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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15

Mr.. Sam J. Roberts, editor OF the
Lexington Leader. one OF the strong
est Republican papers in the South.
comes out In a lengthy editorial in
which he denounces the methods en-
ployed by his party leaders in the
Legislature just adjourned and criti-
cises them for wasting good time and
failure to enact needed legislation.
He closes his remarkable editorial by
saying: "The United States Senator
ship was not worth the price the Re-
publicans of Kentucky paid for it,
and we believe the day will come when
the election of Gov. Bradley will be
looked upon as a party calamity"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15
The Hartford Republican in its last

issue says:
Behind the Hartford Herald
support of Taft for the nom
ination is its i'll concealed
hate of Indiana, and hence the
candidate from Indiana. In its
late issue 1t strains to con-
vince Ohio county Republicans
that it never said anything but
loving words about Taylor and
Powers.
AS a homegrown, plain, unvarnish
ed falsehood, this is certainly a fin
specimen. The issue Of The Herald
referred to by the Republican contain
ed no editorial mention whatever o.
Messrs. Taylor and Powers. mol
the issue preceding it. Why should
the Republican make such statements
before an intelligent reading public?
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15

According to the methods OF the
leading Republicans, there is to be no
pruning of the tariff unless grating
Is allowed at the same time. These
two things go together. you know.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15

1t is said that the Republican, lead
ers in Congress and President Roose-
welt are trying to get together for
the good OF the party" Somehow
1t does not seem to suggest itself to
these patriots to have some sort of
amalgamation for the good of the
people.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15

The efforts young girl makes to
find out who her future husband will
be, are only eQualled by the zeal her
older sister exerts to find out, some
times, where her husband is at.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15

There is one Christening thought
which comes with the zephyrs of
spring and that is, We can meet the
coal man with less dread and thump-
ing in our threats. But this is off
set by the rigor which besets us as
we see the ice man swinging his tongs
in the distance.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15

For cuts, sprains, bruises. burns,
rheumatic and all other pains, use Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment. First
sold in 1852, still the same effective
remedy in 1908. Good for man or
beast. 25c. soc and $780, 11t13
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15

1t is probably safe to predict thatRe-
publican campaign torches this year
will not be manufactured in the shape
Of full dinner pals.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15

It Is said that mud baths are good
for the health, but nevertheless mud
singers are always held up to scorn.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15

Mr.. Taft was In Kentucky day or
two last week, and the Big Stick grew
a few more sprouts.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15
The UNEMPLOYED.

A representative of the Industrial
Workers of the World rays there are
$3.50, 900 men now out of employment.
He says: According to the reports
from our organizers and representa-
tives in the various States, the num-
Der of unemployed up to date are:
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15
Master Commissioners Sale.

Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky.
Taught & Rowe, Plaintiffs,
{, go vs.. iirt -. .s
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-15

Glenn & simmer1man, Attorneys.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

erjobltc, ipie in 1901 VrulocS &C.
llator 8ormon i'm, Der Id)on crio6-
rem, erl1dtc, 0cn illn1Cn @ormun b3i
ocI'cn @intritt III 0cnSenat pormGrt3
5tI bclfcn, uno ruic ser SdiiIcr u6cr
tolo Den Scbrmeiitcr IN 0cn Sdottc.t
gcltcllt bobe. Gr ihloB icine Rc0c
nit Dem 5lt NnfonN oieica @cridtc9
crlpdbntcn NuSiprld) be5iiglid ser
Tun0cSIcnotor StcQC.
Nn0cre Heoncr porcn 2ono-Gonl.
mtlIor Gbomoa u. Smith bon Garo-
Inc g Gountn Staut5 Srnotor
Ericc bon Micon1ico Gountu, Nf.
tllur 0cS StootS Expectations g sc
ridta 6. =. Mogrll0cr, Gr Stoot@.
Senator Sonca Dou1g bon @oIti.
more, ISM. Sridctt @iIcs bon 8alti.
more, Gr Stoota Senator 5. 5.
ElnOlaU bon 9ultimorc-Gountp.
SbcrIt FoncU iibcrrcihtc Dem Csc.
Iclcrten im9tamcu Oea ocnIofrotiidcl
StontS Central Gomite'a 0ca
Golntp, cincn ser iiIbcrncr gSoiilr.
ariigc, mGbrenO Nr. Mn1. &otporo
Nrolun, &crtretcr Oca Goltutp3 iut
llntcrbouic, &rrl. @ornIou I'M Nuncu
Der 0cntofrotcn pom 6. Mobloiitrirlt
ben mlOcrcn GrllQ ijbcrrcid)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

Eimlico. - Gie Wettrcnncn III
Yimlico. oencn Snulenbe pouS ports.
lcutcn bcimohntcn bnttrn qeItcrn 0o3
~iolgcnOe Ncilltot;
/. Hernen. Sir 3wcii1bri9c; Az
SilrlongS - oSlud Moic" T., oEoto.
toligo" 3, oSnOion Sumter" 3. 3cit:
56 2i5.
3. Henncu. Sir GrciiGbri0c; 51a
5urIongS 49, nWontc GorIo" t., n&Oo
Nod" 3, .Ionuo MobiIe" 3. 3cit:
los.
3. Gcnnen. Sir 8~ieri1brigc; cine
Meile - nGopc Noium" t., ySortin8"
3, .Ioncp 9irb" 3. ,3cit: LAP 3i5.
A. Rennen. Stccplchoic. etlun >
Meilen .Somelunoer" f.. Far.
boon" 2, YSlb @uoro 3. 3eit: 1870.
3. Iennen. Siir 1reii1brigc; !
S~trlpnes yYfib Murioric" f..
n0oolipun" g.. n1ommc" 3. 3cit:
1.29 2i5.
6. 8ennen. 6iir IrciiGbrigC; cine
Weile = YWartin 3ople" T., .@ilea"
3, .Sbougroun" g.. 3eit 1.46 1i5.
Z, 8ennen. 6iir G%rciiGbri9e; 81
5urloues - Simple Sonous" f.,
.Wontbert" g. ngeQe Strcmo" 3.
3eit: t.07 4i5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Spnncnanfs nnb llutcrgaug.
SaS &ctter.

Sir Wnrpluno mo hcn Tiitritt
Columbia bcutc uno mor0cn fiiblcr
mo tbCilpeiic bcp0ltt, pCltlid)C bis
noromcItIihc @in0c.
Crib uno bcocutcno fiibICr, luic
iCit Somitn9, mar CS gcitcrn. Gtc
bod,itc Scnperotltr mar 70 @ro0 INN
3 llbr Nohnlitto0s mo sic nicorigitc
80 INN 6 llbr W|or9en9.
ISn 0cn anOcrclt 0unOcS Wcttcr.
neutrality-suspicious. mlr0cu oit
i~olgcnbcn bod)itcn Gcmperuturcn Der.
jeidnct:
Goitport ~, Eortlon0 46. Noiton
-, Ilborp 6S, NCu. PORT -, Nbil0s
hclpbio y, gItlontic.Qitp 81, Gopc
Mop 6S, MoibinQton 70. NorioIf rs,
SottcroS a. Charlotte 20, MiIminQ-
ton IS, GborlcIton 78, Soponno6 rs,
SodIonuilc so, (Sllpitcr Sc, &Cp gScit
Sc, Ntlnnto GS, Wont9omcrp IS, 80.
lcitine rs, NclpsS Orleans rs, 8aluc.
Iton IS, Corpus Gbriiti rs, Wcntpbi3
"A, Cincinnati "a, Eitt3burQ 56. Ss.
iucqo "a, buffalo ~, GlCnclon0 80,
Detroit l6, ?lIpcno Is, WorQucttc g.
Green Ban As, Gbicoqo A. 0uluth
IS, Ct. Houl II, ct. 2olliS %, aulls
ioS.Gitp 56, Smobn Is. Suron ~,
@ismord 80. @iQiiton 3S, @clcnn As,
SoIt Cafe Gitp 80, Gcnper II, Nortb
Flottc Al, Toogc.Gitp 81, gmoriQo
6S, Cos NndeleS rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
9lriuIt

Sic Baltimore Neric q L.
80" POM Or0cn ocrGagIes"
ncranItoltcte aeItern Nbcn0 IN sen.
monl'S @oae" cine Nben0ulterbul.
tutg nit ooroufiolgenoem San5z
fron5den. 9efonntIif iGat es Den
eagles" nid)t id)per, cin galli uor-
trefflihes llnterbaltllngS.E rogrontm
81 orrongiren "a ibnen itctS m1b-
reno Ser Sbcoterioiion oog bette So-
lent n%tlerer Sbcnter 5iir 8erfiigull1
ltcbt. Noa NOR oild) gcItern ~pie6eruul
Der Sail, mo fei1 Wlinoer baber, raB
lid Die 5oblreid) cridienenen @1itc
oitt oos alerbelte onliiiirten. SoboGa
lple elmer Der Shouipicler ODER Der
Sdonipiclerinnen, meIhc ibre Wit.
iplrfltng 5u9eio9t hottcn, it'd ibrcr
Nlfgobc ouf ibren 9ii1nen erlebigi
botten. iuliroen 6icielben per Mittomoi
bill ltod) Der 5eitboqe gebrndt, uno
eS oouertc gar nidt longe, berridtc
oaielbit cine Scititimntung, pie man
lie III ibrer sIrt picQeift nur BEL oen
eagles" finbet.
Ter Wemorial- @ottcshiciit scr
eagles" iinoct om Counting Hod).
nlittag inn 1913 llbr i'm .Mnrplono.
Sbeater" Itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
ganoiG6riac Griabrnno,

mo0erne NfetboOcn ulO bic bcitcn
Mo~tcrioIicn ucreinigcn iih in Der
&crItcllung Der 9iere aus 3reo. BAIT
crnIhmi0t'5 ,Nmcricun 9remcrp" -
Gobcr lire oagcneine 9cliebtbeit.
Glnmal probirt. lperoen lie ollen an.
0crcn &opien- uno Mol5getrGnfen
innlcr porBe5ogcu, Site ST. 9rolte.
rel 11Ol lips 6iQen. StruBe. 1e!.
I. & 7. 3GL Wfo. 1891. O20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
&crilucifclt arlt Grbcn.

&ofob ). &orn bcgebt Selbltn1orO
Ourd Grb0ngcn. 49, Mor Neterolt
Oca 9iiracrfricgca. 49, @intcrloBt
@ottin u1o Orci unmiInOigc Stint
Der. - Shtpernnltb Dos an8cb'
liGc Wotip.
Sofo6 5. Sort 50 &obr: alt, cin
Gctcron ocS @iirgcrtricgcS uno &otcr
bon orci minocriGbriDcn ainocrn, be-
aing geitcrn in ieincr Mobnung, 9tr.
22O5. Nuroitrnbc, SeIbitmorO, inOcm
cr iih inn &cuer oca SolicS crbGngte.
Sciu 2~0,idbrigCr SobM Sotob :.
&orr inn, iono Die Scifc ieincS Be-
tcr9 AM Strid b6llgcnO gcgcn ~
ll6r AMI. Grit Dor 5lpci @ohen bate
@orn pcriud)t, icincm Scbcn Gin 3iel
5l ictCL in0cnl CT cine Coils Soltou'
nltnt cinnu6nl. 3uS Wtotip Der Sbot
lit anihcincuo in SdJpernutb 81 fill-
ben. Norn mar I'M GommiiiionS.@ &C.
id0ft thdti0, pcroicntc icbod) tro6
barter Nrbeit folm 10 ptcl, I'm letnc
6nmilic 81 crn0brcn. Nic icin Sobu
onnnb, bate CT lid cine tleinc Cunt
me @Cl0cs gelicbc1, uno 0o CT tie
nidt bis jllnt Scrmin 5ltriid5u5obICn
uern1odte, nor or iebr nieOcrgcidl1,
gen. Sctn Sobn fam Moutog Nbelo
0eQcn 11H ll6r Don ser Nrbcit mad;
Nultic uuo iono icitcn &oter nui Der
HounQe i'm por0crcn Rolrm ocS unite.
rem StodluCrfca nn.idciucn0 ihluicnb
Dor. ST be4ob lid oultn olld) 5l gctt
ut0 0loltbtC geqcn . llbr ein 8erGlrid)
III Dem u1tcn gclc9cncn 3immer &C.
bort 5lt hnben. NlS CT gcgen 3 llhr
uu"iitonO. nm iCirlen &atcr, mie iiblid,
nm oiclc Belt ST mCfcrL falto or ScB.
tcren nidJt mebr Dor uno molltc I'M
@lauben, irin 0atcr lei id)on 5ltr Cir
belt Qcgun9cn, Die 2unlpcn nn5iln0Cu
uno 0ua 6riibltiid bcrciten. Gr bcqoh
iid) in Ben Seller unS 5iinoetc cine 60
tcrnc al, ais er i'm Sbein 0ericlbcu
0cn &0rpcr icitcS GoterS al eiuenl
Stridc b0ngeno iab. Gr rief icine
Otllttcr unO cr50blte ibr, mas or &c.
lcbcn, lunO licf oorn nod Der Gdc
bon GboicitroBc uno Eottcrion.Yorf.
Npcnlle, no or 0cn GolijiItcnS dyunr5-
man pom noro0ltIihcn Iiitrift al.
trof. 2C6tcrcr id)nitt ocr bcreits Ser.
Itorbcncn pom Strid ltn0 bcnadrid)'
tiatc Coroner G%oruthcrS, nclfcr
nof llnteriuhung oc5 Safes Elm olf
Sclbitmoro lolltcnoCa Soocsccrtififot
nl,SItcutc. Ger N~eritorbene bintcr.
IdBt ncbcn icincr Sdmiegcrmltttr
ieine Satin Mortbo Sane 6orn, gcb.
SoutiIton, ul0 bic &inocr rSufoh s.,
6rc0crif unb &nllro HiOgclD @orrl.
Gic 9ecrOigutg iinOct morgen Ntod).
ntittug I'M , llbr nllf benz Notionol.
6ric0boic itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Scbc Gcbc lit iibcrfliiiiia,

mcnlt cs iib borum b%nnoelt, baB cine
Sbotiahe flar ST Gage geioroeri
miro. Die 6enliide analpie ldBt iid)
ebenio penig triigen, ais Die Ratur
nit iid ipotten l1Bt. unteriutt
6ranf SteiI's @ier unb Sbr iinoet,
oaB oaiielbe rein unb pou bon Nab.
rungsgebalt lit.
(Mdr513; 5rDi-,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
.Sebbei's einaiaes Nttelicr.

Mir baben muir Elm Mtclier in gaItt
more, inb bas befinbet fidJ in Der
Gtage sn cbener Grbe, Vt. 1921, Woro.
0ap., nabe Sistsgtf.st ainber. Yho.
fograpbien cine SpesiNIitSt. - Seine
Naenten unb feline greppen III iteigen.
s. SebbeI. q. Grni, Ueiddtsiabrer.
(315-) \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Stdot Baltimore.
ttuterbaltnngs . @eameiicr.

.afahemie" - n2tI Woie@i
udusttoTtum" - ~g9t8nro Of the gitle".
rSuuioal" - Id9Iih bon II ubr &Orm. bis
II ubr Nbeuos Sprftelunaen fprcdcrbCr gSGTs
belbiloer nit benz Gamcrnpbpne.
n6pro'e" - aqonefome Conn.
r@dnctn" - nHuhclpr Club RurlcsGucrs".
rWiarnlduo"-Hciib's pNu Star" aeatOCnile
-p2hrie.S beatcr" - Sieie 0ohea; IdGltde
rRop"s@uuScrtc.
r2ubiu's," 40+-406, Eft.Saltimure,S Ctr. -
Observation-Disclosures uHo g8auoelbi!oer.
Eniebaa I'M nErtplc.Eart" 0citte 9Iad
mitt1a nm 4 ubr Baltimore RcGcn &nftaIo.
,,Nripn" - Wtiiilpod. Den %. @pril, Sdhtbs
,WleSart.p 9anutrdIur" - Wliinuoh, ben 20.
gIpril. llnterbuIiute utto Iar3 In Sbimef'S
Rem electric 0nue." gir. 932. 3orhs gruaoludt.
ftul. ocn 30. april, ShlubsGonBert in nSttcrs
bciU'S Nale," Ode SuIl, uuo 8eaiuns Sirubr.
uSurnutrein gprludrte." - Witttlpud, Den
90. Ipril. 40. idbrltdeo Shnntnrrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

Strobe &unoc troi Qcitern 1T
Der nSobnS &optins-llnipcriitdt cilr,
nGmlidl bob Sr. 9llbcrt BERNARD
6nuit, Gin c~bcmoli0cr Stitoent scr
r&obnS Sopfins.l lniucriit0t, mcldcr
jcbt Den Sebrltubl fiir belttide 2itcro.
tur an Ser oGorncu.l lnipcriitGt" cirs
ninmt. 6cn critcn Gonroo Seipp
Wcnoriol EreiS I'M getrn9e po.t
$1,000 crrltnacn fat. Tic 6ouIt Ereiic
murOcn bcfonntlitb bon Der @ittmt
ocs pcritorbcncn Gbicogocr 9roucr3
gcitiftCt. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
,Snrnucrciu GurruGrts."

40. jGbrlidcs Sdlantnrneu in Der
g%crcinsbaac am Mittupd, Den %.
Npril. Mitslicbcr nub lire wcrtbcu
Samcn iinb ircnnblid)it cingclaocn.
Qt9-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
uGarmpnic Gafc,"

Nr. Ala, @cits6 agrttc'S trakc, Garl
SdmiSt, Smbabcr. @hr5bnraer Sof.
bran friid am 5api. Sinrrs, Sumpers
q la carte. Seben Samitas Nbeno
Srci.Gousert. Qlpril1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Bitter ppn &rcd)ciicn.

~NlN'NNh bNAIpll|ltNh OHt ,)Nlt NlilN "
Sbcil BON Noromcit 9%ultinlorr.
Gin Neacr bcinobc obgcfoBt.
Die EoIi5ci rotbloa. - SIM
Mtonn luod)tcn u10 bicltcn nuG)
0icbcn llnlldul. - &crbaitun0
borgenommcn.
Gin ucrlucgcnCr Ginbrcd)er trcibt
gcgcnmurtig I'M nOr0lpcltlid)cn Sto0t-
tbcilc icin llnmeicn. 0criclbc iubtc
bis jcbt nit &orlicbc @obnun9cn t.
Der Nohborihoit Scr Wtprtle = Np2.
mo Nolpbinltrobc unO &orlcmtNpc.
hcInl. 9ctrudrtlidc llnruhc hcrrldlt
lUntcr matd)cn &clltcn icncr 8cgcnO,
melt Der Gicb bis ictt nod nid)t cr-
iUiidt mor0en lit.
Cen letter. Gicbitobl nubm Cr III
Scr Mobnmg bon @rn. SCnrD q.
S0mcr, Nr. Si2, Nurlenl 3 Nucnllc,
Dor. MGbrcno TruI H0mcr uuf III
rcr Soustreppc itono, b0rtc tic Ell
0crGuid I'M 0oltie, 1Ioltbtc ieoodl
ouB 0oIieIbe pom YSin0 berriibrtc, els
tic ouS @erGltld) SIM 5"lucitcn WIole
b0rtc, bcgob lie it'd III 0u9 &uuS, I'M
ill lbrcm GntieBcn cinCn 9tcger aus
Dem 3lueitcn Stpdlucrtc bcrobtpni.
men ST iehcn. Ser Ginhrillglin9 CT,
grill ole Nludt. iu0cm er ourd) Die
Nintcrtbilre binuIIa ourdl ocl Sol
roltnl ucrlhluml0l nn0 ohldun Sroll
Stngcmonn, cine Nodbnrin, mCld)c
0cn Sllldltocrludl lab, r0nntc Dem
9tcger cine Strefc lpClt nod, bis
ocrlcIbc iibcr cincm 3auut Der.
ihmnn0. Gic Noli5Ci bate ihon
lGn9lt Don ocn piclcn GicbitGblcu III
ic1cr @cgcn0 acnntntB crbnltCn llno
bier Wannl mnrcr obcommon0irt, nm
oltf Die 0iebe nllf5upoiicn.
8citern Nbcuo mllr0c Ser NcJCr
Wtorriion Bacon ultf 0en&crooft bin
pcrboitct, 0ic ucridicoencn 0icbitGbi2
%bc1angen 5lt babcn.
Sl1 DER MohmtnQ bon Srll. Sen y
Y. Siircr erbclttcte ser Gich 0rcil;Cs
montringc I'M @crtbc bon 500 unO
So IN 9ourQcIo.
6rnu Sbomoa e. Nuiiunl BON ~.
100, GolphinitroBc, murOc cine $50.
9iotc mo Elm Yortcmonnoic gcItoh-
len.
Sn Der Nobmung bon Grou &.
WtnrburU, Nr. S31, @orlcm Npc,,
crbcltctc ocricIbc Gicb cine 0oloenc
llbr unO &lcihungSitiidc.
Gic @obmmg bon 6rou VI. Scot3,
Or. 1856, Wtprtlc glncnltc, lpuroC
5lpci Wiul BON ben Ginbrcd)crn bcim.
qcluft, oodl mar ibre SclttC mir o.
ring.
Nlld, Der Nohnlrng BON Srol Nnll
No. Goifin 9tr. 10, Sorlem- NucnrC.
ltottetcn Die Ginbrehcr eillcn SCllld,
ub, mo mrr0ci peri6cuht.
; 4. : - =. a a, On
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
-2O)

9~oiebdlL. - Sn Der ncuntclt
SHINING perIorcn bic Orioles" ooS
9eItrigc Spiel an Buffalo. Ger@lon}.
punft bcS GontciteS mnr Cit Some
RIM" ben SOIL mohtc unb ooblrd)
eincn Hn5iIg 0cluonrl, Den cine biciiNe
Shnciberiirmo iiir cine ocrortiqe &ci-
Itung nltsgeicbt botir. 0iciclbcu
Clubs lpiclcn bclltc micbcr:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

Grei iir Sinner, Gle
Tcronitoltcr Der Stulptur' AusItcG'
hung in ser @oiicnbollc Ges .. &c0i-
mentS bobCn geitern ongcfilnoigt.
ooB bis 5ltnl Sdlllb Der ausitcIluilg
morNcn Abcno ole &inbcr ireicn SIT
tritt boben. @epiB luiro Oicic 9cnc-
role Gon5ciiion piel bo3u beitrogcn,
ocn @eiuh Dor SbpreSi6lub ser NuS.
itcllnp mric1tlit 81 beben. In,
WouIog Abeno mar ndmlid) Der BE
iltd) nid)t 10 5ablreid, lpie mon lid
oeniclben aPluiinift botte. Go9cgen
lit cine Sobcue iiber Die 3abl Ser pc.
itfer mo ser pcrfaitftcn aotoIogc
ipubrcnh Der porbergeberiocn Gage
bon Sntcrriic. Sicr foIgt biciclbe:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

Niii Teronloiiung Scr federation
Of 2abor" bot Staotprofurntor Bruce
ein 8utobten obgege6eh Dab, Oa lid)
Die 2obnirage bon Sonoperfern IN
3ienItcn Der peribiebcncn it1otiiden
Geeortemciits nod Der God)fruge
riftei, ein beItinlmter 2obnias
bober niht ieitaeiteat perbcn fann.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-15
HOLD SPIRITED MEETING
Indiana Harbor Republicans
Have a Big Turn Out
Last Night.

Indiana Harbor. Aug 15.-(Speciall-
An enthusiastic republican meeting was
held last night in Ferdinand Ketzik's
hall at 3517 Cedar street The hall was
crowded about 200 being present. Mr..
| L. Gould of Indianapolis, was the
fist speaker and addressed the meet
ing in Romanish. Mr.. Gould was fol-
lowed by John Campian, who has
charge of the foreign exchange de-
partment of the Indiana Harbor State
bank, and Mr.. Campian spoke in both
the Romanian and Hungarian lam
guages. After Mr.. Campian had fin
ished Mr.. Demeter Nickulescu took the
platform and he also spoke in Roman
ish. George Mirkov, foreign exchange
clerk for Chas. z. Fowler, discussed in
Servian and Ferdinand Ketzik in Slav-
| ish. Father Vaslie Mihelten, pastor Of
the Greek Orthodox church, was present
and responded when called on with
fiery political speech in the Romanish
tongue. The only English speaker
present was Mr.. NJ. L. Clawson of In
dianapolis.
The meeting was presided over by Mr.
j Gould. After the speaking was over
a republican Romanish club was formed
with Father Mihellin as president.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-15
BOTH DEMOCRATS AND
REPUBLICANS ARE BUSY
Work of Reorganization is Going Throughout the
State and Both Parties Express the
Greatest Confidence

for the Kern notification on Aug. Is
This is to be a big event. The pres
ence of Bryan is calculated to draw
crowds from every corner of the state.
1t is announced that there will be no
parade or street demonstration but that
a night meeting may be held at HON.
noon meeting is too great for the COLI
scum at the fair ground. The pro-
gram will be simple, containing
speeches by only Bryan and Kern.
Cimmittees have been appointed and
these include the flower of the democ-
racy of the State Most of the COM
mitteemen are from indianapolis. but
the list includes such we'll known
names as James f. Barrett, Judge AL
len collars, Sam Foster and Henry Col
erick, of Fl. Wayne; John B. Stoll and
B. F. Snively, of South Bend; Harry
Logan. Plymouth; Dan Beckham, Gosh
en-; Thomas ]. Study, Richmond; L. Ert
Slack, Franklin; Robert Miers, Bloom
ington; Sam Murdoch, Lafayette; Sam
uel NJ. Ralston, lebanon Major Man
zies NJ. Vernon; Judge Robinson, Spen-
Ger, Congressman Zenor Corydon
Chas. L. Jewett. New Albany; DR. +. A.
Bolser. Newcastle; Lawrence Becker,
Hammond; John E. Lamb, Terre Haute;
etc.
Details of the program will not be
worked out until Mr. Kern returns from
Lincoln, where he attended the Bryan
notification yesterday, and infarms the
committee of his and Mr.. Bryan's de-
sires.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-15
TRA|NMAN'S BAD LUCK
Grew Whose Train Killed
Arthur McGregor Runs
Over Another Man.

East Chicago, Ind, Aug. 15-(SpeciaD
Jess Mankin and John Golding. the
conductor and engineer of the train
that killed Arthur McGregor. Thursday
morning. had the misfortune to run
over a boy in the afternoon of the
same day After the accident in the
morning they finished making up their
train and made the run to Holman and
Robey streets, Chicago. They then
started back with a train of about 6S
cars and when near the B. & Q. cross
ing at Seventy fifth street, Mr. Mankin.
who was in the cupola of the caboose
notice a boy with horror depicted on
his face pointing to something under
the train. The conductor looked back
when the caboose passed the spot
where the boy stood and saw the body
of a boy lying on the track. The train
was stopped and inquiry developed the
fact that the boys name was Fred
Pelen and that he had been Tipping cars
and missed his footing, falling under
the train.
The proper authorities were at once
notified and when they arrived the train
continued on to East Chicago.
Mr.. Mankin said yesterday that in
his SO years experience as a conductor
Thursday was the first time he had ever
been compelled TO make out reports for
two distinct fatalities in one day.
The train crew went to Hammond
yesterday to attend the McGregor in
quest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-15
TRIAL HAS FINE POINTS
Shelby Saloonkeeper Hailed
Before Judge Nicholson
at Crown Point.

Crown Point, Ind, Aug. 15.-(Spe-
cial To-day. in Judge Nicholsons and
Judge Coleman's courts here, the ques-
ton as to whether James Doty, a
loonkeeper of Shelby, will be allowed
TO continue in business, his license
revoked, or a fine imposed. will be set
tied. On change of venue from Judge
Woodcock's court at Lowell the Crown
Point courts were given jurisdiction
over the case. The charges against
Doty are selling liquor on Sunday,
which will be thrashed out in Judge
Nicholson's court, and selling liquor TO
minors. on which point and question
Judge Coleman Will render his decision.
Attorney Dwyer of Lowell will prose-
cute the cases with Attorney Bremen
retained as counsel, and Attorney Bel
shaw of Lowell win probably defend
Doty. 1t is said that Doty has been
convicted once in the past on a similar
charge and that a strong case will be
presented against him today, as the
prosecution has ample evidence to con-
vict. The case is being watched with
much interest by residents in the south
end of the county and Doty's convic-
ton will probably mean the prosecu-
ton of other saloonkeepers in the south
county district who are guilty of a like
offense.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-15

Crown Point, Ind, Aug. 15.-(Spe-
cial. )s-Crown Point is already filling
with strangers to get concessions, etc,
at the jubilee fair next week, and
it is a safe bet that there are one or
two "sharpers" in the crowd. There
is no outward evidence of it beyond
a sleek and oily appearance of one or
two of the visitors, but one can readily
imagine their hip pocket bullying out
with three little walnut shells. or their
vest pocket containing that necessary
little pamphlet on the How of the Con-
fdence Game"
Warning to the Unwary.
1t is not necessary to admonish IN
telligent readers to beware of the
something for nothing" man, but
little preachment given to your neigh
bor who hikes across to your house 70
borrow THE TIMES for minute" will
nrobablv not come amiss as they are
tbe people who are generally so much
behind the Times" that the penny
they begrudge for daily paper usually
goes into the Golfers of the man with
the gold brick" So. dear would be
reader. IL the man with the three wal
nut shells and the elusive little pea
happens to catch your eve and you are
sure you can beat his little game. do