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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

lei. Sn 9c3us auf feline Satin
Mlcranbrn uno Die duoeren
Witglieber Der Samilic
ipuroe folscnoe Iittheilrna aus
sceeben:
Die flint aiiber beS 93areu limb
burh bic Waiern ans 3immcr gez
ieifeIt. uub aus bieicm 8runbc bat
i9re Nutter ieit 3iuei Sa9eu pos
Stlob niht mchr perluiieu. Spiueit
beianrt III. iii ibr bisher riGt pcrz
boteu iporocn, iih i'm 9arteu 81 ers
seben. Sic bari iubes fpeber nuf teles
pboniifcm nod aui tcleeropbiiGem
Wese nit Der @lBenfpcIt in Isrfebr
trcten. Seute Wlorsen erIufte tie I'm
bic g%rIaibnib. ibre Sreunbiu, Die
Siiritin 8oratofp, telepboniit an5us
rufeu, bod ipurbe ons perfueisert.
Giih gciteru iparen ibr 3tpei 8eiufe,
bas SeIepbon benliseu gu biirfen, abs
aeiflager fpprber. Sotpeit befannt
ut, bat bisber fem Gnbdnser bes
alteu Brightness ben @eriuh sen,aht,
nit oer ersG5ariu in I%erbirbuug gu
treter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Ranifeit rationale Sreibeit periprps
den mar, befinpen iih ieBt Sruppen
auf benz @ese mad Wibors nno
Speabors. I'm Die bort itebenben fins
niihen Sriippcu nieoerSlbulten. ios
balb es iit iraenbpie deisen ioute, nab
Die Sinnen cine ioiortise geHeriing Der
Gage Der 8iunen forbern.
R5ber fir rufiffen GtrsetS.
Ser aIte Smperialisnuls bilbet nod
INNER tpeiter bic totaneebenoe yfote
Der neuen 3esieruns. 9ie grildrune
bes HUSBAND Winiiters Haiil q. Wils
iilfoip. @ublanb piiroe ben 8ampf
iorticsen, bis es Die 9%aroaueuen err
ebert bate, pirc III Berlin ais elm
3eihen fir Sic uuperiobulihe Saltnn9
bes neilen Rc9imes aneeieben. Die
neue grfldruns iibcr @uBIane's CIR
oberunespldnc tpiro and anf ben Sons
boner @iufluB 6urildseflbrt, Der
dusitlid) bemilbt iii, ous Siel Der
ruiiiihen Nmbitionen Dor DEM Nuee
oes Yublitums 81 balten. Gin peis
teres 3iel, ipelhes Die Sntente bier
bel I'M @iisc bat. lit bas. anf Die an
MuSiono i'm Torpen a~nitoBenoen
Gambler giinitis ein3uipirten uno bort
cine freunSlibe N~entraIitdt fir Die
gntente su %seipinnen, beionpers III
Shpeben, tpelhes immer Die tuiii>
iden @biidtcn aif ieiu 0ebiet ieit
9eeinu seS arieses befiirdtet bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

runssfreiien, Die moeIidIt raide Or
b0bung Der Gabrunssmittel Yrooufs
tion. gorausiebung bleibt uatiirlih,
boB Die @ereinigten Stadten 9e5ipuns
gen iperben an benz arieae eeacn
9eutihlanb tbeil3uuebmeu.
Bon Den beioen fpiftieiten Dim
gen, Die bieies 2anb I'M 8riegsfna
fir feline Nuiierten tbunf onute". beibt
es in elmer autoriiierten @rfldritng
oes SilisIefretdrs Iropmau i'm aders
baiis Winiiterium. lie gu finan3ieren
un0 3u erndbren. - III oieleiht oas
lpi6tisere bic Notwithstanding Der
ununterbrotenen 3uiubr bon Sab
run9srnitteIn. gs iiebt aus, als Oh
es in bieiem Sriibiabr Elm gutes &C.
ihditsunterucbmen fir Die Sarmer
mare, gum Sriiblinssipei5cn ibre
normale Saferbooenfldde 81 iden.
cider lit es. bag bies eiuen iuertbs
polen Shritt in Der Nidtun9 Der
lanoipirtbihaftliden nationalen @ors
bereituna bilben ipiirbe."
8esiislih bes llmitanbes. bab Die
BoIitit Der Grbobung Der Nabruuess
mitteI sYrobuttion in ben @ereinisten
Staoten burG cine Yolitit bes
Shuses eesen moeIihe lleberpros
button eredn5t tperben miiBte. bers
tritt bas Gderbaus Winiiterium ben
Gtanbpuntt. bag iif nur Der 8ons
sreS lpirfuuespou NIT Der Sraee be-
faiien fam. ipie bent Sarnler GerIuite
5ii crIsareu iino. 9as 9epartcment
bermag Hur barauf sl iebeu. haB Die
grbDbuns Der EabrunsSmittel Yros
button sepiI'e fpirtbihaftlihe @rens
gen rift iiberihreitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Kmr,e uadsrietten.

Yetrograo.- Der 0}iniiter hes
NsuBcren III autoriiiert tporbeu. alien
Iusipdnberern. ipelhe mad HuSlnnb
5urid3ufebren ipiiniden. @elbiubiis
oien gu eetpabren, uno es limb Sns
itrliftionen an Die @ren3bebprben er.
laiien ipprben. feline Sdipicriefeitcn
betreiis Socntiiitations : 9otumcntcn
3i madden.
Nep gort g. g.-albcrt u.
Sdnber unh 8arl W~iinnenbers. lpelhe
iid I'M gu~nbeseeridt ihulbie bctauus
ten. Die Heutralitdt Der @ereinisten
Staaten babnrt perlcst 5u babcn. oaB
lie Elm militdriiheS llnternebmen
segen Elm ben Der. Staateu befrcums
betcs 2ano. ndmlif 8roBbritanuien.
orsaniiierten uuo 5ipdr burG duss
ienonns bon aorreiponbenten. oenen
bas @eibringcu ipidtiser. beu Sntcs
reiicn Der Nittelmdhte biencnoer Sns
iormationen oblaa. purben burh 8ids
ter Ban Slcet gu ic 5lpei sSabreu Saft
I'M 9unoesseidnaniB 81 atlanta. Ga.
ioipie gu elmer 8eIebuSc pon ic So
500 perurtbeilt.
2orbon. - Mad, elmer iiber
amiterbam an Heuter'S selangtcn
9epeihe 0 Berlin, puroe Der eeuts
Idle Safer uno 8an5Ier b. 9eibmanns
Sonpcg bon Dem io5ialbemofratii6en
Nbqeoroneteu aunert im Reihstas
ais Die llrbeber bes ariceeS ansetIast.
Ser 3piihenian creiencte ii6 am
20. 0tdrS ipdbrenb elmer Sebattc iiber
Die oiientlide 8eiunebeits Gage.
Nmi il crbam, iiber 2oupon. =
'Nah elmer Heuters Sepeide bon Berlin
duBerte Nooli bon Satodi, Trdiihent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Sat jest rptbe Haden. sd mohte
Sbnen in einigen 8eiIeu mittbeilen",
ihreibt Srau Wdria SthtpdrS bon
Hefp Somptou, DO. -pas Sorrt's
Mpeutrduter aetban bat. Sraii
ShntiSt mar iiber elm Sabr lang an
perihiebenen 2eiSen erfranft. Die
Gerdte tuubten niht, mas lie iiir lie
tbun iouten unb ideten, tie Tonne niht
mebr lnnse leben. Sd iaste ibr. tpenn
lie bon ben 0oftormebi5inen senlis
babe, baun piiroe ih ibr er5dbleu, ipte
lie seiunb perben tonne. Sie iasts
mir, lie lei fertig nit ben Gr5neien
Der 9oftoren. sic fling baum an.
Nlpenfrauter 3i nebmeu. unb nahbem
lie cine Slaihe gebrauht bate. fiihlte
Tie ii6 ifou ctipas better. Sic bat
i'm @an3en adt Slaifen bes Ssils
mittels sebrnrdt nnS 1T icst eeIuno.
Sic iiebt iest gut aus, bat rotbe
Baden uno fam ale ibre Sauss
nrbeiter perrifteu."
gs lit cine beaGtnngslpertbe Sbats
iade, baB in ben Sanilien, no Sorni's
Nlpeufrdliter gebralid)t tpirb, Die 9eute
niem,aIs blab ooer frdnflib ausieben.
ionoern cine sciuuoe, Hare 9eiihtss
iarbe babeu. beuu oisies alte. 3eiters
probte arduters Seilmittel bilit ber
Raeur. Die siitieen uub perbrauften
Stuffe aus Dem Spitem aus5uiheioen.
Horni's GIpenfrduier ipirb ni6t in
Npotbefen perfauft. 9otal, aeentsn
Iieiern es Den 2euten brett bonn 2abos
ratorium Der Seriteler. Or. Better
Sabruep & Cons Co., Gbicaeo, 3d.
In3eige.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Rprtb Sa,otd. 2. Battalion bes 1.
Snianterie s8egiments; Colorado, stpet
ieparate Sataiuone Sufanterie; 0bos
ming, 2. ieparates Battalion Snfau,
terie; Sbip, 3. unb 6. Snfauteries
Regimeut; Oregon, 3. Sniauterie.
3e8imcnt; California, 2, 5. uno Z.
Sniunterie sHeeimcnt; Oregon, 3. Sus
iantcries 8eeimeut; Sbabo, 2. Snfan>
tcries Resimeut; Rontara, 2. Srfans
terie> Hegiment.
-]"-$-
8obItpoQsnbe Wabnuug lit
tpertbpoler alS iselihcs Sob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Sd bin aus NeaOrc, gritiid)s
Snbien,

nub uarSe uuu tttsuiiden elttru ssbsrtH.
Sm purbe i'm fatppiifdleu Witffpns.fputieu.
baus srSogen. Gs stbt punoerte pom Sin
bern, Die btsrhir fummtu r%tSdtteu, absr
uu'sr 9rtrHer iast, baA bic Soften. 10
ifmttrig ititu iniulee oes 0rtegts, oaa er
no pirlti6t sespnuBru ietsu MAG, has
@aifsubaus sn fhitsatu. @pIIen etc
Mot hclfen?
Die hsluite @abe mtro eunftno augt.
npmnien uuo ptr usrseu uerfud.er, ale
@abtn basnrf Su usrsftsn. oak mir ihr
unfere Wshitbdttr bettn. epld5e, BITE 5ebn
Collars tStsfs Canine senhgt, I'M rtu
9ins ciu saujes Snhr lang an psrpflegeu)
gsbru, fbnutn ben Rauien befttmritn ben
bas 6tno bet Der Sanfe erbalten lou uns
ireroen etHe photographic i1res CONS
ftugs erbalten.
Dian ftnbs feline @abs seii. an birie
8ettuna cher brett an 8sp. Jatetr
y g.. aeitn, RtaSrt, Srthtb Sneta.
III fhuf Qeuts. Gelo mag man tni6tn
per ~3nternattpnal mpnen Eroer, II. z.
RptsS uosr per p%erf5nitdptn Ghed.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
GARNER fsaen aud, ~raiten.

Mls zines Der beiteu uno luiriiams
ten Mittel iiir ole llnteritilsun8 Der
Gaiierten 6etrahtet man IN Te8ies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Bilbelm ben aonmanoanten BEG
Silfsfren5ers ~Robe", @rafen bon
&obnasS dlobien, 5u ieinem SIiisels
Abiutanteu ernanut bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
The Farmers
Veterinary Guide
and Atlas.

Gin Bud, has int Bette zines
jcoen SarmerS, giebs nnn @efliiseI.
3iiffers iein iplte.
gtbt Auefuuft nbsr aranfbeiteu
ors Suruuiehs, oes pferotS, oeS
gtflhgels, hes ernwriucs uno eeS
edtaits.
Mtc man irftsritiss sranfbeits. d.
enrupfuue crftnut.
@ie man bic riasnpit ridltis iteat
nno bic aruufbett Dsbanoelf.
ReStptt unb Huwettunsen fir bas
Wttidheu uuo oas 6tustben BON gieh.
a%rSntieH.
Nupsiiauern iRr eus Riinen usu
Sufstsn. srtiIeuussniitteln, hos BE.
fprhben upn Cpitbduuten, bas Shttern
BON Stiass nitu, MN.
Wtt ~iaroisen analntiidtn Qarte1
bes Sferpts, Der Sub. oes gefliatle,
bes sd,meints uuo otS COATES, utbff
pbptpsraphtidbe n 3auitratisutn
lie fadmdnniihe Ausfunit, bic in
bicicm gufe ertbeilt fptrn, fam
Sbnen manden Collar iparen.
Sdreibcu Sic ioiort fir cin
grerplarl
Grcis, pprtoirei, % Gents.
Ran abreiliere:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
.RILEY'S MEMORIAL
TO Be 4 HOSPITAL
Permanent Tribute to Poet
viii be Big Hospital For
Use of Children.
Ne0s-Thnes Special Service:

NeNS-limc~ Special Service;
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. %
lndiana's permanent tribute to the
memory OF James Whitcomb Riley.
her beloved poet and foremost man
Of letters is 10 he the foundation Of
a state memorial children's hospital
in Indianapolis
1t became known today that
prominent business men OF In
dianapolis and other parts of the
state have become interested in the
movement and that definite steps
toward the raising Of money for an
endowment fund of approximately
100000 already have been taken.
The actual construction of the free
hospital for the care of invalid and
deformed children Of the state will
probably not be begun until after
the close of the world war.
Although considerable time must
be taken in the development Of
plans of such large proportions, and
although IL may be two or three
years before the hospital is estab-
lished. the men who are associated
in the movement are determined
ultimately TO carry out the plans,
which have been outlined in a more
or less indefinite way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
NEW COAL PRICES
CAUSING CONCERN
Mine Workers Officials De-
clare Problem is to Pro-
duCe Sufficient Coal.
Nevs-Times Special Service:

NeW-s-l lines special Service.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. "a
Declaring that the great problem
this winter In regard 20 the fuel
situation VIII be to produce suf-
ncient amount OF coal TO meet the
minimum requirements and that
the mining scale must be increased
pr3portionately with the increasing
cos. OF the necess8rles OF life. 4"
Pres John =. White and Sec'y-
Treas. William Green OF the United
Mine Workers OF America issued a
statement today saying that the or
gauizauon is greatly concerned as
TO the effect the prices fixed VIII
have on the wage scale of the mem
bershiP. The statement continues.
The executive order Of the pres
ident states that the scale Of prices
fixed Is subject TO reconsideration
when the whole method of admin
istering the fuel supply OF the
country shall have been sausfactor-
ily organized and put into opera
tion We feel this provision is suf-
hciently elastic TO provide a read
justment n the prices fixed for biz
luminous coal SO that the mine
workers may he given substantial
increase in the present mining
scale. when IL is taken up for con-
sideration and action
ct is the purpose Of the officials
OF the miners international organ
ization 10 present 10 the govern
mental agency. which viii be named
by the president 10 administer the
prize and distribution of coal the
just claim Of the coal miners Of
America for not only a substantial
but justihable increase in the min
ing scale. when the proper time for
such action arrives We wish the
public % be furnished coal at fair
and reasonable price. ON the other
hand. we insist the mining scale
must he increased proportiOnately
with the increasing cost OF the
necessaries Of life
"The one great problem facing
the nation Will be an adequate sup
ply OF coal Tn view of this fact.
announcement should be given md
every incentive offered I'm an effort
TO stimulate production Mining
prices should be Sufficiently high to
secure a labor supply commensurate
with the nations needs. All elements
engaged In coal production should
be encouraged TO put forth their
best efforts in giving 10 the nation
sufficient supply Of coal"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
LEADS NATION IN
ARMY RECRUITS
Northern Indiana District is
Ahead of All Others by
Wide Margin.
News Times Special service:


FORT WAYNE, Ind. Aug. a.
Eyes of the nation are now conferred
on Fort Wayne The district recruit
ing station. in charge Of Maj.
Thomas r. Ryan, leads all other re-
cruiting stations in the country by
wide margin Of so points. This
information was revealed from a
report issued from the war depart
ment Monday and which includes
all enlistments mp until Aug. l.
Fort Wayne station has recruited
23O.10 per cent of its quota up until
that time. It's nearest competitor to
the honors is Portland. Ore, which
has a percentage of 1881. salt
Lake City is next with 171.17. and
San Francisco follows with 1661S.
The indianapolis district is 18th
with a percentage of 1O5.1O In
diana safely leads all the other
states in the union in regards to
the percentage of quota. Honor for
this attainment of the state is due
to the local station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
LETTER TO WOMEN SENT
OUT BY COMMISSIONER
News-Times Specla! Service:

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. ga
Fl. r. Barnard. state food and drug
commissioner and Indiana repre-
sentative of Herbert Hoover. federal
food administrator, today sent a
letter to women in the food con-
servation organization throughout
the state in which he said.
Herbert Hoover. federal food ad-
ministrator wires me: Congratulate
the women of Indiana for their
splendid work in the food pledge
campaign. Women are everywhere
proving their claims that they are
ready to serve their country ana 90
their part in bringing a speedy vic
tory TO the cause OF Justice and
democracy
The campaign closes Sept. g..
We have only a few more days in
which 10 complete our enrolment
Get in touch with all your aids and
urge them TO redouble zeal TO pledge
the support Of all Indiana woman to
the food administration. Explain
away all MISUNDERSTANDING ap-
point additional aids; call on Boy
Scouts 20 help; have papers and
clergy make a final appeal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
HOLD INDIANA
FARMERS As SPIES
Two Men of German Descent
Accused of Leading Move
ment to Aid u. S. Enemy.

Ncws-Times Special Service:
bLDtfIoN, Ind, Aug 23-TwO
Jefferson township farmers. a father
and son living near the Allen county
line are being held here by Sheriff
Johnson pending word from the In
dianopolis federal authorities as to
their disposition.
The two men are said 10 have
been ring leaders i'm a movement to
organize number Of Jefferson
township farmers i'm a band 20 give
comfort and aid TO Germany. The
father came 10 this country when
but ~ years old, having skipped ont
of Germany 10 avoid military SER
vice Sheriff Johnson'- informauts
claim 10 be able 20 establish that
the father frequently cursed the
American government and said that
he hoped Germany would win the
war and that he would do anything
bon his power 10 bring this about
He repeated this threat 20 the sher-
in when placed under arrest.
The son is said TO have counciled
other youths Of jefferson township
% tOin the national army without
demur i'm the event of their being
accepted in the draft but if they
were started across the water they
we're TO shoot their officers and join
i'm a general uprising
Rluffton is wild with excitement
over the apprehension Of the men
but no outbreak is anticipated.
Pending some word for Indianap-
oils. Sheriff Johnson refuses to make
public the names Of the men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
PERSON AT
WORK DIGGING HOLES
News-Times Special Service !:

News Times Special Service
SHELBNNILLE, Ind, Aug. "a
The mysterious digger Of mysterious
holes, who several weeks ago Gre
ated much excitement in this county
among the farmers, has reappeared
this time I'm Hancock county. The
latest hole was different from those
found I'm this county and I'm John
son and Rush counties, as il was
not so deep, and an effort had been
made TO conceal il. The holes
which were dug i'm this county
usually were in the center Of a field
or i'm q large woods, sheltered from
the view of passersby on the roads.
Many farmers believe the persons
digging the holes are placing poisOns
of some sort i'm the soil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
OUR OWN INDIANA

News Times Special Service
CARMEL.-Elver Cast pulled the
trolley off an interurban limited car
so the car would slow down and
permit him TO alight. The car didn't
slow down enough and in jumping
he broke his collar bone.
ANDERSON. - Three year old
Jimmy Guy died as a result Of a dog
fight. Attracted to the fight. one of
the dogs ran against him and knock
ed him to the pavement so hard that
he died Of the injuries.
Observation-Disclosures authori-
ties ask the cooperation of all good
citizens in the state in tracing hun
dreds Of men who registered and
failed to show up for examination or
who gave false addresses.
MONTICELLO.-"WeH meet you
in Berlin" shouted q members OF
company b, as they left their COM
pany 70 join the Indiana field artil-
lery at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
ELWOOD.-Au the lodges and
civil societies of the city will join
Friday night in a public reception
to the enlisted and drafted young
men of the community.
HUNTINGTON. - Twenty compe-
tent young women are needed to
take the places of men in business
offices in Huntington. One man Of
fered $1,000 a year for a good girl
bOOkkeeper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
STATE GRAIN DEALERS
MEET AT INDIANAPOLIS

News Times Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. "a
A meeting Of all the grain dealers
and millers of the state was held
here Wednesday afternoon. The
meeting was called by Charles b.
Riley, secretary of the Indiana
Millers' association and the Indiana
Grain Dealers association, for the
purpose of discussing the food con-
servatiOn movement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
Fl. WAYNE EDUCATOR
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. %
j. y. study. superintendent of the
Fort Wayne schools, and a member
Of the state board Of education. is
threatened heart disturbance. He
gained some rest during the night.
and is reported better today, but he
is still in serious condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
STATE FOOD DICTATOR
RAPS FOOD HOGS;
PUBLIC MARTS OPENED

News Times Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. rs
Charges that food hogs" have pur-
chased cabbages in the vicinity OF
Shelbyville and are allowing them 10
rot in the fields so that prices can
be boosted were made today by II.
z. Barnard. state food administrator.
There's screw loose some
where" he declared. We should
abolish all city licenses which inter
fere with free trade. All restric-
tons in cities should be put aside
70 permit the consumer 10 get food
at reasonable prices. Already many
cities have suspended license pro-
visions
Seventeen cities now have public
markets. he stated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23

LIEUT.. COL. READ NEW
HEAD AT Fl. HARRISON

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. "a The
student officers who viii assem- BILE at
the officers reserve corps training
camp when II opens at Fort Benja-
min Harrison, Aug. p, will be under
the command Of Lieut. Col Alvan c..
Read. according 20 information
which became public here Wednes-
day. Lieut.. Col Read has been a
major, only recently being commits
toned a lieutenant colonel He was
one OF rhe instructors AT the first
camp. which closed recently. Lieut.
Col I. r. GignilHat Of Culver mill
tary academy will be the senior in
structor at the coming camp.
Aluminium utensils can be bright
eued by boiling tomato parings in
them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
DON'T WANT TO SWEAR

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. "a
Joseph GRADER. ST.. John Schmuck-
err and Peter Steury. representing
the Amish church. appeared before
the secretary Of war Tuesday in
Washington and asked that mem
bers Of their faith be excused from
swearing or affirming when ap-
pearing before the draft boards.
Their request was granted. The sec
rotary OF war was also asked 10
exempt members of the church
from military service. No decision
was given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
ERIE CANAL PROJECT NOT
DEAD SAYS WORKER

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Aug. 23.-
Action of the rivers and harbors
board in Washington in reporting
adversely on the proposed Toledo,
Fort Wayne and Chicago barge
canal does not Kill the project. ac-
cording TO Avery NJ. Groves. secre-
tary of the Deep Waterways assO-
citation and director in the National
Rivers and HarbOrs congress. Mr..
Groves said today that canal work
ers had expected such a decision
from the board. we were just
waiting for the boards decision. %
ne said. so we could appeal TO the
chief of engineers"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
BOUGHT SOLDIERS BEER:
CHASED OUT OF TOWN
News-Times Special Service :

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HUNTINGTON. Ind. Aug %
A man whose name could not be
learned was arrested Wednesday
morning back Of the court house by
John Johnson. assistant chief of po-
lice He was taken 90 the station
and questioned by Chief of Police
Baker. who made him acknowledge
that he was n boot-leEEer and been
buying intoXicauts for members OF
Company e and men whose names
appear on the dry list lie was or
dcred ont Of town before I o'clock
and told % stay ont.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
DAMAGE FROM HAIL
AT FRANKENMUTH
News-Times SPECIAL Service:

News-Iimes Special Service:
SAGINAW. Mich, Aug. %.
Frankenmuth stood the brunt Of
the storm which paid a freakish visit
10 Saginaw and vicinity and much
damage was done in the neighbor-
hood Of the village. Beans were
beaten down into the soil, in many
cases having been practically ruin
ed, and considerable acreages Of
corn were stripped. The storm last
ed for quite a while there and the
hail was its principal medium Of
damage. Some sections of Saginaw
and cnvirOns were visited by a
heavy rain for a few minutes dur
Ing the passage OF the storm but
the hailstones were absent and no
damage is reported.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
BARN CAVES N.

LAFAYETTE. IND, Aug 2S.-A
large cement block barn in the Wa
hash river bottom lands. was de
stroved Wednesday evening by a
Cave-in of the roof and side wallis
due 10 drenching rains in the aft
ernoOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
IGNORED THREAT:
HOUSE BLOWN UP
News Times Special Service:

News Times Special Service:
DETROIT Mich. Aug 23.-Peter
Ferante was warned that unless he
left s.. 600 under a bush in his front
yard his home would be blown up.
He ignored the letters and was
awakened early by an explosion
that rocked the house and buildings
for some distance about
a bomb placed under the porch
had exploded demolishing the
porch and wrecking the front OF
the house Ferante. his wife and
several children were uninjured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-23
AMBULANCE CO. 2 WILL
LEAVE FOR HATTlESBURG

News-Times Special Service:
MARION Ind. Aug. % - Pre-
parations are being made by Amhu-
lance co. No. .. stationed AT the ma
tioral military home 20 leave here
Within the next 70 hours for Hat
tiesburE. Miss Cars have been
placed "in siding at the home and
uacked ready 20 go.
Ambulance co No o served eight
months on the Mexican border
under The command OF Capt Glen
Kimbau OF Marion It's members
are al from Grant county.