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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
minneapolis.
Eaitor S. 6. Maberss 8eisg.
Om Haltor Mabergs 0eltagelle

Sm Toltor Mabergs Oeltagelle
ben itore Santalmis1ionS Subilp=
sumsfe1t / 5en0ags CT Ser gipet
Me6belelie nnben Gteos / 8laoet.
.Sgnoag Gormiooag prn0ifeoe ban
i ct. He0ers oanife @irfc, % Mon=
Dag @ften bol0t ban Sorebrag pao
u~ng0omsbjcmmet. San taltc ON
Soiepb, ser me6 Sc 0pbe 2Gngs1er
% bgje l1ng0omsorpmme gjenncm
trofalt Mrbejbe / TRANCE &oor naa=
eebe frem til OrsmmeneS Sirfe..ig=
gjerelie % beboreoe 11noer alt tit
,eo6e @jerte og cole acknowledged.
San CT ct berligt 5orbilleoe for
u%ng0ommcn. Ealtor Nabcrg bar
'@R1t bo5 fin 5Dogcr og. 5pigerin6e,
Scr. og Mrs. Toul 5teenberg, ct.
'Baul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

(%e'1Itemmigt); Sacob Mielien, lite
Sice-Hreiioent; Wrs. Sobonna SO.
Nidieat, 26en ~8ioe=Bre1i6ent; 81.
@gebergb, 5efreter (en1t.); s. 6.
Sergenien, &asierer (en1t.); so.
@asmus}en, Sinonsiefreter (en1t.);
81. Warfer, 8ager 2arlen, Mu1tin,
og Se1lien, &ronborg 2ogens 6efre=
tGr, &ebi1orer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
SIT &enner al banif Mloer=
1umshiem.

eSulen ner1ner fig % Moret 1917
er mart til gn6e. S oe is Mnr al
9iemmets &iitorie bar intet Mar
beret ioa fo1tbart for Siemmets
Spretbol6elle iom Bette 1toite. Sc
bic Griier paa Geoeparer og &11l
bar giort oct boar6t at tilbeiebringe
set ne0oen6ige til 6e 6oglige llo=
glitter / ct lao6ont Stem. Moar mi
S11len fommer og Ri gierne oil gle<
De oe @amle, 1aa baaber ii, at
@iemmets 8e1,1ter ri! ienoe en- fier-
Zig Eanfe til set 6unife M6erooms=
biem, og glebe Sc @an1le &eboere
pe6 at poe EN- lille 5fierb til oeres
Sulegleoe. 81 taffer paa Sorbaanb
ollie Dem, iom fier1tgt tenfer poa
bore Connie / Siemmet @ober TON
leroes til Sjemmet elIer til 8etp<
rellen.
We1 Mgtelle
Mrs. 8nn. Melion, Brei.
2448 50. Mortb Mpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

Sapanerne laber en- merfelig be-
getabilif Melf, Ser / nbieen6e f11l6-
it9n6ig ligner &omelf, og Tom !
Smagen life er til at feline fra
benne. De logger fort Sopabgnner
/ Bls6, og 6erefter foyer De benz i
garo. 2ia 5nfffer % fosforiurt Sea.
lium TONNES /, 90 set belle hoges
IND, tiI BET Dor facet En- Gpffelie ion,
foroenferet MaH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
9aa 8ienncmreiie.

Scr. Niels Nier1em, Seem @icb.
mono, Bis., aflog6e bort @ontor Cd
Belpg / Sirs6ags. SON bar poo
Tej til fin Sarn1 ~Genterpille"
Normo, SEQ. 9afota, bbor bo11
Sremtioen oil tage Opbol6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
cSlluitreret sSorebraq.

S III. at 1905" til Scr. Mllan
Strong 8roms bol6e Soreorog poo
'@ngelif Sns6ag Mften Sen ~. Sc
,cember. Sans @mne blipcr n@epler
2on6> a trip through DellomItone
Notional' Harf", og BON oil oiie
100 2Dsbilleber fra bette Natl1rens
Bt6un6erlano, iaa olere ois1e Bil=
leber bill set bore mere ems bero
at gao og ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Natipnalfpmiteen

afbolbt Mebe / @nlbolla Soll /
Man6ags. Mp6et aobne6es al M.-&.
for 1917, Joni efter at babe ofgiort
nogle min6re Gorretninger, beg
SR6et for ben nh Mationalfomite
for 1918, Der baIgte fe!ger,oe 8e.
itprelie: Bolb. 81. Bauer, Brafioent
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
.Gfanbinabiife 8binber nil nbitille
&rigsrelifuier til SnStegt for
..H'.NNegl- 81 OK .-----.-
set &g1e &prs.

On Samling al @elifpier fra
'8orgerfrigen, in0lamleoe / Minneo-
polls of gfterfommere al Sfan6i-
raber, ION fiampeoe for fit 1,pe
6p6relan6 UNDER obennebnte &rig,
bill fra BEN IL. til Is. December
bliDe uoitiIlet i Siernebutifen af
Ga salle 8pgninger, &i6rnet at
Marquette Mbe. % 7b ct. l1oftiI-
'linge,r afbolbes ! GorbinoeIfe me6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
&p6e &urs.

s @%ftermi66ag al. $50 iomles
De oonife @pin6er, iom arbei6er for
Meoe aorS, boS MrS. 80. g. MaS=
m1S1en, 3046 2. Mbe. 90. Mlle CT
belfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

1pil; | Gcene11, "a Mnton fortGller
benoc, Door meset 2ouiie bar paret
for Dam, naae6e BUN tit be61te. Mn-
,1a q. Sbomian uofprte mco mcaen
Sor1taaelic % llotrpfsfulobeo 2oui=
,1c Sboriens banifeligc Stole, baaoe
'Dcnocs Spil og OptrGoen / 5cencn
,me6 Sru 9ommeleo, bpor brn lopcr
at gibe Clip paa glnton, lom bun
cllfcr % re6 lit opofren6e 5inoe!og
oa &iarligbeo bor reooet fra at
goa til @run6e / 5torbDeu, bor al
beles ppperliat. Mntons @olle bor /
.aooe &enocr bos Sol 2arien, iom
lpillcbc be1r meb Gor1tooe!!i c %
Spmpotbi, og lrrlig bans @on9
iom @lino bor nat1,rlig og egtc.
Gi,1or Msfier og Silfri6 9uus, lom
5folc1Grer % &iriten 5og,1cfoge0s,
(iioitnebnte talte glimrenoe SblD,
uoferte. oercs &oller soot % bapoe
oeres Mn6el / SEN CODE l16f9rellc,
5tDffet / itn @elbeo fit. Sgje11ncn
5tpffet logoc mon Marfe til Sen
gru11oige S,1oltuoeri1g, JOINT ifpl6eS
Saul Strongc, iom tilfommer fin
Sci al 9gren for sen S11fces, 1om
IS 8lin6e" blep. Meb benne Sore
filling bur Sellfobet bit, at Set
fan lpfte oanlfelige Opgopcr, og at
Set %forn1oor at ppfpre Sfl1eIpil, Ser
CT: 81 blot til 2p1t".
vSolbotcrlpjcr" ppfprtes ocrnUit;
set tit I'll iGnn go6 llbf9rellc, BOG
lerancbc mo Sen ombpg0eligc Sub
%lh1oering og set fortreffcligc 5om=
menipil> font bar loo fremtreocn6c
/ IS 8linoe". glrel CONNER bar Ell
gemptlig Gaoroejer 2o1gc, @11lton
@noerien Ell fiffi9 Erofurotorifif=
felle, iom o0loo fan lobe fig norre>
Soft cit flot 2pjtnor1t, Ell
list ltoteligcre Sptre0en on mD11oi=
aerc Sprog bil6e bope gjort Gift
fclien brilliant, ginor Msfier fit en-
Sci It's at 2onb1fobsmolcr Buffers
Molle lom n1cnig Soloat, lerlig /
Sen lpel1lfc Gjcnerififfelie, Mgnes
Scnlen bar npoelig io1n emilio, be>1=
ocs ln1l1ffe 5mn9ltemme fpm gp6t
til lin Set, og III bar 2op til at
bentc go0t @pil / en- 1tdrre &ollc.
Heter @roum og Solgcr Sesperien
lom Mogilter Glob og Mobs fit
noale fortrpffeliee Herloncr rs Al
ocrcs Mpller; 6cres Minclpil bar
11lolteligt. 5tpffets mango liplige
5onge 3a0 gjennen1goaeu0e goot,
enfeltc fnn6e 6og babe Dprct fore
orogct mes mere Spn6.
Otter Sore1tillinee1 ifuloc Ser
bope beret Sal; men fra &olitiet
inolbb Ser 6orblto berin1oo poo
al cit .Or6re fra Minnelotos
Sifferbcosfommisiion iom forbp6er
0nns beo offentliee Sanmenfom=
tier; bet CT 0og bonifeligt for % DIT
le, at ct Yar Simers 9ons til @lut
pau en- screenings @fte1u11oerbolc=
ming fan fomme inb UNDER Set &c.
greb. Sel6iabis bar &ublif11m ioo
pelti!frcOs mes 6en %bellpffe6e og
inobol0srige Mften, at set life bar
noget l1en1t Sfoor / W1e6cn. Cont
ttOig fan Set tore poslen6e at BE-
merfe, at bpis en- ar16c11 %berbere11oe
Screening a%rrongere6e Oplesning
og Gong famine Mften for at bp6e|
paa noget mere lp6igt, bar bette
operflboigt, for6i BET bar rmuIigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANS
LUTH. KIRKE. 20. Ave. S. OF 8. st.
Gudstjeneste S9ndag Formiddag XII.
1880. S6ndagsskole XII. $50. Pa.
stor A. J. Tarpgaard, 25l6 e. 22nd
Street. Telefon T. s. 61497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
FordobIe DereS Kapita|! Med stsa.s ;

snitlig HSst og med de nuverende Korn-
priser er dette muligt paa wore Farme i
Red Water Dalen, nsr Circle, Mont. An
DIRE giSr Diet, hvorfor like Dem? "Legiti-
mate Trades" modtages som delvis Beta
g. Oplysninger gives med Glade.
7. ". Lutnes Land & Loan Co.. Circle, Mont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

gao ACRES FARM. Beiggende 3 Mil fra Murdoch, den treble
Station northwest for Willmar. Denne Farm er "welr improved,
bestaaende af ct godt Hus, Kjalderstald, Kornn1agasin, H9nse-
hus, god :Brgnd og en- sor Lund. Nssten al Markjorden err Gj-
ct og er fardig til Saaning. For en- kort It'd kan vi selge denne
Farm til den lave Prs af $1,000 pr Acre, Vilkaar $1,000. kontant,
5000. den 1se Marts 1913, Resten paa lette Betingelser til S og
E %. For nernere Oplysninger bes@g eHer skriv til
ANDERSON LAND CO.. Wllmar. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
uGlbernnb".

Set er MI afgiort> at Sangforc=
ningen ~Sarmonien" og ~SSlE!inois"
paobeapn6er SeSn61h&6erinoe1 al SC
SO. @a6e's foranneba,te @ompoii=
tion. Man bil oioe, at Mrs. 81. 8iz
lbel, Der 10 bar en- u%n1aaoelig imuf
Soprani temme lfal iDnge 9atterens
Barti, me6ens ben6es @emal> @r.
81. 8iebel, ser gioroe ioo m1egcn
2Dffe / ~2an6fiel,6in9" beo @arnto=
MEMS it6Ite &oncert, bill ooertoge
ST.. Olufs Bortt.
gilbert Sea Belsbareforretnina.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
gilbert Sea MISUNDERSTANDING.

Sl1lcn ct uer foreltaaenoe, og oe1
oil betale Zig at fjpbe fine Sl,!!egabel
/ goo &i6. 8interen far melot fir
@nfom1t, og BEN folbe Eib oil inort
bore fer; bba6 oil ga bore en- mere
fierfommen @ape til ssSl,len ems en-
Helsgape, 1om oil bjelpe til at fol
Sc Sarme / &roppen og &u1oel1
borte fra 2ipet. Set CT % ser OF en-
Jornejcllc ut fl1nl1e benleoc bore
2gIeres OpmerfiomDeo poa ct gam=
melt ioliot Belsbarefirma, Mbert
Sea @ibe & Sur g., gilbert Sea,
Winn., enten mon pnifer at fjebe
en- Selsfraffe, Belsb1,e, Yelsfrobe
eller Wuffe, fan mar1 bore filter
paa at faa De be0lte 8arer. @bis
man lite er ttlfre6s me6 Sc figbte
Sing, bill Sirmaet bore glob pc6 at
tage Dem ti!bage og tilbagebetole
Gem Bengene.
gn ltor illultreret &otulog og
Brislilte ienoes til ollie poo 6or=
%longe,oe, Blot in61eno Deres Mabn
og Moresie. S Sorbinoelle nle6 Sc,
reg f%ulofenotge uobolg al Belspu=
TER, oriber Sc ct lt6rre Preparations
o9rfiteo, font bar eiort Meporatio-
ner og Smforanorinaer at Bels-
fitpffer til en- 5pecialitet. 2ige1eoes
figber Sirmaet ollie 5logs Sfino
og Suoer til beieite Dngspris, og
I'M, oa Sagt= og Sanei1eionen ct
inoe, bill bet bore gannligt for Sp-
gere og &rappers at babe Jorbin=
belle meb ct reelt Sirma, Tom bill
gtDe ollie fine &uuoer en- erlig %
omiorgsful6 8eban6Iing. Derfo1
'bbr bore 2eiere babe Mbert Sea
SIDE & Sur 60. i Grinoring, e1,ten
De snifer at fisbe Nelsporer eler
ialge Sfino.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
HER Err NOGET FOR DEM!

AutomoblmasEnei fsNe Klasses Orden,
dAsTINE vii gjre Dere, Automobil 100 PCT Nyuiggjsende gwer mere Kraft,
t1e Mil, 'eter len eneri Gang: forhindrer Carbon og formndher Des Gaso-
lnIegninger.
Er De vAGg til at betae $! 90 for Is Gallon Gasoline, da Brug dAsI!NE: En-
Dollar vrd af GAsT1NE er Zig Is Gallons Gasoline. Skiv eu fudstsndige Opys-
nngr. Aeentr snskes til at ssge GAsrNE til Automobiejae oe Garages
Junction Supply Company, Racine, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

Bestil Deres Forbrug at frossen og SAL
tet Fisk nu f0rend Priserne stiger.
Frossen Lake Superior Herring, uds0gt
Kvalitet, per Pund .............. &c
Trout og Whitefish, dressed ........1Skc
Pike, dressed
Pickerel, dressed lac
Atlantic Ocean Whiting (Smag og I'd
seende som Pike)
al frossen Fisk er sendt i sanitare Ira
KAISER.
Fardig Ludefisk i 50 og 100 Funds Kegs,
per Pund
;Salte Lake Superior Herring $3.50 per 100
Funds Keg, saalange de varer. l Kas-
SO Norsk Fqadbr0d indeholdende 4 Du-
sin Pakker, ~ Funds 'Netto Vagt, $3.50.
Bestil Deres Forbrug nu og jeg vii SEN
de Diet, naar De 0nske Diet.
Skriv efter fuldstandig Prisliste og fluid
Oplysning ON hele nit Oplag.
S. HAUG, Duluth, MINI.
References: First National Bank.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
"DRYS'' To WORK
IN FALL ELECTION
Indiana ProhibitiOniStS to
Probe City and State
Candidates.
-eWs-Times speclaI service:

News-TimeS Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 19.-
The Anti Saloon league Of Indiana,
which did effective work last No
vember in helping 20 elect several
dry" members of the legislature
without Ostentation, has publicly an
nOunced that an open fight will be
made in the next campaign TO elect
men pledged TO the principles of
prohibition.
No move has been made by the
liquor interests 70 attack Indiana's
prohibition law, which becomes ef
fective next April. and in view of the
legislation pending in congress.
dry" workers are convinced that no
effective attack will be made. The
hope of the vets, as they see it.
is that sentiment against prohibition
will he created after the Jaw goes
into effect. and the next legislature
viii repeal the law. This is what
the prohibitionists expect to prevent.
There will be needed but % state
senators TO prevent a repeal of the
law, according 10 Anti Saloon league
officials. There are many dry
holdovers in the senate, and the
'drys" do not fear that they will be
able To control the house. Every
candidate with moist leanings will be
the subject of attack by temperance
forces. And if the woman suffrage
law remains on the statute books.
there is no question but that only
court action can prevent Indiana
from becoming as dry as the Sahara
desert for years TO come.
The league officials also will inves-
tigate all candidates for municipal
offices next fall They want men
elected who will enforce prohibition
20 the letter i'm every city and town.
They are determined that indiscrim
mate "bootlegging" shall not be per-
mitted 10 turn public sentiment
against the dry law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
Michigan Central
Machinlst Strike
May be Declared
News-Times Social serrIce:

News-Times Special Service:
JACKSON. Mich. July 19.-Dan-
ger Of a strike Of machinists in
the Michigan Central railroad shops
here is increasing. James Hender-
son of the railroad department Of
the American Federation of Labor.
is here looking after the interests of
the men in the controversy with the
Michigan railroad officials over the
employment OF women in the ma
chine shops. The men have de-
manded a settlement of the con-
troversy by Wednesday, If the diff
ficulty is not adjusted by that time,
il is declared a strike vote will be
taken b. the machinists of the en-
tire Michigan Central.
Recently the company placed
about 80 women at work in the
shops here, claiming that they were
unable TO secure men sufficient in
number to perform the work de-
manded. This the men deny.
through Henderson. who asserts all
the men required could be secured
by giving them what he terms a
living wage"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
CREAMER GET
BIC NAVY ORDER
Contracts For One Million
Pounds of Butter Sc
cured in Michigan.
News Times Special Service:

Wv > lluFc NptClhl NfTNlCts
LANSING. Mich. July 1e-Mich.
igan butter makers have been given
the worst OF a butter deal by the
United states navy department, and
while Butter Expert n. u. wendt of
the daily and produce department,
spent several days in New York try
ing TO have restrictions removed
from specifications on bids. he has
returned apparently unsuccessful.
While Mr.. Wendt does not think
that he has succeeded in getting the
Brooklyn navy yard people to
change the specifications for 200, 900
pounds of butter now wanted for
immediate delivery, so that the Mich.
igan creameries would have an equal
chance with New York commission
men. he is hopeful that he has con
WINGED the naval people to such an
extent that the discrimination will
not appear in the future.
Secure Fine Contracts.
Twelve Michigan creameries are
now working on contracts for 1,00O,-
600 pounds of "a test butter for use
on boats Of the navy. These con
tracts were secured through the ac-
tivity Of Mr. Wendt. who banded the
creameries together in such a way
that Jointly they were able TO make
bids and have them accepted. These
contracts will not be finished much
before October, but last week the
Brooklyn navy yard people adver-
tised for 100000 of 90 test butter.
This sort Of butter can be had from
commission men, whereas the "a
stuff has 10 come direct from the
creameries.
In the last specifications matters
were arranged so that the Michigan
creamery men were placed in the
tender mercies Of New York inspec
tors. paid by the commission men.
Consequently, If the Michigan men
did receive the contract they would
be up against the proposition of
sending their butter to New York,
where the commission mems experts
could throw il out if they wanted to.
A bid for the 100000 pounds by
creameries not in the present con-
tract was made through the Clean
er's Clearing House association and
MT. Wendt jOurneyed east to get a
square deal.
Owing to the fact that the navy
yard wants the butter at once, he
was not able 10 change the specifica
tions, but he thinks that he has sue
ceeded in convincing the naval
people that Michigan creameries
should be allowed to bid and have
their butter inspected right in Michi-
gan by representatives of the depart
ment Of agriculture who stay here
the year round.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
NORTH LIBERTY, IND.

Frank Felger and daughter Chole
returned Saturday from a weeks
visit in East Rochester. O., with his
mother.
Marian Cole returned home Tues
day after spending a month with her
sisters in South Bend.
Mrs. Bert Worster and children
spent Tuesday at Plymouth with her
parents.
Mrs. ?. Q. Drury returned Thurs
day from a two weeks visit with
friends at Fort Dodge. Ia.
d. +. Kelon of South Bend was
in town Monday on business.
T. H. Carroll and family and Mrs.
]. c. Far'ev spent Sunday with
friends at -. Mich.
Mr.. ami Hrs. Ben Roadruck Of
Kankaker. IL, spent the time be-
tween trGms here sunday with
Harvey Williams and family.
Mrs. c. z. Keck was a business
caller at South Bend Monday.
Frank Fetzer and family and ia
cob Groves and wife spent Sunday
in the country with Clarence F'etzer
and wife.
Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Jordan and
Rev. Jordan's parents are spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Lare
at Crown Point. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

II your ambition has left you,
your happiness has gone forever un-
less YOU take advantage Of Wettick's
cut Rate Med Store magnificent
offer to refund your money on the
first box purchased il WendelTs Am
bition pills do not put your entire
system in fine condition and give
you the energy and vgor you have
lost
Be ambitious. be strong. be Wig
orous. Bring the rudy glow OF
health 70 your cheeks and the right
sparkle that denotes perfect man
hood and YomanhoOd 10 your eyes.
Wendelfs Ambition Pills, the
great nerve tonic. can't be beat for
that tired feeling. nervous troubles,
restlessness. trembling. nervous pros
tration, mental depression. loss OF
appetite and kidney or liver com
plants.
In two days YOU will feel better
In "A week YOU viii feel fine, ano
after taking one box you Will have
your old-time confidence and ambi-
ton.
BE sure and get a so cent box to-
iay and get out Of the rut. Remem-
Der Wettick's cut Rate Med. Store
and dealers everywhere are author
bed TO guarantee them. Mail or
Gers hlled, charges prepaid by The
Wendell PhArmacal Company. Inc,
ssracuse. -. y. AID.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
MICHIGAN TARS BACK
FROM TRIP TO FRANCE

BENTON HARBOR. Mich, July
To- Thirty two members Of the frst
contlne~nt Michigan naval militia
from this eity have returned TO
Philadelphia from France, having
bean detailed 20 one of the Amer
loan transports which carried the
United States troops. recently landed
in the war zone. These local braves
who VIII nave many interesting
stories 10 tell. and who passed safe
IS through the submarine zone, are
now detailed 70 the L. 5. s. Massa-
chusetts. These announcements are
offciauy reported by Commander
Charles X. Farmer The first and
second contingents viii probably be
together on the Massachusetts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
5000 HOUSEWIVES OF
KALAMAZOO TO JOIN
ANTI-WASTE CRUSADE
News Times Special Service :

News Times Special Service
KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 10. -
Two hundreds Kalamazoo women
today inaugurated this city's can
vass TO pledge 5000 housewives in
the anti-waste campaign OF the
Michigan woman's committee OF de-
Tense
A large number Of society women
have enlisted in the campaign and
IL is expected that the work will
have been completed within the. next
day or two.
Similar campaigns are being car
ried on throughout Michigan at the
request Of Or. Caroline Bartlett
Crane. state chairman OF the de-
Tense committee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
VICE IN FOOD CITY
Is GROWING WORSE
News Times Special Service /:


BATTLE CREEK. Mich. July 10
Mrs. George r. Barnes. active in
vigilance work. today informed the
Rotary club that the new Young
Women'S Christian association
building Will be finished by Novem-
her
Two experienced social workers
will be stationed here by the ma
tional Y ". G. A. 20 help safeguard
girls. Mrs Barnes told the Rotar-
ians that. despite the formation Of
vigilance committee vice condi-
tons were already growing bad and
one soldier was accOsted eight
times by immoral women while en-
route 20 the city from camp. City
Commission r ] McPeake has sug-
Eested tie appointment OF a corps
OF volunteer deputy sheriffs. TO
serve without pay.
People living on the cantonment
reservation have begun 20 move
out. though somewhat concerned
over the report that the war de-
partment will not pay the rate in
leases and sales. approved by the
chamber OF commerce. Meanwhile
values OF adjoining farms have more
than doubled. one woman has sold
ar acre for $500 10 party planning
20 erect refreshments parfor near
the camp
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
NILES, MICH.

Maxwell Wright, six years old. is
in a serious condition as the result
Of being bitten by rattlesnake
while he was playing about the Crys-
tai springs camp ground near Pc
kagon. The child was barefooted
and stepped in the tall grass when
the rattler struck him in the foot.
For a time il was feared he would
not recover. Wednesday he was re-
ported better He is one of the
sons of Rev. Frank Wright.
Members of the boy scouts organ
ization from Chicago, who are in
camp at Lake Chaplin, will come to
Niles Thursday afternoon as guests
Of the Niles scouts. During the
evening they will give an exhibition
drill on Main st.
Miss Coral Haig, who has been
caring for a scarlet fever patient in
this city, has been released from
quarantine and left Wednesday for
a visit in Plymouth.
II. W. Twogood left Wednesday
for Oregon, H.. on account Of the
serious illness Of his mother, who is
past 9S years of age.
Mayor and Mrs. Peter TrOost left
Wednesday for Grand Rapids 10 at
tend the furniture show.
Mrs. +. j. Long. residing north of
Niles. is seriously ill A nurse
from Kalamazoo is in attendance.
Miss Myrtle Garrison has been
taken to Benton Harbor. where she
ill submit TO an operation at
Mercy hospital
Mrs. Warren Mitchell. mother Of
Henry Mitchell Of Niles, is dead at
Nandalia she was So years of age.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
HORTlCULTURlSTS TO
MEET AT ADRIAN

News-Times Spcrial Service:
ADRIAN. Mich July 19.-The
midsummer meeting of the Michi
gan state Horticultural society viii
De held at Adrian Wednesday and
Thursday. Aug. and Q. 1917.
The meeting is I'm conjunction
with the Lenawee County Horticul-
tural society and the Adrian cham
her of commerce. The two associs-
tions have assured a most hearty
welcome and urge everyone 20 at
tend and enjoy a little outing before
rush OF the fruit harvest
The state society has arranged for
an Internal program. and an auto
tour will be made Of the territory
surrounding Adrian. followed 10y a
banquet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
GRAND HAVEN COMPANY
GETS MEN IN NTUSKEGON.
pws-Times Special Service

News-Times Special Service;
MUSHROOM. Mich, July 10. -
Grand Haven Co. f, 32nd Michigan
infantry. officers, knowing that the
Muskegon Rifles. Co. G. had al
ready been enlisted to full war
strength. descended upon this city
Tuesday. taking back with them IS
recruits. It is claimed that fully 30
members Of the Grand Haven COM
pany are Muskegon youths.