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Wctter NOR inns geitern aberrnolS
filr oieic SobrcS5eit bcidieben ipor.
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haiten mir cineu molfenloielr Stint
mel, fnr5nnl, luer lid cinen Spo5icrs
gang oocr cine Spobierfabrt in bos
Srclc leiltcn toullte uno es niht tbat,
bealng Gin Serbreden an iid ielbit.
gllell llif)t oIlc @egetben noren 10
oliidlif). mic unier Wtorplono. Sn
Salt Sofe Gttp, Sab es bel elmer Gent
perotur bon "a @rnb Sfnee. 9(nl
folteiten lpnr es entihicoen in SABRE,
lpoiclblt oaS thermometer % @roo
reglItrirte. philadelphia ipor Die
iuormitc Stoot Der Yereinigten Stoo,
ten. 9oIelbit itieg oos 5bern1ometer
olii Sc 8rao.
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pcriitat t. = Wittpodl Den If. 80.
penlbcr, miro bon allen Iepartemellt&
ser llniperiit0t BON MorpIano ais
"llniper'tt1tS. Gag" gefeiert perben,
Gle Geremonien firloen nm 10 llbr
III Der Weitnliniter Ercsbpterioner.
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itott.
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miro Eroieiior 5bos. 6. Satter
tbluuite bon Neip.Oprf in Der Morp.
no'llniperiitdt Spejiol, Gorleiungen
ilber arontbeiten oeS Screens uno
Der Iorto balten.
Gie Ginfiibrurg ioeenamter Fiji.
nilher @orleiuneen" in oeutider
Sprahe, bot Die Warplano. llniperii.
tGt fir oieies Senleiter beihloiien.
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gine, nbfoIute 2 d. ei . Ii II q
erbielt Jrau glanhe 9. SigginS.
iuelde in Dem grunbel Impairment
baiis nobnt, BON ibrenl 8otten. weii
berieIbe lie angeblid III bosmiuise,
@eiie p~erIaiien baben ioa,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
itrift ocmofrotiifen 3eituna in gol-

itrift ocmofrotiihen 3eitung in gol-
tilnorc, IN Der ou9enblidliden ErGii-
oentid)ofts- Gompogi1e, cine Saltung,
Die aud, in amerifaniid)en Sreiien
ptelfa6 nit gebiibrenoer Inerfen-
rllng bernorgcboben lperbe.
Sm InidlllB on oieie Heoen wur.
De bon Der Gcriommluna elm Ser
tro%ucnsootum fir sic COMMUNICATION
Ocs @oporS Mobool auseelteQt, oud)
,pnrben Sic @oIier. uno Submap.slrl.
lciben inooiiirt.
Snl Sntereiie oieier 4nleiben uuroe
bei6loiian, om nGdlten Sonntog,
aben0s s llbr, cine MaHenperiamm.
litna III Der nSrobiinn : Sale" ab5ll.
baltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
Eplitiidlcs MQcrlci.

Caft fonlnlt beltte. - Die Hcpublifas
ner icBcn IQes in 9clpegulg, umt
cine groBe Concentration III
Sccne 81 leBer. - Senator &aDs
ner erportet einell oemofrotiihcn
Sicg am SItl,fer.
Die Hepublifaner ipiclcn bcitte iDrc
Srumpftortc ans. SDr Erdlloent-
ifaitS. Ganoioat Gait fonult n1nt.
lid nad Baltimore, mo lit NlleS
oufgeboten morberL I'M cine groBe
Denomination ms @crf 5i ieten,
0urnit Den bereitS mltblos iperoeils
bcn @etreucn frii6eu Wtutb eiu5uflo-
ben. Gie G%erlammlllng ltebt u1ter
ben Nripi5ien Der 2igo Der republic
taniide1 Clubs unb miro Serr Gait
bereita bon @ilmington ollr6 Elm 60
mite, OH bellen Spite General Selir
ggnls ltebt, nod Baltimore g"elcitet
lperoen, no er IbenoS 7 llbr c%intref.
fen lo1. Gin lpeitereS Gomite, be.
ltebeno aus Witglicoern Oes @rono
IrmpsGlubs, oeS GretutiusG omiteS
Der 2igo unb Collector Stonc llno
dnoeren geomten, ernpfGngt Serrn
Eoft om gobnboi. Scrr Gburles 81.
Sdirm eroffnet Die &erianmlitng IN
Der o2pric", in Der @unOesamUult
Charles s. 9nnnpnrte 0en Sorlis
iiibren miro. Conn fol9t Serr Soft.
sir Die &erionlmIuug i'm Sreien lit
Sberit s. Srnnt Supplce als Gor.
iiber allSerlcbcll, mo meroen IN Der
lelbcn $50. &ronmiacr, Sill llno
Sdirm ipred)cn. Sn Der n2pric"
meroen potriotiidc Hieoer gelu1gen
nnb ieoer 0eiud)cr cine onlerifaniidc
Sabne erbnltcn.
Srot oicies @eill6cS oes Srn. Soft
Itcben Die gftien Der Hepublifoner III
Morplono beoelltcno inter Yori.
Grpan bat buS Golf auf ieiner Scitc,
unb lit oieieS @ciiibl in Sd)idtcn Ger
8euoltcrung benlerfbar, Die frilber
Dem &olfstribunen bon Nebrosfa
feilolid gelinnt lporclt. IS l6eint
eber fcin rcpublifnnii6es Sabr 5lt
iein. sus Serr Soit Dor cinigen Ca
gen in elmer Hcbe IN Ohio iagte, oaB
er ouf feline GrmGblung boffc, ba
Ohio ais Wtutter bon E~rGliOenten
befonnt iei, rief Elm Wonn IN Der Ser
iommllmg: Sic olte Came iiebt
ober in oieiem Sabre feinen Wtlitter-
frelloen e%ntgegen", unb 9eifoll lobnte
Die 9enlerfung. @enn ullf ioges
nonl1te 9enlofraten fir Gait ibrc
Stimnc obgcben iperben, 10 miro
hod Oieicr Gerlult ourd) Slmoerte
bon Tcpublifonern mlf9elpogen iucrs
Den, Die fir 9rpon ltimmcn perben.
gus Dem 3. uno 4. 0iitrift fontmen
mir fir Die 9enlotraten erfreulihe
Nod)ridten, ebenio aus Dem 5llnt 8.
Giitrift geborenben Siio.goltimore,
no Serr MtuOb feline Sonb 5urildges
5ogen bat.
Ger 2. Siltrift miro olem gnl6ein
llad) Serrn Solbott cine groBere Wta.
ioritGt oils ie geben. uno iagt Sena.
tor &apner, Bob am Sitllfer, no er in
peridiebencn bon S%ouienoen beiud)-
ten Geriommlnnaen iprodL Elm rieii-
ger Gntbuiiosmis fir Die oemotroti-
Idle Sod)e berribt. gllio, Iieb' Safer.
lonb, mogit rubig icin!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
Wricffaltcu.

Serr :. 8. H. = @abrcno Sbr
,G%ingeiunOt" piel @obres antbGlt, lit
Der Sad)e, Die sic 3u pertreten min.
idclL pieleiht better gebient, lpenn
SIR Sdreiben nidt in Der uripriing-
lihen 5orm peroifentliht miro. @ir
iteben iebt gcrooe Dor einem SGnaet.
felt, no Die bieiigen Sanger seigen
miiIien, DoB iie Elm einig Golf BON
griioern iino. Seoe geitotion i'm
Sinne Sores Sdreibens fonntc MIR
Sdaoen mriften.
Capt. q. ". Sbam perbeis
tbe ct. = 6opt. George W. Sbam,
eln moblbefannter 9aumeiIter Der
Staot, fpelber Dor etipo Sabresfrilt
5um isroelitiiden @Iaiiben iibertrnt,
bat iid NIT SRI. Goitb 6. Gropoen
bon Buffalo, N.-D., permdblt. Die
Sraultngs.G eremonie ipitroe i'm 6ar
Sinai-S empel %poll5ogen. Gobbiner
6. u. Mubinitein omtirte. Ser 9rdil'
tigam ipar LANCE Sabre Elm Mitalieo
Der biihoflid proteitantiihen ct.
8artboIomdlis-8irf III Waoiion- II.
Nortb-Ipenue. SIN aiiguit poriecll
Sabres mlirbe er ourd Or. Ritbin.
item feierlih III ben iiioiifen @lo,t.
ben a%ufgenommen. !Sr. Sbaip botte
pielfaf 8%ottesoieniten oes gelionn.
ten @eiltliten beigenobnt rne batte
bon Den israelitiiden @laubensIeb-
rem einen iolden ginorud empfan-
gen, Dob CT iid 81 elmer ~Aenoeruna
ieines Notwithstanding ent-
idlob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
Jm Silbcrfransc.

Sn ibrcr Wpbnung Nr. 6, Siib-
Gurlcp.S troBe, i~cierten geItarn Scrr
George Ncinlein mo Srau Marie,
geb. Goebcr, I'M areiie ibrcr ainoer,
Gl1tcl, S,rluon0ten u1to Srcllnoe bas
Nelt ibrer filbernan Sof5eit. Pm
EonnerltoQ moren cs 20 Sabre, felt
ooS Gbcpoor Srcllo mlb 9eib 5lllam-
men tbeiltc. GniieIbc muroe am is.
Sftober 1883 III Der fotboliitcn ct.
Utldoels-&ird)e Ollrd, Eoter SSolepb
Wcber getralit. Ter Che en%tiprolien
5ebn Sinner, 0rei G0d,tcr, Die Srollen
Nrtbur @nall, WiQiom @ebb uno
Geo. Scrmoll, uno licbcn Sobnc,
Gbrl'topber, SranciS, @ilionL ,Sobrl,
@corge. @ernoro unb Mntbonu. @ei.
tere Stommbolter Der Semitic iino
lllnI ~blilbcnbe @nfelfin0er. SEER
Gcinlcin lit iiber IA Sabre Eoli,iit
int o'tliden Giitrift. Gr wuroc am
%. Wai 1894 ernunnt mo hattie lcit.
Dem lein Hepier IN Der Nahbarldoit
Der SoIton.S traba. Iie Sbeilnebmcr
al Der 9%citrigen 6eier, utter oencn
lid alld) orei Goaesen oes Serrn
Geinleih Die Yoli5iIten Tiater, Gier
uto Miiacr, befanben, erotulrten
Dem Subelpoore uno iiberreihten
oemielben biibihe @eifenfe. 6rolt
Geinleiu pcrgob eS nid)t, ihren 8ra.
.tulantcn ein ieines Seitnlobl 81 ier.
oiren, uGhrenb Scrr Teinlein einen
glten Sropien freoen5te. Scrr @eorae
anol nnterbielt Ole A%npeienoen
bllrd) Eionoportr1ge.
Gin intereiianter Ero-
jcB beeiunt beute i'm 9unoes.9i-
Itrittsgerift mann Die 9eidIuanob-
NE bon 40 Sab @bisfep oilrd Wor-
lhoa Sonabammer IN Dem Gtobliiie-
ment bon u. 8. Webb IL. Son siir
~3erbonbli,ng fontmt. Ger coniiSsir.
te @bisfep gebort elmer 2ouiiiann
6lrma uno, nie Die @ertreter Der
Worplanoer Sirma ~erfl1rten, batten
Die gunoesbeamten fein Hed)t oui Die
art unb Meiie ein5uihreiten, pie Iie
es tbaten,
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ASTORIA
8fagt die DIE ote, Die I'm Inner Gskaut Halt
' s s. &MMzM
sbep. s.. 9iener & g..
217 Glt.0altimpre.Gtrase.

Deittides unb anberes ausIan6i.
ides @eIo aefauft ullb berfauft.
@eloienoungen beiorst mad Eeutid.
lamb Seitreid, 2uBIano u. (. NJ.
8edieI ansgelteIt auf ausIdnoiide
ganfen. Greoitbrisfe unb 1rduelers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
Se6bers cinsiges NteIier.

OcbbcIS ctn3tgeS Atelter.
@tr babcn nar Gin Mtelier in Walti.
moro, unS bas befinbef iid in Der
Gtagc at cbcner GrOe, Nr. 32f, Noro'
Oap-, nabc SiDb.Str. ain6cr-Tbo.
tOsrapbicn cine SpesialitGt. = Seine
ascmten unt feines reppen sa iteisen.
:. Sebbel. 6. Grni, UeiMdftsfatrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
GhiffSfnrten

BON uno mad europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Netp.gorf,a aiiite ODER 3piiheir.
bed. 3edieI, ousIdnoiihes geIo.
greoitbriefe uno @eloienounaen.
Sheu. s. 0iener e &c.,
Rr. Ell. Dh.WaItimsre. etrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19

EGiIc CUR Heiie in's MnslanS &C.
iorgt 6. Mainc, Wr. 413, Cit.TaIti.
mpreitrahe, nabc Gnitum SOnie Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
1lntrrhnItnnns . @ratueiier.

WHIVTUUIIHHUS 2NVBIUVETtF'
,g%iaStmic" - p5Iii0 8uftIca"
,MuSiturinm" - NE. NIm GHp 3.
"'WIourn'S" ,lbe grlcl Of toe Irail".
,,Tpro's" - ,Mdrn's gnnnb".
,,tSaprtn" - Mud's 9Snrlo Nenters-.
,nonioan" - rgSuntco bO The 3oltee"
nqubin's" Iduocuile NIB GRANDCHILDREN,
,Marnfanb" 49, 3Citb's rNu Stnr"sSauoes
bile uuo Grandchildren.
ng}rlp W1%ouumcntdl" - o3bc Bio Rchieiu".
msdppuDcu Z amen.gerein" - Wiontaa. ben
10. Ctobcr, arphc tb,pdbtT6e 9irbiuelbe In
Der .gubpr gOCeuma0Gue".
,Tcutinrr 0ricscrbuub" ~ Munida, hen 10.
Sitpbcr. lun8frar8her in oSoi9t's Sale, 9ir.
1i2t. @ariurozeluenue.
,Tnmcnuctciu @ihlcufrau6" - SieIlitn9. Den
~. Cltobcr, erober Snbresbuu in Der Dpiabz
ldHo Ncaocmn, d" Stpbldnotpmr.
6rfte9 Y"enbunp.MceitnI an 5reitog, Den 90.
SItpbcr, 4 ubr 9t16mittGgs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19

HaHe 5ar @ciie in's Nuslaub be.
iOrst 6. @aine, Rr. 418, cn-WaIti.
uaprefrahe, nehe Gaitpm $onie Mue.
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psttSN ptbi1AN ..H .
Coroner 81. Heiqep elltid)ieo lid)
fir Die abbaltung zines Snaueltes,
obmnh 3fpeiielsobne ein Selbltmoro
norlag. gr iammeltc feline 8eidpp.
rellen oil Der gde BON Baltimore. rulo
GuIoertitroBe nit Siilie BON Ser
geant Soitner unb Den Yoli5ilten Wo.
rom uno Somm uito Iieb oieielben oo.
roiif Den Seifnam beiidtigen. Der
Sltqite't luiro beute Mbeno in Der
mlttleret Eoli5eiitation obgebnlten.
Us ld)elllt mad oorgefullbencn Sdriit-
itiifen Dab Smeencp tros leines @r-
bolteS bon $2700 bis iiber Den Sals
II Shulocn ltedte. 9tad ieinem
Gbefbnd) bate er nod $500 in Der
Vanf, nlo moftc CT Dor leilem Sohe
nnldelnclo nod cinigc Gbeds aus.
Gr NOR etn 30. @roo Srcinlollrer Der
2oge IN O%ipensboro, ap., no ieBt
audi lein Sater Sanles s. Smeencp
ilno ein @ruber ionbnt. Gin grlloer
ipobnt III &onnofe, So, uno ser
brittle gruoer in YbiIaoeIpbia. Der
2eid)etbcltottcr : Sirma GponS &
Spenee iuirbc mad Der Veiiftigurg
Der 8eifporenen Der 2eidnam iiber.
Geben.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13

al Cornelis Tromp.
1690-Vil1ebon appointed Governor of
Arcadia.
1771-Marquis de Lafayette arrived in
America
1777-American Congress adopted the
flag of Stars and Stripes.
1S01-Benedict Arnold died. Born Jan.
8, 1740.
1S07-Napoleon defeated the allied Rus
slams and Prussians at battle of
Friedland.
1S11-Harriet Beecher Stowe. author of
Uncle Toms Cabin" born in Itch
field, Conn, died in Hartford, July
II. 1896.
1829-Royal observatory at Cape of
God Hope finished.
1S64-Gen. Leonidas Polk killed at bat
tie of Pine Mountain. Born April
10. 1906.
1SS7-First steamer of Canadian Pacific
line arrived at Vancouver from
Japan.
1907-Norwegia parliament granted
limited suffrage to women.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
"THIS is MY 46th BIRTHDAY"
Archbishop GIennon.

The Most Reverend John Joseph
Glennon, archbishop of ST. Louis and
the youngest member of the Roman
Catholic hierarchy in America was
born June IA, 1862, in Kinnegad, Meath
County. Ireland. After a preparatory
course of study at st. Mary's College
he went to All Hallows College, Dub
lin, from which institution he gradu-
ated in 1888. The following year he
was ordained to the priesthood and al
most Immediately afterward he sailed
for the United States For three years
he was assistant pastor of St. Patrick s
Church in Kansas City and from 1887
to 1892 he was pastor of the cathedral
in that city under Bishop Hogan. Then
in turn he became vicar-general, ad-
ministrator of the diocese and coadju-
tor of Kansas City. The last named
honor came to him in 1896, when he
was consecrated titular bishop of Pin
ara In 1903 he was appointed coadju-
tor archbishop of ST. Louis, and sue
ceeded Archbishop Kahn upon the lat
ter's death.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
APPEAL IN SALOON CASE.
LABOR NEWS

Boston Cfgarmakers' union has levied
an assessment of $500 on each member
to advertise the union label.
Union bakers in st. Paul have OBJ
tanned an increase of s1.00 a week in
their wages.
The French Railway Workers union
numbers $4,000 men and has an annual
income of about $4,000.
The Amalgamated Window Glass
Workers of America will hold it's an
nual convention next month in Buffalo.
over eighty national and internation-
al unions of laborers and farmers have
decided on plan of political action to
protect the interest of wage earners.
That labor union is liable for dam
ages if 1t calls its men out because
workman Is not a member of the
union is decision just rendered by the
courts in Victoria. B. c.
Application for the organization Of
divisions in South America and In the
canal zone have been received by the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
Union coppersmiths at San Francis
co have been informed by the employ
ers that the latter will insist on
nine-hour day in the future, instead
Of eight, as now exists.
The supreme court of Nevada has
rendered a decision that boycotts in
all forms are illegal, and makes 1t pos
sibIe for parties injured to recover
damages from any party. individual
or corporation, instituting a boycott.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
Wants All to share.

Henry MacInravy. pastor Of the
South Side DETERMINATIONS church,
was going to talk on gossip yesterday,
but there was heavy rain about the
time that people would have started
for service and on that account he re-
served his utterances on that subject
until next Sunday. But he announced
that he was going to curb gossipers
and that he would set aside one Sun
day in each month for the discussion
Of the evil OF gossiping. He proposes
to squelch the gossipers by telling
from the pulpit all the gossip that is
in circulation.-Little Falls Cores
pondence of Utica Observer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
Heart to Heart
Talks.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1908. by Edwin A. Nye.
THE FACES OF TIE DEAD.
BY EDWIN A. NYE,
Copyright. 1908. by Edwin A. Nye.

A touching story comes from Buffalo.
Years ago father lost his only son,
lad of twelve years.
When a longing for sight of the
boys absent face comes over the man
he stands by the school gate and
watches the face Of every child He
never sees the face he looks for; but.
cheered by the composite face of boy
hood, he takes up his work again.
Pathetic? Aye, and there is a great
teaching in the story, and consolation.
In the picture gallery of almost every
soul there is the frame of some dear
face it shall never see again. The
minds eye holds the portrait but dim
". The years are so thick a veil be-
tween! But betimes, when the noises
OF the world are still and memory is
quick to do its Office, we almost see
them once again-the faces of our
loved and lost.
All, the faces.
Most of all do we see them in our
sleep. No able artist can retouch the
FADED pictures like the artist of kindly
sleep. And how changed the faces!
They were pale, worn faces upon
which one day we dropped our bitter
tears. But, 10, these dream faces are
beauteous. winsome, smiling, as If they
beheld some work Of love begun, some
deed of kindness donei
The faces of the deadi
When we seek to find their counter
part in the faces of the living or in
the faces of our dreams we are cheered
and strengthened. The dead would
have 1t SO. They would be remember
ed Aye, but In that remembrance
were they to speak their greatest wish
they would have their memory conse-
Grated to the good of the living. And
60 as we go chastened to our daily task
by the remembrance of the dead we
find refreshment by the way And the
world is thus made better. All boy
hood is dearer to that father in Buffalo
BECAUSE he finds reminders of the face
le lost.
The faces OF the dead!
Who would bring pain or sorrow to
hose dead faces fashioned so like our
own?
son of man, be careful lest when
you torture the heart and distort the
faces of your fellows you come face to
face with the sacred features of your
dead!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
WILL IT BE CONVENTION IN NAME oNLY9

IN THE GOOD OLD TINES
national convention meant
statesmen
conspicuous in his
There the stirring
o political
banners
Of their ayote candidate Then the aoung the eHc'e ana mo- m
the nomination Of presidential or
expression of
oy Of the delegates and as such the candidates were hailed with
thusasm
swre
~ a. = vas Of dates Of every state and territory I'VE had no colonies
swelt
eing nights framing parts
Adopted it
platform and the defended with earnest vgor But
that time
by
telephone 1T run that way because the man at the other
political leader the country has known in
ndenf most stent admirers and vorshppers we find the one man
everything
dog under the big which along
candidate who is the for
wee This RI 'aSa great a.tI praise
the delegates it, What do they think about it, In the
miles Of le
phone
be
channel and hat the
Will
with a n
a
in
to
is
be that the president popular and if nOdernHe old
in
u anayo reign'ss ereign."
do
mewindem
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

With hearings on contest ended,
Frank III. Hitchcock estimated 704
delegates for Taft on first ballot, with
out counting Louise Emory of Pennsyl-
vania. who ran for secretary's UNI
brella.
Governor Hughes wired that he
would not accept vice presidency nom
nation; New York leaders now seek
to unite on man for second place.
Gov. ]. H. Johnson of Minnesota
issued statements saying he would not
be candidate for third term.
Opposition developing to proposed
anti-injunction plank in platform.
Vanguard of delegates to conven-
ton began arriving in city. New
York and Pennsylvania people expected
to arrive today.
continued to arrive to swell society in
leading hotels.
Twenty five members of diplomatic
corps at Washington coming to con-
vention.
Iowa friends of Senator Dolliver op-
posed his nomination for vice president
on grounds that It would force a brill
liant man into obscurity.
Former state chairman of Wisconsin
democrats said prohibitionists were
unconscious tools of moneyed interests
in attacks on Bryan.
Defense in Chfnece murder trial
withdrew testimony of John S. Mois-
sand and II. Fl. Stridiron declaring it
false; also announced withdrawal of
Attorney Cantwell from case.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, wife locked up by
husband in lonely house and forced to
act as slave to his soul mate.
Chicago automobile party wrecked at
Dowagiac Mich. by overturning of car
at bridge.
Conscious fund of treasury depart
ment increased by $4,000 sent by an
nonymous writer.
Secretary Cortelyou issued circular
explaining new currency law and how
banks are to meet 1t.
Great Pageant" in Vienna portrayed
ancient glory and warfare Of Austrian
empire.
Court decides Harry Thaw shall re-
main in Jail until question OF trans
ferring him from Hatteawan to an
other asylum is determined.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
FIRST TRIP FOR BIG STEAMER.

New York, June IA cable despatch
received at the offices of the Holland
American line says that the new liner
Rotterdam sailed today on it's initial
trip to this city. The Rotterdam is
finely constructed twin screw vessel of
the leviathan type, 663 feet long, II
feet wide. As feet deep and II knots
speed In character of passenger &C
commodations the vessel embodies
marked advance over most modern
transatlantic steams. The halls and
saloons are unusually large and are
lavishly decorated and furnished in
the buest Dutch style. The steam
ship contains a splendid palm garden,
libraries and every luxury possible on
shipboard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
.srHIs DATE IN HrsroRY.s


1S41-Meeting OF the First United Par
lament at Kingston, Ontario
1S51-The famous Marble Arch removed
from in front of Buckingham Palace,
London. to it's present location in
Hyde Park.
1S54-U. s. warships bombarded Grey
town in retaliation for insult to the
American consul.
1S63-General Banks repulsed in the as
saul on Port Hudson.
1S64-7ouse of Representatives re-
pealed the fugitive slave law.
1s9S-Joseph Letters attempt to corner
the wheat market collapsed.
1904-Nan Patterson indicted for the
alleged murder of Caesar Young
IN New York.
19o5-Assasination of Premier Delyan-
fus OF Greco.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13

1859. He studied at Lawrence Univer-
sity and after his graduation in 1880
he took a course in theology at the
Boston University. Later he spent a
year of study at the University Of
Berlin. In 1886 he was ordained to
the ministry of the Methodist
Episcopal Church and during the next
ten years he occupied several pulpits
of that denomination. IN 1894 Dr.
Plantz was elected president Of Law
renee University, which position he
still holds. DR.. Plantz has travelled ex-
tensively and has gained prominence
both as writer and a lecturer He
stands high in the councils of the
Methodist Church and at the recent
general conference in Baltimore some
of his friends suggested his name in
connection with a bishopric.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13

Don T. Cook, who lives in the Camp
belrs Pond district at West Bath. has
a hen which isn't particle fussy what
she has for nest She stole away a
while ago and when discovered was
sitting on nineteen eggs on an ice cake
in Mr.. Cooks Ice house. There was a
layer of hay on top of the ice. Mr..
Cook did not modest her, but left her
to see what the result would be. The
other morning she appeared with half
dozen chickens which had Matched
out on that ice cake.--Lewiston (Me. }
Journal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13

Who wouldn't sacrifice a sent In
the Hall of Fame to be enthroncd
on the bargain counter as a best
seller?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
PHYLLIS.
"a Foolish Fantasy.)

"a Foolish Fantasy.)
Phyllis stood like "A sweet Nsaid.
Down by the stream, on verdant sod,
Holding slender bamboo rod.
Her shrek then rent the ambient air
A catfish big had left its lair
To chase the rat tucked In her hair.
IF. p. Uifxcr.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
IN POLITICS

Tom Grant. candidate for sheriff on
the republican ticket, was caller at
THE TIMES office yesterday afternoon
and smilingly admitted that he was
swinging around the circle and that
everything looked good to him"