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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
CIRCUIT COURT GRIND
WILL "CONTINNY ON"
Case of Ross VS. Graham Taken Up Be-
fore Close of Term According to
Schedule, VIII Make Necessary the
Continuation of Present Term Indefi-
nitely.

The April term of the Lake County
circuit court did not end on Saturday
the time fixed by law. under ordinary
conditions. The statute provides that
when the trial of case cannot be fin
ished on the day set for the ending of
the term, then the term shall continue
until such trial is completed or dis
posed Of The Ross VS.. Graham real
estate case comes within this pro-
vision, and so the April term will con
tinue until the end of that trial. 1t is
difficult to determine when this viii
occur. From the present outlook the
prospects are for one of the longest
hardest fought legal battles in the his
tory of Indiana. The case was re-
sumed today, but little was done
in court other than to make an entry
that the court adjourned until tomor-
row afternoon, when the active trial
will be resumed with Judge Palmer, OF
Monticello, acting as special Judge. II
each of the 240 law suits growing out
of this one action are given a separate
trial. the April term may last all sum
mer long.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
BEAUTIFUL CHINA DISPLAY.

A beautiful display of hand-painted
china is being exhibited in the windows
of Kolb's drug store and is attract
ing considerable attention. The china
is the work of Mrs. Z. S. Emerine of
this city, whose achievements along
this line have been attracting a great
deal of attention of late.
The work on exhibition is of the
Japanese style, the lustre work and
what is known as naturalistic work.
There are some beautiful pieces on dis
play and every piece in the collection
shows a high grade of work. Lovers
of ceramic art will enjoy inspecting
the work of this talented Hammond
woman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
DRINKS ARE FINED.

Frank Gordon and F. c. Mcdonald
were arrested Saturday night in
Fritzches saloon on State street
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly. The men were gathered in by
officer Kosmalo.
When their trials came up this morn
ing before Justice Flynn they pleaded
guilty and Gordon was given fine of
SIS and costs and Mcdonald S. and
costs.
As the men were unable to pay. they
viii be taken TO this Cook county jail
this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Paul B. Lipinski of this city and An
ton Kosiba of Hegewisch left last
night for New York City, and will sail
Wednesday morning on the steamship
Amsterdam for Europe. They expect
to be gone about three months, COM
bining business with pleasure, visiting
friends and relatives in Germany and
Austria The Hammond Saengerbund,
Of which Mr.. Lipinski is member,
gave a farewell party last evening at
Chopin hall, after spending the even
ing socially they escorted Mr.. Lipin-
ski and Mr. Kosiba TO the Nickel Plate
station, where they sang several songs
before the departure of the train.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
G. A. R. NOTICE.

The W. H. Calkins Post G. \. R ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all vete-
rams of civil war, Spanish American
war. the ladies OF W. r c. and to all
military and civic organizations OF
Hammond, East Chicago. Whiting end
vicinity and the teachers and children
of the schools of Hammond and viein-
ity to form in the parade and march
TO the cemetery and take part with
US in Decoration day exercises. The
parade viii start at l o'clock p. N. from
superior court house
GEO. E. JAQUA.
Adjutant of Post.
JOHN. II. KRANSE.
Commander pro tenn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
Tea prInkinu Is chlna

Chinese all drink tea, and it is due
TO this fact that they drink little well
water. and thus keep down the rate
OF mortality. Tea to a rich Chinaman
means concentrated tea, costing ten
cents an ounce; TO the poor, 1t Ia hot
water with few leaves dipped in:
and to the very poor. simply hot wa
ter It is significant Of the increased
wealth In the country that the major
ity OF the lower classes, who hereto
fore could only AFFORD hot water. are
now indulging In actual tea
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

The memorial services for the c. A.
r and S. A W. V. was held yesterday
morning IN the Evangelical church.
Rev. w. A Holmhuber delivered an
excellent and appropriate sermon for
the occasion, which was heartily ap-
preciated by all The choir sang sew
eral beautiful selections and Fred Lew
erence, the well known cornetist rem
dered a very fine solo. The church
was profuscly decorated in the national
colors and a very large crowd was in
attendance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
Bandits Clever Ruse.

A bandit leader in the province Of
Szechuan informed the inhabitants Of
Chentu that a large body of bandits
was approaching the town. The peo-
pie went out to meet the enemy, and
while they were absent the bandit
leader burned the mission chapel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
WOMAN INJURED BY STORM.

Mrs Harris of Rimbach avenue met
with peculiar accident while walk
ing along Sibley street last evening.
During the storm which blew in the
afternoon the wind blew the gate to
MeikIe's coal yard off its hinges and
it struck Mrs. Harris on the face and
shoulders, causing considerable injury.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

der the auspices OF the Ladies Aid so-
ciety was a decided success as well as
a very profitable one in every way,
The ladies are very well pleased with
their success as quite a large sum was
netted for the benefit of the church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
Cause Many a Fall.

Thor be many slippery rounds on
tn ladder to success" unused the jan
itor, philosopher, but tn rounds av
drinks are tn slipperist az awl.'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOUND rosary. Owner can have
same by calling at this office, prov
ing property and paying for THIS ad.
5-27--tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Mrs. E. c. Holmes and daughter. Mis-
Helen, spent Saturday afternoon Il
Chicago shopping.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Mrs. Ben Barnes of Reese avenue was
a Hammond visitor Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Mrs. Vanderbilt Of Chicago was tn
guest of Mrs. Kroeker of Harrison ave
nue., yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
ANS

home IN Danville, Ill
Miss Nellie Kaluf spent Sunday with
relatives in Highlands.
D. L. Carlan spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Edgewater. III.
Mrs f. Warfuel was the guest of
friends in Chicago today.
Miss Allie Tech OF Hegewisch was
tiyes in Austin. Ill, Sunday.
Mesdames W. A. Hill and G. L Smith
are visiting in Chicago today.
Adrian Hoover of Englewood visited
friends in Hammond on Sunday.
Miss Nellie Fowler spent Sunday the
guest of friends In Crown Point.
Mrs. Luke Jordan of Englewood spent
Sunday with friends in Hammond.
Miss Inez Eaton spent Sunday in
Chicago. the guest Of Mrs. Waugh.
Miss Mile o'Malley was the guest
of friends in Chicago over Sunday.
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Miss Christine Hasse spent Sunday
the guest OF friends in Englewood-
Messrs. WhItmer and Payne visited
friends in Marion, Ind. over Sunday.
Miss Tessie Walsh left Hammond
yesterday for her home in Toledo, O.
Mrs Fred Lash was the guest OF
relatives in Chicago Lawn on Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Miller and Mrs. Schaller
spent the DAY with relatives in Dyer.
Miss Elizabeth Weber was the guest
or her relatives in Cedar Lake today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lake spent
Sunday with relatives in Crown Point.
Miss Allie Fech of Hegewisch was a
Hammond shopper Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fletcher spent
Sunday with relatives in Englewood.
Mrs. George Luseh of Chicago spent
Sunday as the guest of friends in Ham
mond.
Misses Carrie and Hannah Gruszka
spent Sunday with friends in Engle-
wood.
Messrs. Lloyd Parsons, Harvey and
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Grenier spent
Sunday in St. John, the guest of rela-
tives.
Miss Clara Portz spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Crown
Point.
Miss Eta Gastel was the guest of
Miss Magic Seheidt in Englewood yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Kellar spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
Lowell
Mrs. william Larson and little
daughter spent the day with friends in
Chicago.
Miss Anna OMalley Of South Chicago
visited her sister, Miss Mile O'Malley
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kansheld of Claude
street visited friends in Englewood
yesterday.
DR.. b. w. Chidlaw and Carl Smiley
went by automobile to Crown Point or
Saturday
Miss Luella Kinney has resigned hel
position as clerk in Ruhstadt's depart
ment store.
Miss Kate Teal was the guest over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pollock
in Chicago.
Ben Becker returned home yester.
day from pleasant visit with relative:
in St. Louis.
Miss Jennie Sheffield and Mr. Hedt
visited the White City in Chicago Sat
urday evening.
DR.. Eleanor Scull was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Scheddell, in Grown
Point yesterday.
Misses Ruth Loomis and Edna Stat
FORD spent yesterday aAlSEhoOA viii
friends in Whiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Mentz OF Windsor
Park were the guests of Mrs. Clara
Conroy over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Gray of Soutl
Chicago spent Sunday the guests o
friends in Hammond.
Miss Euphie RunkIe and Ed Whit
of Chicago spent yesterday Afternoon
sightseeing in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lavene and Mis-
Blanche Orcutt were the guests o
friends In Chicago yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Edward Carmondy of Roberts avenue
was a Chicago visitor Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Lewis of Chicago. A luncheon was
served following the program to more
than forty guests.
Mrs. Kate Bates entertained a large
number Of relatives and friends at
dinner yesterday in celebration, of the
first communion of her son, John Hepp.
About twenty friends, all of Hammond,
were present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Rhinard EIson of Hammond was til
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leverenc
of Harrison avenue, Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Thiesen of In
diana boulevard spent the day wit
friends in Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Thomas of Parl
Manor, Ill, were the guests of the lat
ter's sister. Mrs. Harry Golding, OF Har
rison avenue, Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27
Briefs.

Charles Bush, jr. left this morning
for Monticello, Ind, where he will
spend a week transacting business.
r. S. Green and o. NJ. Kimble, well
known in Hammond, came in this
morning from indianapolis to visit
friends during the day. The young
men viii leave Thursday for Cam
bridge City, Ind, where they will join
the Buckskin Ben Carnival company.
Green does acrobatic work. while Kim
BILE, who is better known as "Curley.
the Dare Devir' does the slide for
life"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Mrs. William Timm and daughter
Miss Helen, of Indiana boulevard, were
Crown Point visitors Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

An entertainment viii be given next
Friday evening under the auspices OF
the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church. The program will be largely
presented by Mrs. Lulu Tyler Gates, a
reader Of Chicago with music inter-
spersed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Miss Clara Kroeker returned TO her
home in Harrison avenue, after spend
ing several days visiting her cousin
Miss T. GreiseI in South Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Mrs. Erick Lund OF 222 Roberts ave
nue., is entertaining her cousin. Mrs
Chapman Of Colorado for a few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

A large number Of young people from
Hammond and Whiting remained in
Crown Point as the guests Of friends
over Sunday Several house parties We're
given by the Crown Point young ladies
and a very pleasant dancing party was
held in honor of the visiting schools
at Central music hall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

All members of the 1906 class are in
vited to come to the alumni meeting
this evening in the school building fol
the purpose Of joining the association
All new and old members are request
ed to pay their dues Of possible thi;
evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

The ice cream social given at tbs
Evangelical church Friday evening I'M
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

The musical given Saturday after
noon by Mrs. Lawrence Becker an
Miss Inez Eaton at the home OF Mrs
Lawrence Becker in Rimbach avenue
was very delightful affair. A pleas
ing program was furnished by Prof
Wolf, violinist, Of Valparaiso. and Mis-!
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gen aper so Sanreu

id,ou muroe Dirs. 8insIum's 500.
thing : Gprup BON Wiaionen opn
Wtiitterr beim 8abnen Der Sinoes
a%naemenbet. Wirlt 0u i'm GHlafe
burd] bas GG1reien eines &inbes ae.
tort, ons i'm 8abnen ift uno Dor
Sbmersen metnt? Benu 10, lalfe
iofort cine flaid9e BON ,.W8rs
Btnsloms Soptbina 5srup" holen.
Seiu Wert lit un~besablbar. @s mirc
benz tleinen 2eibenoen ioFDrt Ainoe.
runa Ueribaffen. HerlaBt euh oa.
rauf, Wltter, es lit tetr BmeifeI
hariber. gs belt DiarrbDe, regu.
liert ben Waoen nno bic Niererl,
beieitiat 8inb aefit, erueiht ben
8aumen, o~erbinoert gntsunoune
uno fdrEt oas garse GgItem.
Bites. BinslDns Soothing Gprup1
fir aaluenoe ainoer lit ntgenebm
i'm @ei6mad; bas Recept itarnr1t
pDn einem Der beFten neiblihen
Nerste IA ten Uel. &3faateu. &s if
bel allen Drn9stften in Der aanaen
8elt III anben. 8rei8 Is Gents ser
SiulGe. aauFt nidats anoeree, ole
WSrs. Min2[oDs 5uothina Grrmu
@arantiert unter Der JoDo ane
Drugs Mtte, 30. Sum- 1906, Serial.
Wumtner 1905.
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xeras

- Das Griminols Nppeuntipnsae=
riht in Dallas bat onS iiber ben fri.
beren 6ilfs . 3uhthnus . Meenten
Bu8bb uerb6ngte Hrtetl beitdtiat.
Busbp mar Der unterlhlaanng ihul.
big beFunoen uno gu bret Sabren
buhthauS ~uerurteilt mDroen.
Dos Observation-Disclosures urz
ierer 9e9iSlatnr, melcbeS augenblids
lid Die 2isenSsWin unter 8eratuno
bat, bat Del, G0rIhlag einer aleih.
mdbigen 2isens fir ale Salouns 5u'
rifgewieien uno bic 2isens fir bic
WbisfeDsS alDDns auf $3.50 urb fhr
Die Bier Gibbons nuf $125 feftge.
leBt. DafGr bat es aber Elm Nntens
oenlent oeS graprDbtbitiDniiterl 2oDe
BON Dallas atgenomrneri, tueldes be-
itimmt, oaB in Counties, Die aber
$4,000 @inmDbner BADEN. aGe Ga.
looms oielelbe 2i5ens uno snar $1,000
per Snbr besnblen r1iiifen.
SRI. gDIie Srep, cine in San
Wnrc0s mDbnenoe iunge Dame,
muroe tot in ibrem ShlafSimmer
aefunoen. Sbr Enb mar Durh einen
6ersiGlag berbeigefihrt rporoen.
- YIN eriten Gtenftne i'm April
hnoet in Seguin cine alderman
Dahl itatt, unb aleibaeitig lpq bar.
iiber abgeltimtnt meroen, Oh Die
Stnot $4,000 Bombs ausoeben fon,
I'm fir ben grtrag cine gentral=
Eeuers5 Station gu bauen.
Das EDoesurtei( lber ben
Shanttelner 3. aannemaher in
Dallas lit pom ariminals Nppeuas
tiunsgeriht umgeftpBen uoroert.
G~annemad3er, Der Spbn zines oeuts
ihen 2ehrers in Taplor, hatte ieis
nerseit einen Wiann erlGofien, Der
i'm in benz Saloon, in benz er ars
beitete, angelriffen bate. Die
6ermannsl5b haben iiG bes gals
les nit eruBer gnerQie anaenpmmer.
Nuh Samuel Wolters, Der
8ru0er bes iuuaen Gouarb @oIters
in Eaplor. iiber oeifen EDo mir be-
reits berihtet baben, lit iebt aeftDrben
uno swar an oerielben mpiteriDien
&rantbeit, Die leinen Bruber hinge.
raft bat. Die Gerstc bebaupten, es
iei cine eiaeuartige. bsiunbers b6ie
6Drm Der Grippe.
Sn Der 8rimdruahl su 6oufton
bat Die ieBiae Administration aeiieat.
Die iebiaen Witglieoer Der ftiotiidlen
WerualtunastOmmiifion init Wapur
&ice an Der Spibe Iino mieoer nDnni-
uirt nDroen.
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anseta
Ole 4nnenifer s1nnntinnnns.

Ole RDpenider 6auptmanns.
aeibihte bat iebt, nod Berlines
Bldttern. AUDI bas 8iIbprfer Sh6f.
fengeriht belhdftigt. Die Snterna'
tiDnale 4inemat0araphen- unb 2ibt.
efeftaeiealdlaft bate ieiuer5eit Wils
helm 8piets Nbenteuer als .3ebenoe
photographer" nuf einem Slim fir
acknowledgement . 9beater firiren
laiien. Die einselnsn S3enen oes
@auneritreihes mubten natiirlih Der
Birtllhteit ~nnhempfnnoen uno DON
elmer DEFENDERS selhulten 9ruppe
Dor Der Samera ausaefibrt nerben.
Dies sefhab i'm Sreien oUr Den
loren" Der 6taot &irborf, uno Den
ausibenoen rstiinftlern" pioerfubr
babel oas WtiBaeihid mebr als iie er'
uartet batten, Die Nufmertinmteit
Der 8Dlisei auf iib gu lenten. Die
5olee mar. oaB Der Better Der Nui'
fihrung, &eaitieur g.. meeen Tiibs
runa eines Dffentlihen Qufau9es auf
6fentliber StrnBe ohne ppliseihe
@enebmieuna elm Strafmanoat in
60be BON Is Dart. feline eff Yeeleis
ter in 6Dhe BON lie 3 Wart megen
9eilnabme an benz aufsuae erbielten.
Das HiroDrfer Amtsaeriht ertannte
nber auf TreiiprebHna. neil idmtnts
lihe BeIbuloiate uab WDglifateit
GILES gu uermeioen aeiubt bGtten.
mas bic DffentIihe Nufmertlamteit
erreaen tonnte. @s ibmebt lest nod
elm stueites Strafperfahren aeaeu bic
Beriuneu, Die ben 6auptmnrn uno
feline @arbiften oaraeitent baben-
rueaen unbefugten 9raaens elmer
Uniform.
User Cob iu@t. ihaut Die Siei
ne niht. bic I'M Weee lieoen.
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wuroen, umgeituSen. @rier nor BET
eiuem @iienbabuunalid perlest tuUr'
ben, oas aber nidt Der Babneeiels
ldaft aur 2alt aelegt meroen tonnte.
gin ortanartiger Sturm mebte Die
Trahtcars pom @eleiie uno Grier
uerunalidte babel.
s Die Subicrtptionen fir Die @ar'
niiontirde in Sort Sam 6ouitun
nebren iih suiebenos uno nit etnis
gen meiteren Nnitrengungen miro Die
n0tige Sunme erlanat lein.
Nm Samitag finbet i'm Gaiino
cine muiitaliihe MISUNDERSTANDING
nit nabfplgenoem Tang itatt.
= Ser Boli8iit Sole Guintana 1T
ueaen Qnartffs auf & $. Stores
nom @0untpridter Shoot INN $40
Qeftrait muroen. Stores miro meaen
Tragens pm Waffen neroDnnert mer'
ben. @r CAB smar an. @ebilfsz5 hez
riff uno gum gragen BON @affen be-
rehtiet au lein, Der gtlhter fiibrte
aber aus. oas Der Sheriff mebr @e'
bi(fen cat. ME bas @eleb uDribreibt
uno er miro einen 2eftsSaa oaruuS
MAIDEN.
- Die Dob SeqDuS habeu be-
ihlDiien, ibre nddite @rDslDge in
Sort Wortb abSubalten.
- Del BianD : 5abritant 6errs
mann GbrDoer BON Chicago. Der erft
ppr meHtaen Eagen bierber Fam.
ltarb an Der 2uuseninwinoiubt.
- Die San Nnt0nio 6otels RDms
paanie bat iid einen Sreibrief aus
iteuen laiien. Das Gapital lift $780,
600. Die untefnebmer itnb SOi.
Sumter, GeDrae so. Wtaoerid, @ils
liam Nealep, 8. S. 6art, g. Sc. sri.
harblDn, GictDr 6uap, Tbomas s.
BraoD, Souls Wauerid uno 9. u.
8ettp.
DaS @etter lift pDufommen.
Tim es nod n~DQtommener uno fir
Die Sarmer eruinihter au MAIDEN.
feblen MIR aelegentlibe oerbe 6eaens
fhnuer.
Die idwiertgiten Iufaaben aibt
es ooh erft in Der Shule bes 4ebens.
= Biele Weniben fino feline gbas
rattere, ionoern MIR gbarntteroar'
teller.
Die Jalten auf Der Stirne ei'
mes Wenihen iino ote 3eilen, pon
oenen Der Runoiae befftn 2ebensaes
fdiGte ublieft.
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9as Wlaieitie gheater

bietet oiele Wud)e noieoer elm auBer.
Droentlih ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BrD.
aramm nit anerfannt nDrSIglihen
8inftlern, Die iiberaa ND lie aufge.
treten iino. aruBen 8eifaI ernteter.
Das 8ublitum min angenebm unters
balten ietn. tpenn es in bas 9heater
aebt uno bier tam iein @ei9mad
befrieoiot meroen. Neber ausaes
aeidlneten tiinftleriiHen 2eiftungen
aiebt es iolf3e leihteren @enres; es
miro eben Seoem etwas gebDten. Gm
Wtittmob finoet cine SDuuenirsM ati.
nee fiir Damert itatt uno fir bic
Samftaa > Matinee iteben ueberras
ihuneen fir Die 8inoer in Gusiiht.
Borftelunaen ieoen abeno beainueno
UNI $50. Matinee's 2.30. Die Brei,
ie iino 10 aerina, oaB Sober iid oas
Vergniaen letften Fam, oas Wfaieitic
2beater 81 beiuhen.
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Mlerlet.

BrDf. Semitic ift nit ieiner So.
mile bon Gainesville nod bier iiber.
neiie0elt.
uuertldrIih iino bic bohen
YferoepreiIe. Seit benz Bou Der pie=
len giienbnbneu, Der @inlibruna oer
eiettriiden StrnBenbabnen, Der Nu.
tomobile, 5abrrdoer &c. iinn uiele
Bferoe unnDtig aefuuroen unb ouG
berrIht Bferoemnnael unb bic BreiIe
fir quite Eiere finb fnft unerIGmina,
LID. Griiber tanfte man bier einen
gQna bibi@en, brauhbaren Bonp fir
SIS Bis $40, beute besatlt man ba.
fir BON $50 Bis $75 uno before Eiere
ftro in oemielben Berbdltnis i'm Brei.
ie aeitie9en.
Die idmntlihen MitglieDer Der
RnpeIe bes 26. Snfanterie. 3eeimenta
habeu fi6 ruieoer fhr ben Dienit in
oer Nrttee antuerben laiien.
Gin aus finf Wn9gpns bette.
bender Spe5inlsug Der Si0liheu So.
cificsBnbn fam bier ourh, Der poD
beieBt mar nit Stalienern. Die in Stem
Orleans lanoeten uno nod Sos Nns
geles. @al.. tDeiter b%ef6rbert ruuroeu,
no fie in Weinbereen arbeiten uer.
ben.
- DnS uDn benz glettriter Du.
bin8ti beuDbnte 6ous, LOG Sule.
bao StrnBe, giaentum Der Trau SEA,
rutine 6ampmann, lift mdbreno Der
WittmDh Mnht elm &aub Der Siam,
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Bum Capitol htnaus bic Brut.
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Bei ieb' @eIeB me 5intertir.
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yOnB bnnge MAIDEN gilt bier niht".
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