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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
Goli5cidcf er)alt @ratulatiunsidJrei-

No1i5eidef Charles 9oettder CT
bielt oielsr Gage 0ie nadbitebenocn
51reiben, bic itd) ielblt erflaren:
yNoli5eiocparten1clt Ser StaOt Saint
@ouis.
9errn Charles 9pettd)er, Goli5eid)ef
Ser 5toot 9abenpprt, Soma.
Geebrter @crrs:
Sd erbalte ipebe11 SIR SGreibeM
in Dem Sic mir Die Mittbeilllng nlas
he1t, Dob Sic sum @oli5eidef ser
|Staot Iapenport ~erlla1rnt mor6en
limo. Sd gratltlire Sbnen ber5ltddt
81 Sbrer 8efor0erul1g nllb perlidere
Sic, DOB oieIes Gepartemellt tets
fortfabren miro, NIT ssbnen @anb in
9a10 51t arbeiter, tpie mir es frirber
get6m bnben.
Mit ben belten @iinid)en fir cine
erf plgreide M0nliniitration in Sbrer
|5taot betreffeno 8oli5eialgelegenbei-
tell, perbleibe id)
@od)ad1tltlgspoa
@se5. @iainm Woll1,g,
Noli5eidef."
Rotf Sslano Golll1tp Smfirmarp
.Sranf 9. @plie, Slrpt.
Goal @alep, sSllinois.
Germ Charles goctther, Goli5ei1ei
Ser 5tabt 3apcnyort, Soma.
D1eill licber @err @oettder!
JsHH " . LG MM ~, M 49,.
Meine Ger5lidIte @ratlllation 81
Sbrer grnenulltl,g 5ltm Gpli5eidef
Weeilte 8iinlhe fiir eillen grfolg I'M.
ter S6rer 2eitltng fontlten alts mel.
l1em Ser5el1. Sd buffe, oaB bie STAB,
om gnOe SbreS 1ermins fiiblt, bal
ibr 5n Dem beiten @pli5eidef, Sen liz
lie batte, gratltlirt perben iollte.
Sn0em i6 Sbnett rod)nals piel
@liif uno grfolg miinjde, perbleibl
LID
Sodadtl1ngsuoG
8. &l1r5borfer."
@olton, Maii., Goli5eiocparten1ellt
Bureau 0es 5uperintenbe1ten,
81 Tem6ertol1 Square.
Bottom, Den 80. Mpril 1916.
9errn CHARLES goettder> @olt5eidef
Iapel1port, So.
'8cebrter Serr:-
Sm @eiibe Sores 10. sdreibens
oanfe id Sbllen fir oie Mitt6eilnng
Dob Sic gum Noli3eid)ef Ser stao1
3aoenport ernannt nproelt iino.
SD gratulire Sbnen gerslidIt 81
SSbrer grnenlllilra lt1o periidere sic.
DaB mir ltets bereit ieiil peroen, III
oQen Observation-Disclosures, nit So.
men @ano in Sallo 81 arbeiten.
Wft beIten @iiniden fir elmer
lallgen nno erfolgreid)el1 Mrhtster-
min perbleibe ih
9odadtltngsppn
8e5. Midael $. Gromlep,
sllrprinten0ent oes @oli5ei6eparte-
mel1ts.
Gr; gafer, 8aDnar3t, Mhitatcl
| Building. Mn5.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
8. 9, sduniOt,
8ns Taers,
$. s. 2ambcre.

~ SululSlS >yHll.
@abrelo oes Gproncrs SStaltcltes
mlroe al1i GeranlaIiltltg bon County,
anmalt @el1rp $. Sebens Ser 10 Sa6=
II alte Golono Iobbs Don @lealant
Gallep, Ser cine Ser in 6rage font
menoen Moid1incn aa1 SpMnabc1b
.ge1tel1crt bat, pcrbaftet, nadyoem ct
allsgelogt batte, baB er NIT elmer
@cIdauinrisfcit ppn fiimfunopicrsig
bis adjt1uSuiersis Meilcn Die Stun=
&c o1trdJ Die Strafcn geianit ,uar.
Gr ml,rOe BON Ioli5eibaltptmoln
Charles 5dllleter perbaftet, nod ser
Toli5ciitotipn gebradt ltno BORT llnter
.@ilrgihaft sum Wetrage BON 5000
geltcllt, Die bon Gol1ntpalmpalt Sc
bcns gatgebeiBen ltnO bon Dem Gater
oes jllllgen Wallnes, $. 6. GOODS
BON Wealollt GallcD ll1lo Mprgor
Maoi ter bon Der Marti11=Sooos 60,
6rlt6t Gllgros, $50. 115 9errD Str,
l1ntcr5cidnet mltroe. gigerltlid batte
staotarnualt @aloo @eder bic Ser
ba1tllll9 heantragel1 lt1o Sic 9iirg=
idlaft alttbeiben %lollel1, oa Ser Iaa
I'M staotaerld}t n1D nidt inh Scott
Gpllltp gc~5irfsgcrid)t pro5eilirt mer=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tritt sniammcu

3ie Superpiiorenbeboroe oes
Scott County bielt geliern 9eabnlit-
tag lire erite @erianmlllllg i'm 300
not Wal a6. Gs Dlr0en faIt ats
idliebli6 Moltinegeid,dfte Don mn
9eri1gem SntereIle %erleoigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
staDt unb Gou y.
Mitiwod), sen 3. Mai
&lcins staot=yieuisteiten.
Nv GcrpcnoI : Mittcl gcgcn Gbclt-
r%latiSnlls ltno Sdnler5cn after grt.
Ticpc'5S Ipotbcfc, 403 mclll. 3. Str.

tClutllul : Utllltl, YCHtll JlUVilf
rtati3nnls ml0 Sd)nlcr5cll allcr Nrt,
Gicpc'5 Mpotbcfc, 403 mclil. 3. Str,
Sic GnDcnporter Gctcrarcn, bes
1panildsamcrltanild)en &rlcgcs bubci
lid cntidloilcn, bic nadlltebcnoen @
lenaten nad) ser in ndd1ltell M'onat
5n Clinton abachaltcncn Staatsfpn-
p%clltion 5l cntierloen: 4. 8. Geterie l
M0olph Stables, Gbil. &aelcs. @arrr
9rcnoorf, 81. SsburrL 5. q. <td)e-
ion. Stcllpcrtrcter: .. Gohen, &.
Sirnpnbs, s. u. @ilfens, =. BARTER,
IS. 8. Golpcrs mRo $. @. @raop.
&crr lllo ,sran Ton &utdinipn
aciNen bodlarfrellt bic @ebltrt cilles
fraiti5cn allaben an. Iral1 @lltd)ill=
Jon nllb bas &ino bciilloen it'd i'm
ct. 9ltfe's s@oipital nuultcr ltllo mpbl
allf. SEER @lltdlillion lit Scr Sport
rcOoftcllr Der Davenport Sinlcs".
Seine &pllcn BON Ser Gcmofrat"
lprcd}cll ibnl ibre @ratltlatipr SIT Sem
S1Qlllllt)alfcr aus.
q. ). eeouaro, 30. 2Oto 6ar-
NOM Strabe, trig leidte &erletull=
gen oapol1, oils er an Scr @fe ser
9raop ltrro Z. StraBe SIT goocl1
l%tiir5te.
Srolt Marp anbcrion, go. OBJ
Colorado StraBc, miro beltte I'M
arcile ibrcr 5amilie sic rs. @icoer=
febr hires @ebnrtstages f%cicr1t. Iralt
Iloerlon mllrbe int Ohio gebprcl1 nl1o
fdln in jllngen Sabrcn l1ad) 9apcl1=
port, no Tie leitber oalterl1o gelpoGllt
Bai.
Nralt Milrnic @abclien in 5lrlr=
hllrp, So, cine 2eieril1 oes uGcnlp=
frat" lett iiber 45 Sabrcn, feiert
r1nrgen lbrcn 60. @eburtstag. @ra=
tllliren.
@aiictt & @ouriaan galin1lda1=
lie fiir 9alu1e ullb 3ierltr1l1der, 700
gclle apeltlte. 4gorc 9apcnpprt
o5oo-@. @ln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
5lnh bat id1un jett fait sen @pdJ=
luaHcritanD crrcidt.

Ias @etterbureall ltlad)te gciter11
befonnt, oab Ser 6luB geitern Mbelb
elllen Na'ierl tomb Don 14:6 SUB er=
reidjt 9atte. @eute Meorgen miro Ser
Wiliiliippi idon 14:9 SUB melien
mo be1te 9l6eno b~iirften Is SUB,
ODER Der Sodypaileritano in 9apen=
port, erreldt mer6en.
J.. 1iele, lpie alle anberen 3eitungen,
baden mabreno Der leBten Gage apia-
oerbolt @arnlrngen, Die bon Dem
8etter6llreal1 fir Die in Sen 6lrB=
nieoerl1tgen @o6nenoen erlolle1t
'nllrben, abgeorllft. SIN 6luBsIront-
Narf fiele1 ldJon perei113elf ei1lige
8ele16reder iiber sic Steinb0idul1g
einber nno lpribten oie NaNnnten
NAB. @ie ~perlalltet, biirfte Ser 1SluB
6ei Oieler 5ll1tb eil1e1 @QlIerltano
bon 16 Sub, ooer cilel1 SUP iiber Sen
9odlwaIierltallo, erreiden.
aL ~ n AZ. - - ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

redjllct merOsn. Sober Gptabe III Ser
Settlcnrnt=alalI iolltc sll scr Ser,
laflnmlln1g bel1te N'enb nid)t MIR iel=
Der crld)eiaelt, lpllbern alld) nod ei=
lleli Sr.llnb mlif6ringen. Die belltige
Mcrioml1lling gilt it erlter 2inie Ben
&naben GapenportS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
9Ditcimabmcn scigcn a6crmals gru-
bcm WeiuinnIt.

Sic Goititatiltif iiir Sen ioeben as
ge1dlpllencn Monat Mpril 5eigell mie=
Oer1ln1 groBe Berpinlite ilber Oas
gorIabr. Snn Npril 1916 pllroe inn
Asolta1nt orrd)ldnittlid $1,000 mebr
OILS INT lelbel1 Wonat 0es goriobrcs
el1lgeno1tnlcl1. NaditebenO Der 9e=
rid)t:
@arfen ulr0 altoerte ..$25,417.o5
3e1tltlgsporto . 1,601 so
lsern1lt : Eorto 69O.9S
Sor=l)t1etbe . 5000
Sotal .$2S,1o0.35
Aprll leetcn Sabre 26,139.66
3u1la6mc S 1,96O.69
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
RoIano 3noos miro beimt
sGmttcr Snaucn bon NoIi=
scihaMptma &hIMctcr
lit Saft NJ CIT.
@~crlaftuns crfulatc nnf @cranlai
Jung pun Gunutpnmiualt Scnrp
s.. Scbcns.
Sllrp gibt ol,f llnfaa lolltcnocn
@abrlprlld) ab.

@abrc1o oes acIterlt 9l6eno in
Ir"icosnsridlter Ghil. Iallnl's @n-
rcoll I'M Northumberland Don Gu=
rorer 81. Spbn ,. Galttlucll abge=
baltcncl Grroncr Sllqllclts iibcr bic
2eidc Scr i~cdsiabrigcn @eiiie Sdl1t=
ter aob sic Gornncrs Sllrp ci1cn mic
nad)itchcuo lolttenoen @obriprlld) ab:
u@ir, Sic Snrp, fimDcr, baf Sciiic
'Sdnttcr nm SD%mnabcnb, sen %.
Mpril 1916 i'm 7:1O 11br M6caSs
Snrd, cincn SdJaSclbrndJ nno cincn
&r1tdJ ocs Miifgrats SIT Subc fam, BIC
iic lei cincm Mntumpbilmfall banpn=
actragcn Int. Bic i'll Trasc fommcn.
&c Maid;inc, i'll Scr iidJ bciaatc @ciiic
Sd}nttcr bcfanO, fltGr gcgen ctmcn
Sclcgrapbcnpfall %iunerfnlb scr
Stabtgrcn5c Scr Stabt Sapcnpprt,
Seutt Gpnntp, Sp,ua. Sic Miaidyinc,
i'll Scr tic inf, luic Gil, anbcrcs Nmtp=
mubil Gattcn init %cinanbcr cine
frcunoid,aftlidc @cttfabrt %ucranital=
tct, lei Ser sic Mia1dyinen s1tm Mim=
bciten NIT cincr @eidAuinbigfcit np1l
30 Meilcu Sic Stnnbc fnbrcn. DC
Ics gcidjaf aIip in Scr Stabt 9apci1=
purt, septt GulmtpL Soma, ant 30.
Mpril ,tm 7.10 ltbr McnSs. @ir
Wiemanb fir bicicn Spbcsfall.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
0etpdnocr at SOC

5plcn aus 2pnsclptb llnb 9iainz
lnpf : Bacterial. Spisen llno Stiz
cfcrci : 8clab, Circular unb anid@
bpder : Stpl.
&orlet l1ebcr5iiac aus Moin@
lppf~ 0laterial, biiblG bclcst in bal
ltlo Ibabpip Spiscn, ebenfalls Stis
fcrci, piele Stple 5ur Aushnabl.
@eip0nncr in flip nper urlb butt
ton Srput GtplcfL Spibcn Ii. Gti@
dcrcisgelat, feline Gltaiitat 2png%
CLOTH llr1D Mluslin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
1tntcrntuslin Il

Cine arp6c Eartic bon llnicrmlslin,
6cltebcnb aus @nbclppe GIcmies, I'M
tcrrDcfc ullo &lcibnngsl1iiefc aus ppr<
5iiglidcr Gltalitat 2pngclptb III atz
6iebenbcn Stplen, NIT Spibcn lno Sti2
dcrci GeIetst. 3rm Spe5ialprcis mdbS
reno nnieres Maipcrfaufs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
Oclpdnncr AZ 25c

Gprict llcberaii9c, genladt alts
gutter Gnalitdt Wtlslin llnb 2pngs
cintb, Spiscnz nnb Stidereibcla,s.
&pIen alls Mlslin, Gtidcrci,
Spiiscn, tllcfco nnD Su1tm z8ciaB,
quite Galalitat Ml1slin.
Gelpanoer> aug SSoinloof, pint
crepe Sclas ant -5alfe lllO Ncrz
meln.
Surge l~lutcrrDdc, cinfad be-
iann1tc rllffle, 9on9clotb Material.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

Merharts Transfer & Storage
50. Eelepbon 855, Nua.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
@e'u d;:ocr S2 bis $3.50

@npelopc Gbcmics nus icincm
Nainipuf Mntcrial, frunSDlildz
nmerifanilGc @anbi tirferei, cbcnz
faQs @mpirc Stpl alls lbabplp
Spieen, $500 bis $3.50.
llnterr5cfc nit Girclllar Slpnllz
ces aus pal lace lnb stifcrci, 5llm
9rciie ppn $500 bis $500.
aleiber in Zip : ppcr stplen,
lran5olii9 Z mtcrifanilhc 6anbz
Stidcrct, at $500 bis $500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
0c,pdmocr Al ST. 90

l1nterrDdc nit Stitfcrci ltrtp pal,
lace Sloli1ee. brcitc Circular Gtyle,
Aillslin : Gbertbcil.
@ciudrlber alts Song Glptb uno
NainIopf Mdterinl, bal lace .lirtb
Srganbp Stidcrei19elot, Hip
pber nnb> Go6er &als : Stpl.
Gnpelppc Gbcmic5, 6anbeS tiGcs
cferct, ebcrlfals Spitcn : @elab,
NainlDof : Wtaterial.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

Or, Batter, 8abnar5t, @hitafcr
Building. (gln5.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
SET grobe Nfai=S erfauf
Ton Muter=M fn8lin.

1ui,bcrtc pun friidcn ,,tb sartcn 2lcibnnssitiifcn,
allc babid gciadJt nuhs onsncflbrt III bct ,bcitc,t
Stplcn, iiub bicr jctt SIT Sbrers %sl,ts,uabI 6crcit.-
9iciclbcn fiun ipc5iclt c,ttrorfct,, Tint Der ~pprbcrr=
idcaccn &lcibcrirphc acredt ST. ,ucrocit. 9scmc .SSc=
cit, p~rriidltiac @critciians, %cronifitc epitcn ur,b
5arte stifcreict Dcbcn ibren ;Ssnnbcr. gprIid)tigc.
Ginfinfcr Derhru im) beciir,,, pabrcmb hicics Der
fanfs lire CONNER Warberpbc uon ltntcrm,,slim
81 pcrnplfpn,ut,clt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
6emdnper az $l.5O

@ciher, 5oub : Gtiderci unb
Spiscllbclat, llip@ober nub bpbcr
@alssStpl, Wainlpof : Materiel.
l~lntcrrite nit Gircltlar ,slou1cc
aus tiefcr gtieferci unS Spibenz
Son9elptb Nlaterial.
gnuclop gbemies, GainIppf Nsa~
tsrtol, @anSz Stidcrci uno pal 2acc
9cIai,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

llntcrr6cfe nit 9citidtcn Sloul,z
ces, polle9rcitc, MltSlips Sbcrt6cil.
@cipdnbcr aus Mt1slin pber
Snngclotb, llip~rpcr stple, gpiz
tcn<gelas.
@oiell alls Nninlppf l,nb Can't
brio Bacterial, gircular : Stpl,
Spiecn llb Stidcrci @elab.
Gnpelopc G6cmics ulls 2pngs
clotb, sart bclcist, piele stple.
l1ntcrrDdc aug Mil1slin nit tics
fer Slounce, ppllc grcite, SpiscnS
pbcr Stiderei Z @clas.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
MmtcrmuSti1t III

Ginseidloiien III bielcr Enrtic lillp
Gnpelppc Gbcmies, llntcrrDcfc llnb
a!eionngsltiidc aus fcincr @llulitdt
sfninlppf mo 2pngclotb, 5art bciebt
nit Spiiscn ,nnb Stiderci. Gpcsials
prcis ~lpabrcno biclcs Maiberfauis,
N%ltsipaBls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
ST. BAVO'S FAIR
IS OPENED MONDAY
Annual Thanksgiving CeIebra-
tiOn Attracts Big Crowd
Continues Till Saturday.

The annual Belgian fair opened
most ausDiciOusly last night and was
attended by an immense crowd Of
people who came from all parts of
the city. The distribution Of turkeys.
geese. ducks and chickens occupied
most OF the evening, and the sale
was conducted amid great excite
ment Many OF the birds were dis
posed of. but there are still sufficient
i'm the hands OF the committee TO
last until Saturday night when the
fair VIII be brought TO a close. A
number Of booths containing fancy
wear and refreshments occupied
space on the floor OF the hall in
which the fair is being held, and
were looked after by members of
the st. BavO's congregation. Fr.
Shoeckrart. pastor of the church.
supervised the arrangements which
were carried out by a number of
willing workers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
CLUB MEMBERS VISIT
AT JIMMlE'S MARKET

"Jimmies Market" was the at
traction for the members of the
Home Economics department of the
Woman's club. who visited the fam
ed butchers establishment on r.
jefferson blvd, South Bend. Mon
day evening At least so Mishawaka
women, mem bers of the club, watch
ed Jimmie cut up quarters of beef
and listened TO his explanations as
TO which was the best. Jimmie illus
trated his talk by showing his aud
fence how the cheaper cuts could be
made as palatable as the higher
priced. and parted with quite a few
hints which VIII no doubt be OF
value 70 the members of the econo-
mic department The visit was much
enjoyed by the visitors, Tho. on the
melton of Mrs NJ v. Ludwig, ac-
corded Mr.. Collard a hearty vote OF
thanks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
FORMER CITY CONCERN
FAILS Fer 100000
Roper Furniture Co. in Hands
of ReceiVer-South Bend
Creditors Interested.

The Roper Furniture Co. of Dixon,
H.. which moved its business from
Misahawaka about six years ago,
has been placed in the hands of "a
receiver as the result Of a petition
in bankruptcy flied nv the City Ma
tional bank and r y Howell rs
creditors. Charles Bingham, attor-
ney. left for Dixon last night 10 rep
resent south Bend creditors. The
BANKS are creditors 10 the extent OF
several thousand dollars. The re-
ceiver is authorized 10 continue the
business of the company and realize
upon all moneys possible for the ben
eft Of the creditors. II is understood
that the liabilities of the concern
are about $4,000. and according TO
Harry Roper. superintendent Of the
company. there is $4,000 cash in
hand which has been turned over to
the creditors
The factory building which was
owned by the Roper's has been sold
10 the Reynolds Wire Co, FOR S27,-
600 and will be operated as . wire
cloth mill
j. a Roper, VINO was pres dent OF
the company. is now in California
ard his personal endorsement is on
the furniture concerns paper. Pre-
vious 10 leaving MishawaSa fer the
Illinois city. the Roper CO. was in
business here for 80 years. and did
an extensive trade. With several
other local people he became heavily
interested i'm coal and lumber lands in
the south, through which source of
speculation. he is said TO have lost
considerable money. He was at one
time president OF the First National
bank of Mishawaka, and was also
connected with several other en-
terprises.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
WELL KNOWN 0SCE0LA
MAN DIES TUESDAY

James c. Cravens of Osceola, a
clairvoyant. and a well known resi-
dent there. passed away Tuesday
morning at 1915 O'Clock after an ILL
ness of ore year. caused by comph-
cations.
Mr. CraVens lived in OsceOla for
the past four years, coming from
Kentucky. where he was born Feb.
p. 1854. He was married to Ger
trude Ferris Il years ago. who sur
wives. He also leaves a son, Pierce
Cravens, who lives at home.
The funeral will be held from the
residence Thursday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. Rev. Loveless will Off
ciate Burial Will be made in the
Osceola cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
The standing.
BOLD "STICK-UP" MEN
GET "PACK" OF CAMELS

a box OF Camel cigarets was all
that two ''stick-up" men found on
Jacob Barasincki. 423 sixth St. when
they held him up last night at -:45
o'clock near the +. and w. railway
bridge. Barasincki was on his way
20 work 20 the Rubber Re when the
two men apparently amateurs.
jumped from behind a bush and or
dered him TO throw up his hands.
one held gun in his face while the
other frisked him. Evidently they
were satisfied with the pills" Tor
they kept them and ordered their
victim TO beat it," The only de-
scri ption that Barasincki could Civ q
was that the robbers seemed 10 be
young
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
PLANS ARE ACCEPTED
FOR EAST SIDE SCHOOL
Building Will be Started Early
in Spring-Arrange Two
Rooms to Start.

After months Of patient waiting
by the residents of the east end Of
the city with children Of q school
age. plans drawn los Freyermuth a.
1Iaurer. architects OF South Bend.
for another school building were ac-
copied by the board Of education
ST meeting last night The agita-
ton for such a building was first
started o. Tho News-Times sever al
months ego and has never been left
90 cool down ~ this paper. Although
SOME OF the residents OF that part OF
the city were inclined 20 think that
the enterprise would never be car
red ont 1y the present board, that
body has given the matter careful
study. Bro fact has zone into every
detail OF tho proposition in order
to make sure that the school was a
nece ITS I'm that growing part Of
the city BY the acceptance OF the
plans last night the school is alb
so.rtely assured
A block OF land has been purchas-
a. by the board on Virgil and
Melville SITS, OF the north side Of
THIRD 81 While the plans provide for
10 room building with auditorium,
two rooms only viii be built in the
meantime. or until such times as
the necessity for more accommOda-
ticr Pressing. From 81. 600 10 S.
0eC II be spent on this part Of the
contract. but when the additional
space is added. the cost viii be much
greater
The plans have been so drawn
that the enlargement of the build
ing viii be possible at any time and
without interfering with the work Of
the school The building will be one
story, the intention being to have
an the rooms on the first floor. Work
viii be commenced on the erection
Of the school house in the early
spring. and ia the meantime bids
viii be asked for the work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
WOODMEN DEFEAT
MOOSE IN OPENER
Opening of Annual Season of
Indoor League Last
Night.

When Pitcher Lippins. said TO be
the dark horse" that the Moose
shipped into town from Michigan
city. just 10 give the Modern Wood
men indoor baseball nine a trimming
last night in the first game of the
1861 season. went TO pieces in the
eighth inning and allowed FIVE hits
and three runs the hopes Of the
"moozers" crumpied Their efforts
10 overcome the two run lead in the
ninth inning proved useless. although
one tally was recorded. The hnal
score stood TO in favor of the
WoOdmen.
over 200 attended last nights
contest Games will be PLAYED
every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day nights in the old Methodist
church.
Summary:
Moose. Opelt. Dauber. Lippins,
A. DeGroote. DeCraene. Crum,
Blaugh. Betting. +. DeGroote.
Northumberland. Coil, Groh,
Opelt, LaDow, Holland Vandeele,
Boiling. sanger.
Struck Out-By Opelt. Is; Lippins.
S. Hits off-Opelt. -; Lippins, IL.
Bases on balls-On Opelt, one. Two
base hits-Heiser. Groh >. p. Opelt,
Vanderlee. Double play-Bolin un-
assisted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
NURSE FOLLOWS jill.
BEIGER'S ADVICE AND
is HELPED BY TANLAC

After reading i'm the newspapers
the Endorsement of Tanlac of J. H.
Beiger. one of Mishawaka's most
prominent and well known men and
a former director Of the Mishawaka
Trust and Savings Bank Company.
Mrs. Lydia O. Cooley, a trained
nurse. who lives on rural route No.
5, South Send. decided recently to
give the Master Medicine a trial.
Last Friday. just a few weeks
after she started taking Tanlac, Mrs
Cooley called at the Red Cross Phar-
macy and gave a remarkable state
ment regarding the relief she has de-
rived. Being trained nurse and
having an excellent knowledge Of
medicines. Mrs. GOoley's statement
is of especial interest.
II have been personally acquaint-
ed with Mr. J. II. Beiger for a long
time and when I read his statement
praising Tanlac / knew that this
medicine must be a good one" Mrs.
Cooley said.
Il was in need Of a good medi-
cine. 1 was very nervous and 1 felt
tired and worn out most Of the
time. My sleep was fitful and I'M
satisfactory. I just tossed and roll
ed about the bed all night. Ny ap-
petite also was very poor and the
little food l did eat didn't taste
right. Ny kidneys were out Of or
der. 7 ached all over. especially in
my back. | had rheumatism in near
~ every portion of my body.
After seeing Mr.. Beigers state
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28

ment I obtained a bottle of TanlaC
at once and began taking IT, The
rheumatism has been banished en-
tirely from every part of my body
10y Tanlac. The nervousness. also.
has almost left me- I sleep soundly
and peacefully AT night now and
feel stronger and more like working.
My kidneys are in much better con-
dition. The aches and pains I'm my
back have entirely disappeared.
Tanlac seems 20 have put new
life i'm my whole body and I recon-
mend it for others
j II. Beiger. the man whose ad-
vice Mrs. Cooley followed when She
tried Tanlac. is known throughout
Mishawaka and surrounding terri
tory, as a man Of sterling character.
high reputation and unquestioned
honesty" the Tanlac man said yes
terday. His statement by itself
should insure all of Tanlac's great
merit but now this Endorsement by
Mrs. Cooley. trained nurse, should
leave absolutely no room for doubt.
Tanlac is praised by thousands as
the best medicine on the market to-
day for stomach. liver and kidney
trouble, catarrhal complaints, rheu-
matism. nervousness, loss of appe-
tite and the like"
Tanlac is now being introduced in
Mishawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
macy where a special Tanlac repre-
sentative is explaining the new
medicine to large crowds daily
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
ATTEND DIELMANN FUNERAL.

John Dielmann of Akron, Ind,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Eher. Rochester,
were among those who attended the
funeral services of the late Edward
Dielmann. which were held from the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Dielmann, 302 W. Eighth St,
Monday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
Otto Turk of st. Peters German
Lutheran church oficiated Burial
was in the City cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
SLAYER is INDICTED
Maurice J. Petit Who Murdered
Wife. Must Face Jury.

international News Service
CHICAGO. Nov 2S.-Mauriee J.
Petit who confessed that he killed
his bride on Aug ID last Ito enshr.ne
her I'm eternal purity" was indicted
by a grand jury here today. Physi-
clans said that Mrs. Petit. who had
been married only a month. was
pettits wife I'm name only. Surprised
by his mother-in-law after he is al
leScd TO have cut his wife's throat.
Petit disappeared and was arrest
ed several weeks later at Redford.
Mich. on the way back 20 Chicago
ho Ieapod from a train and was Sc
riously injured
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28
RoSALIE DEAN DIES.

Mrs. Paul Deak of South OsceOla,
died Monday afternoon at 1890
o'clock following an illness Of four
DAYS Death was caused from diph-
liberia. She was nine years old. be-
ing orn sept %. 1907. i'm West
virginia. she leaves three sisters and
two brothers.
The funeral will be private Bur
ial will be made in the s.. Joseph