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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
LAST CAR OF PiNEAPPLES
oppiee Fruit Company Gets Last Car Of
Pineapples Today-6etter Can Fruit
to Avoid High Prices Next Winter.

If YOU intend to can pineapples, you
should order in the morning. as the
last car of these fine Cuban pineapples
arrived today for the Oppice Fruit
Company, and at the rate orders came
in for the first shipment, you are sure
10 be disappointed if YOU put II off.
You will find these pineapples. the
large delicious Cuban kind. and are just
right for canning With sugar at pres
ent prices. you will be saving much
money on your winters fruit Oppice
Fruit Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
Small Boys in Court.

Trouble between youngsters Of the
Franklin school brought about hear
ing before Judge Cummings in the
Juvenile court Wednesday afternoon.
when Harold Weld, aged II, was ar
raigned on a charge of assaulting
Harry Gates, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. Gates, 121T West Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
Score by innings:

Clinton ...........0 0 co. "
Marshalitown ,-..i % 100 5oN-AV
Summary Home run--Miller TWO
base hit-LeBeau. Sacrifice hits-Noit
Clemens .. Eunick. Stolen hase-Le-
Beau. Hits-off Watkins, ! in four inn
tnss. Struck out--hy Wright, ,; by
Payne /. Hit by pitcher-Eunick by
Wright Double plaS-Watkins to
Meme to Henning Time OF game
Has
Jmpires--Link and Higgins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14

BatleO Tor F.ODlNsON III III
MARSHAILTOWN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
Local Weather Record,

Seventy three and 81 were the eH-
tremes Of temperature Wednesday
compared with So and 50 Tuesday. and
IS and IS a year ago Wednesday. Al
this morning the temperature wac
50. compared with 81 at the CORE
spending hour Wednesday morning. A
trace Of rain fell Wednesday night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
Games Friday.

Games FRIDAY.
Clinton al Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids at Waterlr".
Dubuque at Mason City.
Lacrosse at Fort Dodge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
CIjnton's Defense Breaks.
Ansons Score in First.

Lied. first up in the opening inning
scored. Watkins passed him. He ad-
yanced to third on Clemens sacrifice
and scored when Eunick few out to
Sears in deep left.
Miller evened up the score by wal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
STANDING OF CLUBS
Results Wednesday,

HeSutS wednesday,
At n-Marshat,o"n, 10;
Clinton, 8.
Al Waterloo--WateTloo, 4; Cedar
RAPIDS. ?.
At Mason City-pubuqus 5; Mason
City. /.
At Fort Dodge-Fort Dodge, I; La
Crosse, s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14

Looping the first ball pitched TO him over
the fence in the second inning.
Lied opened the third with single,
and again advanced when Clemens
laid down bunt. Eunick fouled out TO
Brown Cameron unlocked single
Lied scoring on the throw to the plate,
while Cameron advanced 10 second.
The latter counted when Lee singled
Two singles and a double, with
Wilkes error accounted for four more
Arson runs in the fourth. Durkin, first
up. singled. LeBeau hooked double
advancing Durkin TO third. then Wat
kins passed Agnew. Payne added
single 70 the assault, counting Durkin.
Lieds sharp grounder got away from
Wilkes and LeBeau and Asnew
streamed home. Clemens hit TO Hauk
who speare6 Lied at second Eunick
flew out to deep left, Payne scoring.
Clemens was tagged stealing second.
Visitors Score Two.
Clinton rippai off three hits in the
sixth and got away with TWO runs be-
fore three were out. Nolt, first up.
flew out to LeBeau. Sears hit out
double and scored on Millers single to
center Hena:ng few out 10 LeBeau.
Miller advancing. He scored when Hauk
singled. Robinson famed.
The Ansoas acquired three runs in
the seventh, which Clemens opened
with a single. Eun!ck sacrificed nm 10
second and he advanced 20 third on
Dameron's single Cameron stared u
steal. but MEME dropped the throw and
Clemens raced home on the play. Lee
was passed bu: was thrown OFT a. sec
ond when DurktE it 10 Nennc. Dam
cron taking third OF 'ho play and scor-
inG or the re-p1n throw - the plate
when Robinson tagged him then dropped
he ball Dd-k.o went 70 sec md on TIC
throw am scored on LeSalus singh
Agnew went 81. Wright 10 He1nnS.
Tina srors-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
Licensed TO Wed,

E. ]. Nutting, motion picture opera
tor, aged 81. Of this city: and Mrs. May
Martin. aged AZ. of GrinneH.
, 1917-09-20

Farm stationery, butter wrappers,
shipping tags, etc, on short notice.
We have just what you want-The
Sun.
, 1917-09-20
MISCELLANE0US
l. c. PLATr

- Cattle and horses branded auy ~""'
on animal. Range Beaver Crsst ills
P. o. Collins. Wyo.
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E-A
tetell, neil file uorr Der Ausideioultg
Der polniIden Mbeeoroneten aus
Dem &eifsrot Die Starfung oes
oeutiden Gimfluiles in Seiterreid
erbofften.
Bon berpprrnger0er polniId)er
Seite mer0en benz uSdDei5. EreB-
telegraph folgenoe Nitteilungeit
genladt: Die Gntideioung Der Gen
tralmGd)te lit in alien polniiden
&reilcn NIT mgetcilter 6reuoe 81
ariiBt moroen. @ie I'M ein5elnen
aud) oie polniid)en &idtungen Ill
ben elrop1iidelt @rpBmad)ten tie
ben, Die BON Dem beutideI unO otter
reihiid) ungariiden Wonarfen ge-
lfaffene 2oinnq miro allgemem al5
Die Grmartltngen oes polniIden 8ol=
fes iibertrefIenb empfnnoen. Wan
qlaubte nie oil eine 70 meitgebeilbe
Se~lbitdnoigfeit Ser friiber ruiiiiden
9ropinSen, Die MN tatldblid ein
anabhangiges aonigrei6 biloen merz
ben nit eigenem Staatsoberbaupt
mno eigenem @eere. gs fam aud)
fein 3tpeifeI bethlehem oariiber, Dab
bic letten ruliopbilen areiie i'm Ius-
lanoe ~ inn &onisreidy ielbit CAB es
IGngit feline loIden mebr ange=
iidts Der neuen Sadlage ibr bis
beriges 3ogerr alrfgeben nno, allen
Sober pergeiieno, in oas 2ager liz
rcr 2anbsleiite, in bas groRe Eager
oes groBen freien ,Bolens, iiberge=
ben meroen. 5ente gibt es feinen
8oIen mebr. nnd1 ue,tt er III Garis
o6er 2onoon lebt, Der nod BON benz
beriibmteft @roBfiiriten &anifelt
s1 ipred)eu iuagte, 4llel fran5oiild)
%engliIden grmabniineet gum Erot
bot @lBlano nid]ts setan, lin Die
lem mbeitimmtcn Manifat Die
Torin nno Sic @eibc zines Geripre=
dyens si geben. Snatpiiden babert
ole 3entralmddte gebanoelt.
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Gin ginbredyer bat am 0fitt.
mod in frHber Morgenitunoe aus
benz Saule bon 81. 9. @eaflep an Der
@elt @ooolamn Mpe. altes @olo i'm
Mert bon mebreren bufloert Collars,
Drei WolonaDeln, 5tpei &inge nnl
einen fleinen 8etrag baares @elS
gelto6len.
Der gbauffenr Sobn @ibion,
Der am MittDoh abeno gegen 8 llbt
burd. elm Seniter in bas Saus 601
Soleoab StraBe et~noringen polte,
muroe BEL oieiem 8eriude BON Dem
i'm &anie ipobnenoen Con Model
in bic Shulter geidoiien. Wibion
mlrbe nab Dem itaotilben Soipital
gebraht ufo BORT pegen Derindten
@inbrnfs ge6alten unb Meodel muir
De ipegen Mbfeuerns bon ShuBmuf-
fen innerbalb Der Staotgren5e1 per-
baftet, aber gegen Stellung bon
9ilrglfnft mieoer entlniIen. Gos
piro INNER Miblher. Die deb
itdbIe nebmen IN gang eridredetloer
@eiie iiberbanD uno trosbem ideint
fein Mann mebr oas He6t at babeil
lein @igentum gegett Spitbuben
idliiten ooer iein 2eben eegen einen
mogliden Sotl6Iager perteioigen 81
oiirfen.
- @er feline uEoa sar" nidt be-
5ablt, fam bei feiner SAIL iii bic
fem Sahr itimnten.
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wrunbeiaenturns ! tlebertrasnnseu.

hAsUStB~ssNe"S
Sobn Sanoeen an George nnb Senrp
2a9elitein. @runoitiid am Suniet Tlaee;
SO II. u.
&. 81. lambert uub 8m. s. S6llb
an ,Sames aapp Ii. o.. @rnnoitid on Der
Srio nnb Gan Serumoo Ctr; $4,000.
9ouiS s. @efing, burd Sberiff an
u. s. @alier, @rnnoitiid i'm nclieil
Gitns8lod 1853; $34.32.
Sobn q. 9ebler an Inna Serauer,
@runoitiid am Senber 8ouIenaro. Snutt
5eisbts; 800.
Suao Sdluebc uio Srali ai Die Yeoer
Sron ano Steel Company, @runoitiId
! an Der Soabo CTR; $4,000.
Sranf unb St. aunS an Subn alnl5,
e@rnnoitild am Mount @eruon Tlace
so.
M. llcopidv an 3. 6. @c0onalo.
@runoitiid in gineriioe Yarf; $475.
Safe @iir8bnh on Walloe Barber
Maprieo, @runbltiid an Der Gait @ltclif
Ipe.; $1,000.
sSrib 3uerd)er oil Carl aoepp. 1164f
+, gder 2ano; $4,000.
so. Gppparo, 5ruitee fir @erlad
| Bros, an Muguit Meglosfen, @rlnos
Itiid i'm neuen giths@lod 2179; $50,
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Charles 8erlah II, V. al AuaIlt NC
Glosfeb, @runbitiid I'M neuen gitpsglod
2179: $40 II. u.
@uanit MeeGlosfep III &ate 6. 6icrladl;
@runDitiid i'm iiereu Gitp~Slod 2179;
$40 II, q.
Marcelhis $. 9apis uilo Srau an
e. @. 9ana @utnoitiid an Der North
Slipe Ctr. $140o.
@ub 81. @idel on Charles z. Sdmint.
grunoitiid oil Der Eierce Npe.; 81 II. Y.
Gith Ncipea gbenborouah an Wtors
ris Gtern. @runbitiid i'm aeiten Gitps
8lod 3059; $1,000.
2ouiia Gppenbeimer Ii. u. on Tles
8iQiams. @runoitiid an Der eberra
Str.; $40 Ii. q.
4. @. @qoorc une o. IS. Sriib III,
War 5obrcdt. @riabitild in Collins
Court; $3.50.
Nrtbur :. 9imaline unD Srau ail
gllaiit 8eilbader. @runoitiid an Der
9ortb 3els8 raunfeIs Gpe.; $4,000.
Gus 81. Sons an Soc Sabn, @runes
ftiid an Scr 9nfebiep Ipe. $500.
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JieIta San Sacinto MHpeiation.

SIT Der a1 Weitt1Do6 a~bgebaltenel
gerianmulung tpuroen Die ~folgenoer
9eanlterr uno Direftoren ern1blt
Irdfioent, Mtlee 9. Mpres; /. @ice,
Hr1iioent, IS. %. @ebb, 2. gice.
Yraiioent, Sobn @iliams; 3. @iee.
Yrdiioert, Horter 2oring; Sbas.
meilter, SenrD Cart. Direftoren
emil Jronf, Sobn S. Jentiman 8.
8. Sling. Sad So. Seal, Gornin &.
Yrielt, 5. g @alfer, Mur Blum,
So. Sind, CHARLES g. Meef, BbiI
Safion, 81. S. @aroing, gilbert
B. @utb, @aIter g. Nnpier, %. 6.
aSiannail, @erbert Barnard, gotpirl
IS. Nitte, Jranf Sames, gbuaro %.
¬u 8nroIo &aDtofl, 90. 9.
.9enorif, SO. q. @i[linmlon, gbas.
33oler, 6. g. Si1ie, @aIter @altbaa,
Sad Mnyboulo, Sobn GLEN it,, SO.
.. 8amilton ir. nno s. 6. Snder.
@brelpraiioem, CHARLES @raebner;
gbren Direftoren: @orp. Jerguloll
aino General Jreoerif Juniton.
Sur SIC gernnltnItuug Der 6iesidbris
gen sSsier iueroen $4,000 bean-
iprud5t, tpobon $4,000 bereits fol-
Ieftiert iino. $689.5O befinoen iid
Q!s lleberfd)uB bonn Iesten Sabre in
our Aniie. Der 8oridIag fpuroe
i gelnafbt 1000 SduItinoer an Dem
offentliden ltan8ug teilnebmen 5u'
Iafien. superintendent Meef be-
merfte baraut 0aB cine getpiaiguns
boz $500 notia iein piiroe fir
Bogen uno auitiinle. Ser Ylan
tpiro peiter beIproden iueroen. Ser
erfR Gag Der Seltlihfeiten tit ais
Militar-Eag@ beitimmt. gs muroe
befhloiien, bic @eamteniuobl fiinftig-
FIN am eriten 9ienitag I'M Mai, iin-
mitteIbar nod ben 5eitIidfeiten, ab-
3ubnIfalr.
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u I ( { t I { /.

Gas aus Marp gpalS Bates,
SDfrs. 1. &. Smith, @inheiter Sell
TO- o.. 5. @aroina un0 S. 8. Melle-
!bafb belteiloe aomite sur Musarbei-
tllng zines neueil Sreibriefs fir Die
Gduleu, bot ieinen gntuurI Der
GdalIbeboroe porgelegt. Derielbe be-
ftin1nt I'M @eientlihen, oab Die
3nhI Ser Trujtees BON reun nlf lie
ben berabgeieBt miro, fpopon orei
sSrnlen uno bier Wdnner iein mil
fen. 8ier bitoen ELM Quorum. Cine
Babl oicler Z Witglieoer fjn0et an
5sueiten 9ienitag int Mpril Itatt. Sn
.rtdditcn Sabre iperoen Damn ore
uno I'M n1fitfolgcnoen pier Mit'
gIieoer gepdbIt uno 10 weiter, 10 oaf
ie6es ssabr cine @abl abgebalter
fpiro. Ser superintendent erbdl'
pDIle Aontrolle iiber Die Sdyules
1tn0 Der @eIdnftsfiibrer iiber Die &c
.(ddffliden Mngelcgenbeiten.
Her leine rEoG Gar" uidJt be
saflt. Fam bei feiner Sail III bic
fem Sabr itimmen.
,snI Mlter BON as Sabren per
ffie0 in einem bieiigen Sophia
@ilium Menolamib BON Soiriton
er Miro Don fiini S0bnen uno pie
Eof,fern iiberlcbt. Die gciiebiml
fin6et auf oen iiioiifen Srieobof 81
Soniton itdtt.
Tie teraniiden Intomobllbono
Ter tprroen iid) III einem Sonocr5lg
Der 81. 6. g. 2. Balm, Der mler
Gtoot an 81. ssailliar friib $50 bel
IdBt mo Den offi3iellen 9itel aSn
Mntonio Mutpniobile Sbop SpecInl
Tiifrt, gu ser am 80. 5. Wts. III Ghi
raao eroffnefen groBen artomobil
a~usIteuung begeben- Der BUG mir
in alen groBeren Stdoten batter
nm onoere geflder mlf5nneb1nei
IN CT. eouis ioipie in Chicago pc'
Sen Sic 5eraier aroBartig letter
meroen.
Nnfdhlid oes gooes BON vi
naire-i Gear~n iino oie 5laggen al
ncn asunnrs rehipaen fotuie anf Joi
Gam SciiItou uno Camp @iilon a.
Anltiaais n 'aeii.
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San gntunip. gex, is. San. 1911
Brine erlbe Cotton Seeh Oil, 81
SeutS pel s~sllifong
Mcm yorf, is. San. e Sppt S12.10;
Sanlar, $12.12 uno S13.13; Sebrnar.
$12.10 nno $12-16; Mdrs. $f2.12 nRs
$12.15; @pril, 1910 uno $12.15.
Mai, $12.12 un0 $12.14; Suni, $12.12
lino $12.16; SlIi, $12.17 nno $12.19.
9lualSt, S12.19 unD $500.
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Sanmluoac.

Haumluolic.
Gan Mntonip, Ter. 161s Cts.
@aluefton, geiteru. 1915 Cts.
Epftpnfamen-ErpOuffe
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i q s.

Ger Sennt bat Den lelt1ameH
Baltimore 9efdIuB, Der Die 0emo=
fraten gepiiermaBen perpflidten
Itpolte, fir elm Yrobibitionsamenoe
ment 81 itimmen, nit IA gegen 8
Stimmen aflgenomnen. erneno mel
DIE praftiide 8eoeiltung bat Die @n-
nabmle oes 8eidluiies mift.
Die Ibitimmung Mber ben Sat
timore 8elflub I'M Staatsienat
bat ge5eigt, onB Die Yrobibitioniitell
i'm Senat einc Gimme gu penig
baben. nm einen geldIlrB, oaB iiber
Elm Yrobibitionsamenoement abge-
ltimmt meroen iole, sur Annabme
5lt bringen.
0as @ausfomite fir Serial
Inngsamenoements bat einen Be
ihluB ailgenommen, ourd ben cine
Yrobibitiosmabl auf ben A. Smltag
i'm Stli angelebt miro.
Sn Der Habe BON 8on5ales
itarb Der bobmiihe Sarmer Stepban
cSanota I'M Mlter bon IS Sabren.
Der 8erifieoene bate Die ariege
| geaen StoIien 1913 uno 1859 NIT
gefnadt. er miro Don orei Sob
nen lmb mebreren perbeirateten
Eohtern iiberlebt.
syrau SO. s. Yeaiiier muroe in
Dem 3immer zines 9otels 81
Brownsville tot aufgefunoen. %
Die begleitenoen llmitGn0e peroafti
! ger Natiir iinb, lit cine geri1tlidt
Obouftiom ~angeoronet. Die 6ral
ioa cine 5iemIide Summe @el0es bel
iid, gefiibrt baben, oas ieet nift &c.
fanoen peroen fam. Sic bate mi
| ibrem @atten cine 3eit lang in Cor.
piis Gbriiti getpobnt uno befano lid
crit menige Tage in 8~roipnspiQe. ~
Corpus Gbriiti iino beioe penia be
fannt, bod bat oie oortige @oli5e
feItgeltellt, 6aB Der Damn Dor eli
ODER 5tuei Taeen nad Stem Dorf &c
reiit lit.
- 8esablt Cure yYoa Sar", NH
nod l3eit bic snm 81. Sannar.
Uinf Offi5iere oes 8unoe'
Sngenieurforps tperoen ben % Wei
len BON Brownsville entfernten be
8oint SiabeI gelegenen 9ra5ps San
tiago Safen elmer griinolihen Sn
fpeftion reIp. 8ermeilung unter5ie
ben. Mau beabiidtigt ben Sdifl
fobrtsfanal iomie oen @afen bon 4
auf % SUB 81 pertiefeu. lie Ser
ticfung erpeiit iid infolge oes 81
nehmenoen Yerfebrs als notmenoi
unb bas Groieft lit bisber bon ale
Sadperitdnoieen Mfiirportet ipoi
0elT.
So. Sbnforo, Der 0 einige
+Ioaen bon benz 9iitriftgeridt s
gietoria mesen Sd[idnng 81 5mi
Sabren 3nd)tbnus pernrteilt mar, /
aus Dem oortigen Gountpgefangni
~eiltiprungen.
gn GteIe 6es pom amte 81
riidtretcnoen Or. 8. 9. 8ibb fpurl
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8r erindtn nnere 2eer, Seren Enhancement abselanfen 1T, r RAJ
oriugemb, BEL ldnlbisem getraa umstbeuo ein5niensen, pa es ans H'
m5slib ik Sen Sansen staat bereien ST lafea. TT
Wiemanb ioGte has gIatt eutseseane6men Der bas announcement
a;dt iorsnfeten auinidt. 1tb nit Ser Mbbefeunus io1e Die Ginienonng
oes riierenben gerases erfolsen. #@
Die 3eiams 1T Elm @i4aft ne ieoes auoere aub besbalb eraabea
nit uns, seIesemtn@ Mednungen ~ans5nidideu, aaf oerem prOmpte ge.
sa6Iuus mir befeben maFen, beun ubne Uelb lakt Fh fein @eldaft fab'
3ie Grpebitipn.
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lpiel Stiirmers in beionoers unsiil-
ftiaenI 2idte erideinen laiieu nno i'll
ben Mitgen Der polnilfen Selell'
fdait nnrettbar bfoBiteaen.
3rm Sdlnife modten mir nod
mlf cine gpentitalitdt binfpeiien. gs
ideint ourd)mts nidt ailsgeldlollertl
oaB bie nun erfolgte Broflamatiol
Der Mutonomie YolenS als 8eriud
elmer oeutid : rniiiiben 8erltatoi.
| gunq, BON 6eren Sorbereitling ieei
nieber mande Mn5eiben 81 ipred)er
ifeinen, oienen fonnte. Inter TIM,
itanoen fam ein ,fait accompli" DIT
Irbeit ser llnterbdnoler p~ereinfa
den uto erleihtern. Sene ei1tfluB
retde ~fonIerpotip mtrealtfratiifl
Stroming, ole in &uBlauo cine Ser
Itanoiglns nit Deutiflale anltrebt
0irfte elm Don GuBlnno abgelonoer
tes Yolen eiuem innerbalb Hl1B
LAMB artonome Sonoerred)tc genie
Benoen Bolcn iosor por5ieben. Sol
fllrsem gob oieier Eenoens in be5eidl
member @eile Der befonnte Tubli5il
Ser vIomoiie 8remiia" Menidi
foip ausoriid. Die Motioe iino ba
rel ungefabr berlelben art fpie be
Den 0eutldrnoifalen IN Selterreifl
Die sic nun ~berfiinoete Sonoeritel
huna @alisiens felt langem beiiirfpor
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&. 81. Terrell an Rcrris Gtern,
@rnn6itiid i'm nenen gitbsglod 1868;
$4,000.
slrguit q. Sort u. q. an g. 8. uIlo
6. Semlinser. @ruuoitiid in College
9eig1ts; 500.
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L.okdIes.
SoransFdhides Wetter.

SIR San Mrtonio utto umgegeno:
4eute abeno u1o morgen: flar nnb
tu1rmer.
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9ie ,,Treie Yrene tiir Seras"
erimeimt als Sageblatt

9as saseblatt lit bierIetig lmo foIht SOC per Monat ODER Sc per Sabr.
Gas No@enbIatt lit ied5ebnietig mo folRt So per Sabr. Nob aeerico
50 @oIo. Nad) europe, &orto e%ingeldloien, So.
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1urm.TrnoRtte
0eMIie.

anrtnffelr, California, $~.325-$3.5o-
n1o. g0ioraocs $3.25+$3.5Q.
Si6e aprtoffeln, BAite Dam, $780,
Yurupfnl Pam, 50. SO un0 $500.
3tpiebeln, California, $780,.
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Gqualh, $3.50 per Dn56eI.
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g~dDieaden, zoe {. / 2tD. s&inbei.
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&phf. $500 per Crate
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gantaloupes GtdnoorS, $2.25 per
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gien . Warft.
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Sdien $3.50 bis 1925.
3dlber $6.0 uno $7.35.
gunen $500 mnn $3.50.
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ct. 2pnis, IS, San. 1917. Minhs
bieh. SeraszWieb, $3.50 bis $500.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
KL0NDYKE LADY HURT
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Mrs. Miller and Miss Hawkins OF
near Klondyke, were thrown from
the formers buggy Saturday morn
ing about II o'clock in front OF the
Orphans home on Lincoln way w.
when the horse attached 10 the
vehicle ran away from a point near
the Logan st. bridge. The animal
frightened when the sirth Of the
harness broke. II ran toward the
home and when the buggy struck
the curb, the vehicle turned over.
The horses breast was slightly cut
bv cOmins into contact with the
iron fence in front of the institu-
ton. Miss Hawkins was injured in
the fall 10 the street and was taken
into the Orphans home and given
attention. Later in the day Mish-
awake relatives removed her 20 one
of their homes in this city. The
buggy was so badly broken that
Mrs. Miller had 10 borrow another
in which 10 return home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
BELGIAN AMERICAN CLUB
TO HOLD FLAG RAISING

At a recent meeting of the Bel
gian-American club a committee of
five was appointed TO arrange the
program and other details Of the
flag raising ceremony that will be
held Sunday afternoon, oct Z. A
large American Flag has been pur-
chased by the club and will be
placed on the club building, which is
located at TIC w. Fourth st. The
committee is composed Of DR.. L. p.
Van Rie, julius Bennett, A. c. Col
paert, Philip GOethals and Raymond
Wander Hayden.
Headed by the Wooden Co. band,
the parade will form at the corner
of Seventh and West SITS, and will
consist Of a number of young ladies
carrying the Flag and marching
mem bers of the club. The process
sion will move at O'Clock to the
clubs headquarters, where a pro
gram of music and speeches will be
held prior TO the raising of the Flag.
The chief speakers will be NJ. W.
Mix, president Of the Dodge Mfg.
Co. and vice chairman of the county
council of defense, and Albert
Moulaert, Belgian council at Chica-
go.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
KNoCKING THE RED GROSS


During the past few days many
absurd stories have been brought
20 the attention OF the loyal
women workers for the Red
Cross workers i'm Mishawaka.
which have led 20 the belief
that German propaganda against
the work is being industriously
INDUCED i'm. A rumor has been
circulated throughout the city
that garments being made for
the order by local women are
for sale, and that they viii
never reach the channels for
which they are intended. only
last Friday two women went 10
the city hall and returned the
yarn which had been given them
for Red Cross purposes. In eX-
PLANTATION of their action they
stated that they had been told
the above story. but mentioned
no names.
II has since developed that
prominent member of the Ger
man Lutheran church has been
assiduOus III circulating these
misstatements and when con
frOnted with the accusation by
a member Of the local Red Cross
board. acknowledged he had
done so, but claimed that il was
done through a misunderstand-
I'M as to the motives Of the Red
Cross.
The News-Times endeavored
TO locate this individual last
night but he was out of the city.
OF course. anyone who takes
the pains 10 read the news
papers knows that the work be-
ing done for the Red Cross is
not sold but will be sent to
France for distribution among
the soldiers without any cost
whatever. In the meantime il
is promised by the workers that
if there is any more of this sort
of campaigning for Germany.
something is going to be done
about it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
RED CROSS DIRECTOR
C0NGRATULATES CITY

Mss JOsepnlne AndreWs, Oily
librarian, Saturday afternoon re-
ceived a telegram Of acknowledg-
ment from washington Of S562.1S
which has been placed in the bank
TO the credit Of the Red Cross The
telegram read as follows: Library
and council congratulate your city S
patriotic response 10 nations need. 30
IL was signed by Harold Braddock.
director This amount is but part
Of the $500 which is Mishawaka' S
proportion Of the 100000 being
raised for library purposes through
out the country. Nearly 500 has
already been subscribed and hy
Tuesday night the fun amount is
expected 10 be in the treasury.