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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-18

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czac
Gu jednak, widzac de5otoczonym
przez wrogg6w, .przystanaall, BY le-
.piej walczyc.
Reke silna mial jak taran,g lpz-
die padali jak muchy pod uderze
niamii lego szabi.
StrzA zerWalSmu kask zggfoWy,=
drugi Mgoo1dzil = szyje, tax, re pc
|bialej piiersisplywa1a krwawa
wstega.
Rzucono sic go ratowac.
Massouille. cheese zginac?
|Co za.szaleniec!Na prawo! Stree
sic! Bacznosec 5Pilnuj sztandaru!
I komendant poskoczyl ku cho--
|razemu, lecz nova masa wrog6w
nadplyne}a i oddzielila Massouil-
lea cd grenadyer6w; walka zaw
rza1a ma nowo; nareszcie ostatnie
p~rzedmiescie zdobyto.
g Massouille! moi przyjacielu!
komendant.
Szukaf go spojrzeniem napr6z-
mo.
= Orzel! Szukac chorazego!
ISztandar! Ma milosc. Boga, sztan
dar!
Austryacy pierzchali, teraz roz
legl sic CLOS bebn6w. Massouille
ukazal Sic. w jednym reku
trzymal tr6jkolorowe drzewce
sztandaru druga jeszcze siek}
cd czasu do czasu, ma lewo i prawo
Spotniale wfosy opada}y mu ma
rozpromienione oblicze glosem,
kt6ry sic echem odbijakl pc pus-
tych domostwach, dobywal z pier
81 okrzyk ma Geese cesarza i posu
wajac. sic tax srodkiem ulicy wy
dawal sic prawdziwym tryumfato
rem dnia.
Zaprowadzony ia kwateree,
znikl jednak niebawem, towarzy-
SIZE. napr0zno szukali go do p6znej
nocy. ,-
- Gdzie chorazy? - wypyty--
wall rannych.
Mkt ME odpowiadal = Die.
wiata bi}a, Massouille ME zjawi]
sic.
q P6zna dopiero noca wysune}o
sic z jednego domu pieciu ludzi.
ksiezyc oswietlaf ziemie zasiana
trupami, Massouille szed} ia PRO.
die.
Byl ponury, szyje obwiazaf byl
duza szmata, a W dfoni wznosll
przeslawny sztandar, p0szarpany.
podziurawiony cd kul, ale bez OF
Ifa,!
Be- orla.... sztandar juz nie
miai orla! jakas przekleta kula "a
lbfakana musia]a go oderwac, a
chorazego rozpacz ogarne}a, gdy
spostrzegf, 60 sic stale.
= Komendant mia} s%lusznosc,
powinienem byf pilnowac.
| szedl naprz6d.
- Hej! Co to? Widzisz?
Zapytany wzruszyl ramionami
|l- To nasz towarzysZ... Noa
dawny MOI brygadyer z 10 pulku
= Trzeba isc powell - rzekl
Massouille = Dalej podniescie mi
to-.
Cztery lance pochylily sic i Cd
rzucily dwoch trupow.
= Guys go poznal? to Chassard
- TAX, a ten drugi to frontier.
- Szukajmy i obok mich wo
Hal ciagle goraczkowo dowodzca
gromadki.
Pochylili sic mad miejscem, w
|kt6rem pred chwila lezaly tru--
|py = ale ME znaleziono mic ia
bruku.
Zlustrowali W ten sposob Gala
ulice, 200 moze poleglych poruszo
no ale orla ME bylo nigdzie.
Albo kula, albo cos szabla
zmi6tl mi go z drzewca. Co powie
CESAR? Co ia zrobie teraz bez or
Ia? Co macy sztandar bez or1a?
On ZObacZv to iutrO j co on na
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-18
Pozbyl sic reumatyzmu. :

Pozbyl sic reumatyzmu. Xii
ka lat temu' = pisze pan Gust
Duell Z Ruleton, Kans. = "cier--
pialem straszliwie ia Dol glowy i
reumatyzm i bardzo oslabifem sic.
Pc uzyciu kilku butelek Ora. Pho
ira GOmozo, zostalem calkowicie
uleczony.' To stare, przez czas
wypr6bowane lekarstwo ziolowe
ME jest sprzedawane przez apte--
karzy. Jest ono dostarczonem
przez specyalnych agent6w Tub
|wprost cd fabrykant6w. DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co. 1925 So.
|Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-18

SETTLEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP AND MA.
RAGEMENI. REQUIRED BY THE ACT Of
coNGREss OF AUG. a 1el2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
HERBERT CADY NEXT
ON K. OF c. PROGRAM

Herbert Cady will be the next at
traction on the chautauqua course
which is being given by the Local
knights of Columbus. At a regular
meeting in their club rooms Monday
night there was a discussion con
corning the recent chautaudua con-
Certs
Cady's entertainment is Of the i'm
persOnation type He is reputed q
be a royal entertainer and promises
70 show the local audience q good
time He viii appear here on
Thanksgiving night and the enter
tainment viii be followed by a dance.
Ed O'Keefe and Charles McCauley
afforded the musical program for
Monday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
sale Might Lapse.
HOOVER AIDE UNABLE TO
BE AT c. OF C. MEETING;
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ON

Daniel 4. Reid, one of Food Adj
rainistrator Herbert Hoover's assist
ants. was unable TO speak at the
first mem bership dinner of the win
ter season. of the Chamber of Com
merce here Monday evening, owing
to an important engagement at
Washington.
Frank T.. Herring, q member Of
the board Of directors, took his place
and gave a general talk on the pres
ent war problems.
Ii was decided at the dinner last
evening that drive for more mem
hers would be made Immediately,
owing to the fact that because Of
the many war activities more mem
beers are needed to carry out the
work.
A report of the new members will
be read at a joint dinner Of the
Chamber of Commerce and KiwanIs
club Thursday noon at the Chamber
of Commerce.
About 70 were present last even
ing at the dinner. George L. Bling
ham presided
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
LOCAL MAN IS
IMPROVED IN
EVERY WAY NOW
describes How TanIaC Built
Up Health After System
Had Gotten All Run
Down.

The tired feeling I used 20 have
left me entirely since I've been talk
Ing Tanlac and I feel like working
now said Jake Schaner 91- North
-. Louis street, south Bend AR.
Schaffer is machiuist
Ny system was run down all
over before I took Tanlac and
felt tired all the time" Mr. Schaner
continued "I didn't seem 20 have
"a biz or ambition. At night Ia just
toss and roll about the bed and the
llr-le sleep 7 did get didn't rest me.
The food 7 ate didn't seem to 40
me any good. either had a
EuaWiug feeling 90 my stomach most
~ the time.
" read about Tsulac iu the news
papers and got bottle 10 helped
1ae so mlch Jhat 7 took another
bottle. The tired feeling used 90
have is au gone now duJ 7 feel
more ike working rhan j have FOR
. long time. Ms appetite has come
back and Really feel better in
every way.
II you are uoc feeling rlEht Set
taulac today Don't PM it Off,
Delay iu health matters l- danger
ons. You can ger Taulac iu south
Bend at the public Drug store O.
IL Mishssvya IEa or the Eed cross
Pharmacy or ~ aur other good
dTuE store Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
IN SUIT AGAINST THE
NEW YORK CENTRAL

Damages in the amount Of So
600 is asked of the New York Cen
trail Railroad Co. by Timothy T..
Sullivan of South Bend in a suit
hIed in the superior court yesterday.
Sullivan was struck by mail
train on the above named road at
the Main 81. crossing Aug. &c, caUs-
ing bodily injuries that necessitated
him being treated in hospital and
creating great bodily suffering, &C
cording TO his petition.
He claims in his complaint that
the right Of way of the company
is obstructed from view for some
distance east of the Main st. cross
ing. thereby causing the plaintiff to
be struck by the approaching train
before il could be observed by him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
THOMSON PARTY
ENDS REVEALS
Successful Meetings Come to a
CIoSe-Many Converts
Made.

what is said by old residents 20
be the most successful revival
campaign held fra the community I'M
40 years. came 20 close at Truetts
chapel, one mile east OF Bertrand,
saturday evening. The campaign
was conducted by the Thomson
evangelis.ic party OF this city who
have been conducting successful re-
vivals IN the south during the past
two years. L is reported that "a
large proportion OF the community
We're converted. in mum ber of
cases whole families coming 20 the
altar. A noticeable feature OF the
campaign was tho large proportion
Of men. heads OF families and lead
Ing citizens, who were led 10 ac-
cept Christ Many Christian people
also came forward to consecrate
their lives more fully Ia Gods SER
vice.
SO thoroughly was the work done
that although there was large
attendance at the closing service
Saturday evening. many coming
from quite a distance in automo-
biles and buggies, Il was found that
there were ten people ina the church
who had not accepted Christ and
eight OF the ten came 60 the altar
az the Invitation.
A gratifying result Of the revival
was a baptism OF the converts sun
day afternoon by Rev. a. NJ. Eells
Of Westminster Presbyterian church,
south Bend, followed by communion
service and the organic. ton Of an
INSTRUMENTATION or Union
church. The church has been with
out minister for some time but
plans are now being made 10 secure
Il pastor and 20 hold regular Sab
bath and midweek services.
prominent minister OF Daytoua,
Florida. Ca writing OF the secret of
pr. Thorn sons success i'm that state,
says. Or. Harry a. Thomson, who
has been attracting large audiences
from night 20 night, Is a strong
preacher and his messages have
been fruitful OF much good TO all
who have heard him. He Is ia no
sense Of the word a sensationalist
hut a plain preacher of the gospel
Ills great strength lies I'm the fact
that ne is deep student OF the
word and cmbellishes his preaching
with many very telling illustra-
tons"
DR. Thomson is assisted by Mrs.
Thomson, Bible teacher and leader
OF cottage meetings and by David j..
Williams. chorister and soloist. The
Thomson party opened campaign
last evening at Oak Grove Baptist
church, six miles east of LapOrte.
From there they 20 20 McAhsters-
vile. Pa. then 20 North Carolina
and Florida where a number OF calls
await them that were left over
when they closed the seasons work
last spring They will make the en-
tire trip DIX automobile.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16

Me names Virginia Blossom, ]
hail from Indiana poIis. I'm "A
years old, and got a better half
down the state. DO YOU get me
Steve This later remark for
Serg. Nick Laskowski, whose name
is not Steve.
No, they did not know just why
they donned male attire. In the
language. of Mrs Blossom. il was
Just for he hi of it,"
Wen Sarg. see you in the morn
ing. but do me a favor now and
tell me If my tie is on straight"
AS the iron gate of the county
jail closed on the two half intoX-
icated women. Lii Eva could not
refrain from one parting shot az
the turnkey
Put us where the men are" she
said, and aimed q well directed
kick az Mrs. Blossom which pro
duced more giggles and profanity.
This was the second call the
police had Monday night in which
women are the cause OF the
trouble. May Foster of River Park
and Mrs. William Bowers of Iy-
dick Ind, carrying an 1 Smonth's
old child in her arms, were taken
10 the police station earlier in the
evening Both women were i'm an
intoxicated condition and We're
locked up i'm the county Jail They
were brought 20 police headquar-
ters after they had refused 10 pay
William Robinson, n taXi-cab driv-
er of this city, following their order
10 drive them TO Lydick
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
OPIE READ OPENS
B. P. D. {. SERIES
Entertainment Course of EIkS
Gets an Excellent
Start.

Opie Read humorist. poet and
lecturer, opened the first OF series
OF six entertainments for South
Bend Elks and their friends AT the
Elks' temple Monday night. The
noted humorist struck responsive
chord in the audience last night. His
appealing versatility swayed his
hearers at Will and his rare store of
jokes and stories was drawn on i'm
good measure.
The entertainment committee at
the temple announces a program of
the same merit as last night for
some evening in November. the date
20 be announced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16

Plans are being perfected by the
South Bend real estate board for
the annual state convention 10 be
held here Thursday and Friday.
Minor details. however, cannot
be completed until Wednesday even
ing. when the board of governors
and the committees OF the state as
ISOLATION get together in q meeting
20 be held i'm the Turkish room OF
the oliver hotel. The board OF gov
ernors will hold their session be -
tween $3.50 and $3.50 p. m, which
will be followed by the meeting of
the committees.
Early Friday morning will see the
influx of delegates and visiting Ia
dies from all parts of the state. an
estimate of from 400 10 500 having
been couservatively made of the
number that is expected 10 be in at
tendance at the convention. The
TerTe Haute delegation. which Will
include band. is promised TO num-
ber at least 20. Members Of the
Terre H8ute board who have been
recently consulting local mem bers
regarding the arrangements for the
annual gathering, state with con
hdence that they are coming 70
South Bend this week with the de-
termination of winning next years
convention Tor their city. A fight for
honor viii no doubt be made by
Evansville, KOkomO. Fort Wayne
ana Anderson delegates, who are
equally confident Of landing "the
bacon.
Among the Speakers.
John Barrett, director general Of
the Pau-American union, Washing
ton. II. G.. and former minister TO
the Argentine republic. Columbia
and Panama. Will make the
closing address OF the convention
at the banquet TO be given by the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
It's De Cooler For Us, Kiddo,"
Says Lii Eua in Man s Attire

We'll it's the cooler for us, kid
Yep. it sure IS Eva. slip me a
pin SOS / can smoke while the
sarg is gettiN me moniker."
"Oh. if / como only git that guy
what slipped me the silver Edge.
I'd kick him sky high.
No. these ara not the remarks
of two cultured knights of the
road. nor regular police station
habitues. TINS is only part of the
printable conversation Of two girls.
Eva CLARK and Virginia Blossom.
who wer, arrested Monday night
about 1919 o'clock near the Wind
sor MOTEL when it was discovered
that they were masquerading i'm
mems clothing
Officers Parker md kimmerley
had Co stand FOR a lot of kidding
on the way TO the station. Mes
DANES Clark and Blossom INDUCED
IN joyous laughter. hiccoughs. and
a rapid fire conversation which ran
something like this:
How DO YOU like my shape
Eva2"
"Oh. swell kid. If our husbands
could only see 10 row"
SAY jim did you ever ride in
this old bus BEFORE. It sure Jolts
the STATS out OF me"
When the girls arrived az the
station. little Eva produced q Gig
arget. lighted il. announced she wae
sure tired out" ana sprawled out
i'm q chair. virginia was inclined
20 DE. oh very. very tough.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
y. W. c. \. NOTES

Twenty members of the Kresgc
club We're present at the regular
monthly supper and social evening.
Miss Grace King Of the salesman
ship department OF the high school
was the guest Of the club and pre-
scented an instructive talk on sales
menship.
The As You Like Tt club met ir
the sewing rooms OF the Y. W. Mon
day evening 20 sew for the Flor
ence Crittenton circle.
The Woman's gymnasium class
met with Miss olga Rosencrans as
instructor. Miss Elsa Weder had
charge Of the swimming class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES
IN SAlESMANSHIP OPENS

Glasses IN craftsmanship will be
opened Tuesday night at the high
school building Miss Grace King,
the instructor. announced Monday
night that everything is in readi-
ness for the work and all that re-
mains is the enrollN ent of the stu
dents. This course is offered TO any
one and the classes will be held
every Tuesday light from tonight
until Tuesday night. Nov. Il.
The work consists OF a series Of
lectures by Miss King which Will be
followed later In the work by dem
onstraton sales and st promises to
be one OF the really worth while
classes which are being offered az
the night school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
Really American
(IndianapOlis) (WastneOnD

Law OF Titles and Their Everyday
Application 20 Real Estate Bust
ness"
John r. Mitchell. president of
the Indiana Real Estate Dealers
association, Will deliver his annual
address following his response TO
the addresses Of welcome on behalf
of the city and the South Bend Real
Estate board BY Mayor Fred W.
Keller and Vernon G.. Hastings,
president of the local board
!. Edward Morris, president OF the
Indianapolis real estate board will
lead the "buy-a- home" discussion to
be held at the breakfast conference
from 10 $3.50 a. m. Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
GETS s.. 900 JUDGMENT.

Judgment for $4,000 damages was
awarded Monday in the circuit court
20 the estate Of George Nerk. who
was killed at Hammond last oct. /
while switching cars for the south
shore railroad. \ suit for $4,000
was brought against the above
named company by Louis NJ. Ham
merschmidt. administrator for the
estate. who was appointed by Judge
Funk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
ASKS DIVORCE

SAT- FOR divorce has been brought
i'm the superior court by Edith
Clemens against oliver Clemens. the
plaintiff charging cruelty. failure %
provide and druukenneSs- The couple
WAS married Jan. -. 1913, and sep
arated Feb = 1918. she asks for
the custody of the only child three
wears ola
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
GIRL. WHO DISAPPEARED
FOUND IN CLEVELAND

The whereabouts or Victoria
Weincky. whose parents reside at
sal :. Brookneld ST. was learned
Monday night when her mother no
tilted the POLICE that the girl was
with her brother at Cleveland. o.
The girl disappeared late Satur-
day night. leaving a note declaring
that Do would Dee useless for her
friends On look for her. because she
intended 90 take poison She has
been employed as domestic in the
household OF Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
stein. 155 = Laurel st.. and il was
Ca Mrs. stein that the note was ad-
dressed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
Reject APPLICATION
FOR SALOON LICENSE:
NYE ASKS APPOINTMENT

An application OF Frank Reese.
W Washington aV.. salocnkeeper.
FOR renewal of his liquor license.
was rejected by the county board
OF commissioners az their meeting
Monday. Reese's case has been be-
fore the board since oct
Daniel Nye filed "A petition for ap-
pointment as county poor attorney
with the board. who ordered u
placed on file
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Amanda Iholts of 81 Z Battell
ST.. Mishawaka, filed suit Monday IN
the superior court for divorce from
Lewis b. Iholts. charging cruel and
inhuman treatment and failure to
provide. The complainant asks to
be restored 20 her maiden name Of
Baisinger.
The couple were married in Lib
erty Mills. Ind, Jan. l.. 1904.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
PHONE MERGER
UP To COUNCIL
Ordinance Offered to Release
Home Company From Its
Franchise.

An ordinance will be offered 20
the city council tonight which, if
passed. viii release the Home Tele-
phone 60. from its franchise and
thereby facilitate the merger OF the
Home company with the Central
Union Telephone Co
stockholders of the Home com
oany held q meeting Monday after
noon and voted 10 sell out 10 the
Central Union corporation, to be-
come effective as soon as satisfac-
tory arrangements can be made.
should the common council favor
the ordinance at the committee OF
the whole meeting the matter will
then 90 TO the state public service
commission for a permit 20 consoli-
date.
sale Might Lapse.
According 10 Elmer +. Daicey,
president and general manager OF
me Home company. the sale must
re consummated. or at least com
plete arrangements must be made.
before Nov. /. 1t is said that un-
less this occurs the sale is off and
the company may have to go into
the hands Of a receiver.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16

South Bend Real Estate board IN
the Rotary club room of the oliver
hotel at $50 Friday evening MIR.
Barrett's subject will be: The
Mighty Meaning Of the War for the
United States and Pan-America."
II. II. Friedley state fire marshal
will speak Thursday afternoon at
PAS on subject. THE Relation of the
Fire Marsh6Is Office 10 the Real
Estate Men of Indiana and how a
Closer Cooperation would Benefit
Both"
Frank -. Hatfield, trustee of In
diana university Evansville, will
speak at p. M Thursday on The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
HIVE COPIES OF TAX LAW.

The Chamber OF Commerce has
received several copies of the new
war tax measure which affects so
many businesses and copies may De
had on application at the Office OF
the chamber. The copies were re-
ceived from the chamber OF COM
merce of the United States
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert 4. Anderson. machiulst.
Rochester. Ind. and Beatrice f..
Beacroft, south Send
Forest r. Harmon real estate
dealer. Elkharr. Ind. and Ethel ID.
Edsau Chicago.
Louis r. Beiding. facto.s man
ager. Niles. Mich. and NcoIa A.
Burt. forelady. Niles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
MINISTER'S MEET.

Because OF the small attendance.
due 20 the fact that n large number
Of the ministers are out Of the city,
sacted at the weekly meeting Of the
Ministerial association ut the \. NJ.
G.. a. Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
n. ~ PERsHING GoEs Isl

H. a. Pcrsh.uE left saturday FOR
Providence. =. T. where he viii att
tend the National Humane society
convention ass The delegate from the
lacaf eoeief,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-25

Yesterday one British pilot, after
bringing down two Germans found all
his ammunition was gone, descended,
re loaded, filled up his petrol tanks
and took to the air again. Within half
an hour he had brought down his third
machine for that day. Another pilot
felled two machines, while the other
IS were divided among a similar num-
Der of British pilots.
The greatest fight yesterday, oddly
enough was a drawn battle. One Of
the British pilots met brilliant Ger
man flyer and for a full hour they
Unanswered in a most marvellous man.
ner without either being able to bring
his gun to bear on the other. They
rolled, looped, twisted. deliberately
stalled their engines and standing the
machines on their tail slid backwards
through the air, but all to no avail. 1t
was probably the most wonderful air
duel the war has yet seen.
The British pilot reported today that
several times he felt sure he would
get his adversary between his sights,
but the latter invariably wriggled out
of the line of fire. The British flyer
himself was kept busy avoiding the
German and once he had to dive al
most perpendicularly.
The combat did not break off until both
pilots had fairly exhausted themselves
and their petrol.
Strangely enough, later in the day an
other British pilot encountered the same
German machine. The Brtisher was
winging his way home after hard days
work. but he jockied with the German
for nearly a quarter of an hour before
flying on.
In strange contrast to this was the eX-
perience of one British pilot who some
what peevishly complained last night that
Il only got rabbit" He explained this
by saying that while his opponent had a
good machine he was a clumsy fellow and
couldn't fight at all and was sent spin
ming with the first burst of gunfire.
Still another pilot mounted a fast new
machine and deliberately allowed a Ger
man to get on his tall Then he sudden
ly Topped behind his adversary and caught
fire killing the German instantly. The
machine swerved and the dead man pitch
ed out 10000 feet from the ground. Thu
fighting yesterday was all within the en-
envy territory. Several British machines
had bullet holes through their wings. but
sailed home unaided and took the all
again this morning.