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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
Inter Suppelter anflase ptrbaFtet.

Ter 25iabrige Wtdi6inilt @Iareuee
2ilpblaoe, ser bos .Sbonta &otel"
ais ieine &breiie aneab, urLO Die 21-
jabrige Coma SesRorto, Is. uno Glm
tStraBe tpobnboft, fpuroen gcitern
qlbeno BON BEN 9eteftipS Sduaeblc
ino @Ilerrei6er oerboftet un6 iDer-
ben beite ben 8imoesbeboroen iiber-
ipieicn, I'M ra6 GIepeImlo, g., 5iI,
riidtraflSportirt 5u teroelt.
Die gerbofhna erfolete alti &c.
treiben Der glebeIau6 8eboroeH, nle
2ilipblooe beifulotsert ii6 Der Nili-
tirausbebuug eut5oeeu Su baben, in-
Dem er bic Siam perIieb, obne ieiueit
Sraeebceert naissifiinen irlo tpieOer
einsufeHben. Gbenio miro er Der @er.
letune bes 0,afm'ideu @eieees &C.
gen peibe Sfldberei beifptloiet, neil
er, ipie er itno oos @Gibhen eillge.
ftanoen haben, felt 5ipet sSabreR, als
er ous &estere In ssafioi1oile, ssIa.
trdf, NIT oeHrfelbeH i'm 2nnbe rmber.
reiIte unS nit ibr Iebte, obHe geiee-
LID aetratlt gu ieiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
Meblnerfdmfe
@eroeu bentndtit bebeuterO perrin'
aert lreroeu uriiNen,
Da fir bic 9lIiirten ipeitere Wsissn'
porrGtbe ben6tbist fper0eu.

Wafbington, "a. SaHllar. lin
einen aroben leberf6uB DON Meb( be-
bufs 2fusfubr on bic 4Iiirten gu
esfAaffeH, siebt bic gtabrungsmittels
2C6miniitrdtioH einen plan in @rpds
aung, burt) fpeI8en Der llmfdb an
Webl bur9dpea bonn Willer an Bis
sum aorflrmenten berriusert tperberl
fol. Weiiller, 9rcceriiten, aletnbdnbs
Ter uno Bidder fperbeu fpnbri4einlif,
dnaepiefen iperben ibre MeblpertGufs
ouf 70 grossnt bes bisher umgeieB=
ten Qlantums su rebu5iren.
Da bic aIiirten apif4en 75,000.s :
600 unb 100,000,000 ipeitere 8ufbel
Weisen perlangen, bat bic Rabrungss
ntttel Qlomtttitrdtipn 9ertebruuge1
9etroffen, 80 9roSent Der MehIpro>
buttion 2lmerita's su iibernsbmen unb
hiraus tpernen Dunn bic 9orrdtbe fir
bic 9fusfubr auseeipdblt iperoen.
Die 9edmteH Der Ha6runasmittels
4buliuiitration gIauben, Dob bic @ers
eintats Stdaten 100000 9ufbsl
@eissn in GeitaIt bon MeR DOR Der
rsuen ausrttaHiihen GrHte abgebeu
tonHeH, obns bic nmsritanifdeu 9ors
rGibs su aefdbroen.
True translation filed With the Post
master at Cineinnati ON January "a,
1918 ne raouirad hv fha Act of 0efa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

Gdiffen befosf, bdb nur rim sinaisfs
ileines Sdiff Derisnft tpurbe. Gin
9ampfer ipurbc obne grfolg dnges
sriffen.
True translation fled with the Pos:
master at Cincinnati on January "a,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
ber 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
0sIs, ssass sus asaeu IN ae,u ysrs

Osf1ailspspiere purosH ~ BK--ss<<
tiSgentirt. Bs1fe auf 2ozsoa parfu ftefia
HiF 90 1aef el.72, 9ommereiat Bins. 20
Tspss eL7iT. Sidf A75H. &abel.
aapsiisaasn tA7e 7Ji6, ,tanss Sibt
s.72. 9d6d $40; D2ari. feim Gusti.
rsassa; Ksenen, isins GuctiruuseH. Ssi'
iduSff6e Wuibsn GiAt 4S4t. Rdbt 4sH,
yy:se SiAf e45, RABBI a,4g. Hstd Si4f
~; Raid tx, silber Harea S7sk.
WaifaniIAe Collars zoe.
Gsfisamsrft--ErUessit bsr hsuis
iser fAn sab BE 4saIs uaseressIt. 9ss
linliss tsliH ~ asf unssidbr ss5.ooe
Rssif pistu ish-- Tk eH% etbsrtg
GssbS iAfoHeH ~ -. bic srtsn tss 5u
Sd1o nab ow JssifsH ~ 10 ss.UT-ss.ia,
ase.~e~g- sssst~~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

4epfsI. scnntbnn $50
$500 Der Bbf. Gmofe6ouie $3.50
1900 per BEL; Mombo afspfel $425
l--4.50 per 8bl. Grimes @oIben $6.s
100 pet gbI.; @off gffper $3.50 per
IBbl.: 9}ippfls $4.5O--5 500 per gbi.;
|orbindre Gortsn 75t--$1.0O per SOL.
8frneM - Gisfers $3.50-400
per gbI.
zomntoes. - Srsibbaus Is
20e per plumb.
Rarfpfftfn. - ginbeimif4e
$3.0O-3.25; Winigan $2.65 rs
pen 100 pfuno God duf bem G<ieiIs.
GdbfartoffetH. - Vantn
Gdl $2.00-2.25 Der 6mpr.
Gurfen. - Sreibbnus S1.75--
200 per Dubsnt.
araut. - OGnif9es $500
5000 per 9on unb $450-55O per
Bbl.
stedrabsn - $2.4o-2.5o
per gu.
@eiBs Raben. - $2.5o-2.75
per gbl.
3misbeln. @elbe $2.25--
ESQ; ipsibs $2.50-2.75 per bunbsrt
pfunb Snd auf oem Gsisife.
GriHe BobueH. - Siiblide
$3.50--4.OO per 6amper.
~
&aroftem - Ginbeimii9e 81
30 per gbl.
5su. - gso. / 5imotbp $3.50;
no. 2 1imotbp $30.50-3I25; Ro.
3 1motbn $29.50-30.50: To. 1 se'
mii4tr ai.e $31.0O; SO. 2 semif6s
ter alee $30.0O-30.5O; g1o. / alee
$3.50; go. 2 ales $32.00-33.s :
90; alfalfa $30.0o-34.00; Roes
gsnifro6 $t5.O0-15.50; gBebsuftrob
s1450-15.0o; 5aferiirob $14.5o-
1900 per Sonne.
Whbfenfutter. - Marft lsbs
bdft. - alsis $38.O0-38.50; glio,
blinss braune $44.00-4500; peibs
$4,000 400; semt9tss Gutter
$45. .50-46.0O.
GGmereien. Marit feft;
&lssiamsu $18.00-19.75; per Yu.
pom Stors; Gimofbp S3.80-4.20;
Jladsiamen $4.25 per Bu.
Derf4iebensa.
Dele. - Wartt ifetis. - aeinol
robes S1.23 per GdLlone IN partien
Don ID gbl.; 1---9 Ganonen se,
io4tss $1.24; so. l 2drb5l, $1.O8-
110; @intsrsSeft $1.25-1.30; Gots
ton Snb Oil raft. $1.32 per GalOne;
Srpentm 53c In partiem Don Is
UaB; Petroleum, Sbio Carbon State
Seft 93e; Spe5ials Sorte lot; Reb
Groom GafOIin 24c; Tapbta Cor per
GalIone.
Gala. - Ger Warit ijt fer. =
Sbio RiDsr $2.01 per 86l. BON 100
a,tunb, Dubrlpbn bin5nsefisi.
SaIg. - Wartt fart. - prima
Gitp, 17a-1se; bo. GouHtrp Is
15he per gflmS.
Robltn. Martt rubig. pittss
burg S5.00-6.00; aonaDba $500
600; Rut unb Slad $450-5.75 per
Tonne abseliefsrt. Rail4loie Stiids
ioblen $50; antbra5ite $1,000 per
9snns abssliefert. Gote fotet $500
$50 per Sonns abgeIsfest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
Mmsiudrtise Mdrfte.
Tsp yOrt, "a. SnulIdr.

Vtu I, n. sJIIIlul.
Belidiorn. - Wedrft feit; Gilh
brieb glo. 3 gslbes $182 un5 Ro. 3
semil4tss $50 Soften uHo 5radt
Rem gorf fofDrti9sr 9sriaHbt; alr>
eentinis $2.05 aoi;H uno Jra9t Rsip
Yorf BET 4utunfi.
Safsr. = Wartt fart; $1.o1.
3udr. - Robsr, Marft itetts;
Centrifugal 5000; MolnFes nOmi'
Hel; rdfiHirter 3udr. iietie; fsiH
sranulirter S7.45.
Der Wartt fir bic anbsrsu slrtitsI
blrb uHperGneert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
gbfeaaa "a. s,auuor.

g 4peine - 3ufubr 10000;
Wartt langiam; Butt $16.30-16.s
65; lsidts $15.75-16.55; ssmii4ts
$16.O0-16.65; fftpers $16.00-16.>
20; rolik $16.Oo-1615; JerteI
$12.75-15.00.
Rinbpieh. - 3afubr 14,00O;
Diartt itstia; 9atipe Siiere $3.50
1890; StOdsrs unb 5seoers $40
1880; aiihe nHb Seifers $6.10-11.=
So; 2dlber $9.25-1650.
9 9afe. 3ufu6r 14,000;
Wart itetig; Detbsrs $9.70-13.25;
9dmmer $14.51l775.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
ghieeso, "A. Ssanuar.

gbicosO, "a. Sanuar.
Delf4torn. = Jiir Rai $1.25s-
1851; ON S4Gub S1.26s. Sir Mai
81. .24s-125; ON S6lub $1.24s.
5aier. = Sir Wldrs 79Ar8Ose;
ON S4lub s0sc. i5ar Wai ia
1916; am S4Iub 774c.
Rosseu- = RO. 9, nominsa.
grfts. = $140-1.6O.
SimothD. - $5.oO-8.26.
Slice. = $21 1.00-30.00.
PORT. - Cir San. $47.22-47.30;
ON S4Iub $47.2 Sir gIai $45.S5
1897; am S4IuB $45.97.
Sdmal3. = Jiir Gan. am S9iub
$24.62. Sir Nai $24.S7-25.O0; am
S6tub $24.92.
Rippenisitsn. - 5iir .san. $23.87
'-24.00; ON S9iuB $23.S7. 5iir
Rai $24.30-24.40; am S9IuB
$24.37.
Butter. = Worft unpsrGnSert.
Gisr. - 3ufabr 704 Riften; RGrtt
tinperGRDert.
&artoffeIn. = 3ufabr u Cars;
Wdrtt unOerdubert.
Gefliisei. 2ebenoes, Wsartt boz
Der; 5dbne 25e; Sprinsers 23se
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
9pffnumssnpa
glsubert ii9 Der oeutIte ReidstaH3Ier
bssiisIid Der lluterbanolunssn m
greifsQitppsf.
Gr ertpartst mod INNER, bob iie bofb
stnen siiHitisen a6faluB finoel-

Berlin, bia 2pnbrn, "a. San.
Der beutide aei6stdn5Ier @raf bon
SertIi,s ertIdrte in ietner aebe, Die
.er ON Donnerftag Dor Dem Rei9stag
6isli, bab er nod an Der Soffnung
feitbalte. oab bic 5rieeeRsunterbanoz
lunsen IN greffs2itopsf ipiirben IN
Babe sii eiuem befrisbiseneen ab-
iHub seIongeH,
@raf BON 9srtliug, ber hsgtf9e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

8ia Der 9eutib glnleriforlihc
Stdhteerban6 bon aanias Gitp
psrr1ebuten.

@anids gitp, "a. Ssonuar. -
Ger Selitib glmerifdniidJe Staot.
perbono Don aurnds Gttp bat am
DounerItag inn 6irciiit @eridt ein
@eiuh etngereift, Inn ieinen Rainer
IN ,,slmericm @iti5enibip OF aanfGs
Gitn" abdnoern 5n oiirfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January "a
1918, as required by the Act Of octo
ber 9th. 1917.
2 9oiien oeuti6e Slug.
5euge ab.
Saris, %. San. - GaDio 9ut.
nam aus grOOtIine, Dali, uno au.
Jim 9. 6rebore aus 8eitiielo, q. 8,
anierifaniife tSIieger i'm irargoiiiden
Seer, baben SeiSe oeiiti1e iSIug5euge
ON 19. Sssanuar abgeidoiIeH. Grcbore
mar i'm ameritanifd,en Sliegercerps
Degen eiies Cbroefefts absetpieien
tpor0en.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January. "a
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
stauaoii1er 8erpfIe.
gungs aoHtroIleurreiig q.
nirt
Sttawa, "a. San. - u. 3.
Sonna, Ger gerpileglIngs stontrol.
lenr BON aannOa. bat ieine gieiig,ta,
ton mrtcrbreitet nno iie iii aiId ati.
genontmen p0roen, iDie an 0ons
ncritog Eefnnntgegeben tpuroe. GENT
9sa1iolser MIRO 8. y. SbouIpion
aus @nI 9onper fem.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January "a,
1918, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9Th. 1917.
Spfer Ser z aud boote.
Parfs, %. San. 2lus benz Wos
9enterift iiber bic franSGiiihsn
SfiffspsrluIte sr6eIlt, 6tb stpei frans
35iifhe S6ifi, BON iiber 1900 Zone
neH uub ems uon gsringerem 9onnens
aebnit psrfenit uaroen. Bier S9iffe
ipurosn srfoIsIcs angegriHn.
True translation filed with the Port
master at Cincinnati on January "a,
1918, as required by the Act OF octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
R NJ, 90. San. Der Dodenberi6t
absr bic @srInite bon iiaIieniI4tH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25


Cincinnati. "A. San. 1918,
Die no&folsmbsu Quotirinstn bs,
5i<tsp ii4 nsT auf Gngrcs.z zransas'
| iiDnsn. Bel slsinersn Gd9dftsu tpsrs
ban espas bSbsrs preiis bers&net,
propifionen
g 4maf3. prima Gtedul
|2460-24.75; Uantp 24---24Ae.
1rodtngefafsenes 0lsti4.
Sbcrt clear Seitsn 2S Gents; eJtra
|fbcri clear S.itsn 27a 2Se; fur5s
Nippsn 27a-2Sc; Bellies 29s-3oe
per Plumb.
0erdu1ertes HIeifh. =
Gbcrt clear Geiten 30-302c; ertrd
|ihorI clear Gsiten go 30at; iur5s
Ripptn 30 3oas; Bellies 32a-33e.
Susar garsb ultii4. =
S4inir 28t-29ae; Picnic S6uls
tern 24-24}e; grsatfaft Bacon 37a
-39t; Gduitern IN padsten N--
241e; Rap yori Gut 26A &c; st'
trodnsts Beef Gdulirn 81 Biz.
GHBgep5dtltss Dltif d.
59infen 254-26t; pienie GfuIterH
'2lie: Bellies 80 35c; SduItern in
padsieH 21ae; 0ep gorf gui DO. %
|-231e.
yrif9es Sfeif6. - edins
fen, Iofs 23a24ae; yienie S6m,
tern 19-20t; Saultsrn 22-223t;
tur5s Rippsnisitsu 24a-25ar; fbort
clear aippsnfsitsn 24s-25as; srtrd
ibOrt clear Rippenieitsn 24A-25ae;
leiGte Bellies 32A 33ie; idipsre DO.
331-32e.
Wtbl unb 8tfreibe
. WsbI. - Winier patai S10.70;
winisr fanep 1920; Wintsr familp
1910: Winter rtra $S.70; Wintsr
orbindre $500; Sartes WeiSsn patent
s11.25--1175; 5aries Deisen fanep
$10.50-11.00; 5nrtts @eiseu fas
Min $9.75-10.75; Rortbpefnn ges
mif9tes $9.O-9.75; Rogsen, gitp.
reinss, $9.75-10.O0; Rosgen, gitp.
semifhtes, $9.75-10.O0.
Wei5tM - Ger Wdrft mar FEE
Zig; 30. I roih<r $500; Ro. 2 ros
iber SIT; glO. 8 rOtbr $2.14; 30. A
1912 per 9u.
Weli9torn. Die auotiruns
gen fallen ismpordr aus, bu tnfolge
beg peringen slngsbpts isins preiie
feiigtiteGt ptrbsn t5nnen. - @eibss
aclesniorn $1.45-1.55; selbes Gols
be;!forn S1.45-1.55; eemiIdies RoIs
btnscrn $1.40-1.50; fpeiHes aorn
$1.00--1.30.
9afer. - go. 2 tpeiber 85-
s51e: Gtanbnr fpeibsr s5e; 30. 3
peiber s4e; Ro. a peibsr s4-S4ae;
no. 2 semiifter S3-84c; go. 3 se'
mtfHtsr einb,imiifr 84e; go. A ges
miitter 81-S3c.
Roggen. - Ro. Q S1.S7-1.89;
30. 3 s1.s5-1.s7; Go. a s1s2-
1.s5: probs s1.75--1.80.
Wbisfeb.
Gs iuurben bsuts 102 Safer auf
Der Bafis DON $3.50 per Galons psr'
iauft.
Groeertes.
Raffee - SaDa 27--32e; Taos
6a 27-30e; Guatemala faHep, teins
Guotirung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
Diehniarft

Cincinnati, "a. San. 1918.
3ufubr unb @srianbt fir bic lssten
"a S,uHoen, persli9en NIT ben por'
psraaHsmsn prsi 9assn iinS ME
tolgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January "a,
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January "a,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
her 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

True translation filed With the Post
master at Cincinnati on January "a,
1918, as required by the Act of 0cto.
bay efh 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
3ufubL
Werfa mbt

Rinop. S9lpeine S9afe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-26
PLANT HEADS To
MEET COMMITTEE
Industrial Representatives and
Business Men to Join Lib
erty Loan Campaign.

Representatives of the Industrial
plants and business houses OF South
Bend. Mishawaka and the rest OF
the county viii meet Tuesday after
noon with the city and county Lib
erty loan committees az the Liberty
loan headquarters iu the Elks tenn
rle The meeting is 20 discuss the
further organization for the coming
Liberty loan campaign n ST. Joseph
country.
~. A BRYAN. county chairman.
and Warde Mack. city chairman. are
planning 10 have the industrial
plants and the business houses of
the city play an important part I'm
the fourth Liberty loan campaign
i'm the county. The meeting viii take
place an 3 o'clock.
Members of the kiwanis club will
set as walters az the luncheon 10 lee
given an the Oliver hotel al noon
Wednesday 20 he given 10y the local
loan committees to- VIII II. Wade.
state Liberty loan chairman. and
party Mr.. Wade Will be eco g
panied by about so representatives
from the county and clty loan com
mitree throughout the northern part
of the state
IL has been the plan of The oliver
hotel management not TO serve noon
Iuucheous owing 90 the inability 70
secure the services of walters. The
members of the Eiwanis club
answered the patriotic call and viii
serve the luncheon in the Rotary
room.
Mr Wade and party come 20 south
Bend 90 further perfect the organ
ization for -he conduct of the
fourth Liberty loan campaign which
opens sept IS.
The orpheuW orchestra viii fur
r.>h music at the luncheon Wedues-
day All members OF the local COM
mittees are ur-ed to attend ny
rhsirmeu BRYAN and Mack
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-26
Mr.. ky

Mrs Kiy Alderman. 81 years old
of Laporte. died az the home of her
sister Mrs. T.. = Holmes. 1910 Lin
coin way w, ~ 4 O'Clock sunday
afternoon. following a three months
Illness. She is survived bv her
mother. Mrs. Christian Alderman.
and the following sisters Mrs.
Louisa HoNerstack. Nebraska. Mrs
Martha Da1er. New Carlisle Mrs
Charles Lawaliay. South Bend. Miss
.Oleva Alderman. South Bend; Mrs.
T.. : Holmes. South Bend. and Mrs.
eliza beth Paddock of California.
Mrs. Alderman was born i'm New
Carlisle. May 10. 1866. and had been
living with her sister for II weeks
while cooperating from an opera
tion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-26
Gossip of the Markets

NEW YORK. Aug 26-Fiuau-
cIal News says. Active investors
who desire TO take advantage of
intermediate movements in the
market for securities Will probably
get the best results from "a careful
study of Developments bearing up
ON the needs OF the government i'm
the matter of important actors in
Haentlal IN moving prices This Is
the view of prominent financial
powers of international standing.
The point out the bottom Of the
whole subject is the artificial war
control which can alter natural
denotes for the time being. Natura.
tendencies are no Longer "a good
guide for those active in specula-
ton investment. This is becomine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-26
URGED TAXICAB
DRIVER To SPEED
Passenger ''Hated to See Any
Other Car Pass
Him."

With a passenger hat hated 20 be
passed by another automobile, sam
ueI Tombar. a taxi driver, was ar
rested Sunday night, charged with
exceeding the speed limit.
IN city court Monday morning
Tambor told the judge that he was
driving at the rate of about Il miles
an hour when suddenly ne was pass
ed by another machine TOmbar had
a passenger who Immediately gave
instructions not 10 let another car
pass them. declaring that if Tombar
did he would not pay him. Tombat
then speeded up 10 about 80 miles
an hour and rushed by Motorcycle
Officer Bert Olmstead who had Just
taken the driver OF the car that had
passed Tombar in charge on a
charge Of exceeding the speed linn
IL.
Donald Claus. the driver Of the
machine that had excited the envy
of Tombar's passenger, was fined 81
and costs by Judge Gilmer, while
ne gave a suspended fine Of 81 and
costs 20 Tombar.
Three cases of intoxication and a
man with one arm and one eve.
charged with ~vagrancy. made up the
Sunday harvest OF the police. The
cases of the three DRINKS were con
tinued 10 Tuesday morning while
Judge Gilmer allowed the alleged
vagrant TO go on his way. His name
is John Edwards. He told the judge
that ne had been IN. and that ne
had walked from EIkhart 20 South
Bend on his way 10 his daughters
in Chicago. He had become weary
and was resting i'm the park when
found by the policeman. The Judge
raVc the man the price of "a break
fast and told him 70 go on his way.
Judge Gilmer also dismissed the
charges against j.. n. M%eddenday
and Jacob Jones. the w members
or the brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmen arrested Friday night
charged with beating their way on
a Grand Trunk passenger train. The
men were able 70 get money enough
70 pay their fare 10 Cincinnati, and
the Judge allowed them 10 go Satur-
CAV night.
The cases against James IT. Dix
on and c. D. Miller. two bond sales
men arrested Friday night on the
I complaint of the Industrial Sureties
Z Co. charging them with embezzle-
ment. were set down for trial for
/ Wednesday The bonds OF the men
were reduced from $1,000 each to
800 each. an investigation Of the
charges by Deputy Pros. Schwartz
~warranting the reduction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-26
CHAPTER IN
DOMESTIC TANGLE
Samuel Chamberlain is Freed
OF Bigamy Charge and
Goes to Army.

Samuel Chamberlain. muchiy
married man and party 20 am intri-
ate domestic tanele left Monday
morning with the draft contingent
from board So. Of the county 20
amp Sherman %ChuUcothe. o..
Chamberlain was released by the
police authorities of MishaWa AKA
and the prosecutor. after he filed
suit against his wife in the St Jo-
Seph superior court saturday and
obtained a decree the same day
and had been released upon "a bis
my charge preferred 1y the %
tnorities fn regard 90 his relation
with Lena Allen Of NIshawabs
Chamberlain was in the list Of
draftees who left the county last
month on the morning OF the en-
;raiument Chamberlain was pick
ed mp by the Mishswaka authorities
on a charge Of bigamy and "a story
was gradually u~nraveled which
was not much less than a ensa-
ton.
II developed that Chamberlain's
wife from whom he secured "A di-
rorce Saturday on "a charge of i'm
Gdelity. went with him when ne
was married 20 Lena Allen of that
citv. Mrs. Chamberlain swore that
The cirl was rs years Of age when i'm
fact she was but H. While the
llcamy charges were pending
Chamberlain gave his wife $3.50 to-
prefer charges against Frank
Schnelle who was arrested upon "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-26
IN GERMAN
MAN POWER NEAR
Ludendorff Faces Necessity of
Keep Up Morale and
Saving Men.
BY JOHN MAC HUGH STUART.

international News Service
PARIS. Aug. 26.-Indicatious
point strongly TO a crisis in Ger
manys man power and this, it is
held here. is further confirmed by
the appearance ON the west front Of
AUstro-Hungarian units. Ludendor6
Is facing the necessity, first. OF keep
ing up the German morale at home
by not yielding TOO much ground
second. conserving men on the hrinZ
line. third. 10 draw more men from
Germany during harvest time.
Foch is pressing on before the
German situation betters itself. This
is Tot likely before the 1920 class
of men is drawn up by the Germans
i'm September and the harvest has
been brought in.
10000 Permanent Losses?
Henri Bldou, French militant com
mentator. i'm his paper estimates the
German losses since July AT 200.o o
men. of which 1000 are permanent
losses. The allies have taken 10000
prisoners i'm the last fortnight.
Thirty German reserve divisions
have been thrown in, many return
ing 10 the line bled white and with
only eight days rest.
The Paris Journal says "Luden-
dorff's moral credit is involved in
further retirement. In five weeks
the allies have reconquered one-half
of the German gains. Meanwhile the
German tactics OF holding stsong
points are being met by coordinated
British-French attacks which are
creating a Marne-like. pocket for the
German forces west OF the Somme.
with the TANKS threatened of the
principal German lines of defense at
Scissors. Chauny and P%eronne.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-26
CAPT. SENSENICH TO
LEAVE FOR CAMP OCT. !

capt r.. T. ~Sersenich 720 N.
Washington 8v.. vho received his
commission 100 the medical corps
the latter part OF July will leave
south Bend for some army base
pct. 7. according 20 orders which he
received Monday.
Capt. -Sensenich has been "a prac-
t~ing physician i'm this city for the
mast seven wears. He Is now exam
irluG physician for draft board SO.
and this alone would exempt him
lrom the next draft when men
ove the age of I Years are taken
but ne prevailed upon the govern
urut 90 release him from This
work An EFFORT was made 10y the
draft board to retain his services.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-26
Grain, Cattle, and Provision,
PITT,RURGH LIVE ~ToCk

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug rs CAT
TLE-SuppIy. 1000 head market active
25e 90 Joc higher. choice Sl1 uUd115N.
prime. NlI % lIJ0 good. NlGlOdl u Ul
tidy butchers. $1,000 1850 fair. SD JD
M1A0O, ommon N1ZJOd l4U0. common
10 good fat bulls. 50 O0 L. ID; common
% good TAT COW ~ p0d1-pO. halfcrS.
Sll50dl4 fresh cows aud syringe IS.
S60OOd 1000. veal calves. $1,000
SHEEP AND LAMBS supply. EIE
head market STEADY prime Wather~
$3.50. good mixed Sl1Z5 fair mixed.
$500 1870. culls and rommou. 81 uUU
500. lambs. S1TDU.
Hogs Receipts. a double decks
market higher prime heavy hogs. $50 tI
1900. mediums. SZl1OH2l - heavy
Workers.. sd 1ON21 % lighf Workers.
S20uUd2o 4. -. pigs. $1,000 1000. ruHghs.
S13 oOH17.75- stays $l3-OpH1 u ~. heavy
mixed N2O.JUHZ1 Op.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-26
DEDICATE SERVICE FLAG
AT ST. STEPHENS CHURCH

Exercises dedic3tinE % service
aae containing 81 stars We're held
at So. stephens Roman Catholic
Magyar church Io25 vs. Thomas
~. sunday morning.
solemn hirn mass was celebrated
m 1878 q M hy Rev. Lawrence
Uoryath. p3stoH of S. stephens
church Fir Horlath was assisted
ps Rev. Joseph r Burke O. = o.
~ Notre Dame. and Rev " Hazer
Of salt Lake CITY. Utah a Latin
mass iu r. by CampisTo was sung
bv n choir ~ rs voices conducted
av Joseph Martin.
Following the celebration OF the
mass FIR Hor,sth delivered "a ser
mon IN Hungarian. Following tho
sermon. the star Sp7nEIod B1u-
rer was suns bv The choir and
audience.