South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 189, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 July 1913 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

The Seven Ages of Woman in Love: Chapter One When She Is "Sweet Seventeen" and Is "in Love With Love" Z3C fT3 n bale M 5

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IIY .MI.VMi: LI Hi, This then, is the first chapter of le Seven Ago.5 of Iove tho ape of ,uppy love." as thry ca'.l !t in m.'tn. But do not Iau?h and call it unimortant. for as many v. : man can tell ny man love is nfver a matter for musement not even th first "infatation." Her father and her mother nd her teachers and rociety all :iese are at fault. All her life she read.1? about love, lays It on her piano, kt-s it in the lovie?, hears it explained, somewhat ifferently, from Loth the pulpit and io stage. So she waits for it! The tale of the Sleeping Beauty 13 ot a myth. The awakening of the rincess at the coming of Prince harming is the true story of the oung girl's rous.ng from the hazy reams of her conventional training

y the keen need for her own life. All that poetry and romance have aught her of love, she expects to r. aze In her first h art affair. Her :hooling is not complete, her judgxent is not developed. How can she e critical when the first sample of A'e i3 offered to her? She welcomes love not the lover t no man be conceited on this point -for one man will do as well as anoner if he happens to enter her dream orld. (This wisdom is offered to the con ideration of the. young gentleman o. 0 who actually believes that he can lpitvato the heart of a girl.) Ive I mean first love passes, ho infatuation of 17 just dies out . Ithout anybody taking notice, if it is t alone, and not nourished on paental objection. And there is the ery best reason in tho world why it hould be permitted to perish. Nature always kills precocity, whoher in the animal or vegetable king:om, because It is unfit to fulfill her urposes. And whenever nature Is heated, she makes somebody pay. If tho girl of 17 marries her childen must pay. 1 or hecauso she has .ot attained her full physical and nental development her children will e less beautiful and healthy human peclmens than those burn of an odder nother. But just so long as Fevrnteen's nother is Too Nice or Too Cureless to ell her daughter the truth about mar. iago and its responsibilities, just so ong will "infatuated" youth plan to lude mother, and to ( lope, and to jivrlte to the woman page editor: Please send me tho nr. mo or a minister or justice of tho peace in Gretna Green.' Answer by return mail. Stamp inclosed." rARIFF EFFECTIVE AS SOON US PASSED New Rates Will be Charged as Soon as the Measure Becomes a Law Decision is Reached Friday. WASHINGTON', July .'.Majority members of the senate finance- committee decided that all schedules of the new tariff bill, except sugar and wool, should "become effective immediately after the enactment of the measure into law. Sugar, with the approval of the democratic caucus, will be subject to tho Paync-Aldrich rates until March 1, 1 J 1 4. Tins committee tentatively agreed upon a date for the wool schedule but did not announce It, because of a promise to confer with Senators Walsh and Thomas, who could not bo reached Friday. The committee will confer with them Saturday before the final session of the ciucua. Adiiitional revenue was provided for by the committee when it decided in view of the revenue tax on brandies used in fortifying sweet wines, to levy a revenue 'ax of 2 5 percent ad valorem in what are known as "spurious wines." wines made from pummis and fortified with chemicals. containers or sucn wines must near a label, showing what materials enter Into the product. Another chance proposed relates to the clause prohibiting importation of convict-made goods. It was amended fco as to read that such goods h; excluded from countries which do not "prohibit" convict labor. Originally tho clause read from countries which did not "restrict" convict labor. Chairman Simmons said Friday that he expected general debate on the bill to begin a week from Monday, lie will report the measure probably Wednesday, and it is his opinion that the debate will be limited to five week;. Regarding the binding revolution Tvhich will be adopted by the caucus. i?en. Simmons said that its provision.would bind every democratic senator who did not withdraw from the caucus, whether he voted for the resolution or acainst it. or even if he was absent when the vote wa taken, unless he had rn-vlously pd-;ed himself to his constituency to vote asainst some rate or principle involved in the bill. The amendment to the bill fixing the stamp tax on cotton sab's sold for future delivery, members of the committee heliee will bring in considerable revenue. Though the primarv design of the amendment is to abofish stock exchange gambling jn cotton futures, it the general opinion that it will not do so, hvu that it will considerably curtail it. in that case the government will derive some revenue, but this cannot be estimate. 1. "Should the stamp tax on cotton futures deals f dj to curtail this form cf Ftock dealing." Sen. Simmons said today, "the revenue to tho government would be enormous." CRAWFOJUWVILU:, Ind., July :. --Nevln Stockton, n, waa drowned In Walnut r n ok l.er. today where he was wading when he stepped into a deep hole. THY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

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TOY BALLOON DOES DAMAGE OF $5,000 Lights on Stable at Kvansville and Second A la nn Is Needed to Kxtinguish Flames. EVANSVIIiLE, Ind., July 5. At 9 o'clock Friday night a paper balloon fell on a stable roof near Main and Franklin sts. Before it was extinguished a second alarm had been sent in, four stables, a junk shop and a feed store had been destroyed and a big hardware and seed store was damaged. Included in tho loss were six valuable driving horses. The total damage is placed at $5,000. Two minor fires were caused by lire crackers, Ed. Lannert, 11 years old, tried to pick up a giant cracker. His left wrist was burned and torn by the explosion. SPEND THE FOURTH HEARING EVIDENCE Kvaiisvillo Jury Kusy Try ins: Cu of Man Accused of Killing Incrurhan Conductor. EVAXSVIIi:, Ind.. July 5. Twelve men, jurors In the case of the state against Farley King, charged with murdering Samuel Koehler, an interurban conductor, spent their Fourth of July In the circuit court here Friday listening to evidence Introduced by the state. Homer Ellisworth, who witnessed the killing testified that after the conductor Insisted that King stop his rowdyism on the car the latter stabbed him several times. The defense stated they would show King acted in self defense. WIFE GREETS HER RIVAL WITH A CAME Starts Something When She llnds Her lluband IZmhracing Another In tho Park. PITTSBURGH, July ".When John Huttln-rer and Mrs. Alice Linheart, weight ISO pounds, were embracing each other in West park. Wednesday, Mrs. Huttimrer, who weighs 105 and who has always believed herself to be the head of the Huttinger household, appeared on the scon . Mrs. Huttinper stized her husband's cane and belabored Mrs. Linhe art over the head and shoulders, handing her a verbal lash with every blow that stung as deeply as d'd the whirling stick. Mr. Huttincer finally managed to get between his wife anil Mrs. Linout of the angry wife's way. A park policeman appeared on the scene at this juncture and placed the three under arrest. Thy were fined $10 each, charged with disorderly conduct. KILLLD IIY SOX. BRAZIL. Ind., July 5. Albert Harrison. 2S, of Knightsvllle, was hot and probably fatally wounded when hl tfn-vPiir.nM snn wUtnnl Vilm f ,r a samrroi wnii tho two were nunt in near here Friday. A bullet ?ro:r. the boy's .2 2 caliber rille penetrated hii father's brain.

D RAYERS HELP E S Evangelist Fife Tells Audience That Men Like Washington and Jefferson Knew How to Pray. Even though it was the night of the fourth a large crowd attended the services at the First Christian church, when Evangelist Fife delivered a special patriotic sermon. He said Christian patriots were more noblo than all other patriots. He pointed to the great men of the nation like Washington, Jefferson, Adams and Lincoln, showing their love fo their country. Touching on their u Vds and exemplifying their bravery, he pointed to an underlying patriotism for their God. "The Christian patriot will obey the laws of his country and stands ready to defend it or hi home at all times." said Evangelist Fife. ,41I? is a patriot of prayer as was Washington at Valley Forge, and above all he Is a patriot of his maker." Saturday night the services will be continued looking to a final close of the services on Sunday, when the offering will be given to the Fife broth ers. Monday evening the brothers will remain to give a concert and they will also stay for the reception of new i members to be given on Tuesday evening. WILL STOP THE BETTING Reported That AYagers Had noon Iud at Mineral Springs Track. INDIANAPOLIS, July 4. H. H. Johnson, secretary to Gov. Ralston, on the authority of the governor telegrapher Sheriff Tindall of Porter county to take immediate steps to stop all gambling at the DIABETES TEST Ammonium Sulphate 1 - gramrr Copper Salplrttf - grarnir-e-i i poU-iuru llvtlnite -. gr;iiaiiits (ilvivr:ne b1". Anuuoni.i W.Mtvr (s g. .tot ..''". o. liillle.l W.ltT t ) 'liKike .HH. e. H.-:it one lr.nm f :i!ve ro-ngerit to oi!tng. Abl tl'. Ii.b.-ti- s"vl!in by drops until re-agert is ml. triers. Tl ! :nua!er will inlliite the a:ivniiit of sugar, j Put tho patient on Kalfon's li.i!eti- '..u; puitiil and tet every few days for twi-nty j ilavM :md you will know to ,i vrtainty j w lit t her th" sugar ts lt r'aiug or n j The tre.itraout of diabet-s l:as hirg-!y teea h 11 to t o.vin. It tpiit'Ts t.e but is lolmitteil to b" hojieles. If. f loi'klug tip the -r,t as thin Corie'n (Iim's, .nn ag-at !e gh" will reduee hepatic dfger.r.jtion, thus permitting the livt-r to i.ii ...r a::d stare!;, gradual reo-vt-ry r prr-h-ag iVc: ef life must tir'turally' fol'.ov. That l-'Ulton's Diabotle l'.np..urtl d-os t?il pi many e:et . partIMilnr!y ' tu n ii th a. g of fifty jind st-vetity, .-an '.- fstaldi-hol hy the :ibov f rm::!f.' It usually takes about t"Titv lays to show. The thlr.t and hunger eft en a to ahate hefore the sugar d-roa s ; thus many p.itiiuts know o.-f. ro tts art inado that th 1 rep-'!idlnc. The star.oe of the formula surroands each buttle If you hive I)hi betes- yon owe it to ymirI self nml rali.lly to trv 1 ult n s llale:i . v JUlIMuroi oeiere Slvin? la t 1 1 . up It can he had at Woods A: Strlehel Ask for iaiuph!e: or nrite John J. Fulton Co.., San Frauvlco.

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Mineral Springs race track. Reports received by Mr. Johnson were to the effect that much betting flourished at the races Thursday. Adventures of Johnny Mouse. [image] WALKERTON

'ai.t i. r ia-tra.l j Mr?. J. Wo Il'evi barker and son YfTopium , Pii aro iitiff relatives in Mi-.-hicran

City. A surprise social was hM here Wediu '..i v e -::intr fr Kev. Tomp.n. tho local Unitvtl lirothren minister. It was held in the church and a large crowd was pro'int. Mrs. Oorpe Ilrov.n and son Byron L. II. ORVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lady Assistant 124 North Mich&un PtIIom .r297. SOT

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Summer Stocks out in July, this Expansion Sale will be held. 12,000 square feet of space will be added to this Store as the First Installment To Facilitate the proper handling of the work in order to be prepared for Fall business we are obliged to

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are visiting relatives in Michigan City. .The Maroons and Tigers played a ball grame here Wednesday ending in favor of the Tigers by a 10 to one score. Batteries were: Maroons, Fan ford and LaFefer; Tigers, Wolfe and Glanders. EYES EXAMINED FREE Glasses Fitted at Moderate PricesSatisfaction Guarautecd. mOPTICIfcNS? DR. J. BURKE & CO Leading Optician of Northern Indl ana 230 S. Michigan St. Sundaj 9 to 10 by Appointment. I NOTICE: We duplicate any lenc j the same day. No matter who fitted them. Bring the pieces. SAILORS .N '? -:: Jt A 1 i if One Dollartii own and Oner nnllnt n avAl- w 11 Vr--vjbuy any article in f : i ur store up . to i nest terms are for a limited timp nnlv St. Mary's Grounds Not Open to Public The authorities at St. Mary's have decided that hereafter the prounds of the institution will not le opened to the public. Owing to the Imposition of some persons who have been freely allowed the use of the grounds, this decision has become necessary. The speeding of automobiles, besides, beinp a menace t: safety, haa also aided in damain? the driveways and shrubbery. Persons who have business with the institution, or have children in attendance there, will find no difficulty in enjoying the same privileges as in the pa-st and they shall receive courteous attention at all times. Visitor's Received During the vacation months, visiters who wish to be shown through the buildings at St. Mary's will be accommodated on Tuesday's and Thursday's from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.

Lm Great II Dollar m Sale

Stock Clearance

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s Mrs. J. J. livery if visting relatives in Laporte this week. W. F. FaFebcr w;ts in Garrett, Ind., the first of the week on business. Rippel's tent show will exhibit here July 14. VOfCE Elton R Crepeau will accept pupils in the art of voice placement. Itaban method. 805 N. Michigan st. Horue phone 101S. o You Know AH funds deposited prior to July llth, 1913, commence to draw Interest at 4 percent from July 1st, 1913. Interest compounded semi-annually. at ! Citizens' Loan, Trust & Savings Co. 104 S. Michigan St.

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25 discount on all Wall Paper during the months of July and August. Don't overlook this opportunity to redecorate your home vith the Latest Patterns selected from our large new stock at a saving of 25 per cent. Wi carry the most comolete line of wall paper and paints in Northern Indiana.

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South Bend's Greatest Legitimate Sale.

n r I fi H 1 t Tinilex Twinplcx Ttinplex A Twinplcx is a ntacliine to Sharpen (illicit Safety Kaor Wades. SIMPLY YOXIi:unI.. Xot c.iHnic and will Iat a life time. One customer -aitl money couhl not l)iiy hi-, if lie could not get another. Worth looking at, i:h? Xo trtuible to sliow gtod at CLAUER'S 3-Flcor Jewelry Store IVinpIcx Twinilc 'IXtlnplct Route of the Lakes TflVZE TABLE i;i i kc tivi; m.w 4. 11:0) p. 0:00 a. La. .:) p. m. 4 :;;) i. in. fct. Jrirn iliion. 11 :o) a. in. 1'J :00 J. ui. 1 an) p. j. J:H) p. in. ;;:o p. in. 4 .oo p. in. u:"0 p. in. a. in. aad 11:0) p. in. .":r.O a. m. V,:) a. m. 7 :U0 a. iij. .:oo a. m. j:o) a. ta. 10:00 a. ui. The oi'V) Niles onlf. 0:'") p. 7 :oo p. s ax) p. j:o-i p. 10:00 p. Ml. io. iu. 11 :0j p. m. tar? tj Go-ixii IHviiun. Dally Trains Leuv? ." a. tn. 11 :m m. io. 0:O0 a. m. 1J:) lo.on 7 :0") a. in. 1 :'" 1- m. S:oj a. in. -:"0 p. m. U :O0 a. m. " :" p. la. 10 :00 u. nu 4 :-) p. i". c, ifna . ta. 7 :oj p :a. S .(rt p. .'i. . K) p. :.. 10 .o'i p. ;;i. 11 :00 i. uy. I :oo p. rn. MlJlgan (ity liiion. 1:.V a. m. lo:uo .i. in. :nl p t; :(h a. in. J-'.oo no-. ii 7 :.'.0 p. :u. 7 :.UJ a. m. 1 :U0 p i:i. 'j p. r.i. Ually except Sunday. r. J. HAICPY. Sapf. Transportation. r

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