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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14
Jn[anO Gc(egrap6
Seutf9e Grpebition in
rufiii der 9 efdngens
f6aft.

6 bicagp, 13. Nopernbsr. = Der
.Oailp Rsps" eins beute uon 2ou=
bon, gnelano, cine Suntenbepeihe fols
genDen SRbalts Su: Die Nu6ri6t lit
na6 2pnbon gelangt, baB bic Wttt=
oIieber Der .OeutI6en Soimprlano"@
Grpebitiou ppn 1914 DDn ben Ru1en
gefaneen unb nit bunoerteu anOerer
Gefangeuen in &irenst interirt tpor=
be Ieien. On eer Spite Der Expedition
itanb @ben 3eeler, Elm Oeuti6~Qmeris
fansr, Der friiber in Yortldnb, Sreg..
selebt bat. @r psrlieB Oeuti6lanb I'M
lesten Sriibiabr, uusgeriiitet nit elmer
9lnSa1l ssGfer NIT Oelitatefeu, stneHr
DanDsIbilbere9lp uno mebrereT
Waqenlabungen anberer 9lrtitel, ur
ii6 nab Der esbsimuibpplIen Salbs
inIeI gaimpr gu beseben. Ra6oem biz
Expedition i'm SuIi ettpa 100 Wtsilen
our1 4rtutsf porgebrungen mar, gtn@
gen ibr bic Mittel uus, unb >ba tire
Hreunbe in Oeuii6lano nt6t 16neI
qenuq Silfe i9idten, bebuIfen il6 bic
Mitqlieber nit Oarleben ppm 5reun@
ben in Gi6irien. 2lls Der &rie9 auss
brah. tpuroen Iie BON her ruiIii9en
gaegieruns aufseforbert, ibren Status
au ertldren, porauf lie bann mad,
Rirenst in bic SefanseHfdaft seiaidt
tpuyoeu.
9es SO orbes aneefIagt.
GIeoeIanb, g., 13. gsorenber.
slnSren Sonrmp, Der qeitern IN Ser
binorna nit Der @rmorO1ng Der
,Srau Grace @orna nerbuftet fporoeH
mar, fpurbe belte formcu bes wtoroes
anaeflagt lmo inter $4,000 giirg-
id,oit SEN @roBoeidyporenen iiber-
uieien. 6rau garna, Die onseb-
Iihe Common 9aip" @attm oes
Mannes, itarb atgebIth irfolge BON
gronbnqlnSen, Die lie erlitt, ols iie
bon Sonlnln iiber einen @asofen ge-
6aIten fpurbe, biz lie nnbe5u geroltet
ipar.
General @illa Ri ftet 3 u M
Qngriff auf Sdmp:eo.
@afbingtDn, .. g.. 13. Rop.
General 9illa bat eineu 2lngriff duf
5ampico angeprbnet. Seine arree
pperirt BON San Suis potpIi aus,
lrel1e Stdbt eingenpmrlen tpnrbe,.
rhne bas elm S9uB dbRfeuert mora
ben tpdre. Den bier eingetroffsneu
pffisiellen Depefden slfolge bcben,
bic Ginnobner @iIIa NIT Gftsnsn Gzri
men smpfanssn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY

Die foIgenbe Ratpri9t ipuroe ipdb-
reno bes cages BON offi3ieaen areiien
Der 9erDffentlidung iiberseben:
Die periiidsn, afgbanii4en. Gspp=
tii9en, inbii9eu unO mubammebuni=
i6en @lsmsnte in Sonitantinopel ba>
ben cine Sntereiiengsmeini9aft abges
i6loiIen. Die Sunniten unb bic
S9iiten (stpei iib fat feinblid gegenz
iibsritebenbe relisiDle Setten in pers
lien) iino jeBt gum eriten Utal bereit,
semeini6aftli4 gu banoeln.
Die rgOiiifde 3eituns" bertdtet,
baB RumGnisn cine 5orberung Rubs
Lamb, ben 9ur6sug ruiTiI6er Sruppen
burh RumdHien gu ssitattsn, a6i6Idr
gig beItpiebsn babe.
Die 2Onbuuer .5imes" but ange
iiinbigt, baB bic britiide Rssieruns
seridtIib gegen gentle irldnoiife 3ei>
tunssn pOrsesangsn fsi, Die ii9 Dem
Hetrutiren in Gngldnb tpiberieBt bas
ben.
rDas OeutI6e Marineminiitsrium
tiinoiet an, odB Der nDroli9e 5beiI
Ser Rorbise frei pon Mlinen lei, uno
ben neutralen Sdiffen bort feline Sc
fabr brobe. Gs pirb ieoo6 binSuge>
fiist, baB bas 9efabren bes iiibIi6en
Sbeiles Der Rorbise sefdbrli9 lei, ipie
aud in einem She'll Der Norbiee, bon
bem Gnelanb bebauptet, bag er frsi
pon Minen fei.
Die Ridtisteit bieTer gebauptung
miro our9 sinen 4rtitel in Der nortpes
sii9en 3eitung rSanbelsblab" bstpies
fen in benz es beibt, bab mebrere neus
trale S6iffe auf Winen oufssfabren
unb untersesansen isisn, tpd6reno fie
bic BON ben britiihen Mdrinsbsb0rben
empfoblene Route benubtsn.
Die rOsutide saaes5situns" iagt,
bdb bic oeutiden BEL benz 2sgen BON
Minen Ridiitat alif bic neutraie
Sbiffabrt oenommen, bic GnglGnber
absr erobe Wlinsnfstbsr in Der offensn
See eelest bdtten.
Der .9otals sqnseiger~ IhGBt bic
gerluite Der 8elgier in 0en aGmpfen
pom Wtittpo@ auf 5000 Sobte uno
5000 @erpunbets ab. Die 9eituns
iagt, baB bic 8elsier pie @er5peifelts
setdmpft bdtten.
Die Diterrei9ifdsu Sruppen 5ie6en
ii9 in @alisien, unbebiubert BON ben
ruifii6en Sruppen auf ibre nsusn
Stellungen suriid.
Die enslifhen Dunn Dunn >
4useln.
Berlin, 13. glop. = profeFor
syebler. Elm berii6mter gbirurg BON
Miin6en, bat oas ReIultat Ieiner uns
teriudpuns Der an britiIbsn Soloaten
eefun0enen Dums s&ugeln perDFs
fentlibt. Dieie &ugeln beiteben aus
5fpei Sbsilsn: Die Spite lit aus Glus
minimum onsefertist unS Der bintere
G4sit aus glst Cd III oabtr ets
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14
2okal.Derid)t
Drief bpm 0e3a 8erser.
Sic aorreipOnbeH5 iuirS am SOnntas
in ben g@eitIidsn glattern"
ber6ffentlidt.

Infer altsr aollese, Ge3a 9eraer,
batfe iiets nabnunsen", unb als CT ii4
bon uns DOR sinigen WlDnaten Dor jeis
ner 4breiie ua9 europa psrnbI9isbe-
te. seititulisrte er nit Sanben unb
Jiibsn lInb iagte: .gs sibt mas. :"
Sla, ts bat ia msbr sessbsn. als ielbit
Ge5o iih BAT iraumsn Iaiien. Sebi
iiBt ct mitten brin, bas beibt, gIei9
melt bon ben Huiisn unb BON ben
Jrni3pfen entfernt, ndm!i1 in Orsss
ben. Die alte Reporternatur perleugz
net iib aber niht. 5err Burger bat
Sie Gtilnmuug fonbirt unb bic Gefans
genenlager beiuht, unb bariiber plauz
bert er. aleine @enr.bilber, tpie lie
eben nur Ge5d Berger 5ei9nen tann.
Mxr Der Rorreiponbent briibsn bot es
nitt gang leidt. Serr Berger mubte
porber fein Manuifripi bem Generals
stommanbo unterbreitsn. Dieies bat
erbtblihe Strei9unsen porgenommen.
ipenn Berger gar 81 berb nit Der Jes
Der brsini9lus. slber es III nod &C..
mug iibrig seblieben, uln bic aorrei.
ponben3 interefant unb leIenslperth 5u
MAIDEN. Berger bate bas Manustript
unttr bem 10. Sttober bem aoniglib
itelIpertretenben General aommanbo
sinssreift unb es sins nit folseHbem
Regleitf4reibtn ben Snftan5enipeg
fpeiter:
Die aommanbantur bdt sessn bic
0er0fIentIi6ung ieine Bebenten, tpsnn
bic nit 9leiftift ienntlid seinadten
Stellen ipesselaftn iperben.
(se5.) Sturi."
Duriinter fsbt:
.Gebr .geeisnet aur @er0ffentlidunS
in amsritanifden 3situnaen. Mit Ges
nebmigunssbermert bes ManuIiripts
suriidgelanbi. qlm 13. 10. Ia. g."
Daralif erbielt Serr Berger fein
frsisssebenss Uianusfript nit bem
folsenben 61reiben suriid:
Dresden, 13. Ottober 1914. Der
anbei auriidfolsenbe 8eriht III sur
8er0ffentli9nng, nit 2lusnabme Der
s.iridtnen Gtellsn, 5uselafen unb
erideint in ieiner abfaiiung 5ur @ufz
ildrung In 4merita beIonbers geeigs
net. Sm auftras aiibnIderf."
glun, bic aefer perben ia ON Sonns
taq feb.n, mas Der ibHen ia nod be-
ftehs beiannte Sega Berger gu berit,'
ten bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14
gSereiniate SGnaer.

DAB Die gereinigten Sdnger &C.
Iegentlia bes golfsIieoerfon5erts AM
Sonntas nit groBen gbren beiteben
perben. erbeQte aus Der geltern
slbeno in Der Central Surnboae itatt.
gebabten Brobe. Inter Wteiiter CTR.
gotts 2eitiing puroe BOG gan5e Gro.
eramm nod eiuntal griirNIih oilrhee.
nommen ln0 gaes ging fpie am
Sdniirdeu iobaB mir Sorrntag gfa1.
mittag elm glan3enoer Grfolg in 9lits.
iift iteht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14
yuiimeF @en's Stub.

5n Der seitrigen 9ireftoreniitung
bes gltitneb @fen's &Iub pur0e Serr
Dm. 9. Rossrs, Der 8etan Der Gin.
innati 2alp ShooI. an Steae oes
Serrn goDaro s8. Goparos aIs pr1.
iioent ertpdblt.
Die iibrigen @eaulten iino: @riter
gieeprdiibent, Geo. g8. g9eeoon /;
3weiter @ieprGiioent, SSobn g. Sbed.
rer; Sefretdr, Dlorris &fersbun;
StaBmeiiter, 9eorse McG. Morris.
Serr Sus. ". Sranuin purhe ipieoer
aIS @ei6ditsfiibrer rno Serr @utber.
forS s. Cor aIs GiOic.Sefretdr err
pahIt.
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als berSddJtis einselodJt.

gsasrn Hadmitsag bsrbafteien bic
Datiiips pflus unb Sbsarfpoob az
Der Court StraBs unb Central aue.
ben q Sabre alien pbilipp Mr2ln.
srfps unb ben 25 SABRE altsn SEQ
sJoIsp. beibe go. 325 @eit Court
6traBe ipobnbaft. Die 8urihen Das
rtn Fart betrunt.n unb auf ben sinsn
pabtt bit notwithstanding bss
.gtniIentan- .ginbreders. Der s.iisrn
Worgen bem grotpn @sbdubs an
Der z. unb Race GtraBe tinen gsiu1
dbgeitattet bate. Dd DON ben bsiben
@etrunisnen ni9ts gu srfabrtn mar,
ipurbsn iie porIdufis als >psrba9tis
In Sait ssncmmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14

SGfctrbcibsn.Aersts, ipslte borssbsrf. Elm
QssbeimuitteI ooer eine nenc Wletbobe Der BE.
bcrblnrg ber Sdmprrboiben 5u Lefiteii.
bic enteui 9ausnr5te rtbefnnnt iius. ma
mn olie enrer feiDen Aorlbe.I su 5iebsu. Die
fthIimmlieH Ddne, bic ben WerBteH unfer bic
ohnbe foniuien, inb oteienaer. biz aus Der
piufnere foider GnndiGIber eutftebeH. Glne
siuansiaiAbtioe @rintrnna NIT aIen Nrffn bon
6dmorrbriben ufo bie wiuigiing nfIer fnebisis
niftten g6gIen taben siir 0eniiae beiuiffeu.
bnb anaielis bns 5uberIdiiiafie. ftnenjie. robl.
latte uub pernlrtftaIte .aaer. istt bei1nftsIl
NnntsnE nsfee1 poI 2. Etuitabtst q Co. Dec
1f1A wan pffb ru psT1u1t
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Dies ass 4as.

- William Meglnbrep, Der SiIfss
S6uliuperintsHbent BON Rem Yort,
.tDeilt aur 3eit in Der Stabt, nm iid
NIT bem bieiigen S9ulipftem pertraut
gu MAIDEN unb namentli5 Stubisn
iiber bas Spitsm bss 5Oribilbunss-
untsrrihts gu MAIDEN. gr b.iidiists
seitern in gseleituns bes SduIiuper.
inteHbsni.H Or. Gonbon DerIdieosne
S4ulsn mb iprad iih iebr ansrten-
nenb iiber bas, mas sr seiebeu bate,
aug
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brei Burden ipurbe fpie folst anse-
gtbsn: no. u 5 SUB 8 Sol srpB,
trus rotben Sipeater nit arassn;
Ro. p 5 SUB 8 3olf srob, trug rO-
tben Sipeater obne arusen, buntel.
blouen an3ag unb idpdrsen 5ut;
SO. 81 5 Sub 7 Bis s 3on srob. trus
braunen 2ln5us unb ftfpar5eh iteifen
9ut. Die BurIden fparsn slatt raiirt.
Gs fpirb angenommen, baB lie ii6
mad Cincinnati begeben habsn.
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c,H Gineinuati seiudjt.

Die bitiise poli5si ipurbe stitern
burd bic BsbSrbsn bon Gobinston
unb Gaionia, sp., erfuht, llmlhau
nad bsm Rdubsr-5rio su baIisn, bas
om DOnneritas albenb ben @aitioirib
Greb. Droife, BON Der mahifon pite,
nabs 2atonia. iOipie sinise fsinsr
Safe bur@ 9ebrobsn nit eintm Ht.
pcIber 3ur 6traussabe ibrer Mertbs
iaden se5iDungsn batts. Drofe biiBte
$40 in Boar iinb Elm GiienbabnsQLn.
9tiisnttr isin< iibr, 30. 7S4ss41 sin.
Die AssisuaItsi i4stitaas ssA ban
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Bon eiuem saidenSieb beito9Ien.

gln Der ssiinften StraBe. 5ipiiden
ser 9inc unb Siaee StraBe, fuuroe &c.
tern giadJmittg Srail SO. Scott ans
SbaronDille. g., pon einem Safd)en.
oieb Inn ibre @eIoborie mit $3.50
mio einen iabrlideu 9ab alf ibrcn
gtamen pon Der Big Sour Babn.
aeitobIen.
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&inbra9e mno 9iebhdble

= Cine Der poli3ei nd6er bs3ei9s
nete perIon itebt unter hem 9srba9t,
8obert Sooter aus feiner @O6nung,
ylO. 1928 SSrsemon StraBs, einen les
bsrnsn 5anbtoffer Ioipie cine u6r
nebit aette geitoblen gu 6uben. Der
Ssitoblen. gibt ietnen gsrluIt auf $35
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airdlidles

Der gottesbienit Der gp. grOtsit,
Camp Wafbinaton 9emeinbe Dirs
am Sonntag Don sinsm Wtitslitos Der
Gb. prot. air4e pOn gtorbamerita &C.
lsitet tperbsn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
CONTINUE CASE OF
"BRICK HOUSE" WOMEN

The case Of Cora Brandon. Mabel
Brown and Marie Meyers, the three
women who were arrested in the raid
Of the brick house Sunday morning.
which was 10 have been heard In the
city police court Tuesday afternoon,
has been postponed until Thursday
afternoon. April 80, at 2 o'clock. The
case has aroused considerable inter-
est among Mishawakans as the court
room was filled 70 its capacity.
Edward MOhler. who was arrested
on the complaint of his wife. charged
with public INVESTIGATION Monday even
ing. was given a trial Tuesday after
noon and was fined 81 and costs,
amounting TO S11. MohIer was given
a good lecture BY Judge Feig. for not
providing for his family and dis
EraCing them by getting drunk. MOhler
was unable TO pay his fine and was
sent To the county hastile.
Harry Wilson .eAs arrested Tues
day night on the south side in an in
tOXiCated condition. Considerable
difficulty was experienced by the pa
trolman who made the arrest, in TAX
ing the man TO Jail. as he persisted in
not going
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
DODGE TEAM CAPTURES.
SILVER BOWLING TROPHY.
Several Hundred Fans Watch
Close of Manufacturers
League Schedules DOdgeS
Roll High Scores.

Regardless or the war sensations,
400 fans were in attendance at the
FIlsasser bowling hall on the lower
floor when the final games completing
The schedule OF the South Bend ana
MishaWaka Manufacturers league
For the past three weeks great inter
est has been manifested in the work
OF this league. During this past period
there has been mighty strife between
the team representing Dodge Manu-
featuring Co. or this city, and the
team representing the Singer Sewing
Machine Co. OF South Bend.
BY winning two games, the Dodge
team Tuesday evening achieved the
.Elisasser trophy. This trophy has
been the center Of the universe to
the bOwlers OF the manufacturers
league. The enthusiasm shown last
evening by the followers OF the various
teams points out the great popularity
OF this indoor sport. Tuesday after
noon notices were posted IN the tac-
tory OF the Dodge manufacturing Co.
asking that the fans there attend the
bowling last evening and boost for the
Dodge team The cheers and yelling
for two hours could be heard through
out the entire business district and be-
tween them and the neWsooys with
their cries OF extras, exsitement pre-
vailed.
The trophy which the Dodge team
won La, evening is beautiful silver
bowling ball with three pins arranged
pyramidicaily at the top of the ball,
and pins setting on a silver pedestal
The title OF the league and team and
names of the players comprising the
squad will be engraved on the ball
The trophy will then be set in glass
case and placed in the alley ffall.
Some good bowling last evening also
featured. Rohleder, OF the Dodge
team rolled "A high score for last night
for The entire season OF this league.
"F1eckS" score was $40 for three
games, for an average Of rs %.
Three other 200 scores were rolled,
Wolf getting SOC and Werntz col.
These are some big scores that are
seldom rolled during an evening 5
bowling. The Dodge team not only
secured the honor OF winning the most
games and getting the highest indi-
vidual score, but also captured the
high score for team total, rolling
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22

ON Friday evening. the eighth Sc
rieS OF The Adventures Of kathlyn".
THE Cruel Crown. will be shown at
the Princess theater. = strange and
whirl of fate places the crown OF AL
laha upon Winnie, the younger sister
Of kathryn. which aroUses the heroine
to instant action in the rescue, show
ing daring experiences
II is through special efforts and
enormous expense on the part of the
management that these pictures are
secured, and the patrons, no doubt,
are we'll pleased with them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
BERRIEN SPRINGS.

Mrs H. c. Southworth and two
children left last week for a visit
with relatives in California, her hus-
band accompanying them to Chicago
on Sunday Mr.. Southworth received
telegram that his little fve-year- old
son, Earl, had been killed in rail-
road wreck in California and that his
wife wss injured. Mr.. Southworth
left Monday for the scene OF the &C.
cident
Arthur Rice and family visited
friends in ST. Joseph Tuesday.
TheO, Noel returned Tuesday from
a two weeks visit In san Antonio.
Texas Mr. Noel has been Ill the past
week and thought home the best place
for him.
Mrs. VIM StahI spent Tuesday at
the home OF her son. Kenneth Stahl.
in St Joseph.
Mrs. John Weaver returned Tuesday
from Ann ATbOr where she has been
in the hospital the past week for
treatment for her eve.
Mrs A. ]. BTnhart visited friends In
the Twin Cities Tuesday.
Alvin Willis was a business visitor
in Niles and Buchanan Tuesday
Mrs. Chas. A Case. of Niles. Is Wis
iting friends here this week.
Mrs. Parker. OF Miles City, Mo-, Is
here for a two months stay at her
farm. which is known as the Tom Fox
place.
School will close Cor the Lonk Lake
district the first OF May
Mt Harper. of Chicago. who recent
| Is purchased the Jud Trimble place on
/ the Niles road, is making extensive
! improvements on the property.
! Mrs. Laura Phillips has suffered a
| stroke OF paralysis at her home on
/ Bluff ST.
! Walter Fryman and family will
move TO the Fryman farm on the Blu
chanan road, where J. G. Fryman now
| lives.
Wallace r. Burgoyne has been con
fined TO his home by illness the past
week.
Mrs Walter Metz. Of South Bend
| has been a visitor at the Jacob Dilley
| home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gill. of Chicago
are visiting at the Lee Ross home
north Of this village.
! The Social Hour wifi be entertained
| by MesdameS a. j. Barnhart and hel
| daughter. Mrs. 10y Skinner, at the
home of Mrs. Barnhart Friday after
| noon.
| j. c. Harris was a business visitor
! in DoWagias Monday.
Mir. and Mrs. Bert MCTag, of Roy
alton township, have moved into rooms
! in the Arthur Bennett house on Pitt
st. Mr.. McTag is a brother of Mrs
Bennett.
Aleta Mars. of Buchanan. was a
| weekend visitor at the home of heI
grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Tall
| man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
Additional Nfishawaka Page IS.
FINK WILL APPEAL
LICENSE REVOCATION

Or. II. a. Fink, whose license has
been revoked by the state board of
medical registration and examination,
will appeal the action in the st. JO-
seph county circuit court. The ap-
peal viii be filed as soon as the court
receives the certificate from the state
board containing notification of the
revocation of license. Or. Fink has
retained the firm Of Anderson, Park
er, Crabill and CrumpackeT.
Or. Fink is charged with having
issued a prescription calling for
heroin 10 Raymond HOlycross. The
charge is preferred by the boys faith
er, Newton HolycrosN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
QUARTERLY MEETING
} OPENING TONIGHT

The opening meeting Of the District
Quarterly meeting OF the Free NGetho-
dist church for the Kalamazoo Dis
triCt. viii be held Wednesday evening
Nat 7:3O o'clock Rev. q. II. Peters. OF
sRenton Harbor. who is the district
elder. will have charge.
A number OF visiting ministers from
Benton Harbor, South Haven, Kala-
I7uazoo. Coloma, Mich, ELkhart. South
Bend. will attend this meeting. and
are expected To arrive in this city on
Thursday The meeting will continue
until Sunday evening. There viii be
three meetings daily at 10 o'clock a
IN. o'clock and 1870 o'clock p. IN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22

Manager Christian, Of the Misha-
Waka Central fire station indoor base
ball club. has secured a game from q
South Bend club which will be play
ed some afternoon next week. The
TOllens regulars will play with the
fire ladies on next Sunday morning
at the city hall diamonds north of the
city buildings. This club is now open
for indoor games and the manager
asks that club managers communicate
with him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
MlSHAWAKA GIRL
WEEDS IN FORT WAYNE

Miss Alma Abbiehl. OF this city. and
Harry Hawk Of South Bend, were
united in marriage Saturday afternoon
AT Fort Wayne Miss Abbiehl is the
daughter OF Mrs. Louise SprOut, 3OS
T. Ninth St. and was formerly en-
Lloyed as an operator at the Misha-
waka office OF the Home Telephone
60. She IS we'll known and has
large circle OF friends in this city. The
groom is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hawk. Of South BEND. and is a trav-
cling salesman for cigar company.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawk viii reside in Fort
WaVne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTION.

George Senger, manager OF the Cen
fury theater. has returned from Chi
CaEo, where he booked a number OF
Nigh class vaudeville acts and some
Especial motion picture plays for the
local playhouse
Starting Thursday evening. three
vaudeville acts Will open an engage
1uent- They are The Orpheus Com
! edy Four. in comedy harmony sing
ling: Jimmy DOdd" that musical
boob. and Agnes Kane. a character
comedfenne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
LEAVE FOR EUROPE.

Rev. Dean l.. A. Moench pastor of
the St Joseph Catholic church. left
this city Wednesday at noon for New
York. from where ne will sail on Sat
urday for Naples on the Berlin. on
the North German Lloyd. Rev.
MOench will accompany the Right
Rev. Herman j. Alerding. bishop of
the diocese of Fort Wayne, who will
pay his "Ad limina' visit 10 Pope
Plus y.
Rev Moench will be absent for
about two months
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
TO ENTERTAIN CLASS.

A meeting of the committee was
held Tuesday evening and arrange
ments were made for a party to be
given by the Epworth league Friday
evening. May l. when Miss Gernharts
and Mrs. Bostwick's classes will en-
terrain Mrs. KiZers class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
HEARING IN FRANKS
CASE is POSTPONED

ATLANTA, Ga, April 22.-The
hearing of two motions for new
trial in the Frank case, set for today,
was postponed on account of the death
of the mother of Herbert j. Haas one
of the counsel for Frank.
Detective Burns today increased his
offer of a reward to $4,000 for any
person who would furnish definite and
satisfactory information of the moral
degeneracy of Leo NJ. Frank.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
HAY. STRAW AND FEED.
Corrected Daily by the Wesley Mile

lCOrrecled Daily by Inc Wesley Miller
Flour * Feed Co. 400 s Michigan ST.
slb. Straw, paying So to 81; selling IS ton.
old corn. paying 65c per bu.: selling zoe
To 75c per bu. Oats, paying 4Oc per b.:
selling at 47c to soc per bu. Glover seed,
paying $50 to s. per hu; selling So 10
$50. Soy beans. selling $3.50. Seed oats,
selling Toe per bu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
SEEDS.

Corrected Daily by Warner Bros Seed
Co. IA +. Wayne ST.
seeds-Timothy paying $3.50 to 90 per
bushel selling at $500 Red clover rG%!=s
81 to $50; selling $3.50. Alfalfa, paying 81
paying from $40 TO s12 selling at So Cow
peas paying from 81 to $3.50, selling $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
POULTRY AND MEATS.

Corrected Daily by the Ferndell Market
125 y. Main ST.
Poultry-Chickens. paying lie 10 Ice.
selling at Zoe.
Meats-RetaI1 vea1, zoe to soc; round
steak zoe to 2Jc: sirloin steak, Zoe; porter
house, 35c to 400; beef roast, zoe TO 25c;
boiling beef 10c TO soc; lard, Ice; smoked
ham, zoe to 4Oc. oysters. 40c to Coo quart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
PROXIsIONS.
Corrected Daily by r. w. Mueller, 21s

Corrected Daily by I. W. Mueller, 219
+. Jefferson Blvd
Fruit-OrangeS. per case $3.50. selling
at &c TO 60c per dOZ. Lemons, case, $50 /;
selling at 80 to 4Oc per doz Bananas. buy
ing 75c TO s. per bunch: selling &c 10 zoe
per dOz. CauliiOwer. buying $50 per
dOz. selling. 10 10 25c each.
VegetsbIes-New cabbage. paying 2i4c
pound selling ut DC. Potatoes, Coo per
bu.; selling at DC per peck.
Butter and EEEs-Country butter. pay
ing PC; selling, 25c. Creamery, &c; sell
ing, 33e. Eggs, strictly fresh, paying, 1Sc;
selling 20c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
LIVE STOCK.

Corrected Daily by Major Bros, 5. Logan
Street W
Heavy Fat steers, live Gwt, $3.50 To $40;
dressed. $500 to S13 90. Feeders. 1913 to
$3.50. Lambs on foot. $500 TO 500, dressed
12c 10 14c Hogs, 100 10 200 lbs. $500
to $500; 200 to 800 lbs. $50 to $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-22
TO GO TO EUROPE.

The Misses Laura and Marie Kamm,
Lincoln Highway west and the Misses
Shafer, of DaMars, Ia, have gone to
New York, from where they will sail
for Europe Saturday