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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

acincS ouf oen GetuiITcn az o.
benz mieoerboltc tie 5ornio.
Cr blicte ibr. obnc init ben ggsn.
perm 81 ondcN iuS 9hlOc.
aeines anf Dem @cuiIIem. icmcbE
- Shr eieeneS G'eiuiiIei Irrirbt nIdS
ia frei, eriuioertc or ouf Der GtcIIC.
Iof miiroe i'd obHe 8oGerr iebeS
WcrbreAeH beaebcir nm sic All e.
obcrn Sebcn sic mid ON - S.uci.
feln Gle oaron9
Sic blidte i'm ibouoerno al.
yfen onttportete SIe.
aennen Sic irgcn0 eincn nnOcris
@luml Der ods ingen F0nntc9
Sic iponote iib pon ihm ob mto
Irbalttc iuicoer in Die elonuncn.
Sic Oerfeunen mid totIdhTidj,
lagte iic nit folter Stimme. sic
i6ieben mir Sbrcn eiaenen Gborottcr
ullter SD ipiiroe nie non cineny
Wlonne perlangcn, Dab CT mir uilicbc
eln |crbrc1en begebt i'd niiroe
ben, Der es tate, perabiheucu.
Gr SAB tcinc 9lntmort, aber fab lie
init cinem @lid an. Der Iie All 0lIrdb.
bobrcn icbien 1rDsoale fiibltc bcr
ShIpeiB aif ieine Stirn tretelL er
bate aifi6reien ni0aeH ourfte es
ober nidjt "a.
PIN an0eren gn0e Der &ollc alma
cine Eiir alt ino 9elrog trat EN-.
Der @um, Der DrDSoule oil Ieinelt
pIab gefenelt botte. mar beridjipnt.
ben: er flob in fem 8immer ouriid:
er muBte iicb faiien. III.
Srmt Qelrop cri1ieu mdjt nir
@benomnbl5eit, od lie supftUeb batte.
gSodb &iib fiibrte Gelrop Gremaine
in Die 9ibliotbef, lin 8um IctteG
Wlale oos giienbabuproieft in ieinem
Gn3elbeiten 81 beipre1en. Sie bait,
ten Die gIblidjt, am ldcbiten Wlorgen
8il elmer 9eipredlng nit elmer 9icibe
bon 8apitaliltcn nad5 9letp Yorf az
fnbren iluo mlBteu nod ibren QIn-
eriifsplan feitIegen m
(Sortietuua folat,l ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

9liGtcr elmer Gr8d6htng S9o8uiots
8u9c60rt bate ipic ocriel6e ben
2lbcno oorber, inn @liidc ibuclgcnO,
Die Seliebtc icineS Ser5ens, Sri Eco
nora Scatter, bon g1r. 52S Sin. 9lm-
StraBc, babe beirotben iollen mie
er, ongct6ou in ieiuer oSonntog-
gtodntittog Spo0ier9c5c <lit" ii6
uoN ibrer @obnung bcgeben babe,
uno mic iic iic6 i'm leBtcn glugenblifc
bon i1m gcwnnOt babe, mo mie CT
oonn aus 65rom lm0 S6mer5en meb-
rcre gcnoiien bo6c, sic bon lmeripor-
tctcr &irfing gcmeien icicn wabr-
idcinliN ieiue8 SecIcnIci0ens boil
Der, uodocm, pie Geioat Der 9iihter
oicicr Gradbluug gcouloig Ocloui@t
cutlicB or Ssosniof unbeiiroit neil er
bercitS gcnig beitroit iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
gscacr-(S6 (S6umffcnr bcltraft.

@erceI Sill, Elm in Scr &idmou0-
Strobc wo6nboiter 9leGer, milroe &C.
itern W}orgen bon 9fidtcr @renOel in
oer norOweitlicben &oli6eiitotion alr
3abhng BON 81 uno Soften beitrait,
neil cr feline Gbouficlrs.&orte 6ei
iid botte. Sin mar on Ser Gde bon
Guton 8loce un0 8io0le.StraBe,
nit elmer Wloidine 5uiqmmengeBo-
Ben Ole bon Dem 0eteftio 6orrg
Sbanbcrger eelenft mor. Sill ga1
81 iciner gntiduloigung on Bob er
na6 Dem &egenihlrm feline &leioer
gemc6ielt lmo ieine 2iccn8.aortc
Dcrgeiien botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
an gInnc gIrnn0cI.Gonntp Serdaftct

Ger @obnarbeiter Sobu Gopers,
eiu 26 Sabre alteu OelterreiHer. mel
dJer oIS t2sjdbrigeS &iuO mad Oen
Ser. Stootcn fouL 1T untcr ser 9ln-
iduloigling iid uiht reoiitrirt 8iI
bobem ocn @inocsbc60roen iiberipie-
icn woroen Gowcrs arbeitete in Der
gldbc bon WtoionOille ouf oen 9onB.
9cleiien ltno cr5Gblte ieinen Wlitorbei-
ter feline eiecnen glugeleeenbeiten.
0icic uerm@ten i'm on6uiDwdr8eu,
Dob er fcincn ipe3icllen GrlollbniB-
iDein babe, oob iteate cs iid berolls,
Bob cr teincn iol4cu GrIoitbuiBiheip
brau9te. Garalf bin wurOe ct un-
ter Der onOeren 9Inibuloiglng per-
boitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

wirft 0os 0jcI6aft cinen Rcinge-
ipim Son 5000 sen @touot o6 ilno
trobocm babe CT nid6t fitr iic gciorgt.
6rou &cnuc0D fiiotc 6in8lL iie babe
I'M Sabre 1892 III @or6onL @}oiiv
aebeirotbet ino babe elm aino. Sbr
@ottc babe 0ffentIiD Sen @unib iic
los 5u meroen, orsgeiproden nunO lie
0ftcrs gor eriiiht i'm 5lt Oerlaiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
staOtii6c sInacifclltc beitraft.

gSeiI iie lire 9(utouobile 6u lonee
in ser StrnBe botten ltcben laiieG
wurOeu geiteru 81. @}c@in @nIner
BON 9lr. 2035, Horf. 9lpe., un0 5pei
itdotiic6c 9(noeiteIltc, Steuer @iniN6.
Bcr ScnrD s. Soeitine uno Sobu 8.
Sreton Superintendent Oes Stro.
Benbolt9epartenents, BON 9iidter
Eodaro in Der mittleren @oli8eiita-
tion nit 81 ilno Soften beitroft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
"a. GyortIebullg.)

Der Wlnnn ltroblte einen 8oubcr
n1is, Der iie 5pang 5u ibm oif8u-
Icbaiten. gr lG6elte itrobleno,
triunpbiereno ipic Elm @encrol, Der,
iicber oes Sieges, in Die Sbladt
8iebt. Sie f1auoerte itnmerflih, ais
er lidb berbeltgte nuo ettuoS nit 70
leiier Stimme aii ibr iogte, oob es oic
cn0ereli nidt belncrften.
)5ie errotete, iino lire Singer grif-
zen enlport in 0ie Solten; Der i9rille
DtiBflon9 ma6te 0rpsoale oufnlerf-
lam; er nGberte iidb oen beioen. Tre.
maine bate in einem &eft geblGttert,
tudbreno er iprocbS 1ein Sbr, fein ipie
Oos elmer &nse, borte DrDsooles
S1ritte ntf Dem ipeiHen Eeppid.
Mollen mir ni6t eiinaI oas oo
periit1en2 fragtc er Iout imo itelIte
Elm Seft ouf oas &lobier.
Sbne 81 olltporten begoun iie nit
6em @oripiel
Erennine fang:
9oc6 oil ipirit mid lie6eit id fuble esl
Seine 2iebe, iie regt iic6 i'm Ser5en
Sm SUM iuirD Dliftenoe 8liitenprndJt
g8as id hoffeiIo 9epfIan6et I'M Widr5en.
Srelnnine batte einett ipunoerbareil
Senor ino fang ooS 2ie0 nit einem
9(tsorud, NIT elmer @tlpfinounq, Gie
ibr oas @lut in Die @anoen trieb.
9lls er geenoet botte, no1m er Sen
@eifoll nit elmer fleiuen @erbeuqung
enteegen, ipobei er ailf 9rDsoole cinen
triunipbierenoen imo 3uglei1 ironi-
fben Slid mari SSn oieiem g(uqcn-
Bid erfonnteOrDs0ole, OoB Sren.oine
niHt 5lfdllig 0ieies 2ieo ousgelpGblt
batte ~ ooB er aif Der Sreppc oee
louidt Dottc. Sin g[bgrllnO offnete
ii1 pl0bliA Dor ibm; bier mar ehl
gfebenbubler, Der Dor ni1tS 5uriid.
fcbredcn wiiroe, Der bcrcits nit 0cr
Wlicne eines Siegers oltitrot, OrDs.
bale biB Die 8dbne 5lliantnlen ina
atmete ailfeeregt; cr ipiiroe oas
beriprah er iiH ~ nit ienlcgn Setsll
pas perteioigelL mas er erQbert bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Qgcr lic6cn luilI, mn6 lci0eu.

9Sor oem Foli5eiriGter I'M 0ltli-
Nat Eoli8cigcridt uutBte iic6 geitern
Der 80 Sabre olte @uIeslau Mo5uiof
BON Scr. ira Siio GoroIine-StroBe,
megen Sric0ensll0rung oerantmorten.
gSo5uiaf mur0e om Seitigcn Nlorgen
bonn @oli5iitcn 8uiid al Ger Goit-
eru-2lpe. im6 9tnn.GtroBc pcr6oftet
neil er 81 piel 6intcr bic 8in0e ge-
0oiicn bette 9am gie6t es o6cr
ltnlitdnOc, bic ief6it eines 9iidter$
Scr5 cripeiben f6nncn Sin iolAcr
lu0r bier cinaetreten. gaodOem Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Qufal6cridJtc ans gsaI6imstum.


@eiBe Sranen BON 0t eger
ungefollen
Gie % Sabre alte Srat Samuel
Began W}il6lrn Don Ser. 402, /. StrD
puroe in ser 0lGbe ser T. uno Is
StraBe, go, BON einem 9leger ou-
gefallen uno an aopf lnO Dcn
S6ultern 10 idmer perleBt, OoB lie
nod Dem GoiuoltD-Soipital gebradt
iuerOen muBte. @lr5 oorouf puroc
sic 2S Sabre altc 6orlt 2aura Nlocu-
bee bon ser 1. StraBe, 60, bon ei-
mem 9legcr perfolot, fitr5 nodOem iie
aus eineua StraBen6o6npaggon an
ser Gdc ser I. irnO 6 StroBe ouSge.
itiegen mar SSrou @}odobee rannte
ooDen, in0 ais iie on i6rem 6ouie
ougelQngt por, peridclldte lie Ocn
idwor3en SoIlmifen in0em iie inn
Siilie rief. Sic @oli5ei lit Der 9lniitt
ooB es Elm no oeriel6e 0}egcr mor,
ser sic 6ei0en meiBen 8rouen ii6er-
iollen 6otte. SSSit oeriel6en glad66ar-
idait moren pG6renO ser @eriomm-
hing BON @eteronerl ser Gonfooerir-
ten 9lrthee peiBe Sroten BON einem
9le9er ongefollen poroen.
2tegeni1oft qe6t an 6a-
milie 5uriid.
Iur6 oeti 9l6loif Der eriten unO
eiu3igcn 80 So6res9ie9enid6oft-@a
in @oi6ington lit G6orIeS s. @looer,
Ger @rdIoent ser GiggS 9lotionol-
@ouf, in Sen 9eiiB Ser 9iegeuidoft
an ser 9lorooitede ser 10. unO 9
Ctr gefommen. Die 9iegenidoft NOR
am 1. Syuli 1918 BON ieinem @roB-
Doter G6orles @loDer an General
Eeter Sorce ouf 90 Sabre 8ii eiuem
jdbrliden @}iet65ins BON $t74.24 bcr-
pahtet morOen
3um @eiten SEES &ot6er
&reu5eS.
gln oan5 @oibington lit letters 0es
Serrn 98. gG. g96itofer, Oes Superin-
tenocnten ser 9legierlngs-9e1e-
unQsonltalt unO Oes 9(r6eits6nuies,
cine GinlaOuug ergongen Sen beilti-
gen Sog in Sccoquan 81 perbringen.
Gie @epo6ner bon Sairfar- unO
@rince @iQiam County bo6en Elm
ldnoliGes 6riibltiid unO Supper De-
reitet oeren 9}einertrog Dem Not6en
&reu5 6eigeiteuert miro. Nlitiiffapel-
len mcrOen oen gou3en Gag binolrd)
ipielen; am 9}odnlittag miro 6rl
N1o6cl 9oor0nian bonn &ot6en &reu5
cine 9lnipro1e balteit, rno am 9l6en0
Qic6t eS cine @anOel6il0er-8orItel-
lung I'M Sreien. NaI6ingtoner, lpel.
dc an scr 9lffaire tbeiIne6men mol
len nl09en 0en 8ug uod 2ortolL
So, niAt Sccoquan an Ser llnion-
Stotion ne6melt 9(ud @ergiiigings-
Gonpier ouf Oen @otonlac ite6en
sur @erfiigimg; ouBeroem iino 0ie
Mege fiir 9tutomo6ilia6rten in aus
gejeidnctem 3uitanoe.
Shei0ungSflu9e.
sym 0iitrifts-Supr -@eriAt bat
D1oii0e 8. &enneO1 ibrcu @otten,
GbomoS s. GcnncoD, Sen Better Ell
nes SbubgeidGftes, ouf Gbeid6ei-
6ung pcrfloot. 9lod ibrcr 9(usiogc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
@cirafas. .Qiccnacn.

Scttimo 9lopolt 26, uno MlorD
gllpnto, 30, 8eioe Oon @oibiugtou,
9. IS.
G6orIe8 sS. @obniou, "a, unO 9r'
pbo %. @loon 81; 9cioc BON Sar-
risburg AEo.
@iaiun @ormcr 23, lmo Gat1e.
riuc 9oiic, 20.
%iaiom IS. Goburn %, unO Cli-
lie q. Grolpt6ers, 1S.
Scrmon Is. &o6irL 80, uu0 @1in-
nie N}. 0rcper, Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
9lns bcm SnucrcH MIarglanO's uuO
Oen aHgreu5cnOcn StaateH.
9oS 2ettc elmer s0cutider


Gas 9ette elmer sOcuti6en
Is emein0e.
Gic Ocutidc hlt6eriic9c ct. l)}ot-
t6Gus.airc9e in SogerStomu @l0.
iueldc, noH0em oQs @ritnoeigcrI-
t9um pcrfarft moroeu mar, oilfgcloit
iDtroe pert6eilte i6r &crm0aen IN
fol9cuOer g9eiie &oitor 6. s. Soc, Scr
leBte @oiior ser &ir6e. er6ielt 500,
0as Ciofoniiien-Seim in Baltimore,
DaS 0jreiien6eih III @oi6inatou mO
OoS @oiien5dlts. in 2oDsoiIle, Ya., ie
$656.90. N
Glue ibSbonDe oufge9o=
Sen.
@eonite iii 5eoeroIsburg no6mcu
3iuei @italieoer elmer onge6liden
9ie6s6auOe defonaen, Die Sen 5or-
meru Diel 9lergeruiB bereitet botte.
6ii6er Nleiiid ilnO SreO 9(rnp, iopie
Gin Oritter Ser 8qnoe, 9lomens SreO.
9ieier, luurOen ain 6reitog in einem
lmweit 6cOeralsblir9 gelegenen
Sltnipfe geite!lt, Sn Nem icbmeren
Sttrne, ser pl0tli1 los6rad, gclang
es oelf 6eioen 5lierit @euanlten 5ii
entfonmen inO 9}eier ipurOe Der6of-
tet. Spdter no6neu oie 9eomten
lpo5r, OoB Oie beiOen onOeren Bur
iden iib no6 Smlie 6egc6eu iuolltcn-
IS muroe SQgO olif iie aenadt inO
me6rere eriolgloie Sbiiiie aisgeiued-
ieIt. 9lrnD mur0e gefangcn, abet
Nleiiid rettet iib oQOure6, 0oB er Ell
men Wlii6len6ob Ourdidpomm unO
ouf ser onoeren Seite, cine 6ol6c
Nleile peit in cincm Sumpfe ent-
fam ser iebt bepadlt miro.
@eim @ooen ertrunfen.
9lus Seoerols6urg miro 6eribtet
0aB ser 19.iG6rige Sobn bon gSal.
ter GoDlor, cines in ser 9}G6e BON
@rooe eB6often 6armers, 9Souens
9ertran in %eolider cinem @oOc-
plob in Der 9}d6eaoon @illiiton on1
G6optanf-6luiie ertrlmfen lit. Ser
nnge Sglann ging nit etlitben 6relul.
ben boOen. Gr nogte iid6 in tiefcs
@aiier, iln0 0o er ni6t idpiumelt
fpunte, ging er lntter, e6e ibm Siilie
meroen fonnte. 9ns iein 9eidnam
gcilunOen purOc, itaf iein &opf in eli.
ncm odt5ebn SUB tiefen @oiierlod-
Or. @ooOs In COLLEGE @arf.
Gr. 9(lfreO s. @ooOs, ser e6ema-
lige 9leftor 0eS SanOuirt6ibafts.Ge-
partelnentS Ser llniberiitGt bon Wlin-
neioto, 6at ieine Stelling ais 9Srdii-
oent oes NlorDlono 9lder6ou-Gollegs
ii6ernomnlcn. Gr miro sic 9lnitolt
leiten nnO 3ur @erlpoltlnaSbe60rO
Ge60ren. Sein @e6dlt 6elGuft iicb nlf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

$4,000 0os sSo6r Gr. gSoooS miro
Der 9|odiolGer BON Or. $. s. @ot
tcriou, ser bon icBt an ieine aroft
Der &eriudSitotion ipiomcn miro.
Sn ieineni g(iito geitor6en.
G6arleS 6. Seller BON ser s. 8.
acllcr Golf-@eieilic9oit in 9udeDs-
topt itQr6 in ieiuem 9(lltomo6il bel
6logapiIIe plotIid an &cr5iAIaG.
}Ils er bic Gontrolc perlor, mari sic
@ioid6iue Inn uno 6ielt i6n llnter IiC5
felt. &err Seller mar ouf Dem Sein-
neg BON ieiper Sru6tfarm in @ir0i-
nien, Gr mar g Sabre alt. Seine
SSittwc mo iiinf &inocr ii6crle6en
i'm.
Nor lcbcnSnlii0c.
Irorcr iiber 6eu Dor 3pei @}ouoteu
criolgteu GoO ieiner @ottin perau-
loBto ocn as Satire olten 2ouis 6abS
iidJ qeitern in eirer SHerme 6iutcr
ser @arois-Girdje in 9orf, &a, oui-
5lt6dngen glls 6rau Saro6 6roale0
gum @}eIfen in 0ie S6euue trat
fonO iie ben SeI6itmoroer BON einem
9oIfen 6dngen
9 cb nell tritt Ser GoO sen
0t eniben an.
Sronf gleubouer in Cumberland
iono, ndc6Oen CT Dor elmer ISOLDE 9(r-
6eit an ser n9oltin1orc.S S6io-Giien.
6abn4 geiunoen botte, am 9o6niiber-
gang scr &irginia-9(pc. ieincn SOD
linter Sen RGOcru elmer 9ofomotipc
Gr pur0e f6rmlid 5ernolmt. Semen
pl0bliden 800 betrouerh ieine @itt-
pc, Orei S06ne iin0 Orei S6btcr.
&artoffelfelOer bernidtet
Cine fleine fo6lgraue 9Iattlaits,
oie iicb 5itndHit an ser ntteren Seite
ser 9lGtter ci1niitet in0 iih Damn
iiber sic gon3e 9flan5e oer6reitet
Inn Scr &flon5c sic SGfte aus5uioil
gen lm0iie t6Otet, Bat iic6 in Somer-
iet-Gountp ciugeiteQt mO pcrnidtet
0an5e &ortofielieI0er. Die 9ouSpeit
fam 0ur1 9eipriben nit elmer 40
Ero5ent 26iitng BON 9}icotin, 1a &int
9}icotin 3ii so @ollonen @aiier, in
0em 9 @funO Seize ollfgeIoit inns,
controlirt weroen, Wfon gc6rau6e ci
ne feine fraitDolle 9rauie inO be-
ipriBe Oie uiitere Seite ser gldtter
bon lulten 6innlf3lL pie mi6 BON
oGen 6iuullter5u Ios @etter lit Ser
Ger6reitllng bon Snieften iebr giin-
itig qelpcIet nid1t MIR in Soneriet.
GplntD, ionoern ii6er 0en ganjen
Stoot. Gos @ri1einen ser 2ous lit
Dem Gntonoloen SIT College Enrf
W}O5 nlitQet6eilt poroen @on ser
0itfiiite &irgiuien's wirO 6eridtct,
ooB 0alBe &ortoficlieloer ruinirt
pcrOch, ais o6 iie pom 6euer ocr-
6ranit porOen icien. Sn einigcn Sc
gruoen itc6t sic @rnte ie6r idlecbt.
Sn Someriet-Gounto Iino 0ie &ortoi-
feln 6ereits 10 peit 9eoie6en oaB nit
elmer WR0glir6feit BON S1ooen ourcb
Sdlre folm nre6r 81 redneu lit.
Kinder Schreien
MAru EIETcuEp'c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
AUTOMOBILE PARTY
HAS NARROW ESCAPE

a man. woman and child belong
inC 20 South Bend, while automo-
billing on Lincoln way W. Saturday
night, were run into by a street car
while endeavocing 10 avoid an auto
mobile coming toward NIishawaka.
The party was on its way west and
while near the Orphans home
turned from the tracks 10 the CEN
ter of the roadway Noticing an
other automobile approaching from
the opposite direction. IL was UNI
able 10 get clear OF the rails and
was struck by an east-bound street
car Although the machine was con-
siderably damaged the passengers es-
capped without injury. II is claimed
the car failed 10 stop 20 investigate
the damage. Asa Jones 315 w. Sec
ond St. conveyed the occupants TO
South BEND but failed 10 get their
names The MiShawaka police we're
given the number of the street car
and viii make investigation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
ASSAULT CASE
STILL HANGS FIRE

The case of John Wrasse. charg-
ing Julius Bennett with assault and
battery, which is alleged 70 have oc-
Cured several months ago near the
Logan st. bridge, will probably come
TO trial soon if Judge Feig has his
way. The case has been pending
since shortly after the affair. when
Bennett is charged with assaulting
Wrasse with weapon and severely
crushing the latter's nose. 1t has
been continued from time 10 time
for various reasons. Judge Feig ap-
peared impatient Saturday morning
when he asked Asst Pros. Hen
Messy 10 prepare 10 have the case
come 10 trial without further de
lay. The question arose as 20 who
should sit in the case as special
Judge Several local attorneys were
suggested by the Judge and prose
cutOr, but objections were interpos-
ed in each case until il simmered
down 10 BrentOn II. BeaH. former
attorney Because of a technical
reason objection 10 BealIs serving
as magistrate in the case has been
entered by one of the attorneys in
the case. Therefore. it appears that
the case is about as far removed
from trial as ever.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
OPEN LOCAL RECRUITING
OFFICE FOR THIS WEEK

During the present week which is
national volunteer week by a proc
lamation Of Pres't Wilson. who has
caHed for 10000 volunteers TO ELL
the regular army TO war strength.
the Nishawaka recruiting Office in
the pOstoifice is TO be reOpened.
Postmaster Herzog has been so in
formed by Capt. T. F. Ryan, who is
again in charge OF the Fort Wayne
recruiting district. and who also
states that an officer will be sent
here Monday night or Tuesday
morning 20 remain during the week
Postmaster Herzog was informed
that those who registered June 3
Will now have an opportunity 70
volunteer for the period OF the war
and il two or more recruits desire
TO be kept in the same company this
privilege will be granted them. The
eligible ages of these volunteers is
Is 10 40. All OF the recruits &C
copied during the present campaign
will be sent to Gettysburg National
park. Pa, for training. That will
be done because the infantry at
Fort Benjamin Harrison is entirely
filled.
Poster and other advertising mat
ter is being sent with the recruiting
officer assigned to Mishawaka for
the week and merchants are re-
quested 10 cooperate in any possible
way with the officer and Postmaster
Herzog in making the weeks work
successful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25

socially? Can we blame the poor
man for feeling that the church is
no place for him, when We have al
ways passed him by? Where is there
the church which does not cruelty
men for a word and which does
not make a simple difference Of
opinion the grounds for deadly en-
nifty? May il not be that we are
too much concerned with trying 10
make our individual church so big
and influential that we are losing
sight Of the fact that in every soul
around us there is a creature OF God
10 be reached. Let us catch the
optimistic spirit of Jesus and 'be-
hold in every man the possibilities
of the kingdom. What does il mat
ter whether a man has a million
dollars or hasn't "A cent, so far as the
kingdom of God is concerned? The
important thing is he is Gods child
and has a soul. Get him. What
does il matter if il is a Mary Mag
dalene with her heart full of sin.
The thing of importance is-Christ
can make her clean and pure. This
is Christs way. II was His Optim-
ism.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25

back. too. have ceased 70 bother
me"
GARY-Mrs. J. L. Holt. IL
grippe left me in weakened con
dition. rad that tired feeling
My appetite was poor. Now I have
lots OF ambition. since taking Tan F.,
lac. Ny appetite is fine and I en-
joy eating. I have gained many
pounds, too.
LAFAYETTE - John Hamm.
My wife is G. years old and has
been suffering from stomach
trouble more than % years. She
couldn't eat anything without e1-
reriencing severe pains afterwards.
But Tanlae certainly was Just what
she needed for now she feels much
better and IS gaining IN strength"
Statements from all parts OF tha
state speak of the merits OF Taniac.
Il has built up thousands OF weak
and run down persons. strength
ened them and brought unlimited
benefits.
Tanlac is being introduced and
explained IN Mishawaka AZ Red
Cross Pharmacy; South Bend. Pub
lie Drug store; North Liberty.
Hoffman Bros. Elkhart, Weller
Drug Co: Michigan CITY. Ginning
Drug Co. Laporte. Garfield Phar-
macy; Goshen, Golden Rule Drug
store; Nappanee. Johnson and Son
WalkertOn, a. NJ Caulkins Nil
ford, Milford Drug Co Syracuse,
Hoph and Co. Leesburg Fmpirs>
Drug House: Warsaw. GilWorth
store: Wanatah. Weisjahn and Son
Knox. Frank a Green. Bristol,
Congdon Drug Co: and Plymouth,
Mosel Drug Co ADJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
BIG SERIAL PICTURE
AT TEMPLE THURSDAY

An all-star cast with Ruth Roland
in Pathe's Neglected Wife" a new
serial. based on Mabel Herbert
Urner's famous novels. The Journal
of a Neglected Wife" and The
Woman Alone" is announced TO
open at the Temple theater Thurs
day. Roland Bottomley, the cele-
brated English actor, is associated
with Miss Roland. The eternal tri-
angle is the basis of this wonderful
human interest story. AS an un-
usual twist there is another man,
who falls Aeeply in rove with the
other woman" The complete cast
of important characters is as fol-
lows: Margaret Warner, a beauti-
ful young girl striving to succeed as
a magazine writer, Ruth Roland;
Horace Kennedy. a successful attor-
ney, Roland Bottomley; Mary Ken
nedy. his wife, Corenne Grant;
Frank Norwood, a magazine editor,
Philo Mccullough; Edgar Doyle, a
crooked lawyer, disbarred by Ken
nedy, his bitterest enemy, Neil Har-
din.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
MIsHAWAKA PERSONALS.

J. H. Swigart and grandson, Carl
Franks. of Wawaka. Ind, are the
guests OF the formers daughter,
Mrs. Jennie Jarrett. 222 Lincoln
way w.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marchant,
1O7 w. Eleventh st. have returned
from a visit of a week at Cleveland.
Akron and Canton, o.
Mrs. w. +. Rol ley, lis y. Church
st. has returned from three weeks
visit in Battle Greek, Mich
Mr. and Mrs. p. .. Anderson Of
Goshen are spending the day with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Thorman
of Chicago have arrived in this
city and will reside on f. Third ST.
Mrs F. Scharbach Of Hammond
Ind. is visiting with her daughter.
Mrs John W. Barnard GO2 s. Main
ST
J. Frick. 316 W. Fourth st, has
returned from Chicago, where he
spent Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albert. 2o3 z.
Eighth st. spent Sunday in Lapaz,
with the formers brother. Anthony
Albert. who is very III.
J. Alex Michael, Mr.. and Mrs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25

Mrs. Glen II. Warner. 115 W. Third
St, have returned from Shavehead
lake. where they spent their vaca
ton.
Mrs Martin Bachtsl has returned
from Peoria, Ill. where she was call
ed on account Of the serious condi-
ton of her nephew, Claude Houser.
who was injured in an automobile
accident.
Miss Fay Dennis, w Fourth ST.
spent Sunday with her mother a.
Elkhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rishel and son
have returned to their home in
Akron. O., after visiting with Mrs.
Rishers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
StilwelL 121 W. Lawrence St
John schmidt Of the L. s. naval
training station at Great Lakes. H..
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Schmidt, 80 W.
First st.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. Carving
Of Fairmont. O.. spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Charles Waidner has returned to
the Great Lakes naval training sta
ton after spending Saturday and
Sunday as the guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waidner. w.
Lewrence St
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Suders and
daughter, Catherine, have returned
from Plymouth, Ind, where they
spent a two weeks vacation. Mr..
Suders has resumed his duties at
the First National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph II. Jernegan
and family and their guests, Miss
Airline Jernegan and Mrs. Cecil
spent Sunday at Eagle lake.
Mrs. Claire Swaney and four
children of Detroit, Mich. are visit
ing with the formers brother, Ern-
est Shelter. 709 Ann St
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Dean and Mr.
anC Mrs. Charles Worthington mo-
tored TO Bloomingdale, Mich. where
they spent Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs +. c. Lambert have
returned from a motor trip TO
Beloit Wis.
DR. and Mrs. Ivan E Smith have
returned from weeks outing at
Webster lake, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bruggner
and daughter. Frances, Joe Ferric
and Mr.. and Mrs Harry smith mo-
tored 10 Hudson lake Sunday in the
latter's car.