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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02
QOtales.

-. .9olIStInt" uuo sMlncnrl nno
aanias 6arMtr" BEIGE 81. pr Sohr.
--3omattd Samen gu babtn bel
4, :, 6t6isl. 81.
--etnm 0uitu luuatn &uIItn Su aa'
ben bti 1Obu 6tnnoJaIo.
-gen DC yluvittttn l'pt NIB, aibi
s IN oititm 9abyt Chi III Wth9r.
-Nniru @ar uno ncilcn 5hmritcr
Wlaria wartn ant Sornta0 tIclGt BE-
iuaer,
-Sthitl mo NIltm,ltr babtn To-
ebtn tins NuswohI utuu Iantnbdte
srb0Iteu.
-gm Snattau9 btiubet hh isit
.Sonntas lu giuh ,tlnts SluHtts
lnton IN llniNn.
--6ote!irr ". 8. @manNptr mahit
GOnniaa tiun Ntfttr nab 0c,Ib
tOWn ano Nt9ulr.
-0eneyn psr,naott bic 6Itml 90tt.
ncr uno lu'dtnbon cine eorldturl
RnoU,eb uHN StlpsIue.
--Irau z. u. NowIts uuo 2pdtr'
bsiuditn Sntt Irkttr gpphe ben 8dl'
ten uno Batter III Yum.
--0ptw. Stimtb Wudtrmunh uno
sos. y. Yttwtdt pcu vlna poNt;tcn
am GItuiiaa bicrourt auf BEN @eQs
udd SoelBtOwn.
-,;raN Wlutnt Wlctmaun su
Wnibinatcu. NO. Die Itultrc Hclt
ihmer traui mar. IL ou otm spcAc
Der YsntumN. ,w 50.
Ger &smdyO:9biIot boIis aehrru
itinsn Srbn %rruarb !. pon St
lbomos, mo bieIer ltintu VcbrCricr'
min bttno;i. nab S0ult.
sos. 3smmsr uuO Nnirn eedi
mann idatn aui Der 6arm ors EuirIu
gpeisopri @Orto2 ilt eln ntues
Woanbahs ptIdts Strr Sp'tpt
SpmiB aui isinsr darm ertlhisn
piro.
-ene OnNtnsbms llebtrra'tunl
nuros am Sonutne Der bohbeiabtltr
6rau Sobunun WeIlts Die All or,ltm
5ape ibren 70ten yrbnriSias ietrrt'
,u 3btil inofm SrNOsr. aiuoct, ehtsl
linb 6rtuubt lie bsiuht,n nno bealiid'
pdnihisn. Inter anoertm tpnrrn on
mtisnp Suotr unb Snwdasrin Scr,
unb Srau @ilbtlm Shburtr uuu
dr,bura. SObn unO Sawitasttp1t'l
Serr uho 6ruu Ssrndrb Ntl'es uoH
aOslbtOipn. eamisattiobr. aot;e'
ufb enttl bic camille permarn 9einl
tslmann poa @atosui!ls. Senru 8e'
iisrmann unb Satin. Strt unb 6rau
Sispban &intrImunn unb 6ruu Ral
rid Rtlies bon bier. 8iau Wtllfi
pphai bel Der damilit ihtts iinafsr
Spbnss @ciilrisb aIf bet farm uas
IA bti ibrsm hetsH al,sr non istl
-Afzss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02
Qaos..

% ipirb in Stiistiun Gin uuo an.
bsrwdrts oil alaas Oarabsr a,iabrt,
oab 10 pisIs 2suis ibr, Sa6su ppn aus.
pp,is lommsn loNsn. cif, isar oil
iifto oaraa bic aauiIsrtt itlbtt iaulb.
99T ponsn blsr sinIss 6iriinosn al.
tibrsn. SOr,rii limb UisIs 81 IN.
trsunoIi4 uno aritsardmie mt ibrsn
Qunp.n. go Sina i'd Dor nihi lona,r
Sci: In siusn Yi6'rIaOsn, um cine
6lalde 9inie Su tapitE. Der eiasn'
ibImsr irut in miirriidsr StimmIne
bi.ttt ben gartntiih. I'm mir Oas Ger.
lanats su esb'n. Aber. o u:b! oa
pubte .r niAt. mas ss toltsis. Seine
6rau, bic fih gum Itltta9sh,n bs1t6su
b.tts. Datos Der 5eltphOn bsnOdrIda
ti9t unb srihisn bllo, ulrbiat, mid
cher taum elites gIidss, asidmsius
psnu siuss @ritbes. Aud 1s uutn
ni6t Den bsiiimrtsn preis. Sdli,bs
l;A tuurbs Gin prsls UsrtinSort uno id
lOnuts mt O,r3iuh o5sieten. Tardui
ltbrts Id bsi eIne II 3umtIltr Tin. Auh
bler isb.K ts irtuuoI;ben snlatarniom'
men. VII ,nrm Bs9tniiauo. oth ID
btii6tlait. itbIte tin erlaBib,I. sr
lhnault, tnsu aratlttIllsH an. ruarun
Der Irrbro6ruc 2bsll MT sricft NOR
ben irI. so tru1 nch o:m Ptcis oea
A,tIttIs. Ct Qab otul,IrM rbt bob
un. 9h iGait I'D poIltt mir bI, 2ddt
lberlsatn uoo lbm ipd:r I'm 2Gls III IL
ib, lien, mas 10 tbun pOIlit. Am As
btno gIna Id btu uno egtlarlt lbu, oaB
mir oel Yrtls tipls bob DOrIOMms.
er bot mir ben AriItcl baum nm s.. 90
bIlIIatr OIL. Sold StlpaItilsr &uIss
llnterltlso iilr sInsH artlttl Oon &C
lnQsm Wtrlb mJht sintn lebr un9un.
llllsn enorud aut ben Rlulct. gian
tdnu henButdQs au0 ulspdrts quite
99adrsn .aulsn unO Slpar asraos 10 b Is
Ila uuO mau6maI iosar b;al9tr wlt IN
isnsrion eltp Autr0lEQs tommt
Dor. eaB mon seboris anasIbm,rt
wIyo. orb bltdu ~ non RItmdao g..
rO'bsn Gtasn tinsu anasm Ilsn,n
tiOlil Der aauiIsuts lam Rlsnduo ct.
pns eInptnosh Aber oos Spr,9-
luOtt ia9I; .AlSupitt IL unltluno.,
y ermii inl nrtl atillt lem, oaB llt
eeihdl sIeutt 10 imo Abty mdd nm
Oct ubtrlIl Wtla: pOn oItitm Sdlale
unttr lbntH. tirsuroIIhtu StJlts
nuug. Qltldp,cI % otr Ruuot pisI 0.
Der wsrlg tuult; cute Mdattn Lno
uh, ubetrIebene bobe 9>ttllc ols
PiIll mtb' OILS alts ipmvl,n mo itcl'
ten ubct be .Wlu Crou 0duisr. +"
limo last but not least; rtai ilrlBlA an,
SclSrn IN Den 3titun8en.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02

&cy ueun Sabytu i6itu eS ale weun uitint
,3cu ecirmmtr iaa; aAy' 6 6drt1ma, MI
eyeet, 9ue. (er, nSa pdr 70 st'twaSi
edf meiu Nthcr rur an tiner |ahtu tina.
AIetu AppibtItr rtttt Gle,irie S,itt,S "a
t6uiie ctne Nldi5, une eybitli pds 's st'
brpuhie Xrd't Sh bate sirsu 1ue IN
@rahs, dber Glt,irtt Sit,ers eyahit jAn ME
eer an ew Chcyaa1s uHe ,t bun 'tl.beg at
iune." ScrIdu't un;tr @e,auht tcI y. Sd.
irnttcy " S"u Nteradiid Ure 6rH Z
9,9tu X S1r :; SlrIdetie uuf 81 lSe'
mae, 10 Gcu.O,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02
suru,iebuuss ssuttfc fur SHabtH

Ter NPlnouri Gnoheu actrphuusS'
9cr,tn Wrye. pu II 'tF,t,ta Slarr
in cit,tm at'uat ptTetn. snat,u
unity 10 &abttn bl,otu bic syN,. ak
un,tl IL BE ;rtiit uno NanallRss rem
Ii his -. Nlt eylut G lrt.
Nr; tbtHst s'tti't III $acU uIo
Sarst.sarnitlr Wttetn ert.lyt lcty.
Sen. Sunar R;nuU uno RutSsU
iclitu tt Sltitr Au'9lbs EritQlt9tG.
ausu oty seyglusr,aIus II 6o.uw
b,a. Nib elt SiaH Seir u StSllil.
sit R1iicnll 61tu espanUoT III
Cmaei. 9ts. athalitE wttesu. au'
Wt.hkr ;aiamm,n Gmtr Der eGpluns
ppn tau'trStn non Sraay@ i,lu wHo.
Ts sTHcarIt, Sul'no 'pais ;in'u
lb;il baron tVpsystr.
Fit SstilHabn: on e;m Qeuises
.oaei niA,s. eitbt tia'aa sut SsUNs
cb an 2. ~. Serbian. e.,tsial n<r
3iFen-i 6erH 6repsrs ATNIaiiea.
eclemhla. sRp.. pne ihr rsrest els
Ritalitett tlnatltrubsa rrtresu uno
e'u,tIt<ittR aae AuTsIiaHasR ;ast.
ianot trhalifR.
Sssnn in saur gtstne hin quits
Saa,;stu u haetn IL. tam lploss IN
tfinsn GadEtliettu p0n n<E GtsIhaR.
itult asspata wNeta. eca lea nc
EreIl6 hsimistss aetn pstwanei
nsfhfu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02

Sieut man btuiSutdse tlned ytr.
lleIb al lbtr DE plnotr pcn 6lit,n
peIhe autt rtIl0ioie SriI,lauS Stuois
len babtn uuo iolhtn otnea q odrlu
mlr9eli. 1T iO9Itih OF llnttrlaro
btmtJtbar. Die Der 9rittrsa iino I'M
Guytlhuitt boflttI Mot 10 isbr Jn
lhItaten Strslten auselt9t; lie imo
fltiBl9 uno dr5eltidm. Heralbsu olt'
isl0su IN ipotereu Sabrsn lub nal IN
itltttt 8sitlitdit. lauEt lit tin burt
rrlaIoIe erjebun1 Qeollotttr letter
6blratttr Dor oti &triubur - lie
isbel Die ei,llbt uho Qtbtn TOR aus
osm 9vsat. yAIC pytlt luult 2trtt --
duh alie - bic lbr Ytbtn I'M ejtlOul'
ulB beltIitbtn iluo aus otm ej,uuot
bort ptil lbrt etera e. ptrudbldNl'
tcu lbnCa cine quite rtIlAiolt erNcpunA
auatoeIben ~ ldntu. 99it lam tm
RIno o0s 81 pduit nltiS ale lIuttu,
lhImpltn. iantsu. ubtr Rrbcu, VTlt.
Her. bic Nnhbaru nix. bort; wp g.
thinner nuy br,G,: ia ou must Oct:
Ntlo lpdrtn. wO BIC Alitn ii Wt9cn.
lplyl Der Ruotr btrlibm uno 10 ot't
nn,trrIaitu ME a;n Rdtptn 81 ubtt'
OptipeIltn. ME !, y. htlm NtytlUlt
pon Slriontln. Atg':In II, !. ~. Olt
ltoBit uno ,nonut 6rntl cbtNlul
Wpo o,t mmotupdtHIt udA Uultu dt'
Itli eosI Wk man sln (itto Odlduit
-- otntu ialt3ie elanlhailtn une
jtblrI 81 Rtbtlatn nIti ais &tlyu4
ht,Idhiei. lpnotun ts -lmdrt- tenn
ntnnt msun man ben 8atntn dur
lhmIsrsn ilua; ooer bti Der au'ulb'
nc oes htatrbartu StstHlhums lc,u
Stngleum wtlbCs annt $4,000. %
mtrip ~ aut' sS00.0o iulumwtu.
tbIumpitn last. SoInt Stutt itnnt
lh. SIR mtincn Dem Artnpr uitt
alICs aul bic Ylit 5luotn ,u btaubtu
uuo aIauesn nit Der idotu Nns,eot:
-AnotTe mlneHs dn1 10 ihr pclics
pisiplntn sa bt;ublasn. Eislts e't.
piNtu. mag ts net 10 otbnsGr lem -
Is isai in alsibSm Strbdi.niB ~
benz 8nmmi - e. last no uitt Ir'
ytibtn, riot uu' bic Taut b,'bmla-
tiasn uno pirb. mus abtr tu3 oo;r
lang. isi ts nua trfi oann rsur Die
ycbtnsuht I'M ahIau'tn btarIrtu. sIu
rdtsnbe, antlda,r itin. our serhI'
ibnilaitits,psdt ba5sn 'nla, Stuit trlf
nal gar nttts hbris. spmmt NAL Gin
Prithsr ee,t cine Aennt um mlles
eabsn u iammsln fur airat. Solpis
tai essi eesiaui bon etiesnlinesrn.
tntiAuleiatn lis no init est anpabrsn
aasues eab Hs srnpp aa etle itica
asA AE-IlzraI aHrkeiiA s.s-eA rskrss
t'4 s4afa p |.|N 81 -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02
frsuneidlaIt.

Son 6ritbri4 2sNlsr' NJ,

T., Son 6riebri4 asilIer M "
sSsnn inniS ,psi 6reunbs nit Der
=. -, =. nit bdno III
Din altiats 66idIal uulOslih ptrbpRo
ggtnn aua im ejsriuaNs0 iis aanS i'd
/ y ptrhtb'n. /"
llnO Tups in MIA, ourh's Gtben ass'r
90 III bits bts GjlAdes Krone tii;.
uohr. rc
TOD at. 100 iiuO In IOIh' 5rcHubts'
y paarf H.
gDk ihnsa SnlibtUiuost i'm iuhiiAtu
= lanb,
gVas e3sn be Sttlt 10 iiti NOD tm'
pidro. .'
Gk GtatnIutt nobt, uno Der ODE De-
~ .r,... Mum
Stypivri b,S @eireune'im S0lt une
j. Sigu, %
limb bi,lt quo ptm BOIot Ods drtunO'
! L. italtsbanO
limb ser IdnOotn Qswiuhuht nod
, lisartid taHO,,
es aisbt ciatn 6sinO, Der nod 9rau'
: amer tpbt.
Ter Ihon 6rtunot letrsnbt. bic ht
. fvsuuoihdii seIobI
99nr Die Giisriudt ne ia Dem 6sr3su
tntfd5t
"a. tiu Ifrsuuotsplnr. ods Huh bic,
flo bcpdbrt, i i
@,s i:lteu, alb, il: ss ser Wtsu'htr
ttitttyl!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02

Srau CEer Sarircm in Sau'as Gl;p, Nc
Oi Tat Arsune u>cbrtG't, itVles ure r't
'tIa;. .un'ttt kt,Stn slHesg hatter ttneu
itbJ bt'igltn Reaeeurru uRs eas sirs eCJ
,eltcu puyes rdhvue ee SaetTAT'tgt
bluiic cbum3t,ts uue hr!aui SaituS.uitr.
Me R,t.el elt rtiT ure nanrts Tgtetn
verlutt aest tmo hats SG NauHdTyi
rtroreut,e Selsp% .Scnev ane lar uHe
rahetm rtE zen Srlnlm ctrwat edrcH t'r'
lrathcr ,gai 'teu StfGgTe ttr. StlssN =
,Nau,v cns lay- ba, Nt sttt,isi EoG
ale anet5sR 8ll,cI mrrt. Sd ,. Si.A
Htgtt y Sen,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02
Missouri Chief
WeStrhalia Coach Horse Co..
NEsrpHALIA, NO
Elm Grin esr tlatHr pfrsrassrt sllE
lnftt.

Ssssu Ser NcTe So Sasserse'sS eiR Ss
.ar.a rrss. i,.i., {. sgtu Ssunsa mt. Gin
a,ss3ss Cgaus rs,fio.;tsg Slnr taHR ssI
eHsEz yS:uEs sSesa5:s. rSTesH, wsl9ss
s,-VaE gHetEeeEiI1 1utss euteett 81
ri.n sf sas ale etRs 5rsanes uge Saa
s1ra Ger @asSu tinsE STfiReUhs MT tim
ttegles. Tiss u eeT GrTf eeg SltuT esy
sEs @ea 'u STussER Eradst. TtsieS srillts
-ess1.s Ssais Us!&e burt SsaHtssFl1ins
eeu,s ssrssp sshstIt esresR, SgIsft en- Die
Seegiiar,sE ,Vr SereFsrtI,auns islesn Do
mr. su3 aHssrr ri, eIs.aer SraatAeIt Be-
saitsis e sstial4sn gns rstlins srlaEssn.
Ssess ets'st Sris's sshaHasI Zen hsTsli4StE
ssHai.a esg StssEassnl5sn HlsTa ~ isirs.
fas &Sii.s' II ,Gm ssrisH' sei 6stisl aus
All.emsisr. ----
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02
Notice of Election.

On Tuesday. April 7. 1908, be.
tween The hours of o'clock add 8
O'Clock ?. n. an Election will be
held in The Town of WeStphalia. No.
for The purpose Of electng five new
members TO serve as Town Board.
Polls At VolkSblatt Office .t
Geo W. CaStIop, Chairman.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02
eiHs hriirnss sslsr far ersueRua
trH, arfasIrrsassHra Aaassa
nns rsunsfH .niyrlss.-

als siRs kslIeaes salhf fas egsnsraassn
RaHesF .9ipples. ans ahsas'ftaassatH
ranser N SeaHihstia,as Seles sEalsst..
&c kessiiiet be s1nstrssn etReg csskrae'
lail aaesnbliflsd ans sasst ~ VI ieeS ersk
keili Ne be 1caHss shas ,aiRdieAsas esnfE
ksxss. fF;is - esa.s. ssriaHst - ssA.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02

Agents wanted! - 10 20 erayon
portraits 40 cents, frames 10 cents
and ur. sheet pictures one cent each,
You can make 4p0F profit or $50 per
week. Catalogue ind Samples free.
W.WlLLlAMS COMPANY
1908 W. Taylor ST.. Chicago, III.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02
1ebensuno feuerver-
siCreriina.

Sa babt Die assutur BEL Rataal
siie SulaVanot Sc. pen Rem 0srt.
ann bin ID assni DIT Siasara htuet.
es-Facrunss.ssisaiaaft AEs bic In
ssstR ptri,eeTt petr fiA esssn 6tua.
mo SmtmiAae<R htr balttR mst
en-. ipatia lei mir eeriputrR.
A3tanaseea.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02
Cur a.aashafsn

astraaiai cssmbsrruins Gsush sismseu. es
nigs hsa scblsim Ieira, ane eie nuitsnaniel'
z nfir,irssrn. une rrlsidtgrn. Va n siaN
- t.--.E e<-.=.-s. ~ 7e-a-s '.=s essse.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-02
,lotii.

9at nttlttuatu pt!bc fOrotrunden
aeatn ben TohIab ncs %trliorbtrcu
Deliru 3auohOfhs babtu. huo his,mli
triudt Sllt %tbunuatu bis gum l.,
aptil iV0S bti.mir eiuSurtihtu.
gttRRasppa,
Grant 8. SanobOtbe Nom.,
SptlEtnpp No.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
NEBRASKA TEACHERS MEET.

Norfolk, Neb., April 2.-The North
Nebraska Teachers association began
its twenty second annual meeting in
this city today under most suspicious
conditions. The attendance is large
and the prom the best ever prepared
for meeting of the association. The
first of the general sessions was held
this morning in the Auditorium. In
spector A a. Reed of Lincoln, spoke
on the subject of Expression in Read
ing" and President w. H. Clemens of
Fremont delivered his annual address
Meetings of the several departments Of
the association were held this after
noon The convention will remain in
session until Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
BADGERS MOVE TO
INDIANA HARBOR
Another Fight Pulled off in
Which Bulldog Gets
Worst of It.
LOUIS STERLING FALLS FOR IT
Entertainment Attended By Large
Crowd and Interest Runs High
Music Feature.
LOUIS STERLING FALLS For IT

The badger moved to Indiana Harbor
last night
Klein's hall there was the scene Of
much merriment when the Boosters
Commercial club gave a hard times
smoker which was. attended by about
$50 members and their friends There
was good program with plenty of cx-
citement, an event of special interest
being a badger fight.
Although two of those have been
recently pulled off in this vicinity one
at East Chicago and the other at Ham
mond, the boosters had no trouble in
securing the inevitable fall guy, Louis
Sterling. serving in this capacity at
last nights event.
Louis though a bit reluctant and
scared stiff. undertook the responsible
tiles of the office of main fall guy
gamely and did his duty like a little
man. He realized that it was in a good
cause and was nothing daunted- His
back against the wall he bore and
firmly placed his foot before as he
pulled the fatal rope releasing the
badger. The badger came off without
scratch after the deadly encounter
with the bull dog, and it is hoped that
the bull dog will survive to participate
in other similar battles.
Barker. Butler and Ritz, Indiana Har-
boris famous "semi-pro" minstrel ag-
gregation, furnished the musical fea-
ture of the entertainment, Mack Fo-
land served as judge, Max Salmon as
bailiff, and there was a small bin of
chicken feed taken in as a result of the
numerous fines. L. Huotschilt appeared
in the costume Of weary Willie. His
makeup was the hit of the evening and
he looked the part to T.
a telegram was received during tho
evening from E. W. Mickey, who is in
Indianapolis attending the state CON
vention. 1t was addressed to Harry A
Lemon, president of the club. and was
as follows:
Sorry cannot participate IN
pleasant time you will have. SIR
cess to the club and best wishes
to each member.
(Signed) E. w. WIcKEy
There was lots to eat and drink ana
everybody had q glorious time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
BIG SOCIAL EVENT At
The HUB YESTERDAY
Capt. and Mrs. VIM. Krin1-
bill Celebrate Fiftieth
Wedding Anniversary.
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE ATTEND
Members of Masonic and G.. A. r.
Bodies Have Charge of Sue
cessful Event.

crown Point, Ind, April Especially
Yesterday, April /, 1908, was a MEM
orable day in the annals of the lives
of Mr.. and Mrs. william Krinnbill II
being the fftieth anniversary of their
marriage. A continuous reception
from early morn to late al night was
neId at their home on East street tn
their many relatives and friends who
came to congratulate them and WISH
them many anniversaries to come.
Their home beautifully decorated
with cut flowers, ferns and palms. was
the scene of many happy incidents
which will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
krimbill during the remaining years
OF their life as pleasant memories and
mark Of the esteem in which thew
are held in the community.
In the afternoon the Grand Arp,v
called in body and after reviewing
old times and incidents which only
they can remember, presented their
brother and comrade with a beautiful
Morris chair as a mark of their es.
TEEN and comradeship.
In the evening. the members of Lake
Lodge F. and A. NJ. with their wives
called in body. They were received
In Masonic manner by Mr.. and Mrs.
hrimbill and with a touching and an
propriate talk by Rev. T. H. Ball. who
not over two years ago celebrated his
own golden anniversary, presented Mr..
and Mrs. Krimbill with the golden Of
ferlng of the lodge as a taken of their
high esteem and brotherly affection.
and as fitting tribute for over ATTY
years of continuous labor among the
members of the lodge, in giving them
the good and wholesome Instruction Of
which he was a master and ever will
ing instructor. ro.f
Mr.. Krimbill as acting master then
called the visiting brothers and their
wives from labor to refreshments and
after thanking them the guests par-
took OF dainty refreshments, served by
Mrs Frank Krimbin and Mrs. Tonap-
kins. assisted by the Misses Wheeler.
Laws, Hazel KrimbiIl and Margaret
KrimbilI
Many beautiful golden offerings were
received from relatives and friends and
the community, wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Krimbill many more happy. anniver-
saries.
many out OF town guests attended the
celebration. The aged couple are
known throughout the county, having
relatives and friends In Hammond and
elsewhere. They have been prominent
in social circles during residence in
Crown Point of over fifty years. Mr..
Krimbill is an old army man and
fought with distinction during the war
Of the rebellion; is prominent in lodge
work and has held many public of
fees, being the present assessor OF
Center township.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
BOSSES WILL IGNORE
THE BOOK OF RULES
Latest Phase of Plumbers
Strike Brought Up by
Master Plumbers.
STRIKE FROM BOSSES VIEW
Say 1t Would Be Suicidal From
Business Standpoint to
Grant Demands.

The master plumbers Of the Lake
County Plumbers association, met yes
terday and voted to ignore the claims
of the journeymen plumbers whose
strike yesterday was the feature of the
day. The bosses are exceedingly
wrothy at the journeymen. whom they
assert. sometime ago were willing to
work for $3.50. The journeymen so
claim the bosses, struck last year for
$3.50 and were granted the demand.
Representatives of the bosses assert
that with the exception of two shops
all the plumbing establishments in the
district would be put out of business
were the new demands of the Journey
men acceded to. and that people would
have to pay 81 per hour for iobbing
work The master plumbers take their
stand in declaring that they will not
countenance the mooted book of rules
which from start to finish reads as fol-
lows:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
w. HARTELR0DE SURPRISES
FRIENDS BY MARRIAGE
Brings Home Bride to Indiana Harbor
Welded Three Weeks Ago
in Chicago.

Friends of Warren Hartelrode of In
diana Harbor will be surprised to learn
that he is married and is now moving
into his new home, 1914 Elm street.
bag and baggage. bride and all.
The bride was Miss Lillian West Of
Chicago. Miss West lived on the north
side in the big town, and it was at her
home that the ceremony was performed.
The knot was tied some three weeks
ago, but the secret has been kept and
it was only day or two ago that War
rem brought his bride to Indiana Har-
Dor. For the past few days, however.
the couple have been purchasing their
furniture and when they are all settled
they will have one of the Coolest homes
in Indiana Harbor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

Articles of Incorporation have been
hled at the Office Of the secretary OF
state for the following companies:
Peoples Bank. Leesburg, Kosciusko
county; capital $4,000; Joel Hall.
president. and J. A. Irvine, cashier.
Fort Wayne Engineering and Manu-
featuring company. Fort Wayne; capt.
tai. 100000; to manufacture engines
and boilers; directors. Henry c. Paul.
Frederick S. Hunting, John Astrom.
Henry ]. Powerfield and James II.
Haberly.
Oalzford Natural Gas and Oil com
pany, Fairfield, Howard county; capt.
tai, $1,000; to sink gas ana oil wells
in Howard county: directors. S. P.
Bryant, N. W. Bailey, Q. P. Lowry, T
b. Poe and J. w Atkinson
Manufacturers Coal company. IN
dianapolis; capital. SIC, 1000, directors,
George E. EIkins, l. D. Buenting and
William schrolucke.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
HARD LUCK FOLLOWS
WHITING FAMILY
Husband and Father Out of
Work, Entire Household
is Stricken.
EVERY MEMBER IS LAID UP
Mother Twice Succumbs to Typhoid
Fever While Good Man Nurses
Her Through.

Whiting, Ind, April 2.-(Special)-
The Thomas family in John street are
having more than their share of trouble
this winter. The family moved here
from Waukegan, ILL.,, when the Glucose
factory was first started at Roby, Mr..
Thomas being one of the many who
were brought here from that city Their
first streak of hard luck was when work
became slack at the plant, and Mr..
Thomas was accordingly laid-off. Since
that time their trouble have been com
ing thick and fast. There are five chill
dren in the family and several times
they have been i'll during the winter.
The father suffered severe stroke of
paralysis and for a time his recovery
was doubtful. The mother was vic
tim of the dreadful epidemic. typhoid
fever, with which so many Whiting citi-
zens have suffered. She was success
fully nursed through this siege by the
untiring efforts of her husband, who in
addition to this, also took care of the
children, kept house and even did the
family washing.
The old adage troubles never come
singley, is true beyond a doubt in this
case, for just as they thought the silver
lining Of the dark cloud was appear
ing. their hopes were blighted, for the
mother is now again stricken with the
same disease from which she has only
recently recovered. Her husband is
again the only attendant. carefully fol-
lowing the instructions of the the ply
stefan.
Friends of the family are earnestly
hoping for Mrs. Thomas speedy re-
covery and that the turning in the
lane" is close at hand
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-02
HAVE TO vACATE THIS WEEK.

Adding to the number disconnected
foreigners in the south end, are fiftv
squatters living in the neighborhood
OF Fourth street and Broadway, on
whom notice has been served by the
Gary Land company that they must
vacate the companys property by the
end of this week in order to make room
for improvements.
The land company has contract
with the squatters by which the latter
must vacate after five days notice.
This notice has been served and there
is no appeal
1t is understood that the Land COM
pany wishes to improve the property
in the neighborhood Of Fourth street
and Broadway, not only by building
the pavement, but also to erect build
ings there.