davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
CAMP FIRE ENDS
VETS REUNION
48th Infantry and 21St Bat.
terry in All Day Session
at Auten Post.

A camp fire meeting at the Auten
post room last night marked the
close OF the 3Jth annual reunion Of
the members OF the 4Sth infantry
and the 2lst battery.
The Masonic quartet opened the
program with a selection. This was
followed by an invocation and
prayer ty Rev. a. Y. Babbs
+. f. Seebirt. i'm his address of
welcome. congratulated the veterans
and declared that if every young
man would do his duty as well as
those present last evening had done
theirs the present crisis would un-
doubtedly end with the United States
we'll TO the front.
The remainder of the program,
which was presented upon a plat
form fitted out with a typical camp
FIRE, follows: Recitation, Miss Bes-
sic Hogue: vocal selections. Miss
Grace Fink Davis and +. G. Koos.
and short addresses by A. b. Cramp-
ton. J. G. Yeagley and Il. Uline.
Rev. Babbs offered the closing
benediction.
Elect Officers.
officers were elected at the final
meeting Of the 21st battery as fol-
lows: w. II. Fl. Ritter, president;
Jerry Ryan, vice president: Charles
J. Taylor. secretary and treasurer
There were y Of the 50 surviving
members OF the battery in attend
ance at the reunion Wednesday,
which was held on the 54th ami
versary OF the battle Of Chickama-
qua. an action in which the 21st
took a prominent part. Ten Of its
members were killed in thiy battle
among them Benjamin COonley and
George Hicks.
Members of the battery in at
tendance were: Alex Staples, w.
IL. H. Ritter, Ab. Gibson, David NJ.
Lobdell, Samuel Prick. Charles j..
Taylor. Thomas J. Slick, ST.. all of
South Bend; James L. MOsher. Hib-
berd. Ind; w. IL. Marker, Elkhart;
David Houser. Jones, Mich; George
w Hatfield, Bourbon, Ind; Samuel
Eldridge. Middlebury. Ind.
The following men registered at
the Norman Eddy post rooms to-
day. They are attending the 35th
reunion of the 46th infantry:
Levi Wilkeson. Marion, Ind,
Perry Mcdonald, New Carlisle,
Jacob Augrecune, New Carlisle.
William Poor, Plymouth, Ind; J..
I. McAhren. Monon, Ind; B. Uline,
Nappanee, Ind; William Herrick.
Elkhart, Ind: Amos Borosher, Tc-
peka. Ind; Corban Spencer. Argos.
Ind; Jon Pickerl. Argos, Ind
j. II. Cleman, Pierceton, Ind; y.
~. Brady, Rochester, Ind. II. a.
Doolittle. Oscela, Ind; j. w. Pay
ser. South Berd: J. II. Taggett.
Michigan city, Ind; } NJ. Garri-
son. south Bend: NJ. ID. Richardson
Lansing. Mich; Frank Upper, OF
sego. Mich: Reuben Bronson,
South Bend; y. II. Jasnilt south
Bend
G. p. Gohn. Fremont. Mich.
William Edison, South Benz, Ben
jamin Aisle. White cloud. Mich. p
". y. Tarhell Marion. Ind; +. =
Crawford. Marion. Ind: +. y.
StauueId. south Bend: J. J. stock
man. Waupaca, Wis. J. j. Frit-
yer south Bend; g. II. Cunch,
Rantoul. Kans.; \. J. Palmer Van
Vert, q.
Charles Creenawald. DUbulue., Ia:
w. r.. Fa!rholm. Dexter. Ia; j. 2.
Myers. Culver, Ind: w. H. Ruper
south Bend. .. -. Smith. Chico
20: +. =. Kemble South Bend; ".
j. Bar, North Liberty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20

Coon. Ralph j.. Nelson. John "
Elder, Earl r. English anu Charles
Shidler, farmers residing i'm tha-
county, are defendants. The suits
are the result of alleged contracts
entered into several weeks ago BY
the parties in regard 10 the sale
of pickles raised by the farmers.
IL is SAID thar the six defendants
have contracted TO sell THEN crops
to another concern at higher
prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20

IN you are sirS or Biiug from iudiges-
flon constipation. headaches guu the
MANY ilH 90 which they lead. it is he-
cause the very foundation ~ YOUR exist
rncc - gradually being dried up. from
Iark ~ proper food
The marvellous new scientific GOOD a.
EAT-fT quickly puts the stomach and
bowels iu perfect condition restores your
vitality and reneWs your old time
strength and ViEor by giving vour system
tie food 10 i~ craving What il needed
~ proper food. not medicine when this
j. supplied. constipation auU stomach
troubles quickly disappear energy re-
trrn>. ANA lie ls worth living once more.
o-EAT-IT- the new Fru..ed Cereal Nut
Erra kfa~t Food has Gar more fauu value
thau uurIerhOu~e steak. fish eggs pota-
taes ur any other whole wheat ur corn
foods ou rhe market u-EAE-II ruu-
fains the sixteen different elements that
are absolutely necessary o. sustain life
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20

A bull dog belonging TO Jack cur
~ OF Lisonier, spied the Arnold
dog and made for It. Mrs. Arnold
gathered her pet in her arms and
he Curry animal in trying to reach
IL bit her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20

and health O-EAT-IT Is entirely diff
fgrcut from amy other one food. ~ Is
scientifically prepared and baked % q
Rich roasted nut-m flavor and then
serve. paebrl iu scaled alright pack
ages. 10 D. natures natural food StOm-
ach and bowel regulator. and DO really
costs You nothing extra. as what YOU
mas PAY Cor be- i> more than saved by
stopping other foods that YOU do not
u~ed and VIII not want after a trial ~
O-EAI-lE Wonderful Tor growing chill
drtu
10 mot convenient o. call go amy ~ the
-rurers Manned below we viii gladly send
hy mail prepaid "a large tull-sized pack
age o. prove what We claim for TO- IL Won
send IL and e. extra Co help pay pos
Iu-r and packing Your money back n
not satisfied
O-EAT-IT-C COMPANY. 2SS >tudcbaker
Rtdg.. Chicago. iil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
NOTICE TO VOTERS
ThiId Preclncf. EomTIh Ward

You can register SATURDAY sept
p. 1917. az sos y. Hm ST.. between
the hours OF p. m. and I D.. n.
There will De notarys there 20 take
care Of your application You must
register ~ YOU want 20 vote. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
DEATHS.

Wilbur Best, 80 years old. died
at his nome in Nappanee Of APP
pendicitis. \ week ago Mr.. Best
was stricken with the disease. Plans
had been made for an operation
last Thursday, but they were aban-
doned. Surviving are his wife, his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Best
of Nappanee, four brothers and
two sisters. For several years Mr.
Iest was engaged in the meat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
sly INJUNCTION CAsEs.

REID MURDOCH & Co, Chicago
packers, are plaintiffs in six ir-
junction cases venued 10 the Elk
hart circuit court from Kosciusko
county. James Kile, William II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
CHARGE BRISTOL
MAN As FORGET
Homer Roth Brought to Co.
Shen Jail From Benton
HarbOr, Mich.
Ncw.-rlmes speclal ssrvlee

GOSHEN. Sept. 20. - Homer
II Roth, Bristol resident who is
charged with forging a check for
$3.50 on the Baker Sand co. of
Renton Hubor, Mich, last week,
was brought 10 the county jail
after ne had been arraigned in the
suuerior court before Judge Har-
mon. Roth has boon unahle
TO furnish $4,000 bond.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
SENTENCES CHECK FoRGER.

NeWS-I lmts NpetIuI NerNtce:
ELKHART Sept 2O.-George
Oritt pleaded guilty in the superior
court today 10 forging a check for
$40. signing the name OF Fred @.
Hall, and passing It on William
Haworth on July 90. last. He was
sentenced TO serve from TO Il
years i'm the reformatory and given
fine Of $40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20

business with his father at Nap
panee. a year ago he bought "a
grocery stock in that town and
had been ndJcting the store. he
was q *. OF T. and a member o.
the Nappanee Methodist church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
RIRTIIS.

a son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan O. smith, 5ce +. Kedsey St.
Wednesday.
Born 90 Mr.. and Mrs Max Fefer-
man. 125 s. Chaplin ST., daughter.
Sept 19.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20

Mrs. +. d. Arnold OF Ligionier is
suffering from a severe wound IL
her right arm, the result OF Il dog
bite she has q pet bull dog
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
New Fall Gloves

Anticipating the scarcity OF
skins. we were fortunate iu
completing our stock "a
usual, but advise early Sc
iecuons as we may find Il
more difficult 20 duplicate
PERKINS, Fine French kIu
Gloves. black, white. tan.
brown. grey and champagne,
at $3.50 am S2.95.
Also fine Kid Gloves at
Sf.75, in black, white and
tan.
Kayser's Silk Gloves. silk
or suede lined: black. white
and navy, at $500, S1.35 and
$3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
PICKING PEACHES.

We can supply Won With fancs
ElHcrta Peaches Every day trls
week.
FERNDEII. GROCERY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
ANTI-TNPHoID VACCINE.

ON account of TYPHOID Ell
EENIC iu our city. every healthy
individual ia south Bend and s.
Joseph County should receive. for
reliable immunity, the fun treat
mCnt of three doses of ANTI
TN PHOIr VACCINE.
For appointments and treat
mentS see
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20

DIR. y. y. STONECIPHER,
American Trust Blde.
Home Phone 2"09 ana $3.50.
ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-20
Fine Hosiery for
Women

Wayne Knit Hose for
women, a fully guaran-
teed hose, full fashioned,
elastic top, in black only
at 59c-3 pairs $1.65.
Women's OUTSIDE Hose
-Mercerized; a quality
hose in grey, champagne
and bronze, at CSC pair.
Mercerized Hose In
silver grey, putty, bronze
and many other cOlorS, at
SOC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
proiioentpaleet.

fuIoitrnoigc Spgoper oper Stem'
m%caipningen peo TrGltOcntuaIget oi'
Ter, at ErGiioent @ilion itf 9,116,.
900 Stcmmer o. Sligbes S,541,474.
billions YluroIitet bar laoleoes
56S,S22. s 1912 fit @ilion 6,297,.
099, gooIepeIt 4,t24,959 og Gait 3d.
SAC, 1899.
Zen iociaIiltiife TrGIibentfdnoi-
oot, 9enion, opisreS meo ct Stem.
nreontal al 100000 moo 901 ,S13 Tor
Socioliitcu 9ebS / 1912. Trobibt.
tioniIten SouIep iii inar 225,101
Stemmer, mebenS Gbaiiu lit 207,'
92S Stemmer / 1912.
Ter bleu Tor DC IRE aonolooter
iolt oi0iuet 1S,63S,S71 6olfeitenl.
mer MOB 15,O45,322 / 1912. Ienne
b~ctpoeIige SorsgeIie ifplDes, ioruoen
Sen Ioreqebe SolfemGngoe, De fotn'
belize Stcmmer / De me Stemme-
ret3ltdter.
Reoenitaoelloe Cite piier Stenme.
gipningen / DC ioritieaige Stater ior
0ilion % Sugbes:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02

boiS zip ban re0oeoc for 56 9(ar
lioer, af9aaet ueo Gooen paa Ct
Sotel bcri 9pen. Mir9. Gham>,rs
tlcp fsot ucO 9ig Sorn Hiuer ior
20 Iar iiben. &im bar Satter Il
Ell fronit YelSiGger oa Ell Grom
iloiancrinoe. &cuOeS SorGlore btco
nrGbt mleer Ell bIooig Stamp met
Sionr. OF Growinoiouere / 9il
&orn @gncu / 1860.
On fort Sio citcr Gompen tom
Ct Sclifob al Spioc, oItiert al N
lr1g Spciocr faloet Buffalo @iQ"
forbi. Coon fotot Sen lille Eigc
Iom 6ungc blonot Siourinoiancr.
lie. San beirieoe benoe ira San.
Gcn'tobct og icltbte benoe til Ell
%cn al iig Sobn &nucc. / Solt
Sofc, lltob, bpor bun uoreoe 90.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
V%erden$krigefl.
Se MQierebes TGllesiuar paa Sgif.
lambs SreSstilbnS afIeperet.

Spiflanb nraa fsrit luue Gritatnins us
title 8arantier for Sremtiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
I MnmGnicn.

s GumTnicn fortl9ttcr Scltmar-
Ifalf bon Macfcuien S%rcrnrDfnin.
gen meo uipGffet @ncrgi. Sea
2Soc December meloteS oct enooo
p'iiciclt ira Berlin, of "bc r%llsiilt,
r;imGnifc troopers Hcberlng / Slit.
m9nien or MI fliloitGnbiqt."
Sffc minbrc enc tire itore Ir=
nicer, bcItoacllbc al SpIfcre %
Giterrigere / iclpc Tilmrlticn og al
Spifcrc, @ulgarcrc % Sprfere i
Gobrllbia, opercrcr meb flor arnft
imob sc rlisiiife trooper, Tom Cor
lcitt) blep ienbt neooper forat for,
lporc Hllmpnien.
NGitcn belle 8ropinIcn Sobrlib'a
er mi / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SGnoer.
SIM ct lioct Sisrne MOD Noropeit,
ira Wathin og norbouer til Do.
nous itore 9eining boloes enonu
bciat al H%iislernc. SGllger eltpua
CT BON MacfcnIens trooper noaet
belt irem til Conan 0ppr Den gaar
/ |eit OF Sit) % bar tagct Sper.
ne 5ultldo og Siafd)a peo Glpcns
Inbliac 9reo.
Eaa Sonaus %cltiibe, / ielpc
StumGnien, er Spiferne % Otter.
rigernc fomnet ligc iaa langt moro
oyer iom paa gitiibet. NGrmeit
conan itaar De. ifslse Telegram
ira Berlin al Site Sec. ligc ioran
Den pietiec Sliebp @raila. iom lig-
ger paa glpens Seitiioe noget /
9,oropcit for Watfin i S~obruoia).
81 Oct CIR bare Ct Siosipsrgsmaal
raar oenne Sp inlner ! ocres SGn.
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
ling SorretninSsmano.

2pun. MaIs., Sen 2Soe Secbr.:
@eroenS pngite Sfoopfieber bar mi
aiilltttet line SStofieb al Sfo heri
Gpeu for ben HRffe al uorife Sin.
tltiffer han reprpientcrer. Sans
Aapu er Nrilo Sdmibt. o. han
CT blot 10 glar aammel. San fom
iii &c Soreneoe Stater ira ariitiu-
ma. Nor9c. iornt sisrc Snbfisb al
Stctci for i'm SaSers Nirma.
Sdmist bar tioIiacre ophoIot ia
IRE Aar / Nmerifa iurat iGtte iis
ino / Sfotsisiorretninsell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
llye Sneifrco 2llpcrne.

Bern, Sfpci5, Sen 2Soe Gecbr. /:
eonoSbucn Gbompcrp, ct bersnt
Turiititeo / Canton %olai8, trneS
iieo iuloitruoiG Sitintct9iereIie al
sc urloige 2opiner (Sncifreb), ion,
boalia finder Steo / benS maio.
bclbore Nrrbeo. Slere SuIc er az
lcrebe rcone bort al Sfreoene, oG
tele @eiolfninaen err iIpatct. ct
irrrt Snelfreo bar ieict meo liz
ilcre A~lpebpttcr / NGrheben Al
SimploupoSict og ioraorlaget "a
let al ilere Wenucifelip % ct itott
stntol Grcotltrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02

logger, % lont, g1eltllentltlielloe
Spitlanbs Seniister, life bill op.
Eere at itaa paa Gagt for Den men.
i;eifelige Sribeb.
Noten lsger OF lesitimere / Ser
bcns Zine for Srentioen SorbrD.
felier meb llnoerpanosfrigen.
@ortfsrelle al bore egne 2anb3.
memo til Spangsarbeioe % &r9n.
fclie (af imaa Nationers) Neitrali.
tct.
Oct sr | flllb 9epibitbeo ON Eie.
bliffets Ilpor ~laapellom bens &rap.
nr oe aaiereoe gfeaierinaer og bercs
Gationer, n9r %forbunone og / fllio
SnritaaelIe meo binanber, negter at
hisfutere ct Srebstilbuo, iom life
er opri9tigt % berfor uoen 9etpo.
l-;l.g.
Se gaierebe unoerItreger paanp.
ct Sreo er untulig, lioen at Der
poes Gritatniitg for GoelGegelier os
tcpnfebe &cttigbcber, % at gtatio,
rialitetsprincipet % De lntaa Nutlo.
ners fri Silp9relie anerfienoes.
Sreo cr ilnttlig, inbtil Der trpfe
fes Ell Sroning, iom Ell Sang for
ole bill uorpbbc DC Iarioger til
Srig, Iom MI itaoigt trllcr 9tatio.
ncrlle, og inbtil Der titles betrp9.
genbe @arantier for Sremtioen."
Sereiter felgcr iom SiQGg Bel
giens Yroteit og en- bsitibelig Sor-
ilfring ON, at gelgicns &Orge o9
Iolf life enifer a,oen Srec ems
cen, lom er bqierct poa flllO ST.
itatning og betrpggclbe @aranti for
0remtioeu.
Set alt opcrifpggenoe Spprgs.
r;oal oil III bli: Spproan pil
Splflai,o opfattc bette Guar?
Ser nntpoes ira inoflpoclic sriNt
inf Solo, at Sparet aloeles life
ItGngcr for al Abgang til pioerc
SorbaroIingcr. De Nnflager ipr-
lia moo Spiflano, Iom Sparet moe
holDcr, laber man Jig life a~fflcere
al, beber set, bu mani opfatter Del
Zig, at bette bar Iat mo / 9toten
for BONE coniumption". ut De
gmicrcoc ifllloe erflPre Jig piaige
III at lutte SreO, fpr DC ff bpre
SniflunbS Sctingclier bar bel ingen
pe1rtct. life engang / Berlin.
Sci unocrrettcbc tpife arcbIe t
@aibineton ontpoer, at Sagen III
iii uopifle Jig onltrcnt Zig:
Spiflano bill mt pelltc, inbtil De
S(licrcoe ogIaa bar bciparet TrG,
i;bent @ilions % be andre neitrale
Wagtcrs Srcosnoter, og ocrpao til
81 Nqiereoe rette en- M Senpen.
relie, bpori Spiflonos N~rcOsbetin
gelIcr / grope SrGf pil bli antpoet,
Iaalcbcs at Der tilu~cicbrin9cs noget
bonnogribcligt at biiflltcrc ON.
Set encite. Sc N1iercoc har bGp.
set iom naipiIclig G%rrmolag for
nprmcre llnocrbanolingcr ar
.Spergsmaolenc ON gritotning o9
@nerfienoelie al WotionalitctSprinci.
pet. og oct paaitaacs, at Spiflono
life err upiGigt til at forbanble poa
bette @rltnolag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
en- Iioen biltorie
fra Pperoasslipet

Saroin. Wont.. Den 29oe 9ecbr. T..
Mems ocn ira Snoidnertrigcre %
Imerc Iom Girfuseier iaa bersmtc
&.iaiam i. GooD fiemper mes
Gsoen / i'm Caters Siem / Colo.
raop, CT Mrs. Suian Chambers,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02

Siliammen 9,t16,296 s,547,474
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02

Sorii9iieS Yaa Sioe {.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
ny rfleXitokri$e.
General Iiaa after Scrrc / belle
MOro' WerieO.
Garram3as Galnarrigbeo.

@aibington Den 26oe December.
Hegleringen fsler iig uroligere ouer
Den merifanife Sutiution enc nogen.
iinbe iiocn Slobbaoct paa DC ameri-
fanlfe Trooper pco Garri5al.
&c Gfterretninacr. ioun er inOls-
bet til Observation-Disclosures DC lio-
tie iaa Gage ipnea of bctrGitc Den
Gro, at General &iQo mcO Tine Sor-
bunbSfplerS Sirlp / DC sitligc OF
Ipolige Stotcr al Wcrico mart hi
bli Iterf NOT, life alcnc Ill at flinut
bpbc Garran5n Spioien, men iii al
etabIere iig iom Giftotor / mere emo
Saluoclcn al San0et.
Sfisnt ser enOml ioitcn life bar
in0lebct noAct Spnr ira Garan5o poa
Dc Sorrncoc StnterS Sorlangcn0c
ON, at Ia nentcn goofienocr cllcr for.
fuitcr Den al ocn mcritanif arneri.
fanlte SUueafommlisiion optrufne
Sperecnatomit, ion blep bo0 Sios-
friltenS llblsb life bcrpttct iom An.
leonin9 iii belt at oibrpoe Huber.
bollolingcrne.
Zen iuitiottc SioSirilt uolsb SCI.
~ mat, men Der er 10 en- WuIig5eo
ior, at Sparct fan bare blcpet lor-
Iintet, og Ell Dag, ellcr etpar Cages
5orlilfelie, piloe fife giere rlo9ct ira
eucr til, iorlaauiOt ionl Ell minbelig
Sroning al De i%nternationale Tanlfe.
li9beoer er Sopeoiormaolct.
Sniolertio fan Sitiotionen nlco
@eniDn til Gine opIummeres ionl
iel1er:
1. Siaa er / @irfcligbeben Gif-
tutor / Den Gel al Staten Gbibuo.
biia, lon ligger i%snOenior Den anne
rifonlfe Srcppeerpeoitions Sopco-
fuartcr. San bar oglno Wo9ten |
Durango, / Ell flor Gel al Goabuila
og / DC t~ilgrTnienbe Stater.
=. &c Gorran5o."@eneralcr" lonI
foriloiottcs at pore Scrrer / oiSie
Stater, or ilpgtebc meo hpao @ptte,
DC / DC Ienerc Wtoancocr bar funnel
Ifrabe iomnlcll. Ceres Iropper er
plQigen gaac0e pper iii %iQn.
3. Sra Ell @aonofulo iiQeoe Sel.
ieipenoe bar SiQa reiit en- Sroppe.
itDrfc pau ca. 10000 Wouo, buil.
fet cr ct iterre Nntul emo Gorran5a
rao0cr ouer / DC norolige Icle al
Sanoct.
4. 5clir 9io5 Dor ionmen nleo
General Hoble5 lamlct en- ganife be-
tpoeIig Stprfc / Fuebln og Saraca,
buor De iigcS at trGiie 6orbereoelier
til paa ct Signal ira &iaa at mar
icbere norOoper.
General 3opata, Der operercr I,
Staten Worelas, bcr tilfjpntpet Jig
Serreoemmet / Gancne omfring
Wterico Sin og oct iigcs ogioa at
pprc bans Selliigt at lutte Jig til
0iQa.
6. gn SommenilrtninQ al Oisic
StriosfrTiter uil0e utpiIiomt aiere
en- brot Slllt poa Gorran5as form,
iitloe aarriere, mems Tiua after bill
Dc iiobc iuit / Salen.
I. 4e anlerifuuitc Wcolcnmcr al
Den merifnnlf.nmerifanife 6Glles.
Commission iigca at bare fuloitGn.
Dig iGroige mco Garron3o o. o.
WGno, ban ienote lom line Nepru.
%Iertnnter. &c or al Den Mening, at
Oct er iulOitGnoigt srfc5lgit at tort
iTtte lln0crbnn0liugcrne, oa huerfcn
Garran5a eQcr nogcn al bans Sic
~prGientanter fan tale Tor men emo Ell
&aanofrtlo rOugicrrige @encroIcr OF
professionally Eatrioier, bpis Soueo.
iuteresIcr brcier liz ON at iploe line
egne Sommer.
Hge llroerbanblinger.
"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02

oOrilaiieS Paa siSe 3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
Hpc llEocrbanolinger.

&aibington Den 2Soe December.
SSIte0etior oct iorpenteoc Suar paa
Den omcrifanite Hegierings 6orIan
gsloe on enten at a~fceptere eaer FOR.
fate Den al Den american .merifan.
ife SGlesfommisiion aiilutteoe
Sperensfomit, mootog lloenrigsoe.
partemcntet ibog ira General Gar,
rarja Ell I'm gnmooning ON SiIba
gefaloelien al De amerifmife crop.
Der ira Werieo.
Himeligpis pil bette Ieoe til itpc
llnoerbanolinger.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-20
RECRUIT GETS GIFTS.

At 2 O'clock yesterday afternoon the
employees of the delivery department
of the, Rowland Dry Goods Co., as
sembled and babe John Ford, of LA
Grand street. who left this morning for
Camp Devans, Aver. Mass, a fond
farewell and Godspeed. Fred Stein
metz, one of the Oldest employees,
made the presentation speech. He
told of the long and valuable service
that Mr.. Ford had given the company
and of the happy and most pleasant
relations that have always existed. In
conclusion he presented Mr.. Ford a
handsomely engraved signet ring, a ra-
zor, a pearl handled pocket knife. Mr..
Ford has been connected with The
Rowland Co., for II years and is the
oldest man in point of service. Last
evening at his home he was the recip-
lent of a wrist watch from other asso-
ciates.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-20

ending September 9 showed IL British
vessels of more than 1900 tons sunk
by mines. eor submarines. That was
the lowest mark since the week end
ing March 10, when 3 vessels Of that
category were lost. The greatest
number of vessels of less than 1900
tons was in the week ending May g.,
when % went down.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-20

State Senator Elmer Warner OF
Weatherly, Pa, offered $1,000 to the
first. man in the Pennsylvania draft
army who captures the first Ger
man.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-20

The number of ships of less than
i, 800 tons is the largest for any week
except one since February. The total
number Of ships sunk is the largest
since the week ending June "a. The
|Admaralty- statement for : the week
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-20

The expulsion of Robert M. La Fol
lette from the United States Senate
was demanded by the Association OF
Commerce of Green Bay. Wis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-20

The machinery at the Trenton East
ern Steel Co. plant was damaged by
fire to the extent of $685. 600.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-20
THE KIND OF JEWELRY YOU
WANT is THE GUARAN-
TEED KIND
THE KIND WE CARRY
ALWAYS IN STOCK.

No matter what you want in
Jewelry, Watches or Diamonds
we have it. Come in and let us
show you our complete line of
reasonably priced Guaranteed
JeWelrY.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-20
INVESTIGATORS
| FAIL TO LOCATE
TYPHOID CARRIER
Three. New Cases This
Month, Health Depart
ment Records.

Despite a long and far4reaching ex-,
animation by the health department,
the typhoid carrier who caused infec-
ton of a supply of milk which reach
ed Bridgeport last month causing nine
cases of the disease, has been unsuc-
cessful
Several suspicious symptoms were
found but nothing definite was dis
covered warranting isolation.
Three cases of typhoid fever have
beeh reported this month, but, accord
ing to Health Officer w. H Brown,
they are not related to the first group.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-08

"A Poor Married Man."-Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-08

gotten. They intend to start the last
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longwell and Mr.. OFT
and family attended the Stoller- Grenz
wedding.
Last Friday Nr. and Mrs. Misuse
hund and Mrs. Hartman were ovef to
the reservation 70 take in the sights.
Married; stoller and Grens: Sun
|dav. March 4th, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gottlieb Grenz, Sr, took place
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Christina Grenz, to Mr.. John stoller.
The marriage ceremony was performed
lat the Rymer school house in the pres
ence of a large huber Of friends and
Ineighhors.. After the ceremony the
crowd gathered at the home Of the pa
rerts of the bride and partook of q
grand dinner. The bride wore . white
bridal veil and wreath and was dressed
in white silk. The groom wore the
conventional black. After dinner was
served the young folks gathered in the
room with the Newlywcds and sang
some good religious hymns, which
were appreciated by all. The young
couple are well thought Of in the COM
munity. We wish them joy and hap
piness through the years to come.