davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-02

Qeep llounces Of white embroidered
'ur in, gathered or plated into q
= ling, can be bought ready to but.
: , q IlAiR muslin petticoat.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-02

and read the notice in flaming red let
;ers as ICY" Smith unrolled the poster
preparatory to lacking it on DOC"
9laston's shoe shop. We didn't under
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-02

A mar who claims kin with a pes
simist displays poor Judgment.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13

Wir empfehIen Der gioilesnFcoms
million Der Staot Sprinefielo, eiHs
unparteiiids llntsriuhuns siu5uleitsu
iolanae oas 8ereismdteriaE nod nit
leidter Wiibe 5u bdben lit, um fefSus
lteleu. rper feline qflitt ni6t setbon
BAT. - SIN @sasniab Su ibreu friibes
rem 4ueaben, bat iebt 6rau @arI 6al=
lam eiolih bsitimmt el.JGrt, baB Der
9leser RihdroTon. iibsr pelden bic
gan5eu 2nu6trdpale urfprinaIi6
snttanoen paren, nint Der Geeer
mar, Der fe angriff. Ri6arrIpn lift
aus oem 9efdngnib sutlafen pOroen.
- 4ls eriter Der @%ufrii6rer 1T Der 16s
idbrige Rop gouns pegsn ginbruds
unt 4uTruhrs auf unbsiiimmte 3eit
in Bis StGatsbeherunsanitalt in BON
tiae geIanDt noroen.
II SIN Sainoiss &c MihieaneonaI
gu 6 banRaon n. IioIih BON 5 o.
'Iiet, purOe ourh cine ODnamiters
pIoiiOn cine 9rsi6e BON 100 SUB 9dns
&c gerihen, poourh Die edn3e hinge
bun9 uberIdpsmmt uno Der Canal
troden gelegt purOe. 10 baB bic Shiffs
Iabrt Qeiperrt lift unO ale 6abriten.
peIhe 9etriebtroft pom Canal bs5os
gen, eefhlofen iperoen mubteu uno
mebrere 6unosrt QerIonsu Oa0urd be-
fhditigunQsIcs puroen. Das qtten=
tat lit cine 3peifsl auf ben alien
STREET. Spiidsu ben 6nrmsrn 81 SrOp
uno Gormabon einerieits unb ben
Staatsbe6orOen auoerieits gu fuden.
2ebtere tamen ibrsr 8erpflihtung, bic
8riideu in Stano 81 baltsn, niht
mad uno nsr0en babel oon 9oup. De-
neen unterfiBt.
Der Oro6eHoe Streit Der grauss
r%siarbeitsr in 9eoria 1T obsepens
bet. Die Qrbeiter baben Iid nit Der
9dIfte Der geforterten 2obnerb0buHg
begniiet, nadbem fbnen bic grausr
OargeIsst batten. baB iHfolge rer 2Oeal
Option uno anoerer llriaden ttr gros
fit bes 9raugensrbss in Sainois fart
-eeIuutsn 1T.
Sn 8epanee IN Noum
Menee, Friibsrer 9rdfDent bes 5tuatss
arbeitsrDerbanbes BON SniROis uHo
Isbtbin 5d6rifinfpsetor i'm Stadtss
~tisnits. einsm 6sr3i6Iag erlegsu.
Sine nDabrfaserin@ in mo-
.~prupbs3eite" Der 23idbriseH
5rau Cora g6inips, baB ibr ein3isss
&ino entfii5rt perben piirDe. 6rou
4Buips gerietb barber in IoIde Aufs
resune, DAP lie ben 9eritaub DerIor
uro nab elmer Srreuanhalt ssfanDt
nerOen muBte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
Cine Sram mar ucirfIicp areer'
Iidb

neuIi6, unS fe Ihrieb oesboIb an Or.
6abrnep in gbicdgO. Sic drserte I'D
barber, nab lie 6Orni's q!penirduier=
8lutbelebeg Ridt in ter 4pothels in
ibrsm 0rt erbdIten tDnnte. un0 Dob
lie bsnislkn aus gbicago ididen lai=
len muBts. sic funo rOod ipdter
aus, OaB IS pertb eepeIen mar, ft9
oeHieIben gu psri6uffen. 9isies 9eiIs
mitteI MINI an RE 2sute Direct per-
fault oura bic gigsnt5imer, Dr.. pet.
6abrnep &c Sons Co., 30, 112-118
go. AOnne AOe., @hieago. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13

aus1ertauft nurte, eroffnet bic 6irma
ibrsn neren 2dben NIT eiuem Doaitdns
big nsusn Eager Der biibfheitsn uno
mooerrien Sahen uno fpire IS id.
oss60lb IObnen rerleIbsn sinen 9sIun
absuitatten. uuo oas Eager, Das jest
Oos Bette unO sr0Bts i'm san5sn ROros
1T. gu bsfi6tisen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
5Mthtnnn.

gei ben lebtnohigsn grimGrs
tpoblen BAT. ben nunmebr p~prIiegens
ben ooqftdnoigersn 9eri6ten sufDIse,
@oupsrnsur Warner nit elmer gerins
gen Mlebrbeit 5. 3. 8rarlsD. isinsn
@egner fir bic rspubIicaniihe gous
perneursnOminatiOn beTiegt, bod oiirfs
ts Der Rampf nod in ten Geri6ten
fortgeIest per0en. Oa bic Grbitterune
auf beioen Seiten iehr groB 1T.
Bel 9ougbton nitben pies
Der Wdlbbrdnos. 9itIe Uilionen 5uf
6ol3bsftant Fno bereits 3erf5rt nors
Zen. Die A6meet gergpsrtgniebers
IaFung nobe Calumet itsbt in
eroBter @efabr. SAT- ale GinDobHer
iiub geIlddtef. Auh Norman b,
8uIcan, goretto unb ods SOpn
9tasara fnO BON Ddfobrdnoen
um3ingsIt. Sn 2orstto bronnteR 2
Bobn6duisr Meter.
Derrp Climbing in Dsrioro
gountp i'll burh Wulobrdnoe uoatdns
big ssrit5rt norosR unb msbr aIs 100
psrloueu iO1eH Cboa6Ips seporosn
isin.
9ei elmer 9silerei 5lDiT6en Sias
IienerH rpuroe in Rdmab Deter
Colombo Don Sas. 5ateto erihoFsH.
Del Wl0resr fob. pares a5sr fpdter
s~iussfangsn uu6 mad hfiissm Sample
fsftsenommeH.
DabtIdsinlia oIs 6OIse Don
Bsrlebungm, bic Fl Del siHem Gtrsite
nit 2 polsn srhottsH Bate, Forb 81
Soperton Gas. 0'gonnOr. De
beibn 9olen ino in 6aft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
aMtn1seEntn

SIN u6rbIi6sn Winnefotd unD
WiscoHTu baden Urbeereuoe Bures
brdnss tauienbs BON perioneu obOu6s
los gemodt uno mtrmebltfrn mates
rielIen Sddoen ougsrt1tet. Die Orts
f6ait 6 81 8 biol NJ, i'm Uefdbd gis
Iensrsriiiritte, bic etpa 1000 Gimpobs
ner 3dhlt, unb ter feline SIT G 0 ne
purben ~ooIIaGnoie SsrF6rt unO
6ibbing, 0ufbnduL 9ubI.
GoIernine, Z dtoite,
W ountain Sron uno 9ranD
Wnrais fnt Don ben GLammsn
um3iinaelt uHo ittbn in QroBter Sc
fabr. 6unberts ron Garmsrn mubten
Aaes i'm Std loTen, UNI nur oog
nadts qsben az retten. Bis jebt III
glidlineriDeife nod iein gerIuif an
Meufhsnleben 6riftst rroroen. 8ous
'berneur S06rion bat cine pros
cldmatioH srlnfen. in palher Ct UNI
6iilie fir bic QotbleiteHesn nadIu6t,
oersn 3a6I er dui 1900 i6dbt.
Die MoFeoernaItsr Der 9ilss
burbs0 aihbarn WiaiHg 60. in 81 n
ntapoIis fpo1sR i'm 3uitdnOisen
8erift UNI Grmdhtieung nahIuhen.
mittsln SfuIoiteinn $4,000 Be
triebscupi.dl auisunsbmea. uiorigsns
ials ssr 8stritb oer WIolgmdbleH eiEs
ssiteHt neroen muB.
get. 3. StOGsrt, ppdfbent Der
Malsrs unA Decoration sKrmo S6oIs
ert Il. 60, Gin gi0niev Der Gtnst 2 l..
paul bsTen grou. 2efUss gbriiians
foR bon Qort6 @1Hep. Ds., Elm Brit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13

MS 10 os SeFrsbtn Der 9Imt GHsraDins nb guHtHs COMPANY,
g Sam sr0bs NIB anHaSimos SadIhaim 10 ~ usrbe1ern. un Der Gbs
t5dtspdt pom aliIDauhs cine 6lGhs Gtbet in gntnarfW, Saduun,
gen. .9aifsSonss- .Smt gthnss- mO anoan cuts uHb aHsdsias
den gu bitten, I'm ben aaeaHipm5DOuhm gu btfrsSism.
SH SoFausissms 9eDou gass i'd has engagement BON apr. g..
6surHiers emes Sroees=graDltrs pom srOsr SrfabruHe in farbtsr uno
t9porasr Arbei tAE at an, ais SupGintnbmt bs et5mg Department
Stasr eompaHp. DIR. SOnrntsr'S Grfabuns bmt bos game SMS in
HEosBsSrauFhHs. 3polf Sabre lang mar u Der gOrasba bs etainssEe.
partsmmts es e5soso GroHtds, uHo CAB u rer 5suus snsn iHhruatiOs
nal|A nl lur iaHs .eGlf SoH' no Cine arbst. SpatH mar sr nit Der
chicago SubaHs anoeut- 1it ibm pEbuHOvs ~rS gRr. Robt. GIarf
ais AnrteHt fem, in aan 3Desn , n 9bOtoseusrapius rfGbrn. uuS gRr.
= . @a1RsI0, sa etG9Taer suPa.etsu in I'D Oshm ~psr4sSenH
Clark Engraving and Printing Co.
&@w
v-aasnA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
N,irafhantfnh.

9tn Bitrer in ben bsfsn 9abre7 NIT
lhonsna 6eim nHb iidsrtm ausfommen.
IN ltiiipoutse, iuhf bic 8efanHtihai oft eis
net Game toom6aiih bonn eqnbs. I'M I'll
ltr ron 30 bis 40 Sabim; mug fotbps
tii1 isiH, eisbe ~ Rinbern babsn unb
9aasuirtbl2afi psrifebsH. Nsrsiffrt: :
D9iipautes, 9gis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
Special Mnset9em.
F~aasbalterin p-erIamot

Cine dIiIihs RerioH fir auasmetr,.
lsihts 6ausarbeit in ,insm fI,insn aonSs
iiaothea. Aue decentralization Cfferten
NIT anaabs bes Salirs, abrsiiire mar
cell. q. y. GO Columbia Office. a6
D2nloH 81. WiIw1ufts. I3nn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
4ntua.

-4elt oapon e1tfernt elmer Shlih 4,
tlHs nabe gu ieiu, 1T Die Spaltuua i'm
repuAieoniIdsn Eager pou Soma
ihlimmer oIs i. @ou0. @ammins
bat in 8eamportung zines Ultima
tums Ter StodsDIusr C,StanSpat,
ters") cine otrblHifsnbe 6ffeutlahs ers
ildrune erIaTen. porin CT csripritt,
peun er fir ben turstn Sernin in
ben 8uHNsienat gepGbIt uno ntht
bonn 8olts bei Der 9er6itlpab. inoois
int per0e, zen Senat 5u berIddsn.
Disie Grildrung but bic Sipd3oaner
aber kinespegs ~peri19ut. G5ie peiger=
ten iih Dem caucus, Der Gumnius ais
Na6FolgsT fir BEN perItorhluen Bum
oesieGaior a1iIon aufgeiteut BAT, bsiz
3upobnen uuo nolen Gumnins init
N6gelH unb ,3dbHen" beiGmpfen unr
baben cine 9eifIubipsrrs in Der 2ss
gislatur BEL Der Send1oppa6l hHbeis
sefG5rt.
Wm. 5. grpan ipro6 am Q.
bis. in SiOur Gttp gu elmer oes
rdOe3u erobartigeu @eriammluna FIBER
5ariffraasn. ben Shrb Don 8ontbes
poiitOren. iber Nrbeiterfraeen, gfot1s
p~eHoigteit BON Reaierunasreformen II.
anoere @dbliFuss. DAP Die republic
cdniide purtei in beSug duf Nns Sruits
unpelen iiberbdupt ntht rsformiren
lam, befuiss 5r. 8rban isbr ri6tig
odourh, inoem er nohpies, ME re
nit ben fruits 81 Iebr osrquidt III.
Der iauitre Sat empfiug auf isiuer
9onsen 6erreiie bur6 WtiuutIotd unb
einen Sbeil bon Soma, iberoa, no Iein
3ug hielt, itiirmifhe DoGtionen.
8eim Baoeu I'M WiFiFippi Tiuo
gu DUBUQUE Soba 56penOingsr,
40 Sabre aft, unn 2ouis 5rdut, 10
Sabre alt, ertrunteu.
g. Milnes faut Deim llmtippen
ieiHes 4utomObiIs gu 5isourneb
ben BOD u. feline 3 8eg~leiierineu purs
ben I6Der ber!eBt.
- Qubs gernbart Durbe 0dn.
9riscpu. Elm Bdbnarbsiter, Don einem
3uge setroifen uHo get6otet.
Alb. anauif BON a. rmin g.
on purbs in D'a pt Q II Don sinem
8uge set6Otet.
Dus 2idbr. RinO Oes gu pres
o. f~ppbrbdftsn gbas. Stulf iiel in
Elm nit 6dfsr tbsilDeiIe -geiiltes SAB,
e gelang ibm 3Ddr iid beraus3uarbeis
ten. bic in Wtunb aH0 Waie aerdt5e=
men SofertOrnsr fiibrteu iebo9 ben Grs
ftidungstoo hsrbei.
gu Rem 8 Il MP gerietb
Sront Stopber nit sinem geiu in ben
gnIinoer Der DrsI6mdf6ins uno Oos
9lieo purbe 70 fdrefIi6 0sritimmslt,
bdB es amputirt nerben mubte.
Der % Sabre a1te Qoean Sdbe
purDe in &eoiauqu, o CON einem
9ferOe aefhIoseA uno erIag ieiHeu
8erlsbunstn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
I'D. nsheittr anr.nu

Ees Bon ben heHfi6eH taftsIi&sa In
iuratHnssrzHe 5ansliRs5 s0ueina bsn
GiscsuAH @eeRtsxts iyrr nrksiisna6s
lFriungss RHb 3Hformatiszs sgurssu Be-
tHta - igs; tn Rs. 20 RssonHn Ctr.
n &etkaoF Gscessr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
WARMTH psrIa,a,

etcsH Jsotr. Der eth 5eim urb grb,;.
intt eelsssassit. enc 5arm ~ srEns,n
9a4iuiIassu 81 Rssinssr 4 Sen 900
2iscsnfin StTass.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13

81 Gaming berlor @err
6iIdbed, gprmdHn in ben Obs QuiC
mObiIDerisn, iein 2eben. ais cine arc
Be Mdihine BEL siner 9eriuhsfdbr.
um1tirsts. uno SEQ. 6unt, Elm arbe
Ter anssItsLisr. spurbs lhDer psrleet.
Sn Detroit purOe Der Son.
feetRinoItr Daniel Wolisr nor Eeineni
2aoen bon Rdubern srihoHeu. Die
R6reer enttamen. ~ 9eim 8ootfdh.
.rsn psrunaIiose bic % Sabre alte Mas
ne Rante tootlin.
- Geim 4norsben zines electrif6er
2ihtss purOe in 90 arquette 0sr
20 Sabre olts 6reO. 9%unonrpm burdl
0sn sIsctriIhen Strom gst0otst.
- 81 5umboIot itir3ie Der .
Sabre alts Sdrrp Sellers. ais CT isi
men ibm pom Winoe sntfibrten Sui
erboihsn noIts. in einen alien gru.
benFddht uno ertraHt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
SteIIe ae,udI,t

els pansesltsrtH Sci siusm grisf,r. Or.
iasTEns Hns Belle g3siasna,n, gbr,F,.
TX. STE 0eIambia CTics es msisr
ctr. gaiIzaRsu, Ris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-01
EDTCTO
En- la Corte de Distrito del Dis
trito Judicial de Humacao,
Puerto Rico.
Estados Unidos de America.
lei presidente SS.
de los Estados Unidos
Ntim 1913.
FRANCISCO SANCHEZ RODRIGUEZ,
EypATpE
EX-PkTRE
DOMINIC DE FINCA RUsTIcA.

POR CUANTO: Francisco Sanchez
Rodriguez, vecino de San Lorenzo.
mayor de edad, casado con Mercedes
Pagan, por medic de su Abogado Ar
9uro Aponte, Jr., ha promovido ante
esta Corte un expediente solicitando
Sc declare el dominic que tiene So
,bre la siguiente 6nca:
RUSTICA: - hnca compuesta de
Ciento cuarenta y cuatro cuerdas de
terreno, equivalentes cincuenta y
Seis hectareas, cincuenta y nueve
areas y setenta y siete centiareas,
Tadicada sin nombre conocido en- el
barr del "Hato" del ternino muni-
cipal de San Lorenzo. dedicadA q
acaf1as, frutos memories y pastos, en-
aclavando en- elias una casa vivieuda
de maderas techo de tejas de barro
y zinc, varios ranches y bohfos de
peones y una pequefia casa de made
Ia y techo de zinc, colindante por ell
NORTE, con el rio grande de Lolza
al SUR, con don Juan y don Eugenio
Pagan; al ESTE, con don Jose Bux6
Bazart, don Eugenio y don Jose Pa
gan, Y por el OESTE, con don Andres
Lopez y don J. Sergio Mangual; cuya
fnca esta libre de gravamen tiene
un valor de MIL CUATROCIENTOS
DOLLARS y la adquirio el peticio-
mario, siendo casado en- la forna ST
guiente-Sesenta cinco cuerdas con
setenta cinco centavos. en- ell afIo
1900, por legado que hizo don Fran
cisco Jose de Santa Ana 4 10 sefiora
Pagan:-diez cuerdas por compra ell
afio 1900 don Jose Pagan, quien la
hubo del propio don Francisco Jose
de Santa Ana: cuarenta y siete cuer-
das veinte y cinco centavos por COM
pra don Jose, don Eugenio y don
Juan Pagan en- ell propio afio 1900,
quienes la bubieron del sef1or Santa
Ana por legado: ocho cuerdas por
compra en- varias parcelas, hace mas
de dos amos don Eugenio Pagan,
quien la hubo por legado del sefior
Santa Ana: trece cuerdas por compra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-01
ca varias parcclas < don lose Pagan

en- varias parcclas don Jose Pagan,
hace mas de dos afios. quien las hu-
BIO de don Francisco Jose de Santa
Ana El Jose, Juan y Eugenio Pa
gan, poseian las fincas hacfa mss de
ocho affos. Y el sef1or de Santa Ana
las posey6 por mas de veinte af1os.
siendo Ia possession del peticionario
como la de los anteriores dueflos,
quieta y pacfhca. sin interruption al
guna q tftulo de duefio. careciendo
de tftulo inscrito de dominic.
POR CUANTO: habiendo ordena
do ell Hon. Charles E. Foote, Juez de
esta Corte, que Sc cite los anterio-
res dueffos que Sc publiquen edic-
tos por termino de sesenta dfas que
empezaran 4 contarse desde ell pri-
nero en- que aparezca publicado este
edicto. por tres veces. en- I'm perio
dico de los de mayor circulation de
San Juan, P. r.. citandose las per-
sonas ignoradas que SIC cream tener
sobre dicho inmueble algun derecho
real y a todos aquellos a quienes
pueda perjudicar Ia inscription de
dominic solicitada, para que dentro
de dicho termino formulen oposici6n
previniendo q todos que, pasado Ell
mismo y ofda IA prueba que ofrezcan
los promoventes, Sc resolvera sobre
la declaration de dominic solicitads
parando 4 todos los perjuicios de
Ley; extiendo la presente bajo mi
firma sello de Ia Corte en- Huma-
Gao a 20 de JUNO de 1908.
Flrmado) Enrique Rincon. Secre-
tario-by, Tomas Torres Grau.-De
putty Secretary Dist. Court of Huma
Gao, P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-01
i .IiATENCION |!

Llamamos la atencion. a nues
ira numerosa cllentela, dc ule
en- esta IMPRENTA Sc acaban
de recibir ininidad de articulos
para regalos. entire ellos: ELE-
GANTEs Y cAPRICHosAs EscTibanids
para los gustos mas exigentes.
En- articulos para Escritorio un
gran surtido. PAPELEs de todas
classes. SoBRE LAPIcEs, T1NTAs
Y PLUsAs. Prensas para C0piar
SoBREs blancos y de colores
CoP1ADoREs para cartas. LIBRE
TAs de todos tamaflos. Factureros
nuevo modelo. { inlnidad de
objetos.
Desafamos la competencia
no tan solo de la Isla, sino de
os mercados de procedencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-01

Afnador de pianos con muchos amos
de practica. Hace toda clase de com.
posiciones en- los mismos Tambien
copia m1sica por diffcil que sea.
Informes: HOTEL SAN JUAN, >"
Gale de Tetuan 21.- TELEeONO 2Qo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
FARMER DIES
IN THE HARNESS
William Hilgendorf Drops
Dead as He Gets Ready to
Resume His Labors.
WAS RICH MAN; LEAVESNOHEIRS
Sudden Death Is Due To Heart
Failure Is the Verdict Of
the Doctors.

Sudden death, due to heart failure
yesterday noon overlook William Hill
gendorf Of Hessville. Hilgendorf was
66 years old and a widower. Havine
never had any children of his own he
was the foster father of Mrs. William
Herkner of Hammond, living at the
corner of Carroll street and Calumet
avenue Mrs. Herkner was Immediate
~ called to the Hilgendorf home yes
shocked by is sudden death. His W
terday afternoon and was greatly
shocked by his sudden death His wife.
who was 64 years old, was buried only
last November.
Hilgendorf was a farmer. living two
miles and half east of Hessvine. He
and his wife practically spent their
entire lives on their farm. which they
occupied for more than 35 years. The
deceased was an incessant worker and
ne died in the harness a rich man with
no heirs excepting his adopted daugh-
ter, Mrs. Herkner.
With him since his wife's death lived
hired man and an elderly woman who
kept house for the three of them.
Worked In the Morning.
Incessant worker as he was, Hilgen-
dorf was out in the field yesterday
forenoon and worked hard. He came
home for his monday lunch, and hay-
ing enjoyed an hours rest, prepared
to go out into the field again. He had
felt well in the morning and had en-
joyed his MONDAY meal. Putting on
his hat he stood in the doorway to give
a few instructions when he fell for
ward through the screen door onto the
porch.
The hired man and the housekeeper
having Seen him fall rushed to his side
and carried him into the house. While
the woman applied what remedies she
knew to relieve his condition, the hired
man hitched up horse and hurried
to HessvilIe. there to summon DR..
Kelly of Hammond and Mr. Herkner.
by telephone. Long before either of
them arrived. the old farmer had pass
ed away to his eternal rest
His death was shocking to his friends
and neighbors, who rarely heard him
complain, and knew him only to be
robust man, always ready to work.
The funeral will take place next Sat
urday afternoon. Services will be held
at the home at o'clock, after which
interment will take place at Oak Hill
cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18

Bulletins

Coliseum Hall, June 1s-The con-
vention was called to order promptly
at 10 o'clock, but it was fully fifteen
minutes before the chairman could get
the huge crowd to order.
Promptly at 1917 business was re-
sumed. The early part of the morn
ing was devoted to routine work such
as changing clauses in the platform,
etc.
When the call of states was begun
and Illinois was reached, Representa-
tive Bouten gained the chairman's eye
and presented the name of Speaker
Cannon for the presidency. He empha-
sized the value of Cannon's long SER
vice in congress as preparatory school
for the presidency. He continued:
Unthinking critics lightly condemn
him and his association in the ma
tiona1 Legislature for what he has not
done They do not stop to consider
that while it is the privilege of all
citizens to suggest what congress
should do, it is the stern duty of that
body to appropriate according to the
revenues and legislate according to the
constitution.
During the last of the session of
congress two measures were passed
that have received unstfnted praise. one
makes the United States liable for in
juries sustained by laborers and. others.
employees of government. The other
provides for an emergency currency to
move our great crops in the south and
west"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
JAIL WINDOWS ARE
BEING BLOCKED UP

All of the windows in the local Jail
are being bricked up with the excep-
ton of a little transom at the top which
will admit light and air. The purpose of
this is to prevent curious people from
looking in at the prisoners in Jail. to
prevent the prisoners from attracting
the attention of passers-by with their
cries and to do away with the danger
Of having outsiders hand the prisoners
weapons.
Hammond is unfortunate in not hav-
ing city jail with a hospital ward but
In view of the fact that the depart
ment is confined to the present quarters
Indemnity it is thought best to make
the most of things
The windows have already been taken
out. The sills have been prepared for
the cement blocks which are to be put
In and in a few days the Jail will again
be ready for its usual number of oc-
cupants
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
HORSE THIEVES CAUGHT

Captain Emil Bunde of the police sta
ton returned this noon from Chicago
bringing with him two fellows who are
believed to be horse thieves who stole
horse about month ago belonging
to George Berner. near Sharpshooters
park.
The two fellows, brothers. Albert
Laux and George Laux, aged 21 and 19
years respectively, were caught in Chi
cago near their home, 6712 State street
with the horse in their procession.
They made a strenuous effort to denv
their guilt, saying that the horse had
been stolen by their partner Fritz West.
and that he left it in the Laux barn
without explaining where it came from
West I'd the Laux brothers camped
near Sharpshooters' park for several
weeks and with their departure Berg
ner's horse disappeared.
Bergner and the local police SUI
spicioning the trio Immediately set out
on their trail with the result that the
capture was made yesterday.
The brothers weye ready to accom-
pany Captain Bunde with the requisi-
tion papers. They will have a hearing
tomorrow morning in. Judge McNTabon,s
court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
PROPERTY OWNERS
ARE PUZZLED
South Holman Street Resi-
dents Don't Know What
City's Plans Are.
WHAT WILL The MAYOR Do?
Citizens Want An Idea of What MI.
nicipal Authorities Intend to
Do With Street.

The question of what Is going to be
done with South Holman street. Is as
perplexing to the property owners as
ever They know that Mayor Lawrence
Becker arbitrarily decided to widen the
street, from Carroll street south. but
they are yet unable to discover just
what are the plans of the city.
The members of the board of public
works say that the street, that is the
Wadened and Strengthened one, will
have width of fifty feet This being
true, the owners of certain property are
wondering what they will have to do
regarding the moving of their walks
For instance, on the porperty owned
by George Lawrence and Mrs. Law
renee Cox, on the east side of Holman
street, between Carroll and Webb
streets, the cement walk is clear out
In the street. These people do not
know whether they are to be compelled
to. move their walk and they do not
know how the damages are to be as
sessed
The same is true of hundreds of feet
of property and people who have al
ready been compelled to make sacri-4
fees on account of the widening of the
street are not going to see any favor
ties played.
Property Owners Are PerpIexed.
1t has been estimated that it will
cost $4,000 just to move the walk which
1t now seems must be moved on account
OF the widening of the street ond as
long as the Improvement is going to
cost such large amount Of money. no
one will sit by and see a patch af a
job done All of the walks must be
moved or none of them, is the opinion
Of most of the property owners on
this street.
The opinion seems to be general that
the mayor made great mistake when
he decided to straighten South Hoh-
man street. He could have widened
It and no one would have cared, but to
lay the whole thoroughfare out along
new lines after the residences had been
built up along it. is considered by most
Of the property owners to be a piece
Of bungling
But If the mayor would. in some
give the people an idea of
what he intends to do with the walks
and other details regarding the i'm
provement of the street, the situation |
would not be so bad. As it is, the
property owners feel that the attitude
# the city officials is 1T is none Of /
your business what we are going to do |
With your street Wait and see what
lappens"