davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

er. So; Flowers. 4. Rep, Stude-
baker. l.: Woltman. "a
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer. "a; Ro-
mine. 20. Rep. Hammond, ,; Hill
debTand. :; Moon. 10.
COuncilman-at-large - Dem. Alt
field. AZ; Ayfes. II; Bailey. So;
Balm. s. Dorschner. 81: Horvath.
121; Kus. 40; Luther, Il: Smith. 8:
Zell. %. Rep Duszynski. -; Hug.
9; Wolter. 20
Councilman - Dem. LabuZienski.
81; Muszik. So: Venne., 81. Rep.
Woltmann, Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
FOURTH WARD.


MayOr-Dem., Ackermann. III;
Rostiser, los; Rep, Carson, 81;
Manning. 80. Nicely, 10.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski. 1O1; Fisch-
er, 1875; Flowers, 10. Rep, Stude-
baker. %; Woltman, %.
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer. 1872; Ro-
mine. 143. Rep, Hammond, 80;
Hildebrand. 90; Moon, "a.
Councilman-at-large - Dem, Alt
field, So; Ayres. 81; Bailey, %;
Balm, %; Dorschner. 90; Horvath,
"a; Kus, 3S; Luther. 1O7; Smith, AZ;
Zell, 10. Rep, Duszynski, 46 Hug,
50: Woiter. SO.
Councilman - Dem, HOban, 1853;
Mandler. Il; Seifert, Sc Rep. Bern
hard, IS; Slick, AZ; Vernon, 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Fourth Precinct.

MayOr-Dem.. Ackermann. ESQ:
Rostiser. 65. Rep. Carson, %;
Manning, rs; Nicely. IA.
Clerk-Dem.. Bilinski 232; Fisch-
er. So; Flowers, IL. Rep. Stude-
baker. "a; Woltman. %
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer. 1874; Ro-
mine, 13S. Rep. Hammond, %;
HIdrebrand. 10: Moon, 70.
COuncilman-at-La rge-Dem.. Alt
field. Sc: Ayres. 81; Bailey, 125;
Balm. -. Dorschner, Is; Horvath,
rs; Kus, 115; Luther, %; Smith.
80: Zel So Rep, DusZynski. %;
Hug. "a; Wolter. 81.
Councilman - Dem. GOhn, s;
Kemble. 3: Klein, So; Klosinski. "a;
Lydick. .; Thompson, IS; Wisniew-
ski. 121. Rep. Kitkowski, 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct.

Mayor-Dem, Ackermann. So;
Rostiser. Il. Rep. Carson, 80;
Manning. "a: Nicely, Z.
Clerk-Dem.. BILINSKI. 6S;
Fischer. End choice, 8; FISCHER,
10: FLOWERS. -. Rep, Stude-
bakre. SIS; Woltman, 40.
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer. sc; Ro-
mine, -. Rep, Hammond, 61;
Hildebrand 81; Moon, IS.
Councilman-at-lar - Dem. Ait
field, Ga; Ayres. as; Bailey, SO;
Balm. %: DOrschner, 10; HOrvath,
IS. Kus, 20: Luther. 81; Smith. 81;
Zell Is. Rep. Duszynski, 60: Hug,
"A: Wolter. los.
COuncilman-Dem la buzienski,
20; MuSzik. .: Nennet, 107. Rep,
Woltmann. 1O7.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Precinct Returns in Tuesdays Primaries

er. 20; Flowers. p Rep, Stude-
baker. S: Woltman. Il.
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer, 80; Ro-
mine, 6s. Rep, Hammond, g; Hill
Debrand. 9; Moon, :.
Councilman-at-lar - Dem, Alt
field, %; Ayres 13; Bailey. 7s;
Balm. Il: Dorschner. Il; HOrvath.
a.: Kus, 81; Luther, 10; Smith, .;
Zeil. So. Rep, DUszynski. IS; Hug.
9: Wolter. Z.
Councilman - Dem. Bajer. 20;
Drajus. 80; Olejniczak. 90; Podem-
ski, Z. Rep, Kolkiewicz. Il; Kowal-
ski, g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
THIRD PASS TESTS.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March lit
was announced at the naval acade-
my Tuesday that 101 candidates for
admission as midshipmen qualified
in the mental tests out OF 800 can
didates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
FIRST WARD.
FTrs Precinct.

MayOr-Dem.. Alderman. So;
Rostiser. 1O1. Rep. Carson, 60, Man
ing, So Nicely. ?.
Clerk-Dem.. BiHnsk. 81; Fisch-
er. IS; Flowers. ?. Rep. Stude-
baker. 80: Woltman So
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer. %; RO-
mine, rs. Rep. HamOnd, 80; Hill
debrand. 81. Moon. 80.
COuncilman-at-large - Dem, Alt
field, 81; Ayres. 90; Bailey 81;
Balm. 10. Dorschner. 80: Horvath.
26; Kus. 90. Luther. "a: Smith. So.
Rep. Duszynski. SO; Hug, IS: VOL
ter. %.
Councilman-Dem., Schreyer, 135;
Hagey. 119.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct.

First Precinct.
MayOr-Dem., Ackermann. 135.
Rostiser. so. Rep. Carson, SO; Man
ming. 30; Nicely, 10.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski, 147; Fisch-
g. 81; Flowers. 8. Rep, Stude-
baker, AZ; Woltman, 81
Judge-Dem., Gilmer. 1O7: Ro-
mine, Il. Rep, Hammond, Al; Hill
debrand. IS: Moon. 10.
Councilman-at-large - Dem. Alt
field, &C.; Ayres, %; Bailey. so;
Balm, 40; Dorschner, 21; HOrvath
a.; Kus. 6S: Luther. "A; Smith, %;
ZeI, o. Rep. Duszynski, 46; Hug
80; E'oiter, 81.
Councilman - Dem, Gohn. 1;
KEN ole. 9; Klein, Il; KlOsinski. IS;
Lydick, Q; Thompson. %; Wisniew-
ski, II. Rep, Kitkowski, g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
RIVER RISES

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. March 7.
The rise Of the Tennessee river
here began 20 assume serious pro
portions again Tuesday night when
the water broke over McCalUe as.
and poured into Highland park. the
largest Chattanooga residence sec
ton. flooding Easements OF several
hundred residences
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
INDICT SIXTY.

TERRE HACTE. Ind. March Z.
The NigO county grand jury
TUESDAY returned indictments on
charges OF having and displaying
for use. gaming devices against 60
saloonkeepers and two cigar store
owners. Prosecutor William F.
Horsley said the indictments were
based on evidence furnished By
members OF the police department
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Second Precinct.

Mayor-Dem. AckeTmann. 1l5,
Rostiser. %. Rep. Carson, 1b'
Manning. 129: Nicely, 10.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinsk. So; Fisch-
er. 1925: Flowers, 20. Rep, Stude-
baker. 1872: Woltman. So.
Judge-Dem- Gilmer, 101. RO-
mine. 81. Rep. Hammond, So,
Eildebrand. As; Moon. 26.
st-Large-Dem., Alt
field. %: Ayres, 1903; Bailey, SO;
Balm. 10: DOrschner. So; HOrvath,
-: Kus, 25: Luther. 1O4; Smith. 70;
ZeI, 21. Rep, Duszynski, 90; Hug,
"a: WOlter. %.
Councilman-Dem. Schreyer, 1863,
Rep. Hagey, 197.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

Hermann; republicans: George F.
Zimmerman.
BoonVille - Democrats. John
Lodge. republicans: Edgar A. Jar
rett
Princeton-Democr Henry A
Yeager; republicans: DR.. D. A. Davi-
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Second Precinct.

Mayor-Dem.. Ackermann, 1c4;
Rostiser. 81. Rep, Carson, 20;
Manning. S: Nicely, IS.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski. al; Fisch-
er. s; Flowers. ..
Judge-Dem., Gilmer. SO; Ro-
mine, 40. Rep. Hammond. S: Hill
debrand, "A; Moon, 90.
large - Dem. Alt
field. 26; Ayres. 10; Bailey. SO;
Balm. s; Dorschner. g; Horvath,
80; Kus. 113; Luther, :; Smith. 6;
Zell. So Rep, Duszynski, 81; Hug,
61 Wolter. 80
Councilman-Dem., Bajer, D; ORA
jus. 10; Olejniczak. %; POdemski,
2S. Rep, Kolkiewicz, %; Kowal-
ski, 90.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

er. 100: Flowers, Is. Rep. Stude-
baker, les; Woltman. %.
Judge-Dem., Gilmer. T3. Ro-
mine, -. Rep. Hammond. SO: Hill
debrand. III: Moon. 81
Councilman-at-large - Dem. Alt
field, 10; Ayres. %; Bailey. 81:
Balm, 2l: Dorschner. SO: Horvath.
"a; kus. 20: Luther. o.: smith. Al:
Zell, y. Rep, Duszynsld. so: Hug.
1873: Wolter. LAG.
Councilman - Dem, Deith. 20
Hushower. IS. Rep. Erler. 50:
Coebel "a: Porter. 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct.
Dem. Ackermar
IS. Rep. Cars

First Precinct
MayOr-Dem.. Ackermann. ia;
Rostiser, IS. Rep. Carson, 81;
Manning. %; Nicely. 16.
Clerk-Dem.. Bilinski. 61; Fisch-
er, ia; Flowers. 10. Rep. Stude-
baker "a; Woltman. "a.
Judge-Dem., Gilmer. 81: Ro-
mine, SO. Rep, Hammond, "a; Hill
debrand. 81: Moon, 3S.
t-Large-Dem., Alt
field, 40; Ayres, So; Bailey. so;
Balm. 21: Dorschner, 2S; Horvath.
is; Kus, %; Luther, 6S: Smith. so !:
Eel, 10. Rep. DusZynski. AZ; Hug.
6S; Wolter, 20.
Councilman-Dem., Devall. 70:
Kerner. "A. Rep, Byers. 6e; Miller.
As
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Third Precinct.

MayOr-Dem.. Ackermann. 50;
ROstiser, 49, Rep, Carson, 80;
Naming. IS: Nicely. g.
Clerk-Dem.. Bilinski. IS; Fisch-
er. 146; Flowers, 10. Rep, Stude-
baker. 1O9; Woltman, q.
Judge-Dem., Gilmer. 1923; RO-
mine. 119. Rep. Hammond, SO;
Hildebrand. %: Moon, 81
t-Large-Dem., Alt
field. 40; Ayres. %; Bailey, 81:
Balm. "a: Dorschner, 90; Horvath,
40: Kus. 40; Luther, 100; Smith,
IS: ZeH. -. Rep. DusZynskt, so;
Hug. so: Wolter. 100.
Councilman-Dem Schreyer, 176.
Rep. Hagey 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Fourth Precinct.

Mayor 80 Dem, Ackermann, 49,
Rostiser. 10. Rep, Carson, SO;
Manning. 113: Nicely, 3.
Clerk-Dem.. Bilinski. 20; Fisch-
er. 129: Flowers. Il. Rep, Stude-
baker. 154: WOltman, a..
Judge-Dem., Gilmer. 119; Ro-
mine. III Rep, Hammond, ia;
HHdebrand. 90; Moon, 81.
Councilman-at-lar Dem, Alt
field. %; Ayres. 1873; Bailey 81;
Balm. II: Dorschner, 80; HOrvath,
p: Kus, %; Luther, %; Smith, 81;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

We are mailing no personal invi-
tations as formerly. but we most
cordially invite you and your friends
TO attend our opening Thursday
and Friday The most exclusive
New York fashions in both mil
linery and art needlewOrk viii be
shown Mrs. M a Fralick 131
N Man st. @AQYt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Fifth Precinct

Mayor - Dem, Ackermann, Isl:
Rostiser Sc. Rep. Carson, IS;
Manning, "a: Nicely, 20.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski. s6; Fisch-
er. "a; Flowers. T. Rep, Stude-
baker. 81; Woltman. -.
Judge-Dem., Gilmer, 102: Rc-
mine, 40. Rep. Hammond, IA; Hill
debrand. Is; Moon. %
Councilman-at-large - Dem. Alt
field, %: Ayres, II; Bailey, 40;
Balm, 10; Dorschner, So; Horvath
II; Kus, "a: Luther, "A; Smith. 8;
Zell, IA. Rep Duszynski. 21; Hug
II: Wolter. 2s.
Councilman - Dem, Deitz. 50;
Hushower. II. Rep, Erler, 10;
Goebel. 81; Porter, =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Second Precinct.

Mayor-Dem.. Alderman, 145;
Rostiser. 50. Rep, Carson, 32; Man
ming. l.; Nicely. u.
Clerk-Dem.. Bilinski, 1875; Fisch-
er. IS; Flowers. 6. Rep, Stude-
baker, "a; Woltman. II.
Judge-Dem., Gilmer. 100; Ro-
mine. 81. Rep. Hammond, Ia Hill
debrand. IA; Moon, Il.
COMMUNICATING - Dem, Alt
field, 80; Ayres. 81; Bailey, 90;
Balm. IS; Dorschner. 40; Horvath.
45: Kus 90; Luther %; Smith. 81;
Zell. "a. Rep. Duszynski, 3d. Hug,
%: WoIter. 80.
Councilman - Dem. GOhn. .:
kemble. Z: Klein, -: Klosinski, 5S;
Lydick, IL; Thompson. IS: Wisniew-
ski, Is. Rep, KitkOwski, AZ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Fifth Precinct.

Mayor-Dem.. Ackermann. 80;
ROstiser. 10. Rep. Carson. %;
Manning. g.. Nicely. 3.
Clerk-Dem.. Bilinski. "a. Fisch-
er. s.: Flowers. D. Rep. Stude-
baker. 70: Woltman. 16.
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer 6S; Ro-
mine. So Rep. Hammond, AZ:
Hildebrand. 80; Moon, -.
COuncilman-at-Ga rge-Dem.. Alt
field. IL. Ayres. 50: Bailey. AZ;
Balm. 6; DOrschner, 43; Horvath.
-6: Kus. 16: Luther. 40: Smith. 81:
.Zell, 10. Rep. Dus2ynski. 50; Hug.
81: Wolter, 60.
Councilman-Dem.. Schreyer. 1O7.
Rep, Hagey, So.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Third Precinct.

MayOr-Dem.. Ackermann. 1873;
Rostiser. 20. Rep. Carson. 81; Man
ming. "a; Nicely. Is.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski 1874;
Fischer. So; Flowers, 8. Rep, Stude-
baker, "a: WOitman. "a.
Judge-Dem., Gilmer. 10;
Romine. rs. Rep. Hammond, Is;
Hildebrand 10; Moon. 25.
COuncilman-at-iarge-Dem.. Alt
field, 81; Ayres. 2S; Bailey. 121;
Balm. 10; Dorschner. "a: Horvath.
5S: Kus, 90; Luther. "a; Smith, 2S:
Eel, 81. Rep. DusZynski, %; Hug.
%: Wolter. %
COuncilman-Dem Gohn, /;
Kemble. 4; Klein. 81; Klosinski. %;
Lydick. 80; Thompson. SO; Wisniew-
ski. As. Rep, Kitkowski, 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

be called shortly 20 be followed by
similar meetings with representa-
tives Of smaller ship building com
panies which are not now engaged
on government work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Results of Voting
Throughout State

SULLIVAN. Ind, March with
but half of the voters OF the city
at the polls. sullivan Tuesday nom
mated y. ID. Martin, democrat. and
Henry II. smith, republican. candi-
dates for mayor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct.

First Precinct.
Mayor - Dem. Ackermann, 80;
Rostiser. go. Rep. Carson. 60; Man
ming. so; Nicely. 4.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski, 46; Fischer
80; Flowers, u. Rep, Studebaker
103; Woltman, 10.
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer. "a: Ro-
mine. 81. Rep, Hammond, 80; Hill
debrand, 81; Moon, IA.
large - Dem. Alt
field. IS; Ayres, 81; Bailey, AZ;
Balm, s; Dorschner, %; Horvath,
%: Kus, %; Luther. Ga; Smith, 81;
Zell, Is. Rep, Duszynski, Al; Hug
rs: Wolter. Sc
Councilman - Dem, Deitz, 90;
Hushower %. Rep, Erler, %;
Goebel, SO; Porter, "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct.

Mayor-Dem.. Ackermann. 1872;
Rostiser. IS Rep. Carson. g; Man
ming. 6; Nicely. :.
Clerk-Dem.. BilinsAs 145i Elsch=
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

MARION, Ind, March 7.-Elkan-
an HUXLEY. republican, and WILDER
Williams, democrat. appear to have
won the mayoralty nominations in
this city Tuesday night, eight pre-
cincts out of II giving them an ap-
parently safe lead.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Third Precinct.

Mayor-Dem.. Ackermanu. 152;
Rostiser. 20 Rep Carson. IL;
Manning. .: Nicely. 10.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski. ia; Fisch-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

Bring your old Gold and silver
70 John Harris SPOT cash. 1of y.
8Ilch over Car Station and Kables
-Adst.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Third Precinct.

Mayor-Dem., Ackermann, as;
Rostiser. 10. Rep, Carson. Ga;
Manning. 90; Nicely. s.
Clerk-Dem.. Bilinski, %; Fisch-
er. 90; Flowers. u. Rep. Stude-
baker. lis; Woltman. 16.
Judge-Dem-. Gilmer. 20: Ro-
mine, 20. Rep, HAMMOND. 40;
Hndebrand. End choice, II: Moon.
8; HILDEBRAND. -; Hammond,
md choice, %; Moon. 9. MOON,
20: Hammond. md choice. /; Hide
brand. 3.
Councilmaa-at-large - Dem. Alt
field. 20; Ayres, Is; Bailey, 1872;
Balm. 10; Dorschner. 80: Horvath.
81; Kus 10; Luther. 1928; Smith.
IS Zell. IA. Rep. Duszynski. So;
Hug. %; WOlter. 90.
Councilman-Dem.. Deitz 60;
Hushower. so. Rep. Erler. a;
Goebel, a.; Porter. A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Second Precinct.

MayOr-Dem., Ackermann. 81;
Rostiser 10. Rep. Carson, 90;
Manning. Sc; Nicely. .
Clerk-Dem.. Bil.nski, 81: Fisch-
er, 1O4: Flowers. 8. Rep, Stude-
baker, 90; Woltman. Is.
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer. 90; Ro-
mine. -. Rep. Hammond. 45;
Hildehrand. a.: Moon. l..
t-Large-Dem.. Alt
field. Sc: Ayres. 30; Bailey. "a;
Balm. 10: Dorschner. 10: Horvath.
Al. KuS. %; Luther. 81; Smith. 81:
Zell. Is. Rep. Duszynski So: Hug
60. Wolter. 60.
CounCilman-Dem.. Devall. 90.
Kerner 81. Rep. Byers. 60; Miller.
40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

ANDERSON, Ind, March AT
Elwood the republicans nominated
Arthur Wylie for mayor. Milton
Murphy was nominated on the dem
ocratic ticket.
At Alexandria DR.. w r. Thomas
was nominated for mayor by repub-
licans. r. H. Malone was nominated
on the democratic ticket.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

MARION, Ind, March IL. j.
Baldwin and John II. Waldron, re-
publican and democrat, respectively.
were nominated for mayor of Gas
City Tuesday. Burr Saunders, dem
ocrat, was named for clerk-treas-
urer. the republicans having no
candidate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Third Precinct.

MayOr-Dem., Ackernann, So;
Rostiser, 9S. Rep. Carson. Il;
Manning. 60; Nicely. s.
Clerk-Dem.. Bilinski. 81; Fisch-
err 30; Flowers. l.. Rep, SJude-
baker. 113: Woltman. %.
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer. 70; Ro-
mine. 20. Rep. Hammond, IS;
Hildebrand. -; Moon. %.
t-Large-Dem.. Alt
field. 80: Ayres. 80: Bailey. As:
Balm. Is; Dorschrer. So; Torvath.
70; Kus. 20: Luther. 81: Smith. 81 (:
Zell, 2. Rep. Duszynski. 81; Hug.
go Wolter. 90
COuncilman-Dem.. DeVan. 65;
Kerner, 81. Rep, Byers, Il; Miller,
81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

zell. IL Rep, Duszynski IS: Hug.
13S. Wolter. 143.
Councilman-Dem.. Schreyer, 176.
Rep, Hagey. ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Fourth Precinct.

Mayor - Dem. Ackermann, So
ROstiser. 1O4. Rep, Carson. 90
Manning. %: Nicely, 10.
Clerk-Dem.. BilinSki. 31s Eiseh'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Second Precinct.

MayOr-Dem., Ackermann, 100;
Manning. 25; Nicely, T.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski. so; Fisch-
er. IA; Flowers. 10. Rep. Stude-
baker. AZ; WOltman, 10.
Judge-Dem- Gilmer, 1875; Ro-
mine, 131. Rep, Hammond, Is;
Hildebrand, IS; Moon. Il.
COuncilman-at-La rge-Dem.. Alt
field. AZ; Ayres. As; Bailey. SO;
Balm, &c; Dorschner. 20; Horvath
AZ; Kus. 27; Luther. 1O4: Smith. 30;
Zell. 10. Rep, Duszynski, 20; Hug
"a; Wolter, "a.
Councilman-Dem.. Hoban. 141;
Mandler. "a; Seifert, 81. Rep
Bernhardfi IA: Slick. 20; Vernon, 25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
second PRECINCT.


Mayor - Dem, Ackermann, 81;
ROstiser. 80. Rep, Carson, 49,;
Manning. 60; Nicely, Il.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski, "a; Fisch-
er. IS: Flowers. :. Rep. Stude-
baker. Ill; Woltman, 10.
Judge-Dem., Gilmer, IL: Ro-
mine, 63. Rep, Hammond, %; Hill
debrand, so; Moon, 16.
Councilman-at-la - Dem, Alt
field, 20; Ayres, 80; Bailey, Pa;
Balm, IA: Dorschner, %; Horvath,
16; Kus. 16: Luther, So; Smith. 40;
Zell, 10. Rep, Duszynski, 50; Hug,
a. Wolter. IL
Councilman - Dem. Deitz. Sc;
HnshOwer. %. Rep, Erler, %:
Goebel, 65; Porter. 30.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Third Precinct.

Mayor-Dem., Alderman, 25S;
Rostiser. %. Rep, Carson, 8; Man
ming. :; Nicely. Is.
Clerk-Dem.. Bilinski. PSI; Fisch-
er. s. Rep. Studebaker. 1 Volt
man, %.
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer, IS; Ro-
mine, 1S9.
Councilman-at- large - Dem, Alt
field. 90: Ayres. ); Bailey. 217:
Balm, Z; Dorschner, 4; Horvath,
II; Kus. 225; Luther, s; Smith, 10;
Zell. 1S6.
Councilman-Dem Bajer. g;
Drajus, Is; Olejniczak, ia; Podem-
ski, 140.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Fourth Precinct.

MayOr-Dem.. Ackermann. "a;
Rostiser, 81. Rep, Carson, 40;
Manning. %; Nicely, 2.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski, IS; Fisch-
er, IL; Flowers, 10. Rep, StCde-
baker. 70; Woltman, Is.
Judge-Dem., Gilmer, 53; Ro-
mine. 81. Rep, Hammond, SO;
Hildebrand. so; Moon, is.
COMMUNICATING - Dem, Alt
field, 10; Ayres. %; Bailey, %:
Balm, I; Dorschner. 10; Horvath,
A; Kus, IA: Luther, So: Smith. 26;
Zell. 9. Rep, Duszynski, 81; Hug.
A; WOlter, %.
Councilman-Dem.. Hoban, IS:
Mandier, 10; Seifert, 40. Rep,
Bernhard, 20; Slick. S5: Vernon, II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Fifth Precinct.

Mayor = Dem, Ackermann, 167;
Rostiser, 63. Rep, Carson, ~;
Manning. s; Nicely, 2.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski, 205; Fisch-
er, 10; Flowers, l. Rep, Studebaker.
2; Woltman, Is.
Judge-Dem., Gilmer. so; Ro-
mine, 90. Rep, Hammond, 3; Hill
debrand. 3; Moon, l.
Councilman-at-large - Dem, Alt
field. SO; Ayres. Z; Bailey. 90; Balm,
6; Dorschner, 6; Horvath. 10; Kus.
175; Luther, 5; Smith. . Zell. Sc.
Rep, Duszynski, 10; Hug, 8; VOL
ter, z.
Councilman-Dem. Bajer. 40;
Drajus, Il; Olejniczak, 1913; Podem-
ski, IL. Rep, Kolkiewicz, 10; Ko-
walski, g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

ANDERSON, Ind, March T.
Complete returns on democratic
candidates give ]. II. Mellett re-
nomination for mayor by plurality
of 500 over his only opponent, Lin
field Myers.
Returns on the republican ticket
are incomplete with Carl +. Nor
row increasing his lead over Samuel
Johnson and Joseph Hennings in
the order named.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

MayOr-Dem., Ackermann, 1876;
Rostiser, 124. Rep, Carson. 90,
Manning. "a; Nicely. 10.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski. 141; Fisch.
er. 1870; Flowers. %. Rep. Stude-
baker. so; WOltman. 80.
Judge-Dem.. Gilmer, 1871: Ro-
mine. 157. Rep. Hammond. 50
Hildebrand, Al; Moon, Al.
at-Large-Dem., Alt
field. %; Ayres. 81; Bailey. 1870
Balm. 30; Dorschner, 81; Horvath
26; Kus. 46; Luther. 14S; Smith
81; Zell, "a. Rep. Duszynski, 56
Hug. 6S; Wolter. Sc.
COuncilman-Dem.. Hoban, 172
Mandler. 60; Seifert, So. Rep, Bern,
hard, "a; Slick, 30; Vernon, As.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07
Fourth Precinct.

MayOr-Dem., Ackermann, 172;
Rostiser. 43. Rep. Carson, IL;
Manning. II; Nicely. %.
Clerk-Dem., Bilinski. 1872; Fisch-
er. IA; Flowers. 1. Rep, Stude-
baker. 3: Woltman, SO.
Judge-Dem., Gilmer, 100; Ro-
mine, IS. Rep, Hammond, Il; Hill
debrand. s: Moon, 20.
COMMUNICATING - Dem, Alt
field. 80; Ayres, 9; Bailey, 1872;
Balm, IA; DOrschner, /; HOrvath,
s.; Kus, 155; Luther. s; Smith. ?;
ZelL "a. Rep. DusZynski, 81; Hug,
20; Wolter, %.
Councilman - Bajer, II; Drajus
IS; Olejniczak, 14S; Podemski, s.
Rep, Kolkiewicz, 20; Kowalski, 13.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

ANDERSON, Ind, March II
II. Mellett, democrat. is renomin-
ated for mayor of Anderson by Z
plurality Of 800 or more over hi
only opponent, Linheld Myers
Among republican candidates incom
plete returns indicate the nomina
ton Of Carl F. Morrow for mayor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-06
TO RAISE ARMY Of MILLIONS
Nation Strains, Every Nerve 10 Beat Foe

II i q I !. w. - {
, summoned TO his Office Captain Wilson
chief OF the Atlantic patrol, concerning
plans for the protection Of the harbors
and cities on the Atlantic coast against
possible raids. II was Indicated aftei
the conference that the government
would order more swift submarine
chasers, one hundred and ten feet long
and equipped with guns sufficiently
powerful TO sink submarine. As many
Of these vessels as possible viii be built
and turned over to the government as
swiftly as possible. i4r q
The quartermaster general of the
army is also busy, and yesterday IL was
announced that the heads Of most IL
not all of the important railroads
throughout the country had arranged
with him TO turn their lines over to the
nation. Every possible facility will be
afforded the government in the trans.
portation of supplies, not only for the
United States but for the Entente
Allies of this country. The plans for
this include arrangements for handling
the customary commerce Of the coun-
try, all the roads working together
practically as unit for the common
purpose.
Wool growers and dealers generally
notified the government that they are
prepared to turn over their stocks TO
the government at the current prices,
should they be needed for the manufac-
ture Of uniforms.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-06
navy guards ALL
MOVEMENTS 6F IT'S
RESERVE VESSELS

Significant orders have been received
by the local agents for the American
Hawaiian Steamship Company, H
Hackfeld 6 Co., to give out no further
information Of the movements Of the
two American Hawaiian boats which
remain in the Pacific, which are the
Mexican and Texan. The Instructions
came from the San Francisco general
agents and are understood to be orders
from the navy department.
This not only has reference to the
fact that the Mexican is now enrolled
as feet reserve vessel, but also init
mates that the Texan was similarly en-
rolled on the Coast, fact which was
not hitherto known here. AS the YES
sells are not passenger vessels the mat
ter Of keeping their movements secret
is comparatively easy, whereas the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific,
the only other reserve vessels, are pas.
senger liners running on schedule.
The orders to the local agents were
worded in such a manner as TO indicate
that the entire American Hawaiian
feet has been impressed in the feet re-
serve aud is especially significant as an
indication of the large extent upon
which the government intends to en-
gage in war activities. NJ.