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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08

sun1ni, ipenn berfeibe gum Jriersn
ge6ra4t ipirb, fir ben 9anbel pertbs
los iDirb.
Grou gDa Gnuerpein BON SO.
219 Gorrejt Strabe, itarb geitern I'M
Utter DON 80 Sabren.
Der 14sidbrige Gorb Renball,
on Der parf Mbeniie in Gote Bril-
liante iDobnboft, fubr seifern an Der
Mf45ebnten Gtrabe unb Der Mleranz
bria pits auf feinem SnnbfdGitteH
bic Gtrabe 1inob uno iOllibirte nit
elmer GtrabsHbdbnsgar. Gr purbe IN
beipubtloIsm 3uitanbe ailfgeboreu
unb nad feiner Wohnilns sebra6t.
Cine lntsriu9ung ergab. bab er Ell
nen 5iiftsnbrii9 erlitten batte.
Iinf3sbn Minutsn, na4ben Der
neueriDdblte Jriebensri4tsr Sbeobor
8ertelsniann iein 2lmt angetreteH
bntte. ifnniebste Ct seitern George
SmitfIon q, unb Sreba Qeftor. 21,
beibe BON giunbolpb 60. Snb, in bic
ROieufeHeln Der ebs.
Grau gsb BON SO. 20 Deit
@ierte Strobe mel6ete geitern i'm po'
li5eiauartier. bdb nus ibrm lesrfte>
benben 6aus go. 215 Deft 8terte
Strabs bic fdmmtli@en ~9leirOhren
sefOblsn unb bic 8dhdlter fur has
abflubpaFer losgerifen uno ebeHs
fnls fortgstroeen tpurben.
Der 5rauensgerein Der gDang.
prOteit. ct. paulus Ganeinos piro
ii6 moreeu an bem 2ertenbegdngHib
Der psritor6enen gran aouife granB
bstbeilisen.
- Die erite Srbre, tpel9e ber
neu. Si9erbeitstommifdr .. Rieoel
an bic poli5ei srtbsilts, beitanD oarin
bab bic poIi5iiten fsirls Regeni9irme
irogen birfen unb IN uniform i'm
poli5siquartier gum Rapport eriaeis
nsn miiFsn. Dos @e4ieIn ber unis
form I'M pOIiSsiqunrtier piro ni6t
ns6r geitattst Derben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
Weipport.

Die Tnrport Cffise fir bas .gin.
einnafier gpltsbIatt1 bsfinbsf iif in
30. 339 gorf Strafe. eeaeniiber
oem Gunrthpnie, iuoisIbif Wfniafei.
ten, anseiseH n. |. NJ. Bis z ilhr
Abenbs entgegeHaeuommen wefosH.
stIepbon Epnth 240i.
Seiratbsidleine: Charles eneet,
20 uno Gbereio @naigon, 81. 8eioe
bon Cincinnati, O.; glrtbur GriHf-
iuuter, 81. iiiio 8enebiepe gIppIeman,
81, @eiDe bon grootsDiae, o.; @ul.
Gonip1p, 4i. non Chicago uno @nna
~. Garnlnn, "a, BON gincfn,
noti; Sbos. Moran, 81, unb Georsie
sSilIler, 2f, Deioe BON Columbus, 8. !;
9ipbert Y. 9iegebcI, hon GiHcitinnti
imo 2nirra Q. @rmbt, BON Refpport,
sip. Somer SnBI.er. 81, nnb WseIiua
Gain. is. 8eiOe BON SpriusiieIo, 8.
geiietiteI. ger1nSeriingen: Gaip-
renee HieDinger an ssuitine Bittel.
nieper. cine Sot an Der Gillette Der
brighton StrnBe, iii6lih Der 10. Ctr.
33 bel SO SUB, ST; sIlife s. SinDile
on @nIter %. Bbitton. eilie Got bon
26 bel ito 6uB, an Der 8. stDeirue IN
Dnpton. 81; @ul. gued'ner an 2aip-
renee Nie6inger, cine Got BON 80 bei
203 fsuB an Der sseitieite Der Sigh.
Iauo slpenue. i'm $igbIano GiIrift,
81; Q. &earcn an 9. 8. @iainnis,
cine Got BON 80 BEL 100 SUB an Der
Siioieite bon @riliairt slpe., 81.
Eic sfabt-QoninriiIdre bieitcn|
seiiern gormittns eine Spe8iaIiitina
ab. 81 weI8er en- 5abIrei&es pubIp
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eabiHa 8irfel.

Die erfie gerfammlunq bts ga,
btnas 3irtels I'm neu.n Sdbr fanb dm
5reitas Ro6mittag, osn 4. Sanuar.
I'M 6nnieImann 5empel Itott. Die
uusfdeibenoe prGiibentin, sgrGl Gil,
fnbetb Graner iMiiallirts bic neu.
grdiioentin unb giceptGiibentiH. Die
Beamten fir bas sSubr 1913 iino:
SSrau aaroline M. 9lieter, prdiibens
tin; syrau gmma @eis, giceprGIibens
Tin; Grnu Mrna Dl. griidner. Setre,
tdrin; syrau guiiIie Sermingbduf,u,
fyindn3Istretdrin; 5rau GIflabstb
56bHi. S6dbmeifterin;y. Grefutips
apmmittes: Die Jrduen katherine
@iift, 9lfpins QUIT urb gliidbstb
Gilbert.
Die grdiibentin eruGrrIte folgenbes
llrterbnltiingstommittes: FRI. 6ulba
DnrBissr unb be syrdusn Olga 6urts
rnonn. 9anlbtd. Serttpig uIrb aeIler.
Der 3irfel nnbm aud ipieber brei
rstue Wlitglwber Guf. Die Rnnen Der
Bednten unb Der beridIebenen aoms
nittssn besefgen. baB bns Wcbl bes
Gobinas3irtels m beDdbrtsn 5dns
ben Iisst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
I'm Chicago
ST Der @srtebr irfOIss oss ungebeursn
S&usefaIls bonn Sunntas NOD
fait gang unterbrodeu.
Die GOrti4affuns Der risfissn S9uses
mafien fait unm0sIid.

GbieesO. SG.. 7. San. Bier.
uno3paH5is Stunoen nab oem aufs
hopsR oes gang oubsrOrosntIihsn
S6nesiturmes, bon benz Gbieaso an
SOHntas beimseiuht purbe, mar Der
StrnbsnDertsbr in Der Stabt nod isbr
far. 6e5inbert. Der 9srtsbr phr gum
srObkn 9beil auf bic pfaoe bes
idrdntt, bic bon ben Strabsn6abns
ipnssons se0ffnet porben parsn, bic
aber aud nur longiam our4 Die tiefsu
S5ucbaufsu bupatnntsn. bic nuf tsts
Den Seiteu Der GeIeiIe aifsetbiirmt
mdren.
Die Stant mar i'm Stonbe, 1000
4rbeiter fir bas StraBenreinigungss
0epartenRnt su beiomHisn, inoem re
GrtraISbne Offerirte, unb trpBSsm
aud priputfirmen Der Stant WGnnsr
unb Wdssn sur @erfiisune seifellt.
battsn Bis gum abenb tie S9nsebous
Isu uitbt ipsisutIi9 abseucmms1. @isIe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
4eburtem.

Winidm unb Roie 9auier, 2745
Spring @rope 2tDenue; &nd6e.
Stanlep unb Settle 4iton; 1922
2ingo Strabe; WGb9en.
Clifford uub RCrnla Ruberg, 1438
Worlop 4penue; &ndbe.
9eorse unb 5enriette piitOr, 1436
2atalan StraBe; anabe.
Sacob unb Wlarp S6ebr, 3815
gOr6en Strabe; WSdb4en.
Aalter unb Inna Roq; 6035 garep
apeuue; anabe.
Dulter unb Msrle SdtpesIer, 4019
Surril Strdbe; Utdb9er.
9eorge unb Sennie palmer, 1867
ehufe Strube; anabe.
5arrp unb 2ilIie Renner. 1172
Gebdr 9lbenle; Mdb6en.
Ro6ert unb 6ilbd Sau9er, 4519 5Os
mer 40enue; anabe.
Geo. uub 2ucie aittle, Wabifon>
bile; &ndbe.
Ger. unb Carrie gedler, Mabifons
bile; Mdbfen.
SEQ. unb @rdce gOung. 6211 prsns
tiee StroBe; WGb6er.
gbarles unb 2end GrnIt, 5408
Wdrb 2loenue; Mdb6eu
Robert urib Stefld 2utas, 63o4
Desmond Strdfe; Mtdb6er.
9eorge unb gleonord 9plTenmdner,
514 DdnSribes Strabe; Ndb6en.
Gbpdro unb 9fanes Brute, 1912
SobH Strabs; andbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
Eeutid,es . 9beater.
Sas sniipieI Der @ta snmSerseH." I"

Ger 0ornerBpeia bes 6euti9ameri
fnniff)en GtaotperboItbes but oI4 tn
bieiem Sabre Die RatbeHiteIle tiir cine
6elrtide Heoterporiteaung iibernom-
nen, Die ndditen aonrrtag itnttftnbet.
aluf beln GpieIplGn itebt aboIf Sar.
ronge's ent5iiden6es auItiptel Der
&,eg gum Ser5en". IooIf 2'arronge
perbanfen mir nieIe berrIihe 8iibnen.
perfe, ME YNletn 2eopolS, .Gr.
a1aiis", rSajemann's S6tter-
.Gonrpagnon" un6 bteIe nu6ere. 9ieie
brillorten Gtiide beberrihen ben
SpieIpIan aIler 8iibneu beS Ssn- mo
gllsIanoes, nnnertlih bot Der @eg
gum &er5em1 ben Reio Der eipigen
ssaieenS boa unb gnH3 bebalten. Gas
Stiif III i'm pabriten Sftrie elm ettes
sSnmilien.9uitfpiel, foitIib aifee6uit
eoIbieer, ionlliger Suntor burGipebt
pom anfang bis 5rrn Gt6e bic Sarto.
lung uuo Die tiefe WtornI, bic oem
treffIi6en Glide su @runbe Iiest, er.
bebt ,9er @es sum Ser5eu" 81, Ell.
nem Der nIIereriten grseiigniiie Der
gifhnenliterotiir.
Iie SduptroGen ipieIeu GIie
Sdni6-Gortp, Selene aodl, 8era
geaper. SeIene giirger. @iIlp Eieb.
rid, gsar ssiirgens. q. Meper.gigen
uno 9. WsiiIIer- -Sabricius.
Heierpierte Cite iino bel BOB &
oafantp apofbefe, giue unb t2. Str,
Eel. gonnI 15i7, ioipie on Der 9og
Office bes Gr1no Spera Soufe 5u
babcn. &ih perben an oieieu Stel'
len oie llultrliffnrten grgen refer.
pierte Site eingeloit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
Seaebme mmb 9abtum.

- Matbilbe Geifert DON gto. 920
Sedite apeuue, Sapton, ftarb geItern
i'm allter Don 65 Jabren.
= Sotparb 8. 9allentine bon go.
1872 Jafrfielb 2lDenie, BeIleuue, III auf
BEN iylnssf4tff ralcba- sum eritm
2liiiItsuten bss GbefISdi4iuiteu er'
nannt iporben.
= Der DeiitIds sproteftantifte lin
teritiiBuues48unb bon 9apfon pirb
feuie @benb i'm 5aufe SO. 636 Geaite
2tDeuue feline Sibung abbltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January Z.
1918, as required by the Act of Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
gritif9er 3srF5rer tors
pebirt uub oerfsutt.
2onbon, z. San. - Gin britt
ifer S6rpeboboots3erit0rer 1T I'M
1litteIIdHoii4en Mieer tprpebirt unh
berIentt iporbsr, trie am @beno pcnh
Morine Wsiniitertum ansetiinbist
ipuroe.
Die idumtlihsn Offt5iere beg Ger
itDrers purbeu gerettst, uber aebn
Utdnn bon Der 9efaBuns fameH ums
Geben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08

4utonobile, Die IN Der Sonntas 1d9t
itedeu se6lieben pnren, itateu AUD
nod in Der WOntng 4a6t feft. Die
Sarico6 &ompagnie bei9rdntte ibs
rem @erfebr auf Straben, bic DON ben
StrnbenbabnpaseH fa9r6or Sema9t
Doroen tpnren.
@s tomrten feine Mfil95iige an,
uub es iit cine 5rase, Ob bic @asen
am MorgeH bdtteu Wtif9 ablieferr
t6nnen, tpenn tpirtlid 3iige Ddbreno
Der Ra9t angefommen pGrer. Die
3eittlngsablieferung NOR I'M % BIS
so proaent bei6rdrft unb cine 3eis
tung aa6 bas Drudm elmer 9luflage
am Ra4mittag otrf, neil ss ni4t
moglia mar, iie on bic @gentsu ab3us
liefern.
Gas @etterzgureou mar ni9t i'm
Stanbe, srOft gu fpeHbeir. gs tiinbig'
te S4neegeitO6er uno uiebrtgers
Semperatur Biz Wlinnefota, Discon'
FIN, Soma, SGinois, Syrt6iana uHb bas
iiibltfe Mi6igon an.
paFagisr3iige tamsn I'M etne Biz
o4t Stunbeu perIpdtet on, unbJrafts
siige blieben pielfo3 gong iteten. au9
bic 9oritubt5iige paren gum grDbten
Sbetl eingsi6nett, bic 9roBsn Stabls
iperte am Iiibliden gnoe oes Mi4is
gan Sees papsn fait gang ouBsr Be-
tris6 pessn bes S4nees, Der bic
Ransirb06e onfiiGte unb neil Saus
fenbe BON Irbeitern ni4t nm Stanbe
paren, bic glnIugen gu errei9eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
Mfberfpruh.

Drei Sage BIN i4 iest in ben
sottlpfsr Weit uuh bret sags regnet
es IN Str6men. - 9a perbe i9 rti4
aus bera Staube MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
am siseutu TGeifd.

rWarum tommt benn bellt' Der
arititsr, Der bod fouft INNER labt
unb pibeIt, 70 fudsteufelnilb aus
benz Sbenter91
.Selit' baben ale bic Didtsr, bic
er f9on bernnterseriHeu, fem stgenes
Stiif aussepfiffsul-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
Ole 30 a DIT Ser Gidtung.

.es lit bod etrpas S6ones, Coles
nm Die 9ittfunit, nidt tpabr9"
ia muB id, SSbnen reft gebeul sir
meine neue @lan5pidie babe i'd aud
n ponr @erie MAIDEN Iaiien. ;. on
TT BET sl6ias uui oag 9oppeIte geftie-
gen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
BraHsn.Hsssin ssr 0ssnaa. prssra. Ct.
RanIns sllrdtr.

Tie g1itgfieoer cbiaen Bereins lperbeH t6fI.
erfu6s'. am @ittpe6 q. Q. Saruar. In Der
ef. 5sanlis aifcbe 10 tiH5ufinbfH, Inn Der
terficlbsHeu estirsifer Tsau eruife GraHss bic
ietse Gbxe sn ertpeiien.
Hrnn Hgt<frn eaESiarsrn. zrH.
Hrnn 0fc. Ganf5, SEN. if9l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
Fred. A. Erschell

eeiflsnbeifatttr nnb GinbaIiamirer
7u.YorE Str, yleuport, Gp.,
xsissben. ecutb ss unb eonfb acso.
Wsrsubsia ciiin; euano s57 . Z.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
@ereins.Mnss:aen
iserbinano 9aiialle @lub.

eerernIberfantmItra mit g5enmteHnabl nm
9ieniiua. g. ssnnunr, gbeHbs ubr I'm Ners
Iiaes Grfcheiner biitet
IT Otto Q. Soefsr Seiretdr.
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True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January Z.
1918, as required by the Act Of Octo.
Der 9Th, 1917.
Imeritanff der 9ampfer
gefranbet.
Gin tauabif9er utlanti ;
+ der Safen, 7. Sauuar. - Der
omerttanii4e Sampfer r4ugloumene4
III an Der Satorp SnIel. IN Der 9tGbe
Der aiiite BON geusS9ottlanb, ees
itranbet unb sebt an ben SeIieu in
Stiide, tpie cine Guu.eubepd6e be-
riatet. Die 9epef9e fiigt bin5u, baB
bic BeIaBung nou einem Shlepper unb
sinem Sampfer sersttet tpOrbsH iei.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati ON January T..
1918, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9Th, l9l7.s
9eute unb @erlufe bsr
8riten i'm SABRE 1917.
2ouoou, 7. San.-Das &risgss
uriuifterium bat cine 9etauHtma4ung
iiber bic @erIuite unb bic Beute Der
Sriten i'm Sabre 1917 oerDffentli4t.
gs eebt baraus beroor, bab an allen
5ronten 114,544 @efangene seTa9t
unb 781 @eIdiBe erbeutet puroeH.
tpGbrenb 28,279 Mann IN 9efansens
Ibaft gerietben uub 1876 9efdiibe bers
loren gingen. Oetnillirt 1T Der geri4t
folseuoer:
WeitIi9er &riegsidauplaB: 1873
gefansene gena9t unb 531 Gef4iiBe
srbeutet unb 27.20O Mann in @efanz
senf9aft seratbeu unb 166 @ei4iiBt
oerIoren.
galdfinu: 1886 @efansene ge-
troat unb 108 9eT9iibe srobert.
Wieippptdmien: 1894 Sefangens
semaht unb 124 @eIdiiBe erbeutst
Gs gtngsn nur auf benz tDeitli9en
Rriegsi4auplab Gef9iiBe perIpren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08
gerlanst-@cibIif.

GtHe cute mttteliabrtge Srau
tlr Ieitate 8nitsGr6eit Nu9sutrugen 1926
eSaInut Strabe. bO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08

@erlangt-RGnnlidJ.
gOrter tn GaIoOh go OF 8fpeite etrabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January z.
1918, as required by the Act OF octo-
ber 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-08

ate Sebsrs Detten-ggir besdblen oie
po6iien Bretfe fir oiefeIbeu; mir nerOen ooIs
iDredbeu. rueun berd@rt6tigt Gbrefie: >. g,
500 Eefi Sehfts Str. Eel Canal $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
DISASTER TO HUNS MAY
Re ISSUE OF BATTLE.

PARIS, Nov. 5.-The great allied
offensive on the western front has
now shifted into a decisive battle.
In the opinion OF French critics.
Hindenburg must either throw his
forces into a grand engagement to-
ward Sedan or else retreat behind
the Meuse river.
Marcel Hutin, noted French war
expert. points out in the Echo De
Paris that the retreat has now be-
come so hasty that Il may develop
into disorder and then into disaster
Huns Task Difficult.
The FrancO-American advance on
Longuyon and Montmedy has made
much more difficult the German task
OF saving their forces on the eastern
side Of the Meuse river.
Lieut. Col Rousset. military critic
OF the Petit Parisien. believes that
Hindenburg may attempt a stand
on the Avesnes- Hirson- Mezieres. line
but that Will he very difficult since
IL has already been turned on tho
northern side and throttled on the
southern side
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
WET AND DRY CONTEST
INTERESTS OHIO.
international News Service:

international News Service:
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 5.-Ohio's
first war time election in 90 years
is being held today for the election
OF governor, % congressman, MEM
bers OF the state legislature, mem
.bers Of the state supreme court and
local officers. For the first time IN 40
years there are but two tickets In
the field-the republican and demo-
cratic-as the prohibitionists and
socialists failed 10 qualify TO secure
places on the ballots.
Gov. James NJ. Cox. democrat. and
former Gov. Frank 3. Willis, re-
publican. are opponents for the
third time. Cox seeking reelection
TO a third term.
Ohio is also voting on the wet-dry
proposition, and interest in this
contest runs as high as in any con-
test being fought today. Both sides
admit that the result will be very
close in all contests. but both par
ties claim victory. as In the case with
the vets and drys. Betting on the
gubernatorial race favors Cox over
Willis by odds OF about 10 TO to-
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
The New Principle of Race Appreciation
BY GARRETT p. sERvIss.

the back ground. or. so TO speak.
onto the dust heap, for 400 years.
The condition TO which the lack OF
race-appreciation has reduced them
is graphically indicated by the kol-
lowing words Of Mr.. Means:
The people used 10 build houses
which were not only tasteful and
picturesque, but were airy and cool
as well. They had gable roofs.
made in thick thatch. and thick
walls OF adobe. There were win
dows of various odd and quaint
shapes, as well as doors. When one
compares these admirable structures
TO the wretched. fiimsy huts made of
cornstalks and old tin cans which
serve the people today. he sees how
much better was their old condi e
TONS"
Truly. race-appreciation appears
a promising field for craftsmanship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
ALBERT ROY ALLEN.

Albert Roy Allen. 30 years old.
died at his home. 21S Sycamore St.
at 1895 O'Clock Tuesday morning
following an II days illness of
pneumonia. He is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Aneta Allen. one daugh-
ter, Martha Lois, his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. @. F. Allen OF Nj. Vernon,
Ill, FIVE brothers. William of VAN
pam. Wis, Howard Of Jackson,
Tenn. Kenneth Of Lincoln, Ill.
James OF Mississippi, Frank of
South Bend. and seven sisters, Mrs
Rosa. Searcy OF shrdlu cmfwyp
Rosa Couples OF Searcy, Ark. Mrs.
Emma Chandler Of Memphis. Tenn.
Mrs Gertrude Nerrang OF Ben
ton Harbor. Mich, Mrs. a. F. Ham
mond Of Mt Vernon, H., Mrs NJ
s. Conklin. Mrs w r. Bradley and
Miss Jessie Allen, all of Rockford,
I'll.
Mr.. Allen was born in South
Haven, Mich, on Aug. 6. 1888. He
had lived here seven years. coming
here from Benton HarbOr, Mich.
He was married on Feb. 4. 1914. 10
Miss Aneta Biddle of this city. Flu
neral services will be held at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon at the resi-
dence. Rev. Saunders will officiate
and burial will be in Highland GEM
etery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
MAY LIFT BAN
LAST OF WEEK
Influenza Situation Said to be
Rapidly improving in
This City.

With a continuance OF present
weather conditions. the influenza in
South Bend will have abated suffi-
ciently. Il IS believed. By the end Of
the week 20 permit the lifting OF the
health boards ban by midnight
either Friday or Saturday.
While DR.. Emil g. Freyermuth,
secretary Of the city board Of health
would make no positive statement
Tuesday regarding the report that
the ban Is 10 be lifted the last OF the
week. he would not deny the truth Of
the report He appeared TO be
pleased with the situation general
ly declaring that the disease Is
rapidly declining.
DIT. F'reyermuth visited the fac
tories OF the city Monday afternoon
and reported Tuesday that the num-
her OF employees away from work on
account OF the disease has been
greatly diminished.
Numerous appeals have been
made 20 the health board by minis
ters OF the city 10 at least lift the
ban on the holding OF church serv-
ices next Sunday. but DR.. Freyer-
muth declines 70 give out any state
meat regarding his probable action
until he has made a further inves-
tigation in the actual situation.
The number or cases Of the disease
reported TO the health department
Monday and Tuesday IS lower than
that OF any day during the past two
weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
WOMEN VOTE FIRST
TINE IN GENERAL ELECTION.
rational News Service /:

International News Service.
NEW YORK, Nov. Women OF
New York state voted today for the
first time in a general election. For
the first time they also appeared as
election officers
Large crowds OF men and women
were assembled at the voting places
in this city when the polls were
opened at 6 o'clock this morning.
one hour longer than in any pre-
vious election
Betting odds in the city on the
gubernatorial contest fluctuated dur
ing the morning hours. At times
Gov. Whitman was favored at odds
OF nine TO FIVE. Several wagers were
laid at these odds after which the
quotation broke 10 six 70 Ave.
Several small wagers were made
that Alfred E. Smith would carry
New York city by 100000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
MRS. MARY BAKE.

Mrs. Mary Bake. q years cid,
died at her home. SOS s. KOsciuszko
St, Tuesday following a five days
illness OF pneumonia. She Is sur
vived by her husband. Henry Bake
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Brouw, four sisters. Mrs. Athiel De
2aete OF this city, and three In Bel
GUM. and six brothers, all in Bel
GUM.
Mrs. Bake was born in Belgium
on oct. %. 1891. and came TO this
country FIVE years ago. Funeral SER
vices will be held at the Sacred
Heart church at 9 o'clock Thursday
morning. Rev. Charles Fisher will
officiate and burial will be in Cedar
Grove cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
SUES For REPAIRS

SUIT was filed in the superior
court Tuesday morning by Marvin
Moon against the Producers Union
Dairy CO. and John r. Steel The
plaintiff alleges that the defendant
John r. Steel rented a Ford truck
from him I'm the name OF the Dairy
Co. in July. 1913, and kept II IS
days and that while the truck was
In the defendants possession a
fender and the radiator was dam
aged beyond repair and that the
plaintiff was compelled to replace
these things and have other work
done on the truck 70 get Il IN work
ing order again. The plaintiT
claims these repairs cost him
$3.50 The plaintiff asks S74.6O
and the costs OF the court action.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
MRS ELIZABETH WAGNER.

Mrs Elizabeth Wagner, 6S years
old, died at EpwOrth hospital at
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday morning fol-
lowing a six weeks illness of cancer
OF the stomach. She is survived by
two sons. DR.. Earl P. Wagner. 413
n. Michigan St. and William F.
Wagner, 1902 Lincoln way w; one
sister, Mrs. Cora d. Sarle OF Chi
cago: seven grandchildren, jeanette.
Helen Louise. Mary Elizabeth and
Earl p, jr., the children OF DR..
Wagner, William. Howard and Rob-
ert, the children OF William Wag-
ner: one aunt, Mrs. Christina Shet-
terley OF San Francisco, Calf; an
uncle. William F. Adams OF REG
elsville. Pa: two cousins. Mrs Ryell
T. Miller OF this city and Mrs.
Fanny Davis OF Seneca Falls. n. Y;
a nephew. William Sarle OF Misha-
wal1a. and g niece, Mrs. Harry A.
Wood OF Los Angeles. Calf.
Mrs. Wagner's parents came 10
this county in 1914, making journey
from Seneca. y. Y, by wagon. They
settled in German twp, where Mrs.
Wagner was born on May 26. 1850
She had lived in st. Joseph county
all her life, and was married 20
Da MEL Wagner in 1873.
The funeral will be held at 3
O'Clock Thursday. from 413 n. Michi-
gan St, the Rev. L. s. Davis oficiat-
ing Burial will be in Riverview
cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
SENATE SESSION Is
RECORD FOR BREVITY.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-The SEN
ate, or rather six senators who were
present. signalized election day by
holding OF the shortest session Of
thai body on record. Just one min
ute was required for the senators to
act en- a motion by Sen. Hoke Smith
of Georgia. for an adjournment IN
til noon tomorrow.
Vice Pres't Marshall was IN the
chair and when he put the motion
Sen. Smiths voice was the only one
heard The aye appears 10 have
H." remarked the vice president
smiling
Besides Sen. Smith the other SEN
atOrs present were Culberson and
Sheppard OF Texas; Lenroot Of Wis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
HUNS THROW $4,000
MEN IN BATTLE
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portant railway center. One hundred
pursuit and 50 bombing planes took
part In this operation and more than
five tons OF bombs were dropped.
Thirty enemy planes were destroyed
and three enemy balloons were
brought down only seven OF the
American machines falling TO return.
Text OF Statement.
The text OF the communique fol-
lows:
ION the entire front from the
Meuse TO the Bar, the first army
continued its advance. on the ex-
IRENE right breaking down the last
efforts OF the enemy 10 hold the high
ground, our troops drove him into
the valley OF the Meuse. and forcing
their way through the forest OF Dieu-
let. occupied Laneuville, opposite
the important crossing or the Meuse
at Stenay. The Beaumont tenay
road Is in our possession and our
troops are on the heights overlook
ing Beaumont