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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23
Mas sibt oaS oeutid,e Bolt fir 9I=
fpbul aus?

Qos Observation-Disclosures" bot in
9eutl6lan0 Die Ausgabe fiir alfobo-
Iii6e 9etrGnfe auf 1926 Miuionen
9farf bere6net, inoem es bel einem
9onium BON 5,82 2iter &ein, 1884
&iter Bier uno 8,52 2iter 9rannt-
pein iGbrli6 I'M 9urdi9nitt Der
Sabre 1899-1903 einen Yreis bon 1
Marf fiir Den &iter @ein, bon O,3O
@arf fiir Oen Otter Bier unO 0,50
Of. fir DEN Siter 9ranntipein 5u
9run0e legte. @aS MN Den lesteren
betrifft, 10 lit Der Anios i6on piel all
gering. Senn bel Der 3a6l bon
$50 Otter 9rnnntpein bonoelt es ii6
Inn einen 9ranntrpein BON so Yro-
3ent (0er 4onIum in obIolutem Ilfo-
boil betrug 4,26 2iter). 9eun entbdlt
ober ser Srinf6ranntrpein, fiir Den
elm Sreis BON 80 Ff. pro Siter iebr
gering lit, ni6t 80 Ero5ent, ionoern
Inn Sur6i6nitt bo6itenS 80 Yro5ent
4lfobol, iooaB 14,2 Siter Srint-
6ronntUein BON 80 Gro5ent %relrtlti-
rem. IS iin0 allo 5,68 9iter Grinf-
branntpein pro Sopf 81 berednen,
Die bel einem Sreiie pom so 81. un0
elmer 9eO0lferung bon rlirO 60 Ntil'
Iionen 170,400,O00 Marf aitsma6en.
9urna6 miirOen 1884 NiQionen
Marf, alio fat genau 3 NfiQiarOeir
M3arf reiultiren. 9a6ci lit a6er 5t
6eoenfen, onB Elm Otter Srinfbrannt-
nein fiir so 81 I'M 9etailausidanf
mobl nirgenos 6u ba6en lit (Sognaf,
Stun, @rraf, 9if0re, Die ia alt6 SIT
oen @ronntfueinen geb0ren, limo ia
oiel tbeurer), OoB 80 Sf. fiir einen
Otter 9ier ungefGbr ben Ereiien IN
SI00eutl6lano (8apern) entlprid)t,
in Norooeutidlono aber, oos unge-
fGbr 3 6es oeuti6en 8ierOerbraufs
bot, I'M 9lusidonf ~minoeitens 40 81.
foitet; elm 9urhi6nitt bon 80 81.
bro Otter 0iirfte olio iider ni6t 5t
hoh aerednet iein. GS miiroe Damn
ON 8ier aIlein nod $40 WtiQionell
Warf mebr reiultiren. 4u6 Der
9urhi6nittspreis BON 1 Wff. fir 1
Otter @ein lit ungefp0bnii6 gering
onaeiett. es 0iirfte oIio @Qes in
guem 81 @iGior0en Norf uneefGbr
in 8irflidfeit Die i6brli6e Srinfalts-
oobe 6es oeiiti6en 8olfes iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23

~. Sn Dem 2anoe bat es audi
sroBe Wdloer. ba ipa4ien i'm 8ui9z
perf unb auf 8dumen bic f9Onften
&leioer: 9auptmannsrOde. Mdniel,
Sddrpen. 9ofen, uno per cine Staot=
fafe braudt, Der gebt in Den Walb unh
bolt fia Die aleioer berunter -"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23
Bic srknidstc Gonisslilic.

Sn einem @pr5immer oes eSufti3z
minjiteriums gu 8aris itebt cine @tubs
ubr, Die mebr al5 Elm sSdbrbunbert aft
lit unb 10 gut cling. baB lie ieit Merz
f6engeoenten ME ausgebefert frerOer
mubte. &iirSli9 itano tic a5er fiji unb
purSe sinem ubrmu9er dnOertraut, Der
niht ipenig erifaunt mar, ais er bsim
Iuaeinanoerleaen Oes 0erfes uuf
einem 8obe Die Sni9rift fano:
sd, Sean 8ldn6et, bdfe an %.
@uguit 1892 seieben, tpie Canton
Gle iieur 0anton"O od5 Spmbol DEG
oDttlt9cn &~0nigtbums entreiEte, in
Dem er cine ellie 5er6ra6, Die Den Sci
GER 0ieier ll6r %5ierie." Oas nib 10
ertIdrt: @m 10. gtu3uit 1882 ru-6:
Oantcn gum Suiti3minif!er ernonnt,
Camille Se3mpulins mar iein 4Gbi=
nettst)ef un6 6apre o'@glantire fem
llnter9ef. Die u6r itdno in Ieiaem
&a6inett, uno i6r GROCER 3eiger lief,
fpie e 0dmals Site mar, in eine &0s
ni9sIilie aus. Sbr @nhlid bereitste
Oantpn &ergernib, uno zines cages,
ais er beIonoers gerei5t mar. fdBte er
bds Gmblem Oes S%0nigtbums 5pii3en
Die Singer uno tntdte es. Der l1brs
NADER Sean 8lon9et por 5ufGnig Suz
gegerl, limb Die robe Shat emp0rte iein
ronaliItii9es !9er5. gr iuete ni9ts,
fertigte aber Die Sni9rift an. Gle man
iebt defunNen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23

Dor Jreuoe unb auftpanenoem .Sorne.
lno er fpiebsrbolte:
nNenn i9 fterbe, iinst iiber mir Die
Marieilaiie!"
llnb gum eriten Male blieben feline
@ugen trpden, ater mir mir peinz
ten fpeinten ale, elmer ipie Ger an
oere, un0 unfere ShrGnen brdnnten pie
5erer, aus Dem pilOe 3biere berpor@
bre9en. Gr ftarb - un0 pir laneen
I6er inn Ole MarIeiuaiIe.
Sunge, itarfe Stimmen iangen ous
9rofe 2ieo Der 5reibeit, unb Der S5ean
CAB es grimnig ipieDer unb trug es
auf feinen Mpgen ms tbeure 6rant=
reid = Sen blei9en G9reden uno Die
blutiarotbe !6offnune. = uno ME Ter
gabcn mir oisIes Nidts - nit Der
Sur6tiamteit bes 9aien, Der @eoulo
oes Qlr6eitspiehs unb ser eroben Menz
f3enIeeIe. yNuf Die &niee, &ameraoen
unb 5reunoe, Dor 0ieIem 6el0en!" -
Wir fdngen. llnbeilbertiin0enbe
Slinten tnadten, f9arfe gajonette ri9z
teten ii6 orob5nh gegen dEIere 8ruIt -
a6er INNER lauter, INNER fseu0i1er
tlanq oas brpbenbe 2ieo, uno in Den
pet6en 6Gnben Der &amera0en
f@panfte Ger ibpar5e Sarg.
mir fanGen Die M~arIeiuaiIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23

59re Sampte sceen ote Seibcn felt Den
Saaei. Der ipIniid len Groberer.

Der neuerli4e &rtegs3ug, BEN Die
ylqui=Sn0idnsr in Den meritanii9en
8rppin8en Soaora uno Sinaloa gegsn
Ole 9laBgefi9ter unternommen BADEN,
bilbet nur cine 5ortieBung Der aa6lriis
den Sdnpfe, pel6e iene &ptbbdute
lett oen Sdgen Der ipaniI6en @roEerer
i'm Is. S~abrbunOert gegen Die iepei>
ltgen Ma6t6a6er un0 GinOringlinge in
ibr Gebiet defi6rt BADEN.
Die YaquizSnOidaer belpo6nen oas
Gubcrft fru9tbare Sbal Oes in Den
tdltTornti6en Mserbuien miinoenoen
Oaquiz 5luFes. gu beiben Seiten Gcs
Sbales iteiqen gerpalti9e Serge duf, in
oeren s6ooBe reibe Minerdli4dbe,
GoI0, Gilter, 9upfer, Giien unO Sobs
len, liegen. Sieie Noturrei9tbimer
erregten Die 6abgier Der WeiBen. Die IN
bas 0cbiet einfielen. Sn Der 9ert9et=
Oisung OeNelfen perpanOslte fi9 Der
anfGngli3 frieoli6e Stamm, als mel
der Die Ydquiz SnOidner BON alten Sc
i9i9ti9reibern geIGilcert tperOen, in
Elm friegerii6es @olt, Os1en poaftdns
otge unterio9ung niemuls gelungen
1T. Sn Den TAFT unausgeieBten Sam
pfen nit DeiBen lit freili9 Die 3ubl
Ger gaqui Sn0ianer ron iitsr 100000
i'm Is. Sabrbunhert auf etpa 10000
beutigen Sages geIunfsn. SroB ibrer
Seinbf9uft eessn Die Regierung baben
ii6 Die Ydqui~Snoianer, pie elmer aes
tpifen &ultur nidt entratben, gu 3siten
ais IOpule Merituner ge5elgt. sic
tGmpften i'm &rie9e segen Die Ser.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23

Stauten 1916 lis 1S49 in Den Rei6sn
Der meritdnif6en Qrree uno 6alfen
benz 2un6e BEL ieiner @efreiung DON Der
fran6Oiii9en SnpdiiOr in ben Sa6ren
1862 biz 1867.
Die Yaquis Sn0iansr finO bon ro6u,
item 9Drper6au. fIeiBig. unternebz
memo, ausgeiprOGen TAPER uno beiiBsu
Salient fir Mafif. Die MGnner be-
f9dftigen ii9, penn lie ii9 ni9t auf
Dem 3rie9spfaSe befinoen, nit 8iebe
5udt, iotpie nit Dem Mn6au BON Mais,
9oumtpolle, 9pbnen uno Sabdt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23

Gs 1T tpirfli6 mertipiirois, ipie pcnis I'm
2ebsn bes Wlertens iuiroig lit!
Gs 1T bicl better fur bid, bu 0ffnef benz
S6me.6ler oeine SaiGe ols oein @erl.
Ser rubisien 8ertitott erbliibt oft bic
rofeite 3utunft.
&c eibt 9cute, oenen Is r;ebr ocrauf oil:
tommt, bob als mas pom ibneI 9crcoet mi D
Ian6er, Der bic eor,; @elt begIiitc
mohte, madt oabel bicjenigen urg ddli'
bic ibn, am nddlften fteben.
Gin Ndo9eu 1T ben meiiten rur oona {
bimmliidss @eiGOpf. .oenn IS irbtlfe q
ter befbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23
Gin 3ontan aus Der 2onooner
IScicuidlait.

Der Dor Idngerer 3eit piel AitfleDen
III ser englii6en 9duptltabt beroor'
gerltfen bot, beibdftigt n%elIerOings
Ole &reiie, IN ocnen er geipiel1 bot.
SIM Wittelpunft Der SonOlitng Itebt
Elm ebenlalige9 MISUNDERSTANDING
Scr. @att, Der megcn eines oil ieincr
gei9ieOenen 6rau begangenen Moro
oerluhs 5u fiinf Sabren 3uGJtbmt$
oerurtbeiIt mor0en Dar, bal0 a6er
freigelaiien purOe, nadOem er einen
Sbeil ieiner Strafe oerbiBt bate.
9amit en0igt Elm meiteres &apitel
elmer lungpIerigen Homantrago0Ie,
ohne 0aB e5 bel Der Gigenart Der Ou-
ran betbeiligten Herionen li6er mare,
oh 0ieie munmebr fiir Die SeTfent=
lidfeit enOgiiltig a6geidlolien lit.
9us 9ruma begann oan1it, onB Sir
&eginal0 9euuddmp, eiller Der rcid)-
item unO angeiebenitcn YtGnner Ger
Sonooner 8eieai6aft, einem &ie6es-
oerbGltniB ieiner 6ralt &iolet, elmer
Sodter oes Carl of 9to0en, nit Dem
llnterbousmitglieOe Sugb @ntt ntf
Die Spur fam uIo ii6 bon ibr ifei.
BEN lieB. 6rau @att trennte lid 0a-
ra1libin ebcnfaQs pon ibrem Mfdnnc.
@egen @leuBerimgen iiber tie, Die in
einigen Don ibr a6gefangcnen gle
bes6riefen Ser 9a0p Siolet on ihrcit
Ntann entbnltCn mnren, Oertlagte
W1rs. @ott oieie fpegen perlcumOeri-
ider Seleioigung, un0 2a0p &iolet
tpur0e in eriter Snitnn5 SIR 3ablulg
elmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Don 5000
8f. Ct. OH Mrs. @att oerltrtbeilt.
Sas 9erufungsgerift ermGBigte ic-
bod Die 9uBe auf Oie SGlfte. gta6-
Dem Damn sic beioen @ei6ieOe1en
Sugb 8att uno 2aop Siolet ei1an'
Ser gebeiratbet botten, 5eigte WtrS.
@att ibren friiberen Nann megen
zines nngebli9 bon Inn gegen lie &C.
rifteten Mor0beriu6es on. 9as ge-
gen @att eingeleitete @rinlinolDer.
fo6ren i6loB nit einerSerurtbeillrr9
5u flint Sabren 3rftbnlls. aligens
ifeinIi6er nod oils IN ben poronge-
gangenen 3ipilpro5eiien gegen Saop
Giolet batte ie0o6 BEL ser Seriirtbci-
luna @atts an SteQe bon &edts-
griin6en iittli6e gntriiitung ben
Gh1si6lag gegeben; Der Sauptbela-
itungs5euqe NOR oes WeineioS Orin=
genO oerOG6tig. ga engliid)e arini-
nol-ltrtbeile ieOo6 tnoppeIlo6el iinO,
NOR on ser i6nererL iiber @att Der.
hdnqten Strofe MIR Inn @naoenmege
etuos I'll Gn0ern. Wit mobrbaft be-
munoerungspiir0iger Gnergie bot
&ioIet @att ieitber in oieler TiftunJ
~geor6eitet umo sic STRENGTHENING III.
res Nunnes beim Miniiter bes Sn-
nern ourdgeiett. Mr. @ott bebalIp-
tet. oas Spfer elmer Seri6ip0rung
unO zines Slliti5irrtbums %getporoen
5u fem, ani6eineno niG)t gon5 nit
ltnredt. @dtt miro 5i ieiner Hebn6i-
Iitierlmq i6perli6 etpos nnberlitGt
IaiIen. cine 8eiteripinnung 0ieies
troqii6en 8eieli6oftsromons itebt
iomit in naber 4uS1id)t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23
CTR Airhrntrrit in Trankrtid.
Ser geiaifter oes &uItuS uno ses itnterriHtS
uno Seiue cbIies enbeit.

uWo ieWe Auue8sHDeu.
Gine 9uuptrone in Dem &ir6enz
itreite in 6rantrsi9 nimmt Der Der
5eitige Minifter oes &ultus unb oes
llntsrri9tS, 2lrtitiaes 8riano, Elm, Dem
Die Sur9fibrung Der neuen air9enz
geiebe obliegt.
9riuno, Der crit 40 Sabre 5Gblt. pa.
auBergep06nli9 rui9e &arriere ges
mu9t. NO9 Dor brei Sabren tpar er
auber6ulb Der io5idlifii6en partei, Der
er angeb0rte, fat un6efannt. Sein
preItige estpann er Our9 Den GinfluB,
Den er auf Die 8omites oes PdrlamentS
uus5uiben fDuBte. 10 baB er i3liebli9
gum 8eri3terItatter Der Separdtionsz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23

Mir Ieiben Sch ont GQbbeln uno gian,s ohus bic.
80 fsIbsn weasnnsbmen. ebenfo ouf NIB tn uHb
Dtamautsn.
Central Soon Co.. EOS State sifs RIhs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23

8prlaqe ern0nnt paro. 9lei6 Dem
friiberen ioaialiitiiGen Sunoelsminiiter
MiGIerano puroe au9 BrianO bti ieis
mem Gintritte in's 4abinett bon Ieiner
Yartei auseeitObsn. gemdB Der Regel
oerIelben, bab fem So5ialift cine Gtet=
tuna in elmer Bourgeois" @Resieruns
bethlehem foG.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23
Aud, Elm 8rftuB.

aeIIner (5u einem @ait. Der
Die Spetietarte beftelt batte): ~tlnS
tpas tper6en sic nun ipeiien9"-
8 q #: nN9 nir!... Sd ponte nur
na4idauen, mas i'd mir eripare, tpena
i'd mir efe!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23

Sic uegen @uttengift.
mor6es angeflagte Boitaiiiitenten-
3ittpe 0u6itein inNagOeburg MUIR
oe bonn SdWurgeri6t freigeiprodcn.
Ser 9
Miiner in 8onsoorf tuurbe pegen
nnteri6lagung bon annabernb 100.
900 Worf perbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23
6etufitkf,

Serseant (auf Dem SaIernen~
bofe): mWie Sbr pibt. sebSre i'd nit
gu guren @prgeiebten. Sd lam mid
aber ni9t %srinnern. OaB mir in Der
3eit ettpas porgefebt porpen ipare."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-23

. unter et m = IL
Del er It d t. Nls oieIer Sag
cine Srau 2i55ie Sopocif in GbicaGn
bon e!.em Nusgdrg nod 9auIe fdm,
6emertte lie, 6aB lire jiinsere @6tpe=
iter, cine gepihe Gutbarine MaJu9a,
Elm 8iin6el MGi@s umbcri9lappte. g(ui
ibre 5rugs, tpas lie nit Der 8df6e an
fdngen tpoQe, erbielt ie nur Iebr urtQe
n~iiaenben 8ef6eio. Oabei lam es gu
9eftigen observation-disclosures, in oeren
@erlauf 6as WGo6en Die 9BGT1e ron
fi9 uno in Die Wiege bes &inoes mari.
I1s Srau Soppcif i6re G@pefer
f6lisbIi6 iiterpdItigt uno abgeitraIt
bate. muBte lie Die @ntoedung MAIDEN,
boB ibr SinO unter Dem Suufen @dIGc
erftidt mar. @eiOe G9fpeitern lpurban
perbaftet.
@on einem 8Gren prtr
etrdge n. Sas SlpOlfidhrtqc
SO6terden Oes Sdrmers s. SO. Gdqcn
in Tacoma, @afb., mar bieIer Sac
aQein nit i6rem 8riioerGen gu 6auIc;
gegen Qben0 bega6 ii9 Die &Ieine in Die
S6eune. I'm &artoffeln gu TO en-, oIS
fe plOBli6 auf einen Sdren itieB, Der
oas MG09en pddte uno na9 sem
na6en @alos balb i9leiTte, balb in 0:n
bor6eren SeBen trug. Sas 9riioer=
den rief 6ilFe berbei, aaein e6e Die
Na9burn Die @erfolgung re6t fegoas
men bdtten, mar bas Mdo6en unper>
lebt na9 6auie 5uriidgefe6rt. Gs ers
5dhlte, DAB es etipo 800 Yur6s in O:n
Wal6 gei6leppt pOr0en lei, pocauf Ger
8Gr es fallen lieB unO O1bontrumpeIte.
@a3nfinniger m 8eis
Of # elGer + 8. Se68 Stuns
cen lang but Elm @abniinniger Die
Gci1en ouf bem 9abnbof in Gapas
ndugP, SnO., in ieinem geiiB gebabt.
Gr bemdGtigte ii9 Ses @ei9enIteller>
buuIes, belt ale Trodt= uno PerIoS
neR5iige auf uno eripebrte ii9 nit elmer
giienitGnge oqer 3ugangeIteGten,
peI4e i'm 81 i~iberpdltigsn perIu6teH.
Che man Sen Mann feitnebmen
fpnnte, mubte mon aus Dem naben
6ommon6 per Grtra5ug eini9e 20 So
li5eibeamte fommen laIen, Die Sen
WabniinniSen i4lieBli4 nda 9ams
mono bro6ten.
Srei berbrann t.
Srei &inoer zines eetpifien STANLEY
Singletpn i'm Ilter bon Ii, II uno
8 Sa6ren finb in !6eater Station, 80.
3d., BEL ei1em 5euer umgetommen.
Na6oem Sic SamtIie gu 8ett gegungen,
fdmmelte it6 Naturgas aus elmer
i6n06dften &0bre un0 perurid9te eins
@rplolipn. Sis .Gltern uno 5ipei GIte-c
&inoer i9liefcn in einem Simmer, un0
als Die anoeren &inoer our6 Die 3uI,
Ger @ltern getpedt ipurber. tparen lie
f6on 10 febr III Slammen eingebiint.
OaB lie niht mehr entpeifen fonnten.
Nu3 21iGbrig ger @b=
~ e ene un0 na90em er Is
Sabre lang Ron Teiren @%neeb0rigen fir
to6t eebdlten por0sn lit, lit Der 45iGbs
rige Winium Mc@iu CUR freuOia,n
lteberraI3ung feiner bo9tetoJten 81
tern mad 9enoiba, mis-. suriif9efebrt.
@r bat ii9 i'm @eIten unO NpropeItcn
bes 2anoss uufgebaiten uno Elm MIDI
rnbetrd6tli9es @ermDgen ertporbcn.
Sir Sen erfen Merchandising batte er
ale M1c@ins in 9enpfbn uno umqe-
senO gu ein:m 5amilienfei!e eingsIabeG.
@ ais SC
bol0e. Nlehrere Sol0oten pon TEN
9. &o1aGeri Regiment, oa3 in Sort
2edoenportb, 9os., ftebt, fingen ,iran
IratpcI in elmer elstt-iI9en Gar O.,
berbieten ben 9onOufteur unb Sen
Mpto>mann, f9loFen bisialben Ell,
tpcrfen ale Tafagi.re binaus, f9Iu>
Gen sic 5enitsr ser Gar Elm unO Iieben
Damn Sic Gar na4 Sort 2eapertport5
raien. 0o,i sourOen tie fOfort einsez
lpht.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-25
OVATION FOR N0TRE DAME TEAM
Players Are LiOnized After Victory
Over the BOiIer-Makcrs.

Notre Dame. Ind. Nov. 24.-The var
sity returned from Lafayette this noon
and was given a grand reception by
the local following here. The result
Of the contest with the boiler-makers
was more than satisfactory to the root
ers and coaches, who expected a close
game. The team on the whole is in
good shape, but Mcdonald is suffering
from a bad leg. and Burke has not
entirely recovered from the blow he
received on the back of the neck.
Captain Callicrate is the man of the
hour and is credited with the great
showing made by the local eleven.
BerteIing. Ryan and Mcdonald are also
receiving great credit for the star game
they played Work will begin al once
for the game with St Vincents college.
which will be played in Chicago
Thanksgiving Day. 1t is possible that
some of the regulars viii not appear
in the varsity lineup, since they are in
need of a rest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-25
KAUFMAN THE CHOICE
OVER JACK SULLIVAN

San Francisco, Nov. 24.-Coast money
Is likely to make Al Kaufman favorlte
over J ack(Twin) sullivan when they
clash in the next really important bout
here While wagering is not expected
to be heavy, the bookmaking element
now in the city has shown a DISPOSE
ton to wager on local bouts, and it
is expected that some fair-sized bets
win be recorded.
Kaufman will have a considerable
advantage in weight He seems to be
training earnestly enough and has a
stronger following here than Jack
CTwin) Sullivan. Billy Delaney has
been earnestly urging Kaufman's
claims to a try for the championship,
and it is possible that Tommy Burns
may find the former amateur camping
on his trail when he returns, to dispute
the first chance at him with Jack John
son.
Abe Atten has not been heard from
definitely as regards his prospective
go with Moran. Word from Los
Angeles is to the effect that when asked
if he would meet the Briton he re-
piled that he did not want to talk of
matches until after the Farmer Mike
(Twin) Sullivan go of Thanksgiving
day. before McCarey's club.
If Attell is matched with Moran there
is little doubt that the support Attell
will receive here will make him favorite
III the go.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-25
WHEELER NEWS

Patrick McAullife of Chicago is Wis
ting at the home of his brother Den
mis-, of this place.
Harry Schuester OF Chicago, formerly
Of Wheeler is staying at the home Of
his aunt, Miss Bridget Gilmartin.
Miss Grace Johnston was a Hobart
visitor Saturday.
Ralph McAullife was among the
passengers for Hobart Saturday.
Martin Miester transacted business
In Valparaiso, Saturday.
Misses Clara and Helen Reimer were
Hobart visitors Saturday.
I. L. Lockwood, travelling freight
agent of the Nickel Plate railroad
transacted business in Wheeler Satur-
day
N. B. White and son. George. of Ho-
bart, were Wheeler visitors Sunday.
Committees have been appointed for
the Christmas decorations of the NJ e.
church, and with the aid of all, a real
old fashioned Christmas will be held.
A large attendance heard the temp
erance sermon of Rev. c. Z. Brooks
last evening.
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GARY HOTELS MANAGER
MAN OF WIDE EXPERIENCE
Has Served Many Notable BanquetS
Among Which was the One Witch
Celebrated the Completion of the
Great Atlantic Gable.

Col George d. Hodges. the new man
ager of the Gary hotel which is owned
by the Gary Land company and where
tonight's banquet will be held has an
interesting history. He has served
great many notable banquets in his
day, and is an old timer in the business
Among other distinguished events at
which he was the caterer. was the ban
quet that was held at the Metropolitan
hotel in New York of which he was
steward at the time. to celebrate the
comple elton of the great Atlantic ca BILE
and at which Cyrus w. Field, the in
ventor of this greatest of achievements
in wire biography was the guest Of
honor. on this occasion. Queen Vic
toria sent a cablegram congratulating
Mr. Field on his notable achievement.
Another important banquet at which
Col Hodges catered was the Grant re-
union at which General Grant was
guest OF honor and the sherman re-
union which was dignifed by the pres
ence of General sherman. Roth took
place at the Metropolitan and at the
former 1000 covers We're laid.
Col Hodges adds to a wide expert
ence in hotel work. a genial personality
which is sure to win him friends. and
the hotel with which he Is identified
patrons. His experience has been
gained in the following hostleries;
Metropolitan. in New York: Grand
Union. Saratoga Springs; Ellis TT.
Worth; Hutchins. Houston; National
Stock Yards. San Antonio and LeClede.
St. Louis. AS manager Of the latter
he was very successful.
Col Hodges personally superintendent
the furnishing of the Gary hotel.
throughout. and the hostelry is to be
the most modern and we'll equipped of
any hostelry in this section Of the state
Furnished Rooms for Rent on Page :.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-25
MUNSTER NEWS

NOTICE-The legal voters of Saxony
and Hessville are hereby requested to
attend a public meeting at Germans
hall Nov. p at p. M. to consider the
probable candidates for road super
visitors. Per Committee.
J. VanBodegrahen of Hammond spent
Sunday afternoon and evening in Nun
ster.
Mrs. Tannis and Paul and Mary Tan
mis- were in Hammond Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs O. Mallett of Ham
mond were visitors here yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Schultz Of
Lansing entertained Mr. and Mrs. JOS
eph kaufman and family at supper last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eggebrech of Dyer were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dittrich
yesterday.
Miss Irene Kraay entertained in
honor of her thirteenth birthday Sat
urday. The afternoon was spent play
ing games and at O'Clock bounteous
luncheon was served. Those of Miss
Kraay's friends present were Rosie
Schoon, Martha Kooy, Alice Kichert
Cora Kickert, Raphael Krooy. Erma
Kaske, Clara Kraay and Case Kickert
c. P. Schoon started for Indianapolis
last evening
The young people from Saxony and
Munster, who attended the box party
given by the eHssville school Satur-
day evening are the Misses Anna Bach
man, Rica Jarneke, Claudia, Lena and
Agnes Schrieber, Laura Newcomb and
Miss Eggers of South Chicago and
Messrs. Henry Sachman, August Jar
neke, George Schneider. William. Emil
Walter and Ernest Schneider, and Ray
Kaske.
Miss Ruby Wilson visited relatives
in Hammond yesterday
The Holland Reform church is max
ing preparations for elaborate Christ
mas exercises.
Mrs Henry Backman of Saxony en-
tertained yesterday in honor of her
birthday. Her guests were Mr. and
Mrs Martin Hauszer and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Eggers, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Eggers. Mrs. Henry Biggs and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. August
Jarneke.
Miss Cora VanBOdegraham of High
lands school. spent Sunday with Miss
Alice Mundel of Hobart.
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ton Of brick veneered building south
OF Fifth avenue on Jefferson street
Mr.. Krieg is the architect.
The Clark Construction company has
again settled down to the task Of put
ting the roof on the school building
at jefferson street. They began the
work some six weeks ago and had all
most the entire roof covered with the
paper that forms layer between the
sheathing and the slate. when the
heavy wind and rain storms Of last
week ripped of practically all Of the
paper. undOing almost all OF the sew
eral weeks work. In spite of assur-
ances to the contrary it is evident that
the building cannot be completed ready
for the board Of education to furnish
before the first Of March.
Carl x Schmidt and wife. proprie-
tors Of the Gary Shoe store. are living
on Van Buren, street just south of Fifth
avenue having been fortunate enough
70 secure quarters there when they
were on the verge of giving up in de-
spair the finding Of anything suitable.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

The Tigers played a pickup team
from Chicago yesterday at the Ball
park. About 100 spectators came down
to see the game and crowded upon the
field SO that it was impossible to play
the game. In spite OF the crowd the
Tigers were able to roll up a score of
Ii.
Mrs. spear is i'll at her home on For
sythe avenue.
Mrs. Bert Conway, who has been i'll
for the past three weeks, is recovering.
Constable Hutton Of Hammond was
an East Chicago visitor Saturday.
Or. Claire Rasor Of Chicago visited
Mr. and Mrs. sydney Veaco yester-
day
Prosecuting Attorney Boone Of Ham
mond visited East Chicago in his auto
mobile Saturday.
The Midget basket ball team played
the s r. \. c. at Whiting Saturday
night.
". r. Diamond entertained visitors
from chicago yesterday.
The Alumni basket ball team will
play a practice game tonight at the
Mckinley school
Lesh HascaIl is expected home from
school for Thanksgiving.