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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19
slu bic oelltiden Stimmgeber
Stilmmt fiir Did gsooos ais
aongreBmaun I'M eriten
9iitrift
afn Die oeutIcben Gtinngeber:

GIN Die oeutI6en Stinrnge6er:
8ir fennen Die g8id1tigfeit 6eg
llnabbdn9igen Oeutl6en 8otllrns i'm
Staate, uno beion0ers oaS Itarfe go.
tum i'm erlteu 8iltrift.
8enn lauBer Gbas. $. @urfe
5um 8unoesienator) an Gtelle
BON 6. s. Dillon als &oagreR Re
praIentant inn eriten apugref Si.
itrift elm 0tonn iiher nontiitirt
lperoen iollte, Damn lit es SDn.
did Woubs pon Sipnr syallS,
Snb 9afpta.
Gr bat nie Elm politiIhes @mt qas
ftdlt. @r balf itets anoeren poll.
Ittiden SSreunoen. llno bieies ssaGr
ind)te bas 9lmt lin. 6err lid
8ooos beroient in ieiner 5tellrng
nl8 Silfs @eneralagent Der Rortb.
meitern WiutuoI 2ife Sniuranee
|Go. me5r, er bat Elm b0beres SAB.
|reSqebolt uno groBeres GinfommetL
ais &ongreBleute erbaIten. 8ober
5ogerte er aud, Die einitimmiac No-
minatiun 5un aongreBbertreter I'M
erlten GiItrift, an Stelle bon
Serrn 6. $. 0illon on3unebnen,
CAB aber enolib Dem 8r1ngen Iei-
ner 5abaoien Sreunoe nod uno mil!
leBt audi gelpinner.
aein Mann lit I'M gan3en Stda.
re beIier Iao porteiLbofter befannt
|alS SON. lid 8oobs. Seine
grerqie, feline aentttli8 bon Staat
lmo 2elten feline 9erebtiomfeit,
feline gbrlibfeit rno 9iihtigfeit
iino i'm gan3en Staate befanut
aeiner ieiner poIitii6en @egncr
6aben oieie an8lttoiten berlliht.
l1no nenn es ie einetn gvoiter"
fir Sns 9afota gegeben bat uno
im aongreB geben miro, Damn IL
dlerlidl sid 8uuos". aein @un-
Der bob Der oIeuti6ar Serolo" 10
marm fir ibn eittritt.
2lls or1.er @oiienfnobe fam Son.
Did gSooo8 8uerlt nod 2incoln So.
oann tnn er nod Siour syall5;
feline arbeit ldeute er, ourh gri-
patitllnoea uno 3aben 6leiB bat er
feline aenntniile getponnen.
er fenitf rno niiroist Die griasi-
pieu Der 8eutid,en, ltnb ssebernann
fennt hierin Die Stellnng bon
Gid 8orbs, ais pffenen, liberalen
Wann, Der aud, ben Wint ieiner 1te-
bersengang bot. gsir foitnen nidt
beriteber ipie eeeneriide gldtter
ODER 8erl1un1ber iiberbaupt be-
baupten fonnen, oaB ein Munn nit
10 peitber5igen uno Iiberalen s(n-
lidten, nie Son. did Wooos, elm
Erobibitioniit iei, ooer ben slnti-
SnlooH 2euten binbenbe geripre-
hungen gegeben babe. gr bot bas
.ntdt geta.. gr niinIht cine eriino-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19
GnnOidall
-
Snlano.

Timer mnerifonii0er 8oti6ofter
Sage in 2onoon iit oniheineno
oarmtf berieIien, iih uno bo5 oneri.
faniide 8oIf fortgeIett 5u blamireu.
gea6oen1 er crit 1nIdngIt erfIdrt bat,
oob oie Ser. Staoten ourd engIi.
l6en @influB 9roB getporoen ND.
rem uno Die engIiihe Rniie in beil
Ser. Staaten Die NusgeitaltIng
Der omerifaniihen@eIdide beeinfIili-
lie, bat er Dor einigen Sogen in
Sonoon cine 9fe0e 9ebolten, me-
gen oeren SSSnbalt er bon Hehts.
megen Iofort abberufen 1perben ioQ.
te, uno Iofort abberufen niiroe,
mern itntt @rape aSlice 9rpan
Elm Wcnn q la 8iSnturd Ser 0si-
niIter oeS @usipdrtigen pdre. 9ie
Heoe 4oge's bat berart IN @ai6-
ingtoner 9fe9ierungsfreiien uno I'M
aongreB berblUfft, Dob i'm 9unoesfe.
not cine fornelle gieiolution onae-
nontnen tpuroe, Die bon Dem ongli@
iirten ainerifamihen gotihafter eli.
ne gennue grfldrung berlangt,
itnb 9rpan bot oenentIprehenb noh
SoE6on gefabelt
II. o.. erfIdrte Gage, oab eng
lnno aus oem Ganamafonal uno
bem ueuen Earif Die nreiiten 8or.
teiIe. 5ieben lperoe", uno oer iih
bariber frere", lln6 ipenn gr1iioent
(5ertlesung ailf Seite 3D.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19
Der 5renno Der Deutlden, Der Gegner BON
Jranenitimnlrebt naD grobibition.

lide Geform Der 8etranfefraqe, ae-
nalt ipie Die einiidtigen 9eit|dlen lie
plinlden nno nie es aud) reht
lit.
8enn aud Der geritf pon Son
did 8ooos i'm nid)t TO oft asro
nabe nit ben sSarmer sss,ltereIgen
III gerilbruna brahte, 10 aiebt
es feinen Wtenihen i'm Gtoate,
Der be1er neiB, mas Der iltnqe
Stoot bon Siio 9ofota oen1 bent.
lilen Sarmer 3u bonfen bot.
Gr miro itets fir Die sSarulinterel-
len elntreten lnno bot erIt Dor einiaen
Sagen IN einem offenen Brief on
etnen prominenten sSarnter IN Wein-
nebaba GcltntD erfldrt, Dab err,
falls IN ben aongreB gefpdbIt,
feline belten arafie einieben meroe.
unt @elebe paiiiren 5u belfeu, Die
Dem 5arnter geben iollen, mas Dem
yarner gebiibrt. Gr gIoubt i'm sSar-
Observation-Disclosures, er fennt Die
ytnnipnlotipnen Der rdliberiId,en
groBen @etreioeborlen, uno oie
6arn1er n1oaen berlihert fem, ooB,
menn Elm 0fann ben sSnrmerinterei.
len nabe iiebt uno lie ihiiBen miro,
es Son. did 8pobs iein miro.
Deutld)e Gtinmgeber, Oh STR
gfinoritat8. ooer Waioritits-He-
publifdner feio, tretet Nlle Gin fir
ben sSrenno Der 9entIden nnb Ser
oentidlen Jarmer!
Stimmt fir X lid @opbs.
Step. did g8ooos Committee.
Gol. Sln8. Wtarh 19. ltp.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19

| sic iinO politiI6 eifriq tdtia
baben gbrgei3 lno arbcitcn fir ibr
&nnbibatcn. Sic blei6en am @abl
tage nidJt at oanIc, ionoern mo
den BON ibrem Sttnmred)t aus
giebi9lten 8ebrouh. S5n oiele1
6aIlen babett lie mebrere &an0ioate1
filr 0aSiel6e 9lmt, Inn li6er 5u iein
OdB ein uSonosmarn" ooS 9tmt er
6dlt. Beil lie eifrig tGtiq lino
politild}en Gbrgei3 baben uno au
DaS Sano ibrer Serfunft NIT 9leht
itol5 iinO, wcil iie pulitiId) arbeiten
loarum erbalten lie ou6 Die 9temter
| llno man fam ibnen pabri6einIid
felncu Gortpurf ooraus MAIDEN.
3o3 lpiiien Ole Holitifer Qenau
Juno Oarum MAIDEN Iie 10 oenote
aautalttdn5e Dor Dem nifan0inopi,
Iden &otlun" (Sbmcoer, GGneu u.
Norweger). 0nrum bGlt man ouf
linn Stuate - nit llnredlt - oas
ifanoinapiI6e &otln1 fir oo3 itQrf.
lite lno - einfl1Breidite.
gttd)t 10 Die Oeltiheu Stinntge.
Der.
&on ser oLten 0eimat Iino lie
gelpobnt, 0aB man ,,pon oben" her
ab regiert un0 Die StootSgcIbife
lenft. SSm @egenlob 5n ben Sfon.
oinaoiern iino tie poIitii6 niht 10
troinirt. Qober aub oie beooucrns-
|nerte poIitiI6e @lei6giiItigfeit I'M
I2on0e ibrer 8metten 9einat Ser
ner ltnD Die 0eutIden Stinmqeber
5ltm groBen Eeile - 0emofraten.
Die bentIdJ ruiiiidleu Stinlnlgcber
iino poripiegeno GepubIitoner. SSn
Der rHepublif" erieben lie ben polis
tliden @egenlab sur 3arenberrid)aft
uno ruur0en NIT Siilie BON muSJa.
prohen reprblifulriide1 3eitungen
fiir oa5 republifonii6e 8otun ergo
gen.
llno neil oaburh notltrgenlGB 6aS
politiid)e &otlun - I'M @egenlab
5un porlpie9en0 republifaniIhen So
tlun - 8erIplittert miro, 0arlm
id)lieBen Die nit 0en tpabren Ser
bdltniiicn nidt pertrarten alnerifa-
nii6en Eolitifer, boB bas ,GeltIde
Clement" Ihmdher lit lno niht Iol-
de aufmerflarnc liebebieneriide2luf=
merfianfeit oeroient. oSit Ger6in-
oung nit Der 10 iebr beoauerIihen
politiId)en oeutIhen 8leihgiiltigfeit,
Die tauienoe bon oe1ti6en Sti1n1ns
gebern lelbit am ipihtigen @obItage
81 Sanle feltbalt, baben es Iidb Die
8eutihen portuiegeno Ielber 5u5u-
ibreiben, Bob lie politiib bon beu
noBgebenoen 8rabtsiebern mebr
linfs liegen qelaiien rperoen.
Sieie pUlitiidle 8leid)giiltisfeit
mDslfdDit SIT fiirircn ino oie ahtung
Dor Dem beutiden Ranlen 81 erbo,
ben5 lit 6artm cine slufenbe bes
beutId, amerifanild)en Natiunal-
bnnbes uno Der berihiebenen3neig-
berbdrbe. Der Stoatsnerbano lagt
aber nidt: es5br ioIlt 3enofratelt
ober Hepublifaner iein, ionoern
er ruft ben beiitlhen Sttmmgebern
jeoer Hartei 5u, iib nod ibrem ie-
fueiligen politiIdlen Blambensbe.
fenntnis mebr aIs bisber in Der So
litif su bet1tigert an offetltliden an.
gelqgenbeiten regereu anteil 3u
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19
Bar Yrtm ir,u n III
Gine Sraprobe Der oenti6en stinngeber miro erpartet

gttn n6bIten 0ienitag Neu "a
NlGra lit 8rimdrlpabI.
Gin bieleln Gage miro in ouer
Counties i'm Staate, iiber eirter
sgunbeSIenator aunoiooten, Son
Qreblellte, StoatabeQmten, arei8.
rlhter lmo Goltntp 9eonte ubge.
ltintntt.
gaur oieierigen Stimmgeber
tpeld)e iib Dor 0em /. Syarular
1914 regiitriren lieBen fonuen bel
Der Brimdrtpabl ltinrnen. 9iepubli.
fnner fonnen feline 0enofrattider
Stimm5ettel benltben 1tno 9emofra,
ten feline republifaniiden. - Grit
bel Der Serb bItlpobl fam ieber
Stimmgeber, oh 8enofrot o0er9te.
pubIitoner, o0er So8ioliit ooerPro.
hibitionSmann fir ben 8anoioa-
ten uno oie Gortet ltintmen, oie
linn am beiten 5uiogeu. 9ei Der
-6erbItDabl iino feline poIitildell
>Sdral1fen ge3ogen.
gei Ger GrinQrtpabl ON "a.
OlGr5 leqen oie Gtinnqeber ge.
utHermoBen tbr iebigeS politil6e$
@laubenSbefenutni5 ab. GS ban0elt
iid) porldltfig nltr unt Oie Nnsuabl
tgtominationerD Der 8anoi0uten; Die
Damn bonn Golfe al3gemdblten&an-
oioaten fonlmen I'M @erbit ont oie
Stintnl5etteI, uno oie betrefenoeu
4an0iooten, Die bel Der BrintGr-
1pa6l geIie8t baben, peroen crit I'M
9erbit oefinitip qelpdbIt.
9luCb miro bel Ser Serb1tlpcDl
iiber oie berI6ieoenen glnenoements,
tpie 6ruuenitilnnreht, 8er6noerlng
Der 5tadts aonititlttion II. /. N.
BON allen Stimmgebern abqeItimntt
Die Jtepublifaner baben BEL Ser
81. Wtar5 grim0rpabl sluei sSaf-
tion3tidets, elm NtilloritGtS, rno
OtaioritdtSttdet, ndbreno oie 8e-
mofraten nur ein Sidet i'm eSeloc
habeu. gluBerbem eriheint auf benz
republtfaniid)en Stinnn5ettel nod
cine Spaite fir nnabbangig Iauz
fenoe &anoioaten.
gluf Dem republifonii6en Stintnt-
5ettel ftnoen bie Stintngeber ole
aanoiooten oerNfinoritGtsfoftior sn-
crit, ipdbreno Der Stinnt3ettel Der
MajDritGtsfaftion in oer lebten
Spalte erlheint
Wtan fann MIR Dor eimen aartois
ooten Iein arelt5 MAIDEN.
9aeegen fonnen Rcpnblifaner
fib oie ibnen om geeignetiten bin
fenoen &anoi0aten ouf beioen 6of-
tionstidet5 ausiltf)efl aber, pie &c
iagt, MIR fir einen aunbiooten
fir basielbe slmt ltinrnlen.
Sopeit Bieriiher.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19

i'll Die GoIitif gu 3erren oenn, tpie
nit 9fed)t in amerifa Die Geligion
itreng bon Der Stride aetrennt lit,
10 ioIlte aud 6as 9iidlteramt ab-
Ioint bon Der 9sclitif geidGcben
iein.
9aB bies niht 9aihob, fonn
nidt lharf genus Deroammt tper.
ben. SIM iibri9en iiberloiien mir
ben Stimngebern I'M eriten
areis 8erihts6e5irf bic gntIhei.
oung, Oh Hihter st. 8. ssones
cine Wieoerlpabl beroient ooer nidt,
ooer oh elmer ieiner bier @egenfan-
oioaten nominirt tperoen ion.
OK N
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19
2sarnm alie resiitrirten bentldDen
Stimmgeber Iidl an Der Grimar-
iuabl beteiligen iollen.

0as 0eltidtltm oes Stoates
1tebt Dor elmer politiiden araft-
probe.
9isber er9ieltelt Die Sfanoina-
bier, neil lie 5uIanmenbaIten unb
boriptegenb Hepllblifaner lino, Die
nleiiten Stnats- uno Gountpdm-
ter iinter Dem republifaniiben gfe-
gime.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19

Merchants who dc not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19
g. -. Nit)aros

Hanoihat fur 0uuereu SGb 7aota bel grimarWahlen
"a. War,
s mill as Serhenf Sshsm snHbren. Osm Seu spaem
abbaiit Gr usanst Gin fir ane ssrsdts SteuerlpRem.
Stt1nntt fitr tbn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19

Jortiesung anf Geite 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19

SpulllD INtHuINuls = IueI.
StaatS Scnat: x 5bumas Wc-
Gtnnpn.
Gepraieitautcn,
x s.. u. Solem.
x 9lbOlpb Sod (0eutIh).
X 8m. s. gehIer (oeutid).
x Glmer Gan 6eeren toelltid)
ltnobbonQig.
9lnot:pr: x 0nrrp 8. Spue.
Sonntp Stidjter: x 6. 81. &i-
mans.
Hepu6l. WtajuritGts 5idet.
g tuut.
Stoatsidnbmeiitcr: x q. gS.
Gipert (oeutih).
0tinnebaba So. MaioritatS 9iftt
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19

9etreffs Ser iibrigen aonoiOutert
ouf Dem StootS- reip. Gountp-
tifet beioer ,Softionen Der 9le-
publifaner, mogen Die oertlhen
Sttnmoeber ibrem 8etpiiIen ltno
ibrer lleber3eu9ung folgen.
Stinmt ieoo6 fir feineu aanoi.
oaten, BON Dem eSbr iptBt, ouB CT
fir Tranenitimmredlt uber 9sro6ibi-
tion lit, 8ergetpiiiert Sud, che
eSSbr oen Stilnrn5ettel marfirt.
gbe mir lmiere politil9en Gn-
pfeblungen obi6lieBen, tDoIlen mir
Die Stintngeber i'm eriteu Sc
ridDtsbesirf (S5ubicial Gircuit) nod
ouf Die peridieoenen ridDterliden
aanoibaten fir Dos Greisridjter-
amt otfmerfInm MAIDEN.
Der langidbrige areisrid)tcr 5.
8. sSones bon Siour sSals be-
Uirbt ith I'm @ieoermabl, lrao bat
ais @egenfanoioaten Die 9(obofa-
ten: 8leiuitt bon 6IanoreolL Sem
neSp bon Canton @agner RON
Siour Salls uno Scott bon Giour
5aIls.
8ieies 9lmt lit ein iiberaus
inid)tiges, berlangt ri1terIihe Gr-
fnbrung, Gbrlidfeit uno 9iiftia-
felt.
Gs lit iebr bebauerIid, ooB ge.
geipiiie politiIfe Moher Der ,pro.
greiiipen 9artei" es notig fnnben,
ielbIt BEN freisrihterIihen Soften
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19
9nit. Nbas. s.. Smrfc

Hepnblitander aanboat ir SnOes seaaor bel Den am
"a, WidT itatfiubenbeu YrimGrpableu.
SsntiGe stimmgb mmt M fir s. Hur ben fahaaeu aaus
srcRmann 9Th 9ana
Orr Wann Der Ia Sabre ben Staat int aongr 0ma
fater ano Anieoier oaurnbem Gauf nerpadte limb,
Der shb gaoa aud ueir Gbre MAIDEN mro
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-19

| 2le Oelttlhcn Sttntn1geber IolIel
nldt crit nadp Der gSobl Die sSou'
| I'M Saf n1ohen, ionoern ppr oe
! 8obI. SS1 oeuti6en gtniieolunQel
Iollen 3elttIde iid 1tn politiihu
iNemter belperbeu, ie mebr, oeIto bei
l1er, Die rebten oeuti6en 2eute fol
len tie in Die 2egislotur ienoen
Seltte, meIhe Die 0eutIhen Ger
Ibaltniiie felneu unb miirbigcn mi
libr Gotnm in bieiem Sinne abae
ben.
| Ser Stoatsperbono Iogt nidi:
| ,Sbt 'ollt nidt mtf&oitengurer politi.
Ilden ueber3eugun9 ltintmen, ion.
bern er beIhmort Iie, 5um Stimnt.
talten 5lt gebcn, unter ben &unoi0a.
ten - ou6 ben oeltIden - Die
bette @nsiuabl 81 treffcn, uno tpenn
dH SttntnlfaIten Die glu3nabI ert-
l6eoen lit, BET ser SdlnRluabl
eInniltia fir oie oltseripGbIten &an.
0iOatell ein5utreten.
alio Sbr Sentid)en, gebt snnt
2ablfaItcn ant "a. Mars, Dem
Ilpt6tigen Gage ser 8rin1rlpobl.
Sbr 9abt Die @ei6ife in Gnrer
8ano. guer @ou8, Cure SAINT
| lie, Cure Jarm IGuft ntdt tort.
(Sem16lt miro nidt ollie 9age, aber
Der cite Sag lit entidDciOenb.
3aS Oelttitbe Gotutn mus eine
araftprpbe oblegen, eS nluB sei.
gem luie itarf cs lit, rmo 6aB nit
Dem oeutIden 9otun Qerehnet ncr,
oen lnttB.
geur ouf oieie gGeiie f0rnen 6ic
oeutIden Stinlnqeber hoffeu, ouB
eS nit Der 3eit auocrs uirS.
Ger o3eltti6er Serolo" ololtbt
'elne Sduloigteit geton at baben,
rno mir fonnen bieDeltIhen nid,t m
ben Soaren 3um Stin1nlfoIten 5ie-
ben mir f0nnen MIR on ibr
Rfltdt9efiIGl nnb bas oeutid5c Cir
gefnbI oppelliren. 9[IIo
Stimmt! Stimmt! sti,nmt,
EDtftld)c Gltpteblltngen Oes
gSemtidJer 6erplo".
(S6neioet Tie guc6 aus unO nebmt
tie sum Stimmfaiten mit.)
9tahItebeuo einige GmpfebIlm-
gen, iDie oie oeutihen gtintmge6er
rnIerer 9lnitdht na1 itimnen iolI,
ten:
9(uf ser SpoIte 6eS revu6lifoni-
ifen GtdetS Iuht fir nna6bGngige
Ganoiodten ben 9tamen
Sir 3Onperncur: X 81. 8. 9ii.
darbs.
9fepubIifonii6eS MiuoritGtStifet: |
WIntt Wahine"O
Stuat.
Snnbesi icnatpr: X Gbas s.. .Snrfc. !
Griter SongreROiitrift: X lid !
GpOoS.
GOmmiiiGr fir CeffentlidJe nnb
SdulIGnbercicu: X Spnrao Surn-
mann.
Giien6abn = SummiiIGr x 8. !
I. Spbeim.
Gountp MinpritGts Gidct.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-21

been visiting her father. Louis
Pfeiher, 743 Cottage Grove av., re-
turned home Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. +. j. Lent and daughter
Helen, and Glen r. Slick will leave on
Sunday morning for three weeks
automobile trip through Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad. NJ. Taicott, IT..
1901 Riverside drive, mOtored TO To-
ledo. o., Friday for the week end.
Miss Ruth Goewey, S51 Park av..
arrived Friday from Minneapolis
where she has spent the summer
Miss GOewey took a six weeks course
at the University of Minnesota.
spending the remainder OF the sum-
mer at Lake MinnetOnka, St Paul
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheriff.. Park
av., will return Sunday from the
west where they have spent the past
month touring
Mrs. G. A. Ross and children. 9O9
Riverside drive. returned Friday from
St Johnsbury VT. where they have
been visiting for the past three
weeks Mr.. Ross is making the trip
by automobile and will probably ar
rive home Monday.
Miss Hazel Harris and Miss Dora
Hershenow are spending their vaca-
ton with the formers mother, Mrs
G. S. Todd, OF New Philadelphia, q.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-21
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

!. Arthur Cissne. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs J. d. Cissne Of this city. left
Thursday evening for Wahpeton. y.
D. where he will be married 10 Miss
Rose Cairncross. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. p. Cairncross OF wahpeton.
The wedding will take place Wednes-
day. Aug 26. Upon their return 20
South Bend the young people will re-
side at their farm. northeast OF the
city. Mr.. Cissne Is accompanied by
his sister. Miss Wilma Cissne.
Members Of the 1912 club we're en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Charles Lambert at her home on Z.
Keasey IT. In the contests which oc-
cupied the afternoon favors were
awarded Mrs. Ben Irwin. Mrs. Arthur
Cook and Mrs. Carl Granger. Mrs.
Anna Reed was the out OF town
guest. Refreshments we're served
during social hour. The club will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Everett
walker. Wenger st.
The Ideal Embroidery club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Barney Swartz, tr.. 21l +. Calvert st.
The afternoon was spent with needle
work. followed by social hour dur
ing which a dainty luncheon was
served Besides the regular members
Of the club there were two guests
present Two weeks from Saturday
the women will entertain their hus-
bands with picnic supper at Spring
brook park.
Mrs John Mayer. 301 s. Scott St.
was hostess Thursday afternoon TO
the Social Sixteen club The after
noon was spent socially. the favor in
the contest going 20 Mrs. G. Strom.
Mrs. j. Brink was awarded the guest
prize. The club will meet Sept. s
with Mrs. A. w. Peak, 1907 S. Lafay-
cite ST.
a party OF young people enjoyed a
marshmallow roast at Bertrand We'd
nesday evening. The party consisted
OF the Misses Marie Paul Florence
Brown, Gertrude Inks. May Silt,
Helen kochendorfer, Clarence
Framer. Lawrence Williams. Joseph
Cunningham, Fred Moss. William
Rostiser. Robert Wayne and Leroy
Johnson. They were chaperOned by
Mrs. Earl Wiltfong
The brotherhood OF the First Bap-
fist church met Thursday evening AZ
the home OF David Bradley, 534 +.
Dayton st After the regular business
session a social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-21
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. Van Wrinkle of
Laporte are spending "A few days at
Barron lake with their daughter, Mrs.
W. = Mcclellan.
Martin Hoban, f. Lasalle av., has
gone TO Donaldson lake. Mich. for a
fishing trip.
Mrs. Lawrence Bergland Of Boswell.
Ind, is visiting with her parents Mr.
and Mrs August Hoglund, Franklin
st
Miss Myrtle Stahlin. Laurel ST.. who
is suffering from typhoid fever. has
been removed TO Epworth hospital.
Mrs Alta Reed. Monroe st. and
Miss Margaret Culver. 219 :. Scott St,
were in st. Joseph. Mich, Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie CheIminiak Of AIexan-
der, IND, has returned 10 her home
after spending a week in South Bend.
Miss Jessie Bowler or Chippawa
Falls. Wis. is a guest OF Mrs. Olga
Watson, 135 Vistula av
Miss Celia Kane, NOtre Dame av..
left Thursday for Chicago to spend a
week.
Stella Zgoczins<a. 1920 y. Allen St.
left Thursday afternoon for Michigan
City where she viii visit with rela-
tives
The Misses Fredice and GeOrgiana
Greasy. 1115 :. st. Peter ST.. and Miss
Lucille ROzewicz. Thomas St. are en-
Toying an outing at Diamond lake
Miss I.aVina Bowman OF River
PARK is visiting with friends in St
Joseph From there she Will go 10
Logansport TO visit
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Haughteling OF
Coldwater. Mich. returned home aft
er visiting with relatives here
Miss Margaret Anderson. AIS Sher-
al nj m
in Anderson Ind. has resumed her
duties with the Bell Telephone co.
Miss Sue Hines Of Streator. ILL.,. is
the guest OF her aunt and uncle. MIR.
and Mrs. George II. Hines Of the Hoff-
man apartments.
Mrs Harlin T.. BabcoCk and son
Billie OF Kalamazoo. Mich. who have
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-21
Canning Wild
Fruits

The woods and fields are full of
Wild fruits that make delicious pre-
serves and jams, and as they can be
had for the picking the housewife
who has access to them has an easy
method of effecting household econo-
mics at hand.
Canning fruit is not an unpleasant
vacation pastime. if a cool day is Sc
lected for the work. And the woman
who has be rrel full of pots and lars
and glasses of preserves and tellies
and jams TO send home in the autumn
feels an added satisfaction in her
summers outing.
PdckleLerries were a wild Amer
ican fruit when Englishmen first set
foot on this continent and il is said
that no efforts TO cultivate the huck-
leberry have ever been successful. A
good rale for canned huckleberries is
this: Twelve quarts OF berries care
fully looked over, a quart OF sugar
and pint Of water. They should be
heated slowly In a preserving kettle
and then allowed 10 boil for a quar-
ter of an hour, timing from the mo-
ment the water and sugar begin to
bubble. Canned huckleberries can be
used in the winter for buildings and
pies.
Wild grapes make one of The most
delicious jelIies imaginable. To
make II gather the grapes early in
the morning. while they are covered
with dew. 1t is well not To get over
ripe grapes and. indeed. a few green
grapes mixed with the ripe ones give
good results To make IL. stem the
grapes and put them in a preserving
Kettle. Crush with a wooden spoon
ana heat slowly, stirring often. When
they are hot. crush them with a no
tato masher Of wood and put into a
jelly bag. Let the Juice drip into a
DoWI put 90 not squeeze ii out. Then
when the dripping has ended, squeeze
out the remaining juice into a sepa-
rate bowl. This thicker Juice makes
good jelly, but it is not so clear. and
so can he used separately. Now
measure the juice and put il into a
preserving kettle Add pint of
graduated sugar to every pint of
juice. The sugar should be slightly
warmed by standing in the edge of
the oven. Stir until the sugar is dis
solved and then place over the fire.
As soon as il boils up skim carefully,
pulling away from the heat to do so.
Boil and skim a second and a third
time. Have ready jelly glasses, which
have been put over the fire in cold
water and brought to the boiling
point. Pour the jelly into them and
cover the glasses with a sheet of
glass. Sand in sunny window.
When ii is set and cold cover.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-21
Twenty = d Chains
With L0SN~.S
For Girls Carrying Do
and Decorated Dol
Carriages.
Sprln gbrook Park Bat
now, Wednesday,
August Z6th.

Any doll will do to carry in the
parade - RAG DOLLS, CHINA
DOLLS, TIN DOLLS, WOODEN
DOLLS. RUBBER DOLLS. No mat
ter what kind OF doll YOU have, just
bring it along. Stately wax beau
ties in silks, satins and laces are not
going to take all the prizes. A little
rag doll that bears evidence Of hav-
ing been tenderly fondled and loved
tells a sweeter story than any other.
Such a doll IS a mute testimony of
the little mothers love and devotion.
10 not think that you cannot go into
the parade because your doll is old
and tattered Many a grown-up has
an old doll hidden away IN some Sc
cret drawer; every little while she
steals up there in the garnet where
she tenderly gaZes at the idol OF her
childhood DAYS IL makes her forget
and II makes her remember The
Judges of the doll parade will be
asked TO consider the story the doll
conveys the story of love il tells.
Love is the greatest thing In the
world. IL brands itself on everything /;
human hearts possess l. in the
largest degree. and some more than
others. No matter what kind of a
doll you have. it is your doll. Carry
It in the parade or ride IL in your
doll carriage.