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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-18

Best Jar Red Raspberies, Mrs. Faa
first, Mrs. N. G. Nelson second.
Best Jar G~ooseberries. Mrs. M. ID.
Lynn first, Mrs. Bert Sherman second
Best Jar Wild Cherries, Carolyne
Lounsbury first, Mrs. Ella Kohlhepp
second.
Best Jar Elderberries, Mrs. d. b.
Jeffries.
Best Jar Cabbage, Mrs. Joe Wagner.
Best Jar Lettuce, Mrs. Joe Wagner
first, Mrs. Thorne second.
Best Jar Cucumbers, Carolyne
L~Ounsberry.
Best Jar Turnips, Elizabeth Laird
first, Mrs. Nash second.
Best Jar Onions, Elizabeth Laird.
Best Jar Kohlrabi, Elizabeth Laird
first, Mrs. Joe Wagner second.
Best Jar C%urrants. Mrs. s. III. Nc
Cullough first, Mrs. Charles Newman
second.
Best Canned Chicken, best canned
beef, Mrs. Alice Sparks.
Best Canned Beets, Elizabeth Laird
first, May Derbyshire second.
Best Can Cauliflower. Mrs. Wiertzba
first, May Derbyshire second.
Best "a Rhubarb, Elizabeth laird
first, Cleo Thorne second.
Best Can Spinach, Mrs. Sparks first,
Mrs. n. c. Nelson second.
Best Can Tomatoes, Mrs. Grothe first
Mrs. n. G. Nelson second.
Best Can Beans, Elizabeth Laird
first, Patria Laird second.
Best Can Peas, Mrs. h. Il. Anderson
first, Cleo ThOrne second.
n..t r.. IT,. AZ 49, 49,
Joe Wagner second.
Best Ground Cherries. Mrs. Jeffries.
Best Collection Jellies, Mrs. Nash
first, Mrs. NJ. d. Lynn second.
Best Special Jelly, Carolyne Louns-
berry.
Best Collection Pickles. Mrs. C. F..
Dahlen.
Best Special Pickles, Mrs. J.. D..
BankO.
Best Exhibit caned vegetables, spec
ial prize by o. r. Baum. Mrs. N. c..
Nelson first. Mrs. Nash second.
Dairy and Pantry
Best Fruit Cake, Mrs. Myers.
Best Chocolate Cake, Ruth Jeffries.
Honorable mention, Mrs. Neissen. Mrs.
Burrell, Mrs. Evans.
R'oN hpllt TIC MIS- Il al nThIt MIS-.
Burrell second.
Best Graham Bread. Mrs. M. d..
Lynn.
Best White Bread. Mrs. Engstrom
first, Mrs. Lynn second.
Best Bread made from Yellowstone
flour, special prize by Oneida Elevator
Co., Mrs. Lynn.
Best Light Rolls, Mrs. o. ID. Cole
first, Mrs. Engstrom second. Honor
able mention. Mrs. r. Nelson, Mrs.
John Knoll, Mrs. Faa, Mrs. Ziek, Mrs.
Lynn.
Best Doughnuts, Mrs. Dahlen first.
Mrs. Iiek second. Honorable mention.
Mrs. Martha Wagner.
Doughnut Special, Mrs. Martha
Wagner.
Best Cookies, Mrs. Charles Newman,
lone Walker. Honorable mention,
Mrs. E. Nelson Mrs. o. ID. Cole.
Best Fruit Cookies, Mrs. o. ID. Cole
first, Mrs. Charles Newman second.
Honorable mention, Mrs. Faa, Mrs.
Dahlen.
Best Country Butter, Mrs. Frank
kluck first. Mrs. J.. Knoll second.
Honorable mention Mrs. Ziek.
Best Honey, A. c. Sallee.
Best Ham, A. G.. Sallee.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-18
BOYS AND BIRLs CLUB
Irrigated Potatoes City Boys and Girls

Idaho Rural. Warren Grothe first,
Allen Jones second, John Miller third.
Bonnie Graner. Glenn Gholson. Myrtle
Potter, honorable mention.
Melted Gem; Paul EyanaOn first.
Early Ohio. Richard Anderson
FIRST, Eddie Matson second. Chauncey
Draper third. John Putnam, honor
able mention.
Rodwillow. Ards RookstOol FIRST,
Ciarice RoOkatOol second.
Irrigated Potatoes Country Boys.
Idaho Rural: Gordon Nelson first,
willard Davis second.
Early Ohio. Gordon Nelson first
Dry Land Potatoes.
Early Ohio; Melvin Allen hrst.
Saulseu Wonder: Harold Nelson
heimer first.
Bliss Triumph Richard Permain
first
Garden Produce.
Irrigated Turnips. Boyd Bevans
first, Warren Grothe second. Ardie
Rookatool third. Robert Sparks. Rich
ard Anderson. George Herrera. Oscar
Mower, Archie Morris; honorable
mention.
NNa ANiNANHf ANNAA iAfMNNilAli
first. Archie Morris second.
Irrigated Cucumbers: Mabel War
was first
Dry Cucumbors. Harold Nelson
helmor first.
Field Corn william Johnson first.
Joe Bowen second.
Irrigated Sweet Corn. Boyd Bevlns
first.
Dry Sweet Corn: John Putnam
first. Adolf Honseline second.
Dry Popcorn Viva Kohlhepp first.
Muskmellons. Boyd Bevins first
Irrigated Red Beets. Emmett Crea-
sey first. George Herrera second. Oscar
Mower third.
Dry Red Beets John Putnam nrst.
stock Beets. Emmett Creasey FIRST.
Carrots. Irrigated Hugh Laird.
FIRST. boyd Hevins second. Ardio Rock
stool third Emmett Creasey. Grace
Walton. honorable mention
paranips Hugh Laird first.
White Radish Viva Kohlhepp first.
Black Kadish. Robert Sparks first.
Dry Land Watermelon: Lea Per-
main first
squash. Milton Drake first. viva
kohlhepp second
Tomatoes George Herrera first,
Oarolync lounsberry second.
summer squash Merle Potter
nrst
Dry Land Pumpkins. Alfonso
Grayott FIRST
Onions Emmett Creasey first.
Beans. Merle lines first.
Cabbage Gordon Nelson first. Merle
lmes second
The Judges gave special commcnda-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-18

paid by the consumer, leaving the
producer, the middleman and the re-
taller to settle between them the pro-
fits each should take. The food con-
troller replied that in fixing prices he
would consider the cost of production
and distribution and would consult
with the president of the board of ag-
riculture as the minister who best I'M
derstood the farmers position.
The parallel to this situation in our
country is that Mr.. Hoover consult
Secretary Houston, as a representa-
tive of the producers of the country.
Our secretary of agriculture has i'm
posed a great burden upon himself by
urging so wide an increase in prOduc-
ton. When the increase is ready
farmers will look to him to speak for
them at price-fiXing time. Nor will
they be satisfied with a maximum
price that the consumer is to pay,
leaving them to struggle with the
middleman and the retailer for their
share of that price. There has been
a widespread opinion among farmers
that Mr.. Hoover represents chiefly the
consumers. He will probably silence
that idea once and for all by confer
enc with representative farmers and
farm leaders.
England has disregarded her farm
ers' opinions and has discovered her
mistake. Our food administrator has
been forewarned.-Country Gentleman.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-18

visibility than the khaki, which is
lighter in color, and at the time of the
change it was claimed to be easier to
secure the dye with which to process
the cloth. 1t is a fast vat dye, and
before the war was entirely imported.
Textile World Journal.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-18
POULTRY.

Best trio White Rocks. Charles Ziek.
Best trio White Leghorns, Mrs. J. S.
Schrock.
Best trio Rhode Island Reds. r.
Alfred first, ID. l.. Behrens second.
Best trio ducks. Charles Zeik.
Best trio geese, Mrs. Wiertzba first,
Charles Ziek second.
Best trio Silver Champions, A. f.
label.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-18

tion to the following on account OF the
excellence OF their exhibits: Viva
Kohlhepp, John Putnam. Ardie Rock
stool. Milton Drake. George Chase,
Archie Morris. Emmett Creasey,
Chauncey Draper. Richard Anderson,
Boyd Bevans. Robert Sparks. Paul
Eyanson. Merle Hughes.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-18

Judge Alfred Bulge, chief justice 81
the supreme court of Idaho, passed
through town Saturday en- route to
Boise. He was travelling overland,
with Casey" Jones, court reporter for
Judge Guheen, as his chauffeur.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23

dokola.
"a cd lasu rychtyg wielga sila
wali' konczy1 Grzyma}a, "tylko
re ME powstancow jeno owiec i
byd}a, a kurzawa ci TAXA by1a
zdala, jakby z tysiac ulan6w gna
lo.'
Powstancy hukneli smiechem,
az sic echo ma podw6rzu rozleglo.
Zapomnieli juz, re pred chwi-
la dysponowali sic ia smierc,
Small sic dlugo i serdecznie z
konceptu chytrego ch@opa i tch6-
rzliwych Moskali.
- Ale tego ich panowie nakru
szy]i, dziwi4 sic Grzymaia obcho
dzac pobojowisko.
Przeliczono trupy byfo ich
szcscdziesiat i kilka po1owa bill
sko leg}a pred oknem, z kt6rego
strzelal Krukowiecki.
Syn zdrajcy zap1acil "a hanbe
swego OLGA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
Syn zdrajjcy.
(Zdarzeaie prevdZiwe.)

Epizod z rovsttainio 1863 roku.
; w c-s 81 skwarze. sierpnio-
wego pcuol;a1nia posuwal sic Two
Ina powstanczy oddzia1 Habicha
droga cd Wolbromia do Ojcowa.
w oddziale tym jake prosty sze
rogowiec postepowal hr. Aleksan
|dar Krukowiecki. Brudna pamiec
odziedziczyl MILDLY Krukowiecki
pc swoim ojcu. Niesforny %jenera},
zawistny intrygant, w koncu wy
rainy niemal zdrajca, ME ola pie
|niedzy moze. ale przez slabosc du
cha, Jan Krrukowiecki byl pred
miotem wzgardy / potepienia II
ca1ego narodu "a to, re jake w0dz
i naczelnik rzadu podda} Warsza
we w 1881 roku Moska]om wtedy,
gdy Ma rozkazy jego czeka}o Kill
kadziesiat tysiecy polskiego VOL
ska, gotowego bic sic z wrogiem
do ostatka.
Syn jego zmazywaf hanbe OLGA
w powstanczych szeregach. Cd
dial Habicha zblizal sic w1asnie
do Glanowa, gdy przednia straz
ostrzeg}a go, lie Z lasu wychylaja
sic kolumny Moskali. By1 to Shiny
oddzia} pod dow6dztwem ksiecia
Szachowskiego, LEGACY blisko pol
tora tysiaca %piechoty, preset ka-
waleryi i dwic sotnie kozakow.
Habich r~ozejrza} sic re smut
klein po swoich szeregach. Byly
szczup}e i licho uzbrojone. Twarz
dow6dzcy zasepila sic IA chwile
troska i glebokim namySlcm.
Nagle odwr6cif sic do nierucho
mych, zmar}ych w oczekiwaniu
powstanczych szcrcgow.
"Bracia!' - zawolal donOSnic
- Bracia! P~otrzcbuje dziesieciu
ochotnik6w. Zostana oni W Glano
vie i beda powstrzymywac Moska
Ii, opicrac sic w dziesieciu ca}ej
ich sile do ostatniego t%chnienia.
Reszta oddzia}u uchodzic musi
pod ochrona ]as6w.' Umilkl na
chwile, wodzac bystrcmi oczyma
20 twarzach wsluchanych W jego
Slowach powstancow. Szeregi "a
kolysa]y sic nieco, jakby przele--
cia} po mich nicwidzialny wicher
mr6znej Smierci i skamienialy zno
WI W oczekiwaniu i ciszy.
"kto IA ochotnika?'
".Ja!' ozwalo sic grzmotcm
trzysta picrsi, caly oddzia| rzuci}
sic naprZod potfzaSaJac karaplna
mi i koSami.
R~oziskrzy}y sic oczy Habicha.
''Nicch zyje PolSka!' zakrzykna}
|pc!na picrsia, a 20 szercgach prze
lcrial dlugo ME niknacy, jak grom
mocny okrzyk: ''Nicch lyle Pol
ska.'
Il szercg6w wysunal sic kruko
wiccki. "Pozw0l mi p6jSt, naczcl
niku!' zwrc6il sic prczentujac
bron do Habicha.
"Dobrzc. ObejmicSz dow6dz--
two mad Gala dzicsiatka' zgodzil
sic llabich.
Wybrano dziesieciu najlepszych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23

westchnienia konajacych, hulk pic
mieni, trzask walacego sic wiaza
MIA dachu.
Me widac napastnik6w, ale tel
i odsieczy ami Sladu.
z "a weg}a stodo}y wysunal sic
o~stroznie jakis Glen i zblizy1 sic
zwolna ku powstancom.
- kto tam? = zapyta} Kruko
wiecki.
- TO ia, Grzyma}a, karbowy
ozwa} sic CLOS niesmialy.
Il pomroki wychylila sic pfowa
czupryna chlopa, odblaski ognia
zapalily W jego szarych oczach
plomyki chytrej radosci.
- Me wiecie, ola czego uciekli
Moskale? - zagadnaf Krukowie
cki.
"A re strachu - odrzeklGrzy
mala.
- Dobrze ale pred kim ?Gdziei
powstancy?
- Me bylo tn nijakich pow
stanc6w - uSmicchna1 sic Grzela
= ia tax inc zwiodlem Rusk6w.
Patrze, re tie juchy usadzi}y sic
ia pan6w, a tn dw6r ca}y w og-
niu mysle ia sobie - poczekaj
ia! TAX ]ece do starszego i ga
dam: "Jasnie %wielmozny panic
generate, tam cd lasu okrutna 81
In Polak0w wali.'
"No, a gdziez Polacy? przer--
wal krukowiecki rozgladajac sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23

]strzclc6w, szczupla garstka rzuci-
la sic biegicm w strone Glanowa,
zegnana okrzykami pozosta}ych
towarzysz6w. /.
P%ietrowy murowany dw6f gla-
nowski, frontem %zwrocony IA
Idroge, kt6ra mieli przeciagnac
Moskale, staf. zupelnie opuszczo-
ny, mieszkancy mac uciekli pred
groza wojny.
Byf to dogodny punkt obrony
Ola powstanc6w.
Zatarasowano mocno zelazem O.
kute drzwi, powstancy ustawili
Isle kolo okicn.
Krukowiecki, slynny W ca}ym
oddziele jake najlepszy strzelec,
kaza} dwom szeregowcom stanac
"a SODA i nabijac wystrzelone ka-
rabiny.
WSrod powstanc6w zapanowa}o
miIczenie wytezoncgo oczekiwa-
MIA.
Ost0znic i zwolna zaczeli wsu-
wac sic przez bramy kozacy. Roz
gladali sic podejrzliwie dokola,
Itch male skoSne oczka lata}y ME
spoko.jnie pc wszystkich zakat-
kach podw6rza.
Dw6ch powstanc6w podnioslo
karabiny do ramienia. krukowiec
Xxi wstrzymal ich skinieniem reki.
Szkoda prochu IA to paskudzt-
wo" szepna} pogardliwie. 10
zacy myszkowali pc podworzu.po
tenn wybieeli IA goSciniec. Ia
|chwile dolecialy Z oddala ich dzi-
kie. nieludzkie wrzaski. Spostrze-
eli naszych' domySlili sic pow
stancy. Raj jcszcze obejrzeli la
dcwnice i karabiny, zdala slychac
.juz bylo gluchy loskot zblizajace.j
Isle piechoty i jazdy moskiewskiej.
Pierwsze szeregi piechoty wesz
~ IA podw6rze, spokojnym mia
rowym krokiem .jak ma mustrze.
Powstancy podnieSli k%arabiny.
ten i 9w p~rzezegnal sic szybko.
! ''Pal!' Zakomenderowal pol
! gloscm Krukowiecki.
Huknely strza1y!
Jak piorunem raniony zwalil
sic Z konia jadacy przodem Off.
Ger. kilku zolnicrzy wypuscifo z
rak karabiny Z iekiem pablo ia
ziemie, przednie szeregi sklebi]y
sic Ia chwile, potem Z rykiem sza
loncj trwosi rozsypywac pc pod.
worzu. tloczyc sic na napieraja.
cych Z tylu.
Napad byl tax niespodziany, ze
" ca}ym moskiewskim oddziale
! zapanowa} Ma chwile zamet ozws
J ~ sic krzvki komendy. Oficerowie
] z~aczeli %plazowac c%ofajacych 81,
] %zolnierzy.
] Usmiech tryumfu rozswietli
J twarze powstancc6w.' Danny wan
J bobu" szepna} kt6rys. Zagrzmi5
] la druga saliva. Moskale cofnel
! sic z podw6rza umoszac rannych.
! Opamietali sic jednak rychlo
! Poczeli obchodzic dw6r dokola
4 obsypujac sic zdala gradem kar;
binowych strzalow. Potem z wrz<
= skiem rzucili sic do szturmu, zie
: mia zajeczala pod ciezkiemi stop;
3 mi zoldak6w. z okiem huknel,
s strza}y - dziesieciu najblizszycl
Z pablo trupem. Krukowiecki chw,
tai raz pc raz karabin z rad sto
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
SEMINARYUM POlSKIE
W ORCHARD LAKE, MICH.

3 Rozpoczyna nowy rrk
8 szkolny, trzydziestv per
wszy swego i-tn'enia, "
: srode ~ wrzesnia.
3 Kurs klasyczny obej
mule program nauk apro-
2 bowany przez uniwersytet
J stanowy 2 dodatkiem je-
zyka polskiego, history,
Ii teratury polskiej j reli-
] gil. Kurs teologiczny O.
! bejmuje diva lata filozofi
: i cztery Teologii swietej.
J Opfata "a rok szkolny
wynosi $250.0o, kt6re ma
ley op1aca6 p6lrocznie
! albo $500 miesiecznie z
] CORY.
! Pc warunki i informa
eye zg}aszat sic pod adre
] sem:
REV. MICHAEL CRUPA, Rector
Polish Seminary
/ ORCHARD LAKE, MICH.
j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23

N1S4l4 ~
Posli:ic:e natychmis
vana ksiazeczEe pod
"JAk ~PlELEGNO-
WAC
(Napsana przez eu-
r~opejskiego specyali-
ste)
ZaWiera Ona haste
pujace rozdzialy:
POucZcnie o wlo-
sach. - Budowa WHO
gu j czasZki.-PrZy-
czyny Wypadanic
vlos6w i iysienic.
Jak starac sic o zdro
we wlosy.-Spos6b lc
czenia PREY pomocy
kuracyi W szesciu
mic iacach. - Siwe
wlosy. - Broda. -
a acych EGO spO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23

u" IASANtJ ~
ny, razacy najblizszych najbar-
dzleJ natarczywych, wydzieraja--
Icy z moskiewskich szereg6w of
cerow i starszyzne.
Kilka pierwszych szereg6w bic
gnacych do szturmu Moskali le--
!gfo pokotem, inni zatrzymali sic
ia chwile, potem poczeli cofac sic
i uciekac.
Szturm p%owt6rzyl sic jeszcze
raz drugi i trzeci. Ale zoldactwo
sz1o juz do boju coraz niechet-
niej, coraz wieksza trwoga napel-
nialy ich tie MILEAGE injury dworu,
Y okien ktorego wychylaly sic H.
fy karabin6w, patrzace ia napast
nikow ciemne okiem n~iechybne.j
smierci.
Pc trzecim szturmie nastapila
d}uga cisza.
z okien dworu widac bylo, re
wieksza polowa oddzialu picchoty
Z Gala kawalerya i kozakami po-.
(szla W pogon IA Habichem.
"Zawszec nasi uszli juz HAWAI-
drogi' = p~ocieszali sic oblezeni,
kontenci, re niedarmo oddadza nv
Gle.
Nagle uwage ich zwrocil jakis
dziwny Sum, trzask, potem: hulk
coraz potezniejszy, rozlegajacy
sic z CORY, cd dachu.
":Podpalili nas!' wykrzyknal
kt6ryS; widmo straszliwych me-
czarni konania w zaduchu dymu.
wsrod zracych plomieni stane}d,
pred powstancami.
Moskale zawyli radosnie i zwar
tenn p6lko}em zblizac sic ~zaczeli
do dworu.
z szereg6w ich wystapif officer
powiewajac bia}a chustka i zawo
laf donosnie podchodzac tuz pod
okna: "Polacy! wzywam was
poddajcic sic. Ia chwile zginiecie
W plomieniach. Me bede msci} sic
IA was "a tylu zabitych zo}nierzy
moich. Oddajcie mi tylko wasza
bron, a potem a najmi}osierniej
sly ro%zporzadzi waszym losem.
Powtarzam, "a chwile zginiecie!"
Powstancy milczac wysluchali
tel przemowy. Krakowiecki wy
chylif sic przez okno.
w tejze chwili z szereg6w mos
kiewskich pad} strzaf. kula zdar
la Krukowieckiemu kaszkiet. -
|"Zdrajcy!' syknal Krukowiecki,
podnoszac karabin do ramienia.
Moskiewski Zolnicrz zachwiaf sic
i runal, wypuszczajac z rak kara
bin Z dymiaca jeszcze pc zdradzie
ckim strzale lufa.
Huknely znowu karabiny gesta
nieustajaca saliva, zofdactwo ma
%cieralo coraz blizej, ~strzaly pow
stanc6w, chloe zawsze smiertelne
by}y juz coraz rzadsze.
Braklo i'm naboi.
Strzelal juz ty]ko Krukowiecki,
ilekroc wiatr odgarnal kleby dy-
mu zas]aniajace Moskali.
Jeden z powstanc6w wyja} ksia
IKE do nabozenstwa i pocza} Cd
mawiac litania "a konajacych.
Slowa modlitwy odbijaly sic pc
nuro PREY huku karabin6w. wsrod
syku j trzasku plonacego dachu.
lCa}y oddzial powtarza1 g}osem u
roczystym i spokojnym: 'Zmi}uj
sic mad nami!'
Potem re ~wszystkich rozmodlo
nych piersi wyp}yne}a piesh, kt6
IA lud wiejski ma pogrzebach spie
wa: 30, Jezu moi, o, Jezu moi!
gdy bede W ciezkosciach, sam
PREY mnie stoj!'
Ma posrzebie wlasnym spiewali
powstancy = czerwone iskry po-
czely juz sypac sic i'm ia g}owy.
Karabiny moskiewskie umilk}y.
Zdawa}o sic, re ten pogrzebowy
,spiew zaczarowaf napastnik6w, re
ME chca MAGIC ostatniej chwili
,zycia ginacych, re pozwalaja i'm
umrzec spokojna, chloe straszna
smiercia W plomieniach i dymie.
Krukowiecki r6wniez przestaf
strzelac. Spiewal z innymi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23

lecZcnla.
LekarstWo Darmo
Postaranly sic pre-
l.onac was Zupeinio
.Lezplatnie ma nasz
l.oszt. re CU-
RA srodck ma wiosy
Jest nader pomOc-
aym w raZie Wypa-
lania WloGGw. lupie-
~, swedZeEia czasZ-
Ii i W razie braku
W}OS6W. WySlclny
sazdemu darmo cal
kowite ~lcczenie war
tosci $1.Q0 wraz z
CALVACURA No. 1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-26

Pecan Sticks. - Beat two eggS
slightly and add gradually one cup
of brown sugar and one-half cup Of
dour sifted with one-fourth teaspoon
OF baking powder and third tea
spoon OF salt. Add also one cup OF
pecan meats. broken into small
pieces. Bake spread out in shall
low pan I'm "a moderate oven.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-26
WON'T PROSECUTE,
HUSBAND IS DISMISSED

Henry Fuller. arrested something
over "A month ago on "a charge of as
sault and battery with intent TO kill.
was discharged from city court Sat
urday morning when the case was
dismissed on motion of the prose-
cutor Mrs Fuller, the prosecuting
witness, who was badly cut three
times by a razor in the hands of her
husband. and who was not expected
10 live. decided. upon her discharge
from the hospital several days ago.
that she did not care TO prosecute
her husband. and without her testi-
mony the states case was dropped.
Pleas of not guilty were entered
10 charges of assault and battery
preferred by Anna Szabo against
Steve Farkas y. Mead ST.. and his
wife. Katie. The cases were con-
tinued TO next wednesday. Tony
Ruszkows1i. charged with stealing
some carpenter tools from Alex
Boyer 521 s. Main st. pleaded not
guilty. His case was set for Tues
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-26
ALTHER LEAGUE
To { N TE R AIN
Local Society Members Hosts
Sunday to Northern In
diana Organizations.

Members of the local Walther
league will entertain members Of
the societies at Hammond, Michigan
City, Laporte. Mishawaka, Elkhart.
Valparaiso and Woodland at rally
sunday at the Walther home, 40
W. Jefferson blvd More than 800
are expected 10 be present at this
rally. which Will begin in the morn
ing with the regular services by the
local pastor. Rev. n. HOLE.
4 play entitled: The Spinsters
Convention. will he presented i'm
the afternoon by the South Bend
league. and following special even
ing services held for the young
people at Gas o'clock, there will be
an Informal gathering with refresh
ments
Both dinner mad supper will be
served at the hal. A special cOllec-
ton will be taken mp TO add 10 the
$4,000 fund which the Walther
league plans to give TO the boys who
are doing military service.
J. II. Reinking is the president Of
the local society: w. =. Kruger is
vice president; s. Reinking. record
ing secretary, and r. Reinking, cor
responding secretary. Arthur @.
eau. Miss Louise NicOlay, w. f.
Kruger and Miss Laura III eau
compose the hospice committee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-26
SPEEDER NOT GUILTY
THREE TIMES IN COURT

Carl Lusch. "a 'jitney- driver,
was found not guilty OF speeding in
city court Saturday morning. This
makes the third time LusCh has
been before the court on the
charge. and this is the third time he
has been eXonerated.
Alex JanoWski. founi guilty OF
child desertion. was ordered 10 re-
port 10 the probation officer FOR the
next six months Herman Ners-
peelt and Ed Defrees, charged with
assault and battery, were found not
guilty Of assault and battery.
Frank Kenneth was found not
guilty of uespass and malicious
trespasS Nern Corys case of wife
desertion was dismissed Rookie
Semore was found guilty OF ASSAULT
and battery. on charge brought hv
Adolph ana Adcliue Willmos hi. and
lined s. and costs. Semore will APP
peal 10 the circuit court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-26
PLAN BIC ROAD
BOOSTER MEET
Northern Indiana Cities Will
Join South Bend in Rally
Next Week.

DIG boosters meeting is being
planned by the Chamber Of COM
MERGE for the purpose of clinching
the Lincoln highway as one II the
main market highways ruuainr east
and west through the state The
meeting will he held the latter part
OF next week.
Ekhart, Goshen. Osceola and
Kendallville on the east and La
porte and New Carlisle ON the west
will be urged 10 join with the
chamber Of Commerce in these
booster meetings Other cities i'm
northern Indiana are vitality inter
ested In getting the Lincoln way
designated as "a main market high
way under the control Of the state
highway commission. and will
probably take part i'm the efforts
made by South Bend.
That the Lincoln highway at
Osceola Will be Strengthened out so
as 20 avoid the Lake Shore railway
crossings is practically assured. The
county commissioners Of Elkhart
county have already condemned and
paid for the necessary land along
the county line on the Elkhart side
To run the highway straight along
the north side of the railway. The
81. Joseph county commissioners
have appointed viewers to assess
the necessary land along the county
line on the st. Joseph side.
There is every assurance that
the Lincoln highway will soon he
Strengthened out TO avoid the rail
way crossings at Osceola.'' stated
Sec'y Jones Of the Chamber OF
Commerce. "Our county commits
sioners have received the favorable
report Of the viewers appointed 10
assess the necessary strip of land
on the st. Joseph county line and
we are hoping that action on the
report viii not he delayed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-26
TOMATO PRICES ON
CITY MARKET VARY

Tomatoes OF all qualities and
sizes were offered on the city market
Saturday morning, ranging in price
from three 10 eight cents per pound.
Those near the upper end of the
bridge were selling for slightly more
than those further down, although
the quality for the price was found
nearer the center Of the bridge. In
other commodities, too. this same
relation Of price and quality is often
found. and for that reason market
goers are advised by the market
master 10 make some inquiries and
look over the goods offered before
they buy.
Celery carrots, beets and other
vegetables were also offered by
many producers. In spite OF the
cool weather a large market was
held. more than a hundred pro-
ducers Offering goods.