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W1 Thursday March 25. THE RTiWAYNE DAILY NEWS HOW GOOD THAT MUSTEROLE FEELS 1l Get- to That Sort Spot. Uke Magic. ht That's delicious relief for those sore muscles those stiff joints that lame back. MUSTEROLE Is a dean white ointment made with the oil of mustard and other home simples.

It does the work of' the old toned mustard plaster minus. the plaster and minus the blister Yousimply rub MUSTEROLE on the spot where th pain Is rub It on briskly and the pain la gone. No muss no bother. Just comforting. noothlng relief first a gentle glow then a delightful sense of coolness.

And best of all no blisters like the old- fashioned mustard plaster used to make There Is nothing like MUSTEROLE for Sore Throat Bronchitis TonsllltlB. Croup Stiff Neck Asthma Neuralgia Headache Congestion Pleurisy matlsm Lumbago. Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints Sprains sore Muscles Bruises Chilblains Frosted Fret and Colds of the Chest It often pre. vents. Pneumonia At your Druggists In 25c end 600 Jars and a special large hospital size for 260.

Be sure you ret the genuine MUS. TEROLE. Refuse Imitations get what you ask for. The Musterole Company. Cleveland.

Ohio. twEATHER SUMMARY it Local Office Weather Bureau. Fort Wayne. Jnd. March 251915.

During the last twenty-four hours there has been light scattered rain or snow over Uie upper Mississippi and the Oh. valleys and the lake region and some snow in the northwest West of 10 Rockle fair and moderately narm weather Is general. A cold wave has developed In the northwest and over the Dakotas and the British northwest temperatures have fallen from 20 to 30 degrees during the last twenty-four hours while zero tempera lures are reported from portions of the. British northwest and northern Ontario. The cold wave will spread southeastward and.

give colder weather In this section tonight and Friday The rain will probably change to snow tonight and be followed by fair weather on Friday when It Is probable that the temperature will remain below freezing most of the day. Stations. 87 23 i2 32 i jfa Atlanta 40 0 Cleat Atlantic City. 64 as 0 Clear 36 a 0 Clear 68 36 0 Clear 36 34 01 naln 64 43 0 Clear 66 40 01 Rain Bismarck Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago Cincinnati. 52 42 0 Cloudy' Cleveland 4 40 0 Rain Denver 0 26 01 Cloudy es Molnes 68 as 06 Cloudy 46 40 11 Rain 40 12 02 Cloudy 52 SI 0 Clear 52 0 Clear Detroit Difluth JSastport Evansville FORT WAYNE.

60 43 01 Rain Galveston GO 68 0 Clear CJrand Rapids 48 86 01 Rain Helena 20 0 Cloudy Indianapolis 40 1 Cloudy Jacksonville 60 0 Clear Kansas City 64 36 02 Cloudy Knoxvllld 62 33 0 Clear Los Angeles 72 66 0 Cloudy Xxralsvllle 62 42 0 Cloudy Medicine Hat 30 12 2 Clear Memphis 66 40 0 Clear Montgomery 68 40 0 Clear New Orleans 62 46 0 Clear Ne York 62 38 0 Clear Oklahoma 70 40 0 Cloudy Omaha 30 03 Cloudy Pittsburgh 44 36 0 Cloudy Raleigh 60 32 0 Clear St. Louis i. 60 46 0 Cloudy St. Paul 46 2 0 Snow' Salt Lake City 62 64 0 Cloudy San Antonio 64 0 Cloudy Ban Francisco 68 63 0 Cloudy S. Ste.

Marie 40 IS 0 Cloudy Seattle 0 Clear Spokane 34 0 Clear Toledo 60 02 Rain Washington 60 34 0 Clear Wichita at 0 Cloudy Winnipeg 26 0 02 Clear Observations tnen at 7 m. central standard time Precipitation for twenty. four hours ending at 7 a. m. State of weather at 7 a m.

W. 8. PALMER. Lou Forecaster. Fort Wayne Patents.

Special to the News Washington March' 25t The follow. Inc Intents have been ranted to Fort Wayne Inventors Thorn. F. Milll- an assignor to S. F.

Bowser Co. ort Wayne force pump James J. Wood. assignor to General Electric company dynamo electric machine. i Also Blackheads.

Itched. Scratched Till Burned Like Fire. UsedCutl- cura Soap and Ointment. Not a Pimple or Blackhead on race Now Armour. 8.

Dakota. About a ago ptmplM and byy" bf to hnk at my tBct. Tile plmplM wer Urn and red and would tester ow night. Sometimes my face would Itch so that I woul4 scratch It till It burned like Ore. Then the pimple would Irritate and lit son.

Many Umet during the nigh 1 wake and my face would burs. The I would have to iiet up and cool It off I tried different toota for my blood but nothing helped me. I' tried cold creams naps and talrei hot ent7UdnI' vis 10 valm thta beta to CuMoura Soap aaa Ointment an' my face tuprored In Mb dart. lnU naked feet to hot WlW vBb Outleura fcap sul lh I Vndd apvly the Ointment' TMM11 Ml a ptople blackhead to be seat oasay te 81r dMl sMaUldaKo Juii JJC Keep your face yoaaf by dafly use of CuUcura loap and Citfcun Ointment. Sample Each Free by Mi With t3iNdaB okea TOM A rW otK rt fr 4 CHRISTMAS DAY IN THE TRENCHES OF WAR AND A LITTLE TRAGEDY OF THE MORNING AFTER.

By Phil Radar. Writttn for the United Prtli Copyright 1915 by United Prtil. LONDON. March I. There were three Americans In that marvelous Christmas truco In my part Of the trenches Eugene Jacobs of Pawtucket R.

I. Victor CJiapman a Harvard man. from New York and myself. We belonged to the foreign legion which had been made up In Paris of men of all nationalities and we had been In the trenches for twenty con. secutlve days before Christmas dawned For twenty days we had faced that strip of land forty-five feet wide between our trench and that of the Germans that terrible no-man's land dolled with dead bodies crossed by tangled masses of barbed wire.

That little strip of land was as wide and as deep and as full of death as the Atlantic ocean as uncrossable as the splices between stars as terrible as human hate. And the sunshine of the bright Christmas morning fell on It as bright ly as If It were a lovers' lane or the olslll In some grand cathedral. I don't know how the truce began In other tronlhs but In our hole Nadeem be gan It Nadeem R. Turk. who believes that Mahomet and not Christ was the prophet of God.

The gunshlnn Of the morning seemed to get Into 1' blood. lie was only an enthusiastic boy always childishly happy and when we noticed at the regular morning shooting hour that the German trenches were silent Nadeem began to make a joke of It. He drew a target on a board fast ncd It on a pole and stuck It above the trench shouting to tfie Germans See how well you can shoot. Within a minute the target had been bullseyed. Nadeem pulled It down pasted little bits of white paper where shots had struck and held It up again so that the Germans could see their score.

In doing so Nadrems head ap peared the trench and we herd him talking across the no-man's land. Thoughtlessly I raised my head. too. Other men did the some. We saw hundreds of German heads appearing.

Shouts filled the air. What miracle had happened Men laughed and cheered. There was Christmas light In our eyes and I know there were Christmas ars In mine. There were smiles smiles smiles where In days before there had been only rifle bar rels. The terror of no-man's laud fell away The sounds of happy voices filled the Air.

We were all Inhumanly happy for that one glorious Instant In which we all. English Portuguese. Americans and even Nlldeem. the Tirk and that. savages as we had been.

men BS we were. the awful- ness of war had not tilled the corners of our hearts where love and Christ mas live. I think Nadeem was first to sense what had happened. lie suddenly Jumped out of the trench and began waving his hands and cheering. While he was doing this a ponderous German with a happy smile that ex posed two rows or glittering white teeth.

climbed our of the trench and shouted Lieutenant Schroeder presents his compliments to your lieutenant and desires to know If he will select four men and come to the middle of the neutral territory to arrange for a truce for burying the dead. Our lieutenant agreed In an Instant. I was One of the tour men he selected and shall never forget how I It as we advanced to meet the tour German soldiers and their lleutenattfwho were coming toward us We fqlkas If we wanted to throw our arms about these men they told me later day that the same desire was upon them. The hatred of war had been suddenly withdrawn and It left a vacuum In which we human beings rushed Into contact with each Other. You felt their handshakes double handshakes with both hands In your heart.

The truce was arranged. There was to be no more firing for one hour and the from both sides were to come out and bury their dead. The. soldiers Hocked from both trenches. They rushed at tech other and shook hands.

I want to have our photographs Bali th German lieutenant to our party. He sent back for his camera and we enemies stood with our armB about each others shoulders In horse show formation. while the lieutenant snapped his camera. It I don't have a chance to send you the. prints before the war la over he laid I shall see that jou get them afterwards.

And he took our ad- drsses At last the bodies were burled. The hour of truce had passed. But the men didn't go back to the trenches In groups all about that once terrible strip of Ho Mans Land the Germans and the Legionaries sat talking or playing cards exchanging tobacco and cfgarettell and joking ld laughing. It wasn't until the un began to go down that the. gtOUPB broke up.

Were to have a band in our trenches tonight and we want you to hear It sold the German as he bade us rood-bye and as we shook the hands that might slay us on the morrow. After supper we heard a sudden blast of music that thrilled us. A little German band had crept Into the German trenches and announced TR MILTrARYHD BACK FROM THE WAR tea BoU tUroufbort fee world Capt. GraariHe Fort- Capt. GranvWe Porteacna whtt- Wsmllitiry aid to President Boo telt.

ht jut returned horn on Wthi I v- of bienca frwj tfntle correspondent wj In th WM. Ta innlon of tm Fttheile 4 lieu improbable that PO fl rtnn wfll it nd Wr lot i itarvinc. Hid oat moncoaraunU bosiiblj will fore tti wr to tnd war 5 gMg- tOTT VX nf Mfflt' mfr For Pile Sufferers Btrnplt Package of tin Famous irnmH rUe Eemily How Offend Fret to lroyt What it Will Do for Too. Pyramid Pita fives quick relief itopi Itching bleeding or protruding piles hetnorr- ooldi end all rec tal troubles. In the privacy of jronr own borne too a box at all dragrtnts.

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Name Street City state Itself with a grand chord. Then came the unexpected strains of the Mar selllales. The Frenchmen went al most frantic with delight. Then came our turn when the band played Ita a Long Way to Tlpperary. George Vllllrd.

our negro cook. who came from Galveston. got out a mouthorgan and almost bursted his lungs playing Die Warht Am Rheln. The silence In the German trenches wag a thousand tlrms more eloquent than the blast of cheers that came when George had finished. There was no shooting all night un III about 6 o'clock In the morning when the sound of rifles was heard far down the trench.

Hut Nadeem couldn't measure hu man nature unerringly lie had been the first to feel the holiday spirit of Christmas day but on this. day after Christmas. he failed to sense the grim. ness of war that had fallen over the tJenches during the night Early In the morning he jumped out of the trench and began waving tils hands again. John Street.

an American who had been an. evangelist In St. Louis jumped out with him and began to shout IL morning greeting to a German he had made friends with the day be fore. There was a sudden rattle of rifle fire and Street fell dead with a bullet through his head. The sun was shining down again on a world gone mad.

FREDERICK PALMER SEES SIR JOHN FRENCH Continued From Page One. le 3i It was when. his reserves were practically exhausted In the Ypres tiers battles to save the English chan. nel ports. His answer had characteristic promptness and decisiveness.

He said On the retreat from Mons at Le Cateau. We were In open country In a very dangerous position and German ambition for the annihilation of our little army might have been reallied If It had not been fully equal to the task of covering. the flanks of our steady disciplined regulars. jfow Americana are probably fa mlllar with the campaigns of our own tfi war BI Sir John for has made. thorough study of' them and has rawn from them lessons which he has found helpful In France.

In par. tlcular he mentioned Stonewall Jackson to me saying Stonewall Jackson' was more like Cromwell than any other loader In history. lie was II heroic martial figure whose wonderful career cane to a close such as a soldier might de sire In an hour of victory. I have followed all his marches and battles with unflagging admiration. lie had the religious exaltation of Cromwell his dash determination and ready strat egy.

He had the genius of Inspiring his troops with bis own Indomnltable spirit of energy. Hut of all your com manders. Robert E. Loa In his patience. his resource his poise his soundness of judgment and hts possession of the qualities of high command In all emer.

is foremost In my opinion. Sir John UK then asked about the changed. conditions of warfare. A good deal has been said about novel conditions developed by. trench warfare in this conIIlet" eald I.

Has It changed the qualities required of II. soldier. Sir John answered. No human nature remains the same and It Is the man who gives and takes the blows whatever the nature of his weapons may be. Courage dis clpllne and tenacity are still the doml.

nant elements of success. And the guns it has been. repeat. edly stated that this has become a war of artillery I suggested. I think there has been Inclinations to exaggerate the importance of the artillery.

replied the British commander. No doubt of the three arma artillery has increased In relative Importance. Jt may take a dOlon shells to get one man and one bullet wilt ret one man. too. The weapons which decide the day are the rifle and the machine gun and the Infantry Is still the queen of battles1 As a soldier peaking of his enemy Sir John wan far from depreciating the fighting qualities of the Germans to whom he paid a sollders chivalrous tribute.

But he said they are no braver than the other loldlers in this ar. I attribute their value and their veil- disciplined soheslon to the tact that from the cradle they are taught discipline and to worship their kaiser and Fatherland and that it their duty OUCH LAME BACK. RUB LUMBAGO OR BACKACHE AWAY RUB PAIN RIGHT OUT WITH SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OP OLD ST JACOBS OIL. Kidneys cause Backache' No They havp no nerves therefore can not cauM pain. Listen Tour 11 caused bY lumbago sciatica or a strain the quickest relief Is soothing penetrating St Jacobs OIL" Rub It right on your painful back.

and Instantly the soreness stiffness and lameness disappear. Don't stay crippled Get a small trial. bottle of St Jacob' on" from your druret and limber up. A nioment after It I tipplladyoiill bonder what became of the backache or lumbjalo palni. t' 64 honest St Jacobs on" whenever YOU have sciatica" neuralgia rheumatism of sprains a It la abao.

IUK ryri4nnU anda snt th kJa. i JV to die for the fatherland when their kaiser commands. I then Inquired as to the conduct 61 the German soldiers. A to their behavior. I said Is It as badas represented Have they consistently broken the rules of civilized warfarer For the first time the British.

Held marshal hesitated before replying. Evidently as a soldier he wished to be' entirely just to his enemy. Finally he said Yes In many Instances their con. duct has been bad very bad. I know that It has been.

After a pause Sir John went on But It varies. It a commander ap. proves of outrages they occur. Yes in the main German conduct depends upon the character of the German generals. The subject was then switched as I put the following question And the French army you have been fighting as Us ally for eight months how does It compare with the German.

army This seemed a happy question. The spirit and the rule which keep our own regular army officers to their province characterized this simple quiet man. nered commander. The French at the start said the Held marshal were laboring under the shadow of their disastrous defeat in 1870. which might well have led both the French and the world in general to think that the German military machine was heaven born and Irre- slstlbl.

The French have already learned the contrary and tho word soonmust if It has not already done so. Ineed not speak of their splendid generalship or their courage In driving the Germans hack from the Marne. They have the elan of Napoleons time. thanks to the spur of renewed conn dence. Man for man they are belter than the Germans now and their army has continually improved since the war began while the Germans have deteriorated.

We have abundant evidence of the German deterioration on our own front. Their attacks lack the old time vigor and spirit. Neuve Chapelle was an important victory. It proved that with a strong push we could put the enemy out of a well fortified posi tlon and hold what we had gained. One of the most gratifying of things is how well our terrltorlals have done once their period of preparation la over and they had.

an opportunity. believe the terrltorlals occupy much the same relation to our forces as the national guard does to the regular army in the United States. They have surpassed our expectations. I cannot pay too high a tribute to the Canadians. And the result of the war I queried.

This. too. proved a happy question and was answered very promptly. There Is no doubt of It sold the Held marshal. his tones carrying evi dence of his own strong conviction.

I was never so confident of victory as now. I am as confident as Grant when he took command of the army of the Potomac. He kept at it and so shall we. IMPROVE RANGE la Plan of Company D. Member Shoe Contract Lot.

Captain J. E. Miller. of Company Third Infantry with a committee from the organization has prepared plans for the Improvement of the rifle range north of the city. which when completed will make the range one of th.

best In the state. TM path which Is now only wide enough for a pedestrian will be made into a roadway large enough for vehicles and a sub stantial bridge will be built across Spy Run creek. The sanitary condi- tlons will be Improved and a well will be driven. The well Is badly needed as all water used for drinking pur. poses must now be carried a long dll.

tance. Captain Miller has closed the con. tract for the shoes for the company with the Yost Shoe company. of York Po. The shoes will be of the regular army pattern.

The equipment of the company la now complete with the ex ception of the shoes the new unl. forms having already been requisitioned. The-shoes will arrive within a few weeks. RAE TANZER Will Probably Held to tha Federal Grand Jury. NEW.

YORK March 25 With James W. Osborne former district at torney. Identified Ay three witnesses as the Oliver Osborne" known by Miss Rao Tanzer suing Osborne for 50000 for breach of promise the hearing of MlsR Tanzer on a federal charge of using the malls to defraud was ex pected to be concluded today before United States ommlsloner Houghton. The commissioner intimated Ml Tanzer would be held for the federal grand jury In answer to the motion of David Slade for Miss Tllnzers discharge. Commissioner Houghton sold It was not necessary for the government i prove Its case at a preliminary learlng but only to present sufficient grounds to sustain a presumption of utlt against the defendant.

Wanted A coatrnaker. A. B. Mull Thee Tailor. Phone 6310.

There are 1898 organized workers in Missouri of whom Sjil are women. Cabaret 6 to 12 Hof Brau. CONFIDENTIAL AGENT OP THE PRESIDENT IN MEXICAN SITUATION CoL E. M. HOUM.

Col' E. If. Home of Tex bas bun named bj PwiMjntWiuiw Me fldentUl tgtntia Mexican tito- UUL Colonel Houie' tok bf Uerei toemrry more vtfeht fa tht tiawWwtfi wu4cI tlMu jS ny SHJMPS White' Goods for Spring and Summer WR White cottons are particularly novel and varied tiis year and right now charming in their unsullied freshf" ness. We are certain that several weaves secured are not now and will not later be found outside of this store' A PARTIAL LIST OF THE AVAILABLE WEAVES Fine Organdy Voile plain nub seed rice shadow crepe and other variations several new Crepes Crepons and Rippled Weaves Embroidered Cottons of' great sheerness Handkerchief Linen and similar fabrics for dainty dresses and 50' lingerie. Plain Voiles of extra quality and sheerness at Plain Transparent Organdies for the typical summer frock a com dO AA prchenslve range at.

UtJC TO vFU Cotton Gabardine a especially in de. mand for separate skirts Swindles wide Piques in various welts for jackets suits chil dreos coats and separate skirts rT. UtC St. Gall Embroidered Batiste sheer and" lovely a fabric that launders beautifully at Shadow Cloth a new weave for women's and children's tine lingerie 36 inches wide 35. SPECIAL Sheer Nainsook regular 25c quality special a rd 19c House Cleaning and This Special Sale of Linoleums A go in hand and housekeepers are largely benefiting by the savings the sale presents.

Jammed prices on all fresh new Linoleums patterns for every room where such floor coverings are needed and savings on every yard. Linoleums Selected This Week at Sale Prices Will be Put Aside Until Delivery is Desired. New Spring Linoleums Bright new patterns for bath room dining room and kitchen and new floral and parquetry effects for bed rooms. 550 Double Printed 8x4 Linoleums OQ Square yard 65c Double Printed 8x4 Linoleums A fT square yard Tel 850 Double Printed extra quality yard wide Linoleum one width sufficient to cover room without a seam square yard. 100 Granite Inlaid Linoleum 8x4 77 width square yard I I 135 Imported Inlaid Linoleum 8x4 AO width square yard.

150 Imported Inlaid Linoleum 8x4 width square yard. P-l tJ 165 Imported Inlaid Linoleum rtf7 8x4 width square yard. tpJLe I The famous Rixdorfer Imported Linoleum 2 metres wide regular 185 grade dM A square yard. pJLeTO Linoleums In Dropped Patterns Designs that have been discontinued by the factory but good and desirable nevertheless. Reg.

55c DoublePrintUnoleumi OQ- 2 yards wide square yard. Reg. C5c Double Print Linoleums A 2 yards wide square yard. Reg. 85c Double Print Linoleums 11 4 yards wide square yard.

I Reg. 125 Inlaid Linoleum 2 yds. Tf wide square yard OC Reg. 150 Inlaid Linoleum. QQx 2 yards wide square yard.

Reg. 165 Inlaid Linoleum Af 2 yards wide square yard. tC Reg. 165 Imported Linoleum QfT 2 meters wide square yard. Rug Borders and Big Bargains In Remnants Short lengths of all grades of Oilcloth Linoleum and Rug Fillings- some large enough for closets pantries hall etc.

at a fraction of their real value. Any remnant of Floor Pilling worth up to 55c for yard. Any remnant of Linoleum worth up to 650 for yard. Any remnant of Linoleum worth up to 850 for yard. Any remnant of Inlaid Linoleum worth up to 125 for yard.

Any remnant of Inlaid Linoleum worth up to 185 for yard. IOC 15c 19c 35c 48c Fillings Congoleum Rug Filling 40c grade 24 indies wide 150 Imported Inlaid Linoleum ax4 width square yard. tP JL JLO Congoleum Rug Filling 50c grade 36 inches wide. Parquetry Rug Filling just like hardwood floor 24 inoliw wide Parquetry Rug Filling 36 inches A wide 4DC 27 33c 30c Remnants lOc Each One lot remnants small pieces of slight. ly soiled and damaged Linoleums suitable for piecing out kitchen bathroom and pantry floor coverings worth up to 150 yard choice each AU ALLEN COUNTY Will Havt Twenty Delegates in xt State Convention.

Special to the News. INDIANAPOUS March 25 The republican state headquarters has announced that the next republican state COnlentlon lll ontaJn Im delegates. The new primary law for one delegate for each 200 votes cast for the pnrty candidate for secretor of state at the last preceding election with one delegate In the county for an additional traction of 100 or more votes. Under this arrangement Allen county lll have twenty-nine delegates In the next state convention. Dirt Duordtrly JudgeB Ruling.

CAMDKN N. J. March 25. Judge MRS. CLAYTON'S LETTER To Run-Down Nervous Women Louisville Ky.

I was a. nervous wreck and in a weak. run-down con. dltlon when a friend asked me to trj Vlnol. I did so and aa a result I have gained In health and strength.

I think Vlnol the best medicine in the world for a nervous weak-run-down system and for elderly people Mrs. W. C. Clayton Louisville Ky. Vlnol a dellctous cod liver and trj tonlo without oil guaranteed to over come all run-down weak devltalUed conditions and for chronic cough tolds ind bronchitis Meyer Brothers ruglitsvFort Wyne Ind ndiCJeadl vdrB itores veilwllere iry" vW William T.

Boyle. of the city court. has ghen the parents of a family or children two weeks In order to have the ounRsters properly cleaned otherwise the elders will be fined as disorderly persons. In a similar case before the court a mother announced that she had fifteen children and that it was im possible for her to see that they bathe dally or even weekly. Dr.

II. Davis chief medical In spector of the board of education. has started crusade against Camden parents charged with allowing their children to remain dirty so that they would evade the educational require. ments In this respect and thus keep the children at work. Colorado Autoiats on Ellhrn Tour.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. March 25 An automobile tour early next month. starting from the foot of Pikes peak and extending as far east as In dllnapoIlB. Is being prepared for today by Colorado motor enthusiasts It will be a sociability tour.

About 3000 miles will be traversed. The eastern leg will be made over the Pikes peak ocean to ocean" highway In a straight line from the peak through eastern Colorado. northern Kansas Missouri Illhiols and Indiana From Pikes peak to Indianapolis the trail la 1200 mile The return route has not been den. nitely decided upon Manitou and Colorado Springs chambers of commerce are behind the tour. Jail Mka Them Nervou TRENTON N.

March W. Ernest Nlion and James Wbltlng nerroe when brought before Judgs Naa la police courthere on a chare of having robbed a- Bob wddleMplfiuly 4 with the court for JirlyaU joooi 1 Instead or a cell. The bars made iem nerrouB they said. Judge Naar rej fused to ho telling the prisoners that the bnrs were there to keen themja fiom escaping the danger of ncrvouaf piostratlon to. the contrary.

Boxing Legalized. RICHMOND Ind. March Box Inll' has been legalized at Earlhatn college. and as a result black eyes and swollen isages no longer attract at tentlon. Having found that oung men are sure to hale some recreation of an evening whether within the rules or not.

the college authorities decided to declare a hour recess from study. and to make It attractive added bOx lug and wrestling under II. competent Instructor Coach Whiteslde White side formerly was champion heavyx weight wrestler of Chicago university The recess starts at 9 p. tn. and hM been found a rood safety valve for tn college.

There are In the twenty-one unlver. slty towns of Germany 3438 enrolled women students and 1031 pot enroll" ed. The faculty of medicine attract most women. fi tl Delicate Children onaHr6nlyJ edaf6odtoniotomat8 them strong id healthy If 3S MHtoMMffymfonUltr- ft Isi Awu7 the tfoocl tonlo bulk dtaualtotat 6old mlybjna. 1 Jfrk1 Lw4 tijsa ti SM- Meyer6i a Ci jyf" Vv lrf 11 tA aypMarC1i25 r' HOWCOOD THAT I IF PI OF" or :1 8 th I Ao beha Ior bad as tb Get Th' S' ul erlrs BwlaBtrfenatrleYfbrOlron therulel a hl thoselorli bac It.

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