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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-23
HOME TREATMENT
FOR WOMEN
The Prescription of a Great Physician
VALUE PROVEN
During Twenty Years Of Actual
Practice.
The Prescription of Great Physician

Probably one of the most success
full medical specialists in the treatment
of women's diseases was DR.. Pengelly.
He formulated Zoa-Phora by using a
number of medicinal ingredients which
experience had shown him to be the
best and combined them in just the
right proportions to produce the desired
effect on woman's delicate organism.
During more than twenty years Of ac-
tual medical practice he invariably pre-
scribed Goa Phora for the alienation
Of pain and permanent restoration OF
health to sick and siling women.
Success to a marked degree attended
his treatment OF all those diseases and
arrangements of the genital organs
which are peculiar to women only. It
is not necessary to enumerate here the
various forms Of weakness and disease
all women know what they are
which DR.. Pengeily treated SO sue
cessfully with zoa-Phora.
Further proof Of these statements.
if desired. and more detailed informa-
ton as to the results obtained from
the use of Zoa-Phora, can be obtained
by writing the Zoa-Phora company,
Kalamazoo, Mich. They will gladly an
swer all inquiries and will send you
copies Of letters from many women who
volunteer words of praise for the doc
tors treatment. Within a short time
the demand for Zoa-Phora, brought
about by the recommendation of wo-
men who had been blessed by its use.
became so great that the doctor could
not personally attend each patient, and
now Zoa5 Phora is being sold by re-
liable druggists nearly everywhere. 1t
comes in sealed, sterilized, dollar bot
ties. already prepared, and compound
ed IN just the right proportions. There
can be no mistake if you ask for Zoa-
Phora.
IN each package there will be found
a copy of "Dr. Pengellys Advice to Wo-
men," a medical book giving interest
ing and instructive information about
all diseases of women. and the way to
successfully treat them in the privacy
OF your own home. You need not tell
your troubles to any one.
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CROWN POINT NEWS

Three marriage licenses were is
sued BY the county clerk today.
It is said that over 1000 people were
IN attendance at the fair today.
William Paul. of brunswick. trans
acted legal business in Crown Point to-
day.
Miss Kate Fink returned yesterday
from an extended trip to New York
state.
The fair grounds were filled with
automobiles from all over the country
yesterday.
Auditor Stephen Corboy of Valparaiso
brought load of Porter county people
TO the fair today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gastel of Ham
mond, are visiting friends and relatives
at Crown Point during the fair.
Miss Bessie Nelson Of Hebron is the
guest Of Miss Maud and Phoebe West
boy. during the fair.
are spending a couple OF weeks with
her friends and relatives
Mrs. J. H Jaqua and sister, Miss
Edith Crowell are visiting Crown Point
relatives and friends during thu fair.
The marriage of Fred Hinderlong
to Miss Otillia Schrieber will take place
next Saturday at $50 o'clock at Han
aver Center.
One of Phelinous Williams horses
dropped down and died from heat. be-
tween town and the fair grounds, while
taking bus load of people to the
fair.
John Meyer jr., and wife and William
Meyer of AUX Vase, Mo, have taken
advantage of the Homecoming week
They expect to remain for a few weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

Jacob Spainer returned from Chicago
Thursday evening.
Frank Carlson of Chicago transacted
business in st. John Thursday.
Messrs. George and Carl Gerlach
spent Thursday in Crown Point.
]. E. Harvey has been appointed
night operator in the signal tower here.
Mrs. n Austgen of Hammond spent
Thursday here the guest of friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Henry Schumacher and daugh-
ter, Miss Rose, were Hammond visit
ors yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Stark was called to
Lowell yesterday by the severe illness
of her mother
John Maginot and Miss Mary Jour
dain were the guests of relatives in
Hammond Thursday.
Mrs. Alloys Portz and Miss Eleanore
Portz returned from Chicago after a
several days visit with friends and
relatives there.
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INDIANA HARBOR

Thomas Marsden of East Chicago
was here today.
City Attorney Kennedy transacted
business here today.
Mrs. F. L. Snyder is slowly recover
ing from typhoid fever.
The NJ E. Sabbath school save a pic
mic at Robertsdale today
W. S. INN and family expect to
move to South Bend. Ind.
Robert Fletcher has been added to
tho force at the Fort Wayne depot.
The John R. Farovid Company have
installed a large new safe in their real
estate office
Misses Vera Clark and Hazel Gibson
of Muncie. who have been visiting Mrs
Mary Mills for some time, returned
to Muncie today.
William Mentzer IS negotiating for
site for his coal yard at the inter-
StCllOU Ol GullSNlNduld avenue ana
Washington street.
The new building for the Citizens
Bank to be established here will be
erected adjoining the John R. Farovid
& Company's office.
Five cottages are to be erected on
Black avenue. just east of Stewart
place and will be sold on easy payments
by Farovid & Company.
W. W. Dicks, who has been rooming
here and working at the carpenter
trade in Gary. has moved his family
from Muncie to the new steel town.
1t IS expected that work viii COM
mence next week nthe brick build
ing to be erected by the Indiana Har-
Dor State bank to be occupied by the
bank and postofflce.
The social and moonlight excursion
10 have been given Tuesday evening by
the Christian church. was postponed
until Saturday evening on account OF
the Indictment weather.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

Receipts. 1850 tubs. Extra
creamery, jobbing, 24hc; price to re-
tail dealers. 2512c; prints, 261kc; f1rsts.
221z q he seconds, 20Q21c; daires,
Cooleys 22c; firsts, zoe; renovated. 22c;
packing stock, 1712c
Eggs-Receipts. 6,431 cases. Mis-
cellaneous lots as received from the
country, cases returned 13015c; cases
included. 1914 61515c; ffrsts, packed in
new whitewOod cases, grading 45 per
cent fresh. II he; prime frsts. packed
cent fresh stock, 1812c: extra, high
grade stock, grading so per cent fresh.
specially packed for city trade. 21c.
New otatoes-Receipts, % cars.
75677c.
Veal-Quotation for calves in good
order were as follows: so 10 so lbs,
"a SC; SO to so lbs, sQ91ac; so to Toe
Dressed beef-No. l ribs, 14c; No. /
loins, Ike, No. round, sc: No.
chuck, &c; No: l plate plate; SIC -,
chickens, fowls. 121ac; ROSTERS. 7c;
springs, 141ac: geese, s5.oo@7O0; ducks,
Fruit-Apples. s2.oo@s 500 per brl.
bananas Jumbo. per bunch, s2O0:
lemons, California. s3.50Q475; oranges,
California $500 $50.
Observation-Disclosures $4,000 $50 per
24-Qt case; red raspberries. $500 a so
per 24-pt case. blueberries, $500 a 2. 50
per 16qt case; currants, $3.50 q So
per 16-qt case.
Melons-Rocky Ford canteloupes.
crates. $500; California. $500 n 3.75;
Indiana. $500 q $50: Illinois. $500; bas-
kets. 25ca s1.00. watermelons. cars
sl75.O0 a 325-O0
Green getables-Beets. 55c a 81 90
per 10 0buaches; cabbage, S1.0001.25
per crate carrots 800 per l00
punches, celery. 35c1 sI.00 per crate,
cucumbers. IS @s5c per basket; egg
plant. si.z5 per crate. green onions. {
q 1c per bunch; lettuce. 50 g soc pei
tub. leaf 20 q SOC per case mushrooms
lea csc per box. radishes. home grown
$50 per I0a punches, sweet corn. % q
spinach. SOS per tub: tomatoes, 254
Sc Der cases tuFntps. SOC z5c per sack
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HOBART NEWS

William stommel transacted business
in Chicago yesterday.
Miss Grace Roper is visiting friends
in Chicago this week.
Misses Clara and Anne Fleck were
Chicago visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Jacobson of Chicago, is here
visiting her son, Peter and family.
Mrs. William Foster and Mrs. T. d.
Roper visited Chicago friends yester-
day.
Walter Shearer of Tougaloo. Miss.
il here visiting old friends for a few
days.
Miss Edna Croan of Toltdo. o.. is
visiting friends and relatives IN Ho-
bart this week.
j. NJ Thimmes. of Chicago, visited
here yesterday at the home of his cous-
in, Ed Scheidt and family.
Miss Ruth Nitchman, who has been
NlSlIlnS 1I1SIQS III NOOuAl1 4oCAl4 4OA GOV
eral days, returned home yesterday.
Mail Carrier Tinkhart is enjoying his
tow weeks vacation. On Wednesday
he left for Xenia, o., his former home
to visit friends a few days.
Mrs Ed Fiesters condition has been
growing gradually worse the past few
days and yesterday it was necessary
to obtain the services of a trained
nurse again.
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was Whiting visitor Wednesday even
ing.
Claude Humphreys has gone to Mil
waukee. Raymond Buck Will join him
Sunday.
Michael Hartte and Julia Danonlvic
of Whiting, were married in Chicago
yesterday.
Mrs. Resale Wetmore has tenn
porary position in the Illinois Central
office in Chicago.
William Fuss returned TO his duties
at the fire station yesterday after a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Grace Flaugher has returned
from Wisconsin, and is again back TO
her duties in the postoffice.
Raymond Carringer has been quite
sick since coming home from Neodesha,
but is now able to be around again.
Miss Lila Schoeneman entertained
twenty five ladies at luncheon at her
home in LaPorte avenue. Wednesday
afternoon.
The Central street baseball team will
play the Chestertons at Chesterton,
Sunday The locals intend to make a
good showing.
Yesterday was Protected Home Circle
day at Sans Souci park. and a large
number of Whiting members of the
order were in attendance.
Madam Ada Dean Davidson. who has
been abroad since June. will sail from
Liverpool tomorrow. and is expected to
be home in about two weeks.
Dorthy Trowe celebrated the ami
versary of her birth by entertaining
several of her friends at the home Of
her aunt Mrs. Augusta Klose, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lands of Tillman.
O., came yesterday to spend a few
weeks with Judge and Mrs George w.
Jones of One Hundred and Nineteenth
street.
p
Whiting friends and relatives, has re-
turned to her home in LaPorte, and
the little Lehr girl of Center street &C
companied her.
c. H. Gardner, mother and daugh-
ter, Eliza, returned home yesterday
from Ohio. where they spent several
weeks. Mr.. Gardeners foot which
caused him so much trouble before go
ing away, is much better.
Otto Bauer's monkey had a severe
attack of blues Wednesday after chew
an indelible lead pencil For a long
time his life was despaired of but with
the aid Of a physician Hans" is now
on the road to recovery.
One of the most pleasant affairs given
in Whiting for several months, was
the dancing party given by our young
ladies at GoebeFs hall Wednesday even
ing. Twenty six couples were in at
tendance and the music was furnished
by DeBriae's orchestra from East Chi
cago. Those present from Indiana Har-
Dor We're: Misses Helen Calvin, Clara
and Jennie Szymanski, Stella Kent and
Marie Mylock, and Messrs. Clifford
CARRIER, Will Calvin, Hall, Noble Nc
Crory, E. Einsweller, and John Jones'
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WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Robert Flemings is i'll with the
grip.
Mrs. Charles Peterson was a Chicago
visitor yesterday.
Afr. and Mrs. P. Setter returned from
Milwaukee yesterday.
ST. Alberts church on Indiana houle-
ward is being repaired.
Miss Elizabeth Emmal IS able TO SIT
UP after a long sickness.
Miss Jennie Bernstein of Chicago. IS
visiting her uncle. joe Bernstein.
Wesley Jenkins OF South Chicago.
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

The season opened at the Ellis opera
house with two excellent plays.
]. D. Babcock of Button, is here on
business for a few days.
Mrs. c. E. Reprogle and so nhave re-
turned from Francesville. where they
have been visiting her parents.
Ed Parcels and E. V. Ransfond have
purchased a merry go-round and have
set it upon the corner opposite the
Makeever house.
James Flynn. whose wife died short
time ago is breaking up housekeeping
and will make his home with his
daughter In the future
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The newly appointed school board OF
Griffith held special meeting Wednes-
day and qualified for Office. The board
consists Of John Miller, who was elect
ed president NJ. c. Barney, secretary;
and Peter Berieger. treasurer. They do
not intend to handle the schools this
year an account OF the funds having
been drawn by Trustee Kunert of Calu-
met township before the board was APP
pointed. Tie trustee Will continue 20
run them as heretofore for the com
ing year and after that. the board
hopes to be able to try their hands at
it
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GARY NEWS

Sergeant Kopf returned yesterday
from a short run to Milwaukee
a number of people are planning
to see the Hagenbeck shows at Ham
mond tomorrow evening.
Harry King completed yesterday,
through Broker Price the sale of his
Broadway lot, near Thirteenth avenue.
Phil Mekatinsky and Henry Hyde
attended the fair. going down this
morning and returning the late
Wabash train.
The board Of education meets this
afternoon in special session 10 receive
bids for coal for use In the different
schools this winter The bids are
asked for on hard coal.
Peter Romaniyak received today the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-23

Mr. and Mrs. Apt Of Belleville,
III. left for Saratoga, N. Y. after
spending several weeks visiting the
later's grand parent, Mrs. NJ. E. Hunt
er, of Indiana boulevard.
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Miss Mamie Brown returned to her
home in Harrison avenue. after spend
ing several months visiting relatives
IN Burdick, Ind
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Mrs Edward Matthias and daughter,
Miss Irene of Harrison avenue, spent
Thursday shopping in Chicago.
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Don't forget the ice cream social to
be given by the Robertsdale Evangeli-
cal church this evening on Mrs. Blauls'
lawn in Roberts avenue A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
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Representative Ed Simon of Hobart.
Ind, called on friends here yesterday.
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deed and other papers incidental to
the transfer OF the property he re-
Gently purchased from William Misko
and Daniel Krachto at Midson street
and Fifteenth avenue
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GRIFFITH NEWS

Lee Chalfant was taken quite sick
Wednesday and continued 10 grow
worse DR.. Iddings is in attendance.
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Miss Kate Emery. stenographer at
the Osborn store house of the G. l.
S r. r.. is spending her vacation in
Michigan and Miss Grace Gero of Ham
rnond is substituting in Miss Emery's
absence.
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HE SSVILLE NEWS

Mrs. Henry Riechardt was Ham
mond shopper today.
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Miss Kaske will be supervisor Oh
music in the Hessville school during 'ile
coming year. Miss Kaske also wiz
have charge OF music in all the schools
in the township.
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BIr. and Mrs. Havengar were Ham
rnond visitors yesterday
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William DedeIow and son Emil trans
acted business at Millers Station today
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Mrs. Fred Dedelow and Miss Irene
Mitchell visited in Chicago today.
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Gently purchased from William Misko
and Fifteenth avenue
officer Newman made arrangements
with two OF the other officers to let
him off this morning and he took the
prisoner contingent to Crown Point
and stayed there to the fair. He was
in evidence on the grounds. and Gary
people proudly pointed him out as "one
Of our policemen"
The furniture ordered by the school
board several weeks ago has arrived
and is being unloaded. preparatory TO
placing it in the different buildings
The portable buildings ordered are ex-
pected daily. Four of them will be set
up as soon as they come and the fifth
Will be kept until conditions determine
the best location for it,
All of the sidewalk and curbing is
in on South Broadway, between the
Michigan Central and Wabash and
preparations are being made today for
putting in the concrete base on which
to lay the brick. The south end of the
work. some four blocks of sidewalk
and curb, are in and three blocks OF
concrete base The work is making
rapid progress and is being well done
superintendent w A Writ has
rented a house on Harrison street that
is ready for occupancy and will move
into 1t within a couple of weeks. The
houses in both residence sections are
being rapidly completed. 1t, however,
is inadequate for the needs. there be-
ing a dozen applicants for every house
as rapidly as completed, the family
fortunate enough to secure a place
moves into 1t. Furniture and house
hold goods are arriving daily by the
car and van load.
The question Of the collection and
removal of garbage will come up for
consideration at the board meeting to-
morrow. The ordinance providing that
people must have garbage boxes is of
no value as long no provision is
made for the collection and disposition
Of the accumulations. T. w. Cain G.
Co, of Chicago. was an applicant last
Saturday for the contract. Several
others are expected to come in tomor-
row with definite propositions.
Pat Hogan, a driver on the American
Express company's wagon, was arrest
ed yesterday afternoon on a charge of
embezzlement, brought by their local
representative. A. H Kendrick. Pat
had used some of the company's money
to pay for the liquor he imbibed and
when he came to check in at the end
of the day was short and made no at
tempt to make up the shortage. He
quickly arranged to take care of the
shortage when he found himself under
arrest The company then dropped the
matter by refusing to prosecute.
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Misses Pearl and Diamond Riech Wis
tied relatives in Chicago yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Crewer moved from
Hessville to Hammond yesterday.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

DR.. Robert Spear is suffering with
sore arm.
James Durkin. the assistant city
street commissioner. is suffering from
a sprained ankle
Miss Myrtle Kerwin. formerly of this
city. and now visiting at Lafayette,
Ind. is visiting Miss Bessie Jenkins.
Mrs. Ann Williams left last night
for Ironton, O., to attend the funeral of
her nephew, who died at Greencastle.
Two men boarding at the Williams
Hotel. Chapman and WEIGH, were
badly burned in the explosion at Indi-
aga Harbor yesterday.
Misses Edith Evans and Lottie Don
ovau. visited the White City last night
Messrs. 'NIooch' Hascall and Pat Nc
shane also passed the evening at that
place.
Mrs Thomas Phillips and son Tonne
turned yesterday from a two weeks
trip through northern Wisconsin and
Michigan While gone they visited
their old home in Ispheming.
NOTICE-Ice cream and cake viii be
served by the Epworth League in
the park in East Chicago next Satur-
day evening. August "a If the
weather is in element IT will be held in
the Methodist church--S-22-2t
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Wallace Hayden and Lew Chapman.
both Of Lowell. stopped in our town
for a short time while on their way
from Whiting to their home.
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nue., left for a few weeks visit with
relatives in Detroit, Mich
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william Dedelow and sons Edward
and Herman spent yesterday in Chi
cago.
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Mrs. Benjamin Oakley and sister.
Mrs. William Scott of Colma, Mich. and
Misses Edith and Mable Jayred of
Collinwood, O.. were Chicago visitors
yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelley of Chi
cago, and Miss Wilma Balm of In
diana boulevard. left for a few weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Buffalo and New York City, N. Y.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Oakley of
Harrison avenue. entertained friends
and relatives at their home in honor
of the latters sister. Mrs. William
Scott of Coloma. Mich, and cousins,
Misses Edith and Mable Jayred of
Collinwood, o. After late hour, a
very dainty luncheon was served by
the hostess.
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Mrs. G. Trowe and daughters. Miss
Laura and Miss Dorhetry of Chester
ton, Ind. are spending a few days
here visiting the formers sister the
Misses Rica and Bette Water of Central
avenue.
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John Blual of Roberts avenue was
rendered a surprise party in honor of
his nineteenth birthday last evening.
Games and music were the main features
of the evening. After a late hour re-
freshments We're served. Mr.. Blual was
the recipient Of many beautiful gifts.
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Three marriage licenses were is
sued BY the county clerk today.
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Michael Hartie and Julia Danonlvi,
of Whiting, We're married in Chicago
yesterday.
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Peter Romaniyak received today the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-23

Claude Humphreys has gone TO Nil
waukee. Raymond Buck Will join him
Sunday.
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It is said that over 1000 people wer
In attendance al the fair today.
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Mrs. Resale Wetmore has tenn
porary position in the Illinois Central
office in Chicago.
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was Whiting visitor Wednesday even
ing
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Otto Bauers monkey had a severe
attack of blues Wednesday after chew
an indelible lead pencil. For a long
time his life was despaired of but with
the aid Of a physician Hans" is now
on the road to recovery
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-23

Miss Kate Fink returned yesterda
from an extended trip TO New Yor
state.
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William Paul. Of Brunswick. trans
acted legal business in Crown Point TO
day.
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Sergeant Kopf returned yesterday
from a short run to Milwaukee.
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William Fuss returned TO his duties
at the fire station yesterday after a
two weeks vacation.