davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
SOUTH BEND MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

tCorrected Daily by Mal0r RIOS. Mish-
awake. Ind
Heavy fat steers. live cwt:, $500 TO
E.25; dressed, S11 90 to S1276. Stock
ers. $4.75 TO $5.45. Feeders, 5000 to
1915. Butchers stock, $500 TO $500
Dressed $3.50 10 $11.00. Mutton. live
$500 TO 81 25; dressed. $500 to $11 80
Spring lambs on soot, $500 TO 100
dressed, 1Sc Hogs $50 to 175 pounds
Ss.15 to $50; 175 To 80 pounds $S2O-S.3;
dressed, lie to IL 1-2c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
HOT AT BOSTON

BOSTON, July 2.-One man died
and more than half a hundred per-
sons collapsed in greater Boston
Tuesday and Tuesday night. victims
of extreme heat 1t was the hottest
day in a year. Officially the maximum
temperature was 90. but thermometers
in many places indicated over 100
degrees. The humidity was above
normal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02

treasurers of syndicalist labor or
CARNATIONS were arrested Tuesday.
They were accused of melting soldiers
to desertion from the army.
Labor union officials were arrested
also in ST Malo. ROuen, Nantes, Val
encinnas and Baurges, and many
other provincial cities, and charged
with sedition upon warrants issued
from Paris.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02

a firm stand with the ''growler
rusher" over the protests of the high
brow" salOonkeepers in the loop dis
trict. A motion to cut the size Of the
beer scuttle was lost. Nor would
they agree to abolishing free lunch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
FRANCE TAKES STEPS TO
SUPPRESS INCITEMENT
Men VINO Oppose Three Years of En-
listment for Soldiers Placed
Under Arrest.

PARIS, July 2.-The French gov
eminent is determined to suppress
sharply all Indictment to soldiers Of
the active army TO protect against
introduction of the three years ser
vice with the colors by acts Of insub-
ordination. Twelve secretaries and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
DENVER Is SELECTFD.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-Denver
was selected Tuesday as the meeting
place Of the next triennial convention
in 1916 OF the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02

Corrected Daily by Wesley Miller Flour
and Feed Co. 40 S. Michigan ST.
- e -! az nllAS eSi nay Past..s 80
bale, new oats. paying 81 cents per bushel.
selling IS 10 10: new corn. paying, paying
% cents. selling 6OG65 cents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
POULTRY, MEATS AND STOCK.

Corrected Daily by the Fee ndell Mar
ket, 125 n. Main ST.
PouHry-Spring chickens; paying 15c
selling, 25c.
Meats-Retail: Veal 20c to 30C; round
steak zoe 20 DC: sirloin steak. soc; porter
house, 35c 10 40c; beef roast, zoe TO 25c;
boiling beef, Zoe to 15c; I'D, Ice; smoked
ham, zoe 70 4Oc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
WINS SPELLING MATCH

WARSAW, Ind, July 2.-Miss Mary
Beers of Pekin, III, won the annual
spelling match at Winona lake Tues
day. Mrs. Henry L. Ward Of Lebanon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
TALLOW I'D HIpEs.

corrected Daily by 5. W. Lippman.
210 n. Main St)
No. !. &c to V 5so: 10. q = Fac to &c
Hides-No. green hides. 10c to 11c'
to 1910; cured calf skins, 151zc TO 17nc.
wool, 17c TO zoe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
FLOUR AND FEED.

corrected Daily by Knoblock & Ginz
Hydraulic Ave.)
Cereals and FlOur-BuyiDg wheat at
e1.05: oats at SIC, retailing at 40c TO
45c: rye. SIC: Family -four, So; corn,
buying at 55c. selling at Coo; flour,
SS95 mixed, $3.50; rOughs, S7.5047 So;
stays, $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02

AUTEN W. X. G, No II.
Ice cream social Saturday evening
On lawn OF old court house. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02

was second and Miss Alice Browning
Of Evansville, third. Fifty contestants
participated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
PROVISIONS.

NCorreCted Daily Dy n. ". Mueller. 3It
East Jefferson Bouleverd)
Fruit-Oranges, per case, $500,
selling at soc 70 75c per dozen Lem
ons per case, $500; selling at soc per
doz. Bananas. paying 15c TO S1.75 per
bunch; selling at 15c TO Csc por doz.
Negetabies-New cabbage, paying DC
selling at &c per 10 OPtatOes. old. buying
@Jc; selling 35c; new 3Od4Oc PIX. --adishes,
paying 25c per dOz. lunches selling 3 for
Toe
paying 2Oc 10 SOC; selling 25c 70 CSC.
Creamery, paying 29c. selling az sc.
Eggs. strictly rfesh, paying pc; selling at
2Jc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
NEIGHBORS DROP CASE
AGAINST MRS. KELLY

Differences between Mrs Mike Kel-
ley. 1927 y. Notre Dame St, and Mrs.
Charles Petersen. 1855 y. NOtre Dame
st. and Mrs John Neenan. 1875 y.
Notre Dame St. have been patched up
and Mrs. Kelley was dismissed in po-
lice court Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Petersen and Mrs Neenan charged
that Mrs. Kelley had struck their chill
dren several weeks ago.
Falling asleep beside his motor
cycle early Wednesday morning while
drunk. Ray Hill OF Warsaw. was ar
rested and given an Sill fine.
The case Of William +. Turnock.
who was charged with selling liquor
10 minors by Charles McAlpine, was
continued until July 5.
Knights OF Columbus Council, No.
s53. are 10 meet i'm front OF IT. Pat
Kicks hall. Thursday morning at $3.50
sharp.
JOHN y. kAUFER,
Advt. Grand Knight.
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Mmf NSiberftano
@irb bic projeftirte Grnemnung eiHes
GIepelanbrs smm grinSipal Der
NnlHmt Oils Sod)idmle itoken.

gsie perInutet. tpiro Die Gmpieh.
lung 6es Observation-Disclosures
GoHoou. ben goiten bes grinJipals
an Der @alnut SohihuIe nit eineni
dusDdrtiaen Tn6agoeen sli beieEcn,
i'm Sodlihulratb auf gnns energiihcn
Gsiocritnno itoben. Gie angeleaeilbcit
ioIltc bereits In Der lesten Sieunl
Der geboroe unterbreitet peroen, ober
oteies fcnnie uidbt geiheben, oa fein
Quorum 3ur Stetle mar.
Canals tpuroe Der geante oes BE.
treifsuoen Shulinannes aus Glene.
lan0. Der fitr ben goiten in ausiiht
gen1mmen iii. niht betnnntgegeben,
aber Deliern tbeilie Tr. Gouoon nit.
Dab er fir ben goiten 3roieiior
Gbcrt. BEN geaenrpartigen prtn5ipal
Der @eir Sehnieal Sigh ShooI lit
Glerclane nm ange bobe uuo bag CT
beiien anIicllung init eiiiem Sahres.
gehaIt pom $4,000 enpiebIen tpiiroe.
Iie @ebnltsfrose oiirite ebenfaas
fmm BEN ungetbeilten geiiaa Der
Yaitgiieher bes SofiduIrotbs finoea.
Sa Iaut ben Regeln bes Shulratbs
Oas aiorimalscbaIt tines Sodi6uI.
priit,ipals iih auf $4,000 belduit.
Inter bieien llmitGuben lit es nod
anr nid,t iiher. Oh grofeiior Snort
pon Glepelano ben Boiten erDaltsa
mirn..
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B Veripnen iHiuer nerlett
als cine 9aansier.aofomotiue sesen
eineH Saigon fnbr.

GIN idylpcrer llniaa ereigncte
fif geitern auf Den 8eIeiien Der
9is Sour Giieubabu nabe Glepes.
g., ais cine 5iaueierlofometine gegen
einen itiaitebeuoen ,Srahhpasgoi
fubr. inter meldJem pier Giieubdhn.
nrbeiter pdtreub Der Giienspauie
Sd,ue Dor ben Sonnenitrablen ge.
ilid,t batien. Ter llnfna ereignete iid
nnbe Der Big Sour Bride uno pitr.
ben foIgenoe Serionen perlest:
Gihaci Grhart. aus Gliia-
tethtoirn, lebemsgeiahrlid,.
8obert afbleu, aus Rort)
9eno, Gopfpunoen.
Gcmaro @oertpine ants
Aobpiion, Guctihungen.
Ter redfe Arm bes Grbart ipurbe
poIilanoia pom Runlpfe setreHnt une
ibnt oos rcfte auge nusgeihlaaeu.
Ter 3uitono Ses erbarf ioa nadl
augabe Der aerste bes Seton Soipi.
tnls, iDobin bic 9erIesten iiberiiibrt
iDnrbeH, ein iebr tritiiher iein.
Gin Dierter Niann. Der iid) unicr
oem gsaasou beinnO. tam uunerleet
nauon. als Der llnfaa befannt MIR.
DC, eilten iofort mebrere aer3te 8nr
llnfaIlitelle. uHo iegten ben 8erlesfen
moibnerbanoe nn. lie 0erllngliidien
iuuroen in einem Spe,iaISuge ilad)
Cincinnati aebradIt uno Damn benz
gennnuten Soipital iiberiiibrt.
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7 Rsp. 81. 6elmis :. 5. M. 7
5n Carlsbad, 9seu WerieO, in Gle
Gmigfeit EiniiberseIdlummert.

SIN bieiigen Srau3iSfaner alQitcr
trai geitcrn oie lrauerfunoe BON Dem
2lbleben pon 9iep. HomuoIo 6elnig,
,. i. 81, Gin, Der nah ldngerem sci.
0eu in Garlsbao, q. U2. Die 2Lugcu
sum epigeu Shlummer i6IoB.
Ter Gobingci6ieoeuc mar Elm Gin.
cinnatler ainb uno Uuroe am u.
Suni 1879 geboren. 9}ahoem er oil
8eneinbeihuIe Ser ct. 6ran}iafuS
0emeinbe o5icIpirt Bate, icete cr lei,
ne Stu0ien I'M ct, 6rau3isfu5 aoI.
legium tort.
9lm 10. 2lugltIt trat er i'm Ct. 9ln.
toniu5 aloiter III lPt. Nirp jn bcn
6ron5isfnner Croen ein uno erbiel.,
nad10em er feline phiIoiopbiiden lm0
tbeoloaiitcn Stu0ien abioiuirt Bate,
om q. SUM 1904 bic 0rieiterpei5e.
6icraltf nlofte er i'm 6ranpatancr
aoQegcilm in Gom eineu oretidhrl.
gen altriu3 I'M fdnouiihcH 9Iedt
ourh un0 bate Damn bier Sabre lang
in Siocnburq. ,Nuo, ben SebritltaI
Ges fanoniihen Gcftcs inne lmo 9e.
h6rt2 auh Elm Gohr lang Der Totul.
tai oes ct. 5ran3isfus &olLegiltm5
an.
Gin tiidiidcs 9ci0en, BON Dem q
hcin1geiuft muroc pcranlaBte ieinl
8criabuu9 uah Ct DliGaeIs, 2iri5.
in Der Spfiuun9 oaB Die oorti9en
fiintatiiheu 9erbQltntiie 5eilung
brirqeu piirOcn. Gieie 6oiiulua bat
iih ieioer ais tril9criih crlpicicu
oena Der @ciunoheits5uitano be5 all
beliebten Grieitcrs periflIr1ucrtt
it'd uur einiacn N3onatcu Oerort, 0aI
er mad, Garl&ba0, Z. N}.. iibcrfii6rt
mer5en nltBte, no er Die 2luQen gum
aptgcu Sdllmlner idlob. lie 2cih,
miro ptr 9cltattlIna hIerber liberflbrt
'ncraen ln7o niler Observation-Disclosures
'nad am SamItaa bier ciutreifen, mo
rnui. oann ole arrangements bc3ii3
lid Der Seihcuicier getroficn mcroen
gin ndhercn 2luaebOrigen 1intcrldBt
Rep. 6clmig oen arelien &atcr, TO-
lpie 3pci Sfpcitern, Die bel Sen
idreren Shidinlsifloqe, Ser de be
troffcn, Der inntaItcn Sbeiutabml
oerlidlert icin oiirfen.
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glnt bans gsicnic,

1ie Gpnng. 9Srot. WnttbGus 8e.
msinoe 0BaitOr %. 9srtram) bat ums
fuhsHbs Qorberettunssn su tbrem gies
mic getrpffen, oas S,amitag, 19. Suli,
in Soberinlnipfs 8arten auf 4rice
6ta beeangen psrben ipIl. Sdmmts
Iihs 8sreins Der 9emsinoe betbeilieeH
Iih oaran unn Der 5raueHpereiu, lpel=
der Die 2eituns Der Guhe iibernoms
men bat. piro bic @dite nit aaffse
uno auheu unb einsm fsinsn abenbz
eFen bsfpirtbsH. Die SonntagidiiIer
peroen iih in 9esleitung ihrer 2sbrer
bereits 9ormittuss na6 bsm 5eitplab
begeben. diir bic ainber perbsa allers
lei Spiele arransirt.
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Sprn 6aroe ffer.
Or letitetc eorsitalidle Tienite in je.
Dem Stadtc Der llniuu.

Sin Ie6r prattiitsr Corn 6arpeitsr
miro BON Der 9tep grocsb Wanufacs
turing SO. bon Salira, aau., bergss
TteQ.. Gr perrI1t:t beinabs olles, mas
Elm Goruzgiu0sr perrt6ten tam uns
De Soften betragen nur stnen 9Aeil
bapon Wtit BEN =8inber tam
Gin Wann gorn BON bier biz Iehs 4tre
einbeimIen, uno oerfsIbe III 10 eiRfah
sebaut uuo 70 letht 3u bdHDbabsu, pab
EN- Sunge nit bemieIbsu arbetten
tam. Gr puroe LIBERAL in Den Der.
Staaten oertauft unb bat a[qemeine
Befrteotguag getpdbrt. Gr moht fid
in peniqsr uIs elmer 5atfon besabIt
uro i'll 70 Fsft unb oauerbaft semabt,
baB er Sabre lang bait.
Bern Sic an Ole Girma Threiben,
70 errp1hnen sic bas ,DoItsbldtt"
unb man tpiro Jbuen poqe 4ustunIi
sui6iten.
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asieaie Der Weteerarbeiter.

Der GsntIhe Webser Mrbeiser lin,
ssritiihunss NersiH Inbet WitaIieoer,
s5rninbt unh 9etonnts su Isinem glir.
mic Gin, oas am Gonniag, 20. SaIi tn
Neihsroibs Yarf in Gummirspiiis
tsgdnsen ipsrbeH ioll. Tas sssit III
fotgfGltig porbereittt norbsn unb ba
JablreiGe gsreine bsreits lore lteil.
In4me auasfaet bobsn, 10 itttt Elm
isarier Bsfun sa srtpdrtsn. Der f.it.
qtbsnbe Werein fpirn iih btmibtn,
dIllH Hbeilnehmern tinsn ansenebm 4
96s su bereitrn. Gin tiihtiges Rome
Hiitiet tot bic Worxreitungen getrofs
fen. fDb0b Der Grfolg nitt ous6ieib Il
Tam. Der AusfGub febt fit aus ben
folGnhen 9xrytn suiommtn: u. Bluff
r. olS Uorflssr. 3. aunftm0nn ale
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Geit wlittiuof, tpirb aus ieinsr
Wo6nuns an Der Combine apsnue
nnb aeaHan Roab Der is Sabre alts
Carl MiIlet permibt. Cine GaDsitsr
oss 0ermibtsn sob an 6ieiem 9ags
ibrem 9ruber ben 8etrae BON $50 I'm
perihifbens ginidufe su bsiorgen. bod
tebrts Der iuuse Wonn nidi mebr sus
rid. Gs miro befiirhtet, bab bsr
OermiBte iiberfalien unb fortgslcdt
poroen III. Die g.olissi in bemiiht.
aiht in oiefe aHgelegeHbeit gu brins
gen.
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sdmcieiam bis ms Gjru6 binein.

2ouiie Sdmiot, neIdc 20 Qeu}r
sdhlic, unternabm am Nttttpoh I'M
Saliie ibrcr @lterl, nabe @aSelDooo,
cinen SeIbltnprboeriuh, oeiien SCI.
gen tic geitcrn erlag, altr5 Dor Dem
go6e oes Itdodens qebar ie ein
aino. neldes am 2eben lit. 2outie,
iueIde mllBte, oaB tbrc leete Stnloe
aetomnlen mar, meigerte iid1, ihre GI-
tern irgenonelte augaben itber tbrea
8erfiibrer sn MAIDEN uno nobm tbr
9eheintniB NIT ms @rab
Coroner Or. Ioertmeper ltftter4
iiiht ben lob oes 30 Sabre alten
SoiIis gaehIe, ipeIder geitern I'M it1b.
I.ilden $cipttal itarb. goe6Ie purba
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eifiber. u. Ghabel als

9eiiiBsr. u. Gdabel ols Sl
tretdr, q. goeb ala S6oBmeiIter, fsl
nsr 90. 9saelsr, W. 8oopmann,
Wurb. z. Wosbnsr. Z. 9anisloip. I
0rope. u. 8luit IT,, a. syiIfer, c
sJadia. u. 9ittus, n. ga6mann,
Ditto. fS. aiit unb r. Ge6dusr.
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cincinnati na6 SatcSuiac, 5nS

am GienItoa oil cincm Sd)dbelbrud,
ielbeflo on Der &earl uno SubIoD
StraBe au'aeiun0cu. 8aed)lc mctgerte
iitl irJcnomelhe Anaabeu 5u MAIDEN,
mic or oic &ericbungen erlitten hattg.
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Seoer giiraer iofltc feline slageIe-
gen5eiten berartia reoeIn, oab er am
30 Suli bier iein uno ietne StimEe
bel Der Greibriei. mabl abseben taun
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Safe.Sau.

las Spiet 3lpiifen gaebs" unO
sGuafers", oas am %. Weai Ill
Ybilaoclpbia 6urd) ReBeu perbinoert
tpur6e, fam geitcrn bort ais lbeil eli.
mes Goppelipiels gum austrag.
Sn Dem eriten Spiele iunairten
9Irues lnb GIarfe ais nniere gatterie
1egen aleranber imo aiaiter fir Die
@egner. Sm Z. 8auge Ioite Suggs
Cen Shleiiberer glmes ob, I'M
Sbefaro 8elcgenbeit 5ll gebeu, am
Bat eiu3uipriirgen, Der inoeiicn Der.
iagte. llniere Suu8ens mahien II
Sreifer gegen { umb eiuen 5ebler &c.
gen iehIerfretes SpieI. Soblisea mar
Der SeIo am Bat nit bret Irefiern:
2oose uno Iinfer iiherten ie Spei
lreffer. llniere ,Reos" perloreu 0aS
Spiel, neil ibre Jreffer perein3elt
'uno uiht rehtseitia farner', tuabrenO
bic Ger yGn1ter" iih padrueiie elm.
iteaten uno 2dufe cinbrahien. auf
bcioen Seiten ipuroeu je 3 Suitidd,.
Ter 3ur gont geianoi. HigIer mo
gpreu apareu bic SGieosrihter.
Sn bcm 5lpeiten Spiele beoienten
Sschnion uno Sling unier 8eihiie
1egen Seaton umb aiaiier iiir oie
Ga1fer. 3ie Suatcr ianSten 0rel
ipeitcrc Sd)lcnoercr - 0sepcr. Dtnr.
ibaa un0 Rireu in ben stdutpi
ipdhrenb Sohnion bis snm gnbe oe3
SpieIes auf ieinem Qoiteu perblieb.
Tic ..NeSs" mahten IL lrefier gegeu
7 uno ipieIten ieblerirei gegen orei
sscbfrr Der Guater. sic geluannen
oen Sicg. neil lie ben 9egneru aui
alien g;uuften oes Samples iiberIegen
moreu. Warians mar unier better
SfI1aer nit 4 Ireiiern. esobniou
idleleerte ilipcrb unb mar ieinen 1
Sesneru ipeit iibcrlegeu.
Tie deitrtnen Eoie[e
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Mus ben Weribtsb5fem /.
lie gettmann-Sobn So. IN bic
Sdube eiues 9ieeeipers i6er.
gegangen.

WoIoer.Streif berariadDt cine iueitere
NeceiDeridaft. Gbeideionngs.
fGlle. Sdaheneriatflagen. -
Ippeliatiomsserid)ts Gntiheibnn.
onHgen. - NafJlahiaden. - ger-
id)ieoenes.
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Scute stohniittng Slucites Spiel
Der Serie SwiiheHa aAeos" unb Liza.
fers" in TbiiaoeIpbia.
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ujie nan Del Der a6dimmung i6e Den nsuea adOlJ6sn
3rei6risf an 80. JUL 1913 aimGea jodls.

lie Stimmgeber pel6e d fir Die @ab I'M lestrn Serbi
regiirren ieben Ino ibre bng nft uerdnoer boben
brauen Iid nit mebr fir bic g,ab 3d. 5ul regirren
81 IoiieH
Stmmgeber, rede id I'm lesten Serbit nft regiirren
ebeu ober neldp eitoent If re @obnIng BON enem Bre
5nft sum onoeen perleg baben mien iid belm Bobratb
In Der Gp Sau elmer 3e Bpden oen 21. SnI uno 26.
Suli influoe resitrtren oin 30. Suli immen 5n
fonnen
GherIei OBJ sic .ia4 ooer ynein" Bel Der Graae eneg
Sreibres itinmen. 70 Dnnen nb iolfen Sic bod
fir ieoen cin5enen ben iin5ebn Rdnnern auf benz
gisen's Charter Committee 9idet ittmmen.
Gs weroen onf benz @nbI etel feline Werfmae ner5eidnet
en 6ieie Manner ben mterideioen, bic bon
eu g. G. gigeIou ousgcfp1hI niroen Rebmn Sie Die inter
oieier annoiaua uerBfHete Ganen nit snn stimmplaee
,nb MAIDEN gle elm * por iebem enseluen oerielben
Wodlen Sie fem K ntebr ais finf,ebn (5) Rnfnen
benn ionit sdbt Shre Stimme nidt
Tie StinunpI1se meroen offen en rn $50 Wtorgen5
nn6 fhlieben $50 gafmittags
Geben sic ifer un6 ltiu,men Gle fir bieie Wanner:
JoeI 6. Glore GottfrieS g. Soebuf
Seurp 4 gprbes @ater u. amiabt
w;noros ~.6r Sohn 8. Warfmurt6,
]. Nolter Sreibrs, ers @ sm;tS
peHrn Soefie Sphn n. Sdlinoel
sscieph z. Saaouen, 3ohu g. Ehearer
Samud Jgauer Games u. @ilion.
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sJoeI 6. Glore,
SemrB q. gorbes,
Niholas Tiebl,
]. @olter syreibers,
Senrn Soefle,
ssoiepb Z. 6aaoluen,
SamHel Jgiaaer,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

0ottfrieb 6. esoebnf,
@alter u. aniaft,
,aohn 8. Wardiuurtb,
Charles g. Hsth,
9nfe W. Smith,
SDhn n. SfJinoel,
.,obn 6. Shearer,
Games u. @ilion.
Newark post., 1913-01-01
LODGE MEETINGS

OPERA HOUSE
lh9ndaynknights AZ of Pythias, or X. of
p, 7.30 P. M.
1aesdaj-lmp. Order of Red Men, 7.3O
p. M. ''O'
"ednesday-Hertasophs, or S. w. NJ,
7.30 p. Nj. '
Ihnrsady--Ladies' Circle, S. w. NJ, 7.30
p. M.
fraddy--Modern Woodmen of America
No. lOl70, 7.3O p. M.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Monday-Jr. Order American Mecban.
les, 7.30 p. NJ.
Vednesddy-lst and 3rd of every month,
White Clay Camp, No. 5, Woolmen of
the World.
ThrsGdy-I. 0. o. F., 7.3C p. NJ.
Sotnrddy-knights of Golden Eagle. 7.3O
p. M.
Newark post., 1913-01-01
OARD OF TRADE
MAILS DUE

i. srdMt--D. G. Rose.
re. .President-Jacob Thomas.
w. Cooch.
H. Taylor
Newark post., 1913-01-01
BY order of
Fire Chief WILSON.

etables. Both are on the program for adj
dresses.
The program committee has been mind
full of the large number of ladies who
will attend the horticultural convention.
The program Wednesday evening, Jan
uary l5, has been arranged specially for
the ladies. Richard Vincent, Jr., Of
Whitemarsh, Maryland, who attended the
National Flower Show held in London
last June, the finest flower show ever held
in the world, has large number of col.
ored- slides illustrating the most prom.
nent and beautiful features of the show
and will give an illustrated lecture on the
flower show and Horticulture in general.
The other interesting feature of the even
ing will be an illustrated lecture on the
training Of rural and village girls for
home life, by o. H. Benson, United
States Department of Agriculture.
Wilmington merchants have made ar
rangements to give space in their show
windows for fruit exhibits during the
convention.
Newark post., 1913-01-01

- real friend is an enemy who is not
acquainted with you.
IF all our life were one broad
glare
VI sunlight, clear, unclouded;
II all our paths were smooth and
fair,
by no soft gloom enshrouded:
II all life s flowers were fully blown
Without the sweet unfolding:
AND happiness were rudely thrown
On hands too weak for holding.
ohould we not miss the twilight
hours,
The gentle haze and sadness?
Should we not long for storms and
showers
10 break the constant gladness?
Jane BeSemorc.
Newark post., 1913-01-01
News of the
Corn Show

" That program is full of real interest,
only to the fruit growers and farmers
20 everybody,' was the statement
de to-day by Hon. Harrison ". Howell,
hyof of Wilmington, after he had read
combined programs of the Peninsula
pr.ieultural Society and the Delaware
ale Corn Show.
These associations are disseminating
by interesting and valuable information
Earding the important subjects Of hOrti-
ture and agriculture and am certain
glad they are to hold their conventions
this city, continued the mayor
Every farmer and fruit grower inter
fea in building up profitable business
cold certainly attend these conventions.
r. information he will receive from the
le and expert speakers on the program
puld be very valuable to him in his bus
r. The entire city of Wilmington will
fend cordial welcome to these con
tions.
Arnold Naudain of Marshallton, presi-
lt of the Corn Growers Association; !;
mes I. Shallcross of Middletown, vice
tsIdent for New Castle County; and
Iof' A. +. Grantham, of Newark, sec
ary-treasurer of the association, con
Pred last week with officials of the Will
[ngton Chamber of Commerce regard
space for the corn exhibits. ''We
gong to have wonderfully interest
corn show this year. said Mr.. Nau-
h Just as he was leaving the city.
iuch interest is being shown in the
1tlon for prizes. Everywhere ! go,
the farmers are planning to attend
corn show and the convention of the
'hcuIturaI Society,"
ne executive committee OF the Della
Fe state Corn Show, which is to be held
wilmington, Delaware, January 1917,
decided to throw open to the world
petition in class F., which is for the
'St ten ears of corn of any variety or
pr Sh"IIIng the most grain by weight. y
premiums are, first, one Chester
'e pig, value $40; second, So; third,
me committee has extended the com
lioh beyond the state of Delaware in
10 stimulate wider interest in corn
'"ctlon and to get as many exhibits as
'"I' tor nstructional purposes. 1t is
'lPatc. that large number of farm
II Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jer-
ana Virginia, as well as in Delaware,
enter INTO keen competition in this
't' testing and selection will form
Important feature of the corn show.
oI' :. j. Close, formerly horticult-
IN the Department of Agriculture,
'hihgton, ID. c., will be the chief
~ oI fruits at the convention of the
iNSula Horticultural Society, Will
ston, Delaware, January 14-16.
gorge Morrison, commercial market
'eher, uplands Farms, Baltimore Co.,
Siand' will be the chief judge of veg
Newark post., 1913-01-01
urMRERS OF COUNCIL
L Ii HnSSlnger

fo%. Diytrict-Robert B. Morrison,
Jos'i niItyjrt-G. Fader, w. H. Barton.
,,,a 'd"' Djxtrirt-E. b. Frazer, E. c..
"l,,V' and TrcdsNrer'- S. b. Herdman
0u",' 0,!",' of rouucil-lst Monday night
Of every month.
Newark post., 1913-01-01
FIRE ALARMS

FIRE ALARMS
In case of fire call the following mum.
bers i'll succession:
27 D
90 A
33 D
172
81 D
BY order of
Fire Chief WILSON.
Newark post., 1913-01-01
Heart Cheer

An Enemy is one who thinks you are
worse than you really are and says so,
while "a Friend never tells it.
Newark post., 1913-01-01
BOARD OF EDUCATION

f'es'dent-Edward l.. Richards
oecre,ury and Treasnrer--Dr, J. s
Gillian. .. ..
nopert Galiaher, George +. Ferguson.
>. David Jaquette. e'"'"'
Newark post., 1913-01-01
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

H. Taylor.
Meeting first Tuesday night of each
Newark post., 1913-01-01
NEWARK TOWN LIRRARy
BANKS

NAlloNAL BANK. Meeting of Directors
every Tuesday morning.
AK TRUST co. Meeting of Direc
.ors every Vcdnesday evening at s
Newark post., 1913-01-01
DIRECTORY

J.. P. Armstrong p vf't NJ Sso
H. B. Wright .Jobn NJ pum;r vmtrn 90
Wn. II. Taylor