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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-26

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
Edna is Glad the Sox Won

think Of Edna Ferber and other
folks Of note in terms of they are
holier than T. which is after ala.
akin 10 the "holier than thou eN-
preston. OF course she is wonder
ful 90 read and still more wonder
eul TO talk with. but underneath IL
all. there is the something that is
better. more worthwhile. And that
Is that one feels I'm the grip Of her
handshake and the big-hearted ac-
ceptance OF all things. that she is
after all Just folks" and entirely 20
be sought after.
OH Yes, She knitS. Too.
our conversation ran TO bits Of
this and some Of that She likes
soldiers and although she didn't
carry a laundrv bag Of knitting un-
der her arm. III bet anything that
she has knitted more Of the somber
colored socks and sweaters than
some of our best people" who 20
about from tea 10 dansant with bag
under arm and do a lot Of jabbering
about this and about that.
one does not think Of Edna Fer
DER ll terms OF Whatever the dQ-
jective is that is used when one is
writing about Shakespeare or Long
fellow or any other OF those Won
derfuI writer folk, but rather in
terms of the superlative degree of
the adjective that means sincere.
real, worthwhile and there with
the goods"
We think OF her in terms of En-
ma McChesney. The Homely Hero
inc Dawn O'Hara' any Of
them that YOU can think Of. In
them are reflected the Edna Ferber
just as she is--a real person. A
creator Of things from her own
creation, not an imitator. A wom-
an with feelings for sorrow and suf-
fering A penchant for folks who
need helping and cheering up. A
woman with "a genius for friend
ship. and a wonderful understand
ing Of human nature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18

on their educational value TO our
adult population.
Proud 10 BE Right.
lie invited comparison OF the can
didates: of man of Ackermann' s
record and experience with a man
of Doc" Carson's record and eXpe-
risnce, and wanted TO know if the
former years and gradual promotion
in the railroad world didn't compare
pretty well with Carson's admins
tration of Laporte a quarter of q
century ago, when it had $500 peo-
PIE
His address was in the main re-
view of the Ackermann platform and
drew expressions OF approval with
frequency. IF il is a matter of
men," he concluded. land our op-
ponents seem 20 be making con-
siderable appeal TO the independents
on that basis, we want TO be consid-
cred. for we have the man, and
this time, strange as il may seem.
the democratic party, and the So
called better element i'm il is solid
for him.
eve have nothing TO conceal.
We're right. men, by heaven. we're
right. and Rudy Ackcrmaun is going
10 be the next mayor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
by SUI CARNfODY.

There is "a legend 90 the effect that
Edna Ferhcr is somebody else But
she isn't. Because I asked her. That
rs. [ mean that they DO say that she
is married. But she isn't However,
did forget 90 ask her what her
real name is. If IL isn't Edna Ferber.
No. She is 10 the whole world who
have come 20 love her-just Edna
Terber.
You see reflected I'm her flashing
brown eyes fanybcw they are dark
the smile that reflects and generates
Itself all through her stories. You
see in her smile the things that
created the immortal Emma No
Chesney' the unforgettable Dawn
D'Hara' the human "Buttered Side
Down"
And when she talks YOU forget
that she is the Interviewed one and
that mere You are the interviewer.
You find q common ground when
she says. Won't you eat dinner with
us- ooh ] almost forgot 10 say
that Sister Fannie, who says 'sh-sh-
SIN outside her door was there).
She refuses TO talk about herself
Clad SOx Won the Series.
She wants 20 talk about YOU and
is very glad that the Sox won the
series Being a lover of and an i'm,
habitant of Chicago that is only
natural.
AS ] said before it was just din
ner time and as We sat at the table
the Interviewed One remarked that
the party at the next table had been
sitting there a half an hour and
what did I bet her that they had
ordered steak because it took so long
10 cook IL. And so / bet with he
and sure enough IL came steak I'm
not saying who won the bet. though.
] merely mention il as a matter
Of course, just 10 show you that she
is still entirely human even though
a noteworthy parsonage.
a great many Of US are prone 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
WIDOW OF FAMOUS CIVIL
WAR GENERAL Is DEAD

ANS. Mary = Miller. widow of the
ata Gen. A. O. Miller. commander
af the famous wilder Brigade" Of
civil war fame. and one Of tho old
settlers or indiana. died at the home
uf her daughter. Airs. Charles
shepard. f03 w Iaeaue So. Wed
aesday afternoon. after about q
years illness Besides her daughter.
Airs Shepard. she is survived by
Mrs ] \. Richey of indianapolis. ".
r. Miller of Chicago A o. Miller of
philadelphia Pa. and also by four
brothers and one sister. g. a. Zion
indianapolis. James A. Zion OF
Clark's lin, Ind. Theodore Zion of
3 ynn Haven. Fla. Charles a. Zion
az Kew York city. and Mrs Tar3sade
Head, Lebanon, Ind.
Funeral services will be held i'm
Lebanon Saturday morniug view.
nemetrius TiuOts0n and Rev ST.
TI Appleby viii omciate. and burial
viii Doe in Lebanon cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Miller.
VIE be held from the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Shep-
ard sos w IssalIe av.. Thursday
night az 1890. Rev. 81. III. Apple
viii Omc.ate The body will Bee
taken 20 lebanon Friday and burial
win be- in Lebanon cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
BUSINESS MEN HEAR
POLICEMAN ADVICE

ID. l.. Fogleman, who lectured here
with the Redpath chautauqua last
summer. addressed more than d
hundred men last night at the
Chamber of Commerce On THE A
R-E-A Science in Business Build
ing"
The AREA science I'm business
building is the aritnmetical square
of any man or of any business" Mr..
Fegleman said A is for ability, r.
for reliability, h for endurance. and
a for action. With these four quail
ties in a man he is bound 10 sue
coed in life. There is nothing which
can keep him from r., for such quail
tiles Will break any chains which
may be trying to hold him down.
There is one Fundamental prin-
cipie in business building and that
is service. Connected with if are four
basic factors. the customer. the
goods. the meeting of the minds and
the sale. Before a man tries 10 do
any business Of any kind with any
man. ne should first study that man.
He should look into his character,
his nature. his disposition and his
habits He should know him
thoroughly before he tries 90 talk
business.
"In making a sale Mr.. FOgleman
concluded. know yourself, know
the other fellow. and know your
goods. then act accordingly and YOU
are bound 10 make good"
Air Feglemau will speak again in
the Chamber of Commerce in two
weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
TO OPEN SELF SERVICE
GROCERY SATURDAY

A seIf-service grocery, planned to
reduce the overhead" cost on food
stufrs. will open in South Bend next
Saturday at S16 5. Michigan 81. j.
w. Metzler Of this city is president
OF the Self-Service Mercantile Co,
an indianapolis corporation. which Is
10 operate the "grocteria.'
The groceries will be made up
into packages, and arranged about
the room so that a person may help
himself and then. in leaving the
room. passes the cashiers desk
where the amount OF the groceries
he has taken is paid.
Several sales people viii be pres
ent 10 direct the customers. but
'self-service" Is the plan on which
the store is 20 be based. Most OF
the groceries offered Will be in the
original packages.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
NORTH LIBERTY, IND.

Charles Finch of south Bend
spent sunday with home folks.
George ]. cole went TO South Bend
Monday. where he was examined fOl
army draft
Mrs. r. *. Frankeunerry and son.
Fred spent saturday and Sunda
the guest Of relatives iu Sout.
Bend
Dr. C.. " Wiser Of south BEN.
spent sunday with his family her,
Mr. and Mrs. James Foster aI.
daughter Marie. motcred 20 Go-
shen sunday, spending the dag ..t.
relatives.
Miss Leah Agger and friend ga
zeI Setbert. and Edna Mckes~o
came Saturday evening 20 sue".
sunday with their parents
Ross Baker spent Satlrla
south Bend on business.
Miss Vera Felger was shopp.l.
South Bend saturday.
Misses Laura Holdermauu. Js--
Worster and Alma Steele were -.....
Bend callers Saturdar
Mrs. Dorser Worster of E.Eua-
is spending a few DAYS with home
folks.
Mrs. J. j.. Lewsader entertained
the IS. r. Missionary club Pride
afternoon. Twelve ladies present ar.
were pleased % have with trel
their new pastor Rev. Duru 1I-.
G.. T. Worster being leader. had al
excellent program and lesson ur.
pared The holsters served 6a.r-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
CANNING SEASON
Save Your Own Vegetable
Seeds.
Save Your own Vegetable Seeds.

Save Your Own Vegetable Seeds.
A. the war has cut off America S
main source Of vegetable seeds. it
behooves every gardener and farm
er to save his own supply for next
years planting. urges today's bulle-
tin from the national emergency
food garden commission. at Wash
ington. cooperating with this paper
in a nationwide food conservation
campaign.
Before the wan American seeds
men imported large quantities Of
seeds from Europe. These importa-
tiOns have now almost ceased. In
fact. America has been called upon
70 furnish vegetable seeds TO Eu-
rope. and this has increased the
tendency 10 deplete the stock avail
able for home use.
While the practice of saving seed
in the home garden cannot be gen
orally recommended because Of the
difficulty in keeping stocks pure il
is quite feasible 20 save seeds Of
many vegetables from one season TO
another. The commission urges every
home gardener who has the facil-
ties 20 do SO to save seed for next
years planting.
The one big, general principle IN
derlying the production Of good
vegetable seed is that the plants
shall be healthy and sound
Corn-Sweet corn is very sensi-
tive 70 cold and wet. The ears should
be allowed 70 ripen fully on the
stalk. If possible, before frost, and
should be cured without exposure 10
even light frost. When early corn
is grown. as the Golden Bantam,
save the earliest ears for seed. In all
cases study the character Of the
variety grown and select those
plants that come nearest the ideal
for the variety When the corn
worth while to pull the husks open
little when the corn is partly
grown. so as 20 remove the worms.
The husks can then 0e turned back
over the tip of the ear and the ear
left 20 ripen. When the selected ears
are picked. turn back the husks, tie
them up and hang them from nails
i'm an attic. dry cellar or barn where
they will De free from the circula-
ton OF air. a few ears viii usually
yield enough seed FOR ne average
,ome garden.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
BUY $1,000 WORTH OF
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS

a THOUSAND dollars towards the
Liberty loan in St Joseph county
was subscribed for last night by
the residents Of the clay and Harris
township after short talks on the
loan proposition were given by
Judge L. NJ. Hammerschmidt and
Edward Zeitler at the Stover school
house.
The subscription was made in 800
amounts and it is expected that al
most another thousand dollars viii
De raised among the residents with
in the next few days as almost three
fourths OF those present last night
stated that they would think the
matter over for a few days and In
all probabilities subscribe.
There were about so persons
present st the school house last
night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
FAILURE TO PAY HER
ALIM0NY COSTS DEARLY

Leroy Schrenler was hailed into
the superior court 10 give reason
why he should not be i'm contempt OF
court for not having made alimony
payments weekly 10 his divorced
wife, Ella and also her attorney $
fee of $50 for the prosecution Of
the divorce suit Schreffler was
ordered by the court 70 pay his eX-
wife the sum Of B per week i'm adj
clifton 10 the attorneys fee. He
had failed 10 pay any Of the amount
the alimony due amounting 70 SO.
He settled and was discharged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
REFUSES TO BURY
HIS OWN BROTHER

Paul kostech of Plymouth. Pa,
brother Of Stanley Kostecki. who was
killed by "a Grand Trunk train sun
day morning. has written 10 the I'M
dertaker here stating that he viii
make 10 provisions for the DISPOSE
ton of his brothers body. The pc
lice authorities at Plymouth We're
asked 10 locate the brother. When
found he was told 20 communicate
hmm ediately with local authorities.
He gave no reason for refusing TO
arrange for the burial
The body will he held at the Jones
undertaking parlors until word lis
received from the coroner
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
EnR YOUR CONNENIENlI-

The banks OF south Bend w
have two representative 9TH.
lobby and the first room ~ ths Pos
office Through the courtesy 0f m.
postmaster every evening from
90 . p. m. from October Us 20 81.
for the purpose OF taking slbscrip-
tons for Liberty Bonds This Is FOR
the convenience OF the people who
are unable 10 ind time to subscribe
during the day time. DO .s vour duty
TO subscribe. -AdEt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Charging cruel and inhuman treat
ment Alice Petersen has filed a com
plant for divorce in the superior
court against Albert Petersen. They
were married June -. 1905. and sep
arated Nov. Fl. 1916 She also pc
titions for the custody Of their four
minor children, the youngest OF
whom is but two years old and 20 be
restored 20 her maiden name OF
Fredenberg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
CHURCH BUYS BONDS.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. oct. Is
The congregation Of Cenetary Meth
odist church which dedicated the
restored building last Sunday. Mon
day night voted 20 appropriate 500
from church funds 70 purchase Lib
ert-- loan bonds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Fred J. Dorsey. electrical worker.
Hazen. y. D.. and Minnie Armstrong.
cook. South Bend.
Edward W MesSmer foreman.
Argo. H.. and Hannah Y. Carlson.
operator. haywood. III.
Jan Stuglik. blacksmith. South
Bend, and Franceszka D~edzic.
seamstress. South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
RETURNS FROM TRIAL
OF kEYSER DITCH CASE

stuart 3IacKlbbeu returned Wed
nesday from Plymouth where DE APP
pearsd as attorney in the Keyser
ditch case. The arguments We're
heard by Special Judge MetzIor who
las taken the case under Amusement
ef0re rendering his opinion.
The case grows out OF the ditch
assessments made some wears ago
when the Keyser ditch was con-
s-ructed through the southern part
~ St Joseph county. 10 was brought
- protest against paying the as
easements levied ar that time on the
grounds tbat proper notice was not
given 90 the property owners irvolv-
e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
Buy a
Liberty
Bond

It's a treasure you will
be proud of. If YOU ever
have to dispose of it we
will take it in exchange
for merchandise, or YOU
can use it to pay your ac-
count at Robertson Bros.
Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
FAVOR CHURCH MERCER.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. oct. IS
DELEGATES OF the olive Branch
synod o. the English Lutheran
in convention here Wednes-
day night. voted in favor Of merg-
ing with the other two branches Of
the church