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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-27
TOLLESTON NEWS

Mrs. Henry OFT was in Gary on bust
ness yesterday.
Mrs. Rose Lucey was a South Chi
cago shopper yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Silas Setwart spent the
day with relatives in Valparaiso.
Mrs. E. Kaske of Clark station, Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. William Frank
yesterday.
Miss Amy Sansdrum returned home
Thursday after a few weeks stay in
Puducah, Ky.
Mrs. DR.. E. G. Blinks of Michigan
City, visited with Mrs. c. c. Gibson
and family yesterday.
Mrs Albert Buse of Hammond and
Mrs. William Schroeder of Michigan
City, We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Stouey, Wednesday.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

George Gerlach was a Chicago bust
ness visitor yesterday.
Miss Helen Gerlach returned from
Hammond, Thursday evening.
Work was resumed yesterday on the
new parochial building after a long
delay.
Mrs. Frank Brausch Of Chicago, Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Spaner.
Thursday.
Adam Gerlach, agent for the Aetna
Life Insurance company. transacted
business here yesterday.
Gerlach Brothers are renovating their
elevator and their buildings thorough
ly for the winter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller, the newly
married couple. will make their home
on the farm belonging to John Stark
in West Creek township.
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LOWELL NEWS

Seth and Jay Pearce are having their
farm houses painted, adding greatly to
their appearance.
The new additional school house.
which was blown down during con-
struction. is nearing completion and
will soon be ready for occupancy.
James Lilly. who recently sold his
farm east of Lowell has purchased a
farm in Colorado where he with his
family expect to move about Jan. l.
This part of the country was visited
by quite a heavy frost Wednesday
night which made some of the gardens
look a little sick. 1t is thought that
the corn is not damaged.
The machinery has begun to ar
rive and work will soon begin toward
the erection of our new electric light
plant. NJ. c. Wiley the manager, gave
out word that the work will be rushed
TO completion, and when done Lowell
can boast of as modern a plant as there
is anywhere in northern Indiana.
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GRIFFITH NEWS

Mrs. l. Long visited friends in Ham
mond today.
Mrs. NJ. L. Toohill went to the city
this morning to visit her mother who
is sick.
James Toohill. who has been visiting
his brother, NJ. L. Toohill, has returned
to his home in northwestern part of
Canada.
Mr.. Bochmer, operator at the Stand
ard oil plant, has moved into the
Young property on Junction avenue,
recently vacated by Math Berieger.
John Taylor returned today from a
visit to the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Chester Pixley whose home is near
Lowell. Mr.. Pixley has just under
gone an operation at a Chicago hos
pital, but is not yet out of danger.
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DYER NEWS

Nick Hilbrich of Hammond was here
Thursday on business.
Joseph Peschel made a business trip
to Chicago yesterday.
Charles Keilman was a Hammond
business visitor yesterday.
NJ. r. Hart of Crown Point was a
Dyer business visitor yesterday.
w. Oberloh of Endor was here yes
terday looking after business matters.
Ed Campbell of the Edward Stan
wood Shoe company, was a business
caller here Thursday.
The American Telephone and Tele-
graph company has a large force of
men working on their lines in this
neighborhood at present.
Grapes are quite plentiful this year
J. ]. Klein brought home FIVE bush
els of fine Concords yesterday which he
picked at Schererville. They do not
ripen as evenly as desired this fall
a public sale was held at the home
of Fred Baumgartner. southeast of
Dyer. yesterday. The day being a fine
one, large crowd attended and con-
sequently prices went up fairly well
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stommel were
called to Chicago yesterday on account
of the death of Mrs. Stommels sister
Mrs. Mat Schlachter. The funeral viii
be held from the Catholic church to-
morrow Saturday afternoon.
A little accident which might have
had serious results happened near the
bridge over the creek here yesterday
evening. A stranger driving in tn,
dark drove too near the edge of the
road. overturning the buggy and break
ing a wheel. Luckily the horse wa.
very gentle and the occupant of tn,
buggy got off with only little scare.
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VALPARAISO NEWS

Mrs. Martha Dahomey of LaPorte, is
visiting in the city.
Sheriff Green went to the Kankakee
river this morning on a fishing trip.
Roland Grove and George Brown
went to Fort Wayne today on business
George Bederman. west Of town. fell
out of hay NOW and broke his right
arm.
Miss Mary Agnes DOYLE. Of Marietta.
wis. arrived here today to join the
Lyrics.
Miss Pearl Axe has gone to Evans
ton, ILL.,, TO visit Wilbur Waite and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Lambda. OF
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WHEELER NEWS

The / o. F. of A met last evening.
John Taylor, jr., was a Valparaiso
visitor Thursday.
D. S. Clifford was visitor in Val
paraiso yesterday.
Miss Nellie Jones was an Indiana
Harbor visitor yesterday.
Prof Holloway of Indiana Harbor
visited Wheeler friends over Wednes-
day
Don't forget the dance this evening
at the / 0. o. f. hall. Come and have
a good time.
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Michigan city. are visiting relatives in
the Vale
Miss Edytha Hollett. of whiting is
visiting at the home of J. D. Hollett
and family
has returned from a two weeks visit
in the east.
Nancy Chester has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Syl-
vester Chester
F. K Bumsteads new directory win
be ready for distribution the latter
part Of the week.
Mrs. NJ. Lowenstine. of Bremen. is
visiting at the home of Mrs. J. Low
enstine and family.
Miss Gertrude Polk gives china
shower this evening in honor of Miss
Nannette Lowenstine.
Judge II B. Tuthnl and wife leave
next week for visit with their
daughter in New York
Mrs. Orris Booth and Mrs A. II.
Reading have returned from a visit
with their parents at Knox.
Mrs. Christina Mitzner entertained a
number of friends last evening among
which were guests from Hammond.
The funeral of Loretta Beisler was
held from the family home in Jeffer-
son street this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. NJ Clifford went to Logansport
Ind. this morning to spend a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mcdonald.
Homer Covert. Of Minneapolis. MINI.
will arrive here tomorrow to join the
Lyrics, who leave next week on their
winter tour.
Miss Bertha Drawns of this city. has
been appointed member OF the Nancy
Hanks Lincoln Memorial association by
Governor Hanly.
Mrs. A. A. Hughart and daughter
went to Englewood. Ill. this NOM
Ing to visit over Sunday with rela-
tives.
The damage case of Chesterton VS..
City of Valparaiso. was continued for
the term in the superior court by
Judge Tuthill
Miss Grace Fox of this city, who is
travelling with the Angler & Johnson
stock company. was secretly married
{ last week at Lead. S. D., to A M.
Angler. proprietor Of the stock COM
pany.
Local fishermen are reporting big
catches of fish in the lakes near this
city. Last night Frank Desch and
Chas. Prohl landed eighty pounds of
catfish at Long Lake and Ben Kose!ka
and James Vannatta report their &C tch
at forty pounds.
Attorney p. Lyon, of Kouts, was ar
rested today for dynamiting fish at the
Kankakee river. He will have a hear
ing this evening before Justice Louder
back. 1t Is claimed that Lyon is not
guilty but that it is a piece of spite
work. Deputy Game Warden Duck
worth of Lowell, filed the complaint
The remains of James Ryan were
brought here from Chicago this morn
ing and taken to ST. Paurs church
where the funeral was held. conduct
ed by Rev. Father Hogan. Among
those who attended from out of towr
were: John W. Murphy and wife, OF
Grand Crossing. H.; Mrs. Sarah Cary.
er, Jerry Cronin. NJ. J. O'Brien and
wife of Kouts; Miss Dillon of Chicago
and Mrs. Thos. Sullivan, of South Chi
cago.
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ESSVILLE NEWS

Miss Lillian Watt is on the sick list.
Miss Newell will spend this even
ing in Griffith.
Frank Holly transacted business in
Hammond yesterday.
Misses Teanie Proescholdt and Alice
Natke We're Chicago visitors yester-
day.
Mr., and Mrs. William Dedelow have
returned from a pleasant visit with
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CLARK STATION

in Chicago.
John Mannder transacted business in
the Harbor.
Mrs. Right visited with her friend,
Mrs. Konkey.
Mrs Konkey transacted business in
South Chicago.
Mrs Kehrke visited with her sister,
Mrs. w. Schwalbe.
Mrs. Raayeler OF Whiting. transacted
business in Clarke station.
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relatives in Milwaukee. Fox Lake and
Kenosha.
It is rumored that there viii be an
other wedding in Hessville IN the near
future.
Mesdames Hopp. FulIgraf. Havengar
and Watt were Hammond visitors yes
terday.
Charlie Chick has accepted a posi-
ton at the Graver Tank works in East
Chicago.
Mrs. Christ Prohl. nee Augusta Ho
mann. of Hammond visited in Hess
vile. Thursday.
Messrs. julius and Frank Hess OF
Hammond transacted business in Hess
vile. "wednesday.
Mrs. Horace Lohse and daughter
Louisa. the both on the sick list and
under the doctors care.
A hayrack party composed of fifteen
couples of the Lion store clerks en-
joyed a dance in Germans hall, Wed
nesday evening.
Will attend the teachers institute Of
North and Calumet townships in Toll
eston. Saturday.
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MERRILLVILLE NEWS

A Charivari will take place in the
north end of town in the near future
Mrs. Randsom Boutwell, arrived home
yesterday from Wanatah, where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
T. Freeman.
The ladies of the Merrillville Aid
society met the ladies of Ainsworth
and vicinity at the home of Mrs. Cyrus
Smith on Wednesday. Luncheon was
served and a delightful time had.
Those present were: Mesdames Zwers,
F. and NJ. F. Pierce, Burge, Iddings,
Mayhem. Saxton. Goodrich S, B. and
VIII Woods. Kire, and from Aims
worth Mesdames VIII Smith. Geo
Haywood and daughter, Dorman and
others.
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HOBART NEWS

Walter Black was at Valparaiso last
evening.
Miss Lilly Johnson is visiting this
week at Ottawa, Ill., with her sister,
Mrs. Hartly Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Burnes have
moved into the old Ford house. recently
vacated by A Sandstrom and family.
Quite a number from Hobart went
to Gary last evening 10 attend an in
teresting social session Of the Eagles.
Mrs Sarah Brown of Chicago, for
merly of Hobart. is here visiting her
sister, Mrs Augustus Wood for few
days.
The proprietors of the Gazette have
decided that on and after Nov. 1st they
VIII make the subscription price Of
the paper $3.50 instead of 81 per year.
Dr. S c. Jacques OF New York city,
who had been visiting here with his
sister. Mrs J. c. Lavender for few
days, left Wednesday for Silver Lake.
Ind, to visit friends.
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Quite a little excitement was caused
here yesterday morning by a rail
breaking on the Pennsylvania tracks.
causing the engine to jump the track
and almost colliding with Robert Atchi-
sons coal Office. Traffic was delayed
for some time, but with Herman Rungle
the section foreman. assisted by c.
Bloomhoh. the engineer, and J. Shelley,
the conductor. the engine was finally
placed on the track and work was
again resumed.
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CROWN POINT NEWS

I(ROWN POINI NEWS
Mrs. C. E. Maillett was shopping in
Chicago yesterday.
Michael schmal living near st. John.
was here on business.
Miss Bessie Hart was among the
Chicago visitors today.
Ex-county Clerk George NJ. Eder was
a Crown Point visitor.
Grant Hunter Of Hammond was seen
at the county seat yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Huehn OF Hammond was
in Crown Point on business yester-
day.
Miss Lucille Hipsley Of Palmer is the
guest of Miss Loie Hughes for few
days.
Mrs. George Mammal OF Cedar Lake
visited with Crown Point friends last
evening.
Henry Hotan of Hanover Center was
visiting friends in Crown Point yes
terday.
Mrs. Virginia Hagar OF Kansas City
Mo-. is the guest Of Mrs. e. A. Krost
for few days.
Mrs. John Houk Of Chicago Is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Beach.
for a few days.
Mrs Eunice Youche and son Julian
expect to attend the jamestown expo
sition next week.
Among the attorneys here from Ham
mond yesterday were John o. Bowers
and Fred Crumpacker.
Mrs. Schmidt of Cedar Lake is stay
ing with her daughter. Mrs. L. Geisen,
who is on the sick list.
Henry Miles of Hammond, superin-
tendent of the Simplex, was in Crown
Point on legal business
Attorney ]. A Patterson Of Indiana
Harbor was transacting business in the
circuit court yesterday.
Floy Vincent recently returned from
a few months vacation in Kansas,
where she visited her uncle.
Mrs. Eunice A. Youche was enter
tanning at a thimbie party yesterday
afternoon at her home In South Main
street
Contractor w. J. Turnes and Mr.. Wy
ric were here yesterday inspecting the
court house and getting things in shape
for rapid work.
The students of the high school are
strongly agitating the organization OF
Il basket ball team and say they have
good material
= Mrs. Walter Thompkins and Mrs. F.
b Krinbill have cards out for a 6
o'clock dinner party at Mrs. Krinbills,
Friday, Sept. q.
John Brown came home from the
Kankakee marsh yesterday and re-
ports the invasion of a light frost in
that vicinity which nipped the tomato
and cucumber vines.
The following is a list of marriage
licenses issued here yesterday:
Peter Habel, East Chicago. ........ 25
Franciska Kapustka, East Chicago. 2;
Joseph Hessling. Shelby. Ind 1890. %
Mayme Clemens, Shelby, Ind. $685. (
John Englot. East Chicago. ....... 2;
wiktorya Peczek. East Chicago. %
Fred N. Jorgeson. Chicago. .........2 q
Elizabeth NJ Lorezel. Chicago. q
Steve Kalina. Chicago. q
Kritina Domscdik. East Chicago. %
Frederic G. Van Sweringen. Lowell. 3.
Mae Belle Dervice, Lowell ........ 8
Lawrence Bick. Chicago. 2
Clara Dagan, Chicago. .
Alfred Jay Williams. Chicago. 8
Chroletto NJ Cunningham, Chicago. q
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Stefan Langohr of Indiana boulevard
attended the funeral Of his aunt, Mrs.
Henry Claymeir. who died very sud
denly at her home in Milwaukee. Wis.
Sunday, Sept. %
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Thos. MCGUIRE and son William Nc
Gire moved their families from Whiting
to Roberts avenue yesterday.
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Mrs Agnes Roberts and daughter
Miss Amy were Chicago business Wis
itors. Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fowler and chill
dren of Roberts avenue left for Crown
Point. Ind, yesterday where they in
tend making their future home. MI
and Mrs. Fowler have lived here for
number of years and have many friends
here who regret to see them leave. but
who wish them much success in their
new home.
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Oliver Forsyth of Chicago. was a
Robertsdale business visitor. Thursday.
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ROBERTSDALE NEWS

John Stewart is still very III at his
home in Indiana boulevard.
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Mr.. Benheld of Mathew. Ind. is Wis
iting friends here for few days
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Ed Langohr's Colts were defeated by
Frank Knockers team in a game OF
baseball by a score of II to 10 yester-
day. The feature of the game was the
pitching of Ed Langohr and his dope
ball.
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HEGENISCH AND BURNHAM

Mrs. Lydia Pinkerton was in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. William Neel was here on busi-
ness Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Bergen Of Superior ave-
nue. entertained the Ladies' Afternoon
club Wednesday afternoon
The Worlds Unfortunates.
IN a census Of this world the per-
centage Of blind persons IS 81 to every
million.
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Walter Black was at Valparaiso last
evening.
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Mesdames Hopp. Fullgraf. Havengai
and Watt were Hammond visitors yes
terday
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relatives in Milwaukee. Fox Lake and
Kenosha.
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It is rumored that there viii be an
other wedding in HessviIle in the near
future.
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Mrs. Eunice A. Youche was enter
tanning at a thimble party yesterday
afternoon at her home In South Main
street.
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Floy Vincent recently returned from
a few months vacation in Kansas,
where she visited her uncle.
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Attorney ]. A. Patterson of Indiana
Harbor was transacting business in the
circuit court yesterday.
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Mrs. Emma Huehn OF Hammond was
in Crown Point on business yester-
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Grant Hunter of Hammond was seer
at the county seat yesterday.
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The students of the high school are
strongly agitating the organization of
a basket ball team and say they have
good material
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Contractor w. J. Turnes and Mr. Wy
rio were here yesterday inspecting the
court house and getting things in shape
for rapid work.
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= Mrs. Walter Thompkins and Mrs. F.
b. Krinbfll have cards out for 6
o'clock dinner party at Mrs. Krinbills.
Friday, Sept. 81.
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Henry Miles of Hammond, superin-
tendent of the Simplex, was in Crown
Point on legal business.
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Charlie Chick has accepted a posi-
ton at the Graver Tank works in East
Chicago.
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Ex-county Clerk George NJ. Elder was
a Crown Point visitor.
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John Brown came home from the
Kankakee marsh yesterday and re-
ports the invasion of a light frost in
that vicinity which nipped the tomato
and cucumber vines.
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Mr.. and Mrs A j. Fisher of Beacon
street saw The Hypocrites" at Powers
theatre Wednesday evening.
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y public sale was held at the home
of Fred Baumgartner, southeast of
Dyer. yesterday. The day being a fine
one, a large crowd attended and con-
sequently prices went up fairly well.
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Miss Lucille Hipsley Of Palmer is the
guest Of Miss Loie Hughes for a few
days.
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Grapes are quite plentiful this year.
J. J. Klein brought home five bush
els of fine Concords yesterday which he
picked at Schererville. They do not
ripen as evenly as desired this fall.
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Mrs. C. E. Maillett was shopping in
Chicago yesterday.
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Mrs. George Mammal OF Cedar Lake
visited with Crown Point friends las
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Lambka. OF
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Michigan city. are visiting relatives in
the Vale.
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Mrs. Schmidt of Cedar Lake is stay
ing with her daughter. Mrs. L. Geisen,
who is on the sick list.
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Vernon PhfIley, Of the postotfice force
has returned from a two weeks visit
in the east.
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Michael schmal. living near st. John.
was here on business.
Miss Bessie Hart was among the
Chicago visitors today.
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Miss Edytha Hollett. of Whiting is
visiting at the home of J. D. Hollett
and family.
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Henry Hotan of Hanover Center was
visiting friends in Crown Point yes
terday.
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Nancy Chester has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Syl-
Vester Ches ter.
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Mrs. Christ Prohl. nee Augusta Ho-
mann. of Hammond visited in Hess
Vile. Thursday.
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Among the attorneys here from Ham
mond yesterday were John 0. Bowers
and Fred Crumpacker
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expect to attend the jamestown expo
sition next week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-25
RACE VAR HANGS
OVER ROUMANIA
Peasants Striking for Double
Pay Threaten to Kill
Imported Laborers.

BUCHAREST, Roumania, Aug. "a
The most serious race war Europe has
experienced in years is threatened IN
the ROumanian farming districts, where
the peasants have refused to assist in
harvesting because of the small wages
Landowners are importing Iaborers
from Bulgaria, Servia, and Hungary,
and the peasants say if these foreign
ers take their places every man will
be killed.
In the districts Of Piatra, oft, and
Filiasi, where the situation Is grayest
troops have been assembled.
Arrangements have been made to i'm
port $1,000 field hands. but it is certain
that before even a small portion of this
army can arrive the race war will De
at its height.
The trouble arises over the peasant =
demand for double their regular pay
Of . cents daily Landlords refuse the
Increase ana have appealed to the gov
eminent 10 force the peasants 10 work
as the crops are spelling. but this has
not overawed the strikers.
The peasants are organizing revoIu-
tionsry societies 10 aid their cause and
even agitating the overthrow of the
government If it supports the land
lords