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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
NCOME nFFICER ~ nj o-

John G. Hiss. revenue officer is at
the postoHihe today 20 instruct the
residents of Nishawaka OF their in
come tax returns. lie viii be here
only today but will undoubtedly re-
turn 20 the city later Anyone in
doubt about the income tax rates
should call at the Office and ask for
Mr. Hiss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
con- MFN TO MEET

". F. Miller. local fuel admin
istrator. has called a meeting of the
coal men for toui-h- when the fuel
situation viii bc thoroughly discuss
ed. Mr. Miller has been notified that
IN the event Of coal shortage i'm
the city an saloons. moving picture
houses and other places of amuse-
ment, viii be cut of from their sup
niles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
ONE KILLED IN BLAZE,
THREE ESCAPE LEAPING

IuteruaJouIl News Service
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. 1s.-ThOm-
as J. Odlum. so years old, president
Of a printing firm. was burned 70
death and ms wife and two children
escaped by jumping from a second
story window when fire destroyed
their home during the night Cd
Ium was sufocated while trying 10
leave the bullding.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
FIRE At BAPTIST CHURCH.

Fire DAMAGED the Emanuel Bap-
list church on Grove ST. 10 the ex-
cent of about $500 Sunday at I
O'Clock when an overheated furnace
set the building ablaze. The de-
partment responded to the call i'm
bob sleds and except for the nat
ural delay due 10 the heavy snow
fall had little difficulty in attaching
the hose.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14

The railroads of the country now
seem TO be well on the wav toward
reorganization by the government
agencies, and bin is now pend
ing in congress to enact into laN
the suggestions of the president
The first beneficial effect of govern
mental operation is reelected in a
news item from Pittsburgh. 20 the
effect that for the first time in more
than a year. coal car conditions i'm
the railroad "a DIS of the Pittsburgh
district has been cleared away. and
the mines OF the district are now
obtaining 90 per cent of their emp
ty coal car requirements All dam
ger OF a fuel famine now seems 20
have passed. Nevertheless. there is
much more 10 be done before the
situation is entirely relieved cOndi-
tons i'm the country still being SCI
rious and upon this point III may be
well 70 quote The iron Age OF
this week. which says that scores
OF blast furnaces have been banked
in Pittsburgh, Youngstown. Wheel
ing. Cleveland and Chicago districts.
Steel works boz the same territories
have been able To- operate at only
80 70 - per cent Of capacity Never
has the industry been So generally
crippled, or had So poor a. prospect
OF an early return 90 normal" This
situation has. Of course. been asgra
vated by the severe storm that oc-
CURED the early part Of the week.
and which DarIrra B. .ya- F. r....-4.a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
CHANGES AT POLICE CENTRAL

Patrolman Beehler who has been
acting as day sergeant at the police
station for sometime. has been as
signed 20 night duty az the desk,
and Charles OpenbauEh. who has
been on at nights for over five years
will patrol a heat John Barrett
viii take Beehler's place as day ser
geant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14

meet with Airs +. X. Purdy. gO2 f.
Lawrence st. Tuesday evening at
7-2O O'Clock.
The B. Y T. T. viii meet at the
Purdy home Tuesday evening at
$50 O'Clock. The mem bers Of
both OF these organizations are
earnestly requested 70 be present
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
LECTURE POSTPONED.

DIR. Gammack's lecture on the war
which was to have been given in
the Methodist church Tuesday even
ing. has been indefinitely postponed
on account of the fuel situation in
Nishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
Market ReUieW
BY Financial Editor

The most recent developments Of
world wide importance have been
the epoch-making speeches Of
Lloyd George and Pres't Wilson,
each dealing with the subject Of
peace and outlining. i'm clear and
unmistakabIe language. our aims.
Both are so statesmanlike and So
fair that il is more than likely am
official response will be made. either
at Berlin or Vienna that will afford
some kind Of a basis upon which
real negotiations may be inaugural
ed. Prest Wilson's carefully word
cd message, Distinguishing between
Belgium and Alsace-LOrraine-
ing the one must be restored the
other should behaves room for the
belief that in the final conference
Alsace-LOrraine Will become a sub
iect Of negotiation rather than a
basic condition; and If such be
fair Interpretation Of the language,
the chances for peace are bright in
deed, and those advocating this view
were much encouraged during the
week when a cable from Europe in
timated that steps have been taken
by the German government 70 set
the machinery in motion through
the agency of the Swedish govern
ment. 1t is TO be hoped that this
viii meet with confirmation
The market action during the
week has been Of a rather indef-
mite character, weakness and
strength being apparent nearly
every day This indicated a mar
rOwness Of the market, rather than
any weakness basic conditions
being in all respects satisfactory and
in many respects showing a decided
Improvement over the recent past.
particularly IN the matter of fl
nances, the money market having
shown a decided Improvement.
rates are now moderate while time
funds seem to be ample. and it is
TO be remembered that the money
situation played a very important
part in the decline which occurred
in the market during the latter part
OF last year when az times it was
almost impossible 10 obtain time
money while rates were constantly
at the limit
tt seems but natural that the
money situation should show AN i'm
provement because the resources Of
our national 7anks have been in
creasing daily, the reserve bank
circulation has assumed huge pro-
portions, supported by the best Sc
curity in the world large per
centage by actual gold and the re-
mainder by commercial paper repre-
senting the financial strength OF the
country. An easy money situation
should continue AT least until we APP
prOach the time when new bond
issue is 10 be financed.
Recently there has been cOnsid-
cradle anxiety expressed in some
quarters in regard 10 the Liberty
loan. because Of the decline in the
price Of our Liberty IS, and the
suggestion hes been made that the
next issue should either be at a
higher rate. sold AT a discount. or
made tax free The latter propo-
sition is entirely out Of the question.
The policy OF the administration is
opposed 20 a tax free bond, and this
is not only wise. but patriotic. This
country is not prepared 20 establish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
LADIES AID TO MEET.

A meeting of the Ladies Aid so
ciety Of the First Christian church
will be held at the home OF Mrs. w.
@. Shearer, 1913 Lincoln way r..
Wednesday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
FUNERAL TUESDAY.

Funeral services for Richard
Mover. infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Meyer. SIS Willow ST.. Will
be held Tuesday afternoon m $50
o'clock the Rev n. u. SpaneIer Of
floating Tnterment will be i'm the
CITY cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
RTRTH OF nATGHTER.

a DAUGHTER arrived last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
L. Lawrence ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14

Nfisha vaka comnandery. 40 ST.
Kniehts Templar states Conclave
Monday evening for business and
installation Of officers.
WALTER MICHAEL. Com.
EDGAR 5. ANDERSON. Sec'y
ATr-f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
TO MEET TUESDAY.

The executive committee OF the
First Baptist sunday school Will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14

Trading with advertisers
means more for less cash.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14

was NOT Important BE- helped ..
maintain good uudert1ue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-14
MISMAW AKA
WANT ADS

WANTED N MISHAWAKA-NIar-
ried man. excellent position. op-
pOrtunity for promotion. Salary
ard commission. Address q. +. W
\eWs-TimeS. lit-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

til oct Heoe aorS og berpaa toges til
iii Stem al Sberiii @iIion. @n 1ime
ienere bar ban foripunoet fra @pen.
San er ugiit, 80 Nor gammeI %
eier al minbit $4,000. Rep. Starcf
hopoe mnbcr bcnne SpitubS ircect fla
ire Mebet % bar iIpetet til tit Stem,
men blen ON Iitcten beisat al 40 Ell.
Ter 80 WtGro, Der tog BAN no, Iogbc
ct Goug ON hans Sails og ierte ham
hen ill ct Srp. Sans Silitru fonr
ifrigenbe no al Si,iet % falot beiui.
met ON pao Ieien iibcnfor, bpilfet
antngeS at babe brnat Den raienoe
Sfore til Iiot @ctGnfnina. Rep @onb.
ran al @ran fom ooian til Steoet oa
lopebe of ie til, at Stnrcf iorIoo @p.
Ell, ON mon loo hnm goo, og bette
bIcp mon tiliioit cnig ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01
@iSconfu.
Snoiamlina for Irmcnierne.

Snbiamlins for Irmcnicrne. -
Sranf g. Siror, ben b%efienote &ig.
moro | ga Grosie. iatte igang en-
Sno'amling for ben nsolibenbe ge.
%folfning | Irmenien oeo ielp at tegne
Jig eperIt paa 2iiten for $1,000, %
inoen TO Gage par $4,000 inoiamIet.
Wfr. Siron bar giort fig befienbt Tom
Silantrop oeo at ifipnfe $4,000 til
Ell SaanogierningsifoIe / 60 Grosie.
Suao Sarmerne bnifer. 5. g.
Sittemore, 4r9iibcnt al @isconlin
Societp Of Gqilitp, iibtalte forrige ltee
| WaoiIon, at @isconiins Tarmere
baabeoe poa ieoeral &ontrol al ltnion
Stocf Darbs / Chicago, iao BET ser
frnoe gipcs BENT YripiIegiltm til at
tlebe og irlge. &eaierinaens Sper.
tagelie al S%Sernbanerne bar nctop bpao
Sarnerne bar snifet oe baabet, ioabe
ban, og oern1eb penter De oeiaa Me.
gieringsfontroI at Gbicaaos itore
&DGgnorfe0.
Gm Wanb meb Rcfurb. SsoIepb
Gapis, Der efter of bore rentt fra
Cane GonntpS S9ngieI paagrebes /
Gait ct. Souis, 81, blep forIeben
Gag peo Hetten / @l6iIon funbet
itploig / at bape rspet YoIten nrr
Spooner % iosmt fem Iars Strafar.
beihe. Oct bite fig ga, at man FER
bapoe en- Wanb meo 9feforo, ioet ban
ouerebe for bapoe tilbragt 90 Mar /
StatsfPngiler - 10 9lar / Stinipa.
ter, Winn., og 5 Iar / W%ichiaon.
Web oe fem Iar / @isconiin Straf.
~anitalt maa ban bel bIipe fllIot be.
farerl.
Samge usiaa 9eiertbr. Sbeobore
ebpin Sauge, Der paaitaaes at babe
mproet Mrs. Cora Winer al @eit
Salem, 60 CROSSE gorntp, bill ogiaa
al De Soreileoe Staters ~bemmelige
Yoliti blipe efterlSet Tom Teiertsr, og
oo oct 10 er p9rit al alt at fo1nme
paotperfe meb "l1ncle Sam", fan
bette maaife burtig lebe til bans
G%aagribeIie. 9a Der af Salige life
er fenbt tilbage nogen nbfpIbt
Spsrgsmaalsliite, bill ban bermeb be-
tragtes iom 0eiertsr. Saliee bar I
flere Maaneoer pGret efteriset iom
miparli9 for openn9pnte Woro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

mcntc gilbert. Soo or on min BRO.
Der, iagoe Wonocn, iom oerpaa Tor.
tnlte, bporleoc3 ban al MtoOcrcn hap.
De bort, at ban finn TO Ior a"nru1cl
hupoe toget Sarpel meo Storebror /
Den lille Suite ctitc0S borte / Speri.
&c. Nette bar nctop Den W~cgipcnbe0,
Ionn melt AZ oue qiennem belle Sipct
bapoe iTitct iig / IIberts &ufommcl-
1e, og nogen Guil bar life lpnger NM,
Zig, 'clo on ban | mango Nar hapbc
pGrct forpiaict on, at @roberen bar
oeo. gilbert SrC0cricfion err As slar
gannlcl, @robercn &erman 80.
Sibbings Ssus faar Wattcrp. Sib.
bill9 ligeS at bare ben @p, Scr ram.
mes baaroeit al StatenS @rGnoeuo-
milliltrntlnn& Srhrc ON life at laoe
mere eilo Ell Snmpc brGloe paa huer
2ngtepTl, ga man Ser / Sen @rao bar
lrao0Ict | Su9, at Ell liben Son1pc hit
% her Innc@ Nibbitgbocrne set rene
8ropmprfc. Gor Spsg or ser iugt,
at Slbbin9a Sons III oil foa Ell bel
.iorticnt Npilc, oa set for bar iua
iterf @clraniul, at De life funoc Qipre
Soriticl pon Not % Sag, bporior Sc
muattc flare Jig mc6 at itiple Ell Ilbcn
@lltno III og "a iudOan paa oct llpi@.
Ie. SpeAcn cr iorreitcn life mpntet
paa be uitpl0iNc Sons men paa @pitp-
ret, 'onn bcltnI0ca ior at bare la9t an
meo Ell mere cuo oIminocIiq iIot Ga
oebcIpSriitN ior at iaa iorbrllgt Sc
ltore Stottcr, hporaf Srlbeforporu.
tio1er ser betulcr % Hroceut. pc.
ltploninBcn pilcr. huprlebeS Snoita.
ben oitc ntrcr lil paa oel melt iib.
'pcfnlcrcoc Mtoo0t.
Snacn Grtrnicoiion al 9caislatm.
rem. %uitprclicn I minneapolis bar
benpcnot liz I'll @uucrnpr Surnauiit
% Mtntooct hou ON at ianlmenfaIoc
Ell Grtralc3'lon Al %cgiSlntilren. men
Oct loocr I'll al Wltucrncrcn beitent
bar alpilt ocnnc Nlan. MeIebnenS
SGore Iortlarcr, AZ &c or fprnnc / eli
mcact Hem NculCfnibc, OF at @pen$
belle StprcIlc o. Nriit piI iortrcblc$,
ON Der lite pcb %cliSlaturbeiliitrlirg
aipcH Dem MpnoiQhco iii at luane
Ecn9c og uNliNne i,crrc Sfaite. Ser
anisrca cnbpiocrt. n ser pco 9ou
bllrNc 'cr1cV Tor al Solboter / Sranf,
rig tnioe dIQiuc i'm Stcmmc pco
Tdl1 herouer, Wuperneren inorebc
bcrpna, at MinuciotoS Sifferheo$.
Commission ortaucIig uilbc nGre
iItono I'll al oupiic Ell Iei. hporpcb
VtimlcoooliS tluNc flare iia "aicnncnl
DC 'innnlicuc %anifc!iabeoer, og meS
%enipu I'll Stotcn2 iilgc WGno /
Nrantrig og NcrcS Gettiahcocr ionl
%cracrc. ian unr Ser llbiigt til at
Bette finoc lUggc$ t~iIreite ,loen no.
Gen GrtroicSiiou.
arissmcl. Glcrc al Islerne /
gtinncnpolia belpu0te iorriae llge al
male hpao man foIocr "arigsmel".
Gettc me Mel iiOgicr "a Troccnt al
Def belle Spcbcforu. iitcectior 80 Bro.
cent ! oet beoite cllcr "Yatcnt" YieI,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01
Scras.
Wlcp nTjtcn alffur pcQnffet.

o.
of ifoiie liot Iipcrlinq / oct ensior-
MICE 9eirliu bopoe Solbaterne /
Camp Siiniton ligc nnbcr Sill fornn-
ItaItet ct itorilagent Sptog al @ogne,
bpori bar urbragt oen Wpngoe Sulc-
patfcr, iom bar icnbte al Solbater-
nes %enner % Sl9gtninge oper belle
9anoct, hpilfe Togne blep triifne al
lan1e HTffer al &c nofina befienote
Wtisioliri rme-Mnlrsler. Set TO
itelise Soa eifortercocs al Gopbops,
OF Soreitilingen Iflilbe fiilmincre
mco, at Ell Slot Snoianere / aIsoenoe
&rigSiarper pg paiclloc Sier giorbe
ct NnfuIb % oerpaa - iom natllrlig-
|piS nlaattc pTre Ell SelpisIae - ifuot
ienocr % ianmen al De topre Com.
bopS. Nlt aif citer Programmed,
inotil aampcn itob. iom IipIigit mel.
lem Heohuocrne % Slilepaffernes
'taprc Soriparere, ioet Nul9Slerne ga
ipilcbe ino poa Ell @aaoe. iom man
life bapbe giort Tegning paa. Sfrrrn.
&c al Hsohubernes baISbrpffenoe In.
|ioIo, &c mere eIlcr mirore gobt eiter.
Iianeoc Srbianerhpl og Den beitige
Sfponine, latte DC elers nofiaa trG.
&c Spr Salen ipeiret % ppierte en-
Hunooans. inStil belle Sptcset par en-
eneiie pGIbig ianmentrGnat Masie al
poltiiercnbc NtlilGSler, p9lteoe BOG.
ne, bauoeuSe auite % ifraaIenbe
GopbopS. Set iaa en- fort Sie no
nil. Of SlIIepafferne. hpcrmeb enbeI
al %oauene oar laitcoc. pilSe gaa |
&aitct, men Oct lpfteocS tiliibit at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01
S4tnois.
%l maaife lesse geilas paa Bare.

Su htuuiic iNyyt SCNuB puu Suie-
lager. Sra Gbicago melotes ben 2Sbe
at Irmeofficerer bapoe begpnot
at outage Sortegnelic oper llnifor-
mer, Der bopes paa Eager al gpens
iterre alpbesbanoIere, .bporefter bisie
@urer maaife oil tages for siebliffe.
ligt @rug | IrnIeen. Ser mentes at
here Mrrneuniiormer og andre regIe.
menterebe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. til
en- SGroi al oper en- MiGion Collars
hos Gbicneps aIGoesbanblere. Set
err pau 8runb al Mangel paa bette
llbitpr, at bisie Garer bill beilagl9g-
ges.
"9en itore Sr9manS i Uniform"
Ser fortGaes fra Chicago, at oa Gore
2inbberg, uoifrepen Soloat, forleben
itaniebe ct 2iebIif / Gus. 9iorfas
SaIoon for at parme iig, iaa borte
ban tpbeIig llogen al @iGiterne Der
iper9e: "Spem err ben itore SrG-
inanb / llniform?" San funoe life /
Giebliffet ofgisrc, bbcm gioroe Den
fornGrmenbe @emerfning, men for
BOG life at Iaoe bom % / Spnben, fa-
itebe ban ale De % Wanb / 2ofalet
paa Ser. It Sinober9 life netop
brllgte Silfcbanbifer ullber bennc
operation frcmgaar beraf, at 6 al Sc
% moattc 6ringes paa Soipitalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

alber, ioet ban paa bette Iars iibIte
Tag piloe bape fplbt fit 3Ste Mar.
San par fsot n9r Hibgepap / @inne.
ibief Gountp, Soma, og %graouerte fra
2ittber College / Gecorab / 1901. Gin
iurioiife Gramen fit ban / 1906 peo
Winneiota %llnioeriitet, % bans isrite
Girfeielt Tom Saefsrer bar / Woltn.
trail County. @egrapeIien foregif
Nanoag / MinneopoIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01
NprS 0afota.
Wuttiucou Sfolcbpuuiua brrno

SsiifcIcbugningcn / 9ottineal neo.
brGnbtc NnSoag iorrige llae meb eft
Cab al $4,000, belpis oGffet pcb
s%lsiuronce. SIben antoacs ppitaact
pco Mite meb @leber benlagt / aicl-
oeretnacn,
Nsrite militrre Scarapclic. Gen
ipritc militpre %carapeIic inbcn Sta.
ten unber bcnne aria ianbt oen 21be
.Steb / Sarge, hpor Scott @rebell al
Sumter, Ieolem al 164tb 6oreneoe
StaterS Snianteri, gapcS Sc iioite
sGrcsbcpiSringcr. DIR. @rcocn bebe
/ ct &oipital / &obofcn, g. s., al
9unachetGnoclic.
Sbp. Mtturncp General Sinoc opo.
&enrp !. 9iube, Gortb Safotas slt.
torrlep General, or Den 29be Sec. al.
saaet pco Ssben paa Tiafonisiebo.
ipitalet i Miuneapolis. San bar.
'iiocn han irairaabte gmbeoct / 1916,
orcpct Saaiereriorrctnina / @is.
marcf. Der han Tor nogIc IaoneSer
iiben ranlnicbcs al CT SlastiliGlbc.
81 Tar Tiger isr lin SeS braates han
Ill IiuueapoliS Tor ser at isae 9r.
1eblclp. Sinbe ialht ira | i'm bebitr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

6amleaaret iei9 Bar,
fife Dag / Daucen bleifnae;
men / auit Get after fpeifnao;
nyfooo Sol too upp ap 6rap.
Sioiet fran or nlyrfret iti9er
iom paa fyrlte Sfapnim9sea9.
Sol o9 Dag er 1000 til Si9er,
myrfret ocmt til I1eeerlao.
Blk.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

itagge De panifilaene CIR % brinee
Sroen / 6orpirringen, iaa llbbeIing
al Suleeaper enoeIig funbe iinbe
Steo. Ser bar Siliinoer ai SiilegiG.
tier | Seiren, og DC bar ale enige ON,
at oct foranitaIteoe Sptog bar neitcn
altfor peIlpffet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

Stpffer SornfppN. Smift & 60.
bar | Is Nar brlt9t NarnIcn I'll at
0ipoc enocl al Oct 2ppg, Der ltoglor0e
hcreo melt nopoInte Gare. Wrootftclo
li0cs at pprc Ell al DC be6lt uOitprcOc
Torne i Noroueitui. Cen bar Toa-
nin0ahu$ mco "A Tprclicr, to SiloS
iamt Here Wtnifinifnr, Gornbo0cr %
Stnloc. Nlt Nalfincri orlpea meo
GleftrIcitct.
Snocn Snotaloclic iur 15oc Tebr.
Is Spi~lliu0bpcruc mcIorc2 iibit / ior-
ri0e Hoe, at al Minuciotua 50 Tro-
cent uoitrcpnc WiTno, ion Iren1belcS
life cr lat ATTN Sicncitc, nil Ser in-
gen Snofalbcllc Niorc@ fpr 15oc Neb.
0cnle Srorc cr "pi'icIcl, % al bc'telnt
Cato ocnnc @nng nnNiuca cr at be-
tragic iom Guar pda utnlli9e Sore
ipor0iIcr oa I'll WilUggclie Al Den
ltorc llui3hc0, iont bar bcrifct nlco
Ncnipu til bcn li0itc Sllbtaloelic. Sc
unOc WUnb, ser ina at IiNe bar Itaaet
poa Nciieiob / morQc Tiger, fam alt-
iaa III ipttc llN trult I'll npuntc Cato.
Niu@rtcnnnrinN mtngcs / Mrmccu.
Get lnffcbc3 'orleoen Den ii aariAc
Vctcr u. TclcbQc@ at %oucrbcpile he
Observation-Disclosures / @inonn ON,
at ban pnr IS Nor GNmncl oN / on'
Nrc McnIccn0cr Ct hopcliAt Soloatcr-
cmne. San iortaltc, at han bar Is
Nar Nallnlcl oN torTlorclr3, ~ ban
blcu citcr Sen iorclpbigc l(uocricQclie
'untaocr. @ilttcn itpn0tc iig berpan
hicm ior at liAe GarucI, men octte 1it
ool life ina NInt. "a cn Sntcl fort
cftcr tcIcioncrc0c Ill HcfritcringS-
turtorct OF mel0te. at "Wuttcn por
potriptilt not ne Inn II Iar CANT
mel. 0euuco nor Den uorocnoc ari-
aer& Nlimrcnbc acknowledgement tilin.
tctllprt.
Npritc GrIgeneinrancc at nSbetule.
Wcnig Gblpin u. Eetcrion al Mfinnc.
apoliS, Der Ell NuQ lorrigc llgc blcu
NrUbt / Chicago uco Ct llluttcStllfTl.
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Carton, premier paa WiIipoiifee.V ga.
men og boenbc / 5ormington, blcp
Den 266c Gee. brrbt peo ga GreS.
cent ioct han iolot iorun Ell @oos.
noNn lat / Ncor0elic pno ct S~ioeipor.
Non a 3G Nar Gornnlel, citerlaocn'
6e liz Silitrr og TO Warn.
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261

to Roumania, where its chief bust
ness will be to investigate condi-
lions and also confer with promi-
nent local communal leaders. con-
corning the work of reconstruction.
1t will also look up a number Of
families about whom relatives in
America are very anxious. If per-
mission can be obtained they will
carry from here large sum of mon
ey for distribution.
The commission will probably
consist Of DR.. P. A. Siegelstein,
Leo Wolfson, A. L. Ka1man, Louis
Diamant, Sam Schwartz, and one or
more from Philadelphia and some
Western city.
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AMERICAN CONQUERs MOS
QUITO PLAGUE IN JERSU-
SALEM.

Jerusalem has been freed from
the mosquito pest through the eff
forts of an American Sanitarian,
Louis Cantor, who is member of
the American Zionist Medical Unit,
which is now operating in Palestine.
The city is now practically rid of
these carriers of typhoid and malaria
The Zionist Organization of Ameri-
ca has received an official report re-
garding Mr.. Cantor's successful
campaign against the mosquito pest
during the course of which 1850 els
terms were petrolized and put in
sanitary condition.
Mr.. Cantor, who comes from Ro-
chester, New York, was connected
with the Goetha1 Commission at the
Panama Canal, where he had ample
opportunity to study climatology
and NEUROLOGY, with special relation
to tropical countries, and before
leaving for Palestine, was attached
to the Navy Department of the
United States, which released him
for service in the American Zionist
Medical Unit.