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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
~ tile Circuit Court Of ~. Joseph Coun-
q. state ~ Indiana. executor 90 the
estntc u Lucinda j. Spring late % ST.
Joseph County. decea sea.
said estate IL supposed % be solvent.
Citizens Loan. Trust s. Savings Co,
Executor.
Dec. Is. 1915
HIBBERD & MARTIN
Attvs for Executor. 1896
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

Notice IS hereby given. thar thc under
signed has been appointed HE the Cierk
of the Circuit Court OF ST.. Joseph CoUH-
ty. State of Indiana. administration n
the estate or Anna Iubor. Tate u So io-
seph County deceased.
said estate les supposed Co 10 solvent
Alloy SIT * j. SCHNEIDER.
Dec - 1918 Administrators q.
JOHN " SCHNEIDER.
Atty. Tor estate.
Dec. a0.Jsu. 6-la.
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Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed ly the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court 81 So. Joseph Conn
tv. State Of Indiana. admiuistratriN 81
the estate Of Joseph Hildebrand. late n
81 Joseph County. deceased
Said estate iS supposed 10 be solvent
AGNES UuLDEBRAND.
Dec - 1918 Administer tri Ne.
john ~ SCHNEIDER.
Atty Tor estate.
De- MIN G-I.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the unlrT
signed has been appointed by the Clerb
Of the Circuit Court OF ST. Joseph Couu-
~. state Of Indiana. administrators u
the estate Of Conrad Gacb late Of ST. Jo-
Seph County. deceased
said estate il supposed 10 he solvent
MARGARET STOECKINGER Admx.
Dec 13. 1918
JOHN W SCHNEIDER
Atty. for Estate lG--a-.u
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FARM LANDS.

WANTED Farm Iaro. VIII exchange
good inside property with yearly in
come Of 5000 for good farm land Ad-
dress Owner. ny. News-Times. 10127-u
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

Notice is hereby given. that Che under
signed has been appointed ty the CLERK
- rhe Cirruit Court o. So Joseph Coun-
rs State ~ Indiana, admini strator ~
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Dee. sedan. els.
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RUGS cleaning " different ways Also
weaving. FluH rugs fer sale. 9. u.
Carpent and Weaving Co.. ITO T.. Col.
fax Both phOD+A 68S5-tf
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Dec. a0.Jsa. 6-La.
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ICn.

THE MADAM MORROW Gown shop.
500 :. Carroll Vt. viii solve your great
and small dress making problem. WOrg
guaranteed; moderately priced; distinc-
tive styles. Fine sample line. Bell 1919.
S5tQ-tf
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FOR SALE-Two floor show cases
and 10 feet long ar SlJ.00 each NJ
4tI0ert and sou. Alishawak8 2S2
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IS Brokers DeaaiRxa With any Of these !
81 Ars S1RTRntsSd : TIA Association.
90 LOANS On =,
"a tURNiEUkE AM LIVE STOCk ,
SIS No diRersRcs wHERE you have 81
50 lac loan. or what yOu sEEt tie
Sc AUNhA tor, 81
As CALL AND sAE IS 3;
A0 Oar bnHiRess is cOnd actsG % the
- theory max right treatment seeps
50 the BUSINESS EroWIRE. 81
s. loans kkOM SSU 10 sSgU 81
80 AAh 20 peiu DaCA IN mOntuly a. =,
81 AtAilmanLs. f-gsn 4 ~ 3 sz0nths. s:
&c pIas 81. peEveDt intersst On 49,
80 paid balances 81
IS hkAkABkR 81
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service NOT even Interest ~ Al ~
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IS ROSm ~, 4. y. -. b. BiaE %
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FARM LANDS.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
II YOU have Liberty bonds you can
turn them in on some 4 or 5-acre tracts
l an Offering for sale.
First. I have 5-acre, price $50. Z viii
take 500 a. first payment cash or
bonds: balance contract
Four acres with a 4-rocm house: price
81 100; first payment 500 cash or bonds ;
balance % suit
Four acres: price SEQ. first payment
500 cash or bonds. balance contract
This land % all seeded 10 rye and
wheat The purchaser is entitled 70 one
half OF crop next year. This land is
located BIZ miles northeast ~ court
hOusa Tor particulars cali J. j. AndeT-
son. ca Farmers Trust Res. phone
1880 le442-n
FOR SALE-A Inc country nome OF q
acres Good buildings Near church and
school. Good land Zine ueighborhOod.
Part casb and balance 500 per year IN
al paid GARN BROS Co.
- Farmers Trust Bldh.
Bel s53. Home >jl1. Res Bell i-siS.
Tll II
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
PUBLIC SALF
ATCTTON SALE


OF all furniture o. a Groom house. In
Guiding gas stove. kitchen range heater
and a hard coal burner at go No. Michi-
gan ST.. Tuesday, Dec. 31st. at 30 p. IN.
7 Hartman Auct. 10SO5-s}1
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NnrIcE ol AnMINIsrRArIoN-

Noues i- hereby given. thar tEH under
signed has been appointed nv tae clerk
81 the Circuit court ot 81 Joseph
County. State .r Indiana eNesltrix 4
The estate pf John r'IUss. iate ~ st.
Joseph County deceased
said estate Ore supposed to be- solvent
GERTRT pE ClAUSS EKrcHtriN-
Dee. - 1918
John ~ HINDER
ATTY for estafr.
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PERSONALS.

WANrED--EEd1eE. CaTlcren's and gem
tlemens second hand clothing and
shoes. Page. I23 W CO1fsx. 3lS7-tf
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.iTuATION MANrED III.

POSITION WANTED - By stationary
fireman. First class man ON heating
can DO am repair work oG boilers and
heating plants Can. cut your bin one
fourth over - years experience Box
n News Times lO>13-3
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AGENTS WANTED.

Agents. Canvassers. and Salesman O.
take orders for HISTORY OF THE
WORLDS WAR Large complete bOok.
nicely bound Price s. o. $40. Large
commission 90 agents Complete canvass
iu- outfit free Can. write. or phone.
South Main street. Bell III Home
6tg6 1O1JS o.
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Copyright 1915. by NewspaPer r -ture
Service. Inc
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WINTER tops for Oyerlands Models 20
and Sj-4 az bargain prices T.. A.
Bennett Overland Co, 232 y. Michigan
ST 107S7 30
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED -AutomObile repairing and
Overbauling. Price. 75c per hour All
work guaranteed. Cali Bell 1888.
10S2J-31
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30

IOST-A Beagle hound pup a months
old. struyed away sunday morning.
Brown fuce and ears Black aud white
-potted rest OF body. Reward Call
I.clI g.hD 1874 r. Dhiu. 1OS1j-1
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Pin boys at Orpheum Bowl
ing Alleys Must be over Is years Of
age 1887 tf
WANTED-Experien dye setter for
sheet metal stamping dept. Write Box
F2J. News Times 10410-tf
WANTED Goal drivers Apply early
Monday morning at Loughman's barn.
~ $. Michigan ST. 1OS01 80
WANTED Office boy. Apply in per
son at News-Times office.
1OS22- tf
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OFFICE HEP.

THE THOMAS SCHOOL GRADUATES
FILL HUNDREDS OF THE BEST
BUSINESS POSITIONS IN THIS TER
RITORN.
OUR STENOGRAPHGC AND BOOK
KEEPING TRAINING Is THE Best
Stepping Stone 90 Executive and Gov
on meut Positions
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN Start The
New Year Right and ENTER THE
HIGH GRADE THOMAS SCHOOL At
Once.
NEW TERM OPENS-JANUARY lie.
Day and Night Sessions. Day school
Mon. Tues We'd. Thurs Fri Night
school. Mon, Wed. Fri. Ewes.
Office open Every Day.
American Trust Bldg. Mich. a Wash.
Bell 2.OG Hmoe 22IO. 1OSO2-5
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STOCKHOJDER,s NIFFTING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Chaplin State Bank. VIII be held
in the banks rooms. corner Of Chaplin
and Division SITS. on the sixth day Of
January. at 700 +. ".
p. A. JOYCE. Cashier
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE e. Two-story bldg
meat market and grocery on main
floor siX-roOm fiat and 1i-rOom hat on
md floor; modern except furnace. Rents
for S46 Will trade for farm around So.
Bend or Mishawaka. Write 70 1920 Port
age av 1067S-tf
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IuST saturday night A Liberty Bond
fttween 11t7 Grace 81. and Chaplin
Bank Reward for return to Nike Must
rl1. 1fl1 Grace So l0Sl2-3l
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST n boy Who took sled from I'm
front Of Central Electric q. Saturday
evening viii return same TO Mrs. Archer
of Independent Ice Co.. viii pay liberal
reward Home phone Dag. 10S1T-1
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED q neat second maid. middle
aged woman preferred Good home FOR
right party. Call II. Il. 2u3- 101l1-3l
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LOANS AND PLAIN NOTES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOAR COMPANIH

LOAN COMPANIES
Lated nloer his hesdinE are mem
DsrS 81 lndsA2a Assocta uOn OF Lonn
Brokers DsaiiRxa With any ef these
Ars E1ETRntsSd = TIA Association.
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.-.-N over - years ~ a-a @. prepare tor
position az trait. manager to take eu-
..-- charge ~ shipping department saI-
fIF Sl~uu Fea- or better. experience
MN. .essarv r. willing tl learn Phone
Ben AIR. Miller. Jefferson Iiurrl- uuly
between M nua 7 and . sHd $50 Int
slew hy appointment pnlt 1850.
WANTEu-1eu @. IearU TRUNK NnakiuE.
apply National Veneer Prrlu.ts Co..
AZ ~-aaka. 1886 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30

NOTICE TO AUTO WRECKERS.
tention Magnetos. carburetOrs, copper or
brass tubing, windshield glass and win
dOws. Good curtains hair and cushions.
aAles. shafts and springs Come and see
me. o. Z. Ludwig Auto supply. 400 So.
Mich st 1865 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30

STOLEN-SIed with name on bottom,
from grocery store. Boy iS known
Return by Monday or arrest viii follow.
ESQ Chaplin 81 10sOS-3O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30

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business and personal leadership. should
appeal & every young man and woman
today. THE KELLEY BUSINESS
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Prepare for Your opportunity ut the
South Bend Business College. Catal"g
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-20
YANKEE AIRMEN SCORE
Bring Down Eighteen German
Machines on Marine.
French Observers Report Seeing
Thirteen of the Number Crash
to Earth.

With the American Army on the
Marine, July 19.-In the region over
which an American pursuit squadron
was patrolling and fighting Tuesday,
French observers report that Is
enemy airplanes were shot down.
Within the American lines it had
been considered sure that the Ameri,
cans had downed eight, and possibly
nine enemy planes.
Five Planes and Balloons Downed.
With the American Army In France,
July 18.-Ffve German airplanes and
one balloon were destroyed by Ameri.
can aviators in the fighting over Dor
mans on the River Marine.
Zenos Miller, of Wooster, Ohio,
brought down a balloon and fought OFF
three Fokker machines. Charles Por.
ter of New Rochelle, N. Y, knocked
down a German whose machine fell a
thousand feet. Francis Simmonds OF
New York, brought down two German
machines in the same flight. Arthur
Jones, from ear San Francisco
brought down one airplane and Ralph
O'Neil. of Nogales, Ariz., destroyed Q
two-seater.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-20
take SMALL VILLAGE
italian CavaIrymen Harass Aus
TRAN Forces in Albania.
Secure Number Of Prisoners and Cap
ture Great Quantities Of
Supplies.

Rome. July 19.-Dispatches from
italian headquarters report that Ital.
ian cavalry continues to harass the
Austrians In Albania.
A small village near the coast was
entirely cleared Of the enemy by a
calvary squadron, operating alone. A
number of prisoners were taken and
great quantities of material captured
The southern end of the town was
defended by machine guns and a few
neld guns. Cavalry rushed the guns,
capturing all of them, although many
of the Italians had to fight on foo.
after their horses had been shot.
The cavalrymen pushed on into the
town. There they all dismounted and
fought from house to house, the Aus.
TRANS using machine guns and gren
AIDES.
The whole staff Of the Italian squad
ron wal killed, but the others cap
tured the Austrian commander and his
stan. The remnants OF the enemy fed
northward, leaving the streets Uttered
with dead and wounded.
An entire trainload OF baggage was
captured and q number of prisoners
taken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-20
Germans Are viciousIy Attacking
On Both Sides of the
Rheims Salient.
ASSAULTS ARE FUTILE
Yankees Retain Their Ground at All
Points and italians and French
Withdrawn After Badly
Furnishing Foe.

London, July 19.-The Allied lines
on both sides Of the Rheims salient
are still being attacked viciously by
the Germans, but what gains they are
making continue to be small ones on
isolated sectors and seemingly are
confined to the region along the Marine
and Immediately southwest of Rheims.
Eastward from the cathedral city
in the Champagne, the French report
that they everywhere are holding the
enemy and keeping their line intact,
Notwithstanding the prodigious ex.
%penditure of shells by the Germans and
the determination with which their
troops are delivering their thrusts.
Americans and French Hold.
Everywhere the battles are being
stubbornly contested. and where the
French and Italians have been COM
PEELED to give ground II has been only
after the infiiction of extremely heavy
casualties or the invaders.
The Americans nowhere have been
forced to withdraw. On the contrary
near Fossoy, ear the bend Of the
Marine, between Chateau Thierry and
Dormans, they have made further I'm
provements in their positions. Like
their French comrades in arms, the
Americans also have engaged in VIC
lent fighting with the enemy.
Daily II becomes increasingly ap.
parent that the strategy of the Ger.
man high command in the present
battle has foremost in its c~onsidera-
ton the blotting out of the Rheims
salient and the Strengthening of the
line eastward through the Champagne
toward verdun. The hardest fighting
of Tuesday was southwest of Rheims,
where the enemy is ~endeavoring to
break through the hill and forest
region, reach the railroad running
from Rheims to Epernay and force the
evacuation of Rheims.
In these endeavors, the German war
office asserts, the Germans have driven
back the Allied troops on the mountain
of Rheims between Mantenal and
north Of Pourcy, the last named place
being a scant five miles distant from
the Rheims-E pernay railroad. The
French official communication admits
that the Germans hold the line west
OF Nanteuil-La Fosse, about q mile
and a half south of Pourcy and rela.
lively Ave miles west of the railroad.
The German war office IL now claim.
ing the capture Of $4,000 prisoners
since the present offensive began.
1t is reported that French reserves
have entered the fighting line along
the Marine and that to the north OF
La Chapelle-M onthodon they have re
captured lost territory. The Germans
also, as was expected, have brought
up fresh forces In an endeavor to push
forward their project in this region
There is a veritable deluge OF shelle
from the guns of both sides along the
entire Marine front.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-20
PERSHlNG SEES SMALL HOPE
Cables Roosevelt News That Son 10
Missing.

New York, July 19.-Colonel Theo.
dore Roosevelt, just before leaving
the city for Saratoga, N. Y, to attend
the Republican state convention, re-
ceived a ~cablegram from General
Pershing. which said:
Regret very much that your SON,
Quentin Roosevelt, reported as miss.
Ing. On July IA. with a patrol Of II
planes, he left on a mission Of pro.
tecting Photographic section. Seven
enemy planes were sighted and at.
tackled. Lieutenant Roosevelt did not
return. A member of the squadron re.
ports seeing n Of our planes fan out
of combat and into the clouds and the
French report an American plane was
seen descending. hope he may have
landed safely. Will advise you imne.
diately on receipt of further informa,
ton"
"PERSHING."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-20
Military Authorities at Washing.
ton Believe the Battle
Crisis Is Over.
BAKER VERY RET|CEN7
Secretary of War and General March,
Chief Of Staff, Decline to Com
ment Until More Complete
Details Are Available.

Washington, July 19.-Oficial re
ports from Generals Pershing and
Bliss came too late to permit military
authorities to draw conclusions on the
situation along the front where the
German offensive is still beating
against the American, French and
Italian troops, but 1t Is clear that
press advices indicate that the crisis
is past and the plans of the enemy
frustrated.
Secretary Baker would not express
an opinion as to what was to be
expected in France. General March,
chief of staff, was equally reticent and
deferred a mid-week conference with
newspaper correspondents on the
ground that his official advices would
not permit him to go very far toward
making clear to his hearers just what
is t~ranspiring at the front.
Avoid Too Much Optimism.
Apparently both Generals Pershing
and Bliss are observing great caution
in formulating their reports. They
have studiously avoided over-optimistic
statements from the first and it Is un.
derstood that their reports, which have
not been made public, have been con
fined strictly to the facts of the great
action that have been established be
yond question in every case. Among
officers generally, however, 1t was OBJ
vious that the battle was regarded az
more than half won.
Press accounts and the brief official
communicates from Paris and Berlin
have so far disclosed the situation, the
great thrust, starting over a sweep OF
more than so miles, has been narrowed
down in three days of fighting to only
one active sector where the enemy still
was moving sluggishly at last accounts
Sharp counter assaults by France
American forces in this sector, indi
Gated, it was thought, that still further
restriction of the active line was to
be expected.
D~egenerates Into Local Action.
In effect, officers said, the great OF
fensive already has degenerated into q
purely local action on a front of less
than 20 miles. This sector lies between
the point just east of the Original
American positions on the Marine In
the Jaulgonne sector to the wooded
region west of Rheims. To most OBJ
servers the center of interest was the
IL mile stretch on the south bank oil
the Marine which the enemy holds ant
thrust down the river valley toward
Epernay, and officers looked with par
ticular attention at the very hopeful
prospect of a counter stroke which
they believed might have importan'
results.
The Germans who have crossed tn,
river stand with both tanks exposed
and with their communication line,
seriously menaced. II was believes
that unless the Germans can wider
out their positions they will be com
PEELED to fall back to the river or fac,
the possibility of being trapped as tn,
A~ustrians were IN the Pave.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-20
Ocean Divides Bride and Groom.

Frederick City, Nd, July 19.-An
unique ceremony was performed when
Miss Goldie Anita Black of Thurmont
became the bride of Guy v. Lewis.
who is somewhere in France" The
ceremony in this country was per.
formed at the home Of the brides par.
ents by Rev. e. O. Pritchett, while
Lieutenant Warred. an army chaplain.
oficiated across the sea. The cere.
mony was arranged after considerable
preparation and cable communication
and everything was carried out stimuli.
taneously in the two countries.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-20
oil Pre-Emptions Permitted.

Mexico City, July 17.-Declaring OIL
lands can be denounced, President
Carranza has issued a new law, stat
ing that from Aug. l the "fundos Pc
trolifero" can be offered for recorded
legal notice of a claim for a concession
in free land. Lands that have been
held under title for exploitation for
oil will not be considered free lands
for denouncing, o will lands which
have been registered by the owners in
the ONCE of the secretary of com.
merce, In conformity with the tax law
Of February.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-20

Washington. July 19.-Parcels ad-
dressed In r of the postmaster at
New York to officers or men on Ameri-
can naval vessels or attached to ma
val bases and not to be forwarded
to the American Expeditionary forces,
do not come under the restriction
which has been placed upon parcels
addressed to oficers or men of the
Expeditionary forces, the Postofice
department advised all p~ostmasters.
Parcels addreassd to soldiers OF the
Hxpsditjonary forces must contain ar.
tleles REQUESTED By Tho addrsssee.