South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 48, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 February 1918 — Page 8
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OSCEOLA RESIDENT PASSES SATURDAY
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i purpose ,,f attending the funeral of our late Frater, Himer W. Hawes. as an eeort. .7. AI.VF.V Ff-OTT. rommander i:. ANnrcitSOX, life. Advt. ; iiomi: ritoM roi.i.r:r. i Kov Nikart, who attends the acrrlj ultural college at Lansing. MIoh.. ; ha arrive! home for a visit with ' his mother. Mrs. Delia Nikart, "12 . S'v-nth st. pi:om(ti:i to si:w;r:T. rfr!i:ir J. Matteson. stationed it
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I'uncan Ccimpbt-11 to Frederic j von Muller: "(Jnly from the wta.zi ii'-'i soul of a political pot toiler i could come tuth an effort to maKe i partisan capital out of the anxiety j and anguish oi the fathers anJ ; mothers of our .oMiers. I am off t the Tribune for lif' Duncan, this isn't a solo by any 1 mans. There's anxiety and amruish enough in the local office of the pot j hoiler. Watch u Krow! i ! A I. ori'r Island society leader h isuim; her husband for a divorce he. ; cau.-e he r fuse,s to sleep with her i pet doj,r. V- can understand it. hut J never explain it. A hoy loves to j sleep wilh his Jtf until he reaches the periol of wearing night Miirt.s and buying bon-bons for Lizzie, i After that, the dogs have to sleep lout of doors and even one Ilea will inin him almost wild. American troops, including thoso from Mishawaka. are holding a j sector of the French front: they may ; be holding a much greater sector hy , May. He cautious in the purchases of gewgaws. Don't prepare too much for hilarity. Don't be a glutton for show or luxury. It is a so- ; rious summer ahead. Increase your useiulhess in every possible way. m Former I'res't Taft is a wise man and a good democrat in all things save voting the ticket. The contemplation of peace is verv sweet, hut to put it in pla.n , words the United States need not waste its time talking about peace until it has everlastingly lammed hell out of something". An Osceola subscriber says he i ' going to send us a rabbit pretty soon. That is what we would Cail .downright malevolence, for the same amount of express money would pay freight on a rooster, a catfish, or a crow, or something , tempting to the appetite. . "What does it mean to 'interpret , a food price?" asks the inouisiti e i Mishawakj hotel hoarder. We can't tell exactly, hut every time the committee interprets the dealers h'ist the prices. A Sunday lecturer in Boston declared there is no hell, and there could be no justification for hurni.iff j a human soul throughout eternity. We would like to ask this man wh.it is to become of the creatures who poui'P the soldiers, or those gossip monpers who strive tu ruin the character of their neighbors, if there is no hell? Many a highly intelligent man in this country thinks the people are not really capable of self-government because they have not pickd him up bodily and set him down in a big fat office. But he is dead wrong about it. A town hoy learns to sleep in a night shirt before a country boy does, but the country boy who is ambitious doesn't mind that, because he knows the circumstances ill enable him to beat the town boy for the legislature in after life. Our spiritual adviser, Rev. L. C. Hogers, caught us with a cigar between our teeth last Sunday. Of course we were outside the church, which helped some, but the rector bad inferred from a paragraph in this column on that very day that we had quit the weed. We had t" explain we merely discussed the effects of the fragrance of tobacco from a theoretical and not from any practical standpoint. Our explanation, we are happy to say. was quite satisfactory to the dear brother of the cloth.. W if The giil of the old-time, would say, "1 have nothing to wear." and then rig out in chemises, pantalets, three petticoats, a skirt dragging the ground ;r.d a waist with a collar climbing ov-r her ears. The irl of today say.-. "1 have nothing to fur." and if vlu is really up-to-date. .he is telling the truth about it. A Miii iwaka f t ieiid kio.v wlu.t Methodism wants t--has to do with republicans and democrats in a countr. where church and f-tate are et. tr; ted. Ahsidutely nothing, except that a republican can't I-e er .tirely lad if he is a Metliodist ami uood Methodist can't be entirely r.nle.-s he is a democrat. There is very little domestic friction in congressional circles in Washington row. The old lie about I .ittini; um with a sick friend now 1 has a substitute in. "Billy Sunday'- ' meeting lield a little later than '.:suaT ; tonight, my dfar." Telling the truth about t poker came is one of the . jobs impos-ibl-. Hudson .Maxim
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battles liiust t-e Won by aerui i war- ? fare. That's th- way the politiciar t poets tu vii their. We belie- some of tbe war !-r-ad ue hie tr.sted will make t ier, feru1 ious if adioinistered in large 'ua:i- ! tities with plenty of bee blood. Alice Pa v.l. b;s broke ii o is what he with thovy picket. the suffrage; miiit.Mi. ;:t with measles. That ,-ets by associating r:uas!v white houQ And we are inclined to beT'.evf that if h; If the rand-raisers wei engaged ii. food producti(n, th contributors could give as much a-s
otherwise and would have more time to work; besides, there no reason why people who ought to he raising turnips and beans should b-a in the fund business, anyway. Somebody is demanding that the lobster palaces of New York closv. Why? The lob.-ters that are eaten are worth nothing to the real peopl of the war, and the lobsters who do the eating don't amount to anything more than a lower cast "c" box full of naughts. When i man will lay oft a K'u-u-day job to try to catch a 125-cent string oi tish, it is a sign that spring i.s hiking this way. .Such things are already happening in Mishawaka. otto Iang and Dan Ward invaded the Michigan ponds the past week. They say the Lnglish do not recognize our honorary titles of colonel and judge They simply can't understand it. They ought to knowthat men are born colonels and judges here just as they are born knights and earls in England. Some men are so devilish, jvlien they get to the forks of the road they stop and inquire the wrong way so they will be sure to take it. That iö one reason why there are so many republicans. . Man is the architect of his own fortunes, and woman is architect of her own figure until she connects with the middle ago spread. We know of several republican in Mishawaka who would preferably vote for the kaiser were ho to run for president of the United States on the republican ticket than for a good clean cut American belonging to the democratic school. As we say, we know them, and believe they ought to be shot or interned until after the next general election The Methodist preachers who are assigned to rural charges are in big
luck when it comes to the cats, but if we hel l a pastorate like that w; should insist upon acceptinK chicken and e's on salary at the rate of a dollar and two hits a dozen for the fryers and a dime a dozen for the eKgs. Arthur Schellender asks us if it is proper "yarns ?" to designate lie ,s Well, not exactly; if lies were yari s you could get eight pairs of socks for a dime and a tirst-clas overcoat for a dollar and a half. An east end lady friend tells us she would like to put her arms around former Pres't Taft's neck. Well, perhaps she might reach around his neck, hut it would take pome pinions to encircle him otherwise. There is an incessant demand for cooks for the army. We hope, however, our gallant soldiers will not have to eat the kind of stuff the average cook puts up for the civilian population. Matters will become so serious before midsummer that women will have very little appetite for idle pleasures, but even at that her yearning for the simple duties will not he keen enough to cause her to prefer' washing the dishes to an hour with Douglas Fairbanks at her favorite hlmie. We trust Kd. Byrkit has informed himself us to the trend of public opinion in regard to the necessity of a change in the administration of the public schools. The board meets Tuesday night, and we would suitrest that he does a little preliminary reconnoitering previous to taking the t-tep which i0 per cent of the population is anxious should be taken. In deference to the wishes of a married chap who gets Thursday nights off, we have arranged to pub. lih the bow 11ns scores hereafter that his wife may be able to s-?e his name in the News-Times the following morning, and may thus know by such unimpeachable evidence that all married men are not given to fabricating even though un able to distinguish between a J j "strike" and a scliooner ..f Prnmon:i i Emit std. TO Sl'.l.L W. Borst. Metropolitan Pftny. has be Tiutii;r sTAAtrs. local agent for the Life Insurance comII iven an apportion ment of $"..000 worth stamps by his company, of Thrift which he lias been asked to place in Mishawaka. H? is about to start an active campaign and is anxious that his friend.-- rally to his support. nil's at c iiARLoTri:. mich. John Hamlin, former resident Mishawaka. died at his home in tiinn.iriL' loti". Mich.. Saturday ifter an illness with pneumonia. Mr. I Hamlin lived in Mishawaka whn a I boy and will I" w"ll remembere-1 by i f onie residents. Clarence He is a broth r Mrs. Kitst.n. "19 tJloVe st and a 1 He is survived by his wife ar-old son. ISITINC; IIICACO. Miss Beatrice Harrnon of Mi-? News-Times staf!'. H spending a fe.v days with friend in Chicago and Wabliegar.. 111. I d-r ,.)k T'leasant toclay at s l'hoto gallery Advt Ostrun Th- White Balace barber sho will be open all dav Monda.v. Advr.
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SANDY M'TAVISH WRITES FROM ENGLAND I'iper shandy McTavish of the second Canadian reserve battalion, stationed at West Sandling camp, Kent, England, has written a letter to th.3 News-Times in which he tells of receiving a Christmas box from tho Mishawaka lied Cross. lie speaks in enthus.'aütic terms of the contents and mentions particularly Mrs. M. W. Mix in his appreciation. He also got a copy of the Christmas number of the News-Times Mishawaka edition which he says was great. The list of names of Mishawaka boys who had enlisted up to that time and which was printed in the Christmas edition, impressed Sandy very much. He describes it as wonderful and says Mishawaka has reason to feel proud of her sons. Sandy cuts his letter short with the excuse that Fritz aeroplanes are overhead again, but that they visit his cämp so often they are beginning to look on their coming as something of a joke. CAMILL CLAEYS WEDS MISS SUSIE BEHNEY Cam ill Claeys and Mis Susie Behney were married at the PresbyJ terian manse by the Rev. Dr. J. A. I Burnett Saturday afternoon at 2:T.O j (t clock. ine double ring service i was used. The bride was attired i . . ..... in a pretty suit or danc blue witi hat to match and wore a corsage of violets. A reception was tendered the newly married couple at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mr. Ievi Benney, three miles east of Mishawaka, during the evening. A delicious weddinpr dinner was erve 1. Covers were laid for CO. WILL GIVE INITIAL SERMON HERE TODAY Rev. John L. Imhof of outh Bend will preach his initial sermon at the First Christian church this morning at 10:4" o'clock. His subject will he "The Heroic Life In Christ." Rev. Imhof will supply the pulpit of the Christian church during the leave of absence of Rev. G. W. Titus. S'unday school will be held Sun day morning at 9:30 o'clock. Rev. Imhof will be in charge of the men's class. IIOSIMTAIj NOTMli. Mrs. Glen Hess, Baker st., who has been at the hospital for the past frw weeks, has sufficiently irnproved so as to be removed to home Saturday afternoon. her Miss Clara Kaylor. who recently underwent an operation, is doing nicely. The condition of man. S. Hill st. proved. Miss Merl Gar- , remains unim(OMPLMNS ov CAU SKltVTCi:. An indignant citizen called at the News-Times last night to register a kick against the street railway " enmnnr.v which he claims lans t j stop its cars to take on or let o.'f I w 1 T passengers on lincoiri j i. it times. He says this was particularly noticeable Saturday forenoon when ear 212 failed to stop at a corner whore passengers were waiting. As there is considerable time between cars on this route th- passengers were compelled to walk to the center of the city. II.VI-i I I'NITltAL MONDAY. Tbo bodv of Elmer H.iwes. who ' committed suicide in Fhicago Tnc.ay. will arrive here today and will be taken to the hom of Mr. ar.-l i Mrs. Georg C Shnhe. Lincoln way I W Funeral services will be held Morula- afternoon at C:-.' o ekek II. Ir. J. A. Burnett officiating The fur.'-ral will be In charge c; the Blue .odg oi tr.e uasnmc or. 1 lr. witii a IiiehtF Templar vin the city j coit. H.iriai will he ) lenietery. I MiTTiioDi-T com i:ri:cil The district conference. Goshen i distrb-t. o'r the Methodist Kpiscrpal hurch will be held in Lisronier Tue.Hdu.v. Wednesday and Thursday KVb. -1. -7 and 2. The program : arranged i-c an interesting one. and , will includr- an address by Re.. R.i L. Parker r.f th- local Meth "d i : rbnrr-h on "Missions in a World i War."
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German Airmen Driven Back by American Guns UV XL1VTOX C. PAPilvi:. International News Sen In-: WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Feb. 16. Following x two-nour bombardment ot the American trenches with tterman gas shells on Thur.Mlay night, the Boche airmen tried yesterday to get behind the American lines to drop bombs upon cities and military works, but were driven off. No fatalities resulted from the German cannonade, but one man was wounded by the explosion of a German shell. The American guns replied vigorously all the time the German batteries were in action. Friday was a very lively day on the American sector and there were a number of air combats. During the morning the Germans made several efforts to pet behind the American front, but were, unable to penetrate the barrage tire from the Yankees' high-ancle riiiis. i,ici:nsi:i to vi:d. A marriage license was issued a. Chicago to Robert M. Stewart of that city and Mrs. Nellie Heams of South Bend. FOR SALE Modern "-room houso on Lincoln way E., oak finish, good barn; lot is 4sxF;i Price J4.200. tark Realty Co., Mills bldg. 17t3 FOB SALE 7 acres on Lincoln highway; good 7 -room house; small barn; larjxe chicken coop; "00 year old; other small fruit; on infruit trees; 3,000 strawberries, 1 terurban line. Sacrifice for quick sale. Maude Fisher, Room 4. Engledrum bldg. Home phone 17ü: Bell 17t" KOR SALI-:: rooms. W. Lawrence .t. S rooms, N". Main .st. .". rooms water and gas, W. Battel. :, rooms, Home St. rooms .and bath. Broadway. s rooms and bath, K. Sixth. s rooms. K. Eighth. 1U rooms, modern, Battell St. Oarniiro. Bell :;70. Home j hone 1 7 ö . Bell .170. Home phone 1 7 ä. 1 7t i LOST Eight War Savings certia-A-77 17tJ cates. Ca'i' Home phune FOR SALE Chap. one gon and harness. ."4 7 St. Home phone Ik W WANTED To purchase. hand l-ord. two passenger Bell phonF( 1 1 S A LE Fi f - pa sse nee r $ 1 " r. . Leavimr ity. Bell r.7. LUST Gold pin with two pearls in center, between L.14 Mill st. ard South Bend. Finder return above address or- Home phori- Ö14. R--w ard. 1 r' 1 2 WANTED Middh- aged 1 house cork. Apr.lv 114 N. ad" for Mill .-t. 1 4t:; FOR of quire SALE Bric. hous-. corner Eighth and Fnion Sts. InE. Eighth st. 1 4 1 4 FOB SALE Two acres, plenty of fruit. C'heap if takn immediately. Dann! K. Myers. R. R. No. Mishawai;a. 1 1 2 FC R SA LE Five - parser. excellent running i.ew tires Inquir-1 Home jihon Zi-',. condition Den of .S WAN'TF.D A competent do housework in small woman to far-.ilv. No children. X. V. Ne'As-TinHs 1 F'Ut SALF Five room enttaire: electric lights, city w.it-r ar .j g.s. G. E.. News-Tirae;;. lilt (WANTED To rent. 7 rooms; not too hou of or far from T.ub- : ber Re. E. J ond st. liertriale. lu 1-.. s-e-ict:
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