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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

gen Ourd Ocn &oli6iiieu &arrD gSeb-
tier ser @emeine Sueb gli6ols ponl
A. Snfonterie &egiment, oos i'm
6elOloeer Sorrington liegt, oerbaf-
tct, Der am @littipod obue @rloubniB
0os 2oeer perlaiien Eat. gtidols
mur0c in oic norOli6e @oli5eiitotion
eiugeliefert uuo ipGter Dem Gomman.
Onten aaseelieiert. 81 ieiner @nt-
ibul0ieung CAB ser tapfere &ater.
louos 8ertbeioiaer on, Dob er Elm
idmcrabnftes @eiHwiir on 3obu ia.
be, oos ibn DerouloBt babe, oos 9ie-
siment 81 Oerlaiien.
&Ieinere N}ittbeilunqen.
Gin bier Sonueu sroBes 2alt-g[u.
tomobiI, melhcs Observation-Disclosures.
0epartement augefauft bat erpciit
iid olS groBe &iilfe in Der Serbei-
ibofiims BON 9tobrungsmitteM uno
9lusriiihmgeu. 9ieie Saden peroen
ihnea nod Dem Eager bef6roert.
ShieB lInterofii5ier @ioen berei-
tet Die @oderei in Den &iidenmagen
Dor im0 bat 9lobuingsuittel fir 50
Shln0en einfobren Ioiien. Gie Col
ooten meroen nit oenl 9eiten Der.
pflegt, mos erbGltlic6 lit.
Ser @efnobeitsouitano Ger Col
Ooteu lit Elm oor6iiglider, imo befin-
Oen iid ni1t mebr ais 5uei @tann
I'M Seloboipitol. Gs iino bcIonoere
8orfebrlnaen getroffen, I'M Dem
glusbrud oes EDpbusfiebers, oas be-
lonoers i'm Sonmer olftritt, ou be.
eeenen.
Gos a9(meritauii6e SSnititut fir
Somoopotbie", pelbes eeeenwdrtig
feline Contention i'm nGmerion So
tel obbdlt, bei6loB einitimnIiq, Der
9ieeierims ibre SoipitGler uno ben
9ler5teita6 5ur @crfiigung 8u itellen,
foas eS gum &riege NIT Merifo Tom.
men ioIlte.
8erldie0enc galtimorer 6irmen
poren 8ieter fir &egierungs Con-
trofte in 8e5ug ouf 9ieferilng BON
100000 Yar0s abofi.8 8eug mo
100000 Stiid llnter5eig. 3ie
@ount @ernon @eberei bat elm 9ln.
gebot fir &bafi abgcgehen. 0ppen.
beim.Obernoori 60. bat Elm 9(nqebot
fir llnterfleiOcr eingereibt, uno eS
berIoutet, ooB aud g8iie @rot6ers
unter BEN 8ietern iin0. 0ie Con-
trafte Wuroen eelteru in 9bilaoel-
pbia geofinet.
gteue Gefruten.
Sobn 6. @eber, @eIair glooo.
8. 6. WlurpbD, 9ifesbiIle.
$. 81 @arriib, ytr. $40, Sit.6ort-
glnerue.
s. 8. Glarf, @aIbroof.
Charles q. @fiiter 9ar. ia, 9soro-
@aco. .StroBe.
SarrD S. 0aeuwer, g3r. 419, 9loro.
lBacd.StraBe.
Sagb 0aOi0iOn, 9lr. 1885, Qlnore-
StroBe.
RaDmono Dir.
9luauit 9. Soffmau gar. III,
@eit.Oiteno.StroBe.
S. @pgcn MebIboru glr. 2O16,
ct. 8ouIitrabe.
&iIliom Q. Snoeerieoon, 9lr. 712,
Sf.9lortb 9lpenue.
Sungb q, Mc@oinep, 0lr. 9t2,
Glib 2. StraBe, Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
0es 0ic6Ra6Is 6eidlnISiot.

glilf Geranloiilmg BON @enebia
Zane purOe geltern i'm 6eIolaaer 3n
Salirel Ger @encine ser Gompagnic
n@l~ oes 8. 9legiments, @aariou
GowueS aus Samilton no, ourb
Oie Ceteftios Gnirf rno @oble Der
6oitet, nadocm oerieIbe lne6ren6ait
bonn Hegimcnt cntIaiien mar. Qownes
lit beihuIoi9t, Der &ldgcrin eiuen
@eIo6etrog iino 51mudioden i'm
@ert6 BON $500 aus Ser GaidJe ge-
Itoblen 81 baben. Ser @orioll err
eieuete iib anee6Iid am 26. 9lpril,
imo purOe Der @eidulOiate fir oen
Sdjeriii Der Staot Baltimore ieitse-
6aItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

gSeitcre % glrbeiier ser Carnegie
Steel GompanB. gde 9uib. mo @i.
comico StraBe, Iegteu aeiieru Die
9lrbcit nieOer, 70 0aB lid iebi iiber
300 g(rbeiter I'M 9(uSHano befiuoen.
Grosoem lid oie5trifer rubig Oerbol-
tclt miro oie 8abrif BON @oli3iten
oes iiiowqitliden Giitrifis belpobt
NbonHeien, Lie btn ,Dmiidleu NortfipOW'
henien" nldi phnltiim O0cl nnreaflhnhia ~
9liiru nHb 0ebeieH, ber Cnlcf tauQn pfl atlf'
itng epW &tliuif WlltibeNpHn ~ NAMES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

sopDObrDmc" 8nuocDine uno Ndnoelblloer
.,JlDrr BlelD Narl" Anerel 8olisbelnIil'
0ullneN
,,Hnh eburg Bart" QQcrlcl llHicrbainuoen.
,,olUDnn Ont N0rl"-e eluerlei uuierbntnlgeU.
IalNglicr 1edn 1lQi0 4riurionen
,,tBflnHGpcrein 0nlniel" Sonllua, Den
y Suit. &iWit iM Q1ellcno Rnri".
,,Nluuuntttg Fart" 9nl q. sui oclilD'
nNllLIInnllAc. NouaIell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

9eIearapLiLdler g9eIIerberidlI.

gIus Den iibrigen 8unOes . 8etter.
Beobahhings.G .Gtatienen mroen Die
Iol9cuoen b6hiten 9eurperatlren
Die inn 8 ltbr aeltern 9l6eno berri6.
ten beridiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
G0n3ert an NaIISuag. .WlOnumeut.

Gle Staoi.aapclle oes 4roi. o.
q. Steinmalo bat fir oas Gon5ert
am 6allswa9.Nlpumeut 6eite
gIbcno bon s bis baIb If llbr iol-
aenoes @ro8ramm aligelteIlt
u vlarid aIbe Nhb 5elloD" 5obnS
p AuuOlure, a1iabni Ulaier- .... Ji0lluii
g. OOruci SOlO, aQ0leliiic Holi07 pa3cl
(0r Nec ulc0onbiue)
@eicliion aus ,cuguenoiicHr Wicberbccr
3. @eleiilon aus n2Dc oaii Of same
salrnnod
1aHJ
Q. g9nl5cr, "a @oneiou- MA. WiorGan
q. Ane @iep, aroaona up iDe 0idnob
zee. ........., ......... Daribau
9. Nor 1roi nLDep @ion'f Ncliepe
tUie", Observation-Disclosures. .. 4tcru
a. WaOeiie.
le ggal3er e9ni eaou" ........ 9drDn
li nSinr @pannleo NdnHer'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
%. g9irks-
CHrntrIt.
gimWt Orei Sage in
glniprn6.
lteber 100 fremioe 1mrner
atgemeloet.

atIgemeloet.
@iro i'm gGapuiiotter-9art~ ubae.
balten @1orgeu gl6en0 aroBer
Gmpiana Der 8einder BON Plus.
parts i'm n@ermauia Eurnber.
ein". @ute ARRANGEMENTS &c.
troifen, Gommers am Sonntag
glbeuo i'm ogorparts@
Gas %. ge3irfs Gurnfeit oes
philadelphia Surube5irfs oeS glorO.
9lmeritoniiHeu Surner 9rnoes 6c.
annt bier moraei 9lbeno nit einem
groBen Gnpfange Der @eiuber I'M
@orten oeS ieiieebeuoeu @ereins
o@ermania 9urnberein", Dlr. 1916,
glorO @opiiroBe
Gle Iurnpereine. oie auBer oelt
6eioen Saltimorer 8ereinen .@ermo.
MA lmO g@orpGrts" gum @6ilaoel-
p6ia 9urn6eJirf ee6oren mo iid
nit ii6er 100 aftipen Gurneru an
oem Eurnfeit bet6eiligeu iueroen,
iiuo:
,@bilooelpbia Iurngeneinoe."
Columbus" BON N6ilaOeIp6ia1 Ser.
mania" BON 46iIooelpbia, u@eit.
@6ilooelpbia Glrnperein~ South.
mari Eurnberein" bon 9biloOelpbic,
.GiDeriioe Iurupereiu~ 9lew.Ser.
leD, .g9iIminaton Siirngenieinoe,
lelamore, yGolitmbia," @oibiugton
.,Hor6urD Gurnpereiu" Fenniplpo.
MEN. 9luBeroem peroeu iid betbeis
ligcn oie Iuruietiion oes aeniingtoa
9abor 2Dceums BON @bilaOelpbia
lno ser .qltlantic GitD EnrnOereiu-"
Gos @roaromm fir oie orei 6elt-
tage lit pie folet.
SamitoG I. SnIi: @roBer
Gmpfanq oaer 1beiIue6mer polI
qmswdrts i'm @orten oes u@erma.
MIA Sirubcreins. glr 1876, 9loro.
@opItraBe. 9lbenOs 8 llbr
Sonutog, 2. SiltMorscns $50
ll6r. @erlanmllng aller @reisritj.
Ter inter Seitmg oes Sru 9iitaro
@ertub BON philadelphia I'M Club.
bouie oes Gannitotter @orfs on Der
Sreocrid goao; 8 llbr: 8eghm oeS
gsett Gurnens ser glftipelt 36g.
Iinge imo Tonleu am RfetO 9ied H..
am Barren.
Bon i2 bis 2 llbr: 03ittoaseiien i'm
groBen Soale uebeu Dem @lubbauit
i'm Ganniiatter 4arf
2 ll6r: 5ortiebrng 0eS @ettur'
mems al oen gppardten
3 llbri geiitiges Elrreu in Der
aroBen Sale.
9l6enoS S ll6r. groBer Gommers
ii ser SoQe oeS Snrnoereius a9or.
wdrtS,@ Rr. 1884, g9eit 2eringtou.
StroBe.
MoutqG 3. SuIi 8 llGr @or.
mittags Sortiebung oeS @ettrrueis
i'm @annitotter @orf; II llbr 8or-
mittoaS 3robe fir bic Malleu.
llc6tnacn ser 3o0lin0e rno Gonen.
t2 Dis 2 ll1r: Nlittagsedeu in Oer0
oroBen Soae.
2 ll6r. DAtiier Enrncn Der per.
lbieOene @ereine
A ll6r. Moiicu gmtiiellnng mo
Sreiii6nngen ian Sreien
9l6cuos s llbr. groBes @oltsielt IT..
@reispert1ciluna.
@rfurfion ma d gB q | bin q Z
ton.
glm 0ienIioe Nloracu s ll6r mae
den Die Turner cine gcmciuiame er.
fnriion nod @ai6tugton inO Momt
gernon I'm Sen glorrciden @ierten
atf Scr Seimiiditc oes crpcn Ngrali.
benton Geo. g9aibineton 81 oerle
ben. Die Saint beginnt I'M 8 ll0r
oon Der QibertD. StraBen Citation Der
ggal6inpton Baltimore glnnapos
Ills electric Nobn4 uno toitet 81 SO
fir ole 9hmorciic
Ter turneriibe z bell.
Ger hwueriibc G6ca 0eS Prot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
Ter @elttriea bente uOr eiuem
Sabr.
30. Suni 1915.
Grad Dem @ericbt oes oemihen
@eueraIitabs)
9O Nuni l9I5.

Gie Ieuiidbei erliiirmqn ron-
soIilhc Stelliuiaen inn @aloe bon
ga @rlrie Ia oen 9lrgonncn
Ger britiibe 3eriiorcr oSigbt-
ningp miro an Der briiiiden Dit
fiiiie bon cilem oeutlben lI-goot
idmer beI1doiat
gseiicre 3ortihrittc DER Gcut'
iden nno Geiierreiher ii Siio'
pollen uno tSali8ien
Cie Sialieuer wcroeu beim
9luariif aui ole 0ohildde Don
Eoberoo 8liriid8cidlagen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30


SorrD 0laaer bonn feiigebeuOeu Ser
cine.
Dic glufunft0.er De fudcr,
@iorden &ormiitae 1890 treiien
ani ocm Union. .@a6nboie bereits %
Quruer ocs ,Sobor.SDceums" pon
@clninaton cin.
SdmntIide Eirrncr BON 96ilaoel.
pbid. aeuiin9ton imO @iImington
ipcrocn morgcu glbcuo 5.35 onf Dem
lluion @abn6oic anfommen.
Der Observation-Disclosures 8urnOer,
Gin" triiit an Sonltag @lorgen 6
ll6r nit Dem Gampier pon @6iIaoel.
pbia al Ser @de BON 'eratt. mIo
2igbtitraBe ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

&etieranSfdJien.

Sir Nor1lono nno Den GiItritt
Columbia beute tlor uno perdnoer.
lidJe 8inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
25. Inrnielt

@6il0oclp6ia Sarahe5irf
6amlItniter @arf 5rc6erid 5lOao.
~. nnS 3, Smii
! (auni80 SuIi2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
snnserl im lSIiftun. .llnrf.

Gas 4rogrmm iiir 0as CONCERT
Der itaOiiidcn @ort.aapelIe inter
SeitlIng bon Froi. 1auiel 8eIomann
i'm GIifton.searf beute 9(benO Don
balb 8 bis 40 llbr lit mie folgt:
l. Wlarih aIbe A. Naii" ...... onQbeS
y Anbcriilre 81 nDer 6teilhht" .. gsebcr
3. selection, albc NrlHfeh Bair perberi
q YIn8cr aIbe 0barmcr" ...... Y8itimnri
o. ArOHb0ne colo. n5lorence 40liaH. GuiiD
(Nr. lboWae 0uiiD)
g. Sdnidlle oLbc Glcipb yii0e" 8oropn
y 1eleiil0i, aWlelinucle" .......... NOiiO
a Jnierme8sO. nspnrileia~ ..........4 4Wlilco
8. WieolcD Observation-Disclosures. NDruideln
10. s1iarlD. ~, e. gloOlnce~ ....... g1auis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

Die Gngros. .%iibmoaren- @eI1Gfte
iperOen i6rc @eibdftsIofaIc am g., 8.
no A. Stli i6lieBeu.
Seute lit Der lebte Sag fir oas
9c5abIen Der Ginfommeuiteuern.
Gie oSemperen5-llnion djriitliGer
5rouen~ bat ibre Gampagne fiir 9Sro-
bibition geitern nit 5wei @loienper.
lammhmecn i'm n0roIiAen 5taot-
tbeiIe er0imct.
SdliTiSfarten
bon uno uoA DeutIdlano mO
SeIterrei6. .llngarn lber 9lotteroam
unO 9lelp.Dorf. @eIoleuouneen nab
europa.
SBeo. s.. 9iemcr e So,
217 Dt.Yaltimore.Gtr..
(02dra13-) 243 SiO.gruaOmaI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
glun0es.9 .9cparicmcnt fHr QanOuirt6.
Idlafl NeIter.lgnreaM.
gleridII Bad QaItimore g0eltetbnreang

Ger Heudiiafeiisgcbolt Der 2uit
mor 60 9Sro8ent Inn 8 llbr Nlorgens
lmo 81 @ro8eut I'M s llbr 9lbenos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01
S45.0o
Savalon Rugs
$500

Savalon R oy a |
Wilton room size
9x12 foot rugs, 5
frame, harmoni-
Gus range of col
orS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01
$3.50
Brussels Rugs
$14.00

High grade firm
ly woven tapestry
Brussels Rugs,
full size 9x12 feet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01
$500
Brussels Rugs
S22.40

A | | the best
known makes of
genuine B o d V
Brussels r o o m
size rugs, 9x12 #
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01
2so
Drapery Goods
1AG

Drapery materials
in voiles and mar
quisettes, So to 40
inches wide, all
choicest new pat
terms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01

Fresh stock gem
uine inlaid linole-
um, clean-cut pat
terms that go
clear through the
baci..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01
75c and s5c
Corduroys
Velveteens

R o Y a | Kashan
Wilton Rugs, the
highest grade that
can be bought, -
full size, 9x12.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01
20 Percent
Discount

Off all Mating,
Cedar, Fumed oak
and Solid Mahog-
any skirt boxes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01

lOc tennis flannels &c
1000 yards fancy tennis
flannels, heavy fleeced,
stripes and plaids, light
and medium grounds,
all colors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01

76a
LinoIeum
SOC SO. yd.
Full 4-yard wide
Linoleum. heavy
burlap backs,
strong heavily
printed wear re-
sisting surface.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01

&c tennis flannels So
Heavy quality double
heeced fancy tennis
hannels, stripes. checks
and plaids In all tie
best washable colorings
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01
:ials in our notion dept.

Anything in Novelty
Jewelry, Leather
goods, handkerchiefs
and gloves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01
Mems Regular 800
Shirts, 6Sc

Mems shirts, spring styles includ-
ed from the we'll known E. &: W.
factories, fine soft finish percales
with Numbered cuffs attached
light grounds, narrow neat stripes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-01

: Your choice of Linen
towelings, towels. all
! cotton dress goods,
white and colors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
SPOT COFFEE sTFADy

NEW YORK, oct. - spot coffee
steady; Rio IS. as Santos Is. II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
PLAN PROTEST ON
INCREASED RATES
Advances in Charge For
Freight Scheduled to Be-
come Effective Dec. !.

Protest against an increase in
freight rates effective Dec ]. which
affect this city. Is expected TO be
made by the local Chamber Of
Commerce acting with other organ
izations representing other cities in
cluded in the rate advance.
The territory over which the new
rate is effective. consists of Illinois.
Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and parts
Of New York. Pennsylvania and
Kentucky Shippers in several of
the cities included in the territory
are now making Investigations and
are expected 10 take some action as
soon as the facts Of the investigation
are in shape to be presented.
South Bend shippers will pay an
increase OF So on the hundred
weight from here 10 Chicago under
the new proposed rates. The pres
ent first class rate is 23.1 and the
new rate is TO be 80 cents. Other
classes of shipments are affected
hut not 10 such a great extent.
The present plan is 10 secure the
cooperation of the various chambers
of commerce and the big shippers
in this territory. The protest is ex-
pected 10 be filed and il is thought
will at least gain a postponement
of the new rates until an investiga-
ton can be made. The increase was
granted By the interstate commerce
commission and this body will hear
the protest.
Action along these lines is eX-
pee cd to be taken By the local
traffic bureau Of the c. of c. This
body is making a study of the rates
and hope to be able to present
strong arguments against the in
creaseS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
INDICT SHERIFF FOR
OVERCHARGE or S1.60
AIIcgc That Allen County Official
Presented BOarO Bills For
Extra Day.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, oct. 26.-
Amiel G. Gladieux. sheriff OF Allen
county. Wednesday afternoon was
indicted upon three charges OF ex-
tortiOn aggregating S1.60 and a
fourth Of failing 10 keep records
prescribed by the state board OF ac-
counts. The allegations OF extor-
ton are that the sheriff presented
claims for boarding three prisoners,
two for forty cents for one day
more than he was entitled 10. and
the third for eighty cents or two
days. Sheriff Gladieux was arrest
ed by Coroner J. f.. McArdle and
Immediately released on bonds az
gregating $3.50, furnished by w. c.
Ryan, counsel for the accused Off
cial Atty. Ryan declared all
charges would be contested on
grounds that the sheriff had no in
tent to overcharge and a question
OF fact as 10 whether he was direct
ed by the state board of accounts
10 use certain records. The extor-
ton charges are punishable for the
first Offense with fine and term in
Jail, for second and subsequent Of
lenses with a term in prison. The
failure 10 use prescribed records is
punishable with a fine Of not less
than 500 and removal from office.
His second term ends January l,
1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records OF Indiana Title
and Loan Co.

Rebecca P. Martin to Clayton r.
Rockstool and wife, part of lots q
and %. in DubaiTs third addition.
$1,000
Riverview Cemetery association
10 Noah +. Platz, lots 202 and 203,
in section "B," in Riverview ceme-
terry. $50.
Fred w. Keller, ct al. to John A.
Chlund and wife. lot Is, Indiana av.
addition. $500.
Sarah f. Shear TO Charles Weld
Ter, lot IS. in the South East addi-
ton, 81.
Rose NJ. Minzey and husband to
Karl Knorr and Helen Fry Knorr,
part of lots So and 81, in Battell's
second Park addition, $1,000.
George Willen to Mary Fisher, a
tract of land in Union township,
81
The South Bend Land Co. to Re
becca p. Martin, lot 3O4. in Berner
grove second addition, 81.
William H. Ellick and wife TO
Lima w. Dutton, a tract of land in
Penn township. $4,000.
Andrew Yoder and wife TO Hugh
w. Rannells, lot 81. South Side ad-
dition, $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
GOODRICH CALLS
OFF TALKS HERE
Republican Candidate For
Governor is Unable to
Speak Above Whisper.

Inability 10 speak above a whis-
per is given 10y republicans for the
failure OF James z. Goodrich. re-
publican candidate for governor. TO
make his tour through St Joseph
county Thursday. Goodrich was to
have been in South Bend for con-
ference with the g o. p. leaders in the
afternoon, but his voice kept him
from coming here.
Goodrich was TO have driven
through the county in an automo-
bile. meeting some of the farmers
and in the evening a meeting was
to have been held at Wyatt At
republican headquarters arrange
ments were made 10 send Judge +.
A. Dausman of Goshen. candidate
for judge of the appellate court, to
Wyatt in place OF Goodrich.
Will II. Hays, chairman Of the
republican state committee, was in
South Bend Thursday afternoon on
organization matters. County Chair
man Albert Slick, John G.. Yeagley
anG other republicans were sched-
uled TO hold a conference with the
state chairman.
German voters will be addressed
at the German-American hall on
Kemble av. by Austin Fuelder of
Fort Wayne, tonight. The talk will
be made in German. A. L. Martin,
who returned Thursday from In
dianapolis, +. O. Jellison and Nor
ton Hunter will speak at a meeting
at Osceola tonight
James +. Watson, republican
candidate for the senate, will speak
at the high school auditorium Sat-
urday night.
Roscoe c. Simmons of Louisville
will talk 10 the Negro voters at the
republican headquarters tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
IL YEARS IN BUSINESS
Newman Store VIII Celebrate An
nivcrsary Friday.

The 18th anniversary of the estab-
lishment Of Newman's ladies' store
i'm South Bend will be celebrated
Friday. In cOmmemOratiOn of the
event. the store announces today it's
annual anniversary bargain festival.
starting Friday and continuing for
10 days One OF The features OF
this event each year is the offer of
the management 10 make a discount
of 10 per cent on all goods sold. in
appreciation of the patronage given
since the store was opened. Spec
ial anniversary decorations have
been arranged throughout the store
Newman's store began business in
South Bend in 1904 under very mod
est circumstances. The store was
located at 1913 s Michigan St. where
il still remains. but the establish
ment occupied a small portion of
the room. During the 1 2 years. the
store has been ENLARGED many times,
and now the greatly increased space
is insufficient to hanole the business
of the concern. A. r. Mayerfeld
has been manager of the store ever
since il was established here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
POLICE ARE ASKED TO
SEEK MISSING GIRL
Tillie OtOlski OF 2O13 Linden Az,
Wa seen Last on Tuesday
Morning.

Since Tuesday morning when she
was last seen with her friend, Stella
Matela, Mis- Title OtOlski, 10 years
old Of 2O13 linden av.. has not been
home. and as far as is known has
not been seen by any of her friends
in the city.
She had been employed at the
Campbell paper box factory at the
corner Of Sample and Main SITS. and
had started 10 work with Miss
Matela of 2121 Linden av.. early
Tuesday morning IL is known that
she walked with her friend part of
the way to the factory. but neither
Ter parents nor the police who were
Informed of the disappearance on
Wednesday have been able 10 learn
of her actions later.
The following description is fur
nished by her father; Sixteen
years old, five feet six inches tall,
weight 125 pounds. blue eyes and
light brown hair. When last seen
she was wearing a blue dress. broad
red hat, short light weight grey
coat and high heeled shoes.
Mr.. Otolski said that Title has al
ways been very fond OF the movies
and that especially within the last
months she had been attending
them regularly. She had as a con-
sequence often been on the streets
late at night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
EGGS KEEP UP CLIMB
Another Cent a Dozen Added TO
Price on the Market.

Pears took another drop in price
at the city market Thursday morn
ing. selling at 65 cents, or a de-
crease of 10 cents. Potatoes con-
tinued to sell at $3.50. live old
chickens at Il cents and springers
at is cents. Eggs rose again in
price to IS cents. one cent higher
than on Tuesday. Spinach, on the
market for the first time this fall.
sold at u cents. wax beans at u
cents. cauliflower % cents. ad cab
bage two and One-half cents. onions
brought the usual price OF $1.25 "a
bushel. while lettuce and carrots
brought the same prices as on Tues
day.
About SO wagons were lined up
on the Colfax av. bridge. Producers
came late as did a fairly large
crowd of buyers. Work on Michigan
st. proved a hindrance to the farm
ers. causing some delay in getting
their produce TO the market.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
CALLS SPECIAL SESSION
Council TO Consider Sample st
School Contract Friday.

A call was sent out by Mayor
Fred Keller for a special meeting OF
the common council Friday evening
at 7:15 o'clock for the ratification Of
the contract for the erection OF the
Sample st. school house.
Plans have already been approved
for the building and they are at
present in the hands Of the build
ing department. For some time
they have been subjected TO a close
Investigation, which has not yet
been completed. Building Com
missioner Perkins stated that he ex-
pected to pass final judgment some
this this week, and a special effort
will be made 10 make the decision
public by the time of the meeting.
II is understood that +. +. Burner
vii have the contract for the erec-
ton OF the building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
FISH.

FISH.
Corrected Daily by the Eastwood FLahs
Poultry and SEA Food Market,
W. Washington AV.l
Strictly fresh caught dressed white fieh,
perch. l5Isc. round FELLOWS 1si5c. han.
but whole, 195zc; extra cuts 30.
PROVISIONS
fCOTrected Daily by D. W MucIleE. IIg
r. Jefferson BIvdD
FRUTT-Oranges. case. $3.50: selling
60c per dozen. Lemons. per case, s.. 90 I;
selling. soc per d0z-; bananas, 2ac Per
ID. selling. i0d2jc per dOz- Apples. pay
ing. S1dL2j per bu.; selling. $500 per
peek.
YECETABLES-Can paying. 2iic.
selling. s. per ID; potatoes. paying. fl.f0
a. 80 per bu-; selling. SOC peck
BUTTER AND EGGS-COuGtry Butter,
paying. 20d3Oc: selling. EH3Sc; Crea ~
cry butter. paying. S5Lc. selling. 4Oc-
Eggs. strictly fresh, paying, Goa &c. SELL
ing. 40c-