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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13
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Mr.. and Mrs. "A. D. Vansickle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Diedrich motored
to Grand Forks last Wednesday
where they went on pleasure and
business combined. They experienc-
ed little difficulty on returning home
on account of the snow.
Neighbors assisted the Van Cam
pier family Monday to move to their
new home two and one half miles
south Of Angus. The community re-
grets the departure of this estin1able
family who have made many friends
during their short residence here but
wish them we'll in their new home.
The Alfred Peterson home was the
scene of social gathering Satur-
day evening when friends and neigh
bors gave them a farewell surprise.
The evening was most enjoyably
spent in games and music. Delicious
refreshments were served and the
best of wishes extended to these es-
Unable people who will soon depart
to their old home in Illinois to reside.
The younger members Of the family
belong to the McCrea Orchestra from
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13
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: STEINER .
4. = 4. = 4. i. = 4. 4. = = 4, i. 4, . q

p. Mellem, Of Rosewood, has pur-
chased some hay Of G. "a. Swanson,
of this place, now recently. He has
hauled it to Thief River Falls, where
he has sold it. .s.5
Arthur Simonson accompanied by
his two sons and father, H. Simon
son, were visitors at the JOSH Berg
some last Sunday afternoon.
Old man Winter arrived here the
last week Nearly a foot deep Of
snow and colder weather.
Miss Celia Saugen, Of this place,
is attending high school at Thief
River Falls.
Mrs. John Olson aned daughter
Sarah, visited with Mrs. Olson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Johnson, at
Thief River Falls recently.
Jens Mattson, Of Rosewood, has
purchased some hay of G. A. Swan
son.
G. L. .Leisner, our merchant, but
chered a number of hogs last week.
The Malberg's were out hunting
wolves Friday, enjoying at the same
time nice sleigh ride.
P. Mellem, of Rosewood, was a
caller at the c.. A. Swanson home
last Friday.
Mrs. P. Linden visited Mrs. John
Berg last Sunday afternoon.
Master Johnny Christensen, the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Christensen, was reported very sick
recently. He is far on the way to
recovery now.
. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Linden and son
julius and Miss Ruth Solem, were
visitors at the John Christensen
home last Tuesday evening.
Arnie Solem was among the bust
ness visitors at Steiner last Satur-
day.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13
A Popular Book.

Church-Have you given much at
tention to the books in evidence dur
ing this season?
Gotham-Oh, yes.
"And which do you consider the
most popular this Christmas?'
ooh, the pocketbook, by all means.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13

Did you finish high school last
spring? If so, what can you do?
Are you qualified to accept bust
ness position? No. Then you
should take course in the Mankato
Commercial College. Send for their
catalog. It is free.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13

That's What They Will Be.
Mrs. Yeast-Going to do the stock
ting act this Christmas dear?
Mr.. Yeast oh. Christmas stockings
be hanged!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13

Enclose one Of your visiting cards
in each parcel you send out for
Christmas this year.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13

which they will be greatly missed.
T. Geising was caller at the,
Charles Whitman home Monday.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
Kiitos, Berra Jeesu$
Oil ionlun aatto.

Oil ionliin oatto.
&iuii oil 10 loppuun palannt.
Soulupiiffi oil ti,onut Soiipolle fat
fenmoiiia labjoia. Mafeiiia oil BON
mp0s faanrt fofo faian ia niitd ipo'
nptfin min pdIion, ettG iiiisfa tant1ii
fipeGltG. Bosfet punottitpat bptuGs'
I'd mielestG ia p~dipneetG, mittta on
nelliiena ban MT istii ,proteenia lai'
oaIIa ia oiatteli, mitd faiffea ban oil
iaamit Iubiafii.
Taljon niita holm of, min ettei
bGn niit1 faiffea beti ipoinit luetel'
lofaan, parbain labioista fuitenfir
of Seeiufien flrpa, ionfa Giti oil
Iobioittamtt Soiapolle ia riplistanit
fen Soitpon tpltoteen fob6alle; Tito
NIT Soitpo fat1elt. -
&rma finpoii @apabtoiaa ristin
piiisfa.
Toiipo rosfasti Seeiusta. SGn oil
titlIiit tiintemaan Seeiufien raffaii
Den pienesid ipoGmesiGdn ia lap
felIiiesti ban usfoi, eta Seeius ban
I'd rofosti ia min foipin rafasti, ETH
ontoi oman benfeniG Toiipon j
foiffien ibmisIasten eoestd, iotpit
taoffeen faiffi ipnnit. 3atielIesiaol
ristiinnaulitt1ia Seefusta bdnen'
muistui mieIeen Gi6in monet ferto
mifict bdrestd, iotfa faiffi tobisti
nat, eta Seeius rofastoa ibmiiiG
+ iiitd Toitpofin iIoitii, bdnen ~
bGmmenid ipffi iIosta ia torfciiteel
fobofi rufoiis: "3iitos, fiitos rafo,
$erra Seeiusl"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
eSdaaSlIiiii ixmaIanpaIpeIxfiia
GaaaSa, Dat.

eSiaaSIIifia iamaIanpaIpeIxfiia
GaaaAa, Dat.
BORT artburisfa tsnfin t,t,tfm,6en
eniimSifend fumrttntaina s. ebt.
Innsia DO 10 aast.. i%auaoil tuttms'
BEN fclmantemo iurrniintairin To 10
anna. ia firtcstbaaIila iota i~,,u1usnt.
WoIIa fIo 8.
Sort 8ilIiomisia. f,1rtfin t,ntfms'
ben e~niius6ifend ia toImlantena jun
usntaina DO 8 ip. iefd toiiena ia mel.
fdntena frnauantaira Ito 10 oauu,lIa.
SumaIanpaIpeIitfiet uuaisia pot.
eoisia eel iImoitistert mutfaan.
Summmntaifo,iIitt Sort MrtburtSia
ia Scot @iIIianrisia no 100 u.
s. $irtpi..
962 @iIfon 81.
Sort Mrtbur. Ont. Con.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

tulllt maailmoon apopabtmaan iitd
iofa faoonnut oli.p
Sion ia rienain tunnc tdpttdd Eoii-
mon, ban on waImis bppGbtGmGdn
idngpstd, eta motif faifille burtaa:
"@in6fin oIen autiasl. Sp6Gn inf
iii fopasti, fpneleet tulfpiapot ill
mist6 ia ban etiii iunoia iImaistaaf.
ieen tiinteenia. &otie tdbtGG His-
tiinnouIittiun ia ban moi MOAN buit
oabtaa: "&iitos, fiitos rofas See
iusl"
&ppnel bobtao Gioinfin iilmiSio
fun bGn poifania wuoteen aareeer
lnsfeutuii ia ilomielin fiittGa Seeliis'
ia, ett6 Seeius on bdnen, Soiipon,
icfG faiten mailman eoestG farii.
npt ristinfiioleman ia iiten meioat
fiolemasta m%apabtanut. = &iitos,
fiitos rafas Serra Seeius!"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
spiminta iemrafnntapiirisidmi:

sSeriep Gitpsi6. q. s.
&irtfo: CHESTNUT afpe zen ia Senrp
it:in fiiImasia.
SumalanpuImeIis iofa iunnnntai.
ma flo 5 ip., s. eft. fuiifamoen LIND
irnmuntaina. Maamatunielitps per.
beisi6 iofa toiiena torstaina flo 8
iII.
, M~uoriIoliiton obielma.ilta fuli.
fau6en IND ia 3:na iu%nnuntaina
flo 100 in.
Dmpeluieuran fofous iofa torstai-
no flo 2 ip. perbeisiG.
HpbGfouIu iofa iunmantoina
@reemminesid flo 1 ip. ia firfosia
flo d ip.
Sefafo6rin barioitis iofa perian.
taina flo 8 III.
Seem @ocbelIesid, 81. q.
@irffo: 2acfpoob atpenuella.
ObielmaiIIanpietto f~uiifGioen q.
no fannnntaina flo $3.50 Ill. tirfto-
ioIisia ia fuufaliben Ana inmnrtai'
ma firfosia $. eft. flo $50 III.
Smpeluieuran fofous iofa toiiera
torstaina flo 3 ip. Sngnenot It. ia
bartausbetfi flo 8 III.
g%atsfinisiG, 50. q.
&uufauben miimeiienG tiistatra
flo 10 ap. ia 2 Up.
Cast Sort Gbesterisid, Conn:
4irffo: 9elaban atpennella.
SumaIonpaIpeIiis f~uifanben 3:'
ma funmuntaina flo $50 III. M,iista
fearoista ilmoitetaan firfosia.
weIIebiIesid, 81. 8.
Ruitfauoen 2:na Iauantaina Ito .
III.
Yolpelustoni baIuatpat poifpat
iImoittaa mposfin firieeIId tabi ainr.
noIIa warmemmin aamupdipdlld ia
inoIIa feIIo 81.
so. Mnttonen.
Ofoite: t02 Steuens abe.
Seriep Gitp, 81. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
3amalanpalmeIntiet pmat i1riestet-
timSt Ienraamasfi.

UW0S IStISNSCp
timdt i~exraapasti:
Morquettesio 2:nen, Aids ia 56es
iunmtutai fruiSia fIo S.15 ip.. iofo
torstai Ito S.16 Up. patti S:nen fun.
nunt. eoeIliiend torstaino, iouoim o.
Len torstaina Whaniiineisid ia periar,.
anna Diyonisio.
Rruifaii6en Ind funnurt. Mma.
ioSia fIo 10 op. ia Ito 8 III.
Waanantoina StambougbiSio 10
tiistaino Weecbmoooisia.
HpbGfeuIu Narquetten firfon 10
lisio iota iunnurtai Ito 1 ip.
NatfoiQani toiuain totffio popfIIi-
tia tebtdtpi6.
Ghatbamin firtosia iota fuufai,6en
folmos iunnuntai Ito 10 op.
s. 8. &eiuronen,
900 81. 4 Il. Narquette. Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
G,uanfelimmi SabIio.


ioisia firffof. eiimies pastori g.
@nori on prbuiana pioetadn ieuraa.
masti:
Soulufuulla:
10 p. Yaooocfin firfosia flo 10 e.
p. s.. p. eft.
10 p. @eb @pelIa flo 3 ipp. ia
@bram Haiarin luona flo s ill.,.
NaisiG faifisia piibuu pastori
@uori. &olebti fannetaan IGbetps-
fasian bpmGfii.
"&ulfaa, min iielunne iaa eIGG"
Subo $aafana,
Telef. SO Seem yorf MiIs, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
9irfonmenoja ia bartansiemruia pi'
ban jofa Inn ~iemraatusti:

I'm. i~unnuntaina @reenisiG flo 10
op.
2:no iunnuntaina 8inonasia Ito
2 ip. toltpen aifana pibetddn per-
beisid.
2:na i%lnnintoina EoitpoIasia flo
1873 iItap. y
3:na iuununtaina Cost 9rancbiIlo
flo 10 a.
3:na iiinnuntoina @asi Gitpsid
Ito s I.
Ana iiinnuntoina Boo6 Spurillo
ia MocfIonoin tofano ITO 10 a. ia
feIIo 2 ip. paifoisia eri ilmoitifiien
nrltfnnn.
And i~annuntaina gietoriosio Ito
puoIi s I. Somoin paifoisio eri Il
m~oitufiien mifdon.
syires SteeIisid ia NiiuIasio 3.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
Sartansienruia iomlmfnnlla:

Sartansienroia ionlmfmmIIa:
Sonlum aattona IastemiubIa Sim.
Iapionin firfosfa flo 7 iH. So Sou.
luna iamasia firtosia flo 7 in.
81 p. Sairbanfiisia g. @uofoian
taroSia flo 1 pGitpGIIG.
6. q. @isianen,
T"ref. 1872. JinIapion, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
kirkollt$fa TmottMk$fa,

M. paifoisia tuIen tdpmddn eri II.
moitufiien uuifoos.
5. @anfila,
gos Gil MusL Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14


Ia ioperteIi: "aiitos, fiitos rofus
Sierra Seeiusl
Monta ioulua on apierdbtGnpi
obitie.
Ioiwofin on fasapianut iuurcfii,
paan eli armosia ia Seeiufien tlnte-
miiesia, iillG maailma oil mieroitta.
nut bdnet pois lasten pstGipdstd,
Suonot tomerit olipat apGbiteIlen
miefoitelleet bGnet pois @apabta.
jastaan. Niiben ieurasia bGn oil
oppinut tipaffaa polttamaan, wol.
bettelemaan, firoilemuan, iroppotte-
lemaan ia miitbin falbeiiiin pabei-
fin. Toitpo oil mlntttuniit min, ettei
lbGntG enGGn diff ipoinut tuntea ia
mafii poiafii, iosta ~ferrottiin eniifii.
SGn pilffaii Siimalaa ,eifd balun.
mt mitGGn fiu,lla Seeiufiesta.
Nistiinnaulitln @apabtaian fuapa
ritppui tpielG ieinGIIG, apaar, Ell ban
enGGn fosfam iiiben fationlit, =
olifi fem 10 aifoia iitten pois beittG-
nut, eIlei oliii lulllllt Gioin iiitG pa-
bastittpan.
MifG faubea ero pienen ia ililren
Soiiuon apGliIIG.
Mlrtta maiffa Totpo oil oitealta
tieltd pois poifenmlit, Min ei Seeilis
fititenfaan antanut Soi,pon fabotrrf.
ieen idd6G, paan rafasti bdntd eri-
tpiielIG raffull6eIlaan; eif1 1itif1Gn
berenmpt rafastamastn Soimoa,
paan aind fppneliilmin rufoili, ettG
Seeius iGlIeen palamuttniii fabonneen
lampaanIa fotiin. -
sc bella paimen fiiulifin Gibin ru-
foufiet. =
Soulu oil taos I6bestpmdsid. Soi-
mon fooisia eli fuitenfaan moitu
obottaa mitGGn bansfaa iouIua,
SillG fun Giti oil puibnuiit SoitpolIe
ioulufuuien banffimiiesta of ban
tplpsti pastanut dibilleen: ettei ban
enaGn ole mifGdn Inpii. jotta tarmit-
fiji ioulupullta.
@ifG Soimoafaan enGGr riein toto
na nGf1npt.
SGnGGnfin oil ban iparbain ldbte.
NIT pois fotoa, eifd bGntG tpield
%fitltlunlit, maiffa felIo 10 fGipi fpm-
menettd illalla. -
siiti pallpoo ia %riifoilee: Sierra
Seeilis, futile miniio ia iaata rafas
poifani pois tiirmion tielta.
SGnen mielG rufoiuesiaan fuulrii
eteilestG melria. Habaa aaipistaen
fiirubtaa ban otpelle ia ndfee Soi-
monia meriienG' t~itotaipan iiiGGe. -
&mabistrlen buloabtaa Giti ia moi.
pun tunnottoman poifania mic.
reen. =
&antojain joufosia on Soimon
lapiuuoen fumppani, jofa fertoo Gi-
billie Soiipon onnettoman fobtolon.
SGn of fofo pGitpGn %pstGmdinia
fansio frlfenitt iuomasia, ia wib-
ooin Italia oil ipntpnpt rita, iosia
Soipo of iaanut Grandchildren.
"Suosia on ippnnin iei,raufetl'
ianoo Giti biennn toinniittuania ia
itfuiiImin toimittoa Eoipon ipao-
teelle.
Sierra Seeiusr" rltfoiIee ban, ia
ipoGn ON pabfabtiia m~iirbeesta, did
anna poifani fiioIla tltosia usfotto-
masIa tilasiaml." =
On joulun aatto. =
Soipo on fiiltmeesin ia tlmotto-
mana maanltt fafii pGitp1d. SGdfd-
ri on fGpnpt ia ianonut, ettG Soiipo
tlsfin moi jGGbG Gloon.
&lfa moi llitea 1i6in b1tofaiifiet
ia rufoufiet, ioita bd1, tdIIi oiaIlo
taitpoan SiGIle Idbetti.
l1IfoapGin f~iriiliiit firfonfelloien
faifu jotfa ~fttiuipot ibmiiid Serran
Ix. ro.~oono e~lr~s e..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
Tilatkaa .JOULU RAUHA
.JOULU JUHLISTA KORKEIN
ia
KIRJA LAHJOISTA. PARHAIN

N N%oriSS Suomi album 8
Eas nsany sa1iunsss kaienteri '. 1917 (sidj ..".".."...- A 4Sc
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ks spfams ns kaan' k krj; Jaakko. NEssiaen. romaani .......... 800 800
kiflS} & 5a a1r' AHA, n&j. AF Florence BaTeisy, Tomaani ...""..:.. 8
E Ei tasen ia iR eij. Toiv Sfff a rSRs n 1o%aani ...:.."........": s
TytSists pa1hain,k i , d%ise Al, Als9tt- r00maani s Se
Eoata vas Selma, ij. Florence Barclay: romaani ....... $1 ate
Asjsnio 5atas' a isyda Enof fiit Charles ssTfsy Ro 5S%sa@ rom miami lsidJ -: ssIoS
S S$s: :!;;S is.s s:s f. Fl Is $j { Sls e; s|Es$ $:s5 S5s;i''S Ssa sss@,sai 80: 8:
H Esksapsbd arI Ssaan %sa saj f y n. f Tss asidj ...:.:::::: s 3
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Mestari Adam Kalabrialainen, kii. A. Dums, romaani .......... 15c
FstTi ypsssP Rj' s s%5; zHi Hi soK ka1ass r1 1ss %v ;tts.:::": Sc Sc
XII asshss'i H@a kr F'l 3: : f t F aiysn romaani .::""::"::: &c
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KSS1s51s1 assHn RRT!ss1 his{; Mf fHj. 1 Elffl fi ss% Gsidj ..:...". $500 sSS
sUoMEN K1RJAvARAsTo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

|6dn Ip6 totpin, moan tuib0oin fotfe
'ttIee tbpneeffi. "Nitii' biniodbtuo
BON, ~iano fiireesti, onto Seeius TO-
bella fuollut faiffein ibmisten eoes-
|td9"
Ai6in iiImistd ipuotaa fppneleet,
fun ban flitlee poifania ndin prbu.
man, ban buomao, ettd piioteen
mireeen on astinlt purbain l6dfdri,
ia ban lola lailiun:
"&aiffein ibmisten eoestd, Cot
monip"
Onfo Seeius Ills ipntisten ia pa-
bantefiiGinfin eoesta fuollut2
- On, Sceius on iuuri pabontefi-
.iGin eoestG fnollut!
= Siis minunfin eocstdni?
= Suiiri iinun eoestdii.
Onto ie paan totta, aiti2
- Miipan parmaan, "Seelus on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

Samalanpaluelafiia SonlnfmnlIa:
% p. Gin felIo 6 ap. ia @inton
flo 10 ap. mr.. &liitiien taIosia.
26 p. gmbarrasi 10 ap. Tife flo
3 ip. ia iIIaIIa ierrat SaIon peralIG.
81 p. l@lp flo 10 op. ia Sei. 80
fello 3 ip. mr. Sanstromin talolla.
8. &uotialainen,
8ubeIin t22, GIp, Minn 9r 1T.
Snmalanpalnuelnfiia ionlnfnmlla:
"a p. Sunnl,ntaina @afefiloisia
flo plioli 10 ap. Serran p. ebtoolIi-
fen fansia.
s.. rrpilainerl
610 g Mper It. S~rontpoob, Micb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-04
WATCH CHIID's COUGH.

Colds, running OF nose. continued
irritation OF the mucous membrane
II neglected may mean Catarrh later
Don't take the chances-do some
thing for your child, Children viii
not take every medicine. but they will
take DIR. Kings New Discovery and
without bribing or teasing It's a
sweet pleasant Tar syrup and 50 ef-
fective Just laxative enough 70 elm
mate the waste pOisOns. Almost the
first dose helps Always prepared.
no mixing or fussing Just ask your
druggist for Or. Kings New Dtscov-
cry II VIII safeguard your child
against serious ailments resultinC
srOm colds-AdKt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-04
TRANSFER REFUSED
Peter Mandich Fails Again With
Liquor License.

County commissioners Monday af-
ternoOn refused to grant a transfer
Of Peter Mandich's retail liquor Ii
cense from 1902 w. Thomas st. to
1872 w. Tut St, but gave him a re-
rewal of his license. This is the
second attempt to have the license
transferred. a remOnstrance against
the transfer was filed with the COM
missioners.
Erwin \. Annis, 10 w. Colfax,
was granted a renewal of his license.
as was Steve Gergacz. $40 Prairie
av.; Charles Didier. 500 y. Main St,
Mishawaka. Transfers allowed by
the commissioners were Frank J.
LaskOwski to Charles Steeley. $40 S.
Chaplin St. and Louis VI. Mucha,
administrator of the estate of STAN
islaus ZawOdny to John w. Latin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-04

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-04
FEDERATION FOR
PICNIC At PARK
|. M. HammerSChmidt Sug-
geStS Municipal Gathering
for Rum Village.

on the suggestion Of L. NJ. liam
merschmidt the session OF the Civic
Federation of South Bend Monday
night decided TO hold a municipal
picnic az the new Rum Village park
on the Fourth Of July.
This decision was brought about
as the result OF a talk by Mr.. Ham
merschmidt in which he stated that
il was the direct result OF the senti-
ment expressed by the various civic
centers of the city which caused the
common council to make the Rum
Village purchase. Thus, according
to the speaker, the civic center or
CARNATIONS should duly take upon
themselves the credit for the splen-
did addition TO South Bends park
system.
A committee TO make arrange
ments for the big picnic was ap-
pointed as follows: Charles w. Copp,
chairman: Frank Cooley. L. C. Man
ming. Mrs. Edward Hagey and Miss
Edith Brown 1t is the plan OF
M. Hammerschmidt to make the
affair q truly family picnic. and
the program of the day will be out
lined according TO the ideas OF the
various civic centers. IL is also ex-
pected that a speaker Of national
prominence will be secured for the
day.
Friday, May 26, was the date de-
cided on for the Civic Federation
centennial celebration and will be
held in the auditorium of the high
schoC4 Mrs. Homer Miller, chair
man of the centennial committee,
reported that a special committee
composed Of Miss Thekla Sack, Mrs.
+. 3. Barnes and Mrs. +. w. Morse
had been appointed to assist the
original committee with the plans
and program. The program outline
was partially read and approved by
the session. Every civic center or
ganization in South Bend will be
assigned some part in the program,
and a few of the assignments were
given out Monday evening.
A committee composed of Charles
B. Eddy. chairman; f. w. Morse ana
w. A. SnOor was appointed 20 take
up the matter Of a topic for the
address to be delivered in the nigh
school auditorium on the first Sun
day in May by Herbert S. Biglow of
Ohio, with Mr.. BiglOw. 1t was the
suggestion Of the meeting that the
topic be "IndianS's Constitution"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-04
NEW AUTO AGENCY
TO BE LOCATED HERE
Van Ripper and Engman to Handle
harmon and BrisCOc
Cars

The firm OF Van Ripper * Engman
has recently completed ARRANGEMENTS
TO market Marmon and Briscoe cars
IN st. Joseph county and reighbor-
ing territory. The members OF the
firm are J. G. Van Ripper. Harry Eng
man ir.. and J. g.. Van Ripper. jr.
The first named has already placed
his order for a weil-known high
grade car. but on attending the au-
tonobiIe show In Chicago i'm Jan
uary he became so thoroughly con-
vinced Of the superior merits OF the
Marmon that ne Immediately can
celed his existing order and not
only purchased AIarmon but set
about 10 secure the agency for the
locality with results as shown above.
The active management of the
Affairs OF this company are i'm the
hands Of Mr.. J. Burris. an automo-
bile man Of much experience. having
been connected with the Chicago
branch OF the Peerless Motor CO.
for four years. after reliuquiShiug
the sales manaEershlp of the Auto
mobile sales Co of Chicago, build
ers Of automobile bodies At the
time the McDunle Automobile co.
secured the representation of the
Peerless he continued with that con-
Germ until induced 20 come 90 South
Bend. A successful future for the
new company Is already well as
sured. The garage and service sta
ton are located at the old Singer
plant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-04
MAY NAME SCHOOL MEN
TODAY, SAYS RUPEl
Board of Education Passes on Quail
ifications of Several
Candidates.

ct is possible that the appoint
ment Of men to fill the vacancies Of
school superintendent and high
school principal may be made today.
or some time this week." said E.
b Rupel Of the board of educa-
ton Monday evening following the
regular meeting.
II is also possible that the appoint
ments may be held up until the
meeting next Monday evening, as the
board has not yet decided on which
Of four men in each case TO select
for the positions The board spent
considerable time Monday night go
ing over the applications and their
credentials.
Owing to the additional amount Of
work TO be connected with the TAX
ing Of the school enumeration as the
result of a recent decision of the
state board of education the school
board members agreed 10 pay
Samuel ]. Kreuger an extra $500
on his contract. Mr.. Kreuger was
the lowest bidder for the taking of
the enumeration at 81 1900.