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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-28
Miscellaneous Mark cts

New York. Nov 97--Money on caH
opened al per cent: high, -: low,
1; close Most Of the days loans
were made a. per cent Time money
was firmly held
Raw sugar. weak. contrifugsls. 5SS !.
molasses. oil Refined sugar, quiet,
ene rranulated 7.50dT.bb
/ Trading opened with a rush today
on the curb, but traders executed their
order. quickly in the rise with the
result that trading edged off both IN
price and volume.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-28

sion market today IN preparation for
the Thanksgiving business Large
shipments came in steadily through
out the morning and gave promise Of
continuing through tomorrow, They
are not wanted on Cary Street after
early Wednesday morning Despite
tho fact that the market wac well
stocked, prices generally held steady,
and In many lines were abnormally
high. Outside the customary traffic
in turkeys at this season of the year
there were no specialties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-28
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

/ Wholesale quotations furnished ~ the
Bialock Fruit and Produce Co.
Richmond, Va, Nov ct. 1915
VEGETABLES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-28

Walnuts (dry). per bu.. s. u rs
WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS.
Receipts were heavy On the comma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-28
HOW TO DODGE ILL.,"
BY \. Y. POLICE HEAD

New York. Nov. 27.-"How to
dodge trouble" might well be the title
of the good advice Police Commits
sioner Arthur Woods is distributing
in 100000 pamphlets. 1000 posters
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-17
CLASSIFIED

WANTED-Woman for general
homework Phone ll0 est
no RENT-A desirable store from
September 1st Tor particulars apply TO
Charles y. Powers.
WANTED-A young read horse or
would buy complete rg. Write me
what YOU have Tor sale stating price.
Address r. o. DoX, No 81, North Ben.
nngton. 63tl
FOR SALE-S,anding the grass IN
the lot surrounding the old ST. Fran
els de Sales roctory, cat
LOSr-An old fashioned gold
brooch with cross in center, between
Gage street uad opera house. Finder
please leave at Banner once and yet
reward 6StG'
TO RENT--Thgeo furnished rooms
suitable lor light housekeepins In
Qulrc 40 West Main street G3;f'
FOR RENT-Irom Sept 8 cottas,
on ocean front all nodcn improve
monts. Apply MIA. II. NJ Richie
llumarock Beach. Mass. est
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-17
GlYCERIHE AND BARK
PREVENT kPPENDICIl Is

The simple mixture OF huckthorn
bark Rlycerine. etca known as Adler
ika astouighcs lCnuington people.
llocausc Ndlcri.Ra acts ON ROTH low.
er and upper bowel ONE SPOONFUL
relieves almost ANY CASE Constpa.
ton, sour stomach or gas. Il removes
such surprising foul matter that few
doses oftcn relieve or prevent appen.
dcitis. 4 short treatment helps
chronic stomach trouble The IN.
SLANT. easy action OF AdlcrikO Ia as.
tonishing w. l.. Gokay. druggist
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-17
NGOTnTGCN1 2
To thu Tax Payers Of the Bennington
Graded School District:

To thu Tax Payers Of the Bennington
Graded School District:
A Rate Bin has been placed IN my
hands for collection as follows
10 cents on the dollar on the Grand
li8t Of 1916.
/ hereby demand payment OF said
taxes, and notify YOU that win at.
tend at the Bennington County SAY
ngs Bank from o'clock =. m. until
4 o'clock p. m.
There win be a discount OF I per
cent on above tax If paid within 90
days.
c. II. Dewey, Treasurer.
bennington, W., July 10, 1916.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-17

while expecting success. Keep ex.
pcrtng and keep insured. and seek
the hest National life ms Co. OF
VI tMutuall Earle $. kinsley.
General Agent Mead building. Rut-
land. Vermont Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-17
Last Excursion to pIattsburu, N. Y.

The Rutland X. X. will run an eXcur.
sion to Plattsburg, n. Y, via Burlng'
ton and steamer on Sunday, August
goth, 1916, from all stations between
bennington and Shelburne inclusive.
Fare $3.50 for the round trip children
soc. For time of special train, see
small advertising flyers.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
Der Safffinn Ser 3reuafpinne.

Ser umeritanii9e 5orfaer 90. q.
8arroes bat neuerbings Stu0ien iiber
@elen uno Gebenspeiie Der Spinner
gema9t. 60 beriu9te er aud i'm 0er>
lauf ieiner Experiments, BET elmer
ameritaniI9en Nrt Der &~reu3iptnne
gu Itu0ieren. @dbreno Ser englt1@e
pbpiifer 8ops ii4 bel ieinen F9on
i'm Sabre 1880 angeftelten @erIu9en
barauf bef9rdnfte, bas Spinnenneb
nit elmer ouf u gefttmmten Stimm<
gabel in 8etpegung gu berfeBen,
tbanbte 8arroes StimmgabeIn BON
per19teoener SonbDbe uno Stro6bal=
me Don unglei9er 0ide an, bic er an
einem elettrif6en 9ummer befeitigte.
Die biermit 6erborgerufsnen SGnin=
gungen Der Deri9ieoeniten Dirt blteben
iebo9 auf Die Spinne obne ieoe Mir=
flung. @obl aber erre9te Die gering>
fte 8erii6rung Der raOidren 5Gben bes
NeBes foslei9 Die Mufmertiamfeit Der
Spinne. sic elite iofort in bic Mitte
bes NeBes unb pan0te it9 mad Der
&i4tung, aus Ser Ole StDrung fam.
9a Ole Sptnne au9 nadts boraui
reagterte u. ben it0renben Strobbalm
gu fallen berfu9te, 10 tit onaunebmen,
baB Oie Mabrnebmung bur9 bic Mu<
gen feline tpt4tige 8oQe babel Ipielt.
Mian ndbm friiber an, be6 bur9 Die
Saitbaare zines befimmten8 einpaares
Die 8etpegung oes NeBes auf bas
Sier iibertrasen nirOe. 8arroes
f9nitt besbaI6 bic SpiBen mebrerer
8eine ab unb tonftatierte babel, bnB
Die Spinne tpeber Oas NeB perIieb,
nod fonit irgenpel4e Gmpfinbung
bel un6 na4 Der Operation 3eiste.
Dte Sptnne feBt, 10 fteqte 8arross
feit, Oas NeB felbit in S&pinsunsen.
inoem tie apei Observation-Disclosures
rabidre 6dben an5iebt. SIR feiner
Saftiinn erm0sli9t es ibr, aus Der
Dirt Der S9pingungen fofrt fetau>
iteaen, OF ii9 elm 5~remofOrper i'm
NeBe befin0et ober ni9t.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
Mcncr T6ilippincn-S nIfnn.

Die pbiIippinen=SnIel Minbonuo
bat einen neueu, Oos beiBt, bisber
gdn3li9 unbetonnten Nultan ouf5us
peiIen. Del omeritoniE9e &eutnant
9onneap bat Jpn erit i'm SUM 1916
entbedt; unb tin bienitli9er 8eri9t
Don ibm iogt Oariiber II. a.:
uQluf elmer Mustunbungs : Sour
nit elmer SruppenzM bteilung, BON
&opaoo aus norOpeItIi9 0ur9 Die
(9roBenteils nod Iebr tpenig erfOrf9>
te) piogaDungan : 9~ebirgstette fam
iG in Si9t zines o%ttipen @uI<
fans, pel9er, allen Qn3ei9en mad
gu i&lisBeu, erit gan5 OOr tur5em
einen Musbru9 gebabt batte, inter
Tntlabung Dultanif9er Af9e uno
unter Hau9s Ooer JlammenzG rfGei>
nungen.
Sos lGBt ii9 aus Der Satfa9e
entnebmsn, OaB Dos son3e 2aubpsrt
auf ben 8ersieiten, brei MeiIen na9
SiiooIten gu, gang tpie bon Slam
men ober beiBem Rou9 Ober giftis
gem @os berIengt, uno oaB Die @os
nz9egetotion BON @ras linb &rd,i>
tern teilpeile 3eritOrt mar. Die
Stengel tparen nod iibrig g~e6lieben,
uno bic berientten gldtter batien
ibre Sorm nod betpabrt. Ser &usz
bru9 mar jebenfans neu genug, bab
Der 8inO bic gebre9Ii9en lleberreite
bes berbrannten 2aubtperts ni9t
sinmal ~peggebIofen oOer aerft0rt
bate"
reber oiefen einen Nusbru9 oes
@ultdns binaus f9einen ii9 Die
TorI9ungen 9onnellbs ni9t eritrsdt
gu BADEN; unb es pGre niinf9ensz
inert, gera0e 6ieriiber nod etpos
mebr in @~rfa6rung Su brin9sn.
MOgli9erpeiie tDnnen @eDlogen bic
@sI9i9te oieies @uItans ouf Sahr>
bunDerte 5uriid berfolgen. Cine fe>
fonbere @efabr btlbet Der 8uItan
ni9t, ba bic 9egenb peitbin obne
menI9li9e Sieolungen 1T.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
0os @orbtfb.

9as @orbtlb. sic: Sd
finbe es Ionoerbar, buB infer nsuer
Chauffeur NIT ben Oienitboten gIel@
.3ont unb Streit ~be9onnen bat!
Gr: Marum ni9t? 9u 9alt ibm
bod BEL Der 4ufnabme ielbit ouf bic
Seele gebunOen, it9 in alien 9ingen
1trens nod Dir gu ri4ten.
- Mie eSIam. a.: nQSte, ou
par1t au9 einmal berlobt9 uno aus
nel9em @runOe 1T es ni3t CUR 9ei>
rat getommen9"
g.: .@@, bas par 70: @ie i'd
outs Stanbesomt Iolen bdtt', bin i9
mir por6er Wlut antrinten gegdngen.
Na, uno bann bin i9 balt i'm Wirtsz
baus unb iie 1T am @tanoesamt fiBen
g~eblieben".
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

Wenn mad oes 2ebels BOT un0 Streit
Ser quite Biirger nit De- Seit,
@pu Wiih un0 Gorge nbgebebt,
Gid enDlid NAL our ylbe Iebt
(Sofern er als rangierter damn
9ies iiberbaupt Iib lei1teu tanu),
Sraet er 5undAit lid: ~gSie unp tpo
Mtnb ids 5unddlt min CONNIE II faut!
limb peiL Sic StnDt linn ldn9it ell
@raus,
Srdngts i'm 5umeiit gum Sor binais.
gud benz 8u6ifer Setter Sleeper
@ar fem Wetier 1hon LANCE iiber,
Limb zines Su0es rief CT aus:
sd bab' ienlld. g1u nber rnusl"
Worauf Der @lte tur3erbanb
Gin nettes 2nno6auS fiA ~eritdno,
60 ems, auf oas er LANCE brannte
1lno oas er ~Biepers Stub" be-
ndnnte.
SEA, anfanss 9in9s Senn audi ioio.
rWsan ipir0 bod ieines 2ebens frob",
Gpra6 8eter T..eper quietlGber9nii9t,
vSBenn auf Der Qdrenbaut nan lie9t,
limb iid, bon feinem @ait geniert,
GelbIt nit 'ner @eiBen reg1liert".
Sod zines Cages mar Germ Sleeper
Mit einemmaL Die Nu9e iiber,
9n er aetpobnt man6 liebes Sabr
YIN Mrbeit, &ra9 uno Srubel mar.
Or farfte 6ruaa na1 8oGen f1on
Siir's Saus elm mddt'9. : @rammopbon,
&as linn bon fri Bis IN Die Nadt.
Seioioelbrm, @Stuiifs madt.
8ie er emit nit Der @dite SroB
Sn ieiner &neipe iie genoB.
Sod tuie6er zines Cages fan6
Sraii Sleeper audi, baB auf benz 2ana,
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

Ser beIeibiete Bud :
boIter. .nNein. cine iol4e Be-
i4impfung IaiIe i'd mir ni4t bieten.
IS 1T unerb0rt. tOas mein prin5ipal
mir beute angetar bat! Ni4t cine
Setunbe riibr' i4 mebr ben Singer
fir biefen &erl!"
naber, berubise bid bod. S9aB!
Was bot er Dir benn ansetan2"
r@ntlafen bat er midi"
= 8agatellfa4e. 5rau Gu
ibrem @atten. Ger perreifen MIN:
Mirit bu mir aud treu bleiben, @b=
gar? = Ou f9nei9it? - . f4nOre
mir's!
NKeTor: lber, Sinh - fpegen
10 'ner 2appaIie bon bier @o9en
miro man bod ni9t gIei9 f4p0ren
-lafen!
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
Riinitli6e Dail9 in Syapan.

Dos in Sapan pesen bes bort
berrf4enben MangeIs an &iiben f9on
LANCE attuelle problem Der Mil9<
armut puroe nlnmebr mud Ben 8e>
ri4ten enslif9er 8Idtter snbsii1tig
our9 bic aagemeins @infibruns elmer
tiinftli9en Mil9pirtf9aft selDft.
Diefe &unftmil9 pirb aug ben aud
BET uns betannten S~oiabobnen bergez
felt. Die 8obnen tDerben 10 lanse gez
to9t. Bis bic GliBisfeit peiB miro.
oann fiigt man 3uder unb phosphate
BON pottaf4e Bel, Biz bas gauge Sc
menge an Oide unb Sarbe Der se>
tp0bnli9en tonbeniierten Mil9 slei9t.
Our9 9in3ufiigen bon Dafer erbdlt
man cine Mil4, bic ii@ taum bon
Dem notiirli9en proSutt unteri@eiben
foa.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

Cine treue SeeIe. @nd<
bige: nSOnDerbar, 9err Rorporal,
Sic paren bod Der @eliebte meiner
friiAeren &O4in, unb ieBt finbe i4
sic BET Der neuen pieber?"
%, i@ bite, snaOise Srau fiib=
rem eben cine gu CUTE Rii4e".'
= @ein erter @ebante.
DIANA: pSieb nur. Grib9en. tpie bic
Goloenen Sterne funteln!"
GriB4en (Sobn zines Supeliers):
Sinh Die audi e9ta1
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
@ematIla. 0ausfrau {;

= @ematltd. 9ausfrau (5u
Dem a6gebenben OientmdO4en)
.@Ott iei Dant, CAP i'd sic pieoer
los bin. Sn Der Dier5ebn Sugen, Die
sic BEL mir pareu. babe i'd mid
mebr gedrsert, ais lonit i'm gan5en
Sabr!"
DienItmdO9en (gutmiitig): nNu,
Mabame, bebsnten sic ober aud,
mas sic fir einen i90nen 9eiprd9s>
itOff in Sbrem ad4iten &affestrdn5-
den baben".
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

SIN @ifer. .Dur4 ben po>
liaeibunb fino mir auerlt auf Die
Spur bes 2aters sefommen, uno an
Der 9anb Dieies 9unoes peroe t4
bepeilen, oaB Der 4nsetlagte oteler
Eater mar.
Orudtehler. (glus einem
&oman). Der ansetlagte Gbef oes
Warenbauies erleidterte bur4 elm
Seitdnonis iein f4u n obelaoenes Sc
niKsn.
Mertpiirbig. Der Boz
ron bon Oonnerlpe9t bat pieoer Bed
aebabt. Gben mar Der @eri4tspou<
5ieher Bel ibm".
.Sa, unbesreifIi9; bat Der
Msann .einen 70 tOlohalen Stammz
baum uno tarn bod auf teinen grii=
men 3peis tommen".
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

SroB oieIer id0nen 9u0eIet.
gu 3tpei eS Dpd1 re6t trtlte Iet.
Mprauf i'm eriten Wfonat ldbor
Sic alsbalD ibren Sd)piegerIobn
Mus &ot1denbroDe luo gu @alt,
Sir cine ldn9're Sommerralt.
9tntilrIi9 lam Der iunge Mdt1n
Mit Meib un0 &inoern 1dleuniglt an,
I'm ii1 in DYieperS Hub" BET Yti1tternI
umlonit NAL griiu0li9 burd5ufuttern.
unD Do er mulifalii1 mar =
CT ipielte 3:ebbarmonita =
60 bra6te Dieier &roneniobn
ne Iolde nit neblt @rammpp6on,
9as nit benz nilDern ~ es tpnr nett -
Midbt 1hledt rnIarnte I'M Die @ett.
&rei 8o@en ipGter fam = Ell ipeib -
Sic 3eit beg S6ieenfelts berbet,
unb Dieies nnbm iuit Dor Der Sir
Srn uYiepers &ub" iein ~Sauptquartier.
9as mar ein 2eben ma, ib la9el =
9ie S6ieRerei Die lan9en Sage,
S%ron1peten, Srummeln AUDI nidJt o6ne,
8a5u nod 5tpal5ig @ramnepbone,
SiinftauieaO Wenlden auf Dem 8ummeI
SSnmitten 0ieleS 8~uoenrummeI.
nnb audi in Heter Yiepers Saus
SITS i6redIiH-leyJis Der Suno reiR&
aus -
Sic 8uben titen ieSer5eit,
@ns Wd9blein in Der Hiege sbreit,
l1nb Der 8err G6ipiegerIobn = ei ia -
Spielt itramm Die 3iebharmonifa.
Sod, nunberbarI Sci an Dem Soil
SITS GERM nno aud Srau gieper ipobI.
Stun fiblen ploblih ale 5ipei, ,
Sab 2drm fir iie 8eoiirfnis let
Wergniigt idau'n iie benz Sreiben 5u: E,
.Ss ct mid idccn in rTtepers Supp"
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
u nnncnetm,s WttteI.

Ser Scrr 8aron bat iriagt all @eiu.
@r foit't un0 lpri' 20 Soft,
sos Is a Beinerll Ieincr Seel' =
Sra trintat sIci' + 3 &oO'l"
Gein 9iener b6rt's init Ill uno id9t
3u Itd Oann in iein' Gunner:
rSm = oie Soce is pirtli gudt;
WSt a'freut cb 8 Sebeu .'in;merl"
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

Fiber, Suite, 6egreiff bu benin
ai4t, baB mir ben 4ntrag bes Serrn
Or. S4ula ni4t ~a6peiien tOnnen.
Ou muBt Jpn onitonOsbalber i@on
beira:en."
vNber, Mama, Better @uitaD unb
i9 lieben- uns bod 10 ie3r, unb i'd
Derfpra9 ibm, feline 5rau gu tper=
ben."
rIa, unb2 Sbr feib bsibe jung,
unb Bis @utaD feline Gramina se<
ma9t unb cine 4nitelung bat. bift
bu oo9 ldnsit pieber sei9ieoen."
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

nibou fpdr bas DANCE aud eenug
Gd5erIeis. @ife O., i9 bubn einis
ves for ole 9i3Sis gu pIiele, fpenn i9
aud nod 10 gut peiB, baB i9 botet
eepDbnIi9 ins JettnGpp6e trste bubn,
fpomit i'd perbIeipe Sbne Sbrn lie
tper
PbtGtpp Soueramper.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
Gin nnaufrieben ne +

Gin un3u ne +.
&elner: nWie finoen sic bic por<
tionen unb Die preiie BEL uns9"
@a5t: .Ote portionen biirften
f9pn gr0Ber iein, tpenn nur bic prei<
Ie aud tleiner pdren".
Der proB. .'s Bier bat
mir Der neue Oottor perboten, neil
i9 magentrant ipdr'! Son Soipt!
Mls Oh id ipas anberes als Wein
trdnt'!"
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

nSa, Stiff, pO8u bringit mir benn
Orei @las auf unmOl? S 4ab' bod
nur an an3iges b'itOGt."
$50, i9aun's. / bab' bait bentt,
tpo3u Denn sit piele 2auferei. Der
9err 5ipfel iouFt bod 10 f4nen 9in<
ternanO, OaB ii@ ans gar not
lpbnt!!"
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

~ 49, 1 R"H
ger genomine, ME
Id geOentt ben, bie>
for, Dab i'd piooer
einisermabe in E
bielenOes S4ebp GEE
peie fin. Die &ias
3ic, mas meme Nlte
IS. bic is Diel I9neIs
Ter oriptper enaus
gepeis; iie is eff
3ohrs ouA nit 10
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

MabrfAeinli4. Batter
(5u ieinsm ituOierenoen So9n):
rWas, ben neuen, teueren Wlnterrrd,
ben i'd DIR getault batte, palt ou per-
isBt? Na, Do bait Ou bod boffent>
lid 0as @elo in Die Spartaiie getraz
gen."
= Cute Musreoe. nAber,
9err Duielberser. i'd bab' Sbnen ia
bod nur our 9dlftr sepdhertea Wein
erlaubt. unb nun trinten Sic ibn
pur!"
., 9err DottOr, 3 WuRer trint'
i9 1pdter einmal BET @elegenbsii
na@!"
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

@aft: .Sie brinsen mir ia ben
&affee in Der llntertahe?A
.Sa, Sic babeG bod nRaffee ner<
tebrt" beitelt!!"
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
Ofrmrr adDreibebrirf GFs
1biIipp ~5anrrampfrr.
1901.

gaein Iieber 6crr aeoodtiondr:
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

~ IS bat Oo9 ldns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
DISCUSSIONS CHIEF
SUBJECTS OF BOARD
Little Action But Many Words
Feature Public Works
Meeting.

Two lengthy discussions were the
principal topics considered by the
board of public works when it met
in the mayors Office Monday morn
ing. The first was on the question
of a shorter day or rather more
time off for employees of the city
water and electric department and
the other was on the question of a
monthly haul away of old cans.
Pres't T. 3. McDonough brought
up the first matter and maintained
that the working conditions were
not of the best. claiming that a II
hour day. seven days in the week
was too long. Supt. A. r. Klein
said that the men we're satisfied and
that when they wanted time of
they usually got it. City Controller
Walter Michael said that 1t was a
matter which should be left entire
ly 10 the superintendent and that
the board should not interfere. II
finally wound up with the boards
dropping all discussion on the sub
ject.
Health officer Strubbe brought
the question of a monthly cleanup
OF old tin cans before the board and
after lengthy discussion of the affair
the board decided that action in the
matter could not be taken by them
but should be considered by the
council as il would necessitate
changing of the ru bbish and ash
ordinance.
City Atty. r. III. Jernegan report
ed on the matter of the remon-
STRANGE against the Logan St. as
sessment and action was deferred
until next Monday when the matter
comes up for final hearing. The
remonstrance which says that many
of the steps are illegal in the pro-
ceedings was filed by the Northern
Indiana Realty Co, through their
attorneys McInernys, Yeagley and
McVicker.
July3 was set for the date on
which remonstrances on the +.
Fourth ST., sewer improvement
would be received. A plat of Hoses
first addition TO the city of Mish-
awake was received and was rati-
fed by the board. The boundaries
are as follows. Margaret St, on
the east; Broadway St. on the
south; the Grand Trunk tracks. on
the north; and Seeberger's Broad
way addition, on the west.
City Clerk Joseph de Lorenzi re-
ported that he was in receipt of a
letter from the c. S. Il. & y. /. Ry..
saying that they had referred the
matter Of patching their portion of
| Lincoln way to their roadmaster
who would confer with the city
street commissioner. The clerk
was. authorized to notify the com
pany that the contract for the re-
surfacing Of Lincoln way would be
let next yer to give the company
plenty of time TO order their rails
for their part of the Improvement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12

lean flag and the Dodge band At
the rectory ATTY j. W SCHNEIDER.
III behalf Of the parish. congratu-
lated Dean MOench ON his anniver-
sary and presented him with
handsome gold watch. Rev. Moench
then gave a brief talk, in which ne
expressed his appreciation and graf
itude 90 the Pensioners for the
kindness shown him.
An entertainment will be given
by the Sacred Heart society in st.
Joseph's hall this evening in honor
Of Father Moench
The subject OF this sketch was
born in Freudenberg. Baden. He
came 10 the United States in 1867.
landing in New York From there
ne went 10 Avilla, Ind, where ne
made his home with Rev. Father
Duehmig for one one year In 1869
he went TO Milwaukee. Wis, and
entered the St Francis seminary.
where ne completed his preparatory
studies for the priesthood and was
ordained BY Bishop Dwenger. June
Il. 1876. and installed as assistant
pastor at Avilla. in connection with
which charge he also ministered TO
several smaller congregations in the
northern part OF the state. He was
the ntransferred TO Fort Wayne.
where for eight months he was as
sistant at the cathedral In 1879
ne took charge of the congregation
at Lebanon until 1882. when he
returned 70 Fort Wayne In Feb
ruary, 1888, he was transferred TO
Plymouth and had charge of the
Plymouth parish and the Bourbon
congregation. In 1903 he was as
signed pastor of St JOseph's Cath
Ole church in this city. During his
pastOrate in Mishawaka. the local
congregation has made splendid
progress, both spiritually and finan-
cially. Under his management the
local church was freed from debt
and consecrated oct. %, 1912, by
Right Rev. Herman Joseph Alder
ing, bishop of the diocese of Fort
Wayne.
Father Moench is we'll known in
this city and has a large circle of
friends here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
PEACE DECLARED
AT LkUMAN HOME
Well Known Farmer Says
Tanlac Easily Defeated
Forces of General
Bad Condition.

Anderson. Ind. June liz Every
thing is different AZ my house since
Tanlac has been used Robert Law
man. a well known Madison County
farmer who ives on Rural Route
40 g. Anderson. recently said.
MY wife suffered from kidney
and bladder trouble several months
AIr Iauman continued. she was
bedfast nearly sixteen weeks. Pains
resulting from Inflammation or the
brain almost drove hcr insane. From
I40 pounds when she was taken
sick. she quickly lost weight until
she weighed only So pounds. She
also was nervous and couldn't sleep
and stomach and bladder trouble
caused her great pain.
Since she began taking Taniac.
Mrs Lauman. who Is "a years old.
has gained weight and strength
every day. she seems like a differ
ent woman. For the first time in
sixteen weeks she is able 10 sleep
peacefully. The gas has disappear
ed from her stomach, tho nervous
ness has been relieved and the ter
iible headaches occur no more.
She expects 10 continue the use
of Tanlac. for. she told me. that Il
had done her more good than
any other medicine and that she
expected it TO make her as well and
strong as she ever was in her life.
Such strong testimony as 10 the
merits Of Tanlac. the Master Medi-
cine. is being heard every day. Tan
lac. is especially beneficial for stom-
ach. liver and kidney troubles. ner-
vousness, rheumatism. loss Of appe-
tite, coughs. colds and the like
Tanlac is sold exclusively In Mish-
awake at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
NnsHAwAKA PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Mckinley and
son, Francis, are visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Jacob Klaer, 231 Z. Ninth
st. is i'll.
Mrs. John Broccus of Buchanan,
Mich. and her daughter, Mrs. Lulu
Dutton of Chicago and her son, Bert
BrOccus of Detroit, Mich, motored
to Mishawaka Sunday and visited
with Miss Matte Brown.
o. Z. Lang is spending a few days
at his cottage at Klinger lake
Mr.. and Mrs. George Florin have
returned to their home in Grand
Rapids. Mich, after spending a few
days visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. Minnie Miller has returned
from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Wilke of Elk
hart spent Sunday with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Wilke, PA Z. First st.
.. a. Hans and family, Lincoln
way E.. are visiting with relatives in
Bremen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
DRIVEN INSANE BY
6. O. P. CONVENTION
Edward BadSIey of Benton Harbor
Loses His Mind
again.

News Times Special Service.
BENTON HARBCR. Mich. June
12.-Nisfortune has again visited
Edward Badgley. twice in 1905 and
1910. committed To Kalamazoo hos
pital for the insane The unfortu-
nate man yesterday suffered mental
relapse and is again 10 bee sent t. the
state hospital This time he became
unsettled because of interest I'M the
Republican national convention.
Badgley. when taken bv officers at
his home south OF this city. laborel
under the impression that he was a
delegate-at-larse TO the convention
and in an effort TO save the party
was willing to accept amy man big
enough" 10 nominate somebodv 10
beat Wilson. He is confined i'm the
insane ward of the county Jail pend
ing an official investigation OF his
case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
REV. DEAN HOENCH
OBSERVES JUBILEE
Solemn Services Mark For
ten anniversary of
Priesthood.

Rev Dean Louis A. Moench OBJ
served his ruby jubilee TO the priest
hood. Sunday, az ST. Joseph's Cath
Ole church. At 10 O'Clock ne was
escorted to the church by a process
sion consisting OF a cross bearer,
acyolites. the Holy Name society,
st. Joseph's society, 40 little boys
in white. and the clergy. Solemn
high mass was celebrated with
Dean Moench as celebrant. Rev. y.
r. Besinger, Rensslear. a. deacon ;
J. +. Bleckmann. sub deacon. and
Rev. Edward BOney as master of
ceremonies. Rev. Father Frank
Jansen Of Elkhart preached a splen-