South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 133, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 May 1915 — Page 2

TlirUM.Y. MAY 13, 1!I.". THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

MEET A REPULSE

Russians Check Drive of Prussian Guard Through Baltic Provinces, According to Petrograd Announcement.

riTi; 'OJ:.b, May in. Another rvrrs'- for the ;rm,tn army that in'alel th ll.iltu j,ri in' s of Ku.-mh is r'p'rfcl in an .:!'; ial MaH merit the Ktisv-iaii war ,Haa- to.J.iy. Tlie rnians haw- tr.n:.-fernM a I w.'imriit if tin- I'niNM.i ii Kaaid, 1 1 1 - l!iAr f the (jVrnifin army. u th l,attl- fr nt in taii:r.anr and Kowto provinces and a wholfi r.rjs is xp ' t-! to follow. The oifh i-;! T ;it 1 1 u ri T follov. "As a rfs-.ilt of the (rrn.m defeat rar Mitau and Posny. (ierrnan Mratrir j.o.Mtions in the region f Sliavli hao laronu' more rlraily Metintd. The Ccrmaiis in t h - lire'tin of Mitau. I otii i;tj and Kovno, in' hart ir J,y the Pu..-aans. dc-f ideal uj on the i!(.-m rate sit-p of delivering a m rie.- of e i f r i i Mows. Thcsf epf ra t lns (tc l.fu'un in the dij-trit t of .havli. thf (;rrnans meanwhile' l:ivin;' ei'a -npied the railway junction of Jeymy on Saturday. "On that day (air cavalry came in ror.tart with the' pavarian ravalry and put it te disordf rly Jli'ht. Ahout midday em Sanday oar troops came up with the flein i:.ivari;!iis mar Krakin'V, e o e r i t a ditanea of mure than "0 miles. Two e-im'a moments were fought. The defeat of the ;rman raider. in our rear '.'.ill necessarily affect thrt progress of oj.erat ions in the. Shavli region. The enemy's defeat leads to the l.elief that he will shortly p'Cf.vo reinforcement.-?. The preseijee f a regiment of the Prussian guards on this front. ituliates that a whole corps of the uard will shortly he transferred to '"ourtand and Ko no rren im es from the western theater of war."

"FIRED" FROM AMERICAN EMBASSY BY GERARD

Nattiralieil T. S. CU'trvn Ainlas'i(I(ir He Could Show That r.rjaii Aeeeptcd PritPli Itrilx-s.

MAPfUN. In-!.. May Won! w.is r'e-eiel here today that Maurice j-'ornl'orn, a naturalized American citizen who for several years has represented the National Sweeper o. of this (ity and the Standard Sweeper Co. of Torrin't on, Cnn.. in Clary, was foreildv ejected from the American embassy at P rlin hy onlrrs of Am-ha--ador 'lerard. Sotnitorn. according t allegations, told the American amlas.'..ior that lie had evidrnee that Se-r'y of State l.ryan had "accepted PritMi hrihes." Mr. Cor.ird lamented the insult to the; see-retary of. stat' and ordered Sornio:n from the legation. When Soml'orn re fux d to i omply. the' s-rvic-s of a hutler f re hrearjht into action. The rejmrt added that eJerard inteiuled to ash the (lerman government to expel Soinhorn from the count ry. The o'ilcers of the National Sweeper '. lu re disclaimed any know ledge of Somhorn's trouhhs. hut understand that Sum born is soon to return to the liiited States.

FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE AMONG CAVALRY HORSES

It. Sheridan Animals Put I'mler iaritntine While Si With tlic Symptoms Are Killed.

DEATHS

THREE BROTHERS SLAIN

MISS LLMMA mitll. Miss Pmma Ford, ye ars old, died Thursday morning after an illness of sex era 1 years, at the homo of her brother. Judpe GcorffC Ford. G::0 W. Washington st. Miss Ford was horn in s'uuth Uend Jan. lu. 1 and lived fiere ail her life. In addition to her brother, Jmlro Ford, she is survived by a nephew. George W. Ford, the son ef the late John II. Ford of River Park. Private funeral services will be held Saturday meirning at 10 o'clock from the residence. Pev. Henry L. Davis officiating. Purial will be in Kiverview ( fine try.

SISTF.K MAKV (il'DITA. Sister Mary Gudula, 6S years old. xvho.se xvordly name was Rosalie Siex. died Thursday morning at St. Mary's after a lintrerin illness. She was born in pel-ium in 1S47. SIter Gudula came to the community in 1S77 when she received the habit. She made her final vows in 1S70. Funeral services xill be held Friday morning at St. Mary's.

BELLE DAVIS DISMISSED

Charges eif conducting a house ef ill fame were dismissed ajrninst. Palle PaxN in c ity court Thursday morning. Detective Shirk and SVrpt. Parnhart the edllcers who raided her place, were unable to furnish the state with sutfudert evidence to warrant a. prosecution, It was r.aid. A former suspended sentence of "o days in jail and a fine were recorded against the woman.

CHICAGO, May 1. All the cavalry horses at Fort Sheridan were under quarantine today following the discovery of symptoms e,f hoof and mouth disease in six ef the animals. The eliseased horses, after careful edservation, were' destroyed by the post ve terinaria n. Col. Michaclson. commandant of the post, ordered that none of the ".12 cavalry horses be permitted outside of the pejst reserx'ation. The horses discovered afilictod with the disease were l.elicved to have brought it to Fort Sheridan from a camp in Arizona where they were quartered last year.

TO HA VK It ATI : II KA KING. WASHINGTON', May la. A hearing at Washington on the express companies' proposal to increase rates today was set for May 2fi bkv the interstate; eommeree commission.

srss O.V ACCOUNT. Action to collect j'-lLO allegetl to he due on account, was brought in the superior court Thursday morning by The City Tailors against A. C. Mur-dock.

FUNERALS. MIIS. DUCINDA MTSCHi:. Funeral service's for Mrs. Pucinda Nitsche. w ho die tl at Indianapolis, will be held her Friday afternoon at '2 o'clock from the First Evangelical church. Pev. John O. Mosier will ffficiate assisted by Pev. D. I). Speicher and Rex. W. 1 1. Freshley. Purial xvill be in the city c emetery. The beuly xvill arrive in Eolith I!cnd Friday at 12 ::;." o'clock.

HOLD HUERTA SUPPORTERS

Nine Mexicans Held by United States Agents.

FT PASO. Texas, May in. Nine Mexicans, supporters of the Huerta administration, and now followers of Gen. Oreizco, were being held by United States department of justice agents today at Fort Pliss. Marcelo Carveo, formerly a general in Orezco's army, was among them. Gen. Orozco. head of the revolution, was in Kl Paso, hut ho was not arrested. imiTISH OCCUPY CITY. CAPETOWN. May 13. Windhuk. the chief city ef German Southwest Africa, has been occupied by Fritish forces, it was ollleially announced today.

MOTIIUKS OPUN CONGKKSS. PORTLAND, Ore.. May PI. The national congress of mothers and parent-teachers associations today began its annual conventiem here. Delegates were present from nearly every Mate.

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TOMORROV, FRIDAY, OUR BARGAIN DAY These Specials on Sale from 9 to 11 A. M. only

TUB SILKS 32-inch, in assorted colors stripes,, per yard 59c RATINE SILK 36 inches wide, in rose pink, irold, Copen, lavender, ;ray, navy and black, per yard, only 55c

SHUCLEAN Whittemore's white shoe cleaner, 25c boitle . . . .17c SAFETY PINS All sizes, per doz 2c DRESSING COMBS Black rubber, each 8c

KING'S THREAD lc per spool In black and white, assorted numbers. TOILET SOAP Perfumed, box of 3 cakes for 9c SANTA CLAUS SOAP 10 bars for 28c GARDEN RAKES 16 tooth. Ion;; hardwood handle, each 27c SPRINKLING CANS 4-quart size, heavy tin. 15c TOILET PAPER l.anre roll, i;ood quality crepe, c size, four for 23c RING SPRINKLERS Brass, () to 1 1 a. m. . .45c DISH PANS l-l-quart size, i;ood vrray granite enameled 25c FIGURED LAWNS Neat stripes, dots, rins and floral patterns, yard.. 4 CRETONNES Liirht and dark grounds, assorted floral and other patterns, per yard 8c

OUTING FLANNEL Remnants of 36-inch Amoskeaj; flannel, 1 5c value, per yard 9c DRESS GINGHAM Extensive assortment of checks, plaids, stripes and plain colors, per yard. . .8c BEAR LUSTRE For all kinds white embroidery work; all numbers 4 skeins for 5c KID GLOVES Best quality French glace kid, regular S1.50 quality, per pair $1.05 HANDKERCHIEFS Men's fast color red or bine, large size 3 for 10c LACES Good quality Cluny edgings an i insertions, 3 to 5-inch, i2,r.'jC value, per yard. . .8c PILLOW TOPS Stamped, to be embroidered in cross-stitch, American Hag, floral and basket designs, each 19c NEW SUMMER DRESSES AT 93c Pretty suspender style skirt of black and white" figured lawn, shirred over hips. Waist is hemstitched and trimmed with pearl buckles and velvet bow. TURKISH TOWELS 5c each TOWELING Red striped bordered linen crash, per yard 8c LINEN SUITING -!5 inches wide, in pink, Copenhagen, buff and other shades, per yard 39c

NAZARETH WAISTS For children, the genuine; good quality knit with buttons for all purposes, usual 2 5c kind 18c UNION SUITS For women, gauze; tight or lace trimmed knee, regular 5oc value 38c BRASSIERES For women, each 9c WOMEN'S COATS Spring weight green and white checks; tan and red checks, green and cardinal Bedford cord; for women and misses, 9 to 1 1 a. m. only $4.90 WOMEN'S SKIRTS Poplin, moire, serge, fancies and brocaded materials, in black and assorted colors; sold up to $7.95, each $1.95 EMBROIDERIES 2 to 5-inch, Cambric, many different patterns in edgings and insertions, 10c values, per yard 5c REMNANTS CURTAIN GOODS Many in desirable length for curtains and doors; included are fine etamines, voiles, marquisettes, madras and filet nets; in white, cream and ecrti. Up to 50c kind, yard. .27c Up to 35c kind, yard. .14c Up to 1 5c kind, yard... 7c NEW AND HANDSOME 40-INCH DRESS VOILES 9c PER YARD There's a most satisfactory assortment including many floral patterns, as well as dots and figures. And a quality that would be very good at 1 5c a yard.

Hoilics DiM-mcml Three Days After Murders h.x Clubbing.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 1". Tiie murder of thiv- hrothers on their farm near Ixuvry. Minn.. K'O miles xvest of here, l.eeaine knoxvn today. They xvtro Juhn. .tren and Ainund Mittoncs. They had been dead for at leat three days, a physician said. They xvere cluhhed to death after a fierce struggle. One body was found mar the ham and the other two xvere in the kitchen of the farm house. riu:s TurANcv aitidavit. An aitidavit for truancy, signed by Warren Ireland, truant o!tieer. was lilfd against Michael Pciidski. I'M S. live m., in Justice Peak'? court Thursday morninff. It is alleged that Popiel.ki has permitted his nine-year-old son. Poinan. to remain axvay from school, despite notice from school authorities.

SOUTH BEND MARKETS

I'Ori.TKV AMI mi:at. (Corretrd Daily by .1 inimie'i. Market. 123 V. .IcfTeronn Kltil.) I' PI.Ti:Y In in- sHlinff VI:AI. r.iyin- 1.;. 1T-. I s 1 : 1 : 1" i:..nt boiliu- 2, porterLoue ?J'n la. sirloin .';."". HAM SlliiiL' 1.-. PAI:I - St llin- lv...

I'KOYIMONS. (CorrcrtHl Daily by I". YV. Muellr, 21fi I'.. Jeferon HUI.) ritPIT--Oriiiu'cs l"i- -;1se .J.:i.". soiling :it '2Wi?' or iz.; i : i t i-;im' .S.;.."ii ). ft lliii .it :;oi7 io jut !..: l.n.ni.is, ier luii h $1.7,". M'llinr at i"K' per dz. Vi:tl-:TAi:i.l-:S-;:M.:lpi. paying lM- ! ll., firllins at p-r lli.; ptat.. p:.vinu' ."m'h1. selling :it ro.-. i:i"lTi:K AM" i:;;S.-4oinitry butter, paying l'o :;o.-: sfllinj; 'J'n ''' : r:i mt-: y luttT. jM.viim L"t, selling c'K's, strictly fre.b, paying 1 soiling ITJr.

si;i:ds. (Corrrf-ted Dally by Warner Urns. Seed store, lit i:. Wayne St.) TIMOTlIV-.r..Ki i per bu. i;i:i i.ovj;i:- sia per bu. A LPAPPA lo.:Mirn j.er bu. AIIKi: ('l.nVKi: per bu.

HAY. sTKAW AND I KKI). forretel Daily by tlie- We-ley Miller 1 bur uimI l et'l Co., 40 S. Mlhi;an t.) PAY Pavin- .ll.lt. veiling at H. STKAW Paying $7r,. M-llin .f'- and r'' jer bale. t'oi:- Paying 7."., sell hi cr at s."r;rn)e. MATS-I'a.vinc .Vi. selliiiL' at i':vn'". CI.m I:k S..I.D- Pnvinj,' $s, selling at A LSI K I) 'LYi:i:-,,ir,i; at .$10. TI.HTIP.--Selli;i at $l. ALi'ALPA .Muii tan. i giuwn. selling at $11.

l'Loi i: and i i;i:d. (Corrected Daily by Knobloek anl Tiinr, llydraiilir Av.) WIIPAT Paying si. Is pur bu. OATS Paying ,V per bu.. selling ('. ( IIIX- Paying 7S .selling S.V. li YP Paying SI.

I.IVK STOCK. (Corre'tNl Dally by Major Bros., S. I. oca n st.) IIPAYY PAT STKPKS Pair to good, 0 (Jt'.'.jc: pri me sb-ers 'a.,r,7i7.' iio(;.s--irio it,. iiji, .stj.r.O'i; 7. LAMPS Live o'USi..; dle.ssed l..ffil.V.

TAL.I.OW AND MIDI'S. (C'orrerted Dally by s. W. Llppman. 210 X. Main St.) TALLOW lloutrh i:r.",-; rendered. No. 1 4riH-: Nu. 2. 1 1 1 1 I :S--4;reen No. 1, WGi P!; curel calf skin lL'-x 15.

riTTsitl'lUill LIYP STOCK. prrisi:ri:;n. Pa.. May -cattle Supply lis'at: market steady: eliohv ...",0 r,sM; jvrinie $.. KKs.7o: po'.d S-.:r.'7 S r ; tidy butchers Ssl; s.-h) : fair 57.".U''(7.7r. ; eommonsi;.-bK7 7; eunnnon to gued fat bulls 7..".() : cninnioi: to good fat eows -S4 H7: heifers S7.."hK.;s; ve.i ealves $i'J.2'j ; heavy and thia eahes S7((77.."0. SHPLP and L.MI!S- --Supply light: market steady: jirlnie net hers .c7.7"f(?: good mixed '7.L'.Vfr.rr.: fair mixed i.r,or(; 7.15; eiills and eornmou .::r,;."; la nibs y,f 10: snring limbs js'JKh. IIOUS HfH(dj)ts lo double deks: market fairly active; jorime heavv lios S7 :n(j s inediiiins .M(i'(s.i;,; heavy Yorkers svH) '"s-l"; light Yorkers Sfys.o." ; jitrs .c7.s."? 7.0a: roughs .5.j.v,i;.7."i;" tags So.."0;,; i; ;." ; heavy mixed Ss.b."s.p.

t x w ri; mvi: STOCK. T MO. STOCK YAKOS. III.. .j,v r, Ilo;S-Receipts 17.(mm: nmrkef strong; mixed and butchers .7..".."G 7.72 ; good heavv 7.av,7i;..-,: rough heavy S7.0.V, 7.',o ; li'glit

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Our Linen Section Tomorrow's Selling VALUES THAT ONLY CAN BE FOUND HERE 100 pieces, all Linen Bleached Toweling, 1 (lo red borders, yard liiv 200 Handsome Sample Table Cloths, two yards, 2x2 2x3. At savings of 33 1-3 per cent. 100 dozen Bleached Pure Linen Napkins at $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 20 pieces of two yard wide Satin Double Damask Table Linen, all new M Hfj patterns, yard 41UU 100 dozen Hemstitched Pure Linen 9Rp Huck Towels at ub Wonderful values in Turkish Towels at 15c, 20c and 25c IS-inch Fine Embroidery 9Rp Toweling at, yard Jlr This is a very scarce article. We have just received our last lot that we will be able to sell at this old price. Those of you making towels had best get your supply now. DOMESTIC SECTION 200 pieces more of fine Bookfold Percale at yard The last lot we placed on sale went out in a hurry. Tomorrow we place on sale four more cases, light grounds, small black figures. Dark blues, cadet blues, black and white checks. 10c Bleached Muslin in lengths 2 to "7p 10-vnrd nieces, vard lb

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Middv Blouses and Girls' Skirts

500 pieces Beautiful Zephyr Chambray 1 Hp Ginghams, yard I Ub

Wash Silks

Silk Muslin

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Tomorrow we offer 38 pieces of black and white Silk Muslin that regularly sell at 59c a yard for 25c. Are you good at making yourself a dress. Here is your opportunity to get nne of the most wanted fabrics of the year at less than half its worth. All white grounds with six different size black stripes. We advise your early attention.

Lace

Specials

Tomorrow we are placing on sale 3,000 yards of Lace Edges, Bandings, Insertions, comprising Oriental nets, shadow and a few zim laces. Values up to 25c yard, special Cp tomrorow b 3,000 Yards Linen Torchon and Val Insertions tomorrow Op at, yard -Kj Nothing worth less than 5c in this lot.

.?7.4(Kfi7.73; pig ?r.rb(Tf.7.iri; bulk $7.r.0g ' rATTLP Keeeijds 4.000; nini ket fdeadv; beeves $i;.mv.:".2.-,; Texans $0.107.1,5 ; nilves Sd.r.0 .. SIli:i:i-lteeeipts 9.000; market steady ami strong: native and western .'7.7."' i.S0 ; spring lambs SIK212. i:st IH I TALO STOCK. PAST P.PPPALO. X. Y., May 1?.. OATTPIv - Ileeeipts 7-j head: market active and steady; prime steers ."tix.Ki ; buteher grades S;.."0'; N.'H CALYPS Kereipts 4."h) heart: market 8bw and stead v; eull to -holee $4..0f5. SIM;j;P AM) LAMI'S Ke eipts 1.100 head: market active, 1.VjlW higher, choice lambs .::.L,"r(f p.i."i; cull to lair .57ralO; Yearlings S7(; ; heep ?I1S.. Ilo;s Ueeelpt Lr.H): markt, 10.' low

er; Yorkers (1.17,; j.igs $7.75q70;

nuxrM ..io: heavy -ST.PUU; roughs d.2. Oj,'A'h ; tagn .".'S,i rKl.

CHICAGO gi:.in. CinCAr.O. Mar 1.? -Ol'KNINC : WJIKAT Mav si..v: July $i.:;o-TM.30; Sept. Sl.Llt .f,i 4'(HP .Muy 7Ut: July llW-.; Sept. Si.'j.'P-j'ai.-x roii.N .May 74'4; Julv TT1'.''. ' ; Sept. 7e. OATS Ma v .;;; July ,2'; Sept. POKK-Julr LA IIP Sept. .!(. t'r.osr: : W II PAT Mav 1..": Julv $1.2!"v : Sept. 1. COPN-Mav 74--J : Julv 7e : Sej-t. T'-'.e. OATS May r,2's: July ; Sej.t. 4i.-'.4

rii;K Mny S17.70: July Sl.o.".; Se;.t.

sis. .",. LAPP --May s'.'.f.7: July S'..7.V'. 77 : Sept. ' pips Julv siu .v,: Sept. $ioav,7 pi sr..

Toi.i.no c;ui. TOPPPO. o.. Mav n. ri.oSP: YVin;AT-'i:! jii.I M-i.v 1 1 : $LL-.: Sept. cok.n Ois'.i .'i; May 4 ; July .i. SeliU .yle. OATS- ","',; Mi.v .v; .P:iy !'; Sept. IV'o'. j: vi: No. 2. .Pi7. 'i.oi:i: Si:PI Prime, rash i.'; O' t. AI.SIKIV-Prime. en-h TIMOTHY Prim". .,; Sej t. : t. .'J.1".

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Millinery Specials

Untrimmed Shapes in hemp and milan hemp Sailors, Tricome, and

Cute Turban effects, all colors. Values to $1.95; Special

Choice of all Trimmed Hats up to $10.00; special for Friday and Saturday

Large selection of prettily Trimmed and Untrimmed Children's Hats, val ues to $2.50, at from 10c to

Beautiful Ostrich Pompoms, $2.25 grade special for Friday and Saturday PANAMAS FOR LADIES Special for Friday and Saturday Variety of shapes, regular $2.95 grade

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Boys' All Wool Bloomer Suits, values to $2.95, very special for Friday and Saturday All Wool Bloomer Suits, Norfolk style, very stylish, and pretty, values to $4.50, Friday and Saturday Splendid assortment of little fellows' Wash Suits at greatly reduced prices. Special values at from 39c to . - Child's Oliver Twist Wash Suits. 75c value, special for Friday and Saturday Boys' Bloomer Pants, very special for Friday and Saturday, values to $1.00, choice

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