South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 283, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 October 1917 — Page 3

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Goshen News

DROWNS IN LAKE

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Jerry fJ. Trump Falls Out of Boat in Mud Lake.

f hi- t-'in, Forest R. Trump. Ddc-cr--had s;Rd be could not recover. d;r i in.? are hi- -vif-, foir? f-or.i ,11 d two -i t -r , id- of th'-m. Mrs.

". P. Ti' -' ::; n. of South I Ur:l.

Mr. Tr'ii; was l''irn in .ir.ton. .. ir. l u n-i: f-ur -ar old cant t.. "b.-h'n uifh hi-. 1 . r r 1 1 1R 1 . I . -ititil six 3 ars .i'ti. when !,. r:. -d to -a lak-. For many

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r r ban? ;m1:c n.aii hre arol ;i- a ji ii'.'in candidate was defeated f. .r iy marshal. !! a No cor.duet- ! .t nur.- ry busine--. ' h 1 , 1 l: physician - who recently ,ir.iiT: -i Mr. Trump f x pr - v the pirnon the complication of ail1. rit with whit h h -M ft"-i had i!f' b 1 hi- mind.

N-w.-Tlr. s r. . 1 . 1 s,--l;.,.-"K Sil FIN. i t. 1'. .T. rrv N. Tnu.ip. r ,.r,r. ..id. .,, ,i ui.p : . kr.w r. f.,r - ;.,-;. r .j, r,. drown.! j:: m ,,; : , j . F.-r.u.i:.-o int .-. :i. ., r ),;-: ;,.,.), . ,, ! 1 '"'"!'' i . T ie-d.v. a ft :w.M.-,;, v. !jti h fro i, i a ;r, hah h- u ;: .- !! . .'"-hir.L. . .- ,-,f .Mr. Tr in. . h ard h,.- . : a - f'T h dp. hut ! .-'K h-'1 hire ?'. ! tt . Thf body as !.r..u-;.t fo r.-h'-T fr htaial. M;. Tr :a.;- h-.ilth j.r,(,r .ip! ' r;t!- h.. r.-t.j: - i t.. M'j. aK1 1 ' r r i lä.i'-A !. Iii, uhr he hal ! .-n In a hosifal ai.-I at th" hoiuc

Mi!i:i(.i; i.ici;i. luvi.l W. Ihal.-r, Illkhart: f l.i- ' ! !C. Sh" .. If) h'!;.

lOl.TOi:s AT $1 l'ut.it.. - iire him-: !: if at ?! !.- h.-lir!.

i nit cly . Mr. Greene is suffering from a. complete ncrvnus breakdown anl has hft-n unablo t' he at his "t?"c for over six ue k. A reception was hhl this rr.orr.i'.f at th1 ICra'i r-hl net-.

Elkhart News

' Ail: to th" iill; s of lit r.ii'l 1. ' I r n- th.c marriam- "f Mis.- Uv.l 'hri-tir.1 Kr.tu. 1 nuhtcr of Mi', ami .Mr-. William IV Krau of Klkhart. fon:i'r ! of :hi. ity. anl Mr. Urcf-nt'. w hiiii u.i- to hft " hen ( ( i'iratfil Tiw-mI y morning at I1 o'clock at t!i- hi'in of the hridf's I-ariits. ha- h-.rn jtpiiid inikf-

h.-.o.immi (OIIPOKATION. Thf rr ilio Milk :oti.h !irin- Co. lias ii' i ri ' 'i i,'.i n iz. in 'io.-lu-n hj Jrnatlian S. Voder an uill oppi. a plant at Orrville. O.. April 1. lMv Auiruj-t ('. Hpyor, Jonathan S. Yo'It, John I. HartzlfT, pre-i!'nt of loihon colU'sc: Frank S. Kb-f-rsolc and I'-.jrl IJ. Zo.)k of (ioshen: It. T. Millfr of Klkhart. Frank Yl. Hryant of lUrli-ster, anJ A. J. Milhr of I-lavar" are diretors of th $""'. 00i) rorporation. Tli Imme otti of the concern i'it tlie law oflu'e of Jonathan S. Vder in this city. rrvillf-. where th" T'lant is t-. I1 built. Is in Wayn county, ''hio. Mr. Y cider is interested in the Goshen milk condensing plant and a plant at West T.P-crty. "., uhh h j

itnanairecl by l'dward W. Neidic.

formerly of Goshen.

BULLET HILTS

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: Herbert L. Wade Attempts to

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ino.ooo.(i04i ii im;. ( ;I'A YACit'IL. Kcuador. t. 1. Fir Tuesday ditl damatr.- estimated at ?1.0"0.c00 in the principal seetioii of the city. The buildings burned included the magnificent Kovorninen: palace mid a number of th city's most important stores.

Ni .vs-Tinj Sf.e hil S. rvi-e: 1:L.KIIAUT, o.-t. 1". Her it L. Wade. 'in ol' Mr. aioi Mr;. Kose Ibmerty. Tuelftii st.. a run-fe-sen cbserter from the United Sta'es arm, was taken into custody Tue-day afurnoon after the fugitive hai attempted to (scape and I'apt. Jack Northrop had tired four shots, one which crazed Wade's riirht dioulder. intlictin llesli wound. Some time am the police- were notified that Wade had deserted his command, battery T of lh' 1-th ti Id artillery stationed :-t Fort .Meyer,

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Va.. on Aug. 30 last. A week agro the police learned that Wade had been seen in Klkhart so Patrolmen Jack Northrop and Ie Hummel went to the home of "Wade's mother Tuesday afternoon. C.ipt. Northrop went to the front door and Ot!:.cer Hummel to the rear door. Ap some one was ab..ut to respond to the knock at the door Wade raised the windowon one side of the house and jumped out. He ran toward Oakland av. and tlie New York Central yards with the officers In hot pursuit. He was fleet of foot and Capt. NorthTup, fearincr that the rum would escape, fired Iiis revolver into the air. Wade kept on running and so the captain fired ap:ain and hit the man in the shoulder. Wade stopped th- n and was brought to the headrt rs where surgical attention was rendered him. When chief Kiblet asked the man why he was arrested, he replied: "Well. I u'uess you know why I am here," to which the chief answered: "Certainly I do, I just wanted to know if ou would tell the truth." Wade then said that he knew that th- police knew that he was a deserter. Chief Kiblet sent a telegram to Lieut. F. Fehling Heed notifying him that Wade was under arrest. Field is lieutenant in command of the 12th battery.

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was found in his clothea after he was found dead and the two men who had been with him were not found. Mrs. Hifiby of Bertrand observed the man lying on the grass Monday afternoon and thought he was asleep. This morning when she fiiw he was still lying in the same position she reported to farmers who investigated and found that he was dead. Fie was about 4G years old. There were no marks of identification upon him and there was no mark of violence on his body. Coroner Childs of Buchanan impanelled a jury but the Inquest will be postponed until Dr. Henderson of Niles, who was summoned, will have a chance to conduct an autopsy. The man was evidently a farm hand. He was well dressed, evidently having purchased new clothes Monday, possibly In South Bend, and may have been en route back to his work. He had put his old clothes in a bundle which was found beside him.

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NTL.ES. Mich.. Oct. 10. Mayor Troost and City Clerk Cilson have been authorized by the council to enter into a contract with the Berrien Construction Co. for the pavinq of S. Third st.. with brick from Superior st. tc the Decker driveway on the ysouth. City Atty. E. J. Donahue, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. John Donahue, and A. Hastings went to Chicago Monday where Atty. Donahue will be united In marriaee on Wednesday to Miss Loretta Powers, a pranddaughter of Mrs. S. Powers of this city, at Holy An pels Catholic church. After a wedding trip the couple will come to Niles to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn will Ro to Chicago for the wedding tomorrow. Miss Virginia White has returned to Davenport, la., to resume her studies at St. Catherine's college. Mrs. John Visel. Mrs. Bertha Smith and Charles Visel of this city, and Hen Peacock arrived In Niles Tuesday afternoon with the body of Mrs. Peacock, who died at Dixon. Til. The funeral services will be held from the home of hrtr mother, Mrs. Visel, Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. Saffran will officiate. Interment will occur at Silver Hroo't cemetery. Charit O. Cooper has resigned hi- position a operator for the Western T'nlon Telegraph Co. to accept a position in Colorado Sprinirs. He will leave Niles as soon as he is relieved. Constractor S. S. Sarcon. who has had the contract for paving K. Main st. and St. Joseph av., entertained tho city council a: supper Tuesday evenlnpr at the new Forler hotel. Covers were laid for 12.

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Mrs. Christian Anderson Is able to be out again after a brief illness. Rev. Dean -will preach at the M. E. church next .Sunday at 11:30 a. m. . Adam Martin and family visited at Plymouth last Sunday. Alva Hummer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarles Reasor Sunday. DarreTl Lnr, Carl Schäfer and Fred Auer went to South Fend last Sunday. A. J. Kissinger contemplates b'dldine a new barn in the near future.

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BUCTRUS. O. Gov. Cox has just Issued orders to the advisory board of the state highway department to investicate all pending road Impro. emer-t nrtracts where work has r.ot be-n pressed and to complete it on tlie part of the state where contractors U not proceed. This will result In hastening a great deal cf Lincoln highway Improvement K.iW ic-r.ding.

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Kiixm whim: iiunttn. TERRE HAUTE, Oct. IP. Lort I owe. 19 year?. dd. of Glennayer wa5 killed Tuesday by the accidental discharge of a shotgun while h inting. Iiwe fell from a stump while holding the weapon.

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Wc call these records "specials" because they're too good to hold until the regular Columbia list of November records appears on the 2Cth. Any Columbia Dealer will be glad to play them for you. Send me away with a smile Columbia Record A2355 75c The test of a new song is, "Do the soldiers sine It V And those thousands of boys out there in the training-camps encouraged to sing, urcd to sing do certainly sing Send me away with a smile." They bear down lustily on the old favorites, as they should, but none of the new ones is as often called for, or as readily given, as this splendid expression of what the American soldier of to-day is thinking and feeling. It's a hit. Hear it. Ivo Got the Nicest Little Home in D-i-x-i-e Rtcord J 235 6 '75c When they aren't singing it, they're spelling it. Listen to it once, and you'll say, "That's a GOOD quartette song." On the other side is In San Domingo," by Samuel Ash. The Secret of Home, Sweet Home Cciumlla Record A2344 75c Charles Harrison carries you back to old familiar scenes and loving faces in this song about the dearest spot on earth." And George Wilson sings on the other side, "You Can Always Come Back to Me." O, Sole Mio (O, Sun I Love) Cdumbia Rsccrd A235075c Eveiyone knows "O, Sole Mio" one of the best of all Neapolitan folk songs. There's a riot of melody and color in it and in the equally popular "Maria! Mari!" on the other side. Two splendid tenor selections, these. Departure of the American Troopi for Franco Rrard A2351 75c And a royal send-off it is! Quartette harmony with lots of bell, whistles, drums everything you'd naturally expect on such an occasion. On the other side is Arrival of the American Troops in France" a companion piece.

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Levinsky at the Wedding Cciumlla Rccsrd A231075c Levinsky behaves as though he were a twin brother of Cohen of telephone fame. There's a gale of merriment in this monologue by Julian Rose. Castle Valae Classique Columbia Rrcerd A59S9 12-inch, $1.25 An exquisite waltz arrangement of the Humorcsque by Earl Fuller's Rector Novelty Orchestra. It makes you glad the waltz is coming back. Tramp, Tramp, Tramrj, the Boys are Marching JUcord A 2357 75c The famous war song, sung by Charles Harrison and Columbia Quartette.

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ENEMY TRADING BILL SOON TO BE WORKING

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. Commerce and t-ommunication restrictions authtri2ed by the trading with the enemy act 'will he put into effect within a few day? under an executive ord-r which Pres't Wil-on had virtually completed Tuesday nipht after conferring with cabinet members. Vance McCormick. chairman of the exports- administrative board, and Acting Secy Crosby of the treasury. Postmaster Gen. Rurlefeon announced after the cabinet meeting that the provision authorizing the postoffice depirtment to license foreign language newspaper? already was in operation and that within 10 days the department would begin to issue license?. Under the tentative draft of the executive order, the censorship of mall3, cables, radio and telepraph communication would be entrusted to a board including representative? of the postortlce. war and navy department. and the export." administratlon. Mr. Burleson is ar.vious that his department refrain as much as possiblefrom the worl: cf actual opening and cers.-.rincr mall. Consequently the postal authorities probably will limit themselves to merely cooperating with th- a -the re-. Control over imp'"-ts ar.d exports vefted in the president by the trading with the -neir.y ;ct will be d'-l-e?ated to th? export- administration, i

The Berlin Version

BERLIN (via London), Oct. 10. The grains of territory by the entente forces in the latest battle in Flanders have been limited to the stretch of territory between Draeibank and Pol Capelle, says the oificial communication issued by the war rdüce

Tuesday niprht. The entente at-

tacks everywhere were repuls d. says the communication, the text of which follows; "In Flanders a fresh rattle developed from tho titjhtinir earlier in th" day which still continuebetween Draeibank and (Iheluvelt. In spite of repeated assaults the pain of territory, riccordinic to latest reports, is limited to the stretch of territory berwe-n Draeibank and PoePapelle. For the reM. the attack-; were repulsed."

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