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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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I MISHAWAKA NEWS
News-Times Office; 120 Lincoln Way West. Home Phone 118; Bell 10
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Not Too
Early
If vou con-
To bein planning your Christmas Gifts.
bult US your task will be EASY.
Just a few Sutrestions:
Military Watches
Waterman Fountain Pens
Eversharp Pencils
Money Belts, Tie Pins
Diamond Rings
Brooches and
LaValliers, Etc.
Note The Best Line of BRACELET WATCHES
ever shown in Mishawaka.
Your government requests that you do your Christ
mas snopping early, and thus save HEAT, LIGHT
and LABOR.
Be patriotic and SHOP EARLY.
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Mishawaka
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Get your supplies here and save money. We
carry everything the hunter needs to get the most
pleasure out of this fascinating sport.
GUNS SHELLS ETC.
Help the Government
By the conservation of labor. Buy your holiday
goods early this week today. Gei that soldier
boy a suitable present and send it in time to reach
him by Christmas time.
See our fine line of Aluminum Ware now on
display in our window.
C. L Barnard
& Son
Hardware
Ernest Beebe
Democratic Candidate for
Co unty Commissioner
Eastern District
Election Nov. 5 , 1918
A vote for Beebe is a vote for Efficiency,
Economy, and for the Welfare of
the community.
Your Support Respectfully Solicited.
MAN IN THE STREET
The, Ijord not with you to an i lie will tiivt for ih- rumd and the
medals as a quick-'juitter.
We'll hc-ar the primer class: "See
the Hun. Can the Hun run? Th
Hun can run. See the Hun run. The
ton of a un."
The Herman emrror can now
comprehend the meaning of those
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vou thpro will be no objection to ; ni-s in excelsior 'Dark lowers
. ; 1 1 i. ..-v. thf! tern nest n'prhpaiV thn rnn rintr t
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church doors are opened again.
to church todi'y brcaue in doini; so
you will break the human law for
, which you must show respect. Any-
wa'. If you are too pi headed to
! herd this injunction we may tell
i you that one of our home -uurd
'.nipers is likely to pet you.
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j If your contribution Is worrying
There is a possibility, of cour.-e.
torrent is deep and wide.
The war poets have never slacked
that th influenza rrm may be oft0" their part of it. They have pro-
üueed and produced and produced.
If only the men who produce tur
nips, potatoes and beans could have
proven such prolific outputters!
republican origin. We do not assert
it, however, as we must not risk do-
ini,r the influenza Kerm an injustice.
We note that iJout. Glen F. Slick,
w hoever that Is, writes that (leu.
The Enterprise -.is: "We are
30,00t.000 a day." Gee.
by Christmas and that he will pay üur "r"in,'r prouaoiy nas yarn eggs
for all the ammunition that the al- , for breakfast and fried chicken for
dinner every day.
IVrshin says the wai will be ov r s-lnnin?
;ay ' our hrothei
lie will use after that date. .ay.
Glen, the t'iKhtinr must have gone
to your head or you must have had
an uncanny series of dreams. Ex
cuse to us. Glen, but will you kind
ly put out your hand and feel if you
are tili in bed?
There Is not only Germany to lick,
but Eussi.i to pacify and reconstruct.
We are rehabilitating civilization's
broken temples, and the task ahead
is sublime enough t inspire any
people who are not given over to
the gratification of their bellies.
Judging by the scope of the pres
ent Germaji retreat, the German
command has accumulated the big
gest, most urgent and most impera
tive set of strategic retirement rea
sons the world ever paw.
It is not exactly vital that the
kaiser should be a graceful abdica
tor, but if he values his own hide
HIIISIHIAWAKA
WAOT ABS
WANTED 1 or 2 furnished rooms.
Modern, for light housekeeping,
by a man and wife. C. C. Brown,
Route 5, Box 7S, South Bend.
WANTED Experienced shoe sales
lady and salesman. Apply at once.
W. L. Douglas shoe store, 105 N.
Main st. 26tl
FOR SALE Ford roadster, all in
good shape. New tires, two extra
tires. Call Bell phone S65. 26t2
WANTED Either lady or draft ex
empt man for general office and
clerical work. To keep all Receiv
ing Department records for large
manufacturing institution in Misha
waka. General olflce experience nec
essary. Typewriter operator pre
ferred. Permanent position. Good
wages. Position must bo tilled with
in a few days. Address, giving full
particulars. P. O. Box 127. Misha
waka, Ind. 24tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished
room for two men; 521 W. Firsi
st. Call after six. 24t3
JUST UNPACKING Big shipment
of shoes from New York, bought
long ago, but will go at old prices.
Come in and compare. Also men's
pants, underwear, shirts, sweaters
at low prices. Open eveninss. De
Meester, 601 W. Sixth st. i4t3
WANTED Experienced waitress.
Good wages. Venice restaurant.
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The present period is a turning
point in the history of the world.
The i-hirking slaves of money lust
who have failed in their duty need
not think they will be forgotten.
Their place in the execration and
contempt of mankind will become
more pronounced as the years go
by.
Don't get on the street corner and
bawl like a jackass for uncondition
al surrender and then refuse to con
tribute toward the forthcoming
Mishawaka drive for funds for
worthy war objects.
Rep. Barnhart Is to take a brief
recess. It isn't that he needs rest,
but he wants to get into the bleach
ers to see the biennial drubbing that
the saints of an invincible and ever
lasting democracy administer to the
minions of a depraved and devilish
republican party.
hed a tear for Pvt. Albert Hall
of Virginia. His German captors
have him imprisoned at Limburg, c
place that wouldn't be any sweeter
If it had a less odorous name.
It is said the German chancellor
objects to the tone of the president's
reply. This is no time for squeam
ishness on the part of the German
government. If it doesn't like our
Schumannesquo notes we can offer
it a fine line of Americanized
Wagnerian effects.
There has been no attempt in
Mishawaka to kill the prominent
republican who predicted the defeat
of Rep. Barnhart. It has been
thought best to let him talk away
because in that way he might dis
close the place where he got the
&tuff that made him foolish.
The kaiser has maintained more
silence in the last .'10 days than he
had in all the preceding time of his
lite, sleeping time included.
It tnke a man with a powerful
lot of money to win the love of a
college girl if he use3 the "I seen."
"I taken- and "I done it" brand of
grammar.
The next proposal is to Hooveii7
coffee. We would like to wring the
neck of the scamp who wired to
Washington that we liked coffee. If
he ever reveals in Ilooverdom the
cherished secret of our fondness for
liver and onions we shall ldll him
on sight.
Amonc the optimists
to save the expenses of the wedding.
There are no words- to express our
admiration and affection for the
French, but how unfortunate it was
that they were never able to pro
nounce words as they are spelled or
to spell them as they are pro
nounced. The. vista is changing for the
kaiser. What he once refused to be
lieve were even possibilities are now
glaring- with tragic intensity to his
startled gaze as relentless eventuali
We can't understand the convolu
tlonal processes of the average brain
cell. Now it is proposed to use bot
tles of milk instead of champasme
for christening ships. According; to
the uplift doctrine the champagm
has no real value, whereaa milk can
nourish babies. Smashing a bottle of
wine upon the ship consumes a
liquid that is intrinsically worthless.
There is no shipbuilding- cornmuni ty
but that there are poor babies who
would like to have th milk. What
would this world do but for the
generous supply of foote Inhabiting
it?
Another reason why it Is nonsense
for you to worry over the presi
dential nominees of 1920 is that
there is no certainty that you won't
Spanish influenza out of the game
before the men you elect In 19 IS
have been inducted Into office.
Keep the books on the fines and"
penalties, Belgium. Uncle Sam la
going- to have the money refunded,
with interest at eight percent, and
10 percent added for collection
fees.
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We suspect the Hun? are object
ing strenuously to the manner in
which Foch ignores the eight-hour
law.
The influenza mask business Is
liable to start up an epidemic of
highway predation. There are some
men upon whom you can't fix a mask
like that without making them anx
ious to get out and rob Boaiebody.
The manufacture of frying pans
and safety pins, the two greatest
inventions of 40 centuries, can not
be classed as non-esst ntJal indus
tries. Even if free government phould
fall there would be comfort and
possibilities of Joy if safety pins
and frying pans were left.
We suppose thero will be food
enough produced when all the news
paper men who intend to epend their
evening years on farms acquire their
lands and start the plows.
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It is said many women work In
Scotch ehip yards. The tcotch "wom
en have many peculiarities, one of
which is they have a constitutional
objection to anything necessary for
the salvation of the country' remain
ing undone if it is clearly up to
them to grab hold.
It is said in Austria clothing Is
getting so scarce that bcth men and
women regard themselves lucky to
have bathing- auits to wear for
ordinary occasions. That's not bad.
We are gradually reaching a crisis
and have no bathing unit.
After the war. when things get
to running right and all the excite
ment has quieted down, we hop
the allies will bo able to lind porno
sort of reasonable, euphonious and
unhyphenated designation for the
Czech-Slovaks.
For the benefit of one of our crit
ics we will say that "girlie" is not
mu:
a new word. It is as. ancient as the
be; language itself, but its use is so re-'
counted those pood women who be-j strieted that one scarcely ever hears
lieve the suffrage amendment willlj except when a nippy old widower
ultimately be submitted, despite the
llngeried, long-legged, uncors-tted
and idiosyncracied bunch of hjnner-
FOR SALE iStudebaker car in good ; toter in the vicinity of the w hite
condition. Sell cheap. Chas.
Rank, 946, 17th st., RUtfr Park.
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VERY DESIRABLE F R A M E
DWELLING FOR SALE Eight
rooms with bath, furnace, electric
and plumbing fixtures. Would cost
over $5,000.00 to duplicate: will sell
cheap for cash, the buyer to remove
it at once: or I will move the house,
place it on new foundation on buy
er's lot and provide the necessary
money to paint and decorate, tak
ing an instalment payment first
mortgage running over live years for
the entire amount. To anyone own
in? a good lot eat of Main st. and
south of St. Joseph river, Misha
waka, this is an exceptional oppor
tunity. Address "D," News-Times
Office, Mishawaka, Ind. 2?t5
FOR SALE Good paying restaur
ant. Would consider part payment,
balance in payments. Call 105 E.
Mishawaka a v. 15t30
CASH paid for Liberty bonds,
room 423 J. M. S. Bldg.. South Bend.
Hours 10 to 11 a. m., 1 to 4 p. m.,
and evenings, 7 to 8.
S759-27 Aavt.
FOR SALE New 7 room house;
fa and electricity; cellar under
entire houe, ?. Main st.. $2.000.
mall payment down, balance easy
terms. Achille Colpaert. Home
phono 1S1. 16tl4
Cash paid for Liberty bends, room
423 J. M. S. Bldg. Open Mondays,
Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thurs
day , 10 to 11 a. m.. 1 to 2 p. m.,
and 7 to S p. m. S563-15 Advt.
house.
There are some women so mean
that they deny themselves onions
and cabbage because they can't bear
their neighbors to have tho ecstacy
of smelling the priceless perfume
of 'em.
Ptill, if a man wre always to
practice what he preaches, the gang
would be mad at him for being de
prived of the privilege of calling
him a "dam hypocrite." You simply
can't please 'em all.
Some of the politicians are Mill
wondering what the president meant
when he said "Let politics be ad
journed." He meant republican poli
tics. Influenza, republican politics
mosquitoes and things like that
ou'it to be always adjourned.
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Philadelphia i3 going to fine the
pi:urs. Corr.e to think of it. Misha
waka. miht hold that plan in re
serve until the fifth Liberty loan
con.es up. Judge Ralph Feig might
get the town's entire quota that
way.
Mihawaka is not so gratified
about petting over the top that fhe
can easily forcret the outraereou,
penurious and unpatriotic attitude
of the bunch that failed to act on th
level with their duty and their coun
try. Greoee is doing nobly and she
would doing still better if there
were any way to put the Grecian
military ball, t skirt on the fruit and
candy tyrant? in the United .tats
and tend them against the common
enemy.
About half the elopements you
read about are entirely unnecessary.
Not one time in 20 is there any pur
suit. The supposed pursuers have
if.erely mar.ewtrcd for the runaway
gets to making love to an old maid.
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It is now too late for the crown
prince to talk about Germany's aims.
The allies have better aims than
Germany and have got the range as
well.
GKORGn A. liAJNG ENLISTS.
George A. Lang. 22 3 N. Wenger
st.. left Saturday evening for
Raleigh, N. C, having enlisted in
the tank corps. He has been engaged
in insurance and real estate busi
ness and was also justice of the
peace.
Mrs. Iinc will reside with her
mother. Mrs. Mary Powers, 119 In
diana av durinc: the period of Mr.
Lang's enlistment. HeJs the eon of
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lang of eait of
the city.
RETURNS UKOM SI5!!"!
Mrs Frillip Matz, 12.1 W. Fourth
Ft., returned yesterday from Good
land. Ind., where she was called to
attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
John rrchreieh, which took place
Sunday. Mr. Matz also attended the
services, but returned home Monday.
SI.RGT. EXYKRT OVITRSEAS.
Mrs. Clara Enyert has received
word announcing that her husband,
Sergt. Ctho L. Enyert, battery D,
1 7th f eld artillery, had arrived
safely overseas.
MARY KIDAK DICS.
Mary Kidak, the five day
old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Kidak. SOI K. Battell St., died Fa.t
urday night at 6 o'clock. Funeral ar
rangements will be made later.
THi: WAK CRY GIVES
A good many sidelights on the war
and the work of the war work of the
Salvation Army. Why not become a
subscriber. Call Bell 69 9. Misha
waka. Advt.
Dr. Bostwick'e office will b open
each afternoon from 1 tc 5. office
assistant being in charge. Advt.
arnhart
v iMica tea
Official Record of Congress Shows That He Voted For
Every Measure Signed by the President Both
Before and Since War Was Declared.
A letter from the Clerk of the House of Hcprccni.nivjs. ;irn.
South Trimble, absolutely vindicates Conrcssm.m D.irnh.irt from
the designing: and selfish interest charges, of the Wall Street Se
curity (?) League, that Barnhart and all the other oienioer.its in
Congress except eight, voted contrary to the policies of President
Wilson In first trying to honorably keep our country out of -.wir
and then to prosecute the war vigorously after M'e -vere com
pelled to fight.
Recently Judge Gallaher, of the LaiVrie Circuit Court, wrote
an inquiry about Bamhart's voting record, 10 Clerk Trimble of
the House of Representatives, and received a reply of which the.
following are photographic reproductions:
Cstoter 13th 1S13.
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Clerk cf Kcuae of Representatives,
aeMr.gton D.C.
Cear Sin-
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to cose fres oirs ao called Tew York C; Ity Leaf-u, ti:h
allepe ttat cur Representative in Ccr.t:res, Kcr.. Ker.ry A.
Earnhart, has rot Vote! fcr nefore-t!.e-ar ar.d Cir.ce-the-wr
legislative tilla, elf-r.ed ty cur Freaident, will ycu plee
write tre wht the official reccri? ic ?. to Vr. Firr.:rt's
votee on the leading war ceasurea ar.i how these votea ccr-ara
with tie President approval cf then a lr.ilcatel ty hla'
enacting U.ea into U by signir.? thes.
An early reply mill fteatly oblige cany intereatea
clt Irena Lere
Seif respectfully.
r I-aPcrte Circuit Ccur;i
South Trimble, Clerk of the House, Cites
Congressional Record, in answer to
Judge Gallaher9 s query
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