cent Comes Back.

Our smallest coin. the cent, is en-
crying from the low position in public
esteem which 1t has occupied for many
years, says the Pittsburgh Gazette
Times. Under the operation Of the
new revenue law 1t will achieve the
favor which it deserves ut the hands
Of thrifty people. Prosperity brought
the copper coin into contempt. Now
that we are to cut Out extravaganza
aud waste, the cent will be respected
like every other necessity. One may
not care to burden himself with q
flstful Of the erstwhile despised near
money" but we are entering upon an
err Of odd prices which makes the
one-cent piece essential to the COM
monest transactions Of the day. The
prosperous may escape the annoyance
Of over-many coppers by buying such
quantities they cen make payments In
multiples of nickels and dimes, but
even that may fail them. The
public will soon look askance upon the
citizen who buys more than enough
for immediate needs. "Hoarders" are
not In favor, thanks to the warnings
issued by the food and other admin
istrators Of necessities. So the peO-
pie generally may as well make up
their minds to carry pennies" and
make and receive odd change when
ever they buy.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-14
n As GREAT ORGANIZERS
Matrons Conduct Large National
Gatherings With Z zest and Order,
and Not Z Man 10 60 20 oooN.

In the last 20 or % years particu.
larry the women Of this country have
become past masters In developing
nationwide organisations. The groups
which they have formed sometimes
number a. many a. . million women.
They take great delight In tho pesfec.
ton Of their machinery. Much o1 the
social awakening among women. tho
desire to improve their surroundlnga
comes from the stimulus and ~ e6u.
cation they 81 from their orgsnisae
lions.
hut these organizations, II should -
noted, ore voluntary. writes, Id Il.
Tarbell IN Hafper's Magazine. Ihey
are directed to some purpose whleb
appeals particularly % the 1Foun.
EacA stands % IT. own feet-tAot =
they are not cooperative orgnnim-
tions; and again, they have nothing -
20 With men. Go 70 M g tAolg
nAt1o0al eatAss1nes. Ton Vim -
Doetlnee conducted Win . soet, n -
-. ! dlrectneoD Which throws ~ -
$500 oanoee ~ $3.50 cooyen111ol
osef -. 81 - 80 = Agoe1n
49, EHH.A 80 S&Xza
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-14
PLIGHT OF TROUsERLESS MAN
In ~Predicament, Causing Hasty Re.
treat to Garage in Rear.

A certain North side man, the In
dianapolis News had a patriotic gar
den and 1t was his habit to get up with
the sun. don khaki trousers, drink q
cupful of coffee and work until his
wife called him to breakfast, about
two hours later.
He $ about five o'clock one morn
ing and dressed completely-all but
the khaki trousers. which he kept In
the basement. He descended the stairs
and was on the way to the basement,
when he saw outside a bottle OF cream
left by the mllkman. Thinking OF the
effect Of sunlight on cream and Of his
cupful Of coffee, he peered up and
down the street. opened the door.
stepped out grabbed the bottle hurried.
". Just a he turned to 60 In he heard
q slam-the wind had blown the door
shut. He found himself out ON the
front porch, fully dressed, with the ex-
ception of a pair of trousers. The door
was locked. He looked wildly up and
down the street, vaulted the low ce-
ment railing and made a Decline for
the garage, the only available place Of
refuge and seclusion. He remained In
the garage until his wife learned Of
his ~predicament. about two hours la
ter, and came to his rescue.
The story would have remained .
dark secret had not a neighbour
woman. too-seen the whole affair and
witnessed. the mad scramble for the
garage.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-14
AAmericans Have 0rains."

Col. 4. II. Goodwin Of the Royal Ar
my Medicine corps Of England. told
physicians In the training camp at Fl.
BENJAMIN Harrison, Indiana. that the
Germans fear the effects Of the entry
Of America In the war.
"A German captain who had been
captured was asked what he thought
about our much-pri1ed shell dre." said
Colonel Goodwin.
~sYour artillery Il no better than
oufs' the German replied.
~Surely ron win admit We excel In
aylati0n,s We told him.
NO. The German replied. you are
not better than ID anywhere,
sylnally ~ asked him what he
thought shout America entering the
war. and he answered1
ssrhat II diferent-sws'vo got some
brains . Aght now"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-14
DEFECTS IN "cANNED" SONGS
Notes and No One Shouts "Amen,"
Comments Countryman.

He was a plain, 0ld-fashlOned coun-
tryman without no frills," as he often
proudly boasted. He lamented the
passing Of the old cottage organ. ear
D0bs aud coal oil lamps and contended
that persons In these days are not
nearly as happy as those OF q half GEN.
fury ago. The other day he came into
town from his country home nearby,
relates an exchange. and stopping at
his sons home was entertained by his
misunderstanding with music on the
.phOnOgraph. Knowing his fondness for
old religious music, the daughter-ln-
law put on the records containing old
time hymns sung by the worlds great
Artists OF song. The old man was
plainly thrilled and sat In rapt atten-
3ion as he heard his old favorites sung
with such sympathy and meaning -
ne never had heard them sung Ia real
life. At the conclusion Of what she
called her sacred concert" the young
asked, "Well. father. weren't
those old hymns sung as beautifully a.
you have ever heard them In the old
daysf'
Jimmy. they mightn't be SO bad"
he reluctantly conceded. III that
Madam Human Shank or whatever You
call her. had only broke down on the
top notes like they used to In church.
mOst always, and somebody'd only said
fAmen' right out loud when they got
through slngin'."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-26
Pathetic Spectacles of War.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
FRANCE. March %, via Noyon, March
"a visit by President Poincare and
his cabinet ministers and senators and
deputies yesterday TO Noyon and Roye,
two towns that probably have the rec
ord for being mentioned in the official
communiques in the last thirty months,
and to Nesle and Ham. two towns that
will be high up in the record for dew
astation. developed some of the most
pathetic spectacles of the war.
Old men and women. who. with chill
dren under twelve years of age, are all
the humans the Germans left behind
them, forgot their two and a half years
OF suffering, during which they stoical-
~ repressed tears of rage, and wept
with JOY as they were surrounded by
the official representatives of France.
In Noyon were assembled not only
the remaining stricken population of
the town, but refugees from villages
and farms toward St. Quentin whom
the army in retreat had driven BACK
into the devastated zone.