South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 220, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 August 1917 — Page 2

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Hi I'M ! I! HS I1C i 1 i L i ! U PW iNGREASFC Ordinance for Fircrr.cn and Policemen Raise Given Approval by Committee. Pa ora bb- 01. ! two .rl:t ..in. c providing for J ", pr nmt.th if.. r i in the t' in- of r t r :.-! i an ! po!i it; ii . f 1 i.t! b. th'ir.il i oin riutt- f th- w i 1 . in s "-sion l.i-t i.iht. Iii'!' i l,- ).: t -lin.t r, -. whi h, if i . - - 1 ). i Ii ( o;n il i t .I.r..i i . ;i v. h n li will t.ikc Tf-. t l.-uinnin ..pt. 1. firemen and po!i. iiin will la- ! i i f - d into 1 1 t - - cl.ics, at i in .1 mi, tu length -f i v. i' . T: 'a hn L.r. served !- til. IM J i I . ; 1 1 1 - v. ill ! ' - ehe lXH . t month, those Wh'. bae "-f't rnoi- than i Tnn;.tl. ii.l l'-s than lit'' I n-l Tllo-e llO ll.lW .---. - !!'. thill "in- . i r will ! pan' '" t 1 1 i 1 1 T 1 1 . An ordinance ; t j. i-i .-, f,u 1 .". :t j i i r i : 1 1 i r i t fl..- im. II in-., ifijf.il f t!'- :.j;.ii;-- 1 1 i . 1 1 t m i 1 1 1 -..is UN" i. t-.I t.in.iM. Si Intilr'.l Inll.itv i,f tln ain'i ii.t i to r t li .-1 f .in i r t - t io 1 1 i , f th- i t ' m 1 !. th- r.it- l j.iitM'iit, ;in. tlu- t 1 1 1 , i i ; 1 1 i in i:iauup n l'i it . 1 1 1 - 1 i-y j . i 1 1 1 1 1 1 of .il.it ifN to !' i.ij jink; for it oijrt. " J i 1 1 ! of tti- p:t!ti . in a a --. : - k foe a (li.u.'f of' -1 1 . i - to another juilL-i- it o;s ! h- i-it J .". I'r l.y. T'lat n (! i i; in. i n v. ill .l.i. at tli- Witmn vt. i nr-vjiii; of tli- N. '. iailro.il fjiis (oitain. ;n''iinlim; to th oiiinioi: of th- . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n a - I r sf(I la muiit. PLENTY OF BAKERS JOIN REGULARS HERE I'l ( ,-a in !!); v I'm out of a in inMiiiti'Mi iH'I a Jo) hi other tliin--. i'Ut l)o r" I I 1 I .iri,. iak-rs i not vtv IiI:.m"n to ilwin-ilc if tl. jiMinl.'i" o liHiidinnki'is Mili-til at the 'i i.th I r t 1 army iiwitinu st. -tio'i in ;.i y in Iii atioti. I iOU n tl out of -i ,lio i t iki'H it1 at t!i ' M ttiou tfnli 1 Soi ut. k- -;oinjt! th' ;u u ti rri"a ti i " c..; p as i-ak'-r. Tl' u-i " I'r.uik r. .-a.ai! I'oitotl i au.l !:uloioh Klofntinf of .oi.tli I'i.mhI an1 Walter Kiuis of I '.r-tiicn. In. I. tlr t ol tin- M urtii in t'. asiati ni .-tioii t!i' m:;iii1 i",'.-. TMy wt i e Wilhmi V- nin tt ol" Siii '- howana. Intl. ami 'hailis iMii o i 1 1 1 1 1 liend. All i in n .vi i i, an!l im tTif.liat ! to l'orl Var' li ail'iuai t ! s. ARMY BALLOON MAN IS HERE ON VISIT .lames M . Stewart, a member of the balloon si:nal and oh..-rv at hui cups at l"t. '"iiii-ha. Neb., is in South Hem! for a wetk's iit w ith Iiis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ti. Stewart. 4" Sheiinut av. Stewttt made soi i,il t )i i ! i 1 1 u tlinhts in South IUmhI while a student at the S-Mitli l!fi I hixli school. HOLD sMOki:K. An o!d-fahion d Mitch !unh and smoker w is h Id l.t-t eveniti by IV. ember" of the 'rs:sade li'dSe. No. M, nf iho Ki;i;!,!- of !th::i after their rt'.ilar mi-tui- in thK. 1' hall. '

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HOW TO SALUTE OLD GLORY A Chilian is not r-juir(l I y any law or ur.ny rkTiilatiot; of th L'nlf- ' fl tat s to salute "Old Clor:. ." hut all iiviliins .ire r''piii-d to resju-i-t if. Man'- men of i il lif" v. la jta-s th- ri"-:ini-ntal and national rolors wliicn lloat daily in front of the V. M. '. A. uncow-r as th y pass ttio r'tar i-pari ih- Kalinor. It's a ini-'hty : ood thinir to do. Men and hoys who u nit to show their i-.p't and f-y, tiieir Ioh fiir tl:e that 'set th'iii free" and will keep them I I. .... k- , . i i 1 1 ............ .... !..,. t ... w w I I . ' , -"ll'l'llll lIM-'V,l lll'V J'.l.-.. the ll.r at the Y. M. ( . A. ThptojMi" .nanner ii to remove the Iheadilress with the riuht hand and hold it owr the left shoulder. not so humorous. lie has ;i "way" and the fa et s of his romrades so.tred and tears welled in the eyes ol mi, ne : -1 1 i 1 1 mothers and sister and suet tin arts as the speaker sail that many of the 1m ys -Mtnered ahout miuht t ot rnie hack, that Mime of them mi-'ht ome Kick horii'-ly n aimetl. tliat some of the 1ocm1 one at home would he pone when the- others linally net back hotm. 1 t j t ,s a s'l speaker -honld. Krin sent his audience to th'ir homes atid tents with smiles hy romludiny with his remarkalde imitation of a wampus hlowin-; ine-s t all on a jiiceolo. The downpoui of rain cau.-ed the parade whic h was annoum ed for last e tiling at l.eeper park to Incalled oil. l'araue will probably be held this eeni:i-.

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eat'h wait! company. Tliis includes commissioned and non-commissioned ollicers. Company in ;uli Ward. There vill be one company for each ward in South P.end. three for the live Mishavvaka wards, and two fjor the county at larffe. rhysicalt aide men from IS ears of ae up will b accc pted. The oiriani.ation f the ,t. Jcsc ph county u;nard is under the direction of ('ol. (leome M. Sludf baker am' Maj. I'red I Dennis, upon whom the county council for defense conferred the work. Plans fm the enrollment of first ward men were outlined at n meetinir in tie Colfax school Monday night. Maj. NAME DELEGATES TO REALTY BOARD MEETING William H. Happ and W. X. Herman were appointed to attend a meeting of the hoard of governors of the real estate board of the state to be held at Indianapolis Thursday. The two local delegates will make an appeal to the board in reference to holding the annual real estate board state convention In South P.end this fall. The proposition of having a city planning commission was discussed. All members reported tioriral activities in the real estate circles. V. '' Hastings, president of the board, presided. "7 f,,,,., . .,,,,1.., pnmmnQ iO ü $d ti v-d ct. U 6,' O AC

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It. It. It. William; lt Kt. .1. J. It ii ny an, K.IUor n.p.ht. ihici:li:ss DRILLS BEGUN; II LEU FAST Kemarkahle progress is l-eir.'sT made hy the troops now in training at the mohili.ation eamp ;tt Leeper park. :o-c)rclin$; to othcers of the various units who too, their commands throjh a hard rind of drills ytsterday. Iri!l during the atternoon as suspended hecause of the funeral of Herbert Keidel which was attended by uniformed men of the three companies' and a lirim;" s.p.ad. The morning, however, was spent in full on company moements. Recruits ol the machine ;run company have made such progress in eompany drill j that t'apt. (luv I'. K'imi'le hail detitled to start the instruction of re cruit:-, on the machine otitis. The company now has four of the Lewis rujis and will have eisht more as-i.-ned them shortly. This- nun tires MO shots a minute and is one of the greatest factors in modern warfare. A demonstration of the p'iin will he made hy a sipiail of the company at the entertainment and dance at Keeper park Thursday niht. Harold I. .Maifpiis, .-upply sergeant of the machine nam company, has been commissioned j-econd lieutenant of the machine nun company, third Indiana infantry, succeeding Lieut, (leor-re V. Healey. trans--l'erred to the supply company. Charles Calvert will be thief drillmaster. Several assistants will have charue of the drills in the separate ward companies. These drills will probably lie held twice a week. ouicers will be appointed irom the ranks after the companies luve heen recruited to full strength. They will be selected according to ability and experie nce as leaders, by a military board consitin of two men. and three representatives of each ward company. Meeting time and places for residents of tiie other six wards are helm, arranged by a committee appointed for the purpose :i a meeting in the Oliver hotel last Wednesday. GET THREE BIDS FOR CITY LIMITS PAVING Three bids for the paving f JMdy st. and Mishawaka av. were received by the board of works in their meeting Tuesday morning, two of the contractors being from outside local territory. The Williston Construction Co. of Chicago, the A. H. White Construction Co. of Milwaukee and the Federal Paving Co. of Hamilton. O., submitted bids. The lowest bid was for $1S4,000 by the A. H. White Co. The preliminary order, made last night, provides for the sheet asphalt type, and unless a majority of the property owners petition for another type of pavement before Aug. 1 that will he the type used. The final award will be made on that date. The final award for the Miami st. pavement was deferred from the morning meeting, and made at night to the Western Construction Co. Confirmations on assessment rolls for a pipe sewer on Marine st. And for pavement on Ruclid av. were made and a resolution for grading and curbing on Campau st. was con:irmt d. ST. JOSEPH LODGE MASONS TO PICNIC A 1 askct lunch picnic with games and races between bites will i e held by the St. Joseph hd?t, Xo. 40, of the F. .X: A. M. on Aug. IS at Indian grove at Berrien prins. Committees to look after the transportation, refreshments, amusement and sports were appointed at a meeting of the lod-'e a, few days prev'ous. A program of the day is to I e mailed to each member of the lode. It is to be a picnic for both rnemi cms and their families. Wives will have that long longed for chance to j -et out in the country and the little kiddies to et out and romp a-ui play till their hearts' content. Cars to the picnic grounds will leave in front of the Maonu temple on the afternoon of Aus. 1 is at 1 :::0 sharp. It i- expected that more than ?.)) will attend the picnic r.ii: ALARM. Beports that lisbtnin had struck the house at s 2 1 X. Allen st., owned by It. II. Reed, caused fire company H and those from the central Nation to make a run about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. There- was no lire, however, and no damage due to the lii;htning could be found. HAS BROTH 111! 1 lltANCF. Mrs. R. J. Pinkerton, 7".i Harrison av.. received word from her brother. Orville Mikesell. who is located in a Y. M. C. A. training camp in France. Mr. Mikest-11 is t.nly IK ears old and joined the Co. H . lHll infantry. April 11. Tlu letter was written June 11 and was received Ai:;. 4.

Austro-Germans In Swift Attack Take 1,300 Russ

Aside from the Russian theater the hostilities cn all the fronts are virtually at a standstill. Bombardments at some points attaining fairly violent proportions, and at i various places the operations have not taken on the aspect of a contemplated resumption of the bis alii-d drive which the bad weather of last week hrought to an uhrupt end. The Canadians operating against I ns have again made thrusts of a successful nature into the environs of the already encompassed coal center. which apparently cannot Ions withstand capitulation. By the use of curtain fires the Hermans are endeavoring to keep hack further encroachments into their terrain here, but even with this fire against them the intrepid Canadians continue? almost daily to extend their saps and now are firmly ensconced on the south and west outskirts of the town. Crown Irine Hammers Away. The aspirations of the German crown prince to win territory auainst Hen. Petain's forces on the southern front in France have not as yet he-en achieved. Tn the Champaign reuion the French have penetrated Herman lines at three places and on the famous Avocourt wood hill 00 sector of the Verdun front have put down with a loss a Herman attempt at an attacks Having been enabled, mainly through the disaffection in the Russian army, to drive the Russians out of the greater part of Halicia and Bukowina, the Austro-C.ermans now have be-jun in southern Moldavia a maneuver, the success of which would he of vast importance against the Russo-Roumanian line, barring the way to Bessarabia. At I'okshanl the enemy has struck a swift blow at the defendets of the line and forced them across the river Tyrladesus. therehy controlling the crossing of the lower Sereth and the road to Halatz, one of the chief Roumanian towns on the Danube Ktill remaining in Roumanian hands. A number of guns of various calibers and lf.100 prisoners were taken hy the invaders. To the north, along the Bystritza river in Roumania. two Russian regiments turned traitor and ild. compelling the main force of the Russians here to retire again several miles. Near Kimpolung. in southern Bukowina, th Russians gave hattle on the heights of Molit, hut were defeated and forced to cede territory. At several points further north the Russians are at grips with the enemy, and apparently are mm- than holding their own, on several sectors, having driven back the Teutonic advance posts. Taking advantage of the retreat of the Russians west of the Zbrocz river, where the disaffection In Hen. P.rusilloff's army made it virtually a rout, the Austrians and Hermans are harvesting hastily the crops left behind. KIL SEEKS EXEMPTION Here it is again "What' in a name" as obi Bill Shakespeare or King Lardner. or somebody, once asked. For Joseph Kil, 016 S Chestnut st.. cne of the men appearing before the local selection board Tuesday, filed a claim for exemption. And Joseph Kil might just as well have been named oh. go ahead and fill it out for yourself. METAL WORKERS FEAST The first of a series of banquets of the Master Sheet Metal Workers' association of South Bend was held at KaMe's banquet hall last evening. Officers of the various builders' trade associations throushout the city, as well as the officers of the builders' exchange were among the guests. Alfred Hreene of Chicago was the principal speaker of the evening. He gave a short talk on "Orranizing and Cost Systems." About 50 people attended. ;i7r sir ix)ii iu:d enos. Fifteen dollars was realized at the ice cream social given by the Clay and Harris Home Feonomie club at Stover school house, for the benefit of the Red Cross society. Mrs. II. A. Fishenseher. Fd wardsburg id., will entertain the club at its regular meeting August K. It will be an all-day session, with a picnic dinner served at noun. class i:x.mixi:i. An examination was given the members of Miss Louise Southard's elementary hygiene class at the V. W. Tuesday evenit.e by Miss eilive Bailey. This will he the last of the clas-ses for the summer. r;isT ITH sali:. This is the big fur event waited for ecch year by critical fur buyers of South Bend and vicinity. Prices marked far below the normal. Our stock is bright and fresh, every fur piece in the latest style; quality guaranteed. We ur? early selection as you can pay a small deposit on what you select and we will store it free until cold weather. Scarfs Muffs, Capes and Coats are on si'.. Choose now and get the beneft of the summer prices. Repaying and remodelling at reduced pricts. Come early and avoid the rush of the season. II. nree.nhlatt. Manufacturing Furrier. iT.2 S. Michigan st. Kst. 10 0 0. Advt. DANCINH PARTY. At Hudson Lake Ca-ir.o. Wednesday right. Aug. S. Donahue Orchestra. ct.nl ,.t-t

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Great Sale of Rugs Now On Thousands of Yards of Curtain Materials to clean up at hah their regular price. Our August Sales the Greatest Money Saving oportunities of the year. We told you August was to be a Record Breaker. Well, everv dav the sales are way over all previous records Because Quality First Merchandise in everv secsection is being- sold way under the Market Prices. A manufacturer's a-eent told this week Percales would sell for 35c a vard in the spring Calicoes would he lSc a yard Muslins would be 25c. We know all Woolen -oods will Iv double in price, and through our Great Store you will find Thousands of Dollars worth oi New Fall Goods priced as low as you ever bought them. Note the following displays just made and added to our August Sales:

Millinery Section Handsome Silk Hatters Plush Sailors at $6.95 The most fashionable shapes and very tine quality. Impossible to duplicate them at anywhere near the price. New Fall Hats of Velvet, Felts and Velours The Gage, H viand and Phipps Hats are here, priced from $5.00 to $12.50 "And they are beauties."

August Sale of Blankets. The qualities, sizes and prices make this one of the Greatest Sales we ever held. 70x80 Heavy Cotton Blankets, S3.50 value, $1.95. 64x76 Heavy Cotton Blankets, S 1 .85 value, $1.25.

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New Fall Silks at $1.69 and $2.00 yard. Beautiful dark stripes and plaids, 36 inches wide, wonderful qualities. New Skinner's Satins, all the new colorings. $2.00 yd. For Dresses and Skirts.

New Fall All V'doI Dress Goods. Are you going to have a new Serge Dress? Our newFall Serges from Botany Worsted Mills are on sale at $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 yard.

boys' Section August Sale. Fine Overalls, made of excellent Blue Denim, 75c pair. Boys' excellent Wash Suits," fast color, 59c, 89c and $1.00. Boys' Separate Trousers, odd lets, 59c pair. Boys' genuine Scout Suits, made of regulation Khaki cloth, up to 15 years, $2.95.

Great Clearance Sale of All Wash Dresses, "Linen Motor Coats" 25r Reduction. Very Special for Tomorrow. 11 Handsome Taff eta Silk Suits, were S35.00 and S to.oo, Reduced to $15.00.

Exemption Claims Filed Tuesday

Many Il' Claims. (Maims fur exemption under tbe selective draft law were nled Tuesday by the following men who appeared before the city selection board for their plnsical examinations in e,ii5io-i No. 1: Arthur I a. Oo-I-en!iaer. 211 Keasy st., married: H. W. Kosenbaum. 4,". Lincoln way K., widirved rrotlT-r; i:iof G. frickso'i. X. ,"s"ott st.. mairied: (.'a:l l'aner. S17 lancoln way V.. marlied; Pen J. Henry. H17 Xotre Iame a.. married: AU-ert P. Pidc. sos K. .samplf st., married: Ho.ner I. Korfel, 12.; Dul-ail a... married; I'. P. ostranrier. 7".9 h hernia n a v., mirried; Lynn I. Hoke. :v'.l S. Michi-'in married; Stanley K. Ranb. 4"'J IZ. Ionabl st.. married; Joe '"Joeffrich. 1007 Fastnacht av.. married; 1-Yed S. Smith. 7 IS K. Ia-salH av., nurrd; lioice H. Henderson, :2u W. Iisaiie av.. married; Walter P. Ian?. 117 P. St Louirf it.. widowe-i mother; Judon J. Menter, X. 7th s: married; Jain- F- Hurhff. 3 Ol K. Pa-salle a v., widowed mother; Plson P. Mvrs, 1022 S. l.")th -t.. married; I P. Gandy, 17 17 Pale a v., married: Ora Kir.Ker, 11 S Pddy st.. married; Uon Perick, 729 P r.r.s lvar.ia a., na.-ried; P. I Gillilind. N. Pddy tL. marrii-d; Adclph Harlf-ss. alien; H. A. Grubin. 7 4'. portage .. I jlAl, 1 I I itl 11 'Ilk V v:iv.itri. st. married: Herbert Fuer-I broker 42Ö Harrison married:

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Hours N. and $4.50. August Sale of Linings. Many people are rdining their last season's coats and jackets. We have planned two very special lining offerings for August, which mean a splendid saving t" you. V) inch Mercerized Sateens, Macks only, extraordinary value, 29c yard. r inch line permanent finish Satin Solile, c lr and black, 50c yard. These goods are all priced at less than manufacturers' Cost. New Fall Cotton Wash Goods. Handsome Plaid Ciin.i:hams, 1 8c value, 12Voc yd. 3 2 inch Handsonit Zeph r Cinghams, 18c yard. 3o inch Pine Chamhray ( jinghams 25c yard. 3 1 inch Pine Shirtings at 25c yard. Himer (V:rmca:i, Jjj; S. l;th t . r.iarrif-'l; Jr.sv;h I"- Wild1, .".o. Oiifst .st.. ni;:rri"-i; oh.iri.-.s I :.. 4i'i LiMontf ?!.. mat ! id : Ivsli; Alohire. 1 5 . .Miami t.. married; H. Kinmid. :2i S. Main rn.orid; IJcrt .inal!. 1 Hill .st.. married; Mace iohrM 117 S. St. I. ui. fL. jii;trrii: Walter I om -van, 70'; X. .t. Ixiis t.. :i:.irrbl; neurit- LamaU-s. 11: II. Wa'.i.: -t . itiarricl; I". 1 '-?. n-.r. 'O N. Uwrf-nto .st.. ni.uri'il, Wi-rCrd . .Morris, 4' X. ifavette s re.arried; Stanb-y T. .M:c ".. : '. W linliara av.. ;r.ani!; 'lia:is M. Uu.lduck. .""i I-:.I'ib;-il a1-.. : r$-.x r : u-l . . . Oirvit r. 7'.'7 K. Ir. li oi t a' .. :...irri-d; llari.sfnie !'. .Mi'.cr. 11 .S. Carroll t., .r.a r n-.'. ; I i': A. rrytz, ylü b'-on ft.. rnarrid; Antonio Oa.nnoii. K. M;i'!:-"n .-! . ir.f'.r:n f-'' rnti ; Alfred Kiri. I.!.a.b. W. Indiana av.. alin; 'h.ir'H. !'.;'rir, 9 0'. "lvel:ind a., married. In sriiil l)ii-ion. Th rncn v. ho TiKd lain.s im- -- err.jitin in th second diviMi-n Ti.--la-. fcl'ous- Jr.s.f,h Wittlin. im .Michigan -t.. married; '.-r. Italph n-Jrk-. 22i S. Iwifa;. -tt married; St inley Pi-rzynskt. 1 1, i'. 1. , r.iarri!; Prank I. r.ambM ', 4" Vistula av.. lfp'!cl-nt ci;!d i:r.der lö; Ahil I-VeIdf-r. 4: 7 Pulaski .!.. n.'irri'-d; lolm Ni s-;n'dzian . ' O-. K . !-ci n szl.. . : . married. Pianci P. I Grind! - . 4 -' o:k!ui t . ni.o i .

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Early Fall Coats in Our August Sales. Never have we offered you such splendid values, such excellent materials, and priced so reasonable. Fine Bolivia Coats at $45.00 and $50.00. Handsome Wool elour Coats from $25.00 to $39.75. Handsome Silk Velour Coats from $45.00 to $85.00. Wonderful Plush Coats from $25.00 to $50.00. All Wool Fall Coat $15.00, $19.75 and $25.00. A deposit will hold our coat until winter. Many are laying cats aside, making monthly payments. August Sale of Fine Furs. Prices during the month of August are just 15'' less than at any time of the year. We give you i5'" oti the price, and will hold for you till vmi wish them.

Knitting Yarns and Needles. It seems as tlbuih .e er -hdy i knitting th.e-e d.c. v What a splendid ".va t - nir hit hy making a pair good warm 'woolen mc j.; Mime saldier. Whr a pleasure for you and what .i c-m-for to him. Utopia Yarn-. ;:e an.: white, 75c skein. ( ienuine Pea c e 1 ).ile Khaki Yam-. $1.00 skein. The lines: S Needle-. 5c each. If you don't know ho-', to knit, come to 1 1 r clao. We'll teach v..'j. Wim i: i'igri: i . u kkim: skiim"-. A :i r :t 1 If-.tr.'it.' -f lr; .'"1 ' ' - if v-!l Tii-i'Ic, sj !). JH n'. si.iio. sij.". si.r.n. i.'s. i: it it I.i i .nid cli;i sjc-. limist x;tlc lif iioim; iu:im:s, ;m,i ii:; ro. Ktr.i sj.- I t r - - Apr.i "i-. Sj lcr,!;.! u I n ... !.) Sl... SI. .'.. ''r.i!.,. ibi' )-. ." 1 : s v. ,;; -t . (uarr.'-ii- Johj- "i ill 'arlis'e t., nai;;..!. Pia:.' ii-'': . l.S iru h t.. - .'!''.'.' 1 n.'-t b-! . .Io-. 4 . st; -;. j 7 i s i - ., .-; . -; : . i - r:-J; I.i. ui- Ti-ro... v i W. i'i-i-a sr.. al; p . I.-. ii H'-r- .t'i. ! , I.. i ;.' . 1 '. : ! '. 1 ! ! . ' . I ; f b i I '. ..'... .' - Ma : s . :n;i! i ii-l, . t . i ' r . - i s' . l i X. Ad. in. n. l ri . i : ! I ',-: ! ich 1 . '7 1 "a.s- : . . ; . . . - 1 led; A i! re. , 1 . G - . .-' . n ; Arll.'ir .J" r. - : ' . ' i : w 1 1 ' l v- . i ' I f ' ' t ! i . . ! : l i 7 : I :;. s . :. .. .-. i ; ' ; i - : .ii iv 1 1 . : ' . -,-.- t st . M : a t 1 ' i . ; t a r. ' T.i!7-'.'. ,s. s.i r: ; '- , i ... m . i i . '; .1 K M e l i t; , J ' ! : !'. . ! i . ; . , . i : : . ' : S'a'.a '. ii. T :-..; , '. J '. ". M .' .. !!.:::.!, H. ! ' ' -. ; . t -t.. ii. iii! I: .Jos. .....- - k., '.'III K ! ... . r: ...! . Miki Polo. ii.a. 77 P: a:: . ,t ... .-.. .! M . -. ko-a i.i k. ' ' .s i ' i r,it -t . ;:. :! -i. i ... i i '..-ir-.tv v. h-i . - hir-i i.f i r : r t !!". e to !!:- any d tr-.i- w :. a ....!! Will indiv .d An xpert f ro?:i tl.e r .ai. i:.-.'-r :s )c r- ..nd u bl : ., 11'".- .4 Ti I shiW '. o ; v;.,'a th- i i:r .t w ill as!s :. P.n-h :n-nt djustei to the i nl i 1 ;, .. 1 ji.it' r.t br. H. A. Tn.oi.-.so-i, "1 Mb-h. St. Adv t. U0T t S1V VOU S1W It in t.P newspaper. S.1V NewS-TimCS