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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

Die ogtor0OeiItl9e g[lgenieine Set
tltng~ ent6dlt cine ie6r mlsfiibrIicbe
0litt6eiIrng iiber oic 8c6onolung
oelltider SoIoaten 6ilr9 fran5oiil6e
Sruppen, Die pie folet be9inilt:
Seit Dem 8eginn Oes ariegeS 6at
Die oeltti@e 9feeierung nadJ Stoff itno
eSnbalt reiHboltiges Dioteriol geiants
melt, aus Dem ii9 creiebt. in ipie IN,
menihlidD rober itno rieoertrdHtigcr.
glrt oenti6e SolOaten bcbanOelt nor.
ben iinO, Die oos llngliid battet iils
bic @epalt bon iran5oiiibcn @eercs-
angeborigen 81 geratben. llmfang.
rei1e glftenbdnOe ge6en 3eilgniB DON
@epolttboten al pebrloien tbeiImeile
i9lperoeripiinoeten 0erticben Seeres.
angeborieen. Meudlerii9e S0Otltng
BON @efangenen, plonmdBige Grntor-
oung bon Debrloien @ieniben eraii.
fame 8eritiinmelling bon llngliidli-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
glnS bcm Snneren NlarblunO's muS
ben aHsreu5cuOem Gtaaten.

3mei 8r6noe an einent
&nge.
Ser @eidGftstbeil bon Cambridge,
D1o., inuroe BON olpei groBen Sen,
ersbriiniten beimgeilbt. g9dbrenO
Der glocbt bonn Samitog arf Sonn-
TAG brad Gin 5euer in einem 9leben-
gebditOe Der 6irma g9. q. Seorn &
Sobn mls, ltn6 troBOent Die 6euer-
mebr olornlirt tpuroe, bronnten ins
nerbolb iDeniger W1inuten elm babies
Duseno Sbuppen rno @oorenb1u.
fer nieoer, ga ale aus Sola eebaut
paren puroen iie IN fiir8er 8eit elm
&oub Ser SIan1nen, ipobei g8. st..
Searn & Sobn opei @oorenbGllier
rno peribieoene fleinere S6uppen
ioull1t Snbalt berloren; Der S6ooen
belduft iid oiif iiugefGbr $1,000. 6.
SO. Sfinner & Bro. berloren eilt Ga
gerbaus ion1nt Snbalt; gerluit
$500. 9ie ltnite0 Stores GonponD
nerlor 8lpei 2ogerbGrlier iamnlt sSns
boIt; Der @erluit belGuft it6 oilf I'm.
gefGbr $780,. gLnt glndntittog bro6
Elm Teuer I'M @orOertbeil oes Gam
bridge 9luoitoriitrt oiis. 9os @eb1li-
De mar aus &ol5 gebolit itno mar in
fur3er 3eit Elm 0foub Der 6lonmen.
GoS 6euer perbreitete iid5 roib nuf
ongren5enoe @eb1uoe iino in fitr5er
8eit ipltroen nahfolgen0e Sduier
bon oent Seiler berniAtet; g[nbor
grano Semoenfdbrif, @erluIt 500.
600; GombriOge gluoitoriitnt Ser
hift $4,000; Deone's 2eibItoll, Ser.
luit $4,000; Morbel's aoitbous, Ser
litit rngefdbr $4,000.
Cine 8robibitipns Ser.
ammlung.
@ei elmer I'M 5reien abgeboItenen
robibitionsberlanunIung al Gbeps-
billie, ni1t melt bon Sogerstopt
N1O., puroen Die Heoner lino beion-
oers 9topmono s. Sinifboiier bon
S1eerstopn ser 9ern0e cine gnipro-
DE belt, bon unbefarnten 8erionen
nit faulen Giern @euliiie luto Stei.
nen beporfen. Ga6 elmer fur5en In.
terbredlng uurOe oie @eriammIllne
fortgeiest uno Serr Sunfbaltier fiibr-
tc ieinc &eoe 5u @noe. 9lls Die geo.
ner Die StaOt oerIieBen tpurOe elm
ueiterer gIneriff attf iie eenodt nit
SdieBmaterial oerlelben Sorte. Die
geiuobner Der StaOt iino iebr entrii-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25


ino Sabrifen arbeiten iolen ga oie
20bne aIs gI6n5eno biueeitellt iuer.
Sen. Iie 92eger ioaen oie 9l6se aus.
fiiuen, III relden oringefiS 9lrbeiter
Derlongt uerOen, ltno 10 Dem 9[rbei-
termangel i'm gloroeh dBBelfen.
aleronorid gebt troden.
@tmft 8ip0If ltbr g1a1ts am 30.
Sftober itbIieBen idnlmtliGe @ait-
ipirtbidaften un6 Spirituoien.@e-
ihdfte in glleranoria, nodoem Elm
oiesbe8iiglides @eies in Ser Se9isla-
tiir angenoninen uno bonn @ouper'
nerr Stuart utlter8eiGnet iporoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

rd6 0cm @ri6icBcn Scr 9lrtiaeriiteu
gciangcn gcnonmen baben.
llntcr 3u5ieblmg Ocs Obcrita6S-
nrjtcS Or, Q. ais 9olmcti6cr, ios
mic lmtcr 3u6iilfcno6me OeS marof-
fanii@au (Seion9cnen Nlobasrc Bel
baIiin crfldrtc Ocr @clme0en
SSd5 gcbe 5u, bic ooiIti6eu g(rtiacs
riitcu nit cridoiicn 81 6aben. SD
mar Oa5u dc5mnngcn (iorcc), weil mir
mein Captain nit 9iameu Gbcpelau
oen 8efebl bier5u crtbeilt battc, Oh.
mobl mir geicben botteu, oaB Die
9cuti6cn ii6 crse6en 6atteu.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25


Sin onoerer 8euoe ioete ii6er &or
gdnge, Die er am 25. Septem6er 1915
nab Ginno6me zines @robens Ourb
sic 6ron3oieu crle6te, 8oleeuOes ous:
n@oS bon oen Manui6often nod Ieb.
te, trot otf gefe6l Oes Sberlieite-
uonts 81. in @ruppeufolonne an, i'm
in @ciangenidoft gefiibrt 5u merOcu.
@leiner SHdbing nod iperOei eS int
9on5en 40 Nlann geipeien iein. Sic
8on5oIen croffueten MN ouf ms
pebrlos oaite6enoeu 2eilte auf @onl-'
manOo eines Gorgcicsten Oh cs eih'
Giii5ier gcpcien it, fonnte i@ nibt
crfenrcu 0os 6cuer. gStr liefcn
ouScinonOer uu0 ic6 ficl Ourb anie-
i6iB oerIebt in eiu @ronotlo6. Goil.
BORT aus inb id, pic sic 5roi5nieitl
sic am @oDen lie9cn0en @ermlnoetcn
0urd S6lagc NIT Oenp @clpc6rfol6en
lmO Grrten nit 0en 6iiBen pollcHOS
tooteten. @}einer Mcinunq nadb bin
i6 Der cilBig lleberlc6en0c Qbeps
lielltenant S. muB meiner lle6er5cll-s
guns nod) Bel Oieier @clegen6cit bon
ben 6rau5oicn cerid1oiicn woroeN-
iein.
llebcr 8or9dnge ou 5. Sftober
1915, Die li6 bel Der llebergo6e ei-
ner 9otteric oblpielten Iieet cine
iebr oisfii6rli6c 8efunoung oes
9(rtiaerie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Or. gilt-
Oolf 8 Dor. gSir geben oormls
oos gta6iolaenOe iuieoer: RI
n9bcrlieutenont g8 !. trat beroor
mo crflGrte Dem Offi5ier, ser ctiDos
0euticb iprod, Die ltcbereobc Der
9utteric. @Gbreno ct nod init oenls'
ielben berbonoelte, umiteIltc lms Gin
Gbeil Der Gurfos, oas geiponnte @e.
peDr I'M 9lnidIog; Der dnoere ltiir5tc
iiH, obne ooB Der Gerni9 oes Diff
5iers, iie ooron 5u binoern, @rfolg
bottc, oiif oic Monni6often, perliger,
nod @offen ols no6 @ertbeeget.
itdnoen 5t hi1en. 0icie nitbt geroOe
6eboglibc Situation mur0e ploblid
ilnterbro1en inoem iutiere Wuun.
iGaften tbeillpeiie in elmer &eibe olf.
QeiteQt muroen lin0 0ie SlirfoS 8us
riidtrotef gliti ooS &onlnonoo o9lt-e
tention" oes Offi6icrs fradten aus
fauut 3ebn @ietcr @ntfprnung bic
S9iiiie, uno mir oae, 0rei Sffi5icre,
lino oier5ebn aononierc, lanfen port.
los 5u 9ooell. 9eioe aamerooat
Sberlieutenont g8 ... iuO 2ieitte.
nant opn IS !. ltnmittel6or in mei-
ncrgiobe, icbienCn mir 5uGoOc getrof.
fen; bon Den Olannibniten it6Bnte,
bemcgtc unO ri6tete li1 nod man
der auf. SD iel6lt erbielt bel Dieiem
criten Moroen einen StreiflHuB am
liiifeh &hie, Do nod einen 5ibeiten
fam id ni6t nit 8eltinntt6eit idgcn.
gSieoer begann 0os Yliinoern mo
muroc nod cine gon5e 9iei6e bon
@talen ouf uns eelboiiet big oic
9eitien fir cinioe 8eit oeri6wonoen.
9olO ieoob fom eit &rupp (bieleidt
fiinf bis ic6s) nieoer olrdm6te oic
Sai6en nabm an iid, pos er &C.
bralbcn fonnte, rnO iboB ouf 0en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

den @erpunOeten robe 92iB6anO.
lung eebdiiige @eleioiguua un6
i6amloie 8liinoerung 6e5ei6uen ole
Spuren oeS fran50iiiden $cere8, 70
oft iein g9eg ben Der oelltiheu GrIp-
pen freiBtc.
9ie no9iolgenoen 3euSenOerncb.
mlin9en lmo Meloungen ~ MIR eiu
fleiner Gbeil OeS gelamncltcn Sc
meismoteriols legcu Olcs init ers
i6redenoer 0eutli6teit oar. 8eion.
oers 6eroorge6o6en o6er muB perDen
ooB Die @rouianfeiten nidt etpo BON
for6igen 8ruppen oQein ionoern ou6
bon 0cn europdiihen fran50iii6en
Soloatcn begangeu porOen iino, ino
oaB ben 9tnrei5 itno ben glniporn 5ii
0ieien &erbre6eu gum S6eilc fron50.
iii6c 0fii5ierc gege6en 6obeu. @S
miro oieies elm eioiger S6onOiled iiir
0os fron5oiii6e Seer bleibcn.
Songe bat man iib IN Derlti6lano
geitrdubt ale oieie SHau0t6aten be-
fonrt 5ii geben. 9}a6oem a6er Die
froa50jiidc @reiie Oiir9 maBloie Ser.
leimouneen geeen 0alti6Iono I'M.
mer oelltliher sic 9l6iidt crfenneu
lieb, oen 0ellti1en gfamen i'm 9lus.
IanOc iDitemotiid 5u crnieorigen, ia,
5u cntipiiroigen iino oac 8eoenfen
5urildgeiteaf iporOen. @nolic6 ioll
oller gclf ec5eiet luerOen, ooB frons
3oiii6e &llltur luiO @lenlblidfeit
ni6ts ipeiter lit, ais Bro6lerei rno
@igenlob, imo oaB mobre @}enidlid-
felt nidt 3lt iillOen 1T Bel einent Sol.
fe, 0dS in perblenOetent SaB ii6 ielblt
oacr WleniAenmiitoc entGllBert fat.
SSii eineu @rotofoll iogt ein 0eut.
Ider GeierOiit mrs, oaB CT on 9. Sep
tender 1914 ais @crpitnoeter mitans
geie6eu pie eii fron3oiilder Sffi5ier
5pei pe6rloie Genti6e nie0eridoB.
SD babe ge60rt 0oB cr 5nerit etipoS
iogte, fonnte eS aber nid)t oeritebeu.
Damn Bat CT ieinen 9leDoloer Dem ci.
nen Oic6t bor Die liufc @rliit ge6olten
ilnO o69efeucrt. Cen auall babe icb
geb0rt; tnitf Den SdirB lit Der Niann
iofort 5uiomniengeilnnfcn mo ibien
mir to0t 5u Iein 9tabOem Der cinc
imgenlnfen mar, bot eS Ser Sffi5ier
nit Oem auOeren gerdOc 10 geinadlt.
g(u6 i6m bot er oen 6ebolper Oidt
Dor sic liufe 9ruit gebolten imo 70
abgeidoiien, porauf Der Nlonn lant.
los 8uiammenbraG Sdj ielbit itono
3uei bis Orei 0ieter BON Oen beiOcn
nieoergeiGoiienen 2ellteu entfernt"
Sin onoerer Griabrierbiit befim.
oct, oaB CT am 8. Wtoi 1915, ais eiu
SGiiengtoben bon Dlaroffanern,
3udocn hno 8urfos getommen por,
8olgcnOus erlc0t; SD babe oeittli4
Igelebcn, luie oie &eriulnoetelt bic am
9oOen ldgen iobolo iie irgenwie nod
cin Se6ens3ciHen bon iib guben bon
ieuea erito6cn inO ausgeraubt iultr.
ben llebcr6aupt ibeint ibnen OieS
Oas g8idtigite geueien 81 fem Oenn
cs iuor Oos eritc, mas iie t6nten, an
itott Iid in Der Stellung eiu5uriAtcn.
sic Idonteu feiuen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
ann q. 5knnrnuurk

9eiprcher init Der Tie Sem 8riioer
pie6cr III Iein pGterlidcs.
Grbteil uerbolfen bate. 90 iagtc iic
init iiiBiniirem @eiicbt: o@eipiB, ia,
gleicb, liebes N}utterdell" glIs lic
ober NIT Dem tpormen llnibluatic6e
iuieoerfom uno gum 8cbeiie ibrer
Siiriorge nod 0ie ipciten @ulnrni.
galciden riitgebro1t botte, Ittoblta
lie pieOer in alter Seiterfcit gSenn
bic Whitter iiH ettuo einbiloetc, lic
mare ibr geipobien, Damn miii3tc lie
lhon Inn Elm gut Seil friiber altfs
iteben @o5u botte lie oenn ibrcn
Observation-Disclosures? @enn er i'm.
itanee mar, Oie glusfertiqilna scr
glustueiilnesoroer al bei1leuligen,
fonite er ieinen @influB ou9 c6cnio-
gut in Der entgegengeiebten 9li6tuuq
allfbieten. 60 elm SbriftItiif tonute
gan8 gut einntal fir cine g9eile o6,
bonoen fonlnten aus BcrIcben nd.
tiirlid) II imO penn es ipieoer 5unt
8orIdeiit fam, iporen ole 9(itsmcis
illngen DieIlei6t Idngit nidt ueBr
Mp0el -
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aOfaI6eridte aus @aI6iuatuH.
NeffentIihes 8 erh6r.

GeffentIihes 8erb6r.
Tic Diitrifts.Gommiiidre meroeu
saaie Elm oifentIi6es gerbor Inn 10
llbr I'M Bureau ser Gonniiiare I'M
1iitritts-@e6dnOe ob6alten, III iuel-
dem Die 5roge ser 3uloiiine oifcnt.
lidber Eon3lofole in @o6noiltriften
erortert merOen ibiro. glQe bieran
intereiiirten 9erionen neroen gebe.
ten iidj 8it Oem @erbor ein5itfinoen.
Gurd Gas oet0Otet.
sSu cinem GinIteigelod, ipolelbIt
Scr @osorbeiter 6reoerid q. Gam,
27 Sabre alt, ein glngeitellter Der
@aoreeioipn Sos 2igbt SO. cine 9le.
parotur an Ser 80. StroBe uno Selin.
ole Noa0 boruebmen iolte, puroe
2olp BON @aiep ii6erm6ltigt unO fono
ieinen 600. sSm llriberiitdts.Soipi-
tai wobiit Den @lonn nod ieiner 9Iui.
iinorHg gebrdHt nitroe, fonl1te MIR
uofh iein GoO beit6ti0t iperoen Gam
miroe BON 5wei apoeren glngelieQten
scr @eie1lhaft aufeeiunOen, bic, oa
Ct iiberlange fort bIieb lao feinen
8eribt iiber feline g(rbeit o6geItattet
bate, aitsgeIqnot iuoren BEN Wiann
8iI inc6eu Ger geritorbene ipar crit
felt Sabresfriit ocrbeiratbet, lmo ein
So6n ocs gOli3iiten Sames Gam, i'm
MoooleB Horf ltotionirt.
Bon Starter &nn6 eeIenft
9ln Ser 16, nno @uclio. .StroBe Itic.
Sen sic aroitpaeen ipclde BON SRI
Wlarv @eaoD, bon 0lr. 81 S-StroBe
nno 6rau Sames 2onsbura bon 9tr.
25i1 IA. StroBe, 91.-@., eeIenft
inltrocn, 5uiammen 0od6 muroen Ole
@ogen niht Itorf beiddoist.
RaoIer bcrlebt.
6. q. Smitb fiibr nit ieinem 8ipei.
rao al Ser Is. unS @.StraBe ge.-g9.,
III elm bon 6. 81 Senlen geIteuertes
glutomobiI, poolir9 Oos 8tpeira0 in
alt eiien bertpanOeIt muroe uno ST.
Smith gliidIiaeripeiie nur IeiHte
&erlesingen erlitt
@on einem stein getrof.
fen
3ipei un6efonnte 2iinnel, 0ie i'm
gIlter bon etpa 16 Sabre Ite6en, ipnr-
fen NIT Steinen nad oem Wageu oes
Serrn @eniantin @iBman, in mel-
dlem iid6 oeiien Satin ruo So6n iO-
ipie Todter befanO. Durb oen Stein-
mltrf wuroe ser ana6e an ser Stirne
perleBt Gie @erierei ereianete lih
an Der EeuniploGnia.glpenue, no6e
Der 13. Strnbe.
geeger 3ieben mad 9lproeu.
Gem 9lrbeits.Deportment muroe
fiir5lid uitgetbeilt, oaB cine groBe
acknowledging bon Negerp aus Dem
@ilocn nod Dem g}orocn itottfinOet,
oob fam 6aS 9lrbeits-Gepartement
oieie Nlanen @isponoeruna niht
rFEolten poourrh cine ernite 9(rtei.
ierfrage I'M siioeu aufgetolbt 1T.
Iic 9leser lperoen Ourtb glgenten no9
Baltimore ino onoeren &l1ben ee.
braht, moielbit iie fir Giienbnbnen
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z. hiteI

9aB scr Gag nod 70 Iho1, nernen
fSnnte, botte ser S6iItcr NuolHtin
lid ni6t trdiunen loiieir eiou5 trii6.
ielig. nit HegeL Sbeltiporten iuto
9frbeit bate er nomlib cinQeIett
Ser Satin mar eiu @oid)tag III ocr
Staot obeelogt iuorocii, iaio na cr
iirl 6oran bate geipobncn niiilcu
ieine 2ebensauffoiilng Scr ibrigcr
titter5uoronen ioB er felt oem Dior.
1engroueu auf oem 6urtelt S1cnel.
nebeu linn ober tiirnte iih ciii mahrcr
gerg BON 8erriiienen Sticicln mi6
Scbu6et oic CT nlle biz SIM gtbcli0
flidcn iolltc 2as gScib bdtte ia qav
feinc gl6nimg OaOoR, mas CHI 9(r6ci.
fer aii ciicn cin5igcn SoQc lcihen
tountc, 3linnl, ipcnl i'm bonn glbcil
eorbcr ioc6 oic Nanrc idlmer5tcn, iUio
bic 9lngcn iicl MIR iciiper 0arail g.-
Do6Hcn n0lltcL beitinAig alli tilre
Sled Sl lebcn MoSon Sicienr Stbclr9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

Sdwode, uerp6ie Eonen aeplne onpunungsIofolci
ibebten SrGuen, ertopienOen Ausuc @ruit Goden.
aopiibmer5e Soarausal abno6re bors Der S6froft
Snturrb WlagenOrjdm StubDeropmg 1Ruogfe GrrotbeH,
8tern $cr8fIopfer 8ritbeflemnn9 @cngiffei u6 Erbi
eriobrn Dem vSngcnOnmO uic ale SOscu nocnSder ger
rrnuacH erhnOlh in fHrafcr 3e nnS StrttRrea SameHu
EbimUs Grampfno nnS &acrbrnd uod elmer bOg Ge
t6oS nui Crcn SdIag aeteilt mCtScH
y, Ttes msaaie nn9 ePrg9 ggf 4g Ngl
9cnidcu EriOat-Slint, 1877 Sat q Ctr, GcwgOrf a.g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
fIMac sSranen
Ealten INNER cine 6IqI4e Or. Ridter's
PAIN -E:XP PELLER

NH Qile. GIN NbtridiiiQca Giifrcbtrittfei.be allen
tftdinatiimen Sdmerien Gridltunacn,
y Seritonduuecn Il. I. 10.
ssur edit nit Der 0tnfer Ghnbmarfe.
25e. imS Ooc n alpOtesseH upb Sirsil bon
q. Ad. aatdItrr & Go.
Y4'so gSafSipetcn Street Sssip gorl
3 (Eob2, ,z&9-) (11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

9lbDnncntcn, bic ben oScutiden Gurrcs
ipDnocntcn" nidDt pitnttlidy pber nnrcacIs
hebun per IclcpbOm Uocr idJriftlid Wlit'
thciluug 81 MAIDEN.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-12-09
LITTLE BEGINNINGS

A gram of corn brings forth an ear
Work day after day, dug the Panama cana
Brick upon brick builds the sky-scrapers
saving dollar upon dollar brings business
success
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-12-09

SHALL
We the latest
stock contains many choice and desirable gifts from the finest to
that we represent our goods they and regulate the price by the true
the We confident that the
complete stock will that equaed elsewhere
o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-09
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTOR

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.
State OF Indiana, St Joseph County, SIS
Notice is hereby given that the board
of commissioners OF said county sWlll re-
ceive sealed proposals for the improve
ment Of "A certain highway in said county
by grading, draining and paving with
gravel as set out in the specifications,
plans and profile now on file in the office
of the auditor Of said county, by anu
under the laws Of the state Of Indiana.
Said sealed proposals will be opened and
the contract awarded for said Improve
ment on the 9th day Of March. 1916.
Bids or proposals VIII Dr received up
10 IL o'clock a. m. on said date.
The said road 10 be improved is To-
county. Indiana. and is to be known rs
the Ernest Beebe road when so improved
Bids win be for the completion OF the
said Improvement in accordance with the
plans. profile and specifications il the
office of the auditor OF said county. and
shall include all labor and material Tor
said work In no case viii extra COM
pensatiOn he allowed for any additional
work alleged 10 have been done by the
contractor or contractors 20 whom is
awarded the contract
Each bid shall be accompanied by q
personal or surety bond in sum equa
10 double the amount OF the bid filed fOl
the work bid on. 10 be approved by the
board OF commissioners Of said county
Said bond shall be conditioned for the
faithful performance Of the work; the
sureties il personal, shall be resident
freehOlders Of the state OF Indiana, one
Of whom shall be a resident Of ST. JOSEPH
Said bond shall be for the benefit OF
any person, persons or corporation who
shall suffer any loss or damage by rea
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-09
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son ~ any such bidder failing or neg
Ies-iuC 10 enter into a contract 20 per-
form such work awarded 10y the said
board OF commissioners or 20 carry out
the same in any particular or u pay Tor
any labor or material which may have
been furnished O. any such contractor or
contractors or TO any suh-coutractor.
gent or superintendent under him. 60
tie construction Of said work
said improvement VIII DE let as a whole
% the lowest responsible bidder upon
affidavit Of noncollusion. which must be
submitted with their bid.a and upon fail
ure TO submit such affidavit such pro-
posll or bid Will be rejected by the
board and the board reserves the righc
To reject any and an bids Time for lie
completion of said work will be agreed
upon after the letting Of said contract by
said board Of commissioners and sue
-essful bidder.
Given by order Of the board u said
county.
ARTHUR +. WOLF.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-09
ATTENTION!

An accident occurred at Chaplin
st. and New York Central tracks
about $40 p. m February 23rd.
1915. An automobile stopped on
the crossing, then turned east rum
ming along north side Of freight
house to Taylor street. Driver OF
this automobile. and any pedestrians
who were in this vicinity at that
time, will confer a favor by com
muncating their names and adj
dresses TO Mr.. +. J. Miller. Claim
Agent, y. Y. c. r. R., Elkhart. Ind
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-09
BUY cr,,
SELL RENT
RATES AND RULES.

All transient classified advertlsing
Is cash. Bills will be rendered on
date Of Insertion, and II paid within
one week. may De hgured at one
cent word fOf the first insertion.
ualf a cent per word for each inser-
ton thereafter. Minimum charge
rate 20 cents, minimum cash rate 10
cents Till forbid ads are accept
ed only from persons who have no
unpaid balances Bills 20 cover are
rendered upon receipt OF notice 70
discontinue insertion, such notice, If
telephoned. 20 be confirmed in per-
son or I'm writing. No advertising
will be accepted from parties with
unpaid bills OF 30 days or more.
Situations Wanted advertise
ments. when paid for in advance,
viii be r-4n three times fer the usual
price OF one; seven times for the
price OF three.
Such words as Tor Rent. Want
ed 10 Rent" For Sale" and Want
ed" are required as part OF the ad-
vertisement.
Errors which clearly lessen the
value OF the advertisement, whether
the fault Of the paper. OF due TO
carelessness on the part Of the ad-
vertiser. will be rectified by publica-
ton without charge.
Persons who do not wish their
identity known may have replies ad-
dressed to box numher at News
Times office. Replies 20 out-of-to IN
advertisers will be sent prepaid on
Wednesday and Saturday OF each
week unless otherwise instructed
classified advertisements for The
SUNDAY News Times viii be received
for classification mp to 9 O'Clock sal
urday night Up TO II O'Clock MID
night advertisements will be accept
ed to go under Too late 10 CLASSIFY
Advertisements for the All-Dav
News-Tfmes will be received Tor
ssification up 10 9 O'CLOCK p. m.
ON the day preceding that in when
they are Il appear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-09
CASsoPoLIs, MICH.

AS a result OF the loss OF two
games out OF three AT the Martin
bowling alleys. the Sylphs enter
tanned the Fairies ut a $3.50 o'clock
dinner at the hotel Goodwin Tues
r day evening. Covers were laid for
II.
Frank a. arnold has removed 10
South Bend. His residence here
was purchased 10y Mr. and Airs. w.
r. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. C.. Fisk and
daughter of Edwardsburg were
guests sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. N.
Fisk.
Glenn Neiswander has returned
after am extended trip through the
west.
Mrs. Emma Edwards of Kala-
mazoo has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs G.. l. smith
J. B. Stemm has gone 90 F'reePort'
H.. 90 visit his mother
Jesse Messenger OF Chicago. who
has been at the home Of his par
ents. AR. and Mrs. Henry Messenger.
suffering with an attack OF the grip
has returned.
Mrs. Edna Sherman and daughter.
Ruth Of Marcellus. were the guests
for the week end Of Mr and Mrs.
Ralph Goodenough.
Mrs Kathryn Criswell was a bust
ness visitor in south Bend Monday
Victor Phillips visited friends in
Tones over the week end
c. A. Rivers and son. Audley. have
returned from business trip To
Three Rivers and Kalamazoo.
Nelson Goodeu0ugh. who has a
position in South Bend. was the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Goodenough. over the week
end.
Miss Celia Wright spent the week
end with frien0s I'm South Bend.
A marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Robert J. Anderson 10
BENJAMIN Franklin Marsh and Miss
Christa Hun. both OF jefferson town
ship, Saturday.
Walter Corbitt. who has held a
position at Detroit, is spending some
time at the home OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Corbitt.
In the case Of John Zeltinger vs.
Schick Brothers for collection OF
damages for injuries received I'm an
acetyIene tank explosion ar the sum
mer resort at Christyann lake, OF
which Schick Brothers are proprie-
tors. and at which place the plain
tiff was employed. the jury brought
in a verdict OF no cause for action.
The plaintiff. i'm assisting Carl Scnick
to assemble the tank after cleaning.
struck a match i'm order 10 see Ger
tain parts. and the explosion oc-
CURED simultaneously.
Miss Teresa O'Brien. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph O'Brien. who
was struck by a motorcycle while
waiting for a car in the down town
section Of Detroit Saturday, and
whose body was brought home by
two brothers. n. +. and Thomas
O'Brien. Tuesday. viii be buried
Thursday at Dowagiac. the funeral
being held AT the Holy Maternity
church at $3.50 o'clock.
When struck by the motorcycle
Miss O'Brien was hurled 20 the
pavement striking on her head. A
fractured skull rendered her uncon-
scious Death came at s o'clock.
three hours after the accident, at a
Detroit hospital
The father, Joseph O'Brien. was
formerly registrar Of deeds Of Cass
county. at which time Miss O'Brien
was his clerk. The deceased was
about 80 years old. She is survived
by her parents and six brothers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-09
\ NEW STANDARD.
american SchoOlO

We have measured boys and girls
at school too exclusively by bookish
standards; life is made up Of many
things besides books. StLGy these
children who are dull or slow in
their books; find out what # is that
they can do we'll; often they can
play ball, or skate, or ride, or swim
or play a musical instrument, OF
sew, or cook well, or know the Sc
crets Of the forest or the waters
Cease to measure entirely by sue
cess in books; Judge more from the
real things Of life. Let the child
who has other accomplishments
have some taste Of success in school
not only for the JOY Of hearing com
mendation, but TO build up self
respect and confidence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-09

Princess Lillian" OF some sect
or other out Chicago way, is the
cause of her daughter-in-la Jaws suit
FOR divorce. testimony showing that
wifely got mad when her spouse had
10 arise AZ 4 a. IN. and worship the
sun. according TO mammals formula,
not that she minded his getting up.
but ne had 90 go 20 the piano. and
by experiment find the key 20 which
he would vibrate that day.