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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29

Decoration Memorial day sacred of all patriotic hol
dav at the pu nned remnants OF the ranks that 50
~ marched to battle bravey fought uphold the
pes preparing to do honor to their dead
AS goes the occasion becomes more sacred
With each recurring have become numerous
been most active in keeping green the memory OF
correspondngy less Each year there
fore attaches dawnng Memorial day and personal sgn
for those whose the last celebration to
on their comrades beyond the river
day Hammond has solemn duty to perform me
imperative character emphasized by legislation
various far prohibit such
pases liable lead rowdyism dea from
sacred character While this be carrying things
majority of the old soldiers themselves may
their virtues Too festivities have tend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29

city In the country under the name OF
John Smith" In seaport towns with
big floating populations the rate would
run higher.
On this general basis Norfolk. Ports
mouth and Berkeley should produce
about so John Smiths. New York
whence comes the suggestion for the
organization, should be able to send at
least 5000. Chicago should be good for
$500; St. Louis for, say. 1900. Seattle
would come in with about $500 and
even from far away Alaska there
would come about 15 from Nome. II
from Fairbanks and a half a dozen
each from Juneau, Skagway, Seward
and Val0es.
I'VE may safely calculate that the
same proportion of John Smiths holds
good in the country districts every
where. If it does. a convention of John
Smiths at Jamestown would afford the
unprecedented spectacle of a gathering
of more than 100000 men of the same
name.
This gathering would be tremend-
ously enlarged If made to embrace
those who have departed from the orig
inal photography like. Smyths and
Smythes and Smithes. and yet again ii
those good American citizens are taker
In who naturally cling to the form
observed by their ancestors in conti-
mental Europe. as the Schmitts, SmldUs
Schmitz and others, carrying thsli
baptismal names of Hans, Johann, Jo-
hannes and the like. Then there ar,
also those who have supplemented pre-
fixes and suffixes like the Goldsmiths
Ebbsmiths. Kleinschmidts, and Smith
sons. Smithers and many more.
But its a mighty big family under
the name in its plain old English form
and there might be danger Of discorG
in bringing together those who do noi
| with those who do spell it jus
! Smith. There would be a distinc
/ shock. for instance. II the secretary o
such a gathering. in calling the roll
should bump into the Ian Cow, lat
| Of North Scotland"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
JOHN SMITHS
At JAMESTOWN
Many of Them Will Attend
Fair and Honor Fa-
nous Captain.
CHICAGO HAS $500
There Are a Quarter Of a Million
Men by That Name In
America.

Norfolk, Va. May 2S.-A John
Smith" day at the jamestown exposi-
tion is suggested from New York. the
plan outlined being TO assemble on that
day those of the illustrious name from
all parts OF the United states to do
honor to the great captain whose name
they bear. on the site of his first land
ing on American soil. The organiza-
tion of a John Smith Bureau" is ad-
vised. the number OF eligible to be
reckoned by the number of times the
name of our best known citizen ap-
pears in the directories of American
states
How many are eligible to member
ship in "John Smith Association %
Since the suggestion has been made
this question is receiving attention
from a number of amateur statisticians
Some OF the conclusions reached the
interesting
THE name of John Smith is probably
no more often met with in Norfolk
and vicinity than elsewhere" says
James a. Wood. commissioners general
OF the Alaska -Yukon-P Pacific eNposi-
tlon. THE last city directory Of Sc
attle. Wash. given 14o representatives
OF the grand old name find the di-
rectory of Norfolk. Portsmouth and
Berkeley carries 81 Of them. AS di-
of residents OF more or less transient
families. it would be a fair estimate tc
classify about one-tenth OF one pei
cent OF the male population Of every
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
HARRINGTON
IS HARD HIT
Notorious Divekeeper Fined
$1,000 in Cook County
Court.
CAN'T PAY; IS IN JAIL
Sends to Friends to Raise Amount
Thus Far They Fail to
Make Good.

Joseph Harrington. the most notori-
Gus divekeeper in West Hammond. who
owns the Silver Dollar" 'Vestibule,' .
and NO. 20,' was fined $1,000 yester-
day before Judge Kavanaugh of the
Cook county criminal court and not be-
ing able to pay his fine. was taken TO
the county JAIL
Harrington has been indicted on four
counts for running houses of i'll fame
and on two more for having slot ma
chimes in his dives.
Assistant States Attorney Holt had
charge Of the prosecution and asked
Judge Kavanaugh to give Harrington
the limit as he had been before the
grand jury several times and now has
indictments pending against him.
sNativesr Testify.
Three young men from West Ham
mond were summoned as witnesses
and testified against Harrington, it Is
said that the testimony OF these men
was what convicted Harrington.
Two plain clothes men were also
present as witnesses but their evi-
dence was not considered of as much
Importance as that of the West Ham
mond young men who told what they
saw in the place.
Harrington sent to West Hammond
for some of his friends to raise the
necessary amount but whether or moi
they will do it is a question.
After the experiences of some of the
West Hammond citizens who have gone
bonds for crooks, the majority are
rather leary on putting up any money
for the release of divekeepers or Grim
ina1s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29

the body of the public goody
might otherwise attend the ceremonies for the obs
of which the occasion originally set aside
R. always will be the feature OF the
bow his pasied head in
PRAYER Memorial day by going
perish Rs ultimate survivor The day has to
honorng the soldiers who Tough
bled and gave the red strife
stirring days of the early sixties More battles
have been patriotic bodies the
of their honor and when the
hnned those the of the
civil war today there then grand
there even be veterans OF future wars
forbid the lastto keep alive the spirit or patriotism
of loyal American Decoration day
when the ranks march by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
IS DIsGUSTED WITH TEAMING

Frank Weinand, who is erecting a
building in State Line street which he
intended to use as a barn for his
horses has decided. owing to the con-
slant friction between employers and
the union and the high prices OF feed.
etc, to retire from the teaming bust
ness. In about a month he will auc-
tion off his horses and wagons and 9TH
er equipment and return TO his trade
Of carpentering. He. will convert the
building he intended to use as barn
into dwellings
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
s. k. MARKHAM
IS NOW OUT
West Hammond Board Ap-
points j. Belinski to Sue
ceed Deposed Attorney.
THE VOTE WAS A TIE
Up to President Czazewicz to Choose
Between Two Nominees-He
Favors Pole.

At a special meeting of the West
Hammond village board last night
Joseph Belinski was appointed as the
next village attorney to fill the posi-
ton formerly held by s. X. Markham.
The meeting was called to order
promptly at o'clock. Martin Finneran
the clerk, instructed the trustees that
a secret ballot would be taken to de-
termine the matter.
After the balloting the clerk an
nounced that both Belinski and Mark
mon had three votes to their credit
The vote being a tie it was up to
President Jacob Czazewicz to decide
between the two men and he an
nounced Belinski as his choice.
VIII Continue on Sewers.
Markham, however, will be retained
as attorney for the sewer work as he
started the work and hence will have
more knowledge OF the business.
Belinskfs appointment for the al
torneyship is said to be due to the in
ffuence of the West Hammond priest
who is his cousin.
After the business of deciding upoT
the attorney had been settled. the
board took up routine business.
A motion was passed asking The
board of local improvements to con
denim the State street sewer as 1t il
out of order and in some places refuses
to work.
The board of local improvements vii
meet Friday afternoon when it is ex
pected some action will be taken.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
WRIT TELLS OF SCHOOL
SYSTEM PREVAILING ABROAD

Recent advices from Superintendent
Writ speak Of his being at Berlin where
he expects TO be for some little time.
From here he Will study the conditions
that exist in such communities and
cities as Essen. the home OF the famous
Krupp works. No women teachers are
found IN any Of the schools with the
exception Of in the cooking and sewing
classes. Men. most OF them OF mature
years with university degrees are the
teachers OF all the branches even in
Guiding the intermediate grades IN the
girl schools
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
Y

the village, deficiencies. under the press
ent ratio, would reach to nearly a quar-
ter of a million dollars. Thornton
township. however. can do nothing as
we do not have the power to assess
the right of way of the rolling stock.
This comes under the Jurisdiction OK
the state board of equalization and
intend making out an extensive report
which I will send to them and they
can take whatever action they desire
on the matter"
At first 1t was thought that the other
roads that enter West Hammond were
lodging taxes but upon Investigation
1t was found that they were not.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
SADLY DELINQUENT
Deficiencies Under Present
Rating in Thornton Town
ship Reach S25o,OOO.

It will be remembered that some time
ago the village officials OF West Ham
mond started in to find out whether
or not the Michigan Central road had
been lodging taxes through the WILL
age.
Martin Finneran. deputy assessor of
Thornton township said this morning.
IN an investigation the taxes paid by
the Michigan Central road I find that
If they We're assessed at the same rate
as are the small property holders of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
CAR WORKS EXTEND.

The Griffin Car works located at
Kensington. are putting up two new
buildings this week TO accommodate the
large increase in work which has been
coming in the last three months.
One OF the buildings viii be 150x10O
while the other viii be 100x75.
The Reddy Roofing company OF Ham
mond have secured the contract for the
roofing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29

NO PAPER TOMORROW.

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES
recognizes Memorial day as one
of the most important and the
most solemn of national hoIi-
days. Therefore it will suspend
publication for that day and
urges its readers to assist In the
observance of the day, not ms a
day of recreation, but In the
true patriotic spirit for which
the day was set apart.
Fridays Issue Will contain a
full report of Memorial day ex-
ercises in Hammond and the
surrounding territory.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
CITY GAY WITH
PATRIOTIC DISPLAY
Sporting Events Will Con
stitute Prominent Feat
ure Of the Day.

Hammond has taken on. gala ap-
pearance in honor of the Grand Army
observances tomorrow, and with the
flags and bunting, the shop windows
have been made attractive Many of
the store keepers have on exhibit relics
from the Revolutionary, Mexican, Civil
and Spanish wars, collected from fields
Of battle and from army encampments
Old flintlock guns, muskets, drums
carried by veterans, scraps of bullet
ridden fences and other interesting
mementoes. The patriotism of the
school children has been aroused and
they gather in groups and gaze for a
long time at the pictures presented.
Many of the residents have their flags
in readiness to haul TO the peak at
daybreak tomorrow.
Besides the order of exercises to be
carried out by the Grand Army and
other veteran associations, other forms
of enjoyment will take place. After the
holiday is under way, many people wish
for diversions in the way of sport, and
field and other events will be watched
with interest.
Ball Game at Hubbnrd's
Some Of the events which will at
tract the populace. weather permitting,
are two baseball games at Hubbard's s
park. where the Hammond team will
meet the Senacas of Chicago, and the
Joe Long Colts will clash with the Be
lott Beavers The games will start at
1880 and at 5 p. m.
Other amateur games viii be played
at various points in this city. Those
who wish to see stronger teams play
vill visit Chicago where the Sox piav
the st. Louis Browns at the South Side
Park Other fast semipro games will
be played in South Chicago and in, the
city proper Matinee horse racing will
be on the card at Pullman and many
will visit the track. The returns of the
big boxing contest at Tonapah will also
be awaited with interest by many
I Roller skating races will be held a.
Riverview Park and the outdoor amuse-
ment parks will be the attraction fol
many Hammondites. The weather fore
/ cast shows that we may expect showers
! If not a steady rain on the holiday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
W00DMEN TO MEET.

A committee of Modern Woodmen
from the local camp Will go 10 Whit
ing tonight 10 meet In conjunction
with the Whiting lodge 70 arrange for
the Woodmen's memorial services
which will be held June 2.
Several prominent speakers viii be
engaged TO make addresses on that
date.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29

lows: Louis Czechanski E. c. Minas,
Hammond Coal Co, Minas & Godfrey,
Mike Maginot, Bieker Bros, Herman
Beckman, VIM. Ahlborn. Henry Ahl-
born, John Brehm, Henry Dahlkamp,
b. Burg, f. Eschenbach. G. j. Wunchel.
f. c. Dietrich, Paxton Lumber Co, En-
teprise Bed Co, Lion Store, VIM. Sesler,
Knickerbocker Ice Co, Hammond Pure
Ice Co., Woodruff Ice Cream Co.
All union men are requested to be
present at a union teamsters' meeting
to be held tonight at Roth's hall The
members will be addressed by Presi-
dent Neer Of the Chicago union.
Employers Discuss Matters.
The employers of seventy-five team
sters who are at present holding out,
met last evening at their headquarters
and discussed the situation They were
unanimous in favoring a firm stand
against the demands of the union and
will fight it out If it takes all summer.
They state that they are as we'll able
to stand it as the strikers and that
they will do some business If they have
to go on the teams themselves.
The meeting was called to order by
President Jacob Wiker and the terms
I
discussed It was the general opinion
of the members that clause relative
to a weeks notice in case of a dis
charge Of an employe was very un-
4 just. As one member expressed it, is
it fair that we should give a man a
weeks notice when he shows up on a
job in a drunken condition as fire.
uuently is the case? Shouldn't we
have the right to discharge him with
out any notice. If we keep him on
the job after notifying him that he
must quit at the end of the week will
he treat our animals as they should
be treated, or will he try to do his
duty or earn his weeks pay? This is
the clause that is causing all the
4 trouble We are willing to pay the
scale wage submitted of s14 a week
straight time and time and a half for
overtime. but we will not sumbit to
the aforesaid clause"
The officers of the association are
Jacob Wiker. president; Frank Wilder
secretary and John II. Prohl. treas
urer They claim that most of theii
teams are working and that they are
easily filling the places OF the strik-
ers with non-union men. They alsc
claim that they are fulfilling thcil
contracts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29

Thomas Johannsen jr., the ffteen-
year-old son of Thomas Johannsen OF
Highlands. VIII be buried this after
noon in the Hessville cemetery. Young
Johannsen was killed by lightning last
Sunday while milking a cow in his
fathers barn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29

F. W. Clough. formerly connected
with the advertising department OF
tho Milwaukee Sentinel. has taken a
position with Z. A. Kinkade. Mr..
CIough will have entire charge OF the
sales department for Mr.. Kinkade.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29

> . . = = . . . . . . = = . = . .
= increasing cioudincss and .
. probably showers tonight or to- =
= morrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
HERLE,
SaHraf0U

A meeting Of the Team Owners as
sociation was held last night and it
was decided that they would never
give in 10 the demands of the union
under any consideration,
The list of owners who have ac-
ceeded to their demands are as fol-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
wom itaIiemifoem ssourmaIismns

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liiten, Giuieppe Gnialegno, lit i'm
Sitter BON rs Sabren geItorben. Gin
Fiemontele pom guten alten S6laS,
ma6te @nialegno leiner5eit OILS Jun.
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Erin5en Imuoeo nod Spanien. gen6
oelien &biesung febrte Gnialegno
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Ser quite Site bel feirer Sisurg, lei
es als Ibgeoroneter i'm Sorlament,
lei es m Der &ouegenrltn0e benin
9iergIas.
Su5frel,no uno Srttimls Ser ber-
borrngenoiten StaatsmGnner, bIie6
galalegno itets ser bei6eioenite, lie
bensmiiroigite uito itets biliSbereite
&onege, Ser MIR eirten StoI5 bate:
Die inn 8l1loeroampf peroiente, bon
@iftor gmanlleI ielbit aitf feline 9ruIt
gebefteten &riegsebren5ei6en.
Sbm inn Sooe poran ging Der Ne'
flor Ser fleritalen SournaIilten Sta-
liens un6 langiGbrige periOmIi6e
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ter Ser Slorentiner nunitn Gattolica".
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frunli9ent, tpar Sacd)etti - Die fart
ale italienti6en llltras = i'm 2eben
ser toleranteite Maenl6 bon Der @elt.
berfebrte nit 9iberalen Der ertrpm.
item &i6tlitg uno itnno felbit mil
Intiflerifalen urb 6reimaurern aui
Oh un0 Oh. Ser bieoere Sacdetti
= Dem nnmentli6 Slorerttiner @ir.
fife Sbrdreit nafppeinen = mar ne.
benbei 6erorigineuite 3eit1ngsoere
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nGmIi6 feline Mitnrbeiter ni6t MD
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turuIien, rnb fein romii6er @orree
fponoent bat ii6 Bel Den 8oqegen
beSbaIb 70 beIonoerer 8~eIiebtbeit er.
frel1t, neil fem @ebalt in fOitlidelt
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rem gBinntitpein beItanol $50 lit ser
@erIeeer, Ser in u%nierer proiaiiden
3eit 10 Iiebliden Spuren foIgte? no
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geiitigt ipGre, Sen tiefen Sinn elmer
inI6en 8nbe au erfoiien2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
CUR e~lmflS,mue Ses 8ei6Staees,

Sn parlamentarii6en &reiIerl
9eltI6Iono's er5Gblt man ii6 nad
Der v8oit" Sol9enOes: Die faiierlide
goti6off iiber bic @iifloiilng Ses
@eidstages m1lB perfaiiunesgemdB
Die eiaenbGn0ige llnterifrift oes &ai.
iers troaen. Die @lifloiung mar auf
teIegrapbiidem 8ege betatben urlo
bei6loiien moroen. 9er &urier oes
4aiiers batte Die ntrfunoe in 8iides
burg om8ormittdge our @ef0rberung
erbolten rrno fubr nit Dem S6nel-
Slee iiber Sannober nod Berlin.
Sier fonnte er ieoo6 Dor 4 l1br ni6t
eintreffen, unb man ioa oesbalb in
&eaierungsfreiien iid onbin berIt1n,
oigt boben, baB Ole 9eratbung itn-
beoinat bis sur Mnfunft oes &uriers
binausge5ogen tperben miiiie uno
DOB, fails lid fem @bgeoroneter mebr
gum @orte meloen ioute, Die Sertre-
fer Ser &egierrng nodmals Dos @ort
~ergreifen iollten. @Is fur5 nod 4 ltbr
Der &urier i'm &eidstage eintraf 9TH
mete mar erIei6tert auf. Ser &ei6s-
fan5ler tpllroe bena6ri6tigt, er fam
aus Dem Sisungsiaale berars uno
itedte oen 9rief IN Die 8ruittai6e lei.
mes @ebrpdes. SIM Saale Iegte er
i'm bonn in einem ilnbea6teten Wo.
ment anf ieinen Gid. Die biitorii6e
rotbe Wappe i6ien man 9an5 bergei-
len 5u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

Ole Selling fir bic 5000
Sonnen groben BaSerfreu5er lit arf
ser @ielpr 3ei9stperft ie~rtiggeiteGt
itno Die 8ieIitredung oes eriten &ie.
ienidiffes ~begor1ten por0en.
ais Director Der groB.
berSoeIi6en p~ribatiammluirgen in
0armitaot tpltroe Or. 8auI Otter.
mann, bisber Oireftorinlaiiitent am
@iin6ener RationaImuienm, beru.
fen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
Snbtf9er Brtn33u Sefu9.

San 3 ranciseo. IL. Son.
Bring aea abau bon Subisn, Der ab.
t6mmling elmer Der dItsFsn unb biain.
9uirten 6amiliet Sombap's, III an
gorb bes iapanif8snS ampfers Dong
Tong" bier eingetrOfen. Der prin;
III bon mebrersn Sstrstdren besIeitet
uno 1T bter6sr9siommsu, I'm Die ame.
ritanii8en Snoufrien ;u Fubiren.
8bilippinsn.
u Il nburge elmer ueuen
Yartei.
manila, II. San. Mariano Sri.
fofomo bat on 8ensraleoubsrneur
Smith. tuel@sr esssnudrtis bie n6rb.
li9en prouin3sn inipisirt. cine AbrsHe
gsri9tst, tusl9s bsri6iebene polttiIde
gei4peroen entbdlt, untsr Anoerem
Der Regisrung porwirft, bab fe .bie
Jiiipinos 3u iebr bspprmunbs unb Do.
Der su S4wd&lingsn made" Die
@rtinbuna elmer neuer partei III In
Si4t. Die G6oeraliffsn . partsi bat
ibrsn Nan1en In y6orii6ritts. 5ilIpi.
NOS" umasdnoert. Sn San fernando.
2u3cn, propins pampansa. ri6tsts
gsfern cine 5eusrsbrunf 500, 600
Sdaosn an.
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al anrgI Il d.
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abeno bel DabiOiOn auf Der 9orb.
Carolina WioIanb /. 2inie Der South.
ern'g abn. aIs elm paFagisrsus bon
Winfcn Salsm nod Charlotte In eirisr
poraufabrsnosn 5ru@tBus NIT GROCER
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motibfibrer Setner uno elm farbissr
Sei3er fnb bis jebt aus ben 3ugtrhm.
mern 9s3ogen uno cine sroBe anaabI
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mebrsre t6otli@. Die tsIssrapbiIas
@erbinbung NIT Tabibion III beute
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beitsn tibsr oas giienbabnunelhd fnb
ni9t 81 erlangen.
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ttse an9elesenhstten borte bic Irgu'
ments Der RsprdIentantsn Rahn, Ne.
ainlap unb Sapss bon Californian.
ssgsn cine bsabf1tiate Wooifieiruns
bes gbineien . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unb ftr Elm iOl&ss FIR bic Sapaner.
Die @alifornisr srtldrtsn. bab fs bic
0orIags, usI9e cine a%msnbtrung bss
bic @binefsn BON ben Ser. Staaten
ausf6Iisbsnbsn @eisBss borRebt. bitter
bstdmpfs, tusrbsn. Dos ENHANCEMENT.
rpsI6ss bas gomits in @rwdgung bat,
isbt bic g%rudbluug elmer Snipettion
In 9ineRi6en slusmanoerunesbdfen.
iopie stns sueite SnIpsttion tn amert.
fanii4en ginpanberunssbdfen Dor.
Die @alifornier finb ossbalb seaen
isbes Amenbensnt, neil ss elmer &soi.
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isber aenosrung oosr RsbiRon ben an'
fang su elmer WiIosrnns oss Aus.
i9IuBssissss erbIidsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

- Der snglif@s 2risgsminIRsr 0ul.
bans bat bsuts srtIdrt. bob Ct hos PRO.
istt, England unb 8rantrsi@ bur&
einen &unneI unter BEN 4ermeIeanal
40 ~berbinben, ri&t b~efhrwortet.
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