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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10

rhs DISPUTES ana disnuiatioas ss 1,
Who WAS responsible fAf the outhreah
~ thr present war viii not down Their,
haNs been white papvrs ana Niue "a
pcts ol many Colora givinN enc Wow.
ot ous Nr the other ~ the tsuropean
roWera purportiag 60 Ok The blame
The latest - "a red hn0k issuca nv the
impssih ana royal ge,efnmrnt ~ AuS-
tria ,iinnRasy
in this statv Paper ID IT, saa4ht a.
piHcr the blame Tor the var on Scshla
Tho aspirations ~ the Siavs q which
RAGS thr Ersat majority - tho serbian.
belong. have uadnuhsc.iiy fieursa In the
'"nloa<irs and the rivalrlcs and tac in
trieues which brought ai,out the ranat.
tiHre which tinailv sci an tsrors
ahiaEe. HIT AUSTRIA ease az il Il prr.
sen'cd IN this particular sctlss ~ doc,
trn'nte " not 4 strong one as view
"a fFom on impartial stanar-oirt
nu'. aises eh, Rithoayi shr spagk
which titea oVerstcnplng TACT IL that
thv powder magazine was the iinu.c.
diatc sTVncv "a hfiag thout ,he war.
the evsr*,orplng fact H. that tht pow.
der m4tD tlno ~aS thor whkrh any
SPARK might fire with such facts
~ ere Nrs0fe the world az rsrsent Il
Is impossible 20 M the hianse az
analyss the cause a this raishty cen.
iliet II nations and ~ r&c~s --lshslsdsl.
nhia Press
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10
NEW oU poNr poMoes
SYNDICATE

WILMINGTON. pel. Ater
mer'ing caiivd tur trda, D. one W fh.
ifst moNc- DO thr takius u,.f hs a ,...,
- Nasesie - The huSo powder iatsr,.st.
~ We 10 Fonts General Z. Coletn h
laV Font, Is y announced j. n,ti,nr
nom the powder husii,S. r,.i,,s,
n''etsng " e.seca for u vote % i,ouie.
we ~ssairs ~ the Internal oaal ~fask,
le~s iowaer Chemicai gompAut e,,n.
folira hN TIE nn ponts rAc csneern
hts capitalization a - aea g..
y = sad tA~t the conpany VIII "a
'aNen oNvS ~ she new syn.l.ea,. a.
pF'eo % 80 cents on TIE doll,r rhe
'rtavsny paat b az qahn. y D
X ~ uQueysto,.d thai ,seaersl r...
lVut Nll reSelNc 81. 6eo.eoa. ~ al. A.
sesssiS ~ tie bis nsWdor copeeras
i1rsfc ). i'u FONT who has nrrs aeslut
president tufing shc ras, s,vrn ,r.r1
''rrtur which time his aani,is.,,,i. /.
hts me- With the cadnrssutsat ~ s,o,k
hclders WIN ~ ths head ~ Ire .rrst.
cate
AeNorl'ug % tat rtQogt ~ n, y
pu Font ~ Nsmonts Powder t'cnntr,,
We Farcnt rTSau,sater. tay NnrD,,.,..
War hSS stimulated a.. pow.ir7 susi.
YES, The net earnings of iast vrsr
showing - Increase q. ,s5s. esS. c,,r
the war previous
Another insor,Stipg tAct IA c,nuce.
ten With The M l'ont wcsSs 3 maj AZ
re cert ~ ~ stoekhalscrS are en-
p,cyees
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10

an Asientatiout meinhcs 81 certain
ennnie council whose father is vel
known as a milfoaa amaihus driver
wns une daS dispiaying a larse stst b,
usually wears. rsrrcscntine 81 Gs-sfuc
and tho nrnf0n. and white several Is f.
s.Nndefs were exnr,esins their a,inira .
ZION az a. ts owner remarked ts so.
tmn tones
y" 80" ~ my ancestors d aW,
soresni 20 have Killed ihf ltaeee ae
aan't veu know
'lN'af mt. inVnted one ~ hl. h,srs
efs who knew scintthmg about him.
so hp riin over ); s'--tnrdnn rit Tits
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10

Al~ntN fnNcluatlns 1i.a somsfinsfs w..
f1nht ~ tte hrN DON nnd other avs.
mails afN aware ~ some stir eniat' tus
sensfr ran npi dcfecf 5nf ma powsf o.
aoH ~ pheasant 70 detrcf tlbfnfiCns
n me atmosphere 10 fiiah fof ~
sehepimfnuslf - register 81 ~ aoff
understandable fiiau fhe dogs familiar
faculty - ac,sn. o. 4f 30 pbgsieal
teiiars have tHrif affDfi..sa. ia hlfds
nrl nniihnla The nrWsfe ~ fi4son are
nnHNfeieitd. ana the advantage ~ fhf
si."ls frsis win Ds4n
TIN s.nhltlseusst - l3fds t. the
i.intrsi ifemDfr - reutd enn 30 infer.
r'i tnfn tia e"ufifnHi uiHfms anr o.
fssf fiHs q Birds frfalnn ln npslts. 4e n
~ hNNii - HaHi frfciet eena fir.
"''ff peiig. Dinfliufs eiialhnobes
vi ethiir li thir zine 90 rff Thefa
ss 49, aNYa Nrpuna inl me throfp
~ iNpufit tfeAflslfuf Niifh h,f been
ihNflifa a. explain ~ fisi ln1 iinlnaf
tInpiftHefae mpfsmepis ~ arnt
fi'ff itinN ffuW fhN 1eHnd When
ihf HnHea b. ~ Wsfeatlna tqlnme. ea
H'mfiIfnra hsNf % lutfeiVct aoins no.
r"nis iiNr nud fhr hif,if Incentive
bocnf'f fisNf ibeaaauff ore sttit.
pi' Nf wFii fs cunrgirleua hlIlt anil
Hfe anlnnr fn most i.rif io eiqt o.
iifN in tHfHnn hslnet 20 hsHff distant
8 hiiHs There Hiu probably BE- fDf.
Corr nppt runififH dnfuf fhs wHg fof
'H'ff rfinf fh' nIHcspfiniiiit ~ birdie
nl fhifnHif o. itf Ns,tt 80 remote haf.
Wee ~ pnuFuaiif eu1d opportunity
si"Fldfd tnf enii"ctinF evidence 90
hH comparative fIrEf nf hedl.Aa ~
iifi'f'ni speci't Rni ~ man un com
ftiNd STU Thorn l.1ndDn Tim.a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10
RIPPING RHYMES
The Modern Maid
81 Wall MASON

alla alsst atnos ~ slfsnni. ma. BE- fsia. M 70.
ftfn lfsfsf h4r lsft if'fo4f4d WIZ aiafi4 me
ss4ad. @aNtsf n.+a 500 srt inf q 4 ~ 4hen y. N'I
f.olsfs ne elspi4ysf auKh lfpf afi free si
niaftisfs bark~ niti1 replied f..rs 30 ~ pA4'Nf
tair Hhtt pfnffaf o. % hr.dt'
What does dAbfr fanr Ihs leustNsf lR s. fHi4i i0fH
+ drudge nnf4ld ard msef. bot 1f ffliirfffH fninf
lsfrsa efs lgttsa fafss s.eh rfsk ~ rifs nHs' 81
Der urhfraa man o. every diee ~ shelf s.r hf
isfnff 4n fiaf gtif Na ffrfi
feHf 49, ] lsr find flir s0tii nco' iin 'Hh'p"'l
sDt as haa pls1fa Nna f h'sIe'9
gan { isaf 60 ohanEe solh make Hf N ft htf Co
snfa faf SOS % year ser &siaf Dlli sif aaAA '.-
.sant s. an smile anl lancs 'al ainr oi .o
ssr ~, fns atanaf hfeul atitt aofta Neiarf Tlur
~ Hfut tiEilnF ou hfr say sr1 Hofa aaf Pr fft
at rit fafBl from now
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10

Ar Msck was labe1ieiAAlN hoNking ul
ne hack Of his wttc's rNeaing dress
iust as tho clock was stsikiae ,avir din
ner hour and thclr dinper suests weg,
rirTlag ,he aoos hcls Ar Meek breath
~ hard his forehead Was damp. aud
hls hands ahnok.
= DC wssh SOMEONE Nonld ns,Qm 3
machine 10 DO this kind 10 ws4h' u,
nnttercd r,isnsANl,.
'Whf, they navei" replisd his vsss
oIifhliy Rs shs applied s.me powder
nenchelAnlis - hes nose They haze.
and yoe sre IT, Youths Companion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10

GRAND RAPIDS S,,,sft,'
The Michiesn Coed 49,. 4
opened ia annGai c,',,.. 90 /
day with . Vie &c, ~
srd city officials. avr,.'.''s
representatives, q -
The cStensioa q go -
aui t.ie state eas 3, s-. ,''l
rai theme ane man,
the lnc 81 improrsn.....'''''s n
ton wore discussed. ~,
ajiress the msc,.nr. ~
held tomorrow and Ts...
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10
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20 WORTH ~s.|
first ol
held g. & ~
81 TODAY WHOM iHs w,$
world Texas division ~
tee rlcsts ~ the e,~">
wooamcn are hsie 10 - -. 4
senilon which win lss
friA7r nlrnf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10

warren kinr Moorfhrtd. Hrphaful.
ualst and student az Indian affs4fs
inluftiffH iu tho treatment 0f Mc lu
inluftics1 in thetroatmsui oi inc ln
dinnh u 80 years old tofly o. 4s
celebrating h.a birthday TO- lssaInr d
now book on the lndleaa GOVERNS
'hcig history ff0n 1850 e. 1874 Tht
now book r'adH ike supplement- 81
Helen Hnnt 1HUEnHt'a hn0f. -l'eufIi.
90 ihshuipt." watch aWHktnfd fla it0.
rlU 40 iho Dnt0d states tn ftf II
con clllHnsH af ttr NIHEtltrfuf fI. If.
mrui ~ fhr ffd HNu MI Mnafnt a
NuH q member uE ihr & D. nnuM Ol
lniiHn 'nmmlH ssursfa IuNe4firatiuH thr
rtsatinnH iiiN rNposa 0l condition
~ me Minnt .utt iudiaua rf-. tsa Ok
tfHfHiiun fDN Nrnri $500. lu hla nsn
book his ciaim b. fhst thf whole ttsu-
hlr vits our iroa tsutnt uf t,r ulten
= nHr o. the ppiitoiinf iu tbr fa.f ..ud
The Hr.ltsfH H co.. Wet. Who f.st
i"inrd hands Sir Moafltld was Laut
iu l4ly ~ Amtrcan taIcats Alr,L
10. 1855. i!s hA. Hcyotrd most az i..
hte q" lndisn Irtasuinr, .ud rAplsf
rd th' eucifng ununda in ohio anH.hrI
charge &c tho rrsraroh work boz Dlt..
: tan. Hol0rado and Sew Afesieo for
'hr Cbicagp FNpoalilon IA prafenf
Doe A curator ct the ptpitimen, nf
N'ch"onin.A 90 Ihnlt Aelutinf An
lassr Macs
iiou 3. = Ntr,r.li. T.i.m.n,
leader Ia Iunezsg.. "a vosu aia tod.,,
Nnl " Thcuipsnn Ssittl- engineer
author ana lawyer a. years. old tad.,
Hon, 'hfford s,fton prominent a.
nndnn rseruti, tniFhtra q ye4r4 rla
to-day
Hon fS'fis 4. liatcs. Conrr, oman
from California. 90 years e,d toaa,
pr iicup d. KrthblD. .untous m.
.if'l cfltic and mthuf 40 gc4r ela
oas
Minor Hou.rts. dt.n os COLLEGE off
Mh'h tniVorFiN 90 Ns-hn.ton. 81
wears oll todat
victor MHtrs. notc0 .Nmcucin nlit
Mfsh'. a ware OLD to-day.
fh's Date ~ H,stor..
March 70
il"uQsHhsluf Emperor a. E.m.
pnt Co death Cor his ,normitit.
BAL known ar thr mutt cruel 4rt
hcrnuous Homan t,r,nt
'h Hir Fernando tiorEcs granted
'NNti'i Tor thc province or
Naino. istnf bought from bts
heirs hy Nassaehusotts c,.lan,
t'f steee d.o9 pounds steriin.l
1919 tlft vouucN ami asscmhf, III
Frnnfs NtnM mot st Choator.
iefm'd three cpnutiea eossIan
naf,l .1 DAYS
'''i- Tho L'furl slant M England. a,
thr exc &C Year, hftrd oat hun.
Nrvi pounds With one hand
''.o-- hi'd ilcniamm West Amoflci..
hift ereat painter Ito was ait
"a ~ SIR joshps ReNnolds in
tmg land ANA ives president of
ih' lioyal Academy az hls dssth
1895 Confederate constitutional con
vacation abolished slavery, .n.
handtvd Euns fired m hnnot og
'he event
''| Ni,'nirh cruiser Nrlns i,,.,nt.
tpnudcred With loss az ivs lives
'''' Tho Nclaslucs naiiiinF. ths
i'psoN Ncnps. was mutllatf.I "a.
'NiiuSsttts n London
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, ropsYs CALENDER
, $500 yvvp 49, -


i.0,.i forecast toe today tnfetuet
with probably rain aud warmer fIeht
nofthfgip ~ saffefiy Nsnds
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hJdfess sii husipsas rnu'usnicsfi
.snd mshs tH sl ehaets, df-fis, mon.
~ orders enf rtprrss orders 10 The
roilss FsblishinN Company ~ ltons.
stl.les and communication should BE-
Addressed g. Hsiliof Corpus Christi
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04
RELIGION FACTOR IN
AIDING CIVILIZATION
Pres't Cavanaugh OF Notre Dame and
City Atty. Seebirt Address
Congregation.

Two interesting services were held
at the Olivet African NJ. E. church
Sunday afternoon and evening, Faith
er John Cavanaugh, president of Notre
Dame university, addressing the after
noon meeting, while City Atty. Eli F..
Seebirt delivered a talk at night.
Pres't Cavanaugh based his address
upon the relationship between the
Christian religion and education He
designated the two words religion"
and education" as the two most i'm
pOrtant words in the English language.
He told of the effect that religion
has had on music. painting, sculpture,
logic, elOQuence and all Of the arts
and sciences, emphasizing the place
Of religion in the civilizing the world.
Religion and Law" was the sub
iect taken by Mr.. Seebirt at the even
ing meeting. He illustrated the way
in which the laws of today are found
ed upon the laws of the Bible, citing
the opinions of several prominent
jurists on the question of the depend
ency of the modern law on the Bib
ilicaI law Every one of the 10 COM
mandments. he said. are incorporated
in the laws of the nation and the
various states today.
Musical numbers were furnished at
the meetings by the church choir and
BY Mrs. r. -. Nj. Allen and Charles
Rpll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04
ALLOT SL.9S TO EACH
CHILD FOR EXPENSES
School Tax for 1915 Will AL
low Increase of q Cents Over
That of Last Year.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. A. Each
school child in the state of Indiana
Will be apportioned $1.9S for school
expenses out of the total state taxes
collected according 20 statistics pre-
pared today by +. IL. Welborn, deputy
in the office of Charles A. Greathouse,
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton. This is an increased allowance
OF four cents for each child, compared
with the appOrtiOnment for last year
The total number OF school children
in Indiana is estimated as 1868 and
the total school tax TO be distributed
is $1,517,43S.34.
The total received by the state in
the school tax amounts TO 1921
1907. and of this amount 80 per cent
is reserved for the deficiency fund. To
the balance is added interest on the
common school fund amounting to
$3.50, 10000, unclaimed fees of $973.6O,
and a balance in the state treasury
from the last apporuOnment of S.
251.92. After the 1915 distribution
there will still remain in the state
treasury a balance of S6,943.92.
AS has been the case since the pres
ent system of school taxes has been
in use, Marion county contributes
much more than any other county in
he state, and receives prOpOrtiOnately
less than any other county. The cen
tributions Of Ohio county to the state
school fund are the smallest of all the
counties in the state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04
EMBARGO RECOMME ENDED
President Urged To Stop Shipment OF
War Material.

kilograms urging that sending or
materials 10 Europe for the fishting
nations be discontinued by the United
States were sent yesterday TO Pres't
Wilson. Sen. 4. +. Shiveiy and Con-
gresham III. A. Barnhart by lgnatlls
X. Werwinski of South Bend. The
kilograms read:
pray for the worlds peace is the
motto OF every true American, never
the less all such prayers may be in
vain. In my honest and true opinion
the only means TO put stop TO
bloodshed would be TO further dis
continue sending all sorts OF war
materials 10 the beligerent nations.
BY these means our prayers Will sure
~ be heard thus saving many inno-
cent men. women and children from
the most agOnizing death, saving their
property from destruction. and them
selves from poverty"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04
PREPARE FOR COMING
OF FLYING SQUADRON
Committees Meet and Arrange For
Series of Meetings Here
Next Week.

Further plans were made Sunday
afternoon at the Y. NJ. g. A by the
chairman of the various committees
connected with the Flying Squadron
movement to take place here Jan. l 2.
13 and IA. Those of the committee
who met were w. T. Nitsche and
Glenn Wood. ushers; Rev. J. F. Burns
and j. d. Campbell, presiding officers;
Charles Beyrer, chairman of the
Young Peoples society; Mrs. /. Rails
back of the wOmen's committee.
The work of the organization is APP
pealing TO church and temperance
people in all the states where the
squadron is holding meetings, and
South Bend leaders believe there will
be a large attendance at the forth
coming gatherings.
The local committee, of which ].
q. Ames of the Y. NJ c. A. is the
chairman. has arranged for the meet
inss to be held in the Central Pres
byterian church in the afternoons
and in the high school auditorium in
the evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04

Bright was former pastor of the River
Park Free Methodist church.
w. +. Evans left Monday for
Frankfort
The River Park school opened Mon
day morning with a full attendance
after two weeks vacation.
The Civic association will meet
Tuesday evening at the school build
ing, 5. Ninth st. A musical program
will be rendered during the evening,
and refreshments will be served
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dipert, who
were married during the holidays,
have moved from their home on S.
Nineteenth st. to their farm near
Walkerton, Ind. Miss Ruby Wallace,
daughter Of Mrs. Dipert, accompanied
them.
The Mathews school with Miss
Grace Hunsberger instructor. opened
today after weeks vacation.
The River Park Independent club
entertained their husbands Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Eager, north of Mishawaka,
on the LaSaile road. The party we.s
met at the end of the car line by Mr..
Eager with bobsled and driven to
his home. The evening was spent
with music, games and contests. Fa-
vOrs were won by Mrs. Amos Shirk,
William Ault and Mrs Bickel Dur
ing the evening, Gilbert Lowell and
Miss Luciell Bickel gave several read
ings which were very much enjoyed.
Luncheon was served covers being
placed for &c. The next regular meet
ing of the club will be held Thurs
day afternoon, Jan. z, at the home of
Mrs. Bert Hardy.
The Euclid club was entertained
Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
William Cleveland at their home on
Dale ST. Progressive pedro was the
feature Of the evening. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Bert Ostrander and Til
den Forest, the consolation prizes go
ing To Mrs. William Cleveland and
Bert Ostrander. After the games a
choice two-cOurse luncheon was
served. The next meeting will be in
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden
Forest on S. Eighth st.
Mrs. Harve Miller of Middleberry,
Ind, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
J. Bickel of s. Sixteenth st. this week.
John Cook returned from Column
bus, o., yesterday, where he spent the
past two weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04
* X X X X y X x X X \
RIVER PARK =

A large attendance was at the re-
vival meetings at the River Park NJ
+. church Sunday, both morning and
evening. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Smith,
had charge of the services. Special
music was furnished by the choir and
the male quartet. The meeting this
evening will be in charRe of Rev. Ar
thur CT. NSchafer and his rescue mis-
sion workers. The meetings will con-
tinue each evening this week
Lew Girod and son of s. Sixth St
have returned from Canton, O.
MIR. and Mrs. Addison Morris and
son, Earl, of North Liberty, Ind,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Morris par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Hammond OF
Clifford CT.
Gus Fender IS visiting at North
Liberty, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper of Mishawaka
av.. who have been visiting at Can
ton, o., returned Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs William Harrison of
s. Sixth st. have returned from a two
weeks visit at Flora, Ind.
1idge, infant son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Rutlidge. \. Ninth st, was
held at . O'Clock Monday afternoon
at the Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. A w. Smith, the pastor, officiat-
ed. Burial was at Mishawaka city
cemetery.
The Misses Leda Emma and Hattie
DeLOng Of y. Nineteenth St, who
have been visiting Miss Anna Bright
at ColOnia, Mich, have returned. Miss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04
PATIENTS HEAR PROGRAM
Are Entertained BY Chair of 1T. Jo-
seph's Catholic Church.

Christmas carols and New Year
songs sung by the choir of the St.
Joseph's Catholic church was the en-
tertainment afford patients at ST.
Joseph hospital Sunday afternoon.
The sacred concert was held in the
auditorium Il the hospital and all
those who were able went 70 this
room. Patients unable 10 leave their
own department could hear the music
as all doors were kept open during
the program. Father ]. ?. Carroll
gave the benediction following the
song service in the hospital chapel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04
K c German Coffee Cake

Sift dry ingredients together, beat the egg,
add milk and butter TO the egg 10 make one
and one-quarter cups; stir all together with
inverted spoon TO a stiff batter. Turn into
biscuit pan and spread even. Brush top
lightly with melted butter. Sprinkle sugar
and grcs.nd cinnamon over the top. Bake
in moderate oven.
Dutch Apple Cake or Pnlne Kuchen can
be made with this same batter by covering
the top with pared ard sliced apples, or
cooked prlnes with the pits removed, skin
sides down. Dredge with sugar and CHINA
mon the same as for Coffee Cake.
The Cooks Book contains 90 Just such
delicious recipes. You can secure a COPY
free BY sending the colored certificate packed
il ascent cans Of X c Baking Powder 20
enc Jzques Mfg. Co., Chicago, being sure TO
write your name and address plziRly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04
NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ASSESS
MENT ROLL
Department of Public Works.
Office of the Board.
y HNV u IHt pVuI VI
South Bend. Ind. Dec. 2Sth.

touutu Dtuhs lllu.. Dtt. -olut 18Th.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Public Works of the City of South Bend.
Indiana, that on the 32nd day of Deem
Der, 1914, they approved an assessment
roll showing the prima facie assessment
Tor the following described public i'm
provement, as authorized by the improve
ment resolutions named:
IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION No 800
1914 for the construction of a pipe sewer
in College Street from Lincoln Way West
TO Nassar Avenue. Persons interested in
or affected by said described public Inn
prOveJ lent are hereby notified that the
Board Of Public KOrks OF said City has
fixed January 10th, 1915, at 10 L. NJ. as
a date upon which remOnstrances will be
received, or heard, against the amount
assessed against each piece Of property
described in said roll and will determine
the question to whether such lots or
tracts OF land have been or Will be bene-
fitted in the amounts named on said roll.
or in a greater or less sum than that
named on said roll
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessments. with the names Of OWL
ers and descriptions Of property subject
TO be assessed, is on file and may be seen
az the office of the Board OF Public
Works Of said City.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
E NJ. NORRIS
y. II. RICE
JOHN B. WEBER
Veronica c. Sweeney, Clerk.
Dec IS, Jan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04
NON-RFSIDFNT NOTICE

State Of Indiana. ST. Joseph County s.
In the st. Joseph Circuit Court. Febru-
airy Term. 1915 Farmers Securities Com
pany Ia cOrpOration1. vs.. Charles j. Tay
Tor Agnes Taylor Edmond Il. Taylor.
Jenne NJ Taylor. LOuanthia d. Cregier,
Charles J. Cregier, Mary A. Fancher,
Henry Fancher.
Be IL Known. That the abOve-named
plaintiff has filed din the office OF the
Clerk Of said Court complain against said
Defendant IN the above cause together
with a proper affidavit that said Defend
ants. Mary Fancher. Edmond L. Taylor.
Jennie NJ. Taylor. and Henry Fancher
husband Of Mary A. Fan herr are not
residents 81 the tate Of Indiana.
said Defendants are hereby notified
that said CAUSE Will stand for trial on the
18th day OF February. 1915. the same be-
ing the LIST day Of the next term Of said
Court 10 commence at the City OF South
Bend, on the 3rd Monday in February
required TO appear 10 said action.
FRANK 4. CHRISTOPH. Clerk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-04
NON-RFSInFNT NOTICF

State OF Indiana. st JOseph county, $ /:
In the St Joseph Superior Court De-
cember term. 1914. Wladislaw Fisher ".
Maryanna Fisher. Cause No. 2033 Divorce.
re ~ known, ihat me ahove-named
OF said Court his complaint against said
Defendant TN the above cause. together
with ii proper affidavit that aid Defend
ant is not resident Of the State Of In
diana.
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause viii stand for trial o. the 18th
day Of February. 1914. the same being the
10th day OF the next term Of said Court
10 commence ut the City OF South Bend.