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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Homlanbs tiir:iidle SG6er.
Ganltabls.tgefduOe gutamt gesrn. stsis siits,
(l,ui4 101
ISuGcsfGHc.


9tm rs. 5uIt 3ba eooue, III. 800. Srioros
Strabe. 80 Sabre alt.
9m 2s. Sill @laru Gia, Gr. 1918. gSclt.
Serinatons StraBe. rs Sabre alt.
YIN %, .IuIt 0larp 6aBertB, ar. 1889. 81
ptitu!s StruBe. II Sabre alt.
Slm %. gull 3piepg 5reeS, nAiercD popts
tint %. SSGmili villa 2oOnion, III. 1925, gorO
Srouts Strabe, "a Sabre all.
gm %, 5nit 9boOn SOBtnseu, gIr. t412.
Carroll Sirnbe, II Sabre ait.
VIM 2s. Sill pattis aObuiun, 9tr. Gil, Sen
tralsNOemle. 70 Sabre alt.
gm %. 5u!t Caroline aeunbarOt, Dir. col
Sfts41. Sirnbc. 80 Su6rc alt.
9lm 80. Suli Catherine Rihueiu, gtr. 2Oi4.
9SeitslSrdtt StraBe, 90 Sabre at.
GIm %. Gull Catherine Nammina, Nr. POP,
SariOrorRudo, II Sabre alt.
gInt Is. .%uli Columbus 8ihiielr, 3obn3
Gpnfins 0uipiiul. 30 Sabre ait.
Hlnl q, Sui 9Goia Sales, Jobn9 @opiines
Nm IS. Sill aOpert epcOOem, &r. 25l4,
,Sreoerid NpenIe. 81 Sabre alt.
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BcfanntmaduHgen.

@crIegeltc 9luaebutc, marfirt nFropoials I4t
0nrllllbIllH SORES ano SarIIcB 10 t0e pealig
9epdrtnlent" lil0 a~oreiiirt an oen .gNoutQ. o.
Nipuros" inter Der @loreiie oCs Stuot1ie9llltu.
Tors, Jiatbbalts, Baltimore, no, nerbeil il
Nlireall pes Observation-Disclosures i'm Jtalb0au2
hls II ubr Sormittdas am Wiittiund1, oen H.
MIGHT 1909, euiaegell 1ellomnten. -,
OUR StctcrItg upn fitt 30 RIeroen NIT
Weidlirr itr bic .6umigaiions.s Sa8cn NM 5rpeI
~ Eteroeu nit @eifirr titr oeu eeidlsr
mGgcn duf jluci Sabre, UunI 1. september 1909
bio 3nul 1, SeptemDcr 1911, III llebereinlttm.
lIlill9 MT oen Spe3ltifntiunCt ole I'M SilrealI
pes SelInobettsamtee i'm 5talbbanssTHneT erz
lnngt lperoei i0Hneu.
@tn certji5irter Gbed ilr 10000 aui cine
"0lenrtng Souie"sGdIli. 5dblbar an ncn AIapor
uIo Stnotruib non Baltimore, ml6 ieoem YIN
gebut ~beigelegt fem.
Sie SoniraitbebOroc pe6Glt IT'D ons Tedt
Dor. ir9eno Elm ooer 6lle Nnge6ote 5u Uer=
lperieIl.
Or. SameS 9pslen,
SattitdtssS olHntitlr.
Geitaii9t:
Z. SarrD Oiu9uul,
Brditoent Der 9pntrattbe66roe.
CSuIi29, 1881 .YIlig2, 3,4,5,G,7,0)
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Gntilarine Ridhuien.

IS iiarb an. 20; lpli 1909 ~ ibrer &oD.
8ihuicu, Satin bes UcritOrbenen gouis Rif
lnieIL i'm Iltcr bon % Iabrcu. 5reunoe uuo
Hicrpan0tc oer Snmilie itno nftungspuu Elm
Gcluoen, Der HceroiquIa bcijmuobnen. iueldc
am eunr,GN, yia6mittngS 3 llbr. bonn Lruucrs
huuis ans uli Der oHouhon SarI 9cmetcrO"
ItuitfiuOet. (2t2-8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
ycnn Gtllnnr3c.

Is fiarb am 80. 3uli 1909 rah Idngcrem
GeibcH 4cua Sdliuar5c, - Sabre ali, aeliebie
iirlSet am 5%Uuuta9, ben /. 2tiguit, ytGhntii
tNgs 4 llbr, bon ibrcr lSobnun9, Hr. 800,
6iilcns Strdhc, aus nll Der aSouboH Bari Sc
metcrh" iiutt. ~ Ser aNrheitersQtinnerDDr"
lnllh m NnrnnrE nnI Nlranc liIlnen. L2l2-3l
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Caroline i. Heuubnrot.

IS itorb nm 20. Gu!i 1909. . llbr 80 Wtors
qeuo. nu1 tur5cr Nvunfbeit Garuiine ~, 4cuMs
barot, 1cb. Nurela. gCLtehie Satin bon SObn
-. gcolthurbi Sic Aeerotpuup finoet spuntaa,
Den I. @I9uit 1909. , llbr 9tuhmittnGS. bon
ibrcr Iebten eSobuuua. 9r. COT, Citsit. Strahc,
aus itait. @eifttrnB prtoGtim auf Der vHulis
uHsFurf.9emelcrO =" (211. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
YifplauS lt(ridl.

IS iidrb ant %. Suli 1909 @itolnus lllrid.
leu, ~9cliebicr @ntte Der pcriturbelen @arbarn
ulrid. i'm Mlicr BON 81 Ndbrcl. Die geeroi
Gtu1 fiuoci bon Der SSobmulA iciueo SobuCo.
0rn. So6n lilrid. Hr. 3t2, Sioa9lionrpe.S trafc
aus am SnriGn, Jtdhmiituls , llbr. itnli, Ne;z
icplnN prtnG!im out Dem "9Seitert 6rieoboic."
t0I1-I9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
8crmiidlte aRseiesa.
-Nnirnf,-

-Nuirnf.-
Gudbitebcno be5eihnete Fcrinren:
I. Srumcr, SrieoridI, gCbureH am G. Gept.
1866 in Sclta, 9r. Gdiicl;
9. Sadtlcbcu, Narl Nuquit Nrrmnnt, Sbnlieo,
gC6uren an 2S. Samlar 1S55 in Seebort
SIR. NrotiClJ
ltnn erIutbt, perl0nlid ODER f6rtltlib bel benz
llntcr6eihnetcIl in gu meloct.
I'm 9lleilmft iiber oereH Garbleih iooer Ib.
ltbeil ctindDt '' '' ''i'i'''NH! hb
baltimore, no, ocn I. SuIi 1909,
Ser adiferIi6e Gpnlul
GitoeriB,
gr. q SilosSaDsStr.
(Suli1, SoSa.1 MN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

Ser Gocdin @cnub bat
IN 0iciem Canoe ocrmoBcn iibcrbalN
0cnon1men, bob sic omeritonii6e @e,
ilnobeits-2igo 0roitiide MoBrcgeln
fiir notbmenoiQ erfI0rt bat. Sic per-
lon9t einen 6ob2n 3oQ ont oo5 int.
portirtc ui0 cine bohe Steucr oltf
oo9 bier proO13irtc Gocoin, nm IS
OurdJ G%ert6euerung Oils Den @dnoe1
oea &ublifum5 5lr boltcn. 81 iol6en
acfGbrlideu 3imruiioneu lit Der &C.
nltb Don @etGubungsmittcln in euro
poiidcn S0nOern nidt gc0iebcn, neil
man bort feline Gcn1peren5 Sct6elci
trei6t. Gie mcit prr6reitcte &erlpcn
Dung bon &etGrbungSmitteln bier SIT
Sonoe lit o6nc 3meifcI 0en lcmpc.
ren5lcrn olli 0oa ShulOsGonto SIT
icben.
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FrnlloCHt oct eollttullz SeDotot'
(SuIi23,2 ,26,27, 2s, 20,30.31 ;sug2,3)
gepartsment fir bftcntlite eIdlerbeit-Sauten.
Cub Iepartement oes Observation-Disclosures
ViirenuS. Matthew's.

2fpuItCHNCNI nut uUCHlllWt Slut ENtH- ShhitH'
SubsIepartrment oes 0ebduoc,S nipettUrss
Siirrans, Natbbaus.
Yulti more, 81. Sult 19O9.
9lngebote tpcrocn entge9en genprlHtel BON
Der Guniruit NebUroe Der Staot Baltimore ltr
ole @rri6iung oeS Nbt6eilun9s 8ebduocs NJ"
i'm luU aGiclu +0uipitul fit ben Wtd0or mo
Giaotraib bon Baltimore fir oCn @ebraud oer
8eb6roe fiir~ glrlnclpjIeac,
9lngeboie mitiie1 in periepeltcn SouuerteiL
~uoreiffrt an Den pSoaro pt guuaroS OF Sgltis
more 0itO. iein uno ole gluiidrilt v8ropolat2
for gSaro Nuiloing FL" Nn0 &iem poiplfGl"
trogen lmh bel Sril. =. Scuell IDonlao, Stabts
RC0iiirutOr. III bciien Eiireau I'M Jtaibbalaa NM
poer pur 1t llbr GprmiitagS AM 4. Husuit
1909 ein9ereibt WeroeH.
Scoeul @lngebot nnib elm al ben WtaDor. lllo
Gtaoirat6 bon Baltimore l~nblbdrer certift6trter.
aIf cine ,GIcnring ooufe"s(ant ge5ogener Sbcd
bes @tctcrs titr iilIbnuoert $4,000 GoldrS
Ser erfolorei6e Dieter mnB 9iirgf6aft iteI.
len uno ole Spribriftcr oes StnotsGbarterS
in IeJug auf GpnirdIte e~rfiilen.
8ei6nnnacn lno Spe3ifiGttonen f6nRen am
uocr nab Dem %. Slli 1909 i'm Blircdu oe9
@ebdIocs NnipeliorS beitdiiNt iueroelt.
Sic geb0roc bebdlt lid onS 9iebt Dor, irgero
Elm uoer ale IlIgeuoic 6l perluerleI.
Golparb .. 4reitun,
8cbluoesS nfpeftor.
0enebmigt:
Z. Barn NinBpul,
Milbor.
tSuIi22. 90 l,2G2 81. %, %, 3O,3t .9ua2j
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Secrinmm lungs. Nn6rigeh.


Sic pieylelidbrltbc Merchandising hcs ger.
eng ltnhet Stentag, ben = gii9Ill a3enos
straFe, iintt5 tpoSl uue 0titaIteoer lrenItoltn(l
t2I2) Is. Mtnerpuid, Scfrcidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
THE WAY . DOWN . THE . BAY

sat sur see IT. 6boptanf.9 III iper'G GfHricnen,
15OWleiIen; GnISunfIer; Den gnn6en1ag 2ebenS'
@rbalter; 9ampfer ,@umla @iles," 9irnitas
nuo SpuurrItaa, Z llbr Moraens. 81 Sauie
nm 1915 abenos. @iuete soc. Begun 90.
Stunt. CSunii5--) s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
BON Sun
'Saa . Tamilien GrfurEpnrn

mad 9tnnapulis uno RET 6iper, Sampler
,,@mma 0iies," Muutas, Mittpudj mo 8rei'
iaa, 7.30 BORN. Niidtebr etIp1 7.30 N6enoS.
Spe5iea sunntag, $50 8ornl, JiildIebr etiaa
S.45 NbeloS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieoen samitaa,
100 gia6nl. 3nrid bel MonoesLibt 1915
Hbenos. WiuGISeiteu SOC. Nilete Soc. BON
Bier VT. 10, &iebt.Strube. 1ol6eiter 60.
CNutl09
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Separtcment fir jffentlidc @erbeIicrungen.
cut pnricm cnt pes Stnhi. Snncnifnrs.

Galtt more 81. Sllt 1909.
&eriieeelte glugebote, an ben nRoaro OF
gruarOs." Gare ot. g.. seiueu 2bomuS, 3" ubref-
iirt, lucrben I'M Siiredu 0cS Siaots ReQiitrui0rs.
MutbbauS, Baltimore, bis Wiittlpud, II 8orllt.
am 4. 9llgllt 1909 e~nlgegen gellommen Bnr Nj.
Nclirulg. Jtnlloiielnbuu uuo AfluiteruHg init
oitriii8irtcn 4fldliCrlicinen ser StaasslleO, bon
Der 9~iurolcite Der Wi1rionsS ira6e bis 5ur Glib
iCite bon GerinatonsSirube
Spe5iiilaiiunen llIo sIngebots SornlnlGre itllh
uuf &erlulgen in oicien 8ireau er6Gltlid.
Dor, irgenO elm ooer ale @ngebote 5urild5u.
peilcn.
Sin beolnn6igier Gbed oes BieicrS. auf cine
gGlearillg 6oIie="eunf, AMI Orore oes Wia1oro
mo GtuOiratbs BON Baltimore ge5ogen. 81 Dem
in ben SpeBifiintionen 9elnnnten 8etra9e, miB
ieoerl glnGcbut Dei9etit9t lein.
y, 7. Ieronn,
Stuots Sngenteur.
Z. Snrrp WnlDDt,
GrGItocnt ber @~outrGttz GebOroe.
(CuiO9 81 Of u d % 20 n .lfIu2 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

DER Sd)ulter Qcon6oro H0ocr I'M III.
fer Don 100 Sobrca acitor6cn, Der OILS
l4i0briger Sltngc inter 9lildcr III
bciogter Sd(o6t NIT babel gclueien.
Nlter rno Sbotiohc ioucn perbilrgt
irilI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

GricSiun-Qinic.
Gcue idnene %SagsEampfcr.
.apro Baltimore" uno ,Yeun"
Hadl g9ilaOeip5ia, Sim
Sdglidl nnb SunntngS
nm 500 Sorni. bon 4ruits unO IiebtsGtr. nb,
SGIten an 8u Yettertum, SUipn 9utnt, Wto..
mo Gbcitcr. Ri. Quuger ungetdbr o ubt
IbenSs in @biluoeIpbid an.
Gutiitdcnoe Snbrt ourdl ben Gnnnl. Y1iId'
gierc Ionnen nab 8eliebet bis 9befupenfes 9itD
mo W~eiieriun fubren uno nul Der Hiidfu1rt init
& llbr 9l6cuos ~oeiielGen cages anlungen. =
Rlnoreiies&iuete Biir 9tiidid6rt nit ~. & 8.
8abn." lno ourdbee6enoe Nilete (per Bdbn bon
Ybilu.) nab Sieip'gprf, Ntlautic.Gtth, Sape
MaD, 9png Brand, Scean SitD, NSbur1 Ynri,
1tbauh, 5rpn, 5um Neriauf bel Mbaugb'S,
0sablSriteu 80 Gents. Nabtodmpfer fabren tag
lid b IhenoS tSonrtaD uusgenomincn). Wlan
i1reibe fir 9Sepiueifer.
9lnreuee ebriutr,
CSuni15-) Ieent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Die pradtuOnsu Bort 9epOEt. unO settsrtum.

Die pradtupnru Bort Sepuit. NIB Settertun.
Grturionru. GrObartiee Gceuerie; Die eroben
griiden; cine iteiiee gtueenueioe; ni6ts 9Ieitbt
Dem SusquebannasRioer. getterton 1T ein be'
Iiebtcr Blab - groBe 9OteI. Sic f%einften 2eu'
te MAIDEN Die SnDrt, gteuer, idneuer Sampler
.Susuue6annu" icben Sieniine, Sonuerftno II.
Gamitne, 1 llbr gufm. 81 Sduie 1890 abos.
Wiitlpoh unb Gonntng 8 ubr Sorm.; gu
Saufe nm 9.45 Ibenos.
@iqcte SOC. Uiu1I5eiten SOC.
(Sunii0-) Sulnefer,Go.
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2unoun.G arf=G emetern.

ghrrau: Gr. ,2t, s9eit. Saratpsa. etrake, nnb
Sunpt.Gingana: 5rebertf' Jiuao.
9eari6tibplibe bon $25 al utter beit1noiger
Nufiihi; S6nttibInueh Seluinoe, 9tlar5en tic.
pcrocn i'm IreibbGlS am SalptsGtlgana aes
%futoen. ltnier giGent Wiro, penI Gepiinlbi,
purfpretben. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
glbcn0. SuriitcnsS dJnlc.

@orIcimgen 7 his o 9lbcnos. Baltimore
lluiOeriitdt &uriittusShnIe Span5i9iteS Scs
Guacue S'Sunnc, Sefreiir. ia &crt6t2ne.
tulioe. tSllt2l ,2.Jite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Saf QaWn Gcmcterb,

Gaitcrn auenue.9iuab, uahe 9ortb Yuint'aieao.
Weitinoise Nuiiidlt. 9rahtuulle Sage.
CNuui19 ,UWttel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

Sci elmer W ii n5en Scr
%lteigerung i'm NlimiSmotic Stub 5u
Nem 2)ort murOen 5mci so Collar.
8olOitiidc, Die i'm Sabre 1877 in Ebi-
lobclpbio geprG9t morben lino, iiir
ic $4,000 perfnllft. Us moren Dies,
lotpcit bctonnt, Die ein5igen 5lpei
@ol0miln5en oicicr Nrt. Die je bonn
Sunoe geprG9t moroen limo, in0eilen
iuuroer mGbrcno Der eriten @olbiu-
d)er5cit III Californian bon Tripoten
ad)tediac @oI0itilde 5ll oieiem 9etro.
&c ber9eltclt. Sn Ebilooclpbio mllr-
De cine I'M Sabre 1887 bon @pbroim
Srolber III Nem . Dort geidlogene
0olo = Gitblonc iiir $3650 perfouft.
Gini9e GcntItiidc aus Den eritcn,\ Sal.
ren nod Der Observation-Disclosures Gr.
flIritng brodten 60 bis 20 Collars.
Gin WanrL ocr0icS d. d.
BON @uterIoo m%itgemod)t bot, lit it
uniereit Soaenaeinc Scltcubeit. ,5n
G.lIinep, Sis, 1T Dor einigen Sogen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
DANDRUFF CAN BE
EASILY CURED

In fact Summers, the druggist, has
a wonderfully efficient hair restorer
called Partisan Sage which costs only
so cents a bottle that is guaranteed to
cure dandruff in two weeks or money
back
Partisan Sage is the discovery of one
of the worlds greatest scientists, who,
knowing the value of. Sage as scalp
cleaner and hair restorer, combined 1t
with other ingredients in proper proper
lions, and the result is the most Won
derful hair tonic in the world.
Partisan Sage is a most pleasant,
daintily perfumed hair dressing, and be-
sides curing dandruff, your druggist
will return your money If it fails to
stop falling hair or itching of the scalp
1t will make hair grow, and women
who desire soft, beautiful and luxuriant
hair can have it in two weeks by using
this famous. quick preparation. Sum-
ers pharmacy sells 1t under a guarantee.
You take no risk.
Don't let any druggist tell you he has
something just as good Partisan Sage
If you do not live within trading dis
lance of Summers pharmacy you can gel
a bottle for so cents, all express
charges prepaid, from Giroux Mfg. Co.
Buffalo, n. 7.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
GARY BRIEFS.

A dancing party was given last night
by a number Of the steel com
pany's employees. which was greatly
enjoyed.
In observance of the national holt
day of IAncolns birthday all of the To-
cal banks are closed today
Rev. H. h Clark of the Christian
church made a business trip to Chi
cago yesterday.
The Misses Margaret Smith and Mel
lie Quinn Of Gary were the guests of
friends in East Chicago last night
The regular weekly dancing party,
given by Miss Thorpe, in Assembly
hall, will take place tonight.
w. S. Cramblett of South Bend of
the McCrae Refrigerator company was
in Gary on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs w. 3. Green of Elwood,
Ind, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stringfellow yesterday.
Miss Marion Maxon is spending a
few days this week with friends at
Chesterton.
Mr.. w. F. Tucker, state food inspec-
tor, has been in Gary several days this
week. making his regular tour of in
spection.
A party of young Gary people went
to East Chicago last night and spent
the evening roller skating.
V U. Young went to Chicago on a
business matter yesterday.
DR.. c. c. Crum Of Gary. who was
| operated on several days ago in a Chi
|
ported to be improving nicely.
The local order of Foresters are
preparing a big time for their dance,
which will be given in the Assembly
hall large number of tickets have
| already been sold and a big crowd is
expected Bigelow's orchestra will fur
nish the music
| A S Roberts of Kenmore, o.. was in
Gary today with the view of purchas-
ing real estate here.
NJ. NJ Duchich, proprietor Of the
Fifth avenue grocery store, expects to
go to Texas next week on a two weeks
business and pleasure trip.
1 Attorneys II. F. McCracken and E. G.
| Ballard were in Hammond yesterday
j on legal business in the Lake superior
court
i P. Lake. E. Isaac, ]. Keard and ].
Mormon of the Chicago Telephone COM
pany of Chicago were in Gary yester-
day working on the service In ToI1es-
ton, which was recently placed out OF
commission by the wind storm OF
Wednesday. Most Of the telephones in
that city were out of order, following
the contact OF their wires with those
of the South Shore line
Two prisoners were taken to tn,
Crown Point jail yesterday in a blu.
by officer William Marquardt TIL,
bus is now used in place of the auto
mobiles. which were formerly in serv
ice.
Professor Deering, the hypnotist, an
nounced yesterday that he would hyp
notize another woman and place he
In the window of Sax & Savake ciga
store today. This will probably be hi
4 daughter,
DR.. C. H. Long and W. G. Laue c
Gary attended meeting Of the dents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
INSPECTOR VISITS GARY
Frank w. Tucker May
Prosecute Pure Food
Law Violators.

Frank W. Tucker. state food inspec-
tor OF Peru. Ind. has again begun
series OF Investigations in Gary and
promises in the near future one of the
biggest sensations in that line that the
city has yet seen. 1t looks, at present
as If the blow would fall upon the drug
gists, of the city, two of whom were
found, after an examination. to be vio-
Iators of the pure food law.
Mr.. Tucker refused to divulge the
names of the druggists against whom
he may prefer charges, but he says that
he was surprised at the manner in
which they were found to be operating
their stores. The specific charge which
will likely be placed against them is
| that of improper labelling. Certain drugs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
A DAY IN GARY LAND

society in Hammond last evening. They
They reported the meeting to be very.
successful and was well attended by
members from all parts of the county.
H. F. Feuer OF Cleveland, brother
Of w. s. Feuer, owner of the Feuer
building. is visiting In Gary today.
Ed Grimes. former street inspector
for the city. has gone into the con-
tracing business for himself, and has
secured. office space in the Feuer build
ing. He will be located on the second
floor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
HEARD By RUBE.

The local police have not had such
a busy night since the stirring days
Of 1905" as we might say.
If you don't get valentine next
Sunday its probably for the reason that
your friends have too good sense to
send you enc.
oh, well, waybe this will kill the
fruit crop enough so we won't have
to undergo any more like 1t this sea-
son. Far be it, for the weather man
to deceive us
The ToIleston town board are now
scratching their heads in trying to
decide whether they will own their
own municipal water and light plant,
or whether they will grant the fran
chise to the Gary Heat, Light and Wat
er-company.
Another restaurant has opened IN
Gary, which will add onernore to the
already large selection.
Not only can you get your next win
ters clothes at lower price in Gary
now, but they will prove g. great boon
to the struggling moths during the
long hard summer.
The bad negroes" of Gary Will prob
ably have to be taught lesson before
they will cease robbing and commit
ting depredations. The patience of the
people of Gary won't last forever.
Although the negro children in Gary
are to be segregated from the whites
they viii not be Disseminated against
by the book trust as long as they have
the price.
Let us be as cheerful as possible
March is the next month"; which may
help some on a second thought1itsmay
not.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
Scots Meet Tonight.

The St Andrews society OF Gary
will meet tonight in the offices of At
torney Clyde Hunter for the purpose
OF electing officers for the ensuing
year. Other business of Importance
Will also come up before sthe meeting,
and all members are expected to be-
present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
THE CITY
Keeps Cops Busy.

While the local police force were
busy on the two shooting cases. an
other cutting ARRAY took place on
Fifteenth street, near Madison avenue,
in which a negro woman is said to
have been slashed. with a razor. The
woman's name andsjusts how the trou-
BILE occurred could not be learned by
the police.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12

were found in their stores which con-
tanned opium, and. there was no label
on the bottles designating the pres
ence of this ingredient.
Patent Medicines AduIterated.
This drug was found mostly in patent
medicines. Two OF the drug stores of
the city, however. were found to have
complied with every section of the sta
tutes and will be reported as good"
while the other two viii be reported
bad"
The investigation Of the conditions
in this city viii not stop with the drug
stores, according to Mr.. Tucker, but will
be continued in all lines of business.
including stores, markets, hotels and
restaurants. It is also expected before
the investigation is ended. charges will
be preferred against some of the bak-
cries which have given Health Officer
T. B. Templin so much trouble and
which have not improved materially
since the owners were prosecuted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
Special Meeting Tonight.

The local council of Knights Of CO.
lumbus will hold a special meeting to-
night in their new lodge rooms in the
Feuer building for the purpose of max
ing arrangements for their banquet
and initiation Of the big class of for
ty-five candidates on Sunday, Feb. 21.
Part of the lodge furniture for the
hall have arrived and win be installed
tonight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
Baby Is Lost.

The s-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs ]. S. Sibley, living at Sixth ave-
nue. and Delaware street, was reported
lost TO the police late yesterday aft
ernoon, and it was some time before
the young miss was found by her
parents. She had taken advantage of
the fine weather and was taking a
walk in the east part of town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
swamped With Valentines.

The local postoffice is already
swamped with valentines that are be-
ing sent by Gary people to their
friends and relatives out of town.
Next Sunday will be Valentines day
and the two days promise to be busy
ones for Postmaster. Call and his force
of employees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
Officer Out Again.

officer Peter Juric OF theIocalS po-
lice station. who has been confined
ito his home with an attack of the
grippe since last Sunday. reported for
duty last night. Mr.. Juric is one of
the pioneer officers of the police force
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
At the floor.

Waggles-Tu-tu-tallx aboush.
arrrr-velsh rapitty OF the mul-mul-mul-
tiplica-cation of of gui-gwee-guinea
pigsl Lock at th-those keyholes!-
Harvard Lampoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12
Original Night Rider.

The Omaha Bee says that Paul Re-
we're was the founder of the rough
riders. He was also the original night
rider wasn't he?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-12

Women Owners of Railroad Stock.
Women own As per cent. Of Ameri-
can railroad stocks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-23
MAYOR WILL OPEN
MACHINERY EXHIBIT
National Association, Station
ary Engineers, to Conduct
Show at Convention

Mayor Taylor is to press the button
which will set in operation the ma
chinery in the exhibition to be held
in the Auditorium the week of June IA
in connection with the sixth annual state
convention of the National Association
of Stationary Engineers. DIR. RAIDER
will deliver the Invocation at 2 o'clock
the afternoon of the opening day, and
then Mayor Taylor will start the ma
chinery.
The machinery manufacturers and
merchants are manifesting much inter-
est in the. coming exhibition and are
eagerly seeking space in the Audi
torium for their exhibits. OF the $4,000
square feet available, more than 1900
has been sold and paid for, while the
demands that are still being made IN
dicate that the entire floor space VIII
be filled before the opening of the eX-
hibition.
Flags. bunting and streamers Will be
used to decorate the interior of the
building, and hundreds of incandescent
lights will add to the brilliancy OF the
scene at night. A band of 20 musl-
clans will play afternoon and evening
throughout the week
The convention to be held in connec-
ton with the exhibit will last three
days. FL. D. Saville. the state president,
has arranged for the presence OF Ffed
!. Fischer, the national president, at
the convention. There Will be num-
Der of lectures by prominent engineers
and professors each evening. Ihey Will
be free to the public.