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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26
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oeIAattSlaptere vurben ~ 4H-4Xx
ssfoHtlrt. 0e4fa suf 2onSsH saren he.
"a: Gar % dsss st7a commercial
Htus 90 ieGf. N7lA. eidt N7ox;- -Gs.
Del Hn.stiunQsn N.7sX, 5rancs Sidt
6.u, &sbd k7e Bart. feinf Gustirun,
asa, 6rsnen. feline Cuplitunaen. 9ise Sidi
6.sl, 4atel $50. Ratei Sitt %. 80, RateI
2ato, eibsr Uausn 7sss Reriisniids
Toasrb s8k.
lt.-dm Bormittaqe par
Der Narft oebrddt, bed erbollsn fd bic
yIesie saIs Siebsr sas ser 1srtt fdIob
f'f.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26
3ufubr
Derianbt:

HIH DID led. Oer U(Grtt IDdl
teuie flau unb bic prsiIe Inn 10-25'
niebriser ais an Wlontas. Cute
Wil6iiibe Daren in Rahfrase, anberl
laHsfam. Gtotsrs unb Sssbsrs purs
ben nur tpenig gstauft.
Wittlere nib I4tpsre Stisre 500
LILO; GleiGdsr stisrs $7.5O-1o..
90; auserleisne bis srtra $10.25-
HOO; 9sifers $7.50-975; auser,
lsIsne ri ertra $l0.00-10.75; Eiibt
s6.25-S,25; aussrleiens bis ertru
$3.50 9.25; Gamers $5.00-6.00;
WtiIdtiibe $45.00-125.0O; Stofsra
unb Seebers $6,50-9.5O.
Yullen. = Die 3ufubr mar gss
ring, bic 0adfrass sismli9 gut unD
bic preiis itetig.
Systte gullsn $9.25-9.75; Bologna
$500 900; massts uno lsiats $6.,
50-7.75.
aalbsr. Ger Wartt mar bsus
ie larsiam unb idDa9.
&iie lei4te adlbsr $11.5O-13.s
90; fair bis CUTE $105O-11.5o;
orpindre unb srobe $6.O0-10.00.
G 4peine. - Der seitriss prstss
aufidlas gins beUts pieb.r DerIore1,
nur Geriel bieItsn iib i'm prsife.
Cute Bis auserlsielas 0erpadungss
unb Jisii9eriOrtsn $15.45-15.5O;
aemiI9te unb mittlere $15.00-15..
45; lei1te 8erianbtiOrten, 100 Bis
150 pfunb S13.50-14.25; oroindre
bis CUTE Jfriel, 10 pfuno unb bas
runter $8.O-13O0; orbiiGre Bis
auserldsnt f6psrs fstte SGue $500
-14.75; Gtass $S.O0-140O; ertra
$12.25.
Shafe unb admmer. -
Bel sismli9 gutter yia4frass mar Der
Ulart bsuie itttis.
S6afe. anserlefsns big srtra Sill
75-12.00; CUTE bis aussrleIsne SILL
M-11.75: or6indrs bis fair $500
-10.50; eddor:Rs $4,000. -
G6mmer, aussrl.i.ne Bis ertra $14.s
75-15.OO; suts biz uussrlsime $14.s
M-14.75; oroindrs bis fair $1,000
-13.50; gdtursus $10.00-13.00;
Spriustrs $16.00-21.o0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26

Rem gprf, 25. april.

Rem Yprt, 25. april.
Gupfer. - Martt rubis.
glectrolptie. - Wtartt unb opeltes
Quartil $29.0O-30.0O nominal
If ipdtsre gbliefsrung $24,oo-30,oC
nominal.
Gilen. - Uiartt feit unb unOeran'
bert.
3inn. - Wartt tart $3.50
$3.50.
9lsi. = asine Guotirunsen.
Spelter. Ulartt l6tpd9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26

Gin dngiiIiher Snuslebrer idricb
uuter Den iummerpoaen gIufiat ieincs
neunidbrigen SdiiIers: YSiir ben eIn-
fong i'm allgemeinen lltm Gbeil iaif
meiit ihor rett Siemlih'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26

3uftr. ~ Wartt ftjf. - RaTfis
nirttr Gut Goat 5000; poubereo
$40; CUBES $3.50; granuIirisr
$500; Gcnfeltiontr ~ $500;
of a. SS.60-s.7o; tpsi6u srtra
ss.4o-s.5o; sttra .Cs $3.50 per
sunsert Plumb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26
G6ttago, 25. april.

Sdneins. - 3ufubr $1,000. =
Wartt iiar. gum sef.erisen prsiie
Buff $15.40-15.S0; lsi6te $14.5C
-1570; gtmii4ts $15.l5-15.85i
ihusre $l5.lj-15.75; raube $15.'
15-15.35; dsrtsl $9.75-L3.50.
HinbOieb. 3uiubr 1900. -
Marit Hart; GInheimii9e Bee
Stiere 9.00-13.4O; Stoders uni
assebers $7.l5-1O.o0; 4iibe MI.
9tiftrs $5.70-11.10; adlbsr $7.5(
-12.0O.
Sdois. 3ufubr 10000. -
Warit felt; Dstbers $10.70-13.10i
Spsa $9.60-12.75; aammsr $12.2t
1850.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26
0iebn,ar arft.

eincinnati rs. april.
3uiubr uitb gerfmlbt fir bic Ders
salleensn "a Stunben, perslifen mil
berielbsn 3eit Der Oorberssbenben sipei
Gage pdrsn ipie folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26

Gineinnati. Is. 2lpriI.

-
Cincinnati, 25. apriI.
Die na9fOIssnbm 0uOtirunsen bss
5isbeu ii4 nur auf Gngros arans'
attionen. Ysi tlsineru Gefdaften
tperben etipas bDbere preiIs bers9net.
prpptfionen.
S6mafs. prima Steam
21.0O-2L20; Gamilp 23a-24c.
2ro den sefalstnes Glsij a.
- Short clear Settrn 214-Nac;
egira ibort clear Seiisn 21-21se;
turse gippenisittu 20h -20se; Bellies
23a-24at per pfunb.
Gerau9ertss gfeif4. -
Short clear Seitsn 23a-24c; sgtra
ibort clear Seiten23a PAT; lnr3e
Eippenieiien 23-23ae; Bellies 25s
-26ae psr pfuub.
Susar Gureb Gteifh. -
Sdintsn 2T-27Ae; pienic S4ultern
21a 22c; gredtfaft Bacon 34-
35e; S9ultsrn in padeten 22A-25e;
Shulisrn. Rem Yort Gut, 23-23ae;
.rodene Beef S4ultern 1856 per
pfunb.
Sibsep0ttItes Gleti9.
G4inien 24-24ac; qienic G9uls
tern 1sa -19e; Bellies % 28se;
Gdulisrn, Reip gort Gut 20-20ae
per pfunb.
Grif4es Gleifd. - S6tnssn
loie 23a-24ae; Yienic Sdultern 183
-194e; G1uliern. 20--20ac; fur3e
Rippenf,iten 20-20ac; 5bort clear
Rippenisitsn 20-2oae; EXTRA fort
clear Rippsnieiien 20--2osc; lti@te
Bellies 31s i9Uers Bellies
29-29ae.
Webl unb Setreibe
mebl. - Wintsr patsnt $500
1850; Dinter fanep $12.5o--13.s
90; Winier Jamilp $12.00-12.50;
Minter EXTRA s11.W-11l6o; Winier
orpinGrn S10.5O-11.O0; Sartes
Wei3erpatent S12.50--13.O0; Sartes
Dei,en fdnep S11.75-12.25; parties
Nei3en samilp S11.O0-11.5O; Ross
gen, 0ortbpsitsrn ssmiidtes $3.50
9.75; Hossen, Gin, reines $9.75--
1000; ROssen. eitp, semifdtss $9.75I
1000.
I Wei5en. - &c. 2 rctbsr Uinter
$2.S5-2.90; go. 3 DO. $2.80-2.S5;
Jio. A DO, $2.65 -2.80.
Welf4torn. go 2 ,peibes
$L62; Rp. 3 DO. $1.61; Qo. 4 DO,
81. H.57-1.59; go. 8 bo. $l.55-157;|
Eo. 6 DO. $1.52-1.54. go. 2 geIs
bee S15S; Ro. 3 bo. $1.5S; go. Al
DO. Sl.55-1.57; 30. 8 bo. $1.53--I
1-55; Ro. 6 DO. $1.51-1.53. Wo.
2 senii6ies $1.5S; SO. 8 DO. $1.5a;
no. 4 DO. $1.55-1.57; Rc. 8 DO.
$1.53-L55; 80. 8 DO. $1.51-1.53.
80 MeiBts aolbsntorn $l.60--1.62;l
geIbss aol6enforn $1.5S-160; sss
lnii6tss aofbtniorn $1.56-1.5S.
(. 8 afer. - Ro. 2 fpsiber III
75t; Stanbarb ipeibsr IA 74ac; Ro.
2 fpsiber 73l-74c; 30. A fpeiber 72I
-73e; 30. 2 ssmii6tsr 73-74e;
no. 3 semif4ter sinbeimiider I'll
re; 30. a ssmiihttr 70-71c.
Roggen. - 30. 2 $2.O0-2.s
l5; Ra. 3 30. $1-S5-2.0o; 30. 4 bod
L.T5-1.85.
MhiBten.
0ertauit iuurben 624 9bIs. Dis
tilItrs Uiniikb GOODS auf Der Hniis
B1.57 PIT GalIrne.
OrorerfeS.
Raffee. - Japd 27--32e: Maos
pa 27a 30t; Guatemala fanep 1SAe; |
10. gutter 17se.
Mis esnsss
lrliza, ......,............t Jan 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26

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SOC; Sdbns 15e; junse 5dbne lSc;
6iibner 21c; 1rutbiibner BON 8 bis
10 pfnub 2ee; DO. nit irummergrul:
12c; guIls 81; ipeibe gnteu 1S-
2Oc; Gdnis 10-14e; alts 5auben
a.75 per Dubenb.
Obfunb GemiiTe.
aepfsI. - Rome geuutD $3.50
300; Ben Gapis $4.75-5.25;
Camp S5.25-5.5o; Rings $3.50
600; grssnings $6.W-6.50; Jn'
ferior alls Sorten $2.50-3.50 per
gbI.
3itroneu. - California $3.25
$50 per aiite; Zines 9Oe-Sl.oo
per stifte.
grangsn. - California glaDels
$2.75 3.25; Gloriba $3.50-3.75
per Rife.
Grap. Gruit. - Glosieu ST.
O0-4.50.
amanas. $3.Oo-4.oo per
Crate.
grbbeeren. $3.50-3.75 per
Crate DON "a Nnarts.
Somatoes. Jloriod $3.50
400 per Crate bon 6 aDrbtn. eubd
$3.00-3.50 per Crate.
Aartoffeln. louisville
$10.O0-10.5O; Wi4isan unb gDiss
eomiin $10.00-10.50 per 8h. uno
$3.10- 3.20 per gu. pom 0eIsIie;
Suuas 5lOrioa Ro. / S10.25; Ro. 2
$500; No. 3 $7.Oo-7.25 per 8bl.
SaaitarfoffeIn. = Genuine
Reo Riper iriibe Dtio gu. $500;
gurbants, 150 piunb God $500;
Triibe. 6 @c6en, gu. $3.50; RuraI
gleip gort $3.50; Rings, Blu. $3.50.
SdbtartofftIn. - DeIapdre
$1.75-20o; Ranep 5aIls $500
2.25 per camper.
0urfsn. 1reibbdiis $1O0
per Subenb.
araut. Sloriba $3.50 per
srobe Camper unb s5.Oo-e.oo per
Crate.
Weib. RHb.n. s4.0o-4.5o
per gbf. unb 50-65e Der gu.
Stsdriiben. S4.50-5.00
per gbl.
aObl. Ginheimiitfr $2-25-
ESQ per SbI.
3piebeln. - SssstpisbelH, gel.
be $6.OO-6.5O; tpeibe $6.00-S.60
per Su. ssras 90. ! $3.25-3.s
80; DO Ru. 2 $2.00-2.50; bo. sibs
$3.25-3.5O per Crate.
9riine 9obnsn. Gloriod
S2.00-2.35; Waasbobnsn $500
ESQ per Camper.
farotten. ginbeimiI6e 81
so 800 per gbl.
2anbprobuste
Seu. go. 9imotbp $21.75;
0o. 2 3imotbp $21. 90 25.25; go. 3
simoibp 5000 2O.5o; go. / &C.
miIhter Slice $21.00-21.5O Rc. 2
gemii6ier al.e $20.O0-20.5O; Ro. /
'alee $l0.50--2O.0 90; go. 2 aIse $751;
$4,000; 5isiises alfalfa $21. 90
24O0; Rossenitrob S14.00-l4.50;
Saferitrob S1i.0012,50; Wei,enitrobI
$500 -125o per sonne.
Mibltnfutter. - Marft rus
Bio. - alsie S42.0o--42.5O: Uibs
blinss, brauns $4300-44.0O; ipstBs
S44.O0-45.00; semii6iss syuttsr
$43. .00-44.0O.
Sdmereiem. J. ylarst feF.
- RIesinmsn $9.25-10.9O per gu. |
pom Gton; simothp s2.oO--2.5O;
Butpei3sn S1.50-180; Jlansia.
men $3.50 per gu.
Derf9iebenel.
DeIe. - Warii isfi: osin1l. roh.s |
per ga!.. III III S9artisn Ia Dbl. |
lO-25 Galonen $1.31; 10 gall. |
S1.3S: sstodtss le msbr; Ro. l Qarbs
ol $1.Os-1.10, CONNER aeit ST.
28; Cotton Sssb Oil raffinirtss
Sl0s per 0allOns; asrpsniin 55e in
partisn pcn l-5 Jab uno 69e in
partitn BON 10 Bis 25 0auonen;
petroleum. Sbio Carbon Siate aeit
9fe; SpssialsSorte liz; WEB
Erctpn SuiOIhl 2ss; Rapbta 2Se per
yallone.
Gal,. - Der Mdrii III rubis. -
Dhio Rfpsr $l.4O per HbI. BON 100
Plumb, Gubrlohn bin5ussfiist.s
9aIa. - Wlarlt iittis. lprimo
yitp 14l--14Ac; bo. Gounirp 133-,
L3sc per pfunb.
9obnenR Rapp $1,000; prima
Garroipfai S9.75-10.00 per gu.
Robltn. = Wartt rubia. g,ttts.
,ura $5.00-5.50; stanatpba $4.75-i
,.50; Run Of Mtns s4.50-4.75l
'er 7pnne abseliefert. RauHIc'el
5tiidipblsn 500; glntbrneits $9.5Ol
'tr Epnne abgslisfsri. grse fcjtetI
L
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| Kyoii, WelbnsarFte.
Ritt,p . d. %. WsrlI, lsi7,

Rittwp4. 20. MrnI, 1911.
~ DanfsH unb aud bic Nlalier ,pavsn
9euts jiealid fart brl4dttiat. Tie Rims.
tassn Hnp unprdnbsrt geblieben. syar
GaFlsten .pn ,ous purbsn pon ben Nanfen
lH--tk bsreAnef. pdbremD gsfdpaitspa,
pless ~ 6X-6% bisiontirt werben. am
oftsHsn Msgfte purben 9arleben ON eau.
plaeirl.
msAid suf asp Dsn.
warsn itifer unb purben Az i0e 9isipnto
per $1,000 unb pari lSii4en Uanien psr.
iaufi. Die qounisrrate bflrdgt 5vc 3,rdinie
yer $1,000.
@s6fd aui Gurspa.
SiHi.H Hsd,jsl auf 4onbos wuroeH Az
47 Sre %fp. stfrIina quotirt, fsed.
lei sgf Hsritn wuroen nid5t oustirf: fir
Ue9fd auf Taris ISe pro Iyrsae, sxf
Nmiferram 42s yre oniDsu. eSsd3iei
aui Wien purbea aid5t quoiirt. yires
lSHs, RubsI 81. 6iodboIm pro Rrsns
1890 draHss l6axsis) 20s.
sausss.rslisssisusu.
wsrsn rnhis uns heti,. 2is Naases sus.
i'ren Sie fsisi:
GinfsuL HsrsaxE
~ 1snbs 1915 Gsup. .ie6X -
~ UsnbS, 1918 .lesK 80.
- HsHbs. 1889 49,. 81 -
w yaHama ........ 81
w Ssnsms Gsupsn. ~ -
Glsarins esufstIniass.
Die rmtits im bisiiesn G!sariwabaus
bflisfsn flf psuie suf ss.1oc,73s.
asiai.ssfurisStsH.
Eie Ueidaiis sarsa bsute an Der bisl.
efs Usrls tismlidh lsbpsit unb bic Yrtiie
Jas 4 Gisstris uno Ctio CITIES Gas ma.
reu feEaHaebsnb. Ohio Iroeiipn, ,utltbt
l,tte @ode bis tn s. binauitleaeH. idloi.
lsn mn Ssiidsfen ~ 90. Die folssneen
ysriaufs linb ~ b,adien:
aM .btE HsSfs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26
Ghteaao. Is. elpril.

ca 9 o 70. Aprl.
@<isen. iSiir Mai $2.A-2.52,
an Sdiub $2,509; fir SuIi $2.o7
$2.07 -2.16a, am S6lub $2.15a.
Wslf5tpru. = Sir Mai $1.44s
--1.49t, am 54lub $l.4sa; fir
SuIi $1.40-14 As, an S6lub $1.43i.
Sofsr. - Sir Wdi 65s 70E. am
S6lub 69c; fir 5uIi 64-67se, an
S&Iub 69ci iiir SnIi 64-67sc, am
G4Iub CSC.
Rosssn. = go. 2 $1,000.
Gtrfte. $1.15-1.56.
sirnotbp. - S5.00-8O0.
AIst. - s12.00-17.00.
ppri. Sir Wsai $37.26; fir
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20
Carson Spends
$5S0.53 to be
Elected Mayor

Franklin r. Carson spent S5S0.53
TO be elected mayor Of south Bend,
according to mis- expense account for
the campaign dled yesterday with
the county clerk OF courts The
amount was discussed as follows.
Advertising. 1926; engraving
.32.57; sign painting. SIS; printing,
S1O2; contribution 70 the republican
central committee. S225; taxi ser
vice. $40; clerical help, 800.
other candidates OF this city and
Mishawaka who have filed their ac-
counts 20 date are: George thinner
man. councilman Of the third ward
Of Mishawaka, s13.25; L. l. Graves.
councilman-at-large Of Mishawaka,
$17.25: Maurice c. Viinet, council
man OF the third ward OF South
Bend SIS; Thomas Webb council
man-at-large Of South Bend. S19.75:
Willis L. Kimball. city treasurer Of
Mishawaka. $S9.25; Edward Hagey.
councilman Of the first ward Of
South Bend S3O.75: Joseph deLor-
tnZi, city clerk OF Mishawaka, SIP;
z. J. Luther. ouncilman-at-large Of
South Bend S31; John j. OleJnic-
Yak. councilman OF the sixth ward
OF South Bend, $50; John Kus, coun-
cilman-at-large Of South Bend, $50;
=. w. Kus, councilman-at-la large OF
Mishawaka, $40; Frank r. Wisniew-
ski. councilman Of the second ward
Of south Bend. $25; William Goebel.
councilman of the seventh ward of
South Bend. $40; Russell Borts,
town clerk OF Lakeville, nothing;
Fred G.. Kerner councilman Of the
fifth ward OF South Bend. $21; Sher-
man G. Judson, councilman Of the
sixth ward Of South Bend, 1920:
T. G.. Woltman, councilman OF the
third ward OF South Bend, 1852;
J. Frank McClave. socialist candidate
for mayor of South Bend. nothing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
Would You Be An Officer
Then Ponder These Questions

10. What is the position of the
captain First lieutenant Second
Lieutenant? Sergeant?
20. Being in line. give command
for turning company on liked pivot
and hating.
q. BEING in line, give command
for changing direction. How exc
cuted?
% Being in column of platOons,
give command for changing direc-
tons. How executed"
%. Being in line. give command
for changing direction. How exc.
cuted?
"a. II an officer enters a room
where there are several enlisted
men. what should they do
%. II d command is In line at
halt (not in the feld) and armed
with the rife. what should the COM
rnaading officer DO in case the ne
tional anthem is played? In nc
above formation what should te
done il the national colors should
be passing?
20. If the enlisted man. armed
with rifle (not on sentry duty,
should he approached by an officer,
what should be the prescribed sd
lutec
-. When the national anthem is
played what Is the duty Of all Of
ncers and men not in formation.
What do they do at retreat II
not IN uniform, what do they 40?
Announcement OF the names Of
the successful candidates will be
made next Monday or Tuesday at
meeting at the Chamber OF Com
merce. Captains. first and second
lieuterants will be recommended for
commissions.
Home guard men in the third and
firth wards OF South Bend have join
ed the company formed in the
fourth ward and will De identined
with this company hereafter. There
are now So men 10 each OF the five
companies in South BEND and the
same number in the three respective
companies of Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20
PLAN EXCURSION
To HATT|ESBURG
Headquarters Auxiliary Takes
Up Arrangements for
Train on Dec. d.

Plans We're pade at the meeting
Of the Headquarters auxiliary which
was held in the Clinic bldg. on
Monday night for the sending of
the second boxes to the boys at Hat
tiesburs. Last week a box was sent
which weighed $50 pounds. II was
filled with Jellies and staples which
would keep for the two weeks pre-
ceding the holiday dinner for which
the boxes were sent. The articles
were taken 10 the Stephenson TN
derwear mills, where an expert
packer applied his energies and a
splendidly packed box was the &c
suit
Plans were also presented for the
purpose of arrangements regarding
the excursion train to Hattiesburg
in the near future. u was decided
that an excursion car would leave
South Bend on the morning of
Dec 4, arriving in Hattiesburg. on
the morning Of Wednesday. Dec. 3.
The members of the party will
spend the afternoon with their boys
and further plans were made to
spend Thursday and Friday visiting
Gulfport and New Orleans on
Thursday and Friday. returning 10
the camp on saturday and having
Saturday afternoon and all of the
Sunday with the boys, Leaving Hat
tiesburg for home, late Sunday
night.
At the meeting last night, ~
persons signihed their intentions OF
going on the excursion trip. 1t is
more than likely that enough more
parties 10 fill another car will maze
reservations but it is rather doubt
full whether it will be possible TO
secure two cars on the particular
train that the party wish to take.
DR.. Z. q. Freyermuth reported last
night that if three cars were filled.
that the railroad would grant
special train and it is possible that
a special train viii be made up
by Dec. 4.
1t is urged that all contributions
TO the second box which is TO be
sent TO complete the Thanksgiving
spread for the boys. be delivered at
the home OF Mrs. +. Z. Moore, 32S
y Michigan St, not later than
Thursday night, Nov. %. as the
food is To be packed FRIDAY
morning and shipped in time that
il will reach the camp for the
dinner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20

Of works and 10 put Swygart, one
Of IN ir number. on in his stead
The race for city attorney in which
Mr.. Elliott and a. h. Martin were
neck and neck until last night. was
also argued pro and con at the Slick
residence. Mr.. Elliott seemed 10 have
the best OF the argument in view
OF his failure TO secure the nOmi-
inatiou and election OF county treas
urer last fall and his subsequent
failure 20 land the postmastership or
south Bend because Charles Evans
Hughes was not elected president Of
the United States.
DeHaVcn for Controller.
II is said that John DeHaven, ad-
rertising manager for the South
Bend Tribune. and city chairman Of
tho republican party during DR..
Carson's night for mayoraity hOnors.
has no opposition ar candidate
for the appointment OF city con
troller.
y. r. J. Shafer, former mayor and
former sheriff, seems 20 have the in
SIDE track for chief Of police with
o. A. Clark slated for the board OF
sa fCty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20

II you would become a commits
stoned officer OF the home guard
and want 70 serve your country al
home. ponder over the following
questions. They were promulgated
by Maj r. L Loomis. acting ad
jutant to the chief instructor. for
&C men from the various ward com
ranies in south Bend and Misha-
waka at the Chamber OF Commerce
Monday night They are as follows:
/. Define distance, interval. depth.
front
.. How would you stop a move
ment 70 correct errors.
.. When is 4 turn on a fixed pivot
used?
!. Describe the position of the
soldier.
.. In what movement do you not
step OF with the left foot?
q. What is length Of step in quick
time? In double time?
Z. Give the command TO march 10
the rear.
8. Explain the position OF order
arms standing.
3. Explain execution of port arms
from order arms.
10. Explain the position OF right
shoulder arms from order arms.
IL. Explain execution Of port
arms from left shoulder arms
school OF the squad.
-. If the squad has more than
Il men. how is il formed?
IL. Explain how the squad as
formed.
"A. Being at a halt in the line.
give the command for taking in
tervals. How executed?
10. Being in line. give command
for turning on moving pivot. How
executed?
8. Being i'm line. give command
for turning on fixed pivot and
march. How executed?
Il. Being in line. give the com
mand for turning about and march.
How executed?
school Of the Company.
IS. What is the formation Of the
company in line?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20

led $159.625. The railroads estimate
is $1.2O1.60O.
Pres't Morris said in adjourning
the meeting that the matter would
be continued from time 10 time, and
the project would merely be post
pOned He said that both the city
and the railroad company had spent
considerable time in working out
the details of the track elevation
problem in South Bend, and this
work would not he allowed 10 go
for naught He said that the board
OF works desired TO follow the Will
Of the citizens Of South Bend in
the matter and that they would be
given an opportunity from time to
time 10 express their wishes in the
matter.
About % citizens were present at
the meeting The board took no ac-
ton on the resolution approving the
plans and specifications.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20
700 MAGAZINES FOR
SOLDIERS READY AT N. D.

Seven hundred magazines collect
ed from the students are about TO
be sent from Notre Dame to five
military camps. The camps tn
magazines will be sent TO gre:
Camps Shelby. Grant, Custer, Tay-
Tor and sherman. More magazines
will be collected and sent 20 other
camps. Fr. John O'Hara, G.. :. c..
is experimenting the work of the
student committees collecting the
magazines. The committees are:
SOrin hall. Leo Dubois; Walsh hall,
Joseph silk, Edward Bailey and
James Harding; Corby hail, L. J..
Flanagan and George 'Brien;
Brownson hall. Thomas Douthatt,
James McGrath and Fred keenan,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20
WANTED-2 STOVES FOR
CHILDREN'S DlSPENSARI

They are needing two soft coal
stoves out at the children's dis
pensary building. The building has
only one stove heating IT now ana
il is not sufficient 20 heat the one
large front room ana the three ao-
joining smaller rooms
Last week a call was sent out toF
machines for the little mothers
class and nine machines were secur-
ed almost Immediately. Can some
one fish down into the easements
and bring Up two nice little sor
coal stoves for this most worthy
cause for they must have stoves 20
heat the building.
Anyone desiring 10 help on this
laay call Mrs. George O'Brien, Bell
phone 7ss or Mrs.. ". X Lamport,
BEL 46SS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20
REALTY MEN DISCUSS
HOUSE BUILDING TODAY

House building as it effects the
real estate business will be discuss
ed at the weekly MONDAY luncheon
of the real estate board at the
Farmers Trust Inn today.
The discussion of this subject will
be opened by L. G. Whitcomb, South
Bend real estate dealer. Ii is said
to be a subject that is OF much in
terest to South Bend realty men
generally.
William Happ. local realty man,
will also open a discussion on ap-
praisements N their effort upon the
real estate business. on account OF
the two important subjects 10 be
discussed at the luncheon, members
of the board anticipate an eXtraor-
interesting session today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20
SUE ON Six NOTES
FOR S44,549.2l
Separate Actions for Damages
Are Filed in Circuit
Court.

six separate suits for the collec-
ton of S44,549.21 and interest at
six percent from April or 6. 1915,
or oct. i. 1915. on notes. from the
same defendants. against whom the
circuit court awarded judgment in
favor of the plaintives at a previous
term of court, we're filed Monday in
that court against the following
Joint defendants: James A ROPER
Ella NJ. Roper. Henry c. Roper. j..
Gordon Roper, Nellie d Ham,
Harry d. Roper. Schuyler c. Hub
bell. John @. Neagley and William
A. McInerny. The allegation in each
complaint is that the defendants
disposed OF their property by trans
ferring it into anothers name after
Judgment Of the court was found
against them by the court.
The plaintives I'm each case and
the amounts represented in the
suits are: Theresa Tromp Graham
and Helen TrOmp Wilson. S5,S44.92
and S6.O11.1G 1.-TWO notes.; Amer
lean Trust Co. of South Bend. S.,
639.17: Peoples Trust & Savings
bankk OF Laporte, s1,670.56: La
porte Savings bank OF Laporte. So.
5S7.I3; Merchants National bank
Of south Bend, $3.50; First Nation
al bank Of South Bend. s11.256.2I.
A suit similar 10 the above is
now being heard in the circuit
court against James \. Roper,
Jacob II. Fulmer, jr., 7. g. Niles.
If. Abner 3. Graham and w W.
Hnhhard