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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-22
day evening at the home of j. Bodeen
$40 Fortieth street.

DAY evening at the home OF j. BOdeen
640 Fortieth street.
Zion Lutheran.-The Young People.
society will meet this evening in tn
chapel. Those who will serve are
Miss Margaret Bersell. Sven Berseli
Albin Anderson and Olof Andrenson
A program will be given by Mis-,
Laura Anderson, Carl Loftberg ant
Einar Joranson.
Wednesday the young people of tn,
Rock Island district will hold a con
vention at Orion.
Cottage prayer meeting will be hell
Thursday evening at Fifth street AM
Twenty-fifth avenue, Moline.
First Swedish Lutheran.-The con
mittee in charge of the Sunday schoC
picnic will meet tomorrow evenin,
with Miss Hilda Olson.
The young people who will attent
the convention of the young people O
the Rock Island district at Orion viii
leave at sos a. III. Wednesday,.
Prayer service and Sunday schoo
teachers meeting will be held Wednes
day evening in the church.
The choir will meet for rehearsal
Thursday evening in the church.
The ladies will meet at the churcl
Thursday to clean the building.
The confirmation class will meet a
the parsonage tomorrow.
/. South Park ChapeI.-The Junior
will NEE. tomorrow afternoon at
O'clock.
Prayer service will be held tomol
row evening at 1880 in the chapel.
Thursday afternoon the Woman
guild will meet with Mrs. Hotchkis
/ on Thirty-first street.
The j. B. C. society will give JaI
anese sociable at the chapel Frida
evening.
Aiken Street ChapeI-The Christia
Endeavor society will be addressed b
DR.. r. B. Williams at the chapel t
morrow evening. 81
The ladies sewing society will NEE
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 wit
Mrs. H. H. Robb, S31 Thirtieth street.
| Christian Scienee.-The weekly te
ltimonial meeting will be held Wedne
Iday evening at 7:45. The readin
room iS oren daily eXceDt Sunday frOI
5 to o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-22
A Difficult Study.

Instruction in the art of reading RAD
way time tables is now being given t,
his pupils By a schoolmaster in Silesia
Germany,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-22
Advertised Letter List No. 25,

The following is a list of uncalled
for letters for the week ending June
20, 1908:
Mark Behan, Fred Broksieck, Mr.. A
Berzelius Genevieve Brihing, Julius
|Coffman, William L. Eckel, DR.. A. Gal
loway, H. l.. Helgerson (2), Miss Viola
Harper, Miss Pearl Hall, Bruno Jack
son, Mrs Arthur Jennings, Mrs. J. ]
Knapp, Miss Jennie King, H. G.. Leon
ard C Co, Bert McKeever, H.
Meyer, Henry Patterson, Mrs. Minnie
Stassen. Miss Minnie Story.
HUGH A. j. MCDONALD, PM.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-22
CITY CHAT

Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Jones for second hand goods.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz.
Kerler G. Co. clean carpets and rugs
. Sell me your household goods
Jones, second hand and loans.
Lewis Single Binder straight CEN
cigar made of rich, mellow tobacco.
Let Krell & Siemon do your furnace
and tin work; 1916 Third avenue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04
Se0 Mler Hasmuiens
Yaare.
SDlumans @rpDe.

Eaa oisle @gne gnar alt i'm iepne
Gang. 8ormoringer / 2anolipets
Gnstormtgbe0 lDnas fife at bore ret
ltore. Den enc Dag gaar be entlig
1om ben anOen; De iamme cling oper
og oper igen lpnes ogiaa fer at bore
Slpets Gang. Selp Selefonen, iom
bar funOet Iognng til Sc fleIte
Stem, laoer jim e~nsformige Sling
ming lDoe uaflaoelig 9agen lang.
9ptlfen gebageligbeo er oct fife at
funne faa en- Easiiar meo lin fro
D9ren0e gtabo? Wfen Be lnlnme
Sraa0e mac forene BET npttige me0
Oct b~e9agelige. Sci bar nentlig 90
oenne Sci, at BEN upenteoe llnoer=
refining fom til Sl9gt og &enner,
at BEN unge Mano Ileranber @os=
ml1siel1 bar opO paa Dana GolIede
/ 8lair ben Is. Sanrtar 5. 81. Sans
9gOsanmel0elle bar v9anIferen"
oQere0e tiOligere bragt Mteooelelle
en-. 9isie 2inier bIiDer fun en-
Silfeielie ON bans SorofeItelie, Ser
fanot SteO Manoag Sen 20. Son1ar
fra bans SarnOomsbiem / Socfl on
bile, So. timber n1egen flor 9eltn-
aelie blep bans Stpp ite0et til Spila.
Get ualminOelig CODE SER, pi bar
%fegnnItiget meO, gioroe gGnife pit
lit til at 6ereOe &eien for en- goo
Stlllutning til Sprgefeiten. = Gc0
Mi0oo9stio ruQeoe Sen enc @ogn
ino til Sprgebuiet efter SEN an6eu
- Ell Gel enoog langpeis fra.
@oiti0eligbe0en / Siemmet be
9DnOte me0 Salmeiang pg 9gn. 8i
IeIte ON Sein Sel6g i 8etonia /
@%nlebning al 2aiarus 9go. S5ngen
for1too iom ban at trs1te Sc TO Sez
fire oper Sobet at 0eres Sro0er.
Sngen fun0e taGe ct Orb / rette SID
iom ban. &bor opIpftenoe lgo set
life: Sin 9rober 5fal Itaa OPT"
Spor opmuntrenoe fom BET fife fra
bans beaige 2e6er: Sm 0u fan tro,
ifaG SIT Re @r6s SerIigbeo. Meb
bpilfen 6oriifring l6O set life illo /
Be b~eOreOeoes @ierter: Seq er Op-
ftan6elie n og 2ipet, bbo iom tror poo
mig ifol leoe, ON bon ems 6br". ST.
ter at BEN lille opbpggelige Stltn6
bar til @noe, blep BEN b(om1terimpf=
fe6e Site booret no al 6 nnge
Men6, bporefter S6rgetoget iotte
fig / 8eb9gelie til @onmons @ropes
&irfe. ga Sen Iottge Gognrpffe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

aneO eOers 9roOer. Maa S ale
gtDe eoers @ierte ben til ban, lom
bar t9nft 6reOstanter oper e0er GA
oil aerne gipe eoer oQe en- 1Sremtio
og ct Sao6. -
6eiten ira @immelen lpoer -loo
olDorligt % gribenOe til aQe De
unge Wtenelter, lom II iomlet Der
| Gag. GGr fGrOig til at mpOe
Din @uo. San fommer ofte poo
BEN Sime, hi fife nlener. 9erfor,
Jog Serren, meOens ban finoesl
5 ganle, iom iiOOer og grpOer /
Dag, S bar fenOt ben afopoe JON
Barn Og bans benOengangne 6or=
Gl0re. S bar Jet bum Iom Onqlinq.
s Sag bar S let bunt lom oso. ST
ter 9tatllrens Sroen bltrDe set bane
'pGret ompenOt. gdu CT ban opo,
s leper enonu. 5 Sag ifol S babe
ct MinOeorO ira @erren. @on pil,
at uole De gnntle - Be ltltqe -
futile bliue iolige % fomme til
@Sun0beOens @rfenoelie". Won 8 pil,
Gpoo 8uO bill - ioo 6liper set ct
beltigt Sip en- iolig G6o. - Anen.
! Otter en- Saline bar iunget, %
6oriamGingen bopOe boft Inleoning
at foa Set ii0Ite Stint at lie al Sen
afoeOe, fdrtes ban ms paa &irfa-
gaoroen. Me0ens ri long: Ser
meOes o0e @eie poo @robens brot=
te &onb", 6lep &iiten ienfet mes /
Sorofommeret. Gfter Sor0poofo=
qif bper til lit. - Sem Iaa
@nos Orb n0i &ierte % Gino -
Seius las Sierterne eie MN.
81. 90. @ieGfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04
&rebsmpbe.

9tortb 9nfota areos boloer -
ON Guo Dil - lit S~oraarsmpoe
/ Na5oretb @enigbeO, &enmare
8p, g. Sof., fra Gorsoag ben
-. til Spnoag ben Is. Warts.
Snsoag Ben II. 9raltemsoe &l.
5 g%ftermi0Oag. gmnet peo Bette
@6oa: u8reiten pon 9eIsg".
No6ningsguostieneite Sorsoog Sor-
miooag ST. 1912.
gmner til 9rpftelie:
/. Geffelie % Smpenoelie /
oereS inobprOes Sorbplo. (Wfenig-
6eoens gmne.)
2. Oct beQi9e SamfunO. (&reo-
lens @mne.)
@mne for l1ng0omsmg0et Sgr=
Bog @ftermiobog: 1 Sim. 6, 10.
st Sanfeiprog for Wp0et:
vSerre! LAS os lie Sin MiIfuno-
beo, % glib % Sin 5reliel"
MieGs 0omffop, @efr.
g. 90. &eterien,
&reosformano.
gea5aretb @enigbeo / &enmare
inobpoer Genner al bort firfelige
arbeioe til at beltoge / @reosme-
BET.
geisgenoe, iom gnIfer frit o.
6olo UNDER Mpoet, beoes inomelot
Jig til unoertegnebe inoen ben 1
Wfnrts.
So1 @enigbeoens &egne
S. @ertfen,
@or 664, &enmore, g. 9of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

menlat al WteOlenlmer, bporaf nogie
ttlbprte ct tort &irfeiamfltnD, unore
ct onOet tort airtelomfunO, og
llogle tilbprte in9en Strife. @fter
en- Sto traf bper al Strife lami ull-
oelle Jig tilbage, Og &erOsligbeoell
ltoo laa meO alt, Der par lan1let.
Seq CT balge for, at peo en- aor=
porntion Ct bet panlfeligt at unO-
gao, at Der fremfommer to SSnItitu-
toner al lan1me Slogs, bpor man
rGppe epner at bore en-. Seq bar
fgr notalt, at Der bar peget 6oooe
paa Srrlb og gilbert Sea lom Steo
for Acknowledgements. Sen for
eneoe Danife Strife" fan 10 fpbe 2anO
% bpgge @jemmet / 8rulb. Den
erelte @inOring, jeg Ter Oerfor, er,
ON &orporationen og SumfunOet
fife fltlloe pirte belOigt iuntmen.
Set forefon1mer mig, at BET, iom
fprlt mao ufgOres, er: @porOun lful
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Organization
bore? Sfal @ienunet oprettes,
cjes og itpres al S~omfun0et, eGer
lfal SamfunOet noe til bets Spret=
~
telle % Grift, og ian ifal set eies oq
ltpres al SanatorictS &~orporotipn,
hporof Ell Del al M}eOlen1ulerne ti(-
herer y9en fOreneoe OonIfe Strife
cg Ell Gel life. Soar bette Sppros-
ntaol CT afgiort, er set tiosmpsIfqt
at tonlnle nleO &loner % Opfor.
rriltg til at poe 9iOrag; t6i Iou peo
mot1, ON man ltoar pQa SumfunOs
GrllnO eQer ej.
Wfaaife Der fan iiges: Gen for
ene0e OanIfe &irfe bar 6uft en- 81
oerOomsbiemsfomit6 / flere 9(nr. %
Der er intet uorettett Oct er Ion0t.
men BET fan 10 pore, at Chen forIt
I'LL er fOmnlen til at tage fat meo
Strait. Naor 5omflntoet taller, cr
&omiteen fGrOig til at lpoe oens
SrOre eler at trGOe til SIDE.
@io aft @errens &prf mootte
framme5 i6lanot os til bans Sore
o9 Dor SoligbeOs Sefororing.
$. @anfen,
Weolem al Observation-Disclosures
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

bpieligt 8in0 $500; / politret Bins
$40.
Sa1mebog N
8 tint prepareret uunoresfe6f
&toifino, rmotelt", bl6ot 2aoer, mes
lterft. 5arbe msrfegr6n ener rplh
ce". pris / bpielig. 8in6 $500.
Salmebog 0
Sig q, men ! rofenrsb Saroe, wOD
po1e oolor". pris / bsieltst 8tal
$500; | politret 8inb 1920.
Sa1mebog p
Gig q, men Saroerne Faloer / fOra
aenige rsOe &ulsrer. prts / bsieGiat
8ino $3.50; 1 politret Bino $500,
Sa1mebog o
Gig u og g, men Tarberne faloer
] m~prfegruat % Tort Brts / bsieIigf
8ino $3.50; ! politret 8ino $4.00
Salmebog r
SnObun0en | iinlhsn sien6omnelrs
farbet &aloeitinb, efterlignenoe gums
melt &obber / Sdroe og 1t6feenSe.
Pris / b6ielist 8inb $3.50; / poIa
fret 8inb $500.
Sa1mebog S
&dlpefftno, beltfat f]ofDGd6ebrua
Surpe. pris I bsieligt Bin6 1885,
Salmebog T
S mgrfe6run farbet Ri6fino, fieEs
ben mat 8ul6r. Pris: / bbisligt 8ins
$3.50; / politret 8inb $500.
Salmebog u
S &alDefin0, mat Sarpe eftet
bfmmebldd, meo ct flint @ul6fors af
2iGie ! Sub. pris | bsieGigt gtaa
$3.50.
Sa1mebog w
2biebrunt egbe egppttf Rrofooib
le(9oer, mes fin golitur. pris: /
hsieligt 8ino $500; / pplifrst Bind
$3.50.
Salmebog x
S runoresfeo" Rioffinb, fpecieH
os fnntneriff t%iGtaoet, / fmutte %
oelifats SarOetOner, lpfe og msrsse1
messt flint og bIp0t fplen0s 2eSer
Zig plpbs / 116ieenbe. Bris $3.50.
Sa1mebog Y
Ss5 I, men p~olitret 8inb, $4.A
l.. HOUSE, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

Sa1mebog A
s flint poleret &alpeItinbsbtnb, 49,
&ulgren falber / bruno l5drper, fpeilz
blanf, &ulsrer / parierenDe barmonif
Smag og fin Nfpubsntns. pris: |
bgieligt 8tnb $3.50; / poltret 8inb
$500.
Sa1mebog B
s flint poteret franif %,,lepant" &alz
ne1finbsbinb. !QHfaren al 2eberet fall
ber / m~srfegrsnne Sdrber. prts:
/ bbieligt ginb 1920; / poltret
Binb $40.
Sa11nebog y
Stint poleret &afpeffinbsbinb, franif
,,lepant" 2eber. Rulsren falber /
fpeilblante bruno mobulsrebe Sarper.
Yris: / bbieltst 8inb $3.50; / poll
fret 8inb $500.
Salmebog {
Gig 9, men / lpiebrune mpbulerebe
6arper, ytan", og ipeilblant poleret
29ber. pris: / bsieligt 8inb $4.20;
/. politret 8inb $40.
Sa1mebog G
s bet insite egte FORT @bagrin, meb
flint 6ilfeforfats / bpibt. Yris: /
bsieligt 8inb $40; | polftret
8tnb $3.50.
Salmebog RI
s ifprtznopperet tint 3eberbinb,
Mldffa Selifinb, iolibt ubfeenbe pg
ftertt irobun6et / politret 8ino
$500.
Sa1mebog
Sig 8, men ltbt forifeIist ubfpret
8inb. Bris: / bsieltgt Binb $3.50;
i ppIftret 8inb $500.
Sa1mebog j
& bet fneite mgrfersbt Husian
Ralpefirb, ~fpeilblanf poleret 2eber.
Bris: / bsieltgt 8inb $500; / poll
fret 9ino $4.20.
Sa1mebog x
@amme fom s, men I fort. pris:
/ bsieligt 8inb $4.OO: | pclitret 8tnb
$4.2O.
Sa1mebog /
s msrferp0t Rusitan RdlDeffino,
mime color. gris: 5 bpieligt gino
$500.
Salmebog NJ
Gig 6, men TORT 9eber. Pris |
DANISH LUTH. PUl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04
Misiipnsmpbe

glair boloes, bill @uO, ben a.,
10. og 16. 5e6ruar. 9reiterne
Seeoe og &irfegaaro bill
tale. Seipgen0e &enner beoes benz
renoe Jig til SIR. @noerien Noer
eler unoertegneOe ON &porter.
Inton FL. 5cbuIt5,
Mgb.'s Hreit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

ME omtring &anten, bsislist 8tnk
pris: $3.50.
Mr.. Il6B
Samme Bins Som 116a, libt Fote
lteutg 6ortring. - pris: $2.6C.
Mr.. liz
Senne Salmebog er inb6unoen efs
ter bet dlminbelig fsnbte e~nseIfzamss
rttanite Msnfier ,bepinitb ctrcrt
btnbing", Operfalbsbinb, ct 8aant
omtring, lps @pg. Sprtif @6agris-
Seroeles itert og fDlibt inbbunben,
meo Srbet Salmeboe / Sub pae
Rnggen, f~Oriiret 2inie pda ginbet "a
fOret meb 2eber, faa BET er bsiItS
o9 itertt. = pris: $3.50.
Mr.. II8
Stint mat tiff bBieligt &alpeffinbss
birtb, Srbet SaImebog / Sub paG
&Dggen og SOriiben, ct flint 8ors mrS
Sub Og blanf Soriiring f~oropen pas
6orItoen, en- fin 2inte pnfring adEs
fin 6ldnf 5Oriiring ~Forooen pg fOrure
ben Paa 8agftOen. pris: $2.40.
Mr.. 1874 a
STINT glat &alOeffin0bin6, polRres
8ino. MeO Or0et @atmebog i Sub
pda &pggen, ct tint lille &ors / GuGa
paa Sorfoen, fine 9jsrner paa 5ore
fioen meO Blind pg Sulotrbt. $2.7S
Mr.. 1874 B
Samme 8inO meo forifeIige MsHf
fire / 8linotrpf. Pris: $2.75.
Mr. 1879 a
STINT periif &ulpefinosbin6, po6
fret 8in0, Sroet Salmebog pua
Rpggen og SoriiOen, iamt en- i'm fBHss
bolf 8lpmfterz5Oritring / Set poerfe
9igrne puu Soritoen. @ul0ForfriHa
pmfring &anten inooen0ig paa Sin,
BET, ION sioer ct tint ubfsenbe. 9ris:
$3.50.
Mr.. 1879 3
Summe 8ino me6 libt forffeaiN
Sub og blunf Torfirins. $3.50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04
X
5dln1e60qer

For at tilfredsstille de som ensker sarlig fine 90 elegant
oalmeboger har vi taaet indbunden specielt meget smuk-
ke og holdbare Bind ct Parti af Salmebeger De er de NEST
elegante og hneste Salmebeger fort paa Lager Amerika.
ALE disse Salmebeger er med redt under Guldsnit, run
de HJorner, med ct I1lEeg og beggeT ekstrekker sort Lac
uer undtagen andet er nRvnt, Og med to Markebaand De.
som hr set dem onsker at ee dem, de er saa dejlige at man
tr1stes til at legge den gamle til Side og kobe en- > v
Navn a+rDLL III d:a.o e.. &c,
vansyne Bindet.
Lses nedenstaaende Beskrivelser og bemark Priserne
Opgiv Bogstav eller hummer we'd Indsende1sen al
ReStiIlinOer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

Mr.. ll3
NopPeret franz G6agrin bsiefiqt
2csDerbinb. Sroet Salmeboo ! Sub
paa &gggen, meb ipeciel 9ans1eI=
6oriiring oper R9egen og paa Torz
og 8agiiben, meb 4 ganIfe fmaa &ors
paa begge Sioer og en- i'm 2tnie pnl=
firing &anten. - pris: 1920.
Mr.. IA
Imerifanlf Selffinb, bsieligt 2ez
berbinb. Srbet Salmebog paa Rnq
% Stoe / Sub, ct flint &ors / bet me-
oerite 9iprne pua 5orltOen / Sub
5ofirtng, ct lille &ors | en- &ofette
paa R9ggen, og ct 8aunb runbt om
Sinbet. = Bris: 1920.
Mr.. II6A
@Gat inf 8aIpeifinbslaber. Orbet
Salmebog paa &pgsen og fornebsn
paa 5orlioen. st tint &ors meb Oru=
er | inmbolf Soriiring / Sub %
bIanft / bet Foerite 9iprne, en- fin 81
ten, 0g @ul0zSoriiring inoen0ig pa1
Ranten al 8in0et. - gris: 1925.
Mr. l29 A
s flint TIFF Marotfo, politret 8in5
meo Or0et gaGmebog / Sub paa
&pggen Og Gorii0en, Iamt en- fin
glomit / 6lanf Soriiring pau Sorz
fiOen og 2inisr pau &pggen, en- fin
2inie runOt meo &unten. Pris $3.50
Mr.. 1919 B
Den famine Bog / Iumme 8tn0
me0 mprferb0t, Dart mine color,
2eoer, og fOrifeaig Tpritring. $3.50
Mr.. 1871
S nopperet 2~eberbinO, franz G6dz
grin, politret 8inO, Sr0et Sulmebog
| Sub pua SiOe ps RDg, forgpfot Og
blanf Soritring | Set soerte 9ibrne
pua Sorii0en og pua Rpggen. $40.
Mr.. 1872
S itortznopperet 2aoerbino, ame=
rifanf @elifinb, polftret 8inb. Or
set Salmebog / Sub pau &pggen, ct
lille flint &ors puu 5oriioen, en- breo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

Saa har vi enonu Sa1nebeger, der 1angt overgaar dc oven
for nevnte. Disse vii give den storste Overraskelse, da de
herer til Sjeldenheder paa Bogbinderkunstens Omraade.
vi har kun eet Bind af hver Slags, bojeligt og polstret. bet
er allie med redt under Guldsnit, runde Hjerner, ct Tin@g
og begge Tekstrekker, en- fin foret Eske, med Kantforsi-
ring Guild paa den indvendige Lederkant af Bindet, og
med to hvide Si1ke-Merkebaand med Kvaster. De selges
efter Bogstav-Nu inner
Kun en- kort Beskrive1se kan her gives af disse elegante
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

PARTIAL CONTENTS
Queries and Answers
The Art of Conversation.
Shall and Will: Should and Would:
How to Use them.
RECOMMENDATIONS Century Dictionary.
Correct English in the Home.
Correct English in the School.
What to Say and What Not to Say.
Course in Grammar,
Course in Letter Writing and Punctua-
ais English for the Business Man
compound Words: How to Write Them,
Studies in English Literature.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04
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There have been hundreds of in
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the next Calumet Region Monthly Rail
way guide. The date of issue will be
between the 10th and the 18th of this
month.
The guide will be printed promptly
each month hereafter. There has been
an enormous demand for the time ia
bles, and it is the opinoin of all who
have had occasion to use them that they
fulill the long-felt want.
The guide this issue will contain
the schedule of the Chicago, Lake
Shore & South Bend lines and will have
several other improvements. which VIII
make it more valuable.
There will be 5000 copies issued,
and they will be distributed in the
same manner as before, except that
the railroads will be given a larger
number of copies than before.
The first distribution resulted in the
supply at the railroad stations being
exhausted early in the month. The
depots will be given a liberal supply
this time and there will be copies
enough for every one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-09
THE FOUNDER SAYS

Notwithstanding the fact that the
camuaign is over, Pat McGraw of this
city still has the fires of hatred toward
the democratic party burning hercely
in his heart.
The reason for it all is the fact that
the democrats made Pat get out his
naturalization papers before he voted.
Think of it, Pat 4McGraw, an old SOL
der, a resident of Hammond for years.
one of the leading citizens of this burg
being compelled to take out his nat
uralization papers.
1t all happened through little slip
that Pat is supposed to have made in
the presence of some of his democratic
friends. Pat inadvertently let 1t be
known that as long as he had lived in
this country he had never sworn al
Iegiance to the stars and stripes
Not that Pat was not loyal to them.
but it was just one of the things he
had never bothered to do. Well. when
Pat came up to vote he was challenged
He was the maddest Irishman in the
city. He threatened to do some dire
things, but nevertheless he had to go
to the Federal building along with the
rest of the foreigners and take out his
papers. He had to swear allegiance
TO the country he had fought for
The democrats think they have q
good Joke on Pat. but he is biding his
time, and he says that some DAY he
VIII get even with the men who ma dc
good American citizen swear ale
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-09
SUPPER A SUCCESS.

The Martha Society of the First
Christian church gave New England
supper and bazaar Saturday evening in
the X of p. hall. which was a sue
cess in every detail The ladies of the
society worked hard and deserve great
credit for the success OF the entertain
rnent. The supper was served between
the hours of and S o'clock, during
which time fancy and useful aprons
were also sold. The church orchestra
played pretty program of music dur
ing the serving of supper. The or
chestra was stationed in the front of
the hall behind a bower of autumn
foliage and corn stalks. The decora-
lions were all appropriate for the
Thanksgiving season. a large yellow
pumpkin filed with foliage and pretty
trailing vines was used as cente'
piece on the table. The lights had
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-09
glance to the country he has been loyal
To
Articles of Incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation have been
filed at the office of Secretary of State
for the following companies: Home
and Office Novelty Manufacturing Co..
Princeton; capital, $4,000; directors
Louis C. ESnyder, Carl K. Killing and
Hamilton NJ. Arthur.
Greensboro Natural Gas company,
Greensboro; capital, $4,000; directors.
Benjamin Reese, George Kern, Glen
Copeland, Milton Stafford, ]. B. Shan
non, Thomas Hamilton and Ambrose
Barnard
Notice of reduction in capital stock
from $4,000 to $1,000 by Aurora Fur
niture company.
Vtncennes Foundry and Machine COM
pany, Vincennes; capital, $12,50o; di-
rectors, Edwin J. Shepard, James H.
Falkner, John c. Hartigan, Luke Ken
nedy and John Hartigan.
Motive of increase in capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000 by Rubbertex
Cloth and Paper company.
Notice of change of name from Bau-
man & Bogart to the Bogart company.
Action in Laporte circuit court
Notice of increase in capital stock
from 100000 to $4,000 by the Fort
Wayne Freie Presse company
Notice of change of name from H
T. Hearsey Vehicle company to the
| Hearsey Willis company. Action in
Marion circuit court
| Notice of increase in capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000 by the Knott
Van Arnam Manufacturing company
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-09
REAUTrFuL BRIDAL PARTY.

Mrs. Eunice Youche gave a party sat
urday afternoon at her beautiful resi-
dence in Crown Point, to which num-
her of Hammond ladies were invited
The partv was given as a brides show
or 70 Miss Rae Rockwell, whose we'd
ding to Victor Dyer will take place
this month About fifty ladies were
guests at the party which was one U
the most delightful of the fall season
Miss Rockwell received many very
handsome gifts. During the afternoon
Mr. Thomas. pianist, and Miss Thomas
vocalist. Of Chicago, entertained 'ie
,,as+s Win many very beautiful selec-
+iops At the close of their program
the guests were invited into the dining
room and library where two course
Inncbeon was served from small taoles'
GU voung ladies were seated at the
t.riga,s table. among them Miss irene
Mt and Miss Mae Nelson, Of liam
r,ond The brides table was pretuly
arranged with dainty decorations Oh
e-rsen and white Carnations were
e,;,,en tbe guests as favors in the din
ing room. 49,
THE parlors and music. room nae
very pretty decorations, chrysaht hlil uiis
and ferns being chosen by the hostess
as her principal decoration. among tn'
Hammond ladies invited were; Mes
DANES John w. Dyer, d. e. Atkinson
peter Crumpacker. Clarence scott EaAei
crin7n. /. L Bomberger Lawrence Cox
u Raw Hatch. Misses Irene Mott ane
Mary Nelson. of Hammond, and MISS
N,,sewander of East Chicago.