The Fort Wayne Sentinel from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 3

'v o. Tuesday, May 30, 1016, (CHE FORT WAYNE SEKTINEU Thre. ii NEWS OF FORT WAYNE'S NEIGHBORS il if LITTLE viCTIMS BURIED. i in i 9 BIufTton, May 30. The funeral of Dale Kaln and Wilbur Anderson, the yputhful victims of tha tad tragedy at the Beeler gravel pit east of town Saturday, were held Monday afternoon.

Both funeral were largely attended, for1 seldom In recent year has public eym pathy been so sincerely and universally awakened. Tho bereaved parents ahd ether relatives have the condolence of Bluffton's entire, citizenry. Hie funeral of Dale Kaln was held at the Baptist church, with Key. 0. It.

McKay In charge and Interment was mada In the Fairvlqw cemetery. The funeral of Wilbur Anderson was held Inter at the Baptist church, with Rev. McKav also in chargo and the Interment was in Tim drove. FOUR HURT IN AUTO SMASH. Warsaw, May 30.

Four person ere injured, two of tlietrr" seriously, Monday afternoon when an fuitaniohil.i which they were riding kidded nt Weaver's corner, one mile couth of Xc.rth Webster, overturned and pinned i lip five occupants beneath it. The in red are: Mrs. Victor Mock; Warsawj 'r. Amsey Hammond, North Webster; rlindo Oernrd, North Webster; John ock, Warsaw. The tivo jcar old child Mrs.

Mock escaped without rr scratchy onbahly becauso the mother threw her liody over her child as the machine warercd at tho turn and toppled and onipletely turned turtle, WHITLEY COUNTY COUPLE WEDS. Columbia City, May 30, MM lltanrho For'dice and Hoy Voting wero nifed in mimlago at tin hone of thn bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James I or(lice, in Washington towjtslilp, by Ucv. Dixon, pastor of the Washington enter U.

11. church, Tho groom is a soli of W. Young, of (own Mp, and ho nnd Ms young bride will ido in Jefferson township, lid is a liter by occupation. Ilrfth of the ron tlng parties are affable and pleasant Lover Coming from Other Side of the World to Wed Her. Saw.

A young people, who have wide ctrelo of friends, who join In cxpreising theli best wishes to them. HELD ON LARCENY CHARGE. rfarrett, Ind.t May 30. Vcrn Hogmer formerly of Kendall vllle, but who has been employed at this place, was trie! In court here MondVy afternoon on change of larceny. It Is tail ho too.

7 from Vesey, a roommate. Upon the evidence Turnlihcd he wes botind over to the DeKalb circuit court' undtr a bond of $500. Hogmer, it is said, ft cured tho $75 and went to Fort Wayne, where he spent atl but $17 50 of I lit' money. He was nrrosted at Saturday afternoon and brought her whero he has been held in tho city bastile awaiting a hearing, LAWYERUNDER ARREST. Huntington, Ind May 30.

Herbert Spencer, Huntington attorney, was taken Into, custody nt the Inlenirban station Monday on wnrrnnts from the circuit court rliarging embezzlement and grand hfecny It is said Spencer seeking to leave town when apprehended. The aftldaiits were filed lrt tlie circuit rour by A. Hi ipp, prosecuting nttorncv. nt the instinco of Mrs. Mollis; HefneT.

who had Spencer employed nttorney and ngoit, 367. Hlckn1le, May a.himn! ocjety, founded In 1W1, now number 307 mimes, according to the. roll at the nttimul banquet nt the M. r. church dioingroom Out of this nun ber of mrinbrin.

there hnvo been twcn" dentin In the society. IS3SSR: few MRS. DAISY FREEMAN MURRAY fan Franeheo, Cat, May 30, Answer ng ttP ertH of Cupid from the. other iid" Of the world, R. J.

Webster, for 13 tuns manager for tl" Standard, Oil, at i nlenttn, indla, is duo to nrro here within a few.diy to irinrry lr. Daisy treemnn Slurray, wealthy resident of San Kinnclsco. Mrs. Murray nnd her luiAband. to be met two years ngn when fthtf Aloitcd In din on a tour of the world.

Before she left Calcutta they were engaged. The halojiot seen och olhejr slnco that Jinr lilt have used the mails between the nited States nnd India to ml Mint it go in fieir iqng dlstnnce correspondence SENDALI.VJt.LE 2TEWS. Kendflllvlile. May .10 Jay I.nneeford died Sunday nt the Jem Vnrner home On Ltstq street nfter Jirj illness of two ears. He was brought from Vickburg.

Mhh, nbout eigh weeks neo. The decedent was formerK at resident of Kendallillle. F.voml Freeninn, a resident of Ken dnliville until three year Ago, when tnoMiJ to, Idilf.ilo, died at his homo In tlnt.eity after iilnc of sevtrni 'iks. restiltinff from a complication of t' eases. He wa fqrmerly a drnuglith ii in nt the McCray foetory in this citv A dafightoc wfta born ftnturdny to Mr and Iriing Weaer, Wood strpet.

Ir, Snd Mrs. Roy Siussor, pf Ogl itfeet, (ire the pirents of a son born Nimbiy. Ml, nnj Jfrs. Jlarl Kern of Bryan, "(he. parents of a daughter, Mr.

find Mrv Kem formnr renhlents of Kendalhilli Mr. Kern wa's Mi 1'rftnec Sm'th, fratighter of Mr, ahd Mr. A. Mr. David Veefltmm returnr t6 her 1 omo In Hartford Cjty.

Sundiy, nfter lsiflng ler eon, J. S. Hitter, ntul fain III Hill R. pnejJl of riiimp o. Ii visiting ld parents.

MY. nnd Mr Bojer f) Hfiilnli Kraner 1 Iteil friends in li" Wnvm oiei Sundiv lid Mrv Torrt Biuling erddaush irr Fort Wnvne, nd Mr nnd Mm It id of troji, wire the jrnosfs of ami nrn iieri'itn lino. Sunday Mi Kivi Ind Mm 1 nnk ''tono nnr Ipp purt nt vir, fi Wort nnd son, Leon 1 W'nit, were nt Lngrnnge Saturday night to attend the meeting of Hie liflgran je lilgh school alumni nnd banquet. Mr. and Mrs.

W. ftgU Were nt their lottagn nt Lake George, Sunday. Mr1. ChappMl Is visiting her parents. Mr.

Mrs. J. fflatf, at Pcnniille, Ma farie teacher in tho eighth grade of the publio whools, lis ited her parents nt Oarr oter SuhdaV. 5fr and Mrs. C.

Wclngnrd" visited rel.ltliei and friend in Angola oiel Sunday. nnd Mrs. John Todd ancj, Carl Iiglenr, Igrfinge, nnd Clark Todd, of Wnwnkft, were suests of Mr. and Mrs, Well 'and Mrs, William Smith and families mer Sunday. OSSTAN ttEWS.

Osslan, May 30. Mrs. Harry Stephenson and sons, John and Robert returned Sunday evening to their home in Garrett after visit since Wednesday in the home of her brother nnd sis ter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weirich.

They went as far at Fort Wayne in the auto with Mr. and Mrs Weirich taking the car from thero to Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. FarV Summers, Glee Summers and Doyle riuinmer spent Sunday in Fort Wayne visiting with Mr, Summers' brother, Chaunecy Su minora and family.

Claude and Ralph Clfner of Moht pelier, wrre rfnturday to Mondty guest with their grandmother, Mm Jnmt'e Cline nnd with their aunt an I 'uncle, Mr. and Mrs A. A. Melchlng. Charles Qirackenbrush was a business isitor In Fort Wayne yesteiday.

Mr. Jind Mrs Jesse Shaffer and family spent Sunday at Mill North, Bluff ton, i lilting wjth Mr. Midler's pnrpnU. Mr. and Mr Theodoie Hall.

Miss Up Hall nnd Roy Hall of Toeit, wero Simday guest in. the. hOnW of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I.

Weirich. Mrs, William I epper. of near arKW. visited yesterday in Ogsinn In tjj hold of her brother and lter.inUv, Mlf. and Mrs.

Ftnnk MtDonrll, Mr. nnd Mrs I'rnnk Smith diil daughters, Leta nnd Frttnces, of Fort Wajhe. pent Kunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Cotton, the latter a sUter of Mr.

Smith John Spencer, Forest Wondufinl. il liam Cline, ltiyinord Gnslioni nnd Rdpar llunter were among those who iiont to nttend tlie auo races, Waine Ferguson arrhpil inCaiftn Saturday from Center, an.l Is visiting for few dav ith bis. parents, and M.J A Ferguson. Mr Fen guson has Justs completed ery site eessful nine months term of school in the northwest and is cast for liU mer sarnUnn. Miss MarV Hnrtfr spent Sunday afternoon in UlufTton ifsltlnR with the Mlses Cora and'Alda Hood.

TheW. II. society of the Tre byterisn ehufcli will hohl their June meeting tn tho church parlors on Thursday afternoon Mrs Cora Zehrung, who motored to Tlndlay. with Dr nnd Mm A. 11 Sinker, last Friday, went on from there to Moriroe, Mich to See her son, Hyne VeTirung.

She returned to 0Mn Sat' urday eienlng accompanied by her Ri and Lis friend, Wallace Chrltman They will is(t here until after Decoration "Arnold riumme and Dale Ferguson who are attending smnv" school nt They I WALLACE RICE, AUTHOR OF THE FORT WAYNE EAGEANT, IS SPEAKING BEFORE THE SCHOOLS AND SO CIETIES OF FORT WAYNE. i44iw Ii nid Mr. Alfred Brjnnt nie iK 1 1 Utiles nnd frimds nt Richmond I of Detroit Mich i Mr and Mrs A. A meeting of the (free tors of Hermnnia park was held Monday evening when plina were made for tho opening of tho Season the park next Sunday, Winona college, Winona Lake, home for a few days' Vacation, returned Monday evening Mr and "Mrs. Oseal Way nI Helm and Lloyd, of Tocsin, spent the week en't with Way' parents, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Bowman Mr. nd Mrs 0. Joons and tml drell, Claudo and James, and Mr. and Mrs Fryback nnd sons, Domjrf nnd Roger, motored to il'f nihr'aivl wero guests of Mr, and Mrs.

William Comer. Meredith Aldred, of Upel. was in Os.ian the other evening looking after business matter and il itlng with pis wife's parents. Mr, ami Mr. lelix J.

Summers. Mrf nhd Mrs. I'. Salisbury received message yesterday announcing the ar rnal of a Uttlo daughter in the home ot Mr and Mrs Fern Blair, of (Jenei.i, O. on Saturday, The little one Is ii imed Mnrr Oliie in Honor of her igi.indmrtliero.

Mrs Bbur was formerly Nellie ISallSUUJy oi iihiiiii, Weirili left Saturday for his home in Robinson, III. after spending wi in the homes of his son, Charles I. Weirich and his daughter, Mrs. (ilon Javkson. Quite a pumber of 0sinh Jtisons were in Fort Wninc last night to nttui'l the golden jubilee of Sol D.

Bayless lodge, No, 353,. Free nnd Accepted Masons 'Among those Who went em Charles I Weirich, Clark Benly, WKlte, William 'Roddal VA Stine. h. Allen, Josephu Caston, James, Crabill, M. R.

$penrer. Will ngnrdner, Dr. D. Foffenberger nnd J. W.

Crummltt Miss Xaomi Mykrn, of Decntiir, ramo Friday nnd will be jjuet until Wednesday with her friend, Miss Marguerite Iturnett. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Way were Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Minor Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O.

Woodward and daughter, Jane, of ForkWajpe, mi tored to Ossian esterdsy and viffet with the formers mother, Mrs. Will Woodward. Forest Woodward, who (ins lieen attending school at Winona lAke, is homo WAUiACi; RICK u'hor of tJ Book of tho Fort Wavnc Iigrar in rollaborntlan with Kennrll Sawv rr Goodmau ii rpendlng Hie wCe in lort Wayne, giiu? a ie ad dresses pn the signiflraiivS tlie grerii dramatic production of oet On lmitntrn of tlie tcKbtli nnd varl 1 cus 0(ities, Mr, Hue 'lin Urn kept busy sinift tolnltig to the city mt but he sai's it is a delight" ttt t.J' 1rr inut will ho iileascd to respond to all de mnnds fin ns poIHc In si radr ti wller kn'iwUdge apprccintion the coming Mr, Rite is A CI lr of. letter of many and i.inrii i. iimi in liter tlire o.ifd thy drim i i ti 'cr pi thofy, cdutAUjr poet, ntl ul.

bbret tlt, pliyUltf li'ei nr nn ptetty mm e'vervf tVut Im iire iffWrsat, en thnt i' i lire 'ltisf Mny Werk A iUbk.tlmo J'o i th. flit of tpp Att nurr litci im "Ficimlnei it (lepartftitnt ef Kigl. i "ui(vfIf tnd in ii wra And b4klnjtvnt the t'i. of bbyflAnl tdur.i'1 i 1)11, tl Hteran' Jo" il it trltmtop to ia I tiblleatiotjs, ruth i tiiree or'iajir of whiei pl'er of fevem) mu'i ihletly In Vi'laboiatio i Irrftnei Rloe, tttit'oi nf ml ma ioura uLkIi Iji, sional Coduetioti, two ol wlJch ir le ne, writer of (p nd optrn 'it 't Mhlcjj ptvf eet to mute, ced of eei oral rrij. anj rt Intu ir fh nM rerl i uiiineetttl with literatur nnd the Tlratnn.

He Practiced Law. In Cb'ceco. Mr. Jtice is i loth in descent from Deacon Ldmund RUo. hu ne.Med i Stldbury, lu 18, with, nun ber of ancestors wlio.

foi'ght lt Ktn rhiljp's and tho Revolutionary ivb Ills father was John A Hi fann eollector of America tci! htm to Chlcagp, in JulflPdl. ivhce I br liied cier eiijee. Tho nn waj educated at the gramm ii Racine college ohd at II.ie itfU'v where lie was member, of 0j cUtn R3. He was admitted to the bar In 1SS1 and practiced hw In CIil cago fur eix years. In Newspaper Work, Foilfiftlng an early Wnt, ia Kiee l.i'cjimo a rejHirter on tho tafl of the Chicago Herald and until IF98 lift ii prailkal newspaper man.

Labor reporter nf tho Herald, be was nctlve In the strikes of 1WU, and as a political "orrcfipondent of the Tribune, nun with MeKInley and Mark Hnnnii tlirqugb the prellrnlnary cflmpnigii ifi lSfjd. He wns dramatic critic of the tU livening Mail of the Chicago tribune, edi lorlat on, tlie Mall, Times. Journal nnd TriWme, JiterAr'v critic Ike Xen's, HetnM. 7rjlniii Dial, Inter il Geared Up The proper balance of physical nnd mental powers for efficient endeavor rtro directly related tq certain mineral elementselements phosphate of polnsh; in one's daily food. These vital propcrtics often lacking in the usual dietary are supplied in uplendid proportion Jin the famous pure food Grape Nuts Made of Avliold wheat and malted barley, this delicious food ia lonp baked, hence easy and quick of digestion, yielding wonderful return of menta) and physical energy.

rope Nuts comes in the form of crisp nut Hke flavqur, rpady to serve directly the package is opened. With cream or good milk', Grapc Nuta is a splendidly balanced food arid makes for efficiency. "There's, a Reason5' npp'eliient of id oi the I virv nen ion r' ii pull1 I ai io1 Crll 1 lilt ''1 ll i V(Tm, ii tn i t' 'or In jiiatC) i ernl plav had profei Kmri 4' lslH ft Ki dflk'. JiHlB 3 Wallace: rice, Author ef the DtH th Paassnt, lor, fftandard, 1 ho World TptUy, body's Magailno Chap lindl; of.il tav tt ttl other Journal literary adviser tvt Meinlhtf II, Kcvell II. b.

Koae A. 0, McClurff Ur.d and other lilcugn publishing homes, and lectured heforu tl.o Uniicrtlty pf I'hlcngo, tho Ciiiu'isltj pf tho South, I.aLa I'op est collego. nnd many ether Iodic, learned mui other, through the country. His I'oem and Ballads, Ills must iinportaiit contributions tu the field of poetry arc coritilncd la "Ilallads of Valor nnd Victory, Hcing Stories In Song from the. Anftsls of Aliierlcn," written In eollaborattoti with CJititoit Scollard) in "Under tho Hfar.

and Other Pongs of Oie Hea," ivrilien with tho late liarrett Caatniaii, and In "Ihe Cliaplc of I'ltn," and "The Topna Ainuh't," two masque written in, Ulofik lerea with Tliomas Wood fiteven and played ijalto gennally tjiroush tho tonptry, and tn ''Tho Je.u cit.it Odo fur the Hft it th Annlvmary of tho Tpunding of Itadno Ainang Mr luce's numerous tcmniU lions, Vulcli havo bcfii tdld In hundreds of thousands, may bo mshtloncd 2nitr lean Jlur.oroiss "The Atlitete's Garland, a collection of. tho vcuo of rport and The Iluiabkr Poets; iccond "Tho Llpcolii, Wnshinston. end Franklin Ytai Dcoks'tj of Tho twclio volumes of "Thw Little Hook "Tho Wealth of FrieneUhlp' "To My Jlolhcr," "To My Honic.v "To My "To My Friend," nnd others In the stiiie eriesi "I'rom D.ly to D.iy SViWi hliake.peare," with htoienaon, with nnd others now and. making feady to begin hi work as a rural mail iuiut fmni lir uiiiit ye rii en(l, IjioK Uie ail tUcc evnminntioii nndwrin Hi? hlfibest prude He re(eiej Ids offieial appoint ment on S' itnrda.i rtn 1 expects to stsrt on bis route time 1 Miss Alav hft i takma domestic Hieiue work at Alnnrie mal is home for few days' mi.tttui oicr Decora i mn diy Mrs If Trevev in lionie from few days' vmt at Winmia I.oke wi'li her nieie, Miss Rubv ()iiaekrbrusli. who is there attending hcIiooI yiH tJuaekenbriC'li came bak tn 0i'ij with Mrs.

Treiey and spent the week end wjth his 7nirents4 Mr. and Mrs. Clinrle? (Jiiackefbrii'li Warren Mahnenshiitlr Ifnir. old Mabnensiolth, vvho haio.Jieen d(mif masonry work nt HammeiKi for Jlxjpnst few week's, nre home for Decorittiou dy, Mr and dames Crabill nnd Mr. and Mr.

Ilidwrt Hall spent Sunday in Decatur visiting relatives of Mrs Hiill. Evpry unsold lot in Calhoun Place will bo advanced $50 after tomorrow. See them today. Telephone tomorrow if interested. W.E.DOUD.

Try Sentinel Want Ads. OFFICERS ELECTED FOR NEW. I. C. JL Arthur H.

Perfect Named President; A. F. Hall Vice President. At a meeting held Monday evening nt tbe'Toijlmercinl club, Arthur I. l'tr tect was'elettetl preIdent 'of, the, new livrfc Wyne Men's Vlirif (Inn 'waciehtt ly "a mmltfeo np pointnb by Die ettriU Ward.

'Mqthiay fiftefnoon jOtbor ornVej s. werer vrChtr I'. llaU, li prnfisfwniU X. JUUotl. setretoty, ami Ttovilare treastiren i Ihe pktji fr a V.

riow totals about $340,000, a telegram pledging a 1,000 snbicriitlon Wiijj're Mndiy by Ifi. jr, MalhfillAnil. in? president nf the Northern Jnilinna ti.is nnd Klrrtfie'compp nj from C. Jl. i.i'Kt.

president of tbo company. jlltlh treasurer of thn stale Iti In inline of subcrlptjnn (v S1 .0 i a letter" to Pant Moiiman, wrote in pnrt as follows (lieertiillv ilorjnte mit toward Hie Port Wayne Young Men's Christian association building fund. Fox oei tlnee jearit I Mill domidled in the locnl and lill am a member of 'i i brunch. It was, whilp liviug i re. thnt I in tunllv evpeneiRed the Wipiidcrful binetltn oftsmh ai iilstituti iunI ob sirM'd whit un sef arne to anv ximniiiiti fiincr lllj sptnking, the itims ot Port Waiiip do not rinli the pood that cntl be roitl liihed ibriiiigh sueli nn organlitnm I lie A liilnieiiee extends bevoild tn" immejiite conllJir of Ihe building.

Th i lenins locational rlasss will mute to the rierlnsting brneflt of poor ind rnh nijd alike, to tho cilv ltd or boy from tlie farm. The statement hinde by your father, at the lime he Henerous euMej iptiop, rxpres3 mr tlment to tiieJetter. "i HOLLAND GOES IN i FOR PREPAREDNESS Army of Men is Plan of National De fense Asoclation. Tho IUgiie, NetherUnds, M.y W. (Correspondent of The AioeJatd army of 1,300,000, jam HolUnd's military strength la any fu ture European struggle Is the prepared ncss program of tha "Volksweerbor ri Vntlnnal Defense association.

which enjoys a state subsidy and had i U0 branches and nearly UfOQ mem Under this program every able bodied man and wornan would be enlisted for tho country's defensei there would be universal service instead ot tne uraiwxi compulsory system which now obtain. The association is eonylnced that "freedom and Independent can 1ms assured only when all who are able, conscious of Iholr duty, prepare tlifmselies for ser vice in the country's defense forces, with view, in case of necessity, to belnj ablo to defend those most sacred possessions of tho nation," Tho concrete scheme of the association takes the form, of general compulsory training, with limited repetition training and sen ice, and local and provincial training and organization Starting out from the principle that the basis of all deftnso must be the forming of a powerful race, the program would provide physical exercise In the schools, and sub. sequent preparatory training of tho Youth of tho Country After this tho time actually spent in tho ranks would be comparatively short, the association rgues, citing what has been teen in that respect in the present war, Only a few of the largo levies thiu btalntd ould sufflcv to form the field mv TI nce the men would pais Into be "local tropps." territorial defense rces, These litter would be so organ tint, tonethet1 with the strong lo ited frontier nnd roast; guards, they uuild be ready to take the field In a few hours While the "local troops" would In the first place, se'0 for defense, tho Held amy would bo destined for offensive operations. The two logettyr would form, a force of about 800,000 men, fully trained, hilf there would still be. a mrrvo ii the depots of more then 600,000 men, making up the total ol 1,300 000 mentioned.

Summarized, this new national army" would le. constituted as followii r'rontler and coastal droops, 13400 meni field nrmy, 107,000) position troops, marine, fiHMH local troops, Alt WOp total, men. Resenet ocsI reserve, first ban, 400 000 men i second ban, 170,000 mem total, men. With such nrmy, whlei Is repre uentcd ns nnite feasible, the old axiomatic principle, of relfr ntr behind this I famous hi eh "water line" might iw nnniMoned and positions taken up im imilhtely behind tlie frontiers, the association points nuts. Tlie r.ilbert (ind Klliio in tho vifli wliieh wre procbilmed a rtisJi proteitorat hi hive nov bi (n annexe to th llriti empire a to'n colony The populitier of tlii Mlands were teportf in 1 till to lli 207 nntiies a I 440 foreigner.

ERSIG'S WELCOME, "nm, lgr'nVl sefilo artfot, )ws prwiarrt a vetjr attettetUei "Wetesime" rard to 1e dplay4 'ayn peo ple In hoinss oryoes npd iihom hoiisae to(iole, linspliaflty to centennial Visitor fiext wnka vTho rsr! rt.r on sale at rooni 11, 'nnl (he pt lct; IS $0 cfnlat i friends received Wrirjt JjAndav of tho btrth of il mi filer HabW Ulronnd wife, of SaK Lake 'li. IliMif Ilioo wan formerly a r(liliil of this city. IMPROVEMENTS GUARANTEED IN LAFAYETTE PLACE lly a unique plan, the I afajette Placo Company, (romoters of the beautiful Lnfnjctto I'laco addition bounded by Cfllhoiin istreet, lifajelto Street, Mc Kifinio ahd I'ftiC ai enues, bnie guaranteed the imroienieitts to their pur chisers, nnd have relieied them of all worry 'of petitioning nnd the danger of being defejited by remonstrance. All (mpro6mcnfs such as water, pas, light, are to lie tnade vathin three jenrs, but by potponlnfc them until that time taeh purebaer eaies the amount thnt would haio. Id be charged to Interest on these Improvements, as well as thn amount improvements would de jreeiato befote thev wern nrtnally used.

The total saiing thus effected on each lot would amount to at least $12.1.00. I or further particulars, see the AVild wood Sales (ViinpanV, Shnaff Itiilldlng, or any member of tne Ileal Estate Exchange. Battle Has Now Raged 100 Days at Slaughter House of Great War vr i iJss fKHfCUl frt JUKf "or 100 days the batlle of Verdun hss been raging, tho longest baltl. in the fiistofy of the war This remaikablo picture was takn tfght Jn the heart of the city of Verdun, iiii iund a. A lev buildings still julet r4 our civia country.

ed by the French forts and trenches, and shows bow almost every building in Hue Maiel, one of the main st ctts lias been led need to rutins. A fev buildings still tnd, but even th. so Lava hanlia vutuj tr slusll fir tie not habitable. Conditions In on this Jlcraorial day aliord a wuaderrul eontrwt to the peace and.