South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 7, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 January 1918 — Page 5

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Mr-. I-" I ; : L.i ... r ' i t h ! : . i : i - 1 h.-r- of r:..- j;.r. Ti I'- ( ;o- T. .': - : ( ! i 1 Will !! :.! r t l i i i. .Mr-;. ioi;o I'lui:.;--, T1- ' i t. .M !.: i .s of t i . 1 ' : . . l i f: i - l! .!i li.f ' t .th .".! :. - .lai...- Jh:l- ., I ; I .'. N.i '. a rr" .-1. A !:'. of th" o.l tor., of th" .!o . ;,h li -lot..: l -o.-i-tv will h .1 l J O i i at t h h o ; i - ta! M: i:. Monro.- !bim 77 For-.-t a'... at ita.ii Iii" Avud.oh'ia r '-.V i i I !!' ' t 1 Th" Co- v Co r r;' r ii t t .. .. ,f !:-. i'.: !' on : 1 ' ' j 'a -. a r av. .Mi-:- I'orotny Aiwar-:. . -- ! -'I!- -'v.. u ill ent.-j taiti i. .'Iii e t s of. fh U'om.ii.'s I i r. i r :r cpi'i at an i n - i forn.al party th; ; "oi;.. j Tii-- K;n,'s I i . r. . 1 I s of Cure M. F eh.ut. h wall r:. .-t at th- hureh. ; Mrs. F. A. I. -nh'. :m, (balden '..11 he hot Il.fJl.O- T: of ' the Woman's II. mo M i.-.- ion. my so-ci-tv of St. Paul's M. Ii. church. .M..-- lithe Harmon will have j ch.Mo of th" program of tin- mothI .- ; . a i 1 1 1 1 i i t of t! I ' r o . s j a- W iii jo - r i t a propra in of . hiel t 'Us S' u ha h will ill i -1 1 iii ii. : I n -1 .t 1 1 1 1 io n of ..::; .-rs will ta k; j d.w at th'- loeoto; of tia- 1 '. u .-i - j ia-- Woman's Ih'ale ! a.-s at tin- Y. W. i A. Mi.-.. Thad Keller. .". !7 S. Franklin , .. will 1"-' hoste-- t members of tin- south S'M-tion of the Women's b-.. -ue of the First M . I ".. church. As: o-tim; ho-tes.-e- will be Mrs. J. I '.. Stol!, Mrs. Arthur Studehaker, Mrs. 17. P.. Papel, Mis. a. P.. imhen.ho h. Mrs. .1. M. Sartin and Mis. J. II Nau-.

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I'll! 1 i J Theft" w ill he a meeting of th j Wou-.en M ;o::.i r;, Mejety of Um! iu'!-.!i.i .enie rhri-tian church A m ! i ! of the V. i m n "s 1 ' r- ,

. sn M.--ionu-y -o, .tv of the Fir.-t j out tn,t looked into the facts of ckumh will h. held thi.- aft-jtij,. matb r so that you kn-.w at ''on. I vh.it point ei-m-s will cease to be The I'.ro.oJu.i;. duh will hold an;Xl,,rth v. hile? r hav e yon just a all-iiav s'-lo; at the ib'd "ias s ; , :. in,.., that vou will continue

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one. of the First 'ii: i-t ia n church place in the prb e scale will come? vih meet with Mi.-. Harry Idb''-; . I Jn fa.-t. do you rally know whether Hit 'aliforn.a av. j c.tus aic .till wis- purcha-cs? ConMi.-- Wil -;r MrK'o r .'.hi he h o - - j i e i-i nu their nutritive value are t-- to mem.i ti- of the Flay and , th-y worth while at the price you Harra- Home economics club. 'have to pay? Th-' Lad;e-" Aid so-. i- tv of Stull ; The ht way to solve th: probMenM.t:.;! ji:;n h wiil .met. ; :u is to look at th" "Farmer's The piomam f the literature d-- j 1 a 1 1 t in." issued by the department p.t rt n.et'.t. section o:;et of the I'ro-t-jof agriculture, on "F-iUs arid their re - - b.b will he in h ir of Mi.-s. F- -." There you will ie.un th;t K I'll;,. Kin, i l,. j v. in n yo;: pay -h". cuts a doen for Mem' e! - of th" W. I'. m .He I t-'-. ' V i V tetl (-eiits ou spen,! w 1 1 ! i : ; . t . I 'will j i roc 1 1 re " . I '. po a ml total food

Mr-. I -.., Id Hitm-.. l"''l P,iern. dr.. will host--- to mem'.-rs .t" rh1 .North Sa!- i!ture club. M-'ul.is of the W. !i . .!,tv i luh j Wi'l .: at t:o hon of M r s. j ;..:... F'i'mi'. 11" I ': a -.klm ph j TI. history d- t m. nt of the Pr ' - s i'lu!i will me. t. M m' s of the ; i a ' o 1 1 n'l'i at tile Fb e. 7.V- l.t. I i or M-ri-'- ch.'. :il no ,-- booh Mrv ba.r.-e E. Ft1'. : lie... 7 Uli' ' I a v . will t - r a the ! Fb int a W. '. T F. ".'!. .- id -'ci.ou of the Fusees' Aid m' : of th.1 I ' r-t Fjiri.-t' .n ch.nr. h will e" ;. r ta i: -d ! M : lit M a -: . ' " t S. Mi : st. Mi James Thumb. 7 .' ! C!it:t..n .. v .11 t '.t"tt.ii'; t!m Imb ; i.d- it i ;-.v M r- of tin hi : v of ; r i co m ! h in. t in th-- eh; h ; . o'clo. ',. 1". .'t io-, "f , h : : 'I lun ula . Mj ... IO.,,,.r- .! .... , . v : 1 so- t rll V l! ! 4 2 : ' W hi ' t1 v i W . vm ! ! Ph E. t M : 11. ' A ' r . w : . 1 ! - Wil- i et j I -: M.I The St l : ,1 , ! .1 , ) , r h : ' 1 A i .- ,,f b. i Aid - c V . ' i ' M ' b : t j....... , C ! t V of r : r i : v . :k w !. .- :: ; : ef W ! x ' 1 f ' . . . . ' 'i l ! ' a e -1 ' l V of t - .: i W i W ' . . t . ' ' Am l W i : A Jewelry Store for Ail the People CLAUlbR'S Michigan. N ar W a-liiiiglon.

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JIM.OI Y. : h . : .-. ti.it I'' . a r; la i.- .! 'irni'M r.y I by . .f i;i v ( r ! ' - ".. '!;. ! -baft th it " i : .-t :i ' : i . r .1 ' ! j a I - 1 : " . r - - , i r. i . . v. ri.it 5 - : . 'i.- . . i ; . . ' l r i !''.''' 1 - ' -!;:';:!- y. f'.r ; th 1 1 . a Mit h .?i f.v ( i ;- j it I !-. t!. it I r . :.. :. :-..l t r -.-'..' r i : ; . ;. f- ; th" rf i : i 1 ! i " i on of ! .1 , ! ';: '!;!! of- t!;- ; r.oM 1. ti. it v.)iv.' i in !fi" ;.. r- - h i r.'ft r e.r.,. afti-c-I ' I o'.l - I-. ai-O'it "lova 1 ' i ' , i .' .i ! i V. ! ; i i - i (h Hot th.: 1. I V ar- r. ! v. a . - w!oo!v ' " ' 'o rh.- f ar-I fail of a ' ! o : . . I 1 1 s i ( t h'-y ' . r , I every 1 1 : ' I" fot- t h.'-m. L. . v- 'n t-.o-r ha r ita ) ,: tiling arth, 1 o ; ' f . o ; ; t f i i ; 't : o '.' f -ooo i th-it if jn-opl. v. o'.h' think h - - aho,;t j.-aloiy ari'f th ; 1 - i ' a.ri's for it th-rv wom!1 i - '" - t'o . . ; that if peoyilo ja'!.." :-- jralon- tlwy woahl t' ' !. 1"- '. ami not s ofti'ii iroI :-:t hi',., f b lo ve that th" hiham! ri'i'"' i'H'f' is iff' irorn J m ; lo i t !.; i, tint sniro pu oirMon , , ? I ..- L , 1 I . . 1 , . . . i . i of sym; atliv that ei-!s in sueh ! . r . .i... .v . . . I ca -'--. r do thi' that th'To is an imrra". amount of ; t i-v in this u,,r!d and that mot of it wholly n n r -' ---.i rv. Haen't you sa:i j.eoid' deüheraf!y try to ma k- anot'i-.r i-aloti jo. t to u hat they would do? It th.o ;:-ht amu.-inu' stir another i'. r.-on to j.-aboi-v. F. it. oh' if ymi o:;!d loar what people say when I th".v suffer the paints of jealousy . ou would r.nli'. that this is one pa-saui tli.it would .always he lull"d t ; p . nti:"." res'-arfh has taught us th t hts of jealo'j.-y po'.on th" cys!l"'U and make one ill. and medi".'.! I'll ami mam s iene.. ha- eertain (lrmrs that are P r' s ri ! ed to eure jealou-y. just as tli".v pre-r rihe for measle-? an 1 I r;i'.ui p. h"n we know that this is the :--. i.-n't it cruel p make the The Housewife's How lonr and how far is it v i rth your while to follow th3 l.n oinn i r i r '1. t t , i 11 tiHoi pile ill M il I' . Have o i thought it all I to t them till tlmy are too outrageously dear without having a mtv good idea as to where that material, containing c.n,' pound of son st.. will entertain the Twin City w ; og eircbn Mrs. . E. Julian's Sunday school uf the Fii -t M. E. church will h o ; 1 a s c i I m . t i r 1 g . Mt nil ers of the 1'astime club will Me! with Mrs. Carl Mn-n. 1711 S. F I'.ew.s St. T!i" E'di. s' Aid sorb tv (if Crace m I t Iriivli will no t. Mr-. I : ; ; I M.'iis. 1 2 .' 1 17 Madist. u.l! to the Auo;., Ri'da !.-.- of Trinity Presbyet u . n c!:':r a h. Tl-.e mi:-ie iL p irtmoit of the F: c'.ub will me, a in the club re m s . Member.tb.e 'Id Time Friends', W 1:1 !U( ct. I "r ila . A i mMi'.' of t ' ; i s and phil thr..: d'-nu rt no -r of th Frog- ,..:. will I'c h-b in the club M John Sl.afer, 71" . Colfax ... . O I '! i .. t:l tl'. 't'lll I v Of ' e N , : Wo'T .n's .1-partmer.t of r . -' v : r :a . b u rch. Th" li'e-ature .a p r U o. of 'he 1 "roe e- -e tie ." Voo m . Tin- Ivb'.-" A.d - ' i - : I ' ! . - t i .. n tm.eut. section . !ub v ill meet . v of W -t-. ' urch will ! Each.. 1 p-.'land. X. of '"..' X-u :. i n E'.dv lab! at t!o S:".th. . f M v r:'.1! ' R" 1 Cr-1- a r.xi'.i try . vh M J. T I.' - h. uer. w - . "A f ' e '", 1 " e of Mrs.! i i ' - v " L t m hca! churoh ' h tri -b V. i ' r 1 e ' t ' 1 1 -' ' Iil lr. -i Sab. us be '.one at M'.'l - r 1 I ' 1 ' m.c ui .vi- s. I S. Eifavette r i:i f TiiWKS. 'A . - a that.k ml to h- r I . t ? . v ? . u .!... . tin' t .; ,.t:.ru- g- !

Mary Picliford

i.iii.tl ar.'l lo-ly of a ;i'ron s-fTfr through th" j i Ii 4 - of lousy when ti j;t is r i i t h i r . mi m oMabl'- ? 1 la. !': "U s .! .rsrls :iirt with ;i!i'iU;f r girl's f..;:,r- j u.-t to jrA'ok' hT to j'-:i!-n;.--y '.' Ar;l haU'ii't you n :v.r-'A o tl:- -ar;u think', with a . i' w : tryir.u out how im;ch af!'-c-fioii tl " irl ih-y are -r. 1 to fo.l for 1 1 ) - r 1 1 '.' Ion't juu think th: is a i off an 1 i n;''! nn-tho'l of . j it.i- yf and of testing U.V.? 1 r: " h.ar l some oMr peoT'lc !:s'-i-s i--a'o'i.-v. ami what Lh'"' sai'.l jr.al- a - impn sion uior. me. Some! r.ily :ia-l r' inarkel to one of th'-rn. in -. laoh::i!- ir.anner. that ho was oir; to "make his wife jeal- '." jnst to se what th- would da ar.d say. Th" older man in th -,roa;i evrlairiT'd in horror: " h, ')r'n't make her jealous. You don't know what a Sony you will int'ict. That is th1 trto'lest tiling in th.' world." The yourit: mnn vas so s.iirirised that th" other w-nt on to exj.lain all the harm that jealousy ran do, i.'-shles spoil'nt: the lisp.-i-tio;i (.f the person tormented. And as I listened to that conversation I realized that th" word "jealousy." meant more thar I had ever or arned of. I could see what torfur" ( 'onld he experienced by one who wa- provoked to the passion. -inu nnw w Miiinin um . w.imlumi rt'ih. if ofton indulged in. ppoil tlut c . t . t natnr nil i T o c i t i r n I believe that lots anl lot? of the pain in lif" is occasioned by not taking thought. I'eople just plunge into things without thiu'unt;: for fun. for ox p i i raent. or just through carele--sness. And wlien the harm i don' :i;H, it is too late to mend a broken heart and a broken life, they are sorry. I just thou cht to myself, bt's la- sorry first that there is any such thine: as jealousy to spoil the sweet contentment of love, and bt's avoid every encouraging or provoking it, and especially let's avoid experimenting in it. One can entertain happy and trustinc: attitudes of mind more easily thar. they ein t nf rtain suspicion and jealousy. We are an creatures of habit, and if we ae.piiro the habit of truthful

iffeition we tire sure to rear. the;numner or irienas saiuruay evening

reward of a quiet mind and a hap py lif", Economy Calendar protein. 0.04 pound of fat, and furrish 275 calorics." The same summarv tells us that if wheat bread is purchased at live cents per pound. ten cents will pay for two pounds of total food material containing WIN pound of protein, h.o:: pound of fat. 1.0; rounds of carbonhydrates and L'.F'hJ ::ilories. o you set that even at the old scale for ten cents you could 'got 2.4 :'0 calorics in bread and only 275 calories in eggs. That is you were paying; more than eight times as much when you ate eKgs just for the pleasure- you derived in taking your r.ourishment in that way. Now in many places eg-s have almost doubled that cost. It is not unusual for persons even in moderate circumstances to pay 7 " cents a dozen for table cjl's. and though bread is rniw!,!or:il,lv loo'lier tli in 'f W:i when the bulletin was compiled it has not more than double! in price per pound. So the odds are all still in favor of bread, so far as prico goes. (Copyright, PUS.) Personal Miss Ruth Kuss, Miss Cladys J. a 1 1 ; i t h and Miss Avis Crovvder lave i.turri'd to Jacksonville. 111., to resume their work at the Illinois Woman's college, after spending the holidays in the city. Mrs. Kenneth Peers, 142. Mishawaka aw. b ft Monday for I'oekford, lib, to spend a few days with her husband. Kenneth Peers, wl:V is en....j-,- in V. M . C. A. work at Camn Cifant. Mrs. E. A. Peterson of Salt Tike Citv is the guest of Mrs. R. Harris,! 4s N. Eafayette blvd. '.rs. Petersot, was formerly Mi.-s Sophia Fattili. r of th.is city. Mrs. i:. I . Coon and Mrs. A. E. Rolfe. t'.'J". X. Main. st.. returned Sunday - enir.g f ront a two weeks' vi.-it at Prookljn, la., and Evanston. III. M.s Fula Le Co.-tley of Austin,

.... a -o itsu me nei s.uu.ts ai ri. Mary's. W:liiam Moore of th.- h a-biuar-t rs' tatnpany. t'amp Shelby, Miss., b ft Mondav for h:s f.unp aftr . . i , , . in a , f ,, , a. ...,k s,v..'io.-.iiv..i..- aaiu 1,11 nun , , I h:- parnt.-. Pr. a:.d Mis. F. J .

i. N.. Who n;s t'C. Ii the guest of .M:ss'il" -mis. uuam iune. Hehn Parke. '.j:. Clinton st. for the J- I-ickel and son, Ralph Bick-pa.-t f vv ihr. s. has leturned to St. 'h lave returned from Punlap, Marx s i o.b where she ib- a stu- here they were guests of the ford nt. M-v Purk", who Eas b en tier's mother, Mrs. Frank Eickel. -pi :.d:n io r vacation vvith bar ci- '- v- ' ,:"r""- IRAZU, 11.200 FEET HIGH,

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iMooie. X. Michigan st. Warren Fm.vtrmuth. al.-o of ('amp Shlh, ;ictu!''.'d Monday with Mr. Moore 'afttf a 1" days' furlough spent with: hi- fathtr. lr. E. G. Freytrmuth. - . 1 . . r-r-. , NOTICE. E. J. Hartman, au ne, r, now bs at 1 Michigan st. lull : F.'-T Acht. ph. era Af;-.r Jan. "th all taxi fares will le ti;ft'.v cash. h Ward H uk Transfer Co.

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TOMORROWS MENU

Jin akfa4. 'teamed Fins. Cereal and Cream. Fried Haeon. Fried Potatoes. Graham (Jems. Coffee. I.iiiiriicon or SiipfKT. Kye Ilread Sandwiches. I'.anana Salad. Tea. Pinner. Oyster Cocktail. Veal Chons. French Fried rotators. Ca uli now er. Orance alad. Nuts and Faisins. Steamed fifr? Cover one pound of liss with water. Add one bay leaf and let them soak over ninht. Cook in this water slowly for fiv minutes. Remove the fiffs and boll the lipuid down one-half and pour over the tips. Banana salad Peel the bananas and scrape free from all strings. Cut them in half lengthwise. Holl i in chopped peanuts and ?erve on lettuce leaves. Oyster cocktails Fse the small bluepoint oysters. servinK six to each person. For each six persons mix topetlmr three tablespoons each of vinegar, irrated horseradish and tornato ketchup. Add six teaspoons of ', lemon juice and pour this mixture over the ovsters when very cold. RIVER PARK The Women's P.ible class of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Hacker, S. Fifth .st., when the election of otlicers will take place. Mrs. Charles Hunsburpter will be hostess to the 1 "inch club Friday afternoon at her home on Misha- " tlv ' Mrs. C. J. Smith entertained ti in honor of her brother, Frank Arnold of Cincinnati, O.. and C. K. Regier of Hamilton, O. The guests numbering 20 were entertained with music, Karnes and contests. Prizes in the contests were awarded to Miss Fern Peterson and Frank Arnold. Refreshments were served. Mrs. V. E. Evans. was hostess at a 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday, complimenting Mrs. Frank "Whiting of Indianapolis and sister. Miss Mary j Simpson of Chicago. Covers were laid for 12 at arable centered with pink roses. The Junior league of the M. E. church have resumed their meetings ; and will meet Friday at 3:30 o'clock iit the church. Mrs. G. C. Iteam, superintendent. Rev. B. F. Hitchcock, pastor of the Free Methodist church, began a series of special meetings at the Mishawaka church Sunday evening. Services will be held each evening this week at 7:30 o'clock. Owing to these meetings there will be no prayer meeting or other meetings at the River park church this week. The members will join in the revival service at the Mihawaka I ChuTCll. George, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy, Fifth St., is ill. Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchinson have returned to Hammond, Ind., after a visit with their daughter, Mrs. George Kennedy. George Mayer of Importe spent the week-end with River Park and ' Mishawaka friends. James Vanoy, who has been visiting relatives and friends here the past two weeks, left this morning for Rogansport, Ind. Miss Mary Read spent Sunday with friends at Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ilovarth of X. Ninth st.. have moved to a farm near Pertränd. Mich. Mr. ami Mrs. George Poty, Lincoln way, have moved to the Ilovarth residence. The condition of Mrs. A. M. Cormiean, X. Smith st., who has been seriously ill. is improved Monday. Mrs. John Eeirick, X. Sixth st., returned Saturday from a three weeks' visit with her sister in Chic ago. S. I. Geason, traveling salesman for taie .studehaker corporation, left Monday morning after a week-end visit with his family. (Jeorge Ray, who has been a guest ! of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Piper. Otis st., during the holidays, left Monday morning for Chicago. Daniel Luke and family spent Sunday at Osceola. guests of Mr. i .3 i . ir:n:.. t . . i. SHOWING ERUPTION SIGNS SAX JFAX. DEE SUR. Nicaragua, J'1 1 ' VT ' J '.'-'''' I'ei. nun neai uiv ui) o. c.uctu, , ... . ., . - ( Cst.i Rica, is manifesting signs of , . . .. : eruption. me oui crater is vomit : ins immense volumes of smoke. The ! populations of San Jose, the Costa Eic.ui capital, Cartago and the neighboring towns are growing tinea sv.

opn pn:cr riHMTriu: at 1.1, l-:t AM) 1-2 OFF AT IXI.sWOKTH'S. A Ransack Furniture Sale at Ellsworth's odd pieces from 1-4 to 1-2 off our regulir low prices. Sale starts Tuesday. See -our ad. in this paper ar.u o :r display windows. THE ELLSWORTH STORE. 101 S-8 Advt.

Domestic Science Classes Being; Formed For South Bend Women.

Women will be interested in the new domestic .cience class which is beinjr formed at the hi-;h school which will include a tive-lesson course on "How to Meet Meatless Days." The classes will hjgin Wednesday at -: 3 0 o'clock at the hiu'h school kitchen and any woman who is interested may register between now nnd that time. Mis Florence "Weld will instruct the class, which may include .la. With the establishment of the meatless days, new problems have confronted women, sdnce their knowledge of palatable dishes in which the most nourishing of foods i are used is limited. Miss Weld will take up the study of the ways in which fish, beans, cheese, milk, nuts and es ks may be prepared as substitutes for meat. All vocational classes at the hiuh school will resume work this week. War conditions are bein con.-ddiued in all of these classes, which include cookinK. sewing and millinery. The .kind of work tauctht now is best idapted to the needs of the daw NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS M)1'LL J- i:.ts. Mrs. Stanley Xiezgodzki, 1212 W. Thomas st., entertained at her home Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Eeo Iaskuwski of Rolling Prairie. The time was try socially sient at j cards and favors were awarded to Misses Sophia Eewinski and llattie Kuraszkiewicz. "Edison" selections were also enjoyed. At 5 o'clock a line luncheon vas served by the hostess. Her guests were Mrs. Eeo Leskowski of Rolling Prairie, Misses Josephine Szylowicz, Sophio Eewinski, llattie Eewinski, Hattie Kuraszkiewicz and -Martha Rogowski. Misses Theophila and Clara Makielski, 702 Monsun st., pleasantly entertained a few of their friends Sunday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in. social diversion and a two course luncheon was served. The St. Hedwige choral society of St. Hedwige church will hold their annual meeting Tuesday evening at the school building. Five local Polish boys who enlisted in the Polish army, left for Canada Monday morning at 2 :ÖU o'clock over the Grand Trunk. The train which was scheduled for 6 o'clock Sunday evening, was 7 hours late on account of the heavy snow fall, but the boys with several members of Polish Falcons Alliance waited cheerfully at the station until its arrival. At 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon a banquet was given at Kosciuszko hall, . Chapin st., in honor of the j boys and a number of farewell I si eeches were delivered by prominent Polish citizens. Musical selections were rendered by the Z. 13. p Icon's band. The installation of ollicers for the St. "Pronislawa" society, Roman Catholic Union of America, will ' take place Tuesday evening at j o'clock at the library parlor of St. i John Cantius Literary society. j The singing practice of the K. ' Pulaski Falcons choir will be held Tuesday evening at Wataw hall. ' PERSONALS. Miss IJernice Kruk. 7 J 6 Wilbur st., returned from an extended visit at Detroit. Micheal Garwacki returned to his home in Michigan City following a j brief visit with friends here. Poleslaus Hysko, SJ. Chapin St., has gone to Flint for an indefinite j stay. Joseph Kraniak, arrived here , from Laporte for a couple of days' visit with friends. Theodore Zukowski returned to ' Laporte following a brief visit here. J Stanley Krance of the United j States naval training station, Great j Lakes, 111., is spending a few days' furlough with his parents, Mr. and .I.IO. if Ullll ikltll.U 111 1 i-J.l UOI.II St. Frank Kruk of th United States naval training station, Great- Eakes, lib, is here on a furloimh. He is the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ladislaus Kruk. 726 Wilbur st. Carl Eipkiewiez of Michigan City visited with friends her? Sunday. Walter' Janiszewski returned to 1 Toledo following a few days' visit with friends here. Casimir Poinski of Chicago is spending a few days with South j Dend relatives. Thomas Kruczynski returned to i his home in Gary following a short visit here. Theodore Malkiewicz arrived here from Chicago for a few days' visit with friends. Miss Martha Jaroszewski return ed to Chicago .Sunday evening after i a two weeks' visit with her parents, - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jaroszewski, Kenwood av. Joseph GryEwicz. Prairie av., has gone to Chicago to spend a few days I with friends. Miss Mary Czyzewski. 227 Chestnut st., entered the St. Mary's convent Saturday afternoon. Micheal Juszak arrived here Saturday from Gary for a few days visit with friends. Andrew Muzalski returned to Chicago after a few days' visit with friends here. Adelbert Wolkowskl arrived here from Jackson on a business visit. Prank Choduszewski, Washington av., is very ill. STOCKHOLM. Jan. 7. TIjalmr Rrar.ting. the socialist minister of finance, has resigned for rfa.oni of health. His rp?iTr.ation has bon accepted. Freaerick Wilhelm i Thcryen, a representative of the royal Swedish bank, who is alo a socialist deputy, has I.e.ia appointed mlalsttr of finance

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