South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 17, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 January 1922 — Page 11

TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 17. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 1 1

DECLARES PEACE ACCEPTANCE-BARS FREEDOJiI HOPES

Pc Valera Explains Kcamv for Opposing Ratification of Iri?h Settlement.

In,,

'i; arl -In Ro k ; firi-J !; a

: in ir.v fa. He ,val',; c n ' "'1 tli' j i ' or, t i ! : ' i--1 : Counter Proi-o'-stl. f i Jr.'- 'JTi.o'.t No. .'. Vft'

Ii '! or pre.

a s

r:. ;.-

of t!

; I r :t V

!r.f f-tsr.sr w;."rf l or

! -Ii proposal. I si

propoe,j va iinpo-si

' o-iH not acrnl it. It u a

orr. of thr drl?at-s tha th

ir iz. '1 t

1 th -IM'-

Rn'-

oarn wu-y

I H i. .1 we s h--ll by

Crit-

Ulll Still "Ta iv:

oat h to ob. v t h i- i o..

TJrit- I'ara criph .e.tio;i 2. Article 1. of

I it "ricinal pnrpo.n. whPh rca1:

j "Fr. r the f.';.ib!,hiii't!t aral elei f-r.- of t h lit'- .oMirr ar.d .likT

Ki--i M al. j nf th V. H.. morally. . ocl-Rly an-! t' c j rr.pr-il. an pl. Really, with a -w to :nuirat-

tion. wti:ni? proper appreciation or tnnr frr.

MRS. G. W. YOVXG. RESIDENT OF CAT)

4 i;i;st srrrrr. Zar Grn-'s The L".et Man" i ""-'. itir til P.. IT.'. tt ,,-. r a

1' YEA US. SI: CCA :M IIS in nv i.n Th - s k h th

AN NOUN ( KMT T.

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n. : r rtzVich. r h: .-.fR- a. i:i In 627.

op rrt r or. N. ?!ain

from t

or. -tl-

to th country, and to the rrop-

i claims

;0i were irv-i-t'r.i: upon an -nth

oi! h

( ontlnud

pac

. ,

kin.l. I FUi,-'-"'- e. that :f th" wer th'- o:Vly l;ffcrf t:c. It

wiviM rot !' liffir::It to frame nnj :-f onPI take. "Tli1 cour.t'.T pro;-, al frnra o:r -P; xv re an rfcrf-f-w-j.t 1 &. ! or. : "Iirst A oatir.ut!on in whk h

hy the Anieriran pple."

Tills unhnppy wonüns; allowed a loophr.c- fnr politicians to crawl through arl as a rvii'.t pnlitiirlans

v.tp ?r'Oii I'-alir. th

or-r.r.izntk'n

itad a.i a !ari Irelan in

rieht

rce

r.ntinnil slf-deTTa!ria'icn; ; t Y

lu'jon in th tr at v. would h,ie l-en r recognition of j-uch rvire and

on !. rit fir.d i.ot 1 1 1 i ;".--? i !.j I . My att ittuli was ar.'t that any rontra.t I a i;i v. Illing to ir-ak-. I am willing to tak an oath to upk'pp. "What tho-. who fivor th" tmty

ar- attempting to hid- s th.at don-: and atfmptinar to ;n.ik" the orirani- , ia :.t .o. wa j it fonvard by tae ! zatlon hack them for thMr own prat the first . rt session of th Dail. '. snal or party cain. The Jrarwl Army not as my Jdtal. h:t as roichly indl- immediately heram involved in pol-' atir.tr th" cby tiv I had in vi.--.v. In i iir and r.trr!ed it to an ex--r.t rin )- n -f.tiatior and as a i t"nt that ..'on instead of traininir in;

: i

o liritish authority, iro'.vn or otl.er- i forlorn hop" at th.- moment to .av :r.emb"r5hip it began to !.- rapidly, dlr-"t or indir'rr. j the situation r-atd by thf fait a-! until 5onn it as a m'-r" skeleton of, "Serond An external ri cor iat ion ! rr,i mli oa the s!?ned trratv. which I i what it had been. i

the Another mistake wa. the adoption i in their ritual of a system of ran"-

Mr -

w i y .)-.. Mon

folaw:;nr a yr.i )'.ici! ior.f. Her Anni" MtKirir.

I.. a ! "s;.l- : a st Jl year. a;.- niorniru'

.0.", I.'nci !n

et k.:si r-.tv iot

dit I at her horn a . : Z 0 c Ivek.

s illness with cor.i. iran name w .-.

wfl- born

popui.ir writer nv;y th" r.n-i; aop. 11?

p-.:reh.ae.- 1 a Michigan : 4-t:

Try Eir$-TIMFS Kant Ads

Mardln

iuc p.is:

I-.1Ü1" to

court v. f e. Oct. 7,

st . 0 -a rs " f a ". Mi-'hawaka from. Va:

ist:. ??h Wert.

.:r.. hrj5 t'.r.i.e re

source (.j

Irl

ill

p ' o r 1 - a : i 1

:thority would b"

th. "re would b-?

rnd th.at the peop of Iriird 'on-; ftituted a distinct and separat n-j t.on. ethnbillv and hl:"rie.tl 'y, and t

:.. .attesfd hv every either st-tnlar 1 i of this inde i. -ndert Ir"lat:d with a ; if Ir. would divid- the Dail ar.d

f poljtie.il I. major stat cf the Hritidi tovern- tountry.

tiifnt for r rtnm a r: airs ni common ; "My ideal r.ow i a- it alwi;,? ha ror.eorn with th" same status in the . , n. that of an lrd p' ral'-r.t Irish association a rrat. Itrita'.n. la r"lf, ' epuhlic wbih ic th- i b al of the and th" o'Ta r states; tliat :-. or1, a ' Iri-h people r -a-n of P'ality of rijsht-. ?'. yrtuht. l'.'JJ. I.y I. N S

O.. i' 1 :..r

5i'ic-d lie re. She was JuaTb-d ' 2 yrars atro tc Ceore W. 'u:.k'. who nirvlvv? wit.'j t'r." follo'.vin? chillr. n: Mrs Ma ."vifr. city; Ju-k Vu:a:. at homo and Mrs. Matt;-- Mavor. Herron.

Ttie Iil i:icctrlc Miro Wiring onJ llepalrlni S. D. Moran & Son

I Edwards Iron Works

GET OUR rRIC2 r.'lnrorctnx. i'hanneU, 2 IVatÄ Arxfile. lUrfc

t tot M JN WT

VII

ii" a l-o b n ( s

I 'or I eobirn. to ontend that

th-

otel

i w a. r r. b

lr.h never voluntarily

i ritUii rui- or authority, h it ren-is-j t ntlv rh ili"nccd It fJ;rouKh emmr--and that hy had ,in far, in i '"""Tit r.'t!;"mi ple!tr;t-. r 1 .t r!. , intüic.-it'd th'ir will tc 1;" th'ir i. '. t on! '.if" .ii an ir.leper.il-T.t. v e.i;n yta'e. "I1 !' tat merits1, could ma, ,,- 'nar ti.T.e. h rhallenr,!. Clreum-Mn-'H sun rajndin' the y. ( i! ' I rt f un'on of 1S0O were not r- . -us that no informed p'r-on w.u!d "riousiy hold that f hat a- : r n-ti-; i .f I a valid contract. ) "In Ir;sh history tiure r.ot a; sajcb- instance ff th- Iri."h Pop."

th" kia" t"i I rela nd'H mora I '

111.

! Mr. V Johns, n. i I Mrs. I.ffie Itricht n

inr of the member.-', in which tho. M'norai .er jvr s

hIoi,cinr to the orca niza t ion for ; nrjUn-.e(l later, th" lonsec time held the hichet j rank- Thnco v:lin werv rt-ent m(-m ! 1 IN Tl 1 KTAl "I.tH.

ii- r moth"-

, and a sister lawrcr.ee, 1:. will 1 ' - an-

hundreds from West End tiear Judge Rqab Declare Law Must be Upheld

Junta i ily bend it. Ihüih authority.

. is p-rf'ct. Tii'i' nt-r was i'li :' la i s'iria nder.

".v.'.v tht.s treaty. if ratif'.d by. ; h- pei.p;.-, will determine air whoi' Itional position. Our per-jt'e j r.;t rta'i. tin-. I know th Irish t ;'Olbv of dominant political u-aders:

Ilnralieii, of resident from the! W.st Cnd' erow.btl the city court

.early Monday nornim; and l.eiril I .lud.;" John M. Itaab b !are In no une.-itain term.-? iliat amhiiii and ! i....tl k 'iri1 will lojt be tolerat. -1 in

rjtineir io fa mi I a n number

!;-:(' . : Who l,!V arr!

Von all belong lived h re for Since this is a

' bers had no voice in th" di?'ussion 'until they had been members for j j orr.c time. This caused a creat deal , 'of ill feeling anionp the member.) arcl hurt it very much. j 1 In 16?. knowinp that soir.ethlner j i must, be don" at once, a convention i : was held and the G. A. II. was r4-! organized. From th.it time on it Kiew; by leaps and bounds, p-achim; its j j largest strength in IKS", when It he-j

can to decrease, thi-5- being caused i

by deaths In their ra nks.

When the American legion was organi7ed. the men who drafted th" ! articles of organization hail studied ; the history of the G. A. R.. so they!

and Mi.-?. Willi. :m Lordn

Mr.

Leer sr., South l'.end. -nt -Ttain-! th' momb'-rs of the onota club cf th"city Saturday evening. Music w.ntlui risked by 'Viiliam Tlorden ?.!h Hany W--Ptfall. "ards wer" enjoyed and the fa'or w re awarded t. Ilobert l-'-rris and Mr?. George Cask.y, Hrst; Irland llildehraii-l and Mis. Robert I't-rris. second. P.au.s were made l'.r a. dame to 1 held J.,n. 2. Mr. and Mr.. C.ni

! fasti man, '22i K. G.-ovp st.t will en- '. tertain th" club at lis n -xt meeting.

South Bend A New Celery Center

Ir:-t h"ens" tli" c ourt k inc lined t r prof.tted by the mistake1? the old or- j ani'ney. Tli'- disrac. and humilia- , ganization had mad in its infancy.! lion .ii suffer standing here r and drew tip articles which were!

very binding in this respect. Article II of it- constitution covers thi. very

Th -i!:i" in ioic to near th--!! n atie;fl Sun-lav in a raid

. . t m

.. . . .on ! he yi.it line n no i i i it .

: :iif ii: ffniurv anu ni" pres.-r.t ? i e 1 a l " " ..... V

...... . i.., t . ,a-: io iei Maii.ii.'. imp . i ip.iiiu

century

i:ath has so a.'fret-'d th- mental background of all who are above

l.uddle-Äg" that they j-iij, back quite

;a-

raign

. k ........

. r vr Ko In ,1... .b. - l!" i ' ' '

had not existed. r' gat ding this treaty from th" standpoint ;ner''y f a honi" rule a t th. it canrot. si t bound to the onwara march of th'

1 or. a. charge of gambling.

ri.' f-vven defendants, atnlel

Mai tins. Donald Iiennett. 4 '-'ft W.

:.; Henry Copper.?:, o4i W .

Fourth :-t.: ildward Van der Welle, Llf! jOgan sf.; Henry Martine,

Fdward Clav:-, 02 V. Sixth st., aivi i Frc v Van H-v 701 W. J'ouith St., i

j all pleaded guilty.

far great c r pa r r-!m ... -n t than any i he court can m to out to you. "Rut do rot mi.-t'ik" this lenincy." said Jule- Raib. '"The- law of this community must be obvrved. Vnu hav.- violated t c lawand must be punished. If we were to let down the bars in MifVmiwaka, and right now l t me tell you th.:t we will keep them securely tied, ther- would b an influx of all the ricioua and lawl'-ss elements from m-iirhboriiig i'itiet. "You are each lined $" and cobt. but in view of this being your first

wrll: Section 1' Th" American legion , is a civilian organization; member- ' cnin V orr f i Arc - ff r r I n . !

,. , .... ,. KJrocker.

uv"-1 "''""ii) ior milium or i'u'u ' j V( jj p,0 p'-tye(l service. Rank doc not exist in the ' ' . ' , .' t v. , ,, , , I Monica p hall. Iepion: no member shall be ad-

IMMWH'Ii TI1AM WINS. Tiiv- Immanuel Raptl.st baskt bal team won a g.ime from the Studebaker ikint team Saturday evening at St. Monicas hail. The liae-un

w.Tsas fellow?: Studebik'r. Rrath. j ers and Parla. r, foi wards; R'icl- ! 1-erger, c r.tr; Mcllenry and Yundt. guards. Whipkry, substitute; Jmj maruels, Clarke and Crocker, for-

arris; Fisher, center; Rrewcr and

guards. A return game

Saturday tt St.

m ' ' " v - ' , . ; ' . v. . vi-s v..-.. : : .,.,"-'v--s-- "X -? ' '-:---''".:. V - : ..r-- -. : - : -.V'-v ;v' ..;vr' vu'- ae", - V - . ; tr-. --.v v k-,-- -, vc-.r- y- f ' ? Vi" . ! V .-:-y:?N-:.v . .f..-r.'. 11 V-K v ' 1 V t -vA l-r--:c', --v-v.-.rr ,.Mkv '' - -A Crop Celery on the Steenburg Farms

i t i t tn

' rialng rricndlv (iainc. ..ft. nse the line is .lspenueu auring A farflttl I'riM.ncr. . ..(,unsM lor (h,. feudality told! good behavior." "Whitner expe.lwnt or not. r-ir-(.:v .(1,,r. ,hlt thv w,.r pkavir.g a' Martins I'ayp ' I Inc. jells attitude towar.l- honi" u :- t , ,r nd ! v game, alhd attention to! in the case of tamir.l Martin Acts wa fundamentally and logical-1 t.. f..,.f v.t rr ,,rvt nffenil-1 th.'-re ts no susnenf ion and Judge

iy fourci. The .itutu-b- of th-s. who approach th" present ti'at Irom the sam" standpoint. nr. 3Ulld. "I Can a. ei! an.! m j. v n

free join as my ja.b r gives m . an i without I i.-hon i r. us- i: to aj.; I'ornpletely from bin hands, provided. I have to giv- ra) und t taking ? : -i'-ain a his prisoner. Rut if I gia parole it is different. I then bin i my?. if not to ?c.pe. I mal-o mytelf his prisoner by ny vn n' t. If iielanel wan's to 1-" free, she houl i r.ot crive her parolo to icnu'n a prioncr." "The nationalists, wlio suppoit th present treaty, are of two elass-s: First, those of whom I'r s t Gntl'ith may te. regarded hp typical. whi are prepared to ;. -oept the treedom promised by the treaty as full sitislaction for our national claim; second, tho" like Mike 'ol!;ns. who would have v.? accept th.' traty imply a- a further installment from Mriiain. Accepting King's Autlnrit. "Rut both are wrong, for n4 thi one hand, it is incompbte satifa'tion; on the ether, in the gui.--- ot treaty or contract, it . anuot be accepted in thi lisht of an installment. "T th" woi Id it wili b tcab- to appar that th- Iri.-h po;.!.- wie thre" years pj,o declared in th'- most solemn mann r th'ir inb p :;d- a1'and who now voluntarily abandon tiiir ind' p--r.'Ier.ce and rpubli, itorni of govt-rnnir nt. a cept in.-tad. inejnsl.an in the Rruish empire with all its implb-ations wit'a th- p -opb of H: itain, to ,. ept th I'.ritish monnrc and imperial parliament th tount of all .nit ii-u uy. "The saturnine ui f th plain people is. that th" treaty will Imvi' tliein iree from llnchh into: f. r- nc :.s ,1 1 th peoj'b of Canada, Australia an! Africa, but Ire lau 1 is not :.,foo, or ft.otM or '.'.en. mibs away irom f.'nglar.il. "Ireland in not a ting oi.t n.'-nt like Canada. Africa and An.-trai.a Fr.t could support and le lop a ! 'op'ilat ir. larger than :i:- I iiU-d Stats ar.d which Fnglar.d eor.se;uej'.tly is ur.'il l to cli.'llerii:. . Nor are the historical return b't.een i'rit.iln ..t.d thee countries tho same as the histori al relatior.s of Ireland

Hritain.

Nl l.lko Dominion. Hi' an ituMadulnus p.-rson. in-

i s . i u I pit ;n lei! for

1 ns- cre v d

b ni' iii . v. hn h a ked

:nl violate

itaab imp-'sd the maximum fro. 'The court c-iunot be lenient with

!t'ie small court room hung on ever 1 vnu," slid Jud'te Raab. "You diould P . m . . . 1 i . A I A . 1 . - . .... . . ..v v . . S-k. -M .

i '. i!-.l .unit:'- i:aar Uii r i in pro-i noi prmii in " ip.ihc im-n i o.ni

1 la.-uncing set t-n -. Tlie s-en de-; to yi:r st ibkshment

i l'i n. I. it. is ft.od before the Court, a i "litn'i' and sorry crew. ; All but Martins w r" sentence, 1 t p., a ;':ne ..f 5 .and c .-?s The i .ti' wer- suK'-nde!. M rtins wa'

l'V

med and . -; and p 1 his '. n e . All Vll Known. 'Your iiaa;'S an- all familiar to i.' . o art, -aid .tmh . Itaab. In pro-

('luir.fs I'oty. rc-ently arreste.' for luivin." a piatitiiy of liquor in ja? pr.ss s-sion. w a." fined and cnki., and s"Ut'ni ol t" rt days in the o.inily jail. ( m ret esei tation

bv Atty. I. K. Parks, tint I.ty

dretved by his military or naval title in any convention or meeting of the J

Legion.

TO KIJXT omCKIlS.

J The annual meeting and the elecj tion of otficers of the Woman's auxtiliarw of St. Raul's Flnisronal phnrrr

shall be absolutely non-political and!, ,..,,,, hfM Tu0!Klay evening at th

Section 2 The American legion

sikhi nuL o- u.se-ii ie'i my tiisi.sf-ijjjni- jon e of Irs tion of partisan principles nor fr I j j:,1('oin v, a v E. the promotion of the candidacy of:

D. J. Crmpbeil, 521 1

any person seeking public office or preferment. Xo candidate for or incumbent of a salaried elective public'o.uoe shall hold any oftlee in thAmerican R gion or in any department of I he post thereof. Section .1 Raoh member shall jterform hi full duty a-? a citizen according to 1 1 1.- own oonsiuer-ce and understanding. The.e foregoing sections liow cr.nclusi e ly how the Iygion r-tands on th-s- same mattere that ii;irly brok" up the Grand Army. Since

Hth" constitution .f the Region was

to i:.Ti:irr.i.v socirm. The Dorcas .society of the Methoilist Rpiseopal church will be eni rtameil Tu-s lay afternoon by Mra. T. F. Run dry and Mrs. Warren Han-s-n at the latter's hotT, 1 J 7 Iinco'n way 11. to i:vri:in i v duirr ti:m. Mis. Ml.:.. Tyke, 12 4 W. Marion -t.. will r.tertain the Hon." Grove drill te.ua Tuesday evening.

nun ami had tin

a fan I

privat ii--" ami not for illicit sili th-- 'ail Uten- e w as s.i-p c.d l.

HERE AND THERE IN THE LOCAL POST

AMERICAN LEGION

National Commander Mcller

and tin Stair ("ommandtT Kxtctrd Hrro Tuesday. '. ry m inl.-r of th" Io-mI os.f. An,, ri' ;in l'gi.n. i- urg'l t' attend th- n.et ,--gulir m-'ting io b" h-ld Tuesday xetiinj;. whn it is xpected that National 'ommiuler McN;.r r and tin- s.tat' command' r wall

address the vets

-'.; eld n r j u e ; political night

ma:-- before th- dawn u its real j.ower and mission. Th" Region, in tin- very nature of th case, .nid not in its early day.s ba.- been con-( fronted by anything lik tho s.iim J situation. Th. R 'gi-n could luirdly hav.' got into lifi'.-s if .t bad want-'

a ic. ana row. warn it'e.iom irom

tin tlivil i.i a loii. li s e.ii il ra - t

ture ns honest endeavor, th" ohance.sl' '

- ... - . : . I Ol

liquor foci drafted, i-very of Tic y and member

j of tlie Region have work'd hard to j kfi'p th name of tlie Region unjsullial bv ,'jirticijuiting in anything ns a Rf gionnaire that the Igiem as a who!" dos nct wish The results of tb.'5e efforts are clearly known to all and may we continii" to keep ur

i corl unsmirched.

Sw'tn yonr hnsband and th" wh'V.' liou' with RIuc Re-.ii ('Icir.F' r. 1-tf

mitTIIDAY srilRKRsIl

I i

ipcr, r aiding

: s

ir gettinc into p'liti.. grow j

.-nr. trc hfnin. h

a;. r a.,- i, .,,,. ''m'umh

vio.iiii 1 t i . . iiii v r inn.-, 1 1 1 1 j

WartiiP 'an P

tw o miles ' at of .Misja w aka. w as ! l-b asantlv surnri! lv r.'.n;i- j

and friends Sund.iv on the ooi-.-'Sion

h"r b:rthdav anr.ivers.iry. Th-.

i splendid luncheon

COAL KELLER. RAMSEY COAL CO. Main 477 Lincoln 1349

with them which tln-v served at 1

! o'clooj; in the aft rnoon

iMiibut" tlii.s n " c e .s.si-1 r y and desir

l jo , i I on win io our in i

' w re awarded to Mrs. Ceortre ndi.

! .-.! - s. . .

.irs. Ii.llli. I .Me?,

o do w;:h it . And i ,"'ni1- Millar.

I w . r. pi ' senf from. Rlkhart i'A'aka-.u-a and Jli'nawaka. i

Am.-rican

w it!t

... C(li w ho l.ej;, J h it wl-.jch but a symlioli.'

that of ii;u la ; intud-d to

shadow fcr Ii-land. I?u CTf a real::;- it u o'tl.i r.n 1 n more Cancerous

rity

a-, i.iow .f ; i

Autia :i or Afri a, 1 re-main a similar i

e e ; i if

idOW

The reforc

;.o;a:r.g th--Ireland's r:t

to nu ,;i an a -i "To r " 0-I sert of pr "e league of r aceej-t lii:.i ;'.s the sov r ign ; .n Ireland, and

; ' w s

1 do

a :

t1-. I would b. opposed the Rr;t king a

i - r.T : an a so- .a t ion itiors is i i.c thin-, to king of Ireland and o i:t- of all authority : s car alb -.am e j()

m and to pi ' m. bo

ei i

. nnoth -r." The q.: stion w.as a-k tout your a'!er: atie

! e ! 1 1 v to

1: "lb

now

oath embod

ied in yc.;r pr-:

tr.tnt No. 2 ."' I)e Va b ra w a e,

al rwnowr. a-

, i , , . p v r e m and

1 In speaking of the

: Rr-;i..i";. a member says: j Rver since th" American Region ! i,i!,ii' into national prominence, I i':,e btard , ople make- th" !emarl tliat tin- R gion is practically th" . .-am' thinu as the Grand Army of , the Ri public, with the exce ption ! that lb" G. A. R. is compos' d of old

j men who s. rw.l in the ivi I war on r I the nide of the V. S. government.

; while the American le gion is made up of e-sd vii-e men w ho spj vc.l th" ' '". S. during the world war. This Is. . tie to a certain extent as both or- I . in..atinns cair.e into b ing a.' a re-j s-ilt cf its numbers beins previously! ! ymgage! in 1 reserving the welfare of ; J rliis great Commonwealth by micht j of arms. i The follow in?? quotation i. taken; I from an editorial in the American j ! Weekly of Jan. . ll22. j i A I'ompaf ion that Isn't Ocliou. ! "In making the inevitable com-; Inaii-on h. twien th" consistent nim-

ulieci attitude of the legion and

th" ir'y political ditr.culties of the Gran.l Armv of the Republic, it mil: he- i em nine red that the two orcani-.

! rifio?:.- have widely different b;.- :;- 1 j grounds. j "The Grand Army was born from ; j l war wJv.ch involv d tip1 gr; at' st I luv rt al i'Olitical sues in American hi-'" y. A natu became a n.iftis n , 1 by th." v ry a. t of enlisting. The bay-; oi.rt supe!s.!rd the ballot, the bat-; t :". th.- polling pin e. j "It n.i -, u;i'- oth rw!.-e !n 101T

iul R'ls to m i n o "

lid T;,t emerge as a de. mir art facto;"r.t ii tli- wry wa- ' :. Four

a s.-i inc. li'. a dn.o.-rat ' r

i-mis;.

ii'it-i. we must rememoer that irt . i ' i . s t h n . es ovi-r whih w e had no j

cent i ol hi d a lot

may we he grateful that they did." T1k- Grand Army of the Repubim

was o.g.imz.d shortly afttr the: i lc-.ce of th" Civil War and imme- J diafep bccanie a very powertful organization. However it had eme weak

point which nearlv lirupted it

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Celery prows best on a moist low-lyinp alluvial muck foil. It needs plenty of moisture and a soil rich in decayed animal and vegetable matter. The soil best adapted to this crop is not common; it is usually found only in small isotMcd areas. South Bend has several hundred acres of this rich seil suitable for celery growing on the Steenburg Farms. Already it has been acclaimed the richest soil in this part of the country by those experienced Lruck farmers and celery growers from Kalamazoo. The.se Kalamazoo experts are highly enthused over this land, declaring it far superior to the land they are new working. There is always a ready market for this r:rout delicacy of the vegetable kingdom. The South Rend City Market is far from able to meet the needs of the people of this e community alone for this appetizing green. Realizing the marketability of ttocd celery the fertility and value of the Steenburg Farm; and their proximity to the large waiting markets of Chicago, .outh Bend. 1 oledo and other nearby cities, groups of keen, progressive farmers are settling daily on the Mib-d'vided sections of the (arm. With their coming and through their endeavors. South Brnd will in all probability soon be known as FHF NtiAV CELERY CENTER OF THE UNITED STATES.

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