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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-16
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

Virgia y. Gerard and David Ry-
man OF Atwood. o.. were married
Saturday evening at o'clock al the
home OF Mrs. Gerard's daughter.
Mrs. Murphy. rs Lincoln way W.
Rev. W. A. Brundige. pastor OF the
Indiana av. Christian church, per
formed the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
RymRn Will make their home at At
wood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-16
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS

'Ca-hAN hsf h<-N ~ -
The young ladies Wreath of
Mary society. Polish Women's AL
lance of America, will give its first
ball Tuesday evening, April II at
KOsciuszko hall. S. Chaplin st. Niez-
gOdzki's orchestra will furnish the
music for the program OF dances.
The committee in charge Of the
affair are composed of the follow
ing: Misses Regina Rozewicz, Lot
tie Woltman, Barbara Niegzodski.
Elizabeth Aranowski, Genevieve
Steszewski. NJ. Winkowski and Vic
toria Kowalski.
The committee in charge OF the
bazaar of Falcons, Il. b. No. 1. will
meet this evening at z. B. hall.
A special meeting of the Lady
Falcons, b. Balicki No. 1, will be
held Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock at L. b. hall. All members
are urged to be present as matters
of Importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting.
A very pleasing operette entitled
Cork Aldermana" Daughters of
an Alderman) was given by the
band of Falcons, Z. Balicki No. /,
Sunday afternoon and evening at
4. b. hall. Both performances were
largely attended and proved a big
hit
The cast OF characters included
the following: Alderman. Joseph
Mroczkiewicz; his wife. Miss Mary
Multanski; their daughters, the
Misses Mary Gorczyca. Bernice
Goraczewski, Mary Bednar, Jose
phine Beczkiewicz. Emilia Bednar.
Naleria Wroblewski and Frances
Kopczynski; the daughters suitors,
Frank Wojcik. Matthew Janowswki
Anthony Czarnecki. Max Palicki.
Ed Magiera and Valentine Kendzi-
orski; servant. Miss Mary SOwka
| policeman. ]. ROZploch; messenger
boy, Adam Wroczkiewicz.
Music throughout the evening
was provided by Pegowskis four
piece orchestra. Joseph b. Kolo.
who drilled the entire cast deserves
much credit for the success Of the
play.
The military rank will hold their
drilling exercises Wednesday even
ing at z. B. hall.
The singing practice OF the Fal-
cons. NJ. Romanowski choir. will
be held this evening at Kosciuszko
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-16
BIRTHS.

A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. John Skwiat, 1912 w. Poland
st, Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-16

a judge in Alton. Mo. has de-
oided that 10 constitute a breach OF
the peace. profanity must be audi
BILE at least Is feet away.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-16
PERSONALS

Rev. Peter Budnik. Mrs. RATHER
inc Budnik OF East Chicago. Mrs.
Katherine Owczarzak Of Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs John Owczarzak Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-16
TOM0RR0W'S MENU

But since We have learned from eff
Terminate France,
To eat their ragouts as we'll as TO
dance,
We are fed up with nothing but
vain cOmplaisance,
o. the roast OF Old England. :"
Henry Fielding.
Breakfast.
Rhubarb Cereal and Cream
Corn Beef Hash
Rolls Popcorn Pancakes Coffee
Luncheon Or supper.
Cheese Ramekins
Sliced Corn Beef Sliced Oranges
Waters
Dinner
Cream Pea soup
Ragout OF Beef and Tomato
Beans French Fried Potatoes
Lettuce Salad
Apple Pudding
Popcorn pancakes-One teacup OF
popcorn made fine in a mortar. two
eggs. we'll beaten, one pint of milk.
one-half cup sugar, salt 10 taste.
Cheese ramekins-Boil together a
gill OF milk and two ounces of graf
ed bread until a smooth paste re-
suits. stirring constantly TO keep
from burning. Add two table
spoonfuls of butter and four of
grated cheese and remove from the
Ere AS soon as the butter has
melted add the yolks OF two eggs.
beaten. and stir. Then season with
cayenne pepper and salt 10 taste
and a third OF a teaspOonful Of dry
mustard. Cool and add the whites
or three eggs. beaten stiff Put in
TO small ramekins and bake.
RagOut of beef and tomatoes -
cut cold roast beef into small cubes.
To each two cups OF the beef add
one-half cup of strained tomatoes
Cook the tomatoes with one table
spoonful OF butter. a half teaspoon
ful OF salt and tablespoonful OF
onion Juice Bring the tomatoes e
boil and add the beef Let q
/ heat up again before serving.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-16

The military rank will hold their
drilling exercises Wednesday even
ing at Z. y. hall.
The singing practice OF the Fail
cons. NJ. Romanowski choir. will
be held this evening at Kosciuszko
hall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-16

Popcorn pancakes-One teacup OF
popcorn made fine in a mortar. two
eggs. we'll beaten, one pint of milk.
one-half cup sugar, salt 10 taste.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-16

Mrs william Calvert. 1912 W
CoIfax av., viii entertain the mem
bers OF the Eureka club.
Members OF the Friday Friend
ship club will meet with Mrs. Klaus.
32s s. Franklin 81
Mrs. Minnie PickAs q Franklin
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THOSE WHO DID NOT HIDE.

When President Wilson, in the name of Uncle Sam, called for men thousands of them went scurrying around looking for a petticoat or an apron string to hang on to while this seventeen year old boy stepped out and took one of their places.''
 Thus writes a friend of one New Britain patriot who answered the call to the colors in the way it should be answered. The seventeen year old boy referred to Is not the only one who stepped forward to take the place of some cringing coward or behind the soft folding garments of womanhood.
 Those who went to the colurs in the proper fashion are the boys we want to honor. They are the heroes. Knowing full well what was required of them they did not hesitate. They offered their lives on the altar of the nation. Others may give their treas ure. Others may devote their time and attention to the domestic prob lems of the nation, problems not incurring danger of any kind, only in convenience; but 1t remains for the brave hearted and the true to give an even life itself.
 Since this war started. even before Uncle Sam entered the lists, there have been New Britain boys vending their way to the battle-lines of Eu- rope. They are in the armies of the Entente Allies,-England, France, Italy, Russia, all. Some of them paigns of the war-have seen service in the big battles-at the Marne, Verdun, and Flanders.
 Such records as these must be kept for future generations to view. The Herald has set out on this work, and intends to keep at the task of con- piling names and data until ,the last man is heard from. We know the names of all those who have gone, and who will go, under the Selective Service Law. We do not know all those who have gone before This then is the time for readers to lend helping hand in the compilation of honor roll. Send in a name today.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-14
THE LIBERTY MOTOR.

Uncle Sam now has a standard air. plane motor. the result of co-opera- tion between the greatest inventors and manufacturers of the United States. Announcement of the final tests of this motor and it's success was made by the Secretary of War
 Since the Wright Brothers demon strated the practicability of the heavier-t han air ma chine, after the experiments of the late Samuel P. Langley, the world has awaited the perfection of an engine that embodied lightness of weight, sufficient power to command high speed, and durabil- ity enough to warrant long journeys in the etherial regions. These things are said to have been attained in the new motor devised especially for Un-
 cle Sam, and with which he hopes to
 overcome all nations of the world so
 far as supremacy in the air goes.
 In the perfection of the Liberty l motor the best brains of the mechan- lCal world were brought tOgeth CT Two American experts were put in charge of the work. They had un- der them corps of two hundred draftsmen. They were given the right of way in all American factories 1 where parts of the engine might be made. The result is as foretold 1 Uncle Sam now has standard engine l one the parts of which may be build. ed in various parts of the country ! and assemb bled at any given point Manufacturers from Connecticut te l California have exerted their effort. 1 in this enterprise.
 l With the effective working of tht l plan outlined at the War Departmen
 the building of great number of Lib
 erty motors should not take long. W.
 may expect then that in the nex l Spring campaign our airplanes vii ! demonstrate to the world that Amer l jeans excel in a field that should b. 1 particularly their own, since the ar 1 of flying was first known in America
 Hail to the Liberty Motor.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-14
Value of the Big Crops.
(Wall Street JOurnal)

Farmers will value the crops in dol lars. By that standard of measure ment there has never been a harvest so valuable. Based on Chicago prices for December delivery the promised crops of corn, oats, barley, rye and wheat alone are worth more than $6,- 3OOOOOOOO. When the value of the cotton crop is considered with it's seed, nearly sS,OOO, O,O0OOO0 is in these crops alone.
 Never have the farmers seen so much money coming from the soil. What will they do with it? The question is one that affects the money market Most of these crops have their heaviest movements from Octo- Der to the last of January. For this movement bankers must be prepared. If the farmers are not dazed by their remarkable crop returns. if they pay off obligations and refrain from con- tracting new obligations, they will pa triotically assist the country. It was the large crops that once helped the country when we went to a single monetary standard. So too, at this time when huge war loans are forth coming a proper attitude on the part of the farmers will make the great crop movement self-liquidating, and provide resources for government financing for war needs.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-14
"Der Blatt'' Ceases Blatting.
fMeriden Record

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 Various kinds and sizes of "blatts"
 with ornamental handles to their
 names. have been preaching sedition and conspiracy. An example has been ! made of the Philadelphia "blatt' and its editor and his underlings have been arrested.
 It is to be hoped this is the begin ming of the end of the foreign lan- guage papers during the period of the war For months these sheets have been a veritabie hotbed of treason. Under cover of foreign language they have provided material for the enemies of this country who wished to stab it in the back. They have proved fine vehicles for the devilish Prussian propaganda which has seeped through into various channels. While ostensibly preaching surface | patriotism in their English columns, 1 they have by innuendo and direct { challenge advocated ideas which were |, contrary to all laws of loyalty. l The raid in Philadelphia has re- vealed a characteristic of the Prussian
 method which has now become so
 common as to make people expect it.
 The German "bund' wherever they
 are, appear to be so cock-sure of their
 superior qualities that they overstep
 the mark For instance, the Philadel-
 phia "Blatt' was so sure that the loyal ] American public could be fooled all
 the time, that they felt perfectly safe
 in actually advertising in their col umns the way, via Sweden, by which l information could be sent to Germany. The United States has been patient | tn a. fault The country is now at war
 and the safety and welfare of the na- l tion demands that efficiency methods 1 be employed in rounding up the trai-
 tors. A good beginning was made ir 1 Philadelphia.