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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
Set iber 60 Sabrem

fdon murDe Mrs. WinsIom's Sootb-
ing-Sprup BON Miaionen bon Miit-
tern beim 3abnen Ser ain6er ange-
tpenoet. @irlt Oh I'M Shlafe ourd)
oas Sdreien zines &inbes geltort,
oas inn 3abnen lit uno Dor Shmeraen
tpeint2 @enn 10, laiie iofort cine
Slaide bon vMrs. @inslotp's Sootb-
ing.9prup" bolen. Sein 8ert 1T
unbe3ablbor. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2in0erung beridaf.
fen. @erIaBt elld barauf, Splitter,
es lit fein 3neifel bariiber. IS beilt
9iarrboe, reguIiert Den Magen nno
Die Nieren, beieitist @ino-9olif, er.
ipei9t Sen @aumen, berbinoert gnt-
5iinbung unb itarft bas gan5e or.
item. nMrs. @insIom's Sootbing
Sprup" fir adbnenoe ainoer tit an.
genebm inn @ei1mad; bas &e5ept
itarnmt bon einem Der 1eiten peibli.
den Mer5te in Sen Ser. Staaten. IS
lit BEL alien Srueeiiten in Der gan5ett
@eIt 5u baben. Breis 25 Gents per
Slaide. &auit ni6ts anoeres als
yMrs. @insIop's SOOTHING Sprup."
8arantfert unter Der 5000 ano
Drugs Mfte, 80. sunni 1906, Serial
Drummer 1898.
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i'm qriinen @ruie uno hotte fait 1dpar

i'm griinen @raie uno botte fait idlpar<
5eS @aiier, nno Ga, mo- Ser Sonne1=
i~treifen iiber i'm bin5itterte, i6ilnmer=
tie oas @a1ier mie 8ron5e. 9as llfer
par idilfig; inn &obri6t lag ein
%gefaater, bolb pe%rnooerter galm=
ftamn> olf Dem ein ~pieplenoes Gogel=
6en iaB. gs mar o1d Elm after
S6mon ga, Ser INNER bic Come
oufiudte. Salenpfeffer bebotptete
bon oieiem Setter, es iei Der u@bnen=
i6man" benn er lei 10 alt, ooB 0iid
fein Menid mebr oorouf beiinnen
fonne". 90 lag a16 iiber oieiem
itruppigen Sliigelgeibopf Die @eibe
Ser Srooition. 9o6 idien bos Dem
S6mon 5iemlih gleidgiiltig 5u iein;
er rubte belpegl1n9slos, Elm grauer
SLED I'M idnor5en @olier, unO
i6lnmmerte mobl.
(Sortiebung folgt.)
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2it ~perfanfen.

3m n~erfanfen.
@ute Mildfiibe nit 91lbern BEL
$. Seibenidnnr,
2eon Springs, Seras.
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MIIerIe /.

@abreno Ser Sreitag na6t,
fur5 na6 Mitterno6t, botten mir
mieoer eil1 tiidtiges @eipitter NIT
itarfem &eeenfaG. Die 2uft tit ober
INNER nod NIT gleftri3itat ge=
lbpdngert uno oas Seuerlperf fan1l
ieoen Iugenblid mieoer losgeben.
Gegen bdtten mir nun ~porlaufig ge-
raoe genug.
= 9ie Stoot nillllnt oieies Sabr
$9O7,319.95 an Stel1ern Elm, gegen
$699,000 i'm p%ergangenen Sobre.
9os fommt oaber, baB Ser 8ert oes
iteuerpfli6tigen gigentlrms inter
benz ofun rendition" @eieb bon $685.
305,125 ouf $54, 600,235, olio INN
poae $16,350,t10 in Sic Sobe ge-
i6roubt mnroe. 9o lit es leift,
oie Sinan5en ser Stoot gu fiibrelr.
gnoli6 lon min nit ben Ser
~beiierungen in Ser @ouiton StraBe
begonnen meroen. @enn aaes gut
gebt miro es 10 cine Irt Muiter=
StraBe.
- Sn Ser 9eabe bon Mpenue .
nno Z. StraBe nuroe om Sreitag
obeno Ser 5elepboniltin WiiB 2ula
'SoDnes bon eillem ibr entgegetlfom=
menoen 9eeger Sic 8orie entriiien, oie
lie in Ser Sano trl1g.
@ie uns Serr Bling BON So
REDO beri6tet, miro Die 3miebelernte
in oortiger @egeuo in oieier Saiion
cine Million Dollar bringen. Ser
gonaenes Sobr belief iid Ser 8etrag
ouf 100000.
- Inter oen fommer5iellen Clubs
i'm 5taate lit cine 8emegung int
@anee, iid gu perbinoen u1o Die
2egislatur gu beeinfluIienL merliger
uno before @eiebe gu erloiien,
sSSm Mai mlrben rs 8ebur-
ten angemeloet. II maret neiBe
&inoer uno l farbig.
= Die StraBenbabn-&ompa
ldBt in ser Souiton StroBe, bon
Soleooo StraBe Bis Santa &oia
Mpenue, 9oppelgeleiie legen.
Sn Mrfanias bette eilt 8robi-
bitioniit einen vl1idttrodenen" Na6-
bar poriabli6 eri6oiiel, aber cine
aus 8robibitioniiten 5niommengeleete
Surp faate BEN 8abripru6: ullnbe-
abii6tiete Sotung our6 3ufal." Die
8robibition probibiert aud Die Sc
redtiefeit.
- Seine Srau nllter 35 Sabren
ionte einen 2uitige @itpe=Snt tra-
gen." iagte cine Seem Yorfer 8ubma-
derin. 9amit mdre aleroings Ser
SUIT geIiefert, benn mo ioaen Die
Srailen iiber 35 berfommen?
Seet tit cine &ongreB=& om-
milton eingeieBt, Die ergriinoen 1ol,
mie oie iungen Wanner ouf ben
Sarn1en gebalten iperoen fonnen. Sic
meroen i6on gang germ BORT bleiben,
melln nllr bie Wdo6en oas polen.
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Grnmbeisentnms nebertragmmsen.

Charles Sartmal unb Srau al Sobr
@. @ueler, @run01tiid an Der @ropt
@be., Sputb 9art, Sunltod's Aoohion.
$3.50.
Sreb. u1o gbriitian Sonntbdn an 8al.
ter uno aatie Shleper, @rl1noltud al
Der 3aip Sotloo StraBe; 1912.
81. s. @reirer ulD CHARLES Gron al
g. sc. @agner, @runoItid in Der 2alpn:
bale Mbbition; 1915,
2ouis Wt. Yipfiu u1lb Sran an Girls
6. Sauier, @rlinoiiid I'M nelte1 Gitp'
8lpd $50; $1,000.
1aul S'8rien unb Srau an gli5abetl
g. aampmann, @runoltiid an Der Sourtl
9trabe; $4950.
S. $. Simm nno Sran an Sra1 8ai.
line 3iee @runoitiid an Der groftor
@penle; $4,000.
s. 81. 9tone uno g. g. @cgs6ortel
an eugene @obl, @runlftide in Der
@itpsgIods 1880, 1854 NIB 1867
$500. o.
@bparbs Stealth Company oil SacoI
&lalis, @rltnbitiid in Der Sor's 8eacor
5ia aboitiou; $40.
8eIib bon Hobert q. SanoerIon
Miunrenn, an 8. @. @denroth Nntei
an @ri1nbltiid an Der @de Der 8ra5os
unb 9ten6aca Ctr; $25.
@ar uno 9enrietta 9feideuba6 a,
8m. q. 9riscou, @rrnbItiid an oel
8pomiua Strabe, @ait @no; $t05. .
9aniel Sppenbeimer II. q. an 8eni
@oloenbera, @runoitiid an Der &ebmaI
StraBe; $3.50.
5. 6. Sarper ntlb S. 6. Sarris al
@ar 2ebeI. @runoitiid at Der 9elaipart
StraBe; 1925.
@l6ert Stebes on IiB Sersile @roui.
iaro, @rlnoitiid an Der 8oipber6onil
Ctr age; $2150.
George @. Seurp an G6as, e. 8ag.
ner. @runoltiid III Der Genuopo Nobi.
ton; $75.
@leranoer @pot nno Srau an G6as. f
8a9ner. @runOfiid in Der &enrpoob @b.
bition; $50.
Charles s.. @reenfap an G6as. 6
@a9ler, @ruuoitiid in Der Gentpoob go.
bition; $50.
Srar 81. 81. Setter an Srau 9. IS
9ngo, @runoitiid in Soutb 9ei9bt5:
$1f5.
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Verbnraeme Wefabrett.
Die @atnr eiebt 5eitise @armnmsem,
Die feim 8eiupbner Sam @nto-
ntO's %igmorieren iollte.

@cfabr Sigmal Mp. l fommt bon
Sen 4l1si6eioungen Ser Nieren. sic
iparnen g1tdL baB oie Nieren franf
firb. @e1unbe Nieren ergeben cine
flare, berniteinbeue 5liiiiigfeit.
&ranfe Nieren einen oiinne1t, bet
den nno i6dlmenoeL ooer einen
oidenJ rotten, iibelrie6e1t6en Trim,
bon bon Sab. 9ie Iusideioung 1T
nnreeelmdBig.
@efabr=S isnal 80. 2 fommt bonn
&iiden. &iideni6mer5en, idper uno
m4dtig ooer fura, ibarf, afnt, er5ab-
len gud, baB Die Nieren franf nno
@aiIerindt, Diabetes uno grigbts
aronfbeit inn @n51ge fino. 9oan's
0ieren Yiden beilen franfe Gieren
nro beilen iie permanent. Sier til
ein i3eugnis bon Gan @ntonio.
Mrs. sc. @. S%reemann,
9f2 Sops Ctr, San @ntonio, Ser,
iogt: n9oan's Aieren=8iden fnrier.
tess .,e.!tG 6oil meinem gierenleioen
uno i6 BIN frob, lie empfeblen 81
fonnen. S6 litt iebr biel an &iifen-
idmer3e1 uno Dies e%rinnerte mid
5uerit oaraf, oaB i'd eine 0ieren,
franfbeit babe. Damn pltroe Die Mf=
ton meiner Nieren unregelmaBie
|uno mein angemeiner @eiunobeits-
5ultono muroe idledter. SD bqlte
mir bonn 8erar Drug Store eine
shodtel Doan's Nieren=giaen nno
begann iie gu gebrauden. Sic bal
fen mir iofort nno na6oem ib tie ei=
ne 5eitlang genommert batte, NOR i'd
BON meinem Nierenleioen bollfom=
men gebeilt. Die Sdmeraen iino her
i6punben ote @ftion Ser 0ieren III
bonItdnoig ~regelmabig nno i6 bin
bel fraftiger mie friiber."
Gum gerfauf BET aaen Sanolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer Mliburn
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, aaeinige
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert glb 0es Namens -
Doan's-n n0 nebmt feline an
6eren.
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Sas Bette Glima ser @elt

lit nibt fret con .&ranfbeiten 5iebel
in boberen, Malaria in nieoeren Sc.
genoen mag berriben. alima=gin
fliiiIe 51 iibertpinoen Malaria, @elb.
Iudt, Sieber nno Sdpd6e, 1T @lec.
trio 9itters oas bette Mittel, oas Sc.
genlnittel ieoer Sorm bon Sdmad]e
nno 0~erpoiitdt. Inter @arantie Der.
fanft bel abolpb 9reiB nno 81. Gobr
& So. so @ts.
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9enry 6. Tips, Sransport BON
M6beln gianos, @eloi6rdnfen Gei-
nigen bon Seppiden. 304 SIt-Seite
4lalllo Tala5a. 8eibe Selepbone.
8rompte 9eoienung. @ebt nns Cure
@uftrdge. 3nfrieoen1eit garantiert.
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arpolf l1br aufgemaat Jet uno I'M
&eidsIoal einen 2i6teri6ein geleben
babe. Der i'm 3inmer mtpelenoe
Gei6soroit 9ielfe uno Der 5ufaaig
bereinfommelloe &ei6srat 9ielfe bit
ten i'm nit Ser @rflarung git berl1bi=
gen geiudt, es lei Der Wonoidein,
Ser in Die, Seniter oes &eidsiaols
faae, er babe iid dber i~iber5eugt, oaB
es Ser S1ein bon pielen &er5en Jet,
oie in Dem Saal b%rer1nten. 9aranf
lei er nit Den beioen genannten Ser
rem 8ielfe, Dem &eibsrat Srenltier=
na uno einem berbeigerufenen @a6t=
meiiter mber Inen gebeimen Sang,
Ser BON ieinemS 6laf5immer nod Dem
Geidsiaal fiibrte, beiien Siiren aber
ME ge0ffnet maret, nad benz genantl=
ten Saal gegangen. 9ort bdtten an Ell
mem laneensSiihe ieds5ebn Wanner
geieiien, inter ibnen Elm iunger
Mom nit arone uno Scepter, Ser
ungefdbr ie6s5ebn bis adt5ebn Sabre
aft gelpelen. gu %leirler Gedten bate
elm LANCER ihoner SEER bon unge=
fGbr bier5ig Sabren geieiien 81 let
ner 2infen Elm alter Mann bon feb
5ig Sobren. Sirlter Dem Gid babe
Midtblcd neben Hihtblof uno Sen-
fer neben &enfer geitanoen uno Die
2ebteren batten einen &opf nod Dem
moern abgeihlagen, 10 bob bas 8lut
iiber Ben SuBboben binitromte. @ud
elm umgeitiir5ter Sbron babe ii6 i'm
Saal befunoen nnb neben linn babe
Elm Wam bon imponierelloem Mell-
BERN geltanoem.
Ser aonig iaet, er lei lebr bange
un6 aufgeregt gepelen uno er babe
mebrmols gerufen: 80 @ott, mann
ion Dies geiheben". 9a babe Der
junge aonig am Gid a~llgefaneen 5u
ipreden nro babe ibm geiagt, oaB
Dies CUR 3eit oes Niediten Gegentell
nod ibm geideben iperoe uno babe
i'm ermabnt, feline Nadfolger 5l
marnen. 9arauf lei Die grideinung
peribnunoen genelen. Der &onig
u1o ieine 8egleiter ieien nad Dem
S1lafaimmer oes griteren 5uriidge-
gaflgen uno BORT babe er, Der &0nig,
iofort oieien geriht iiber Die 8ege-
benbeit abgefaBt uno feline 8egleiter
bdtten i'm unteribrieben.
9as lit Die beriibmte perbriefte
uno beeioigte @eiltereri6einung aui
Dem Shloiie @ripsbolm. Del Srigi-
nalberidt oes &onigs iou i'm &ei6s-
ordip gu Stodbolm permobrt lie
gen, Mbi6riften bon ibm iino per-
ifieoene befannt. 0uB Der 8eridt
eriitiert ooer eriitiert bat, lit nidi
51 ~be5meifeln uno bob Ser 8onig Die
Gri6einung aub mirfli6 geieben boi
ooer 81 ieben glalbte, ebenio perig.
gber OF es MN Elm yribtige" Gr=
ideimuna NOR ODER Oh man Dem jun
gen aonig - aarl Der glfte NOR
bamals crit 81 Sabre alt - nidt IT.
gen0 elnen 9~oftspofus borgemadi
bot nno oh Die piiroigen Serren
8ielfe uno Srenitierna ni6t etipo
ielbit bel oielem Sofllspofils betei.
ligt maren1 bas mage i6 nidt 81 emit
iheioen. aarl Der Cite mar elmer
Der beiten aonige, Die Sdmeben ge-
bobt fat. gr mar Ser 8ater oeS
beriibmten aarl oes 3molften. 9er
iehite Hadfolger nod linn mor
@uitap Ser @ierte, Der 1909 ieines
3brones %perlritig eine ltnb Damn
nod iabrelans inter Dem 0amer
| Sberit @uitopion in europa umber-
{, irrte.
llno nit oieier biibi6en grnleligsi
8eifidte bonn alten @ripsbolm nil
ih meine bertige Sonntagsbetrad)'
tung idlieBen; mag iid Elm Seoer oil
Nhdtlpenoung oarans nebmer, oil
linn bebaet.
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8iliam 0obropolsfi nnb 6. q. Cite
! rem an Cartilage Martine5, @rnnbitiid
an Ser Sones Qbenue; $500.
6. 6. glbee an Nnna Sabu, @runbitiid
an Ser 9ids Mbe., Sairfielo Iooition;
$1,000.
6. g. 8roaobent an gais S. @alter,
@runbItiid an Der 8elpiu nnD Cameron
Strabe; 500 II. q.
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Sine 9ro6ibitions- 4reOist.

Der Yaitpr ite9t auf Der San5el,
9rebist fir Erpbibitipn,
Spnnert aud 1T Graftaccoroen
Muf Die iiinb'gen @irte idDpn:
ga, perlpren iiub lie &le,
Die Sa trinfem gier unb Wein,
Nle fpmmeM Dbfte Gnnne
Sn sic 65le emit binein.
ussie perbprbem tit bic Menidbeit,
Sbnnen mir ia taglih ieb'n
Nm ben @ielem, bic gar5 uffen
sin tn bic SalpDne 9eb'n.
Drum, mciuc frpmmcn Shafe,
Webt INT ener &drnmerleit,
GEM ib meif, ibr wu1lt burt = beten,
4ber beimltd) nttb aletn."
Isle bic Stride iuar seidlpien
0ita Der Yaitpr aud mad Saits,
Sud5te lid al mumtrsr Mn6adt
Curt men itilen @intel ans.
ltnter gidcrm ippbl p%erbprgen,
Itnbet TlaldJe CT iinb .0las,
ilnh er fiiat bas iuplbebGdtig
Mtt mem gclblidJ= braunen Mae.
Odd es ttebf ppt ~gegenuper
91dlelnb ibm iein Nafbar ST,
ilnb Der Nadjbar tit elm rgnti",
ltnS ben Iaitpr fliebt bic Stub.
@e6c, tpebe, tuebe, iucbe!
Dies aiebt IihcrltdJ SfatbaI,
@enn eit ipldcr frpmner Send9ler
0iro ertappt nit eimer1 0tal.
9ieies 6att' CT nidt SIT firdltet,
9Setu CT, 5ffcntlifJ iuie iutr,
Sbne Snrdbt unb Dbne Sahel,
9abtc iid am n2 un yier."
Gpldlet SeldIleru ,utrb Die S1ae
Clint gum 2ubne safi5 geiuif,;
8abrenh pir beim sumo Stal"
fiiblen
Inns ia idDun i'm 9arabies.
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SeiratS.EMetue.

Sreb. 8. SOB II. gbna 90. 9fepnoloS.
George Seller nnb @anlie SenoerIoit
Charles 8eb 1mo Static Soeu.
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@eindt cine oeutide SansbdGterin,
our lelbititdnoieen Siibrun9 zines
SonsbaItes. Naberes bel Sran SrIe
@aner, Seeuin, Seros.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
VALPARAISO.

E. W. Gingrich, of South Bend, was
here on business yesterday.
w. B. Denison of Columbus, was a
Valparaiso visitor yesterday.
w. o. Ryan of Richmand, is here to-
day.
The Payne Fireworks company had
a man here yesterday to help the local
dealers in choosing the necessary re-
quirements for the small boys "gIori
Gus Fourth" He had some new nov
elites in the fireworks line that will
bring relief to the parents who want
Willie to spend a sane Fourth of july.
Willie need not fear either, for the
novelties were live ones"
J. L. Duncan is in the city TO-DAY
from South Bend
]. Earl Richmire and A. NJ HOFFMAN
of the South Bend Life Insurance COM
pany, who have been in the city for
two or three days returned yester-
day.
The condition of health of M. L. De
Motto is slightly improved at present.
The Woman's Exchange opened this
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
EAST CHICAGO INDIANA HARROR

The Odd Fellows held their regular
meeting Tuesday night. Two candi-
dates took the second degree.
Jas. Mcshane has secured the nosi-
ton of eost-clerk in the cement nIant
at LaSalle, Ill.
Artie Keenan, has gone to work for
w. r. Diamond in the grocery store.
Judge VIM. A. IRELAND occupiAd
the bench for Judge Frank Prest of
hammond, Tuesday. Judge Prest went
to the convention at INDIANAPOLIS and
as their was a number of cases to he
disposed of Judge Reiland helped him
out
Pat keenan, was in the Harbor yes
terday trying number of cases be-
fore Judge Geo. Reiland.
Mrs. Bradford of Todd avenue is i'll
with typhoid fever
Jean Fife. daughter of Fred Fife. is
sick with the typhoid fever.
Master P. T. Johns, son Of cbas
Johns of the Interstate mills, celebrated
his fourth birthday Monday with a
party. His little p1aymates who were
gathered for the occasion had the time
of their lives.
News for this column win he "a
ceived at the Sidney Veaco drug store
and the Beehive, care of Morris Katx.
in East Chicago and the real estate
office of Charles e. Fowler in Indiana
HarbOr.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
RORERTSDALE.

The catechetical class Of the
Evangelical church will have its public
| examination next Sunday morning at
the church. The young people to COM
| plete the course and be dismissed mum
| Der ten, the largest class that has ever
| been dismissed fran the church. The
| class Is already busy getting flowers
and ferns with which to decorate the
church and are looking forward to the
day with great ANTICIPATION. cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
Bert Sharpe of Harrison avenue was
Hammond visitor yesterday.
Miss Ruth Lomis and Miss Anna
Carley of Hammond were the guests of
Miss Josephine Pewett Tuesday and at
tended the skating rink in the evening.
John Furnell transacted business in
Hammond Tuesday.
Mrs. w. F. Hornecker of Geneseo, Ill.
returned home yesterday, after spend
ing few days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pinks Of Sheffield
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbler were Chicago
visitors yesterday.
Robert Atchison left yesterday for
convention, as delegate from the Whit
ing lodge.
Misses Annie Arinceberg and Amelia
Bader We're Chicago shoppers yestcr-
day.
Mrs. Clarence Masterson is confined
to her home with a severe attack of
pleurisy
Mrs E. E. Tucker of Indiana bou1e-
ward, is on the sick list.
Albert Morris of Hammond. was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Junior Helpers met at the home of
Mrs. Aman Wednesday evening. Atef
the regular business was disposed of,
light refreshments were served by the
nos tess.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cough Of Roberts avenue,
was removed to the st. Anthony hos
pital in Chicago yesterday
Mesdames Fred Kasch and w. Stone
spent Wednesday shopping in Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
HESSVILLE.

Mrs. Frickie and daughter, Myrtle OF
Chicago spent Thursday with Mrs
Raver.
VIM La Parle of Chicago is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. James Lafferty of Chicago Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grapp,
Wednesday.
Mrs Hawn returned after weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ericks in Highland
Q. Kreuger of Chicago spent the day
here visiting with his father.
Mrs. W. Schwalbe spent the day with
relatives at Chicago.
Mrs. F. Brown was attending to bust
ness matters at Chicago.
M. o'Herrin of Pine spent few hours
here.
Mrs. ]. Roush and Joe Roush were
Chicago visitors.
A. Watts will attend the convention
at Indianapolis and the school will be
closed till Monday.
W. Otto was attending to business
matters at Toleston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02

Tor the defendant said that the case
would be appealed to the circuit court
Tor trial next term, as the lad had rep
resented himself to Claussen as being
p years of age
A tramp was picked up by the police
who met him at the station last night
He was lodged in the jail over night
The high school boys probably VIII
future as they think they have mate
rial for first class team They have
already received challenges from r. T.
Crane, high school, Chicago, and from
Notre Dame.
A tramp was brought into the NAV
or's Office yesterday afternoon. being
led by the collar by Peter Matthias. a
butcher, working at Horn Brothers
meat market, who said that the stran-
ger had sneaked into the back room of
the meat market and stolen his shoes.
The tramp had been pursued after the
discovery Of the loss of the shoes and
cautpred near the Pennsylvania rail-
road track. The man confessed to the
theft and was about to remove the
shoes from his bare feet when told by
Matthias that he did not care to wear
them again. AS no complaint was filed
against him the Maynard traveller was
sent out of town with some strong adj
vice by Marshall Mat Brown, after
spending few hours in the city jaiL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
BLACK OAK.

Mrs. J. T. Reiland was a Hammond
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. J. c. Seberger and Mike Klitcf
attended the funeral at Oak Park OF
Mrs. Joe Stechele
o. H. steberger has returned to In
diana Harbor after a six weeks visit
here.
Louis Even shot four canvas-back
ducks Monday, the first shot here fol-
a number of years.
Miss Matteson and Dora Van Lunen
spent Monday evening the guest of Miss
Title Keck
Mrs. John Mating spent Tuesday at
Hammond
Mr. and Mrs. John Mile, jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cook and John Miller. ir..
were visitors here at the home of Mr..
and Mrs T. B. Scheidt Tuesday. They
made the trip in Mr.. Cooks auto.
Joe Artin of East Chicago and Pearl
Rich of Hessville spent Tuesday even
Ing as the guest Of Mrs Louis Even.
Tuesday closed the hunting season.
Among those here Tuesday were Aug
ust Bunde, Joe Humpred Aug. Ruff. ].
D. Moran, Christ ProhI and John
Kemp of Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Beckman and fam
lily spent Tuesday here the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Scheidt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
POSTPONE REMOVAL OF BODY

Paris, April 2.-The transfer of the
body of M. Zola to the Pantheon, which
was to have taken place today with
elaborate ceremony, has been postponed
until June in accordance with a decis-
ion arrived at by the cabinent The
postponement was at the urgent request
of Nine. lola, widow of the famous
novelits. Nine. lola found that the
tomb was not ready to receive her hus-
bands body. She feared that, under the
circumstances, 1t would be a profana-
tion for the remains to be removed be-
fore the tomb was ready to receive
them. In her plea for a postponement
of the ceremony she cited the case of
Victor Hugo, whose body remained six
months on the floor of the Pantheon.
while the workmen piled their tools on
the coffin, and used it as a table for
their luncheon and wine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
MITCHELL WILL EDIT PAPER.
Retired President of Miners to Enter
New Field OF Work In Indian
apOIis.

Indianapolis, Ind, April John Nit
chell, retired president of the United
Nine Workers of America announced
today that he will devote his attention
to labor paper which he will estab
lish in Indianapolis. The object OF the
paper is the securing of Industrial
peace between the miners and oper-
ators of the country. Mr.. Mitchell said.
Il shall establish in indianapolis a
weekly paper in the interests of miners
and operators, and to further Industrial
peace in the ranks of one of the great
est industries of this country. Ny hope
is that I can carry out my ideal to its
fullest extent.
Not only will my paper, the name of
which I have not yet selected, devote
itself to the work of the mining in
dustry, but all labor in general"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
RENSSELAER,.

Miss Mildred Halleck is visiting with
friends in Chicago.
]. H. Fisher made a business trip to
Hammond yesterday.
Miss Clara Robinson went to Indian
apolis today to accompany her sister
lima, who has been confined in hos
pital; home.
The funeral of Tom Moody. who was
killed by a falling tree, will be held
Thursday afternoon at the residence
by Rev. H. L. Kindig. Interment viii
be made in Weston cemetery.
Mrs. A. R. Hopkins has returned from
a short visit in Delphi
A. r. Clark and son. Ray, have gone
to Coates. Ia, where they will probably
locate.
Paul Overton is just recovering from
a case of pneumonia.
John Greenfield and wife left yester-
day for Las Vegas, N. NJ