davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
9arrt tiljal9s. = 1876 Icres,

britt; bar SinOmsue % speninscr i GOD
Stmtb; ? Dfil ira ct. Siot Solle9e, 21a
Dill ira Foitfontor, oientli9 Stole .o9
Carleton 6ole9e; Stcle so 8oos ira onlet,
o9iaa Station pud Gan Fatd ytnlen Inn
81 8obs ira Souiet. bpcrpeb SipeS lbeale
Sielpemioler til at brtnse Frobitier paa
Marfebet / Spilin9bperne. @ieren bar ans
BEN Sorrstnius, Der trGuaer hans Sil'pn, o9
oier eft Spoirelie ior at blipe al n,eo Stsns
oommem. FriS 1926 pr. Acre, Salpoelen
fontont, Relteu poa lette Stltaar. Stlltrtu
Gieren, 9. q. 6alei, 800 GAIT Strt5 Street,
Nortbftelb, Mtlu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
"H rif.Imerifnuercn" bet

Wartin ~llueItao / Seottle ubginne
biitoriife Sibsifriit, err ubfommet
meo lit 3bie Sefte, Der bor fslsen.
De Snobolo: Siitoriens Iptte; Sor
Siitorie / Imerifa; Gen fsrite
Noromanb % De ferite Settlemen.
ter / @isconiin; Soipas ferite nor
ife gorger; Norom9nbcnes Sno.
trGben / WinneIota; Embedding ai
andres Irbeioer; lllpffelige lite.
r9re Sorbolo / oct norifc Imcrifo;
Smaoartifler ON 6pbrcnes Dtil,.
rer etc. Saltitrationer. Sfriitet
Der foiter $3.50 pr. Mar, bcitines
hos ubeineren, Iartin lllpeitob,
1922 47tb Ipe., g. SO, Seattle,
@aIb.
efrip otter Vrsueeremplnrer al "reeorab.
Soften ug @cb Irnen", gtutgite % mejt uo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
1tnberbanbsbaabc fra Norae.

Inleoning al en- Yooitarb / ct onleri.
fanif Slao / Titen ON, at Der fra
Iorge if,ilbe pGre leperet flere I'm.
oerpanbsbaaoe til Spiflolb, oplpier
Winiiter Srpn / @oibinstor, of BET.
te &pgte er albeles grlrnolsit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
Sratoric:6 onecrtcn.

Srntorio cQcr Gortatd "SDt
S~coiorS" al &opon blcp optsrt
2enooQ eitcrmiooa9 / Slltbcr Col
lcoc 9uoitorium ior en- Itor 6or'
IcmIino. "lbc Scoiona" or CT a
S,nnona bcOitc &rbcincr. &nl'olo
|ror &on0n iclp bel tiIirco@ mco
oct. oO oct bar mcGct al 'lgc, nan
lcct huno aritifcrne bar ille1tt %
nrcpct ON ~lbc Scoiona". Get CT
en- IanoliQ E0nI, ion her bcltrtnca,
/. Simon cit Iarmcr, bans Gotter
Sane % en- ma &onomano Siica8
rriicr Naratlocrnc, Naar, Sonrncr.
soft "a @iitcr, Scr hucr bar inc
.Giaoffclicr % Sfienbchcr. : Sn'
iroouftioncn lager belle Sulcitei
fart iorfDu0t, iom Gnitcn Der bG'
res mco @uitcu, % mlocr FroT.
SpCrutia ioritooCIIc3iul0c Scocllc
inrtiUitca octtc Qicuncm belle Cp'6'
rcIicu. Get CT eli itor &lnit at
ril0rc Nuturcn / Wliiif; men Der
cr life miuhrc &unit al gicnGtpe
innonn Sompoiitiou mch ct tort
Ror nU Crfcitcr. Wcu Sen 8lrnit
ioritoor Spcroti. Oct or Oct, ion
Qjrr llNiercIicn al ct Vlliit'tpffc
Qribcuoc; set arCb mia IiaCfra %
rrritc Gorcr i Gperturcn,
Secret % Crfcitrct iomr or be
ficnot rmocr AaunCt She Gccorna
Choral lluion", % iom opcruGl'
ocOc mco i'm mTQtlNc l(0rerclIt
al ]aorionQcnc, mite i'm itorc Gpa
t;Qhco % 2pclic I at iNlQc Gircf
tnrCu cllcr ~oprrliuc il9 / hans &aft
irofa WiaQt. Sea bar otto bert ON
ocuuc ORGANIZATIONS ErTitotloucr
% ioritoor ull, bporl oCua Stnrfc
lager. Chi oct or eli nbiolut o3
Son ioritc NctiugcIic Tor ctbpcrt
Hora % Crfcitcra ll0mcrfcIic, al
ret Ioocr Jig lcoc.
Nclc Observation-Disclosures irn0G0t
ira lprit iii ii0it. Get or noNct a
oct pnfrfitc ic0 bar bort pdd
StcmuindcrlW % Gorpcrnc blcu |,
iciom OCfInmcrtC, &c ln'tc oN TN
orcoc ol QIitrcoc iom SolitrooIcr.
ne / &onocta GpcriIaOc % iom
McNu'turcua Nlnb'tcn i Nnffcn
iom (orocucna 9hlacu % Stor.
rcna Noicn - Iom Groitcn hi
Ncnhc % Snccn inNcuoc ~ bnN
oct nItionmcn NupNno ironm,
@uo2tro Chi &nnhn priicr WlrO
i itorc Humitpcrfcr. Nuu bar brllGt
Nhtiifcn / Ncrrcna (icncitc.
SoIiitcrnc uoiprtc inc Norticr
uhmcrfct Tc fou let inmmru
ljQurH mco mouQr proic2iioncac
Croturiciou0crc. Nr. Gilman Sam
fem hor en- tiltuIruoc Nnruton, Tom
runNc brinura iii nclct tort 81
trriom SoIiitcrnr holbt puo, blew
hC brhrc 90 bCorc. Nir@. liuic
Wont0omCrn NnOnu hur Ell riQhpl
hil Soprano. Oct Cr ucNcrfpT
dcnOo Al hnrc pon, huor lct hll be-
rUQcr Jig / hnic loucr. Wtnn iuor
,,notruf al at hm let fou Qon me
get helcrr o. ulItNtpCl bchplOc set
nmNc NJ ifiemc. ST NjhI2rt SEQ
rem %nricn3 (cnor iorticucr oNiun
NdoitirmcIic Gen cr bIrN oQ iuIN
az air wIUor.
Get uor / oct belle tolct en- iiUI
0cn 9InNcIic at mpcrurrc ocnn'
Honccrt. Scr 'tilOrc2 &oorcu mes
M}uIjQhcOcruc meN Moobct
mrN NrtClnrt uQ Slpct iou mac IVA
%tlijluglicr 'rooucu fol set Inf
t,2. Son Sommcrcu ocn moOucu.
~ Sin iom bUrc@ al wuNa a.
bona NotmIoo,2 W}oQt Son 81
tyraortt. Ncircn ser miuNcr ON
wuo2 worrr % 9uniuor. men %
ioo llOluulcu "a IorNrlt GuoCIilt
- ion %iutcrru mcN Troit ~ !.
CrN men ool alt ! ban:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
Smaapluf.

- Gle %uaitoO ira Nor0p,lC, "
Tof. or hcrncoc poo @cIn9 hos
Slratninacr oQ &cmncr.
- Tunicl Smcuicn Ell Sn a :.
Smcnicu her / @ncL tom lOoN hlcm
ira 6oroo " Sat, huor han eli (lo
ror ophoIht 'ia.
z 9. NctlctpcOt, ser bor NTrs
hcncn al Mfcnomonic, @i@., cr her
poo NcirQ hos iiucs Sui0crlorWIorc,
Nr. "a Mrs. q : GNcIuuh.
Mr.. % Nir@. Nbrohumion oN
Tnttcr ira Chicago bor pUrct her poO
Ell Ijiit hos N}r. ol N}r2 NhlIip
Ncrnm. o uor poo wicmcnrci'c
I'll HirfcmeOct / minneapolis.
Mra Nauicu % Gottcr. Ytr9.
" Ncnbuucr ira Chicago, ioW bor
oucrpprCt Observation-Disclosures
rcO Ylrthcr GollcQc por ntNcr NJ ~.
holN her W}r. % Mrs. ). &. Ncrom2
@IUiicr
- Smlou %rpoo2, hul2 Stem cr /
NummDlrS, Mis-. tom hcrom Erro00
pou &ciW hicnr ira SprluN &ollcn,
Winn., buor han hor holNt Sfolc
@iutcr. SON bcicQtc her / &ncu Atr
"a N}r4. ". -. %rpoo>
&jli@ K Nci@ hor rIrbt 3}obcrt
M]}orriiou2 MInbclIoltr Mr. N}or
rtiou nil bIl oniat I Ncrc2 Torrctuiul
M Sc odtcr At btmuNc Ct ScconN.
honN Storr uitcOq pao @otc,
Strcct / RprhcNcn al i'm mmUrcno,
@utrf.
~. =. @ruwtuN % Nuitrl a
Y,lono. Soma. bar uUrrt her 'or al
ic I'll Spo0crcn SOAR vlmOcrinm ION
/ lruucrc [iN bar urrct iulcIld :,
hF'h1fn NlNlN - IILI.l II'l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
Zen nprif: uncertainties Nfticr.

SisI1e Telegram ira Nopcbfontorei /
ariitinuia Ill 2nienS Gbicagofcntor
botcrct Den Site Mai. par aurlcn
paa Siulcua Ntiicr poo ariifionin
&crs 342l2 Trocent eller S1S4.95
pr. gftic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
Garme | We,u 0orf
ttfal0S.

I'm Bulletin beifripenbe 500 Tarme til.
ialss | Staten gtew gorf. Oteset proouts
tine. ilomerteoe Improvements, sobt belis.
9erbe o9 btuise, ira 1875 til $50 pr. acre.
ubmertet Slimat - beolte Marfeoer / Gan.
bet - fortrinli9t S%toleipitem - forbebreoe
Sanbepeie i Sperfoo az S~iloepanb. Mans
se Sarine tan iorpastes. Sarmarbsioere
~trGn9es, bsi een betales. Ger Ell Der NANCE
ltanoinapilfe Sarmere.
StlIfrip Bureau Of Statistics, State Depart.
ment Of Agriculture, Albany, N. Y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
ctHalas. - 44O Ncres Sarm

- 6iertst al 8eb Riuer Tolmss Norif
Excitement. Stolebus pua Turms,p, SeIes
ion iomt u. Z. 3. 81 Wil til . Sper.
pit unoer Sprtnrn9. $onie ior ouer $4,000.
S64.O0 pr. gcre uoen aplin9. 6oluoelen tons
tant. Neiten pau Senltano, 8 Vrocent Hente.
Silifrip gierei,, albert arneis, Glbreb, Wtiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05

gaar Tt isrnhu ScTes Snbrristpu. iers
beln Toit enCr @auinHoisntHg. set CT uni'
ieri al ienDc lse EeHas ! dlmlnoellae SIepe.
os b fan III. barre auioar!ige ior SeHse. ION
tliI bctie pod Selen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05

SiljaIgS. -Ipiitiuipil (9iretns'
- iey. Sobriferet / 9prth Senawanoa.
Y. D. COB Sauienuiif.- 6srra naa lang
ainano. Fstsr Geisriou, H.3, Wlaiu %iew,
Wfinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05

ctIial9s. = "a Icres opb, iort
- Wulbioro. Zen SlasS eauh. ior bpilte
Der i Soma o. Suiuois betaIes $500 o9s3 0
mr.. Acre. @obe S~peuiussr. Dob Selisaena
beo. aIt opoprtet %unotasen etpar geres
meo nor Stos. Gris I'm Sc 500. norlf
Excitement. SiIfrip She gnberlon sans
6ompanp. Sairtilo. &is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05

ciIial9s.-gnai be beoite Sern.
pareiorretniuesr / &eo Hiper Salen.
nor uQrmere llnberretnins aoresisr "Sor
1867, Rennolos, y. =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
Upper Mississippi Valley al
Plains States:

Local rains arc indicated in the
northern portions OF these sections at
the beginning of the week followed
bv generally fair after Monday;
moderate temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05

otter on Seiliart % Silteri?
- Trlsts, alspsr. os NurDwooo. sanb So
til SO peo ct. Warp Slooeu. hills Gipes
Lamb, Senbp Ban, Ontario
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05

efrip otter Gr~suecremplarer al "reeornb.
soften us @cb Trnen". gtutsite % NET ubs
breote rorfie glao / Imerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
,.V-Tprtrinlio impropeb ;Sar-

W. me / blomitr.nbs i%tanoiuapiiie
Settlemsntsr; rig Sorobuno, iulotomreu
Srrnerina. urr Sper. Stoler o9 SIrter;
iunot slimat. tiIitrRttelis Rs9umGn9oe;
Sqroieu tiger burtig. Sleb MI ira Sleren,
iubipar tore SommtSioner. !. W. WORT
ipu. Manireb, gSeas Sountp. u. TAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05

IN Mano pnlfes, bells til Stog=
CV arbeite % bells til Sagpprfsarbeioe.
@etolingeu Ell ira S2.75 til $50, ON Sa9en.
10 Simers grbeibe. Staois grbeioe belle
Naret ruuot. Sbriit Suersaorb, aepitoue,
=. Sdt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
nacns Wcir.

&C Sorcnebe StatcrS |cirb'irco''
n~rcbScIcr faIocnbc ON @circt | nacn,
tam hrnnuNtc hcr 3NiC %|<lIlll:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
SecDrnb pg Snlcsl1.
Observation-Disclosures

Zen loc 1lmi 1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
21ST INDIANA BATTERY
TO HOLD REUNION IN
CITY SEPTEMBER 19

Comrades Of the 21st Indiana bat
terry Volunteers have been notified
of the annual reunion which is to
be held in this city Wednesday,
Sept. 10. In previous years the
members of this branch have been
holding their reunions on Saturday,
but this year II has been changed to
Wednesday owing the reunion of
the 18th Indiana regiment, which
VIII be held on the same day, and
it VIII give the members of each
regiment chance TO meet old
friends.
a big supper will be served at
the Auten post rooms TO members
of Doth regiments and camp fire
meeting Will be held in the evening.
This will be the 54th anniversary
Of the Battle of Chicamagua. of
which all members of the 21st bat
terry participated There are still
so members alive and all are eN-
pec5ed 10 be present at the reunion.
Charles j. Taylor is secretary Of this
battery and Alex Staples is pres
ident
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
EDWARD L. REAsoR.

Edward /. Reason 81 years old.
712 Rush ST.. died Wednesday aft
ernoon following an illness of one
week with typhoid pneumonia.
lie is survived by his wife and seven
children: four girls, Marian. Jessie.
Marjorie and Agnes; three boys. Ar
thur Edward and Richard. Also
his mother, Mrs Fidelia Reason, Of
this city; two brothers William II. Of
South Bend. George Of Chicago. and
sister. Mrs. Edward Vanderhoof,
OF this city. Mr. Reason was born
Dec. /. 1865. in South Bend and has
lived here all his life He married
Miss Elizabeth Schneck of this city
IN 1899 and was employed at stu
debaker's
Funeral services will be held from
the residence, 7f2 Rush St. Saturday
afternoon at $50. Rev. A. W.
Crowder Of the Grace VI. +. church
viii ofIiciate. and burial will be in
Riverview.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
ARDM0RE

Harry Longacre and niece, Miss
Gross and Mr.. and Mrs. V. Refine
bold and son, Jack, were Monday
evening callers of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r. Reinebold.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Swank and
children and Mr.. Swank's parents
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Bourbon.
Mr.. Sorber Of Mount Vernon, Ind,
was a guest of his cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes last week.
G. O'Donnell and family spent
Sunday with their cousin, Edward
Peck and wife of Osceola.
Mr.. Dearborn of Culver was a
Sunday guest of his son, Earnest
Dearborn and family
Miss Gladys Chamberlain is i'll
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Krill spent Thurs
day at the fair.
William Brandley is spending the
week in Chetek. Wis. visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Reinebold and family and
Mrs. +. Bourbon and family spent
Tuesday at the fair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
WILL BE
"STUDEBAKER DAY"
AT INTERSTATE FAIR

"Studebaker day" will be cele-
brated at the Interstate fair Satur-
day. Arrangements have been made
20 bring the Studebaker band. COM
posed Of go pieces, from Detroit. and
this organization will furnish music
during the afternoon and evening.
Thirty three hundred tickets TO
the fair have been purchased by the
company for its employees, and the
fair association has agreed 10 main
rain all the exhibits. so that the men
going out Saturday can see al there
was during the earlier part of the
week.
The Detroit Studebakey band is
led 10y T. A. Miller. a former South
Bend man. and il is considered one
of the best bands of any Of its ma
ture I'm the country NJ. +. Woller-
ing vice president of the Studebaker
corporation. mas a 15-year-old son
who is a drummer in the band.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
ACADEMY OPENS
At NOTRE DAME
Attendance Slightly Larger
Than Last Year-ColIege
Begins Next Week.

First classes were held Thursday
in the Notre Dame preparatory de-
partment. with an attendance Of new
students slightly larger than at the
corresponding time last year. Col
lege classes will be resumed on
Thursday of next week.
What effect the war is to have on
the attendance has been a subject Of
much speculation. The Chicago
Herald and other large newspapers
have made inquiries on this point
from the authorities at Notre Dame
but no answer can be given for some
days vet
There is no doubt that the senior
classes will be decidedly smaller as
il is known that many juniors Of last
year have entered the governments
military service. Another factor that
Will probably tend 10 reduce the
number of upper class men is the
large number of positions OF all
kinds Opend 70 competent young
men. Thus, Notre Dame freshmen
in the Journalism courses have oc-
cupied positions on the dailies in
such large cities as st. Louis. Buff
falo and Pittsburgh, not TO speak OF
The South Bend News-Times, which
has employed any number OF these
young men before they had COM
pleted their courses. The demand IL
just as strong in engineering and
other lines. On this account il is
thought certain that many upper
class men will not return.
on the other hand, the props are
coming in in good numbers and
Sorin hall. reserved for seniors and
juniors only, is reported as all re-
served.
Work is being rushed on the new
Chemistry hall and on Badin hall,
which is 70 house the freshmen and
also the cafeteria, the innovation
which is probably most interesting
of all TO returning students
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
INTERN JACK RABBITS
AND ALL BLACKBlROS?

international News Service:
TOPEKA, Kan, Sept }5.-Jack-
rabbits and blackbirds should be in
termed during the war. They are
aiding Germany.
Herbert G. Hoover says the war
must be won with food. The farm
ers are doing what they can TO in
crease food production, but they are
handicapped. The jack rabbits and
the blackbirds are just as busy de-
stroying food.
THE greatest enemy TO growing
crops in western Kansas is the jack
rabbit" writes NJ. +. Rose of SAINT
anita, Haskell county. In order TO
win the war with Germany we
should also declare war on the jack
rabbit"
"Blackbirds are eating up our
crops as fast as we can produce
them" writes William Striker of
Grove county. ITO win the war with
Germany we must also declare war
on the blackbirds"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
DUST FROM THE TRACK

Sec'y w. II. knight Of the Amer
lean Racing association, with his
wife. is in South Bend and will at
tend the Interstate fair Friday.
Chairman John c. Yeagley of the
racin- committee desires II an
uounced that all races at the fair
start at $50 sharp.
Much favorable comment is
heard on the manner in which
Starter a. IT. Pendleton of St
Louis and Chicago, is handling the
races at the Interstate fair Pen
dleton appears TO be giving general
satisfaction
Money ON the races at the fair is
distributed among the winners by
the race, not the point system.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
\ INDICTMENTS
ARE RETURNED
Grand Jury Reports True Bills
to Circuit Court
Thursday.

A total OF II indictments we're re-
turned Thursday morning by the
circuit court grand jury. Indict-
ments were returned against ole
Knudson. John Macy and Joseph
Gerschafer. charged with taking a
vehicle belonging 70 Fred Keller
Marion Miller was indicted for pass
ing forged checks. Caroline Powicki
performing an abortion, Louis La
pides assault and battery with in
tent 20 murder.
Alfred Currier and Joseph Glasby
were charged with burglary, while
William and Fred Flat were also
charged with assault and battery
with intent 20 murder Alex Katt ar
son. Charles Lewis petit larceny and
Helen BaniCki submitting TO abOr-
ton. one secret Indictment was also
returned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE,
ASKS 81, 500 DAMAGES

A suit to recover $500 damages
was filed in circuit court Thursday
10y George Eley against :. G. Tower
whose christian name is unknown.
The plaintiff alleges that ne was
struck by an automobile driven 10y
the defendant on June - at Michi-
San st. and WASHINGTON av.. and he
suffered broken ankle. He also
states that he had been unable 20
work since that time and he has "A
wife who depends on his support
y total OF 50 aliens were admit
ted 20 citizenship IN the circuit
court Wednesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
REJECTED C0NSCRlPTS
TO BE "RECLAIME0'
IuternationaI News Service :

international News Service:
NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Medical
treatment for men rejected for mill
tarv service because of physical de-
fects is being urged here by promi-
nent officers and influential citizens
Plans have already been tentatively
formed for the orga nizatiOn into
units Of all rejected men. They are
10 be treated by physicians. oculists
dentists and chirOpodists in an eff
fort 20 correct defects. Il is de-
cIared confidently that = percent OF
the men can be fitted for military
service in the line. The movement
is expected 10 become national In
scope once its feasibility is demon
strated here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
SIX PLEAD GUILTY TO
GAMBLING CHARGES

Six men. Carl Peterson. Emery
Yanko Mike Kovach. Louis Wadar.
Mike Wrohin and Milser Pramer
pleaded guilty 10 charges OF gambl-
ing JIM city court Thu -sday. Each
was siveu suspended hne OF 81
and costs
Henry knopp. charged with child
deserton. pleaded not guilty and
his case set for Saturday His bond
s,.-- seq al S2lO-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
AT FIRST
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
BEGINNING SATURDAY

4 sunday school and Young
Peoples institute will be held at the
First Evangelical church beginning
Saturday night At 7:45 and cOntinu-
ing until Sunday night
Rev. II. G.. Berger. general secre-
tary of the Sunday school and young
peoples societies of Cleveland, O.,
will be present and will deliver a
number Of lectures.
AIishawaka. Lakeville, Lydick and
the three churches in South Bend
are in this group.
Saturday night at 7:45, W. H.
Freshley will address the institute
on THE Need of Preparation for
Work in the Kingdom 4 confer
ence in charge OF Rev. r. @. Berger
will be held at $40, saturday even
ing. The topic for discussion viii
be Teacher Training
Regular sunday school services
will be held Sunday morning at $50,
and an address will be given by Rev.
BerEer at 1880
Al the Young Peoples rally on
sunday afternoon the following sub
iects Will be discussed:
Literary and Social Culture. BY
Rev +. +. Griener.
THE Missionary Department by
Rev q. -. Loizer.
The Christian Citizenship Depart
ment". by Rev d. u. Spangler.
THE approximation Fund, by
Rev. A. 3. HAST.
4 conference on methods viii be
held and Rev. r. c. Berger VIII be
in charge.
4 big union mass meeting OF
Evangelical people will be held. The
address. The Young Peoples So
ciety in It's Working Cloths. Will be
given by Rev. F. c. Berger. The
public is cordially invited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
SEARCHED TWO YEARS
FOR ESKIMO SLAYERS
International News Service

International News Service
CALGARY, Alberta. Sept. "a
The Canadian northwest mounted
police have again brilliantly upheld
the traditions Of the force by bring
ing in from the wilds, after a two
year search. the murderers Of
Father Leroux and Father Rouvier.
A confession was forthcoming from
the men, both Eskimos. from the
Bloody Falls district. and they were
sentenced to die oct. -. The min
lister Of justice at Ottawa has re-
ceived recommendations for leniency
in the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-14
NEXT DRAFT QUOTA
LEAVES ON sept. 80
Men From City and County
Receive Instructions
to Entrain.

State Conscripton Agent Jesse
Esch5ac notified the three exemp-
ton boards Of this city and co 7ty
Thursday that the date Of the NOV
ing Of the next 40 percent OF the
men selected for service in the new
national army had been changed
from Sept 10 20 Sept 20 and q.
The men from city divisions no. I
and 2 wiz entrain at 10 a. 10. on the
morning Of sept. 20. and the men
from 80. Will leave the day fol-
lowing.
The men selected from the two
city divisions viii board the regular
Nandalia train and ride TO Logan
sport. where they viii be Joined by
the contingents from Whiting VAL
pariso. Plymouth and Columbia City.
At Loeansport they viii change TO
a special train that viii be made up
at East Chicago. This special viii
carry the men through 20 the train
ing camps al Camp Taylor. Louis
vile. KY
There viii be As men from divis-
ion so. and 90 men from division
no l. which viii compose the 40
percent from the local divisions.
CONSUMPTION Agent Eschhach i'm his
letter told the local boards 90 advise
au men TO carry sultcases. If pos
dhle. as no provisions have yet
been made for lockers at the new
camp
The same ceremonies that attend
ed the leaving Of the first five per-
cent on Sept. viii hold good when
the next quota leaves Each board
has notified the men selected 90 re-
port az the offices of their division
exemption boards on the afternoon
of Sept. 10. where final instructions
viii De read 90 the men. s. leader
for the party Will also be chosen at
this time Owing 20 the number of
men that are leaving on this date
the local boards are contemplating
on selecting at least two men 20 act
as leaders Of the party.
Meal Tickets Provided.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by
the CONSUMPTION agent 90 provide the
men with two meal tickets. The
South Bend party viii be served
their dinners AZ LoeanspOrt and here
also they viii be provided with box
lunches 10 eat while enroute 90
Camp Taylor.
Members Of the draft army Sc
Iected from county division 40. g
viii not leave until sept. "a the day
set for an selected men from the
counties throughout the state TO en-
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