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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
COMFORTING WORDS
Many a Hammond House
hold Will Find
Them So.

To have the pains and aches Of a bad
back removed; to be entirely free, from
annoying. dangerous urinary dis
orders is enough to make any kidney
sufferer grateful. To tell how this
great change can be brought about
will prove comforting words to hum
dreds of Hammond readers.
E. S. Stevens. of 1853 Morton court,
Hammond, Ind, says:
i suffered terribly from pain in the
back and disorder of the kidneys. IE
the morning I would be so stiff and
lame that I could hardly crawl out of
bed. and to lace my shoes was almost
an impossibility. I did not rest well
at night for two causes. First, on ac-
count of the frequent action of the
kidneys, second, because of the pain
In my back and loins. I was in this
condition when Doan's Kidney Pills
were brought to my attention, and
concluding to try them 1 procured a
box. The benefit received from the
use of this box was more than I have
obtained from all the other remedies
put together. All the disagreeable
symptoms were considerably lessened.
and after using the contents of ave
boxes. disappeared entirely. I am now
in good health. have a strong back and
am able to stoop or life without any
Inconvenience. My kidneys are also in
healthy condition, the secretions be-
ing normal and regular and free from
sediment I am grateful to Doan's
Kidney Pills and highly recommend
them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Millburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
EAST CHICAGO MAN TO
DESIGN MILL ROLLS.
Thomas Coggins of Magoun Avenue
VIII go to RObertsdaIe, Where
New Plant Is Under
Construction.
Especial to THE T1MEs.l

East Chicago, Ind, Dec. 11.-Thomas
Coggins of Magoun avenue has been
engaged to design the rolls of the Riv-
erdale Iron and Steel Company at Riv-
dale. Ill. The concern Is a young one,
and expects to open its mill by Jan. l..
Mr.. Coggins' selection is a worthy one,
he having designed some of the best
mill roofs in this section of the country.
Among his past labors were the de-
sign work on the Republic and Inter
state mills, in the early operation of
which he was a well known figure.
Mr.. Coggins will maintain his home in
this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
WATER SUPPLY IMPROVING.
SAY HEALTH OFFICIALS.
DIR. A. G.. SchIelzer of East Chicago
Receives Good News in Con-
ference with State Board.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

East Chicago Ind. Dec 11.-When
DR.. A G. schleiker was in indianapolis
about a week ago he conferred with
r. N Hurry of the state board of
health regarding .the water conditions
of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor
AS a result, Mr.. Hurry requested the
local physician to send samples of the
drinking water of East Chicago to the
state laboratories. This was done, and
tests which have been made show that
the drinking water, while still unclean
is much better than it has been for
many months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
Owls to Meet.

Mrs. Zeiler entertained number of
friends Tuesday evening in honor of
Private Elmer Antonison, who is spend
ing a few days in East Chicago, as
guest at her home. Antonisen is sta
toned at the artillery. Preside, in San
Francisco, Cal.-battery F. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in CONVERSE
ton and games, after which the hostess
served an excellent luncheon. Among
those present were Messrs. John Grun-
merit, Henry Kuder, William F. Martz,
Walter Witzke of East Chicago. Messrs.
Messrs. John Sandal and Martin An
tonisen and Miss Minnie Antonisen of
South Chicago, and the Misses Margaret
Spilger, Elsie Dell, Tillie Dell and Lena
Reimers of East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
Bazaar Bids Fair To Be Success

Everything bids fair for the bazaar
for the public library benefit at the
court house tonight to be a huge sue
cess. and no doubt a good sum will
be realized from the sale of the do
mated articles. The proceeds will be
used in buying new. books for the IL
brary. The committee has worked
hard and faithfully and have met with
splendid help and support in their eff
forts by Crown Point people, IN the
way of money and donations of handi-
work. Don't fail to attend and by
purchasing the articles already donated,
helps in purchasing new books for
Crown Points one free public institu-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
HESSVILIsE.

Frank Hess of Hammondrwas a Hess
vile visitor yesterday.
Miss Susan Kikkert of Griffith was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Schoon, here yesterday.
Mrs. James vanes and father. Mr.
Muckett, went to Hammond yesterday
to consult doctor regarding Mr.
Muckett's health.
Mrs. A. j. Corbridge and w. ]. Cor
BRIDGE of Chicago visited at the home
of r. H. Wiggenton here yesterday
Mrs. Fred Hopp is recovering from
severals days illness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
CLARK STATION.

Mrs. F. Behn and Mrs. A. Virus were
transacting business at South Chica-
go yesterday
Mr.. William Osterman returned here
after a few days visit at Blue Island.
Mrs. R. Uhlman visited with her par
ents at Chicago.
Mr. Harry Higgins was a Gary WIS.,
itor yesterday.
Mrs. r. Muck spent yesterday after
noon at South Chicago. 1t is. supposed
that Mr. r. Muck may return here to-
morrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
WHITING NEWS


The annual election of officers of the
K. o. T. NJ. was held in the lodge
rooms in the Fischrupp building. at
which the following members were
elected:
Past communicable Matthias.
ommander-William Walker. Sr.
Lieutenant commander-Harry Gold
en-.
Record keeper-George Winslow.
Finance keeper-William Emmel.
Chaplain-James Hays.
Sergeant-Cal Mcclellan.
The installation of these officers will
be held in January.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
STIEGLITZ PARK.

Several young ladies of Stieglitz Park
attended the farmers dance" in East
Chicago
John Moxshinyok of Stieglitz Park
made business trip to Whiting yes
terday.
Henry c. Moldruski of Stieglitz Park
Park is employed in the Lion store of
Hammond as clerk.
Patrick German of Stieglitz Park
made business trip to Chicago yes
terday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
DR.. SCHLICKER APPOINTED
COMPANY'S PHYSICIAN.
Territory from Gary to Hammond Al
lotted to East Chicagoan on
c., l.. s. g S. b.
Especial to THE TINES

7 81
East Chicago, Ind, Dec. 11-Dr. A.
G Schleiker of this city yesterday re-
ceived his appointment as surgeon and
hpysician for the new c., L. S. & S. B.
line, with a territory reaching from
Gary to Hammond over their system.
His territory also includes Indiana
Harbor injuries. The appointment was
made by DR.. Montgomery, chief physi-
clan of the road. whose headquarters
are al South Bend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
stanns and Sentiment.

A monument to Burns has been
erected by the people of Scotland be
side the aud kirk, where his father
was buried, about half mile from the
cottage 1t is an ugly affair, and the
interior is given up to selling post
cards A thriving business is done by
the postmaster here.-Boston Herald.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
ITINERANT PREACHER IS
KNOWN IN LAKE COUNTY.
James sharp, Alias adam God, Made
Several Trips Through Crown Point

It is said that James Sharp. other
wise known as Adam God, the
preacher, who figured IN the recent gun
play and murder at Kansas City, Mo-,
in which he was also fatally injured
for resisting an officer. has made sew
eral excursions through Lake county in
times past. If not the same man. one
answering the title of Adam God has
propounded his doctrines on Lake
county street corner in the past.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
Epworth League Elects Officers.

The Epworth League of the Method
list church met Wednesday evening at
the home of Miss Florence Lee of Ohio
avenue, at which the annual election of
officers was held
Those elected for the ensuing year
are as follows:
President-Edward ]. Evans
First vice president-Bessie NJ Tan
ner.
Second vice president-Mabel OHara.
Third vice president-Goldie Jenkins.
Fourth vice president-Mrs. D. H
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
Unclaimed Mail.

The list of letters remaining in the
Crown Point postoffiee for the week
ending Dec. 5. 1908. as as follows: Mr..
Nick Burge. Mrs. Elizabeth Berg, Sup
erintendent Conkling. Mr.. George F..
Cline go, Philip Molinre, and l. Perry.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
Telephone Operator Is III.

Miss Margaret Ward, chief operator
at the Chicago Telephone office in
Hammond, Is confined to her home in
Fred street by illness.
Miss Ward has not been able to re-
turn to work since returning from
Minneapolis, MINI. where she was
called by the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Spranger.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
Patents Granted Indianians.

Washington. Dec. 1o.-Patents issued
to Indianians follow: ]. B. Barnes. FIT
Wayne, vehicle wheel; G. E. Fariss,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-22

iie ibren1 8ater erflart botterl; BOP
lie am %. Sftober auf Dem Hoitomr
40 gemeien Jet, ulo man ibr eine:t
8rief iibergeben batte, Der, mie lie
bebauptet, nidts als Elm hummer
Sber5 bes Sdreibers mar. Sic ba=
be tim iofort berbrannt.
Son unlerem Serbor babe id) nod
81 mel0en, ouB ouf Die an Serrn
Stangerion geri6tete Sroge oes
Observation-Disclosures nod ben nj
beren ltmItanoen, inter oenen iei@
ne So6ter am 20. Sftober, Dem Sa=
ge oes 8erluites Der 9onotolhe, nod
Goris gefabren lei er5ablt muroe,
Tie babe iib III 9egleitung bes
Serrn Gobert 9or5ac in Die So1pt-
ffaot 6egeben, uno oieier babe lidj
BON Dem Monlent an bis 5u Dem Go-
ge nod Dem 8erbre6en nidt mieoer
auf DEM Sdlolie ieben lalien. Ser
llmltano, bob Serr &obert 9or5oc
an Der Seite Sraulein Stangeripns
i'm 2ounre gepeien tit, ols los
Saib6en peri6manb, fonnte riGf
unbemerft bleiben lnb feiielte IN bo-
benz @raoe uni ere @uf merflamfett.
(TortieBnng foIgt.)
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Wrmmbeiaentnms uebertraamnae,r.

S. q. 8alnee an 8. q. Hamitetter,
@runoitid an Der Naion nnb Hoeers
Ctr; $1250.
Charles Simmang lr. nnb Sran on
yfarim 90. gripin, @runoitiid an Der
Nberue g, $2650.
Cigar Sdramm an Weld]ior 5oblt
90 Mder 2ano; $4,000.
6. 81. Noa an Gan Mntonio & Mrniis
las Yab Hailipan Tompanb. @rufloiriide
i'll Ban Maub; $75.
Charles u. 8ibl an 0enrn urlo Che
refn Henfen, @rnnbftiide an Der Nuia
Strabe, Der Srancis StraBe unb Der
Mlitn Gtrabe; $1400.
Charles q. 8ibI an ). s.. 3eims
@runoitiife on Der Delgaoo Strabc,
Der Qope5 Strabe uno Der guis StraBe
5000.
Soiepm 3entner an s. Bling, @riuros
it'd i'm neuen gitbeglof 1882; $275.
Street Stealth gompann an Sermor
W9oiel, @runoitide in Der greit6olnte
Gobition; $500.
@rnft 9iebrnann an 9enrb Srieiens
hahn. 1902 Mder Qanb; $4,000.
s. Comics ON 8. 9roatner une afs
Strabe uno @afbinston Flace; $500.
Sohn Treb uno Sral m 9enrb Strus
be, 268 Nder 2an0; $11 600.
S. 6. Qnuitaltnau nnb S. g. Mcgpb
III 6ranf S6aefer, @rltnbitiide I'M Chi
ban Harf; $75.
Charles grotp oil q. 5. @reiner,
@runpftiid in Der 2afunoale Mbbition,
$3.50.
u. S. 8reiner an Charles grolr,
@rnnoftiid in Der 9nfunoaIe Nbbitior,
$3.50.
George Ebomas nnb Srau an Sreoez
rid @eubel. @runbftiid an Der Soiep3ine
Ctr; $3.50.
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Sofales.
Observation-Disclosures.

CUR 8erleiung fam EN- S6reiben
bes Boliaeidefs @u1tap Mauermanll,
in melhem er feline yteiignotion orl-
6eiet. Mapor Gaaagban bemerfte.
baB oieler S1ritt bes Serrn Mouer-
mann fir i'm cine politdnbige lie
berrai6une lei. Mauermann bat
iid Iber Die 8emeggriiuoe fir Die
Nieoerlesung ieines amtes nidt aus.
geipro6en.) Ser Wopor fiinoigte
en-, oaB er oen Miiiiteut-Sngenieur
S. 6. @a1l Giper entloiien babe, ca
in Dem Sngenieur=9 9 partement Hei=
bereien ullb Streitigfeiten 5miId)en
oen Mngeitellten entitanoen, bercfl
Saupturbeber San Slipper eeipelen
iein ioa. Ser StraBenfommiiidr
miro aneerpieiei, eine Hlatform nno
einen 3oun gu entfernen, Die Bic
0oroieitq BON Mortin StraBe, api=
iben 8roipect StraBe uno Dem SlltS
periperren. Ser &oitenani6lag fir
Die Macabamifierung Der BOTS
b'Mre StraBe lautet auf $1024.41,
Der Sberioan StraBe ouf $1575.80,
Der Nprtb gomal StraBe ouf $1132.s
80. Mit Der ySoutbern Steel Cont
ponp" muroe ein &ontraft fir oie
2ieferung bon adt nelten 3elen fir
oas Staotgefangnis gum Hreiie BON
$2275 abgeihloiien. Der Wonor
miro autoriiiert, Die Stdnoe in Ser
Warftbaae ouf meitere 5pei Sabre
5u nerpadten. @egen 8rooea's
Blumbing Sroinan5 proteitieren ole
Hlnmber-6irmel bis auf 5nei uuo
fait ale Ylitmber- @rbeiter. MuG)
2ofmooo legte einen ibarfen 4sro-
teit Elm unb befiirportete, baB Sic
auBerlt midtiee MaBregel erit eriilla-
li6 ernogen uno BON einem Sod
mann gepriift iperben Iolte, che
iie angenommen miro. Hihter ibloB
fib ieinen gripdgungen an, ooh err
gob Ser Mntrag Stimmengleibbeif
moranf Der Mapor gegen ben Mn=
trag enti1ieb. Die Sroinan5 MUIR
De Johann nit einigen Mmenoeme,tts
angenommen.
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NI[erIei
SIN Sitter bon SO Sabren itarb
go. Qo1rath.

SIN Sitter bon SO Sabren itarb
go. @olratb.
90 mir auf S9nee per5idten
miiiien, iin6 mir nit flarem, falten
@etter 5ufrieoen. nno bas baben
mir. Gin @etter eeraoeou local.
6riih am Morgen nno am Mbsno
uno mabreno bes Cages mdBig fibf.
% laBt iih ihon @eibnahten feierr.
SSn Der StaotboQe lit cine
&ebolution ausgebrohen, Die abcr
in Der befanlten @eiie oes Mapor
gaaagban ihnen unteroriidt miro.
Gins lit iider, Mebengotter
fam Wapor Goaagban niht ber-
tragen.
0as itarf ausgeprdgte Selbit=
betuuBtlein unieres MaDors bat iid)
mie6er einmal gu erfenl1en gegeben.
Seine HaroIe lit :@er nid)t fir mid
lit. 1T nioer MIDI"
Son Der SnternationaI 9eep5
eompanp in Seem Oorf erbielten mir
v@artenlaube $. 48.
Or. Surg, unier Staot-
ar5t, bat feline Office mad Dem Gpn-
rop @ebai1oe auf Der Mlamo BIa5u,
neben Dem Sosfeiden Store, per-
legt.
Nod ben offi5ielen Mnfitelltn-
gen bat 8erar gountp in Ser leb-
ten @abl 3770 Stimmen fir 8rpait
uno 1920 fir Saft abgeeeben, fer
ner 3075 fir Campbell uno 1925
fir Simpion.
Der Gan antonio 9eutlder
Wdnnerbor peranitaltet am Sreitaa
abeno cine groBe @eibnadtsfeier nit
gbriitbalm- geideerung nno Sans In
Der Miiiionsgarten-Sa Ie. Sim iel-
ben @beno finoet auh bic @eil-
nabtsfeier oes geetboDen Wdnner-
DIOR itatt uno ont Samitag abc1o
giebt Die gaiino-@ efeaidaft lire
MISUNDERSTANDING
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Fine vorteiIbafte Offerte.
9as biui8itc Gath TIM
Marfte.

80 Scftionen 2anb - Is smiam.
m%cnbamsemb, 10 suiammenbGngeno
nnb 4 ieparat = in Gl Yaio COUNTY,
maize Bel Der StaSt @anburn unb in
geringer Gntfernmng BON Der giien-
balm fiab gum Ereiie BON So per
Ider ST bcrfamfen ODER iueroen gegen
cinseridtete Tarm obcr Stabtcisen-
ttm amgetanidt.
8nte giebsegeab; quite Silbermi.
men in Der Nahe.
Nadj5mfrasen in Der Office Der
6reien Hrefie fir Scras.
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9iuei 6asronuaoen.

@s 1T betunnt, buB Die @ascogner.
Elm @0lfbsn i'm 9iiben Sranfrei98,
po3l W1utb. aber au9 oieG gbarta7ie
unb MiB beliben. 60 ipaten einmal
3ipet @ascosner in Gtrett gerat6en uno
6ef9loKen, iiA gu ouetlissn. 2tuf Gem
@eQe gum 8eb0f3. po Ser 3pei.ampf
ftattfinHen foIte. purben feiten5 Ser
@efunbanten Gle Nnftrengungen ges
ma4t, Die beioen gsgner gu perF56nsn
aber peysefens. 8efor0er5 o3r e:1t
TtieB ~fprtipGbreno Die @ro6ung aus.
fdB ct riht eher ruben pcroe, als fi5
fem Mi6erTd0er auF Dem plate geg iez
ben fei. Qm Grt ongefommen, 5og {;
ieinen 9esen, TteQte fiG fampfbesei:
auf uno REF f~einern 6eiabe gu: oWo6.s
psrfallben, mir fdmffen beioe 10 tanoe,
big elmer DON uns cuff Dem 9'obe
blei6t," Ser anoere ertqioerte: nNbge-
madt!" nDann 1T. aGes In %
nung," Ta9te Der erie Selo. rblet5e gl
GA; i'd ge6e meiner Wege!" -
3nei niirhigs Gasco9ner battsn fG
ldngere Set ni9t geieben uno marin
9o4srfreut, chamber 5ufGlig in einem
Safe su %treffen. Die p5antafie ser
bsioen bate in3pif9en Gil 2ebbaftig
felt nidts bertnren. Der cine er3Ghtte.
er fohe 81 6uufe eincn Nein. Der mn
0eTens Ieine eco Sabre at lei. GeiR
5reuno foGs i'm oo@ balb befu9ea lno
fid ron Der gortrefflidfsit bes De;aes
iiber5eueen. Der Greuno fteQts iidl
oenn au6 Elm. DIS fie nun fhon eini9e
Slai6en geteeyt botten, Io9ts Ser Cat
nMetn thelrer 5reunb, 9etn Mein bier
i9medt t6atld4li4 gan8 famos, un9
i9 min IS Sir germ slaufen, oaB er
minbeItsns feline 200 Sa1ce ait it.
Wenn OH aber eine no9 piel Glte2t
Marfe trinfen niGft, 10 beiude MID
Sd babe ndmli9 flr5lt9 einen Mein
g%efauft, ben nan i'm &eGer elmer alten
Burg aufgefunoen bate uno Der BORT
iGon 70 histe Sabre rubts, oab Oie llne
teren Blaf6en pGbrenb bes langen 2a>
germs our9 oas Gepi9t Der oarauftte=
genoen b~ouitdnoig -platt georiidt
tparen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-22

9ie s ib1er Der Snfetz
t iino 5uglei9 au9 &ie9organe,
uno 3par lic9t Der Sip Der @eru9sz
tpa9rnehnung porlpiegeno in Der fnols
leaf6rmigsn @nf9pequng Der @siBeln.
9ie @usfubr bes pegen fei=
ner oQr@ eage Sabresringe beOtngten
DtGtigteit teIonpers geT9dbten nors
pegtfGe1 @~a6eI4oI5es ii6er's M}eer
rei6t i'll bic 8Iiit6s3eit Der Sanfo 3tz
rid,
nit benz @ort. 9dter"
be5ei0net Ter Norpeger cine Germ
bite. gtnes Der iG0niten &ergt6aler
be5 lQoliGen RorpegeRs fiibrt infolge
Der bielea boTelbit portomnenben
Senn9itten ben Numen @Gtersool.
Die men 9Gi9en Gum
6au4en tdgli9 an &oblentoff
cine 4uantitdt aus, pel9e, perpiGtet,
einen &oblentlumpen pon elmer bolben
Sonne @eptdt oarItefen piirbe.
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0en peni g # @ei3en
unter ben bieie 5ru4t o%usfabrenben
GdnOern erpottiren Gbile unb Sers
bien. Sinfi6tIi9 Der Quantitdt bes
ms @usIanb perf9idten @ei3e1s
tommt mad ben Der. Staaten &uBz
Lamb. So foIgt bann 4rgentinien.
de Tor6er 6o=
ben ouf @runb iorgfdltigiter 8eobn8s
tun9en unO 0}e6unget ousgere4net,
bob an Der &iiIte pon 9olbcrneB, Der
fru4tbarften 9aIbinfel @roBbritan<
MEMS, bos Mleer aqjdbrli9 niGt peutz
ger als 1,904,194 Spnnsn 9anbes
perf9linet.
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gerIanst

miro Elm Mdo6en, oos foden ulro
Die Sausarbeit beiorgen fam. aeia
8aiden. Gutter 2obn. antritt iofort.
Nad3ufrugen bel
Sran hilbert Stebes,
go. 504 Sing 8illiam StroBe.
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Seine @rt BON MaBigfeit lit 10
perbreitet mie Die WittelmoBigfeit.
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@orbereitnmsen fir @ei6na6tca.

Salb MATT iid MN bas @e:1nahtsfef,
SIM sansen Sabr bas MlerheItr,
@p bet iif benfet Sebermamm,
&te Ano'ren Srerb CT MAIDEN fam.
Ser &ater benft an ietren Spbn.
u@as fanff td meinem @tGie idpn?"
Ste Waltter Dft fi6 iel6er fragt,
Was tDrer SatnD tppgl bebagt!
Der liebe Snfel betft bei i'd:
uSas gebt ing @elb ia fitrflterlif.
ODD tueiB CT, bai; es ielbit i'm frGnft,
SteE er ben 9teffer unbeidenft.
Ole Santen niifen es ia aud),
Was itberaa Der Northumberland,
ltno f1tdbem aus5nfin6en, mas
Scr liebe 9tidte mp6l maftt Spas.
User germ nit eigemem G5mnet praIIt,
Ser b1felt, iftdt, iGgt p0cr malt,
Mnf iebr beltebt tit bent babel
Sic nete &mnit: S%ranbmalerei.
Sp lit in bteier @eiGnafJts5ett
Snm 0eben Sehermann bereit,
Nnr ber tit t~ratrtg, INT Der Sat,
Ser Mtertano SIT beidenfen bat.
81 lang nod Der Gmpfamgcr Sinh
Die 0a6en letht SIT finben iimb,
Odd iuirh CT alter, lit pit febr
Sas &iftigc SIT ftnben idtuer.
Gin Seher jett,, uetf ib beiimn1t
0ern gntcn Stat tn aniprud nintrtt,
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
NIAGARA FALLS
SENDS CONTRACT
TO ARMSTRONG
Youngster Who Is Working Out
with Tigers May Join
New York Team.
BY BERT DODGE.

From Niagara Falls CONS the inter-
esting information that Charley Arm
strong, who has been working with the
Tigers, has signed a contract with the
team that represents Niagara Falls in
the four-club international League.
Manager William Murray, of the
Niagara Falls club, who acted as secre-
tary and treasurer for the defunct At
lantic League club in this city last year,
gave out the information to the effect
that he had secured Armstrong. mas
much as Armstrong played with the
local Atlantic Leaguers last season,
Murray would naturally be in a position
to influence him.
AS Armstrong has been doing good
work with the Newarks he seems to
have a fair chance of getting a regular
berth with some Eastern League team,
IL Stallings does not find room for him,
1t appears rather strange that he
snould have concluded to go with the
Internationals. Armstrong seems to
have plenty of confidence, and there is
no doubt that he believes that he can
make good in fast company. 1t may
be that he has his route MAPPED out.
and that the way out of the bush for
MIN lis via Niagara Falls.