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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-03
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Ipnge pGret enise. men ben unge
gises Saber ,os bans tiIfommenoe
Spiserisn bar life fiiIot iaa erise.
Soeen bar, at efter sammeI Stif |
llnearn fol en- grIbsom betaIe
gruSens 5oraIore en- pasienoe Gum
for Scres 9atter for at faa Sop til at
biemisre benoe iom fin gruo, og ON
bette geIsb bar Der nobruot en- Def.
fig Crib meIIcm be to Meuo. Den
@amIe ~forlanste mere az Den unse
Manh, emo beune piIbe eller funSe
tetaIe, % tiliioit anmobeoe iaa ben
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-03
Wapnet ifiamnser imsem?

@an pnoitaar, at @apnet life ifaI
ifiGmme; men oct or life ianot. On
Ioub borte paa 9eitlanoet beo Oh
len % for en- Sio iiocn isict ban
Hapnet @epcr til bette SIieu, for at
coifiae iig ira ale ANDRE Sliener.
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irr Oct parte life lGiise. isrenb bans
Senner beegnote at fable BAN Sap.
er-Slien, % ifisnt ban siebliffeIig
itrss gaver p9f ira tit Hapu bar oct
hoa f~orient. @aper.Sl ien beoer ban,
Oct piI bon fomrne til at beoe,
Nteoe pao apiten al 9riitianiaiioroen
bcr Der en- Miano, Tom beSer SoeI,
San bar en- al De ipriaitc SGsere paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-03
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Raar ben lille itielnife Sub Imor
bespnber at treble forbi ner De I'm.
ges Sierter, er oct panifeligt at bereg.
ne, bpilfe 0aarifaber ban eaer bun
fan begaa. Man er life l9nger zig
ielp. aiarIigbeoens Wast er iaa
itor, at man letter fig uooper aqe
Senipn og trobier ale Sinbrineer.
8erom oibner ogiaa en- Siloraselie,
iom b9n6te for en- Gel Gar iioen /
S%nrenoalen paa Norbmsre.
Set bar fsrite Suleoags Mften,
2psbolms ubmerfeoe Iquapit pg
9onbens fraftise Sulesl bapbe eiort
itorartet girfnine paa ire al 9psoens
forbaabningsfulbe unge W9no. glo-
oct ipulmeoe, og Singrene flseoe;
tbi De fanot zig fulbitGnoig | 9eiib-
belle at bet fornsone Moo % Den til.
bsrliee araft til at uofsre en- Selte.
baab. Com iaa ofte, naar Ell itrioer
% fi9mper, itoo Der osiaa Der en-
Gpinbe bag.
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telling err en- @ut i .aloeren;
ban bapoe peret borte paa Seiarbeioe
% bar MI fommet biem, S lang 3ib
baooe ban bapt ct gobt Die til ben
raife liplige, msrfsiebe Sente paa
Nabogaaroen; men bun bar baarb
NOT til at mooitaa ale bans br9n.
benbe gsnner. Stu / apel6 bapbe
ban imiolertio lat fig / Sopeoet, at
ban abioliit maatte tale meb benoe,
Set fit foite, bpao oct foite pilbe.
San bopbe f%oreilaoet benoe Stepne-
msbe, beot benoe Iuffe bam mo, naar
Suiets SoIf bar iopnet; men begge
bans Sorilag bIep forfaitet meb ct be.
itemt 9ei.
7repet al Gi9rIiebeoens Waet og
itprfet al DC fraftiee 2psbolmere fat.
teoe ban M Ell oriitig Rlan for at
naa inb til Den fnibife Sfisnbeo.
4atten fom; Den msrfsieoe Sfisn.
beb befanbt Jig | 9rsmmenes @erben
uben at one, bpilten oriitig Flm @ei.
arbeioeren bapbe iiinbe. SEQ Iib.
natstio paasneoe @moen | Suiet
peb en- mistGnfeIig 2po. San Int.
teoe, til ban pirfelis ipntes at bsre
9sbraab, men bpor De fom fra, ie,
oct par bam umriligt at opfatte. San
fI9bte fig paa, t9nbte en- 9pete os til.
traaote Ell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Iue Suiets SoIf Iaa | goo Sspn.
Saneosren bar %laaiet.
San peuote iaa tiIbaae til Shien.
Sa fit ban after bsre ben iamme 9po,
bsrte tpoelig, at ct Wenneife banbtc
o. ippr paa, at bpis man life bialp
bam op, bar ban mart fGrbis meb
bette Soroelip. Manben troebe ba,
at Oct par / 9ieIoeren, ben uIpffeIige
beianSt fig. San tos oerfor ieien
9pgten % sif oerneb, men fanot fun
SIfaeserue, Der itoo | RGfte % Rao,
tar,ie % aIporIise. Gem fiInoe oct
life p9re. Gu begpnbte Ranoen at
bIipe rGo for glpor; ban eif op
isien iatte iie peb 9orSet os bao en-
lang gsn til fin Serre os Staber
ON. of ban piIoe opfIare Mpiteriet
eLer brine Den onbe p9f, bpis oct bar
oenne @anb, iom bar pan Spill.
ga bsrtes pIiibieIig ct @rag. On
8aloide, efterflIst at fin Wage,
bratteoc neS paa @ruen. Nanoen
fiffeSe cp siennem Yiben % opoa.
seoe iaa to Ben, iom bingleee ! Suf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-03

Steoet % breb blanbt anbet ogiaa
alfeiast meo ilist Selb, of ban blep
rent bersmt / Den anleonina. Maar
man bilbe betegne bam nsiere, faIote
man bam oerfor alfe-Soel, % M
nar bet life Ianet til alfobol. Staf.
FAIRS Wano, iaa ubeloig fam man Doe.
re, men bet p9rite par, at Manben
par Sormano i en- notwithstanding.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-03

Friend Ito the count who has Just
married a wealthy American girl)-
"A thousand congratulations, old fell
low. But how did you manage it so
quickly? You can't speak English
and she knows no German, l under
stand"
Count-"O, there was no necessity
for words. / showed her my Sgenea-
logical tree and she showed me her
checkbook."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-03

Passer-by Go beggar)-"I have gi-
ven you five pfennigs; you might at
least say thank you"
Beggar-"NVhat? Me a deaf and
dumb man and begin to speak for a
paltry five pfennigs?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-03
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fin Softer Gmmh iOm er ner 20 sar,
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bsrlis.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
FIRST BIG MEETING
OCCURS NEXT WEEK
Young Republicans Ar
range to Get Busy in Ac-
tive Campaign Work.
| THINK TIME IS NOW RIPE
Will Help Senator Hemenway at His
| Indiana Harbor Meeting on
Sept. 19.

The young republicans of Hammond
will start the ball to rolling Tuesday,
Sept. Is, when they will hold the first
big meeting of the campaign There
are several matters of Importance to be
taken up and there will be some an
nouncements made which will be of
great interest to the young republicans
OF Hammond.
Plans are now on foot to have a
speaker of national Importance address
the young men of Hammond and the
surrounding cities some time the lat
ter part of the month.
The meeting next Tuesday is for the
purpose of formulating plans to make
this meeting one of the most success
full that the young republicans of Ham
mend have ever held.
There have not been many meetings
held since the club was organized for
the reason that it was not thought ad-
visable to begin the activity of the
club so early.
Interested In Campaign.
The young men who are interested
in the enterprise now believe that the
time is ripe to begin the active ag-
gressive work of the campaign and
frcm now on the Young Mems Repub-
! lican club of Hammond will be heard
from.
| At the meeting next Tuesday the
matter of forming a party of young
republicans to go to Indiana Harbol
on the nineteenth of September ant
help the boys over there entertain
Senator Hemenway, will be taken up
The young republicans of Hammond
have been itching to get into the cam
pagn and from now on they will have
all of the activity they could possibly
wish for.
The meeting next Tuesday will b.
held in the court room of the Superio
court The members of the club ar,
now working to get a good crowd ou
to the meeting and the interest in TIL
new plans is general.
Roscoe E. Woods, the president o
he club, will announce his appoint
ments on the executive committee an
it will be this committee which vii
have charge of the plans of the clu
from now on.
F. Richard Schaaf, the county chair
imam, is now making arrangements t
have a big speaker here for the open
j. ing of the campaign and when thes
plans are finally made the Youni
Mems Republican club will be depende
: upon to entertain the speaker.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
HAMMOND SADLY
SHOCKED At NEWS
Shocking Story of Dug out Tragedy Strikes Citizens
of Community in All It's Horror as De
tails Became Known.

The community has now come to a
full appreciation of the horror of the
cave-in of the dug@out in HomewOod
yesterday which cost the life of Harry
Ricketts,, the 15-year-old son of Thomas
Ricketts, of 80 Ruth street, and the
serious injury of little Louis Mott, the
son of Fred Mott, of $50 South HOh-
street.
The sorrow of one death and the
suffering of the other boy. who barely
escaped similar fate has saddened
two homes and has brought out express
sians of sympathy from the hundreds
of friends of the two families.
There are several stories of near
heroism which have been related since
the terrible accident happened. So
great was the sympathy for the be-
reaved parents that everything that
possibly could be done was done to
save the lives of the unfortunates. In
one case it avaiIed nothing and in the
other it may be successful.
Is Much Better.
The reports from the hospital stoday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
MRS. WOLF GETS
HER DIAMONDS BACK
Publicity Given By Times
Results in Valuable Gems
Being Restored.
HONEST MAN FINDS JEWELS
E. G. seeley, a Teamster, Reads
The Times Story and Re-
turns Valuables.

Because of the publicity of Times
ad and the honesty of a man, Mrs. Leo
VOLTS diamonds have been returned
and at present she is the happiest
woman In Hammond. Mr.. E. G. SeeIy.
Is5 State Line street, the lucky man
who found them is also happy for Mr..
Wolf today presented hi myvith a check
for s1o0 as the reward Tor the return of
the jewels.
Mr.. Seeiey is an expressman, and not
long after the little chamois skin was
dropped out of Mrs. VOLTS silver pruse
Mr.. Seely came along and found 1t.
He hastily examined the contents and
saw that he had found large number
of valua bic jewels. He took them home
and watched the papers for the an
nouncement of the loss. He happened
to be one of the many thousand sub
scribers for THE TIMES and saw both
the story of the loss and the adver-
tisement of the reward in this paper.
Tells Mrs. Wolf of Find.
As soon as he found the jewels be.
| longed to Mrs. Wolf, he called her VI
on the phone and informed her tha
he had found her Jewels She was de
lighted to learn of their recovery ant
Mr. Seely volunteered to bring then
right over to the house.
| Mrs. Wolf directed him to go to tn,
store where she said Mr.. Wolf woult
write him out a check for the promised
| 500 reward. Mr.. Seely was formerl!
an employe of Mr.. VOLTS and he hal
not yet claimed the reward knowing
full well that he can get it at any time
! Mrs. Seely in talking of the matte
| 60 a reported for THE TIMES said
why of course we were glad to re
turn the jewels to their owner The.
did not belong to us and we were onl.
| anxious to find out who the real owne
was. We are very grateful to receiv
| the 500 reward and there is a grea
deal more satisfaction in having $40
which comes to us honestly, than t
have the $500 worth of diamonds and
| guilty conscience.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09

are that Louis Mott is very much bet
ter. For a time he. was delirious and
imagined that he was still under the
falling banks of sand and he struggled
desperately to escape. While he was
being taken to the hospital it required
two men to hold the boy, so great were
his struggles.
At the hospital it was found that
Louis Mott had inhaled a quantity of
sand and If the boy has a relapse.
it will be caused by the sand, which he
has breathed into his lungs.
1t appears that the sand around the
tunnel in which the boys were work
ing at the time Of the accident was as
dry as powder. When it fell, there was
not only the weight of two feet of
earth, but the fine particles of dust
filled the nostrils of the boys and
choked them besides
Might Have Been Saved.
Had it not been for the fact that the
nose and throat of the, Ricketts, boy
|
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
MAY GET ANOTHER
STREET CAR LINE
Calumet Region Probably to Have Western Traction
Company Operate Here and New Line Will
j. Take in Principal Cities of Region.

year grant. The fare in North town
SHIP is TO be five cents or six tickets
for quarter and after operating Ave
years eight tickets will be sold for
twenty-five cents. He said that his
company after being established would
deposit $1,000 in a local bank as a
guarantee of good faith which the
company will forfeit at any time when
the service is not according to the
specifica tions.
The loop district that he outlined for
his line is as follows:
Beginning west at the city limits on
Standard avenue, east to Front street.
Or Front street south to One Hundred
and Ninteenth street. On One Hundred
and Ninteenth street west to Center
street. South on Center street to One
Hundred and Seventeenth. On One
Hundred and Seventeenth street west
to Atchison avenue South on Atchi-
son TO One Hundred and Twenty first
street east to Front street. North on
Front street to the place Of beginning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS.

Mrs. Charles Green, 65 years old, who
had been making her home with her
daughter. Mrs Fred Cotton, SAL Tru-
man avenue. died yesterday afternoon
after an illness lasting for several
years. She leaves two children, Mrs
Cotton and W. H. Green of 213 West
Plummer avenue, who is an engineer
on the Indiana Harbor railroad. The
funeral has been arranged for tomor-
row forenoon, services to take place at
IL o'clock and the Rev. C. j. Sharp of
the Christian church to officiate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
Non-Partisan In Politics.
BEGINS SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Attorney J. G. Ibach, representing
Callie Klingensmith. today filed a suit
for divorce in which Mrs. Klingen-
smith seeks a legal separation from
her husband. Hilary B. Klingensmith.
The case was filed in the Lake SUI
perior court today and will come up
for trial at the approaching term of
of court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
FLUNKY GETS AWAY
WITH THE JEWELRY
Highlands Is Aroused BY a Daring
Robbery Yesterday.

A burglar. thought to be former
"fiunky" in the Lormier and Gallagher
boarding house, at Highlands, yesterday
in the absence of the occupants, en-
tered the house and robbed it of valu-
ables, taking with him a gun. gold
watches and other trinkets and some
money.
The men in the Lornier and Gallag-
her boarding house batch it" being en-
ployed by the Lormier and Gallagher
Sand company. which is digging sand
near the E. ]. E. railroad. Thus far nc
trace has been found of the maurader
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
IMPORTANT MEETING
IS ANNOUNCED
Hammond Business Mems
Club Will Take Aggres-
sive Action Tomorrow.
PROPOSE A new PLATFORM
New Planks Will Be Adopted and
Business Men Will Become
Boosters.
PROPOSE A new PLATFORM

meeting that promises to be the be-
ginning of greater and more definite
field of action for the Hammond BUSH
ness Mems Club Will be held tomorrow
evening and 1t is OF great Importance
that all members attend.
During the past few months of it's ex-
istence, the club has been seemingly
cropping around I'm the dark. but In that
time process has been on with the
object of giving the club a platform to
to stand on. Such a platform may be
discussed tomorrow evening when the
club meets in monthly session in the
superior court room.
The Proposed Platform.
The platform that may be proposed
exists merely in its outline, but has
features in 1T that will tend to give the
Hammond Business Mems Club a
broader scope.
1t is more than likely that planks of
the following nature may be embodied
in the platform
l. That the club is always a boos-
| ters club.
2. That it is pledged to support all
movements for the general welfare OF
the city at large, and not be an organ
| ization for the fighting of the indi-
vidual's battles.
8. That it stands for a Hammond
Beautiful
A. That it will oppose the inconveni.
ences inflicted on residents along &
street on account of delays in house
] moving.
For Street improvements.
3. That it is opposed to littering tn,
| street by material which falls from
wagons and that it will agitate the us,
| of proper vehicles for the rauling O
material.
s. That it will seek to procure tn,
best possible railroad accommodation
for Hammond.
Z. That 1t will interest itself in tn
location of new factories for Ham
mond and protect those already locate,
here.
s. Shat it will interest itself in be
half of square deals in rent.
9. That it will oppose the unneces
sary tearing up of streets.
TO- That the obnoxious habit of per
mitting loafers to stand on street cor
ners be abolished.
NOn-Partisan in Politics.
IL. That the club shall be non-par
tisan IN politics but that the club wi
lend it's support to such candidates 70
municipal government as are pledged t
support platform adopted by the clu
and such proclamations that may b
adopted from time to time
/ IL. That the club interest itself fo
| ebtter accommodations from the cit
treasurer's Office in behalf of big tax
: paying bodies in order that tax list
! may be procured promptly and also nc
! tices of improvement assessments b
, sent out to property holders and thu
abolish the delinquent fines.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
Especial to THE T1MEs1

whiting, Ind, Sept. S.-The Calumet
region may get another interurban
street car company with the opening
wedge is to be driven in Whiting.
A representative of company which
he claims is operating in Leavenworth.
Kan, appeared before the council in
its regular session last night and pre-
sented a franchise the kind which he
would like for Whiting to give him.
The Whiting council thought enough
of the proposition to hold another
meeting nexa Saturday night at which
time the matter will be further dis
cussed.
VIII Go Gary.
The representative, Mr. Erb said that
his company proposes to operate in
Whiting, East Chicago, Indiana Harbor
land Gary and that local service would
be furnished Whiting. He had a loop
system outlined and asked for a thirty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
BRUTAL MURDER
CHARGED At MILLER
Walter O'Connell Accused
of Smothering New
Born Baby.
SHOCKING STORY IS REVEALED
Mother of Dead Infant Kept Board
ing House at Miller
Station.
SHOCKING STORY IS REVEALED
Especial to THE TIMEs).

Miller, Ind, Sept. 9.-One of the
most coId-blooded crimes ever commit
ted at this place was brought to light
last night when Walter O'ConnelI was
arrested ON a charge of murder. The
victim is the newborn babe, whose
mother is alleged to be Mrs. Paulson,
keeper of a boarding house in this city.
Startling Confession Alleged.
After O'Connell's arrest startling
facts came out. The prisoner is said
to have confessed to Prosecuting At
torney George Bardon that he smoth-
cred the infant and paid a man named
Cotton to bury it. Instead of interring
the remains, the man took them with
him to a saloon and called up the po-
lice. and as a result O'Connen was ar
rested.
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Is Foreman in Mills.

O'Connel1 is a foreman in the mills
at Gary and boarded at the Paulson
domicile. A singular thing in connec-
was to have married Mrs. Paulson's sis
ter in a week. The boarding house
keepers husband has been in the west
for two years. OConnell is in Jail at
Miller.
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PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL.

A social will be given for the benefit
of the First Presbyterion church Fri
day evening a the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. S. Reiter in Webb street A
program will be enjoyed during the
evening and refreshments served be-
tween and o'clock.
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SEND THEIR CONDOLENCES.

Ricketts, of room II of the Lafayette
school and their teacher, Miss Rich
ards, deeply regret the loss and un-
timely end of their beloved classmate.
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WEATHER.

Generally fair today and
Thursdays cooler tonight
Thursday.
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