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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-06
Snt Maieftie : g4eater.

oas an 8eidhaltigteit Der BrDaran,s
me gao nidt 81 iiberbieter lift, eiebt
es oiefe ISOLDE mieber etmas gang
Weues. IuBeroroentlihes. Rundhit
treter adt Bebuinen anf, Die mirflih
@ruBartiges leiften unb ourdaus oris
aineH fino. NIe ole iibriger aanlt.
ler. bic areeaeigt iinb. fino Spesiali.
iten BON arDBem Nuf. bic iiberau,
no fie maren, JurDre aen1aft ga.
ben. Die Br0gramrle finb oaber
iebr abmehslungsreih uno tperben
Seben intereiiieren. Der Die Bprftels
lunaen beiuht. Da8 Waiectic Tbea.
ter lit gu einem mabren Weoirfnis
fir ale 9ieienioen ~aetpurben, Die in
elmer Tbeater.B orffeluna &uhe oes
@eiites, 8ergniigen uno 8eritreuung
luden. Die Bruorantnie laiien nidt8
su miiniGen tibrig unb bic biqigeri
Breije sieben Die Wenee an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-06
Set als etrataefduauis.

Wie betannt, fino bel uns felt Ell.
niger Belt eieene Gerihtsh6fe einae.
fiihrt fir Ginber. bic lih i~trafbarer
Eaten fhuloia eet1nGt baben. Bis
iebt bemdbren iih bieie 2lnoer'9ri
bunale auageaeihnet. Sc fDntntt at,
linen ntanher Ribteripruh nDr. Der
Der Originalitdt riht errlangelt. go
beribtet man aus Bolton. baB iids
tiralih elm batbmiihliaer Sunae gu
uerantmDrten bette, neil er elm 8rneis
RAD in einem Mugenblife. oa es lir'
bemabt tuar. aeitohlen batte. Der
MiGter - elm iehr meifer Hihter -
bielt inn oaa BermerHibe ieiner
Eat einorinalih boz uno nerurteilte
i'm ihlieBlih oasu, auf cine ldn.
aere Belt Binaus ale Samstaae iber
i'm Bett gu bleiben. Die iibrigen
8Ofeatage m1uB er mie iDnit re9els
mdBig CUR Sdule geben. Nber at,
Treitag abeno bat er fih in's Bett su
legen uno BARI am SDnntaq ni1t Dor
benz ,eriten 6abnenifrei' autitehen.
Der Samtaa lift betanntlib ibulfrei
unb Der 6auptipieltag Der &inber.
Die natirlihe BuIftrederin oes ur.
tells LIT bic Wutter bes &naben. Sic
mar in Der 8erbanolung aeeen ibren
Subn ielbit anueIeno, pflidtete Der
gntiheiouna oes &ihters aus nnIlen
6ersen bel unb neriprah. aemifen.
baft fir ihre Musfiibruna al ipreert.
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An Die Greoitoren bon Sam Waues
rid.

Dieienisen. Die S~prberunaen ae.
gen Sam Manerid baben, pelhe ben,
Wafennerualter Reaaan 60uiton
nidt eingereid,t poer BON ibm niht
bemiqiat. Die aber oDr Warp u. sra.
uerid, @eo. Us. Wanerid, B. s..
Waperid ibernomtner uno Ipdter
BON Wtarg VI. Wauerid ALIEN iiber.
u0mmen muroen, mollen oapon $50.
tis nebmen. oaB wenr Die Certificate
our Beiheinigung einaereidat tperoen,
ih am IL. December 1906 uno naf,.
Der bis sur1 81. DECEMBER 1906 oa.
raul cine Dinioenoe BON fiinf Hrusent
beaahlen tueroe. Brdientiert Die Ger.
tififate Wo. 103 Nuerue q.
Us. 3. SO erid,
unabbangiaer germalter Der Nads
laiienihoft Der ueritOrbenen Warp VI.
Wauerid.
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Sc. Waieftdt wiro pUraeftellt.

Sc. Waieft1t wirb u0raeftellt.
GnldBlid elmer NusReuuna in 8efs
trug iih. uie mir benz bel &otert
Gub erihieneneu 8ube .6absburger
4neto0ten" entnebmen. f~pIaenoes III.
ftiae @eihifthen gu: 2aiier 5rans
Soieph ourhihritt cine Der Abteilun.
gen uno beiidtigte init eetuDbnter
@ranolihteit bic ~einselnen @e1en'
it6ioe. Der Nbteilunasobma,n, Der
bic gbre batte. benz aniier bic elm.
seluen Guaiteuer porauftsuen. tat bies
in ieiner 8erleeenbeit in Der @eiie.
oaB er bel ieoem Germ iagte: ,Serr
Z. = Seine Waieftdt" .0err 9. -
Seine Wtaieitdt" .6err g. Seine
Waieitdt". Der Safer b5rte aeoul.
big su; enblif, als bic @eihe an ben
pierten fomn1en iolte. meinte er lds
6elo: n0un. th CLAUDE, bic iibriaen
5erren o~iirften midi iest ihun fen'
nenl"
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Ser Name ,.Mmerifa''.

ueber ben uriprung oes Nan1eus
rNmerita" perDfentlibte Der .Brus
metbeus'' pDr Ginger Belt cine neue
uno iebr einleubtenbe Bermutung.
8ie ndmlib Der @elehrte 8ia Setun
in Dem Stem ODrter 0latte Sun
berihtet. heiBt oas WDrt in Der Spra'
DIE Der einaebDrenen Wajas 10 uiel mie
,,Seftlano". Nueroings fommt BET
Nar1e, Der BON ben ipanilhen Gntoes
dern ieoenfaus aundhft nah benz
@eb6r aufgeihrieben muroe, in sers
ihieoene1 Jurner boz; 10 lit oas
Seitlanb auf elmer &arte oes GDlurna
bus aus benz Sabre 1893 NIT ,Meris
capan" beSeidnet; aber arf anoerer
3arten aus ben Sabren 1901. 1903
uno 1906 finoen iib .Warca'',
), Nmarca" uno Amarica" Bie
nun Wia Seton anaiebt, lantet oas
ehte Waia Bort .Nmarta" menr,
es am gnoe einer Drtsbeaeihnung
auftritt, am Begiune ieouh .Wes
rtca" .Waraca' pber ,Warica" i.
sumeilen AUDI Imerita. SD heiBt
es 3. 9. ,@unbin Mtnarta" (BerQ=
Seftlano), baaegen ,Marataibu"
(Geitlmo i'm Weerbuien) uno ,Gme'
ritaihim" (Geitlano Der Brun'
ten). Die Beseifnuna lift iiber
oas ganse Iiioameritaniihe Seitlano
nerbreitet uno in ben Namer, BON
2unoihaften, Stdbten. D1rfern. Ser.
gen uno Jluiien entbalten. WiH See
ton fano, nie &c r1itteilt. an einem
Wahmittaae auein so oerartiae 6t6os
tie auf Der &arte. - gr (eioet feinerl
Smeifel, baB, fa0s bieie Nnaaberl
ridtig itno. SetDns Germutung mebr
Wabriheinlih fir fib bat. ala Die
gebrduhlibe MbleitunQ nDr benz Sea-
men Mmerigu 8elpucci (1451 bis
1922. Der BDrihlaa. nab inn bic
tleue @elt 81 benenner. ging. wie
auerft 6umbulb nahmies, Dbne ieir
Wtiien pDr, benz oeutihen Buhorufer
Wartin @aloieemilIer III st. Die in
2ptbrinaer aus, Der 1907 urter ben,
0amien 6blacDmplus cine Neihreis
bung Der &eiien bes Nmeriap 8eipucs
ci, benz er rah oefien Briefen einer
6auptanteil an ben gr0Ben Gntoedun'
gen suihrieb, in benz nielaeleiener
Berte~ gosmDgrapbiae intr0ouctiO &c.
berausgab. uno fano alsbalo aqaes
meme Mnnabr,e. - Dieie 6uputbeie
miro nur, hinfdlIig. falls Biq Seton
reht behdlt.
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Qie0er Heritatipn.

9ie &inftler Oscar Seaale
uno WliB Nueu # a Bates per'
anftalten morgen abenb in Der Beet
hunen 6aue Elm SDnsert nit eiuem
norsialihen BrDaramtt, oas an ar,s
oerer Stele su finoen lift. Muen
Ereunoen oes Gunitaelanga iteht elm
duBerft angenebmer Nbeno beuDr.
Der Gintrittspreis uetrdat rtur $1.00.
Semitic, mie oer in Nusitht itebenbe.
meroen ielten aebHten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-06
4pren

haben teine Dhren. Msan loI nibt Jules
alauben; geipiB nidt. Benn fib aber
9ente erbieteu, gud f~ofenfrei ben 8e.
tDeis gu liefern. oaB fie elm nnfeblbares
Seilmittel fir 6dmprrbpiben baben, Gna.
tells aenannt, 10 tudret Sbr groBe 9oren.
fals SIR nibt bic TrDbe nit Der 8rpbe
madbt, ruelhe P. Neustaedter & Co. Box
24l6, New York, t~oftenfrei unb porto.
frei an ie6e aorefie nerIenoen. Brobiert
es unb SIR meroet balb iinoen, baB Una.
feiis, ME in iebem Sale, aud Sud bilft.
guh balb 9inoerung unb balb banaf
oauernoe Seilung uerifaft.
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Goma( Gprinas Narlers.

Dieie. cine Der ar6Rten Danulf&u.
len, bietet audi oieies Snhr mieber
elnen gruBen Worrat an Dbft. unD
Shattenbdumen. 8eeren.D bft, Me.
ben alIer Nrt. Stolen, Blumen.RupI
Sdmereien unb Baluten. Rir
baben feine reiienoen Maenter, Ton.
men oaber quite Bare biqiger pertau.
fen OILS anoere. Shreibt I'm, anle.
rem arpsen, eleganten 3atatua. &c
foitet rur Sc Bortu.
Noreiie: Otto 4pGe,
Stem Draunfels. Eeras.
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yorbereitunseu III Weibna9teH.

sSie giebt es bod gu oiefer 2elt,
Sn le6em 6an8 niel 6eimlicbfeit.
gS 1T Elm Sn1deln, elm Beriteden,
Sn allen Winfeln. alien gden.
Der Batter audlt iih nit 8ebenten,
Bas uero iob uDl benRInoern IHenten?
Was mol bic teure Gattin oann,
Nls misunderstanding fih auseriann?
Die Mutter bolt bic 3eitung iih,
gteft Die Mnn0ncer firIorglih.
DAMMIT aum 8nufen Bpm @~eibenten.
Sic meis robin bic Sdritte lenten.
Die Todbter mar Dor alten 8eiten,
WDl iebr geibidt in Sanoarbeiten,
Odd beut' lit 6ies niht mshr MODERN.
Drum tut lie es aud nidt mehr germ.
Der Sobn. suie gutter Briioer BrauH,,
Oentt nm Der Shtuefter 5reube aud
un6 mfibt it'd ab, auf oab er finoe,
8as tie wol m6bt als Mn9ebinoe.
Beim Snmelier tebrt Onfel an,
Sic Eante 6entt an MarsipaH;
So bot rin Sober feline Spraen,
8a5 er beihafft aumW eihna6tsmurgen.
Geihdftig eilt man bin uno Der,
Die Musrunbl lit ia oft iebr iHtper.
SIT teiner 6a. Der raten tam,
8as man am beiten ibenfen fann?
Run tueiB i'd einen auten &at.
Der mod 6as Cute far fib bat,
DAB Batter, SHUTTER. Snd5ter. Spbu
8ufrieoen fino init oieiem ibDn.
&c 1T, ih Jag es frel heraus.
Das Zone Gtdr Bier! sSn lebem 9nus
st es Elm bpbpigtommner @af,
gu benz elm Sober langt nit 9aft.
Darob fein ianses &onfserbretben,
&ein neberlegen unb Beiprehrn;
Beftelt gub Zone Gtar8ter gum SET;
Sh pei6. oas lift bas Nnerbet.
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j. a. CL0PToN,
80 Splebnb,S traEe. @nf Nnfnn;r
g~eelimatiiirte Obfs wdrule!

Sb babe einer arpBen WDrrat BON
bier in Eeras gesoaener B6umeu,
8ierftrduhern. Stolen u. {. tp., nud
Balmen uno aroerer Tupfs un6
Blun,eri : Bhansen. Weine Nreiie
fino reht. Bnfrieoenbeit lit parans
tirt. Gin Snipeft0r' q. gertifitat nit
ieoer Befteaung. S&reibt iofort an
mid INN Gotalpa. Norefie:
u. ~. Steinbrins, Nnrlerpuau.
9em 8raunfels. Terns.
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100 Mder 4anD.

uunDn beinabe alIes tultipiert it,
80 Nder fulturfdbia. arenst am Gk
bDlo TluB, brei Weiler uuti ber
Station gibDlu; per,aanentee @af.
ierluh, $35 per NGer. 2a6t @udt
cine 2ifte BON pertaufbarer Jarrs.
ldnoereierl tprnrler.
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ydallae yourtften saIatpaaen

mad @alifornien. ebenin 1ad st.
2Duis nia 9eras & 8acific i. Babn
ubne @ebiel. Sbreibt an irqenb
einen Ttdet : Ngenten toegen oieies
r,euen Dienftes ooer an g. g. Turs
rier, General'B aifoa'er.N oent. Dal.
las. Teras.
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Wic. Genae bot elm 10 grDBes
2naer BON Grtiteln aler Grt, Sup.
pen, @eieafbaFtsipiele. 1Uilettetd'
iten, Shreibferuite. Sportartitel,
Spieliaden ,c., oaB es niht ihmer
fallen Tam. flr Rinber Doer grmabs
iene elm paifenoes acknowledgment
III finoen.
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9nttan Beripn unb 2suile 8oaamou.
aoDipb ABR uno 2is5ie Datptes.
Nelion Robt 0atui0n un6 anna Bertha
6reo 9aroinq unc emma Soiie 3ume,
rpalb.
@osar6 . BeB uno Bertha z Wumme.
Better Duff uu6 Nlice abbott.
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9ie sSett Matrabeu Tabrif.

Sabritanten BON Watrnben, Rcpf.
fiffen, Bolftern etc. 4aBt Cure nis
ten WatraBet neu MAIDEN. Nrbeit
earantiert. 231 Sdo' Shores. Gtrase.
9euea 9elepbDn S77.
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ssene star fiir Sstl.she.

s. y. 8atermar. Batertumn, g.,
la9t. oaB feline 9odter bnrh Or.
Sings Weue 2ebenss Bi[en BON Der
Gpilepiie gebeilt muroe. Blu baben
bel Goolph DreiB unp 81. gobn &
20. Brei8 25j Gents.
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.RAUGHON'S
RN1nA1EoNa0g4

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson.
austin, Waco and 81 Pase. 27 Colleges
in IS States. POSITION secured OF
Money RETURNED. Also teach nv
MAIL. Catalogue will convince YOU
that Draughonfs is THE BEST. Can
or send for it.
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Showeftteras Damdt Gn9

@enn Sbr @uh iraenbms nieoer.
laiien uolIt, tut ca entlare oer 81.
ME Der
Gan 9tntpnip & 8lran1aS
VaB Sahm,
i'm @arten.D iitritt oes Staates. De.
iunobert uno &lima uniibertrnffeu.
BiIiee 2Gnoereien fir ben Farrser,
Warttadrtuer. Obtt. urto WiehsAhter.
Weaen Ginselbeiten tuenbet guh an
Sep. S., Supton, o. s.. a.,
San GHtunio. TeSas.
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,,SorO . Tprmalim" (Gtmer &
Ameae) antiieptiihes Wittel aeaen
8ranomunoen, @unbeu, Sautaus.
i9las poer 6bnlibe 2eioen. Sn
allen Gnothefen III hoben
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Die reibbaltiafte uno aelhmad.
soufte Gu8uabl BON Grtiteln aler
Writ. bic iitl au acknowledgements
eianen, bel 3ie. 1enQe.
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Oentlhe Slider.

9laHiter, 8omane, Suaenoihrif'
ten &c. bel 81 c. 9enaa.
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SeteanugeH auf eurppdilbe Rel.
tungen nimmt entaeaen
Ric. TenaQ.
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Ttm&'s S Gents oasana. @iuarr.u.
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Stua's S Gents pasaua.G iaarre
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@rshartiAe Yrunnfttpm nteie gspdbe.
8nrabiihe 8e6uinen in ibren Drignelen
YrooHttiOnen, 3Duie Oacre uno .ganbn
Dops.; 1arrB &ebb, .Wbere's mn SDa?"
Sarfin q Burns. Sbtelbs unb &oeers,
BITE 9aifo MDnarhen: Nenie gltina & So.
in sH.6ing tie Simmer.
Ssuntag= Ratinee =Yreiie. Is, %, 80 nnO so Gents
Mbeno= Vreiie .......1 Is. %. IS, so uno 10 Gents.
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Majestic Theater.

Sntertate auiuieraeni g., Giseutiimer,
8. rs. MulalB. @anaser.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
BALLooNIsT MEETS HIS FATE
Parachute Fails to Work Properly
and He Falls About 1 900 Feet and
Is Fatally Wounded.

Utica. n. Y, Aug. s. -W William
Johnson, balloonist, made an ascen-
sion in connection with a street fair
in Little Falls. In coming down with
a parachute the apparatus failed TO
work and Johnson fell upon the rail-
road tracks, receiving injuries which
undoubtedly will cause his death.
Johnson went up to a great height,
and it is estimated that he was 5000
feet high when he left the balloon to
make what is called a double para
chute descent.
The first parachute opened well and
Johnson descended about two-thirds Of
the distance. Then he attempted 10
open the second parachute and de-
scend the remainder of the distance
with that, but it collapsed, and he shot
downward very rapidly. The thou
sands who were watching him were
horror stricken. His spine was frac-
tured at the base of the brain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
MADE HER Will. ABOARD SHIP
How Lady Curzon Disposed OF Her
Jeweis-Value OF Her Estate
Only $50. $40.

London, Aug S.--The will of Lady
Curzon of Kedleston. who died July
IS. has been filed for probate. 1t is
dated Dec. 10, 1898, and was made on
board the steamship Arabia. The value
of the estate is place at S59,ST5. The
testatrix gives numerous jewels TO her
husband in trust for their eldest son,
to go TO him as heirlooms with the IL
tie, but should she leave no son they
were to 90 to their daughters.
The diamond jewels given her by
Lord Scarsdale. father of Lord Cur
zon of Kedleston, she, leaves TO her
husband for life AM then to the owner
of the Kedleston title. A painting by
MilIet and a number of books were
to 90 to her father. and her furs TO her
mother. The residue is left to her huS-
band. Lady Curzon left three daugh-
ters-Mary Irene, born in 1896; Gym
thia Blanche born in 1898. and Alex
andre MADEIRA, born in 1904.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
soURBIER RAIDS THE JOINTS
Empties Illicit Whisky and Beer on
the Ground Around Camp
Ben. Harrison

Indianapolis, Aug S.-Sherif Sour
bier, of Marion county, wherein Fort
Benjamin Harrison is situated, assist
ed by Indianapolis police officers, dep
uty sheriffs, and soldiers obtained from
Camp Benjamin Harrison, raided the
Illicit liquor places which have sprung
up around the outskirts Of the govern
ment reservation during the last week
4 large amount of whisky and beer
was confiscated and emptied out upon
the ground. The officers engaged in
the raid We're not able to get all Of
those engaged in the illicit traffic. as
some resistance was offered Six men,
however. were arrested and taken to
the Marion county jail. locked up
charged with Illicit liquor selling and
selling without 4 government license.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
BUT he WOULDN'T FORGET
Investor offered a. Drink as Payment
in Full for $21, PAS He Had
Put in q Business.

New York, Aug. Son a supreme
court order on complaint of Raymond
r. Herbert, vice president of the Adj
ans Magazine company, the president
of the same company, Fernando De
Murias, and the treasurer, Edward
Rock, have been arrested and locked
up. Herbert complains that when he
sought to recover sd. 24S which he nad
invested in the magazine the treasurer
only answered:
Have a drink on me and forget it.
Herbert paid in S21,24S in part pay.
ment for $4,000 block of magazine
stock on the agreement, he declares
that at a years end the company
would buy his holdings on ten days
notice if he wished to SELL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
Rivalry of Two warships.

Washington, Aug. S.-A controversy
has arisen as to what ship shall be Sc
lected to take the president to Panama,
and petitions have been filed at Oys-
ter Bay on behalfof both the Louisiana
and Connecticut. The question of the
building of these ships have entered
into the controversy, the Louisiana
having been constructed in a private
yard and the Connecticut by the gov
eminent, and friends of the different
methods of building are anxious that
their particular vessel shall be selected
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
Sailor to Give Up the Tattoo ?

Washington, Aug. enlisted men
in the navy have started n movement
to do away with tattoo marking, which
formerly was SO popular with sailors.
Since the conviction of a Brooklyn
man, through the efforts Of officers of
the humane society, for mutilating the
arms of young boy by decorating
them with India ink designs, tattooers
have shown unwillingness to embellish
the bodies of men who are not known
to be of age, and as few adults care to
have their bodies decorated the prac-
tice may become a thing of the past
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

The grand jury at Philadelphia has
found true bills against fourteen mem
bers of the Philadelphia Ice Exchange
because they raised the price of ice.
Generals Andre and Negrier fought
a duel with pistols at Par1,. Andre
missed and Negrier did not fire.
The special federal grand jury at
Chicago has begun the investigation of
the relations between the Standard Oil
company and certain railroads.
The third annual convention of the
International League of Woman Suf-
fragists is in session at Copenhagen.
The armored cruiser Washington has
been put in commission at the League
Island navy yard.
1t costs $4,000, III to run the city
government of New York for one year.
Secretary of State Root has sailed
from Sac Paulo, Brazil, for Monte
video.
A law has gone into force in New
foundland putting a head tax of $500
on Chinese entering the colony.
Edward Knight, u years old. was
drowned while swimming in the river
ut GAINESVILLE, Wis.
The government wants 500 skilled
mechanics for service on the Panama
canal. See Henry a. Smith, postofice
building, Chicago.
A jail delivery occurred at the coun-
ty jail at Canton. O.. in which seven
prisoners made their escape by saving
through a heavy iron door.
The Spanish government is organic
ing committee to relieve the extremi.
= Of the Sirio survivors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
WOULD WELCOME BRYAN
Aged Thomas t. Crittenden Will Be
a Delegate to Meet the
Nebraskan.

New York, Aug. S.-Thomas L. Crit
tenden, of Kansas City, who was elect
ed governor of Missouri in 1880 and
who is the oldest living ex-governor
of that state, Will be one of the Mis-
souri, delegates to welcome Bryan. In a
letter to the reception committee he
wrote:
81 am out of politics. retired more
by age than inclination, yet 1 want to
be in again to see Bryan nominated
for and elected president. / was not
in full accord with his views on silver
but believed then, as / believe now
that he will make the best president
ever in that chair"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
Finally Loses Her Shit.

London, Aug. S.-The judicial CON-
mittee of the privy council has recon-
mended the dismissal of the appeal of
Dunsmuir VS.. Dunsmuir and Hopper
VS.. Dunsmuir. The appeal resulted
from the suit of Edna Wallace Hopper
to break the will of the late Alexander
Dunsmuir, her step-father, IN which
his brother, James Dunsmuir, former
premier of British Columbia, was the
principal legatee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
Eight-Hour Law vioIators Fined.

Washington, Aug S.-The cases in
volving alleged violation of section S92
of the code of the District of Column
bia. known as the "eight-hour law"
branch of the police court when the
Penn Bridge company and the District
Construction company entered pleas Of
guilty and were fined $25 each. 1t
was promised that the offense would
not be repeated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
Too Damp at Camp Harrison.

Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Aug.
Son account of heavy rains and the
damage TO the camp by wind and wat
er all manoeuvers We're abandoned
and the troops were kept busy putting
up tents, drying clothing and rustling
for food. The rains ruined nearly all
the mess provisions and the regimental
commissaries have been heavily drawn
upon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
He Looted Safety Deposit Boxes.
vice President Under Arrest.

Theodore Stensland, vice president
of the bank, has been arrested on
charge of violating the banking laws
of the state. The specific charge on
which Theodore Stensland was arrest
ed was that of having accepted de-
posits at the bank when he knew the
institution to be insolvent. Later in
the day Jacob J. Kern, ex-state's attor-
ney, signed bonds for 5000 for the re-
lease of Theodore .Stensland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
Great Universal Russian Strike
That Was Expected, Did
Not EVentuate.
GEAR NOW HAS TIE ADVANTAGE
Stolypin Also Seems a Han with a
Desire to Do Things.
Will Tackle the Agrarian Question
at Once and Try to Settle 1t Be-
fore the New Duma
Conyenes.

st. Petersburg. Aug. S.-The minis
try of the interior has Issued a state
ment describing the strike as a com
plete failure, it having attained serious
dimensions Il where except at st. Pc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
Baker Bests frankie Neil.

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. S.-Hary
Baker was given the decision over
frankie Neil after twenty rounds of
fighting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-08
Miners, strike Collansine.

Uzovka, Aug. S.-The miners strike
is collapsing, most of the men having
resumed work. A battalion of infantry
is now on the way from Yekaterinos-
Law to reinforce the garrison here