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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

er Iiiiltent pes Hen. 2enebau, Tforrer
Der ct. Waricnzaird]e Der %ein6igen
&furrei. Die 5n Der 3eit in Siour &itp
criitiertc. 0icr arbeitete CT pollc Is
Sabre im @einberge bcs @crru. Sn
Ben critcu Snbren pcriab CT cbenfaIls
Die Miiiipnen Wterriu, Trairic Greet
unb nnbere.
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NIT Der @riinoung unb Dent Ban Der
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Der beutigeu 5"ipeiteu @emcinbe BON
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Weaen &reb5Idlaoeg.

Jn empIebIe hermit Stroop's berabmt.
oeutffe Tulper. 5ieielben beilen ieoen nod
nidt auiaebrodbeueU 8rebS iotpo9l tuuerlicb ais
1uBerIif. 9as arertannt eir5ig bette Mtttel. nm
Wagenfrebs erfoI9reid1 gu beilen. 8egen 9tdbe.
rem. Seugniiie u. T.. 10. idret5e man an:
Gowaro .. Yoeotug
Seleea Maniac
Seim Gd1reiben criudbnc man geh. oicies Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
stabt nn6 mmgegenb.

8oupcrneur Solution bon Wins
rlelota belt am pori9en Sienstdg bel
Der S6lubfeier Der dubuque 9ountp
Shulen i'm bieliacn 8ronb Opera
3ouie cine ldngere HeOe, IN pelher er
I'm Selonoeren betA1tc, Dns Splf be-
milbe ltf nicbt gcnlla Inn gerehte &C.
iese n1o nm Die @ou5iebung berielbcn.
llnb cine beiliame Icnberuug in Der
Vc5iebing ipiiroc. ieiner Inlidt nndl,
ourh bas Srauenltimmreht berbcigee
filbrt perben, fpns mir aQcroings itarf
be5ipeifeln. Son Srnuenltinlmrefts
lertnnen bat man senug, ipenn man
oa lieit, ipic oieielben iif in 2onbon
9~ebdrben. (Siebe biesbetreff Settle /
bieier Nummer.)
SRI. 8utb Sarragan crtbeilt
Siunozllnterriht in tbrer @pbnung,
No. 436 BLUFF StraBe.
Sbre sulbene Sod5eit feiertcn
bicier Gage in Der 9idbe bon Sperss
bile, Sa., 6err unb Srau Sobn Sbier.
Sic Samilie 5dblt Die ~foIeenben Sim
Der: Gernarb gu Iismore, Winn.;
9lep. sluauit Sbier, ct. Soieph'ss
College, Snbuque; Srnn5 nno Sos
lepb auf Der alten Sarm; S6ipeiter
W. Mntoinette, 8. g.. s., 5u Snbuque,
lnb 2ouilc. Gertrude uno Mnna al
Sauie. Scm Siibelpaare ipiinid5en
mir nod piele frobe Sabre I'M areile
Der Seinigcnl
IS. g. Sransen. beutfter Uhpo.
tat unb Notnr. 3immer Alb Office.
@ebdube. 0. unb Nain=G troke.
Sn SDersbile. Sa.. fpurbcn SRI.
Clara 8eifi unb Sr. Yuiil Scder bon
Dubuque ebelib 9etraut.
Sn Ser Ser5 Seiu>6 Stride ipurs
Den perfloNenen Wtittipoh Sri. 20.
Iurc6en bon bnbier unb Scrr g. 81.
Wrofpn bon &imbnl, g. Saf., gum
2~cbcnsbunbe bcreint.
@crfloiicne Bohc fpiirbc bic
2ci6c bes 19jdbrigen Carl Sablpr
bon Dem Slider Yetcr Sfparb auf
elmer Snnbbunf unterbnl6 Gait Suz
buaue aufseiunben.
6eirntbsliSenien purben berz
f~loiiene @ode alisgeitent ON bic fol-
9cnben Tanre: Swans Werner unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Mm fatbolii@e 0eimiMdler!

geenr Sic fih mad einent 6eim nmieben, 70
piro es it'd, Sbnen lobnen, bic eitnftiaen Nano'
Sferten. tpeldhe bic unIgegeuo bon Sriitol, Tap
Co., 90. Dat, btetet, Su unterihdhen. 0ier tpns
men sic Elm Seirt grinoen in Der Ndbe bon tatbo'
liihen airden unb Sd,peiteridlnler. Suites.
irntbtbares 8anb. Yreife nnb 3obiunesbebiu.
gungen nab 8unid oes Gdaiers.. Regen rdherer
gluStunft ~itlreibet an 8. q. &anSmeicr, SriifoI.
Dan County, So. 9af.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Tarmen N b~erfaufen.

Cine srose @nsabl quite. oerbeierte carmen,
ebeuio out ,ute oteieut9eu in g~entrdl.S atupis
poer iraenb iueldle in Soma. fnb sun, Treiie BON
$50 bis ,sS5 per Nder 5a oertauien. aomnet nnb
taniet Zine oieier Jarmen, che Der Ireis nui Sf35
cber Sl75 per Nder itetet. Gieie Jarmen iteigen
idhrlif UNI SIS bis 81 per Nder i'm Treiie.
z dbreibet eleid) ober fommet unb ipredIet Dor
BET Wep. @m. ". 3unfeI. 9farrer Der blibens
ben ct. Mtdnei'ss @emeinoe. Naibua. Soma.
gcim Sdreibcn eripabne man geh. bicies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
&aufeu sic cine Tarm!

In Der 9arf Se8iou BON Central Minneiota. 3n
ueniaer @eib, ntS ipie Sic iGr Spetulantens4 anb
be5a6len, bunberte Meilen %entiernt. Sh made
e~Itiuiip @eid1 dite IN Otter IoiI County oerbeiier'
ten Carmen. Sn Der Ndhe pom fatboliidben
airdjen unb Sd)nlen. Stets gutter Beiptitel.
Sdreiben Sic nm elite Der 6armen.
C.. D. BAKER,
Fergus Falls, MINI.
gcini Sdjreibcn er,udbne man gen. bieicS Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
2u %berfamIen!

@nte erttlaiIide 6arms0ppotbeten ipeIdbe
6 Yro3snt aui Sonas unb Observation-Disclosures
BON $500. 90 bis $4. 10000 eiubrinseu.
Nudl fDnnt Chr ette quite Seftion bon ebenen
Bei3enIano NIT idltuar5em SobeI fir $40. 90 pet
Vder baben. Iormes Il Nufdj, Hubuque, Jo,ua.
1928 @ain StraBe. Both Phones.l
Yeim edrsitem erpabne man seh. bieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
NGiehan0lMma.

Strr MIciS Naitt, no. 1912 3opa, Strabe. ru.
buque, Joua, bat itetS cine poaitanotge Nusipabl
sinhstmiidber uno importirter aaieiorteu oor'
ratbig. guspartise S%eiteiunsen ueroeu prompt
beiorgt.. 1reisliite iuiro auf Serlanaen aerns
sueeianot.
Yeim s1reibea erlpabue man gei. bieieS Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
&ntbplifclt

iinoen bier bel Sbabo 6aas. was tie iudhen.
,iuen. lie oabin geben i%pouen. 100 es eine iid1ere
mno quite grnte sibt. pier III nod binises nno
Ser Grtras per older III elm iehr groBer uno man
braudh ntd1t ~ olnsen. @nter Mlartt fir ale
Hroontte. Nir piinlden. oaB nod nlehr aathoa
itten fd, bier nniebeHt. am Often iinb mandte
Semeinben 81 sroB uno bic ~inierige in 81 fIein.
fails fh Semanb bier a%niieoelt. miro er es ME
bereuen. Rdbere Nusfunft ertbeilt iehr gerHe
uno irei
JOHN NiEDERkORN,
Pleasant View Farm,
r. No. q, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Stim edDretbsm erwGbne man sea. sieieS Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
0rob. persmmsI ,,no s.ual,w.
prinqhdr, ga ion

pr,ngbar. Sa 1906.
e9on felt 4 Sabren lit ID ar s,~srp.ninipdd., mar
IeAr eersist nub bsfiirdtsts oft, baB stipas e6redIi1.s
paftreu mitbts. bate aber feline abunns. pas % lem
f6nnts. 90 purbs mir bas 9eben bon Sabr su Sabr
ussbr %oerbittert unb Der Fob, OILS grI6iuue bon bieiem
quaISoaen 0oisin. bon mir erpiuiht. asrSte fonu.
ten mir ui1t beifeu, aber paitor a6nie's Ntroeufdrs
Ter III has bette Wltttsl esssn IoIdes 9eibsn, bsnn &c
bat pisber eiusn wlsni1en aus mir ssHa9t. Der f@
isst piebsr feines Saieins e~rfr,ut, s~ufrisben 1T unb
NIT Dersnaseu tpisbsr arbsitst. elm Iisbsoonsr gatss
In siusmt sIadliaen Psiui fur feline Jrau uns ainbsr.
ane hisfe Wobltbatsn oerbanfs i'd Vator Rbnis'B
Ntrosnftarfsr. besbaIb CLAUDE ID. bab isbsr slsrpsn.
ieioenoe ben 2aq Ioben friro. on melnsuI CT ben glsr'
Snerft nabm. q. Z. 9pnabertp.
1~A& elm ,Osrtbpon.s Bud FIR NsrpsnI.ibenbs
1IGt m,re Sebsn Der Is periau9t. s~uationbt.
Ariue erbaIten aud bte We6t5ln uuiiouft.
Eie'e ytebi3tn purbe felt benz Sabre 1875 bon b,us
Ro@D. paftor Ronia. Sort Qpapne. Snb. aubere!tet
mo lesf untsr feiner Qnfusituus bon Der
KOENlG MEDICINE CO..
~ Lake Str. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Set Mpctbeferm ~ babeu flr
eA'VV ee 0taf@t, 6 6Iafd,en tdr So. OOs
erste $1.7S, 8 far &c. 90.
yetm edreibem eriudbne man seh. oieies Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Aorm, alfalfa, Shweime,

mddn en- uniere 5arner reid. gSir oertanfen bieie
96nbereien su nieorieen Vreiien uno inter iehr
glnitige Sebinguugeu. aathuliidbe Radbbars
ifaft. 9nmpblet uno Jormliiie frei.
6u9bes & Sortcr,
Gutter 9th. Gutter Co.. Ella.
geint Shrctben crpdbnc man aeh. pieies Hlatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
2rbrtrfeQe aeimht.

Gin nit auten 9ensnifen periehener 2ebrer
uro Srgantft iudbt cine ~paienoe 9ebreriteae in
eitein 2anbitdbtdlen ober N~anogemeinoe. gu
eriragen in ber Sfiee bieie8 BIatteS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

~ @; 3ssI,. ms,1% %us..Is M=8=G Eminent.
Gs lit elm Sdmer;nitiner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
kthPr
Sir ben @ruRnerfanf.
Om buaue. ben 3. Suli.
Oefreibe, Sen, MebI, etc.

Oubuau G, ben 3. Gulf.
Uetreibe, Sen, NiebI, etc.
Safer: 53-55e per 9ulbel.
8orn: 75-S0c pergufbsl.
Weissu: S5-90c per 9nlbel.
@erite: 52-5Se per Sulbel.
Rps9eH: 65-75c per Vmlbsl.
@en: S.O0-S10. 90 per Sonue.
Wtebl: Vatent, SIS. $685. so; nraiebt
SIS. 40-5.S0.
Slsie: s95. 00-s2S. 90.
Butter, Gier nnb 2aie.
Gisr: 13@19e per 0ueenb.
Butter: Dairy, gee; Creamery, Csc per
Vfmnb.
saie: Rbams 8aie, 15c; grid. 17c; elm.
burger, lSe; Smiss, 1Sc per Efunb.
Groceries, etc.
8artoiieIn 60c per guibel; neue ST. 0
3miebeln: SOC per Snlbel; Spamiide
3ipiebelu, 81 rs per Crate.
Wicb.
Stiere: SO. 75-4.25.
Himber: $3. 0O-3.2h
8ilbe: So. 75-3.00
6Glber: $4.50-5.50.
Shate: SO. 00-4. 90.
gGmner: "a. 00-5 90
S9peine (alf benz Sub): 81 5-7.50
per bunbert piunb.
Gieb (sefhIaftet).
8inbfeiid. 7%-8; Saibfeii9, 5-5L,
6ammelfeii4, 10-12; Sdafneiid, &c per
Fiuuo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
~9emti@e &olonie in oem
- WnrteMpMMtte BON Ieras.

3dnbereien aui Ieidbte 9eoiuaunsen bin. asihe
Baar . Nnaahlun9. Mddbt eure Weidldfte init
elmer @etenidbdft. Die ihtan5iea uernitfuprtiidl
III uuo bic gut luz sic for ct uuo bic Sbueu beiut
lniang biltt. Sic tDnneu reid) uub gliifiidD
bier peroen. Sdlretben Sic nm uuiere
itbDn iauftrierten SIdeifen. Snte Ngerten ge.
%iuiininbt. GERMAN 0oionD &c.. Carl Suetde.
Rrdiosnt. 6is Congress 9lpe.. slutin. 1erns.
1eim Sdreiben ertpdbnc man geh. bieicS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

Shteaao, oen 4. Suli.
0etreibe.
Wei;sn-
Suit: 1.14M 01 15H.
Sept. 1.0DS@l.l0R.
Rorn-
Suli.: 893s@70K.
Sept. I: 65T @66H.
Saisr-
Suli: 47Tt94SM.
Sept. Az @42%.
Slar-Ro. / H. 2S., 81. 8S; 30. 1. @.
80. s. .5o.
Tiebmarft.
ShmeiMe-
Shpsre, 81. 709s.12%.
Shmere. rauhe. S7.35e7.60
geihte. 81. 15@S7, 80
SemIl4te, $7.35@S, %.
Bieb-
Hlnopieb, SO 1597.50.
Riibe uito Rlnoer. So. 1925. 05.
Sdaie-
Ginbeimiide 9dmmer So. 756SO 90.
GiubsimIihe Sdaie. SO. 00a6. 35.
29eitli9e gammer. SS.0O@S,25.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31
MAY MANAGE
THEM HIMSELF
Believes Job Would Spoil
Sullivan as Catcher;
Still Hopes for Jones.

PRESIDENT Comiskey is CONSIDERING
the feasibility of managing the White
Sox himself this year. When the time
comes for his announcing a successor
TO Jones, It is more than possible the
Ola Roman Will tell the fans of the
south Side that neither Sullivan nor
Davis will direct the 1909 campaign
of the white hosed legion but that he
himself Will lead the team from the
bench
1t has been known for some time by
close friends of the South Side mag
nate that he was considering this way
out Of the difficulty created by the
refusal of Jones to come back.
There are said to be several reasons
which Comiskey regards as strong
enough to warrant his taking charge
OF the team himself. Among them is
his fear that the Job of managing the
team would spoil Billy Sullivan, one
OF the candidates for the place left va
cant by Jones, as a catcher; another is
that George Davis, while a thorough
student of the game. is unified for the
job OF manager because of his probable
inability to maintain iscipline among
the players, and a third is that Com
iskey still believes that Jones will come
back and. believing that. will not ap-
point one of the players to the leader
snip only to remove him when Fielder
Jones decides to come In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31
NOTES OF THE CUBS

Nashville, Tenn. March 81 - DR.
John McKinlock, who came down TO
see that the Cubs were in physical
condition, returned to Chicago last
night. He says Chances foot probably
will not trouble him at all
The papers have been printing a
story that Chance is trying to trade
Zimmerman for Bliss OF st. Louis. The
first Chance knew of 1t was when he
received the clipping last night He
said that up to that time he did not
know Bliss was in the league
Chicago and Nashville conclude their
series today. Tonight the Cubs move
on to Atlanta, the last stand in the
middle south. Chance is determined
TO win every game played on the train
ing trip and tonight announced Pnester
as his probable pitcher for tomorrow.
DR.. A. J. Coakley telegraphed Man
ager Chance tonight that he is ready
to come into the fold and that he will
join the team II agreeable. Chance
Immediately wired Coakley to report
to the club at Louisville Saturday.
The Boston Red Sox passed a pleas
ant day. most of them going to the
pen4tentiary to see the convtcts They
have not decided yet when they will
start training.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31
.DESHLER GETS DRAW
WITH MCFARLAND
For Second Time in Career
Packey Fails to Leave
the Ring a Victor.

Boston. Mass. March 31-Packey
Mcfarland, the great Chicago light
weight who is candidate for Battling
Nelson's crown. was held to a draw in
a fast twelve-round bout by Dave
Deshler here last night to the great
surprise of the fans who crowded the
Armory A A. ring to see the men bat
tie
Deshler was a big surprise. He
fought the best fight OF his life and
though outboxed. did enough execution
probably to deserve the referees YER
dict.
1t was a dandy scrap. Mcfarland
was the cleverer and faster and did
the better work when the men stood on
and SPARED, but DeshIer was stronger
and outfought the Chicagoan when
they got to close quarters.
1t was the second time that McFar-
land ever has been held to a draw.
He has yet to be beaten. His first
draw was with Freddie Welsh at Los
Angeles last fall. The bout last night
probably will hurt Netherlands chances
for a match with Nelson
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31
GO1CH BEGINS WORK;
LOSES FOUR POUNDS
Champion Wrestler Looks
Good in First Day of
Preparation for Turk.

If the opening days training that
Frank Gotch put in yesterday is any
indication, the champion will be in
grand shape when he faces Yussin
Mahmout in the Dexter pavilion ring in
two weeks. The big fellow started
with a rush, and took off four pounds
during the two and one-half hours that
he put in in various parts of the I'LL
nots Athletic club building
GOtch weighed exactly 20Sh pounds
when he began exercising. He was
we'll inside 2O6 when he quit. He
worked hard and fast at everything
he did, the only quiet periods of his
training coming when he started tug
ging at the ropes and pulley weights.
He is paying particular attention to
strength ening the wrists and forearms.
although he does not slight any por-
ton OF his giant frame.
Mike Dwyer. athletic man at the IL
hnois club, will try Gotch out with the
Jackets on today. This is a variation
of the old collar-and- elbow style of
wrestling. made famous by old-timers
like Mclaughlin and Adon Butler It
gives a man great speed in footwork,
as the work Is of the standup variety
most of the time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31

Mr.. Harry Gardner, janltor of the
Lincoln school in Indiana HRTbor, ia
seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia.
John Campians house at the corner
OF One Hundred and ThiFty-seventh
and Elm streets, which burned about
a month ago, has undergone the neces-
sary repairs and Mr. Campten expects
to move back into it tomorrow.
Miss Ethel Collins was shopping in
Chicago yesterday.
There will be meeting of the build
ing committee OF the Baptist church
tomorrow evening at Z o'clock at the
home of Mr.. Thomas Cooksey on Grape
vine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore of Balti-
more street have both got the grippe.
Mrs. Thomas Y. Richards of East
Chicago was transacting business IN
Indiana Harbor yesterday.
Next Friday night the Royal League
will meet in Cline's hall. at which
time four candidates are expected to be
initiated.
You can get it at Spiegers, South
Chicago's leading furniture store. If
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31
COMISKEY DODGES
MANAGER QUESTION

Winnipeg, Man, March 31.-Charles
A Comiskey, who has thrice landed
the pennant. arrived in this city yes
terday from the west, accompanied bv
Mrs Comiskey and Miss Bernoudy. his
niece.
Fielder Jones has put his money
into timber lands in the west, and will
remain there for some years" said
Comiskey. Il talked to him for a long
time, but could not win him over. I
told him that he had taken a snap
judgment on US. and that he ought to
give us at least one year more. He
would go back into the game for an
other year If he could shape up his
business, but he doubted he could do
this. He said that he could make more
money in business than In baseball, and
that he was able to spend the entire
year with his family. That 1 offered
him $4,000 and that he asked for $40
600 Is not correct. The salary question
never arose"
Have you made any decision with
reference to a manager for the sea-
sonT' he was asked.
Yes, but no announcement has yet
been made. II Jones should come back
there Will be no need for a new ap-
pointment. If we fail to get Jones we
have a man in view"
Tt has been suggested that Sullivan
might act in this position" it was said.
That suggestion has been made ow-
ing 10 the fact that Sullivan is with
the team now" answered Comiskey.
There are a number of men who could
assume the post, but nothing has been
announced. Sullivan is very popular
and is held IN high esteem
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31
AID WOLGAST
BEATS PICATO

Los Angeles, Cal, March 81 - Ad
Wolgast of Milwaukee again demon
strated his class last night when he
earned the decision over Frank Picato
in ten fast rounds
Although Picato, who is light
weight, outweighed Wolgast by several
pounds, the Milwaukee lad hid him
beaten in eight of the ten rounds
Wolgast's strength and ruggedness was
never shown to better advantage, and
he easily outfought his heavier oppo-
nent-
Wolgast opened with his usual fierce
rushing. In clinches he uppercut.
bringing blood from Picatos nose VOL
CASTS superb defense stood him well in
the second round, when Piceto's fierce
blows were blocked. Pfcato, however.
hooked a hard left to the chin, and
Wolgast went down, but was up in a
fash.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31
AMATEURS START GAMES
Russell Street Stars Defeat
the West Hammond
Lilies.

The Russell Street Stars defeated the
West Hammond Lilies in a very one
sided baseball game yesterday after
noon at the State Line grounds This
is the second time that the Lilies have
been defeated. being defeated by the
State Line Stars once before.
The game was a one-sided affair
and at no time during the game did
the Stars fear defeat. At the end of
the ninth inning the score stood AZ to
8 in favor of the Russell Street Stars.
The star player for the Stars was B.
Ebert, who showed his ability as a
pitcher. He also got three base hits
OF Keilman, pitcher for the Lilies.
The batteries for the Stars w.4e
Ebert and Miller. and for the Lilies,
Keilman and Theil.
1t is thought that the Russell Street
Stars Will play the State Line Stars
for their next game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31
SOUTH CHICAGO NEWS
Returns After Absence.

After ten years absence and long
thought dead, James Hand of Calumet
Heights returned from California yes
terday.
Ten years ago, just after his wife
died, he left very suddenly and nobody
could find any trace Of him.
He was offered a good position out
there, and he stayed, never thinking
any more of his sudden departure from
South Chicago.
When he returned yesterday and
walked into his friends. George REM
1928 Yates avenue, everyone was so
surprised. none of them could speak
One of them ventured up to him and
found he was the real James that had
left so suddenly.
He win make South Chicago his fu-
ture home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31
EAST CHICAGO.
coon GAMEs THuRSDAY.

The S. P. A. c. of Whiting, champion
basket ball team of northern Indiana
in 1905 and 1905, will play the Lewis
boys at Lewis rink, Thursday evening
April At the same time the Calumet
high school girls Will play the Lewis
girls These win be good games DONE
forget the date, April 1. Skating Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday afternoon
evening. 31-2-t
Miss IDA Lamb OF Magoun avenue
was able to be out yesterday for
the first time since the holidays. She
took luncheon yesterday with Mrs H
II. Clark and seems almost entirely
recovered from her protracted illness
Howard Clark will spend his Easter
vacation with his former classmates in
Lake View. Chicago.
Superintendent of Schools e. N. Can
inc. Principal H. H. Clark and Man
ual Training Instructor White sftt will
leave today for Indianapolis to attend
the State Teachers association, which
convenes there Thursday morning. Miss
Mabel Van Kleck and Miss Hazel Lam
son will leave Thursday for the same
place. and on the same mission.
Mr. H B. Smith of Russiaville, Ind.
son-in-law of Rev. J. H Palmer, re-
turned to his home yesterday after a
two weeks visit here with his wife
who has been i'll at the home of her
parents on One Hundred and Forty
eighth street.
Mrs H H. Clark spent yesterday in
Chicago shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Schwab OF Fort
Wayne who have been visiting IN Chi
cago, arrived from the latter place yes
terday and will spend a few days in
East Chicago. renewing old acquaint-
ances- The Schwabs formerly lived
here. Mr.. schwab being connected with
one of the mills
Mr.. George Neer who for number
of years has been janitor of the Nc
Klnley school Is sick with pleurisy.
DR.. Sarah Noble leaves today for
Clearwater, Kan. where she will make
her home in the future.
Mrs. Brown. wife of the Rev. Frank
Brown. left today for two weeks
visit with her parents in Meoga, IN.
Mrs. J. o. Parks left yesterday for
Plymouth. IND, to visit friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Lewis spent
yesterday in Valparaiso. md
Your taxes are now due and may be
paid at the office Of the LAdd agency,
First National Bank building, East Chi
cago, Ind.