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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-07
Sunncuani. nnS llntcrgau8,
Sas Mctter.

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Nuf in's bcntid)e Sbentcr!

Sellte abenb gebt in Nlbaug6'S Ibea'
fer Shiuer's oaobole uno 2iebc"
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itelitng nit Sihcrbeit SIT erluor'
ten. - Scr 5ublreidc 9elud Der
Boriteluug cine Gbreniafe urie-
rer Geutiten.
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slbeub Der Renoe5pous ,EloB oller
6erer fem Sic iif erbaueu mod)ten an
Dem berrliden &tunNe Scr eolen ocltt-
iden Sprad)c, Die aeiner it0ner &c.
fprohen, ols Tcutidlonb'8 Iihtcrs
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oelIen SroueripicI v&obaIe unO gle
be" bort in Scene 0ebt. GS lit feline
6rage, ipenn bclltc Nben0 Scr Tor.
bang gum crItcn MoI lid bebt, oann
miro CT nor cintm 9roBen, cinem
oeiltiden Yltblifum IN bic @0bc &c.
ben, oaS c& niht rebmcn lailen ipplls
te, rIeinenl" Shillcr einCn NonfeS=
tribut 81 5ollen. Gilt bod Die Eorltel'
lung ais cine Nuhieicr sur 150. Mic-.
oertebr bc3 0~cbltrtStngcs Sd)illcr'S
ltno Itebt nls ipId)c inter Den Nllipi
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sur EorItellrng bril9t, bot ooS Sbre
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gsotis.
Geb6el'S ein3taeS Stnbio.

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lieferte &rbeit; mir benton nidjt ba.
ran, ms ieIbit III ioben, ionbern iiber.
faHen bics inieren 2eiitmngen. Seine
greppen bti nns sa triteigtn. 2aTeu
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es sisb. utr elm einsises Sebbel.stu.
bic unb Sies befiabet fid i'm Tarterre.
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lteht.
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UtIolenonnaen.

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uito Scitreif . unsarn iid1er ,tno
id)neI beioref. 8, 10 nn6 90 Waart'.
io,pie 10 unb 90 aronen.S metne Su
perfaufcn.
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sAeo. s. Hiener e Co.,
217 OF. Baltimore GtroEe.

Geiitihrs uitS df,beres a~uslGnoi.
id,es gelo eefauft uno r~erfauit.
Oeloienounsen beiorst mad Geutid.
ldnb. Ceitrei4, RiibIano II. (. M.
gpefief aiiseeitcIlt n,ii aiiSIGnbiide
Vanfcn. grcSitbriefe Mno frapeIers
CHEQUES. (9-)
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noperitraBe ibre i1brlide 8eneralpers
ianlmlnng liub geomtenpabl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-07

Chr. @alt. eluguit R0icde, George
55iGing, Safob RieB uno Sobn Ntun.
Ser. Sn Der letter GerianmIuug
oeS Counties muroe ser Sefret1r nit
cinem @eIbgeideut beoud)t.
nO'aeil @eielli DAFT"
Gie .S'8eil.@eieIlihoit" belt &c.
tern abeno IN 2ouis Hiiiiel'S Sale,
Der. 103. Horo-5reoerid- StraBe, lire
regelmGBi9e Seriommlung al, Ole
lid zines iebr gltten 9eiufes erfreu,
&c. 81 Tbipeienbeit bes NrGiioenten
Golparo Blaine uno bes @ice.YrGii-
oenten 2ouis Heis fiibrte 'Serr Srie.
0rif Straiier ben &oriis. nabrenb
SefrctGr 8eorge Wolter protofollirte.
las Gomite, meldes ben Terein BET
Scr .6reibeits 2igo bon WorpIono"
reprGientirt, berid)tetc, bob Die SiGo
IN altsiiht genommen babe, IN MIDI.
tier 3eit einc groBe Woiienperi omm.
lung I'M Sntereiie Der peri0nIihen
Greibeit in Ser .Spric" %obSllboltcn II.
c%rmobnte Die Wit9lieber bes 8ercin&.
ctmaigen Sails Monn iiir Mtonn ole
Seriommlun0 81 beluhen. NlId) mics
Dos Gomite 0arollf bin, DAB es piin=
ihcnSluertb iei, lpenn alle 6reibeits.
frcunbe 9rieie al oos Semperen5-
=Gonlitc oeS llnterballies mo an oas
oes SenutS rid)ten piiroen, in Der
lie iid) gegen Die Nntobme ser Soco(
Sptions9iQ erfIdrten, bn "befanntlid)
Don Nnberion'S Inbdilgern uiele I'M
gcgentbeiligen Sinne bel Den Gomi-
ten poritellig geluorben ieien.
Gie Serren Charles $. G0elmann,
Sronf Iemitt Gouflin unO Sobn Z.
Getrid) ipurben OILS Mitglieber aufats
nommen; Serr @olter Is. 9opill
ipurOc ais Ganoibot IN Gorihlog &C.
brud)t.
D@ittclsbod Seftion
VI /. L..
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itern Ibeno Die Witglieber Der ,@it-
tclsbod).S eftion Nr. I" 81 ibrer re-
a%elm0Bigen &eriannnllrng in Goltis
HiiiicI's Salle eingeiunoen. Er1li-
Dent grnit Wcper iiibrte ben ToriiB
NM SefretGr Bruno Roienbouer
fungirte ais Erotofo1fiibrer. Is
lpurbe beIfloIicn, Dem Mosfenbna
ocs o@ittelsbo Sercins", Der berte
Nbcno in Der 8ermonio.M 1nnerhors
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rllnubbGngigeu Silrgerperein" 5t
bem ans Inlob' oes 1~0.iGbrigen De-
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mite berid)tete BON cinem ilber er.
marten giinitigen iinan5iellen &eiiil-
tot Der Seronitaltrng. 3mci nelle
Witglieoer funben Nufnabme.
% ii d) er Vnno."
g(ui Sobn Gangs Inluelcll an Der
G'1onncll- utb >. StraBc. Canton,
ucronltaltetc Der .9liit)er.9 Bump 9tr.
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crlrcutc. sir 9tiftlicbbobcr bon
gliitern bate oaS alrrun9enlcntS.Go.
mite Sollerfrallt nit laitigcn Ibci'
lcl pom Shpein III 9ereitifnit. Mn
Der Spite oes Gomite'S itono Sr.
George Sinunclmann.
Sted)crei bel elmer $ y dl.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-07

,Wermania MGnncrdlur."
-Sieuitag, s. Tebrnar-
MasfenbnIl i'm ySnrie."
Nnr fir Witslicbrr.
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Stedcrei bel elmer s. y dl.
} c / ) { | { /. 49, Epli5cirid)ter
O'9teia iiberipieS gcItcrn I'M oltlIden
StotionsDnuic oen - Sabre olten
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@%onoItrnbe, ipegen ongcblid)en Moro
ollariiis nlli 9eni. @itcoiusfi bon Tr.
1710, GbomcsitroBe. nnb Den 10 Bob
re ulten Hod,er Ronif bon Nr. S06,
Siio.9onoitroBc. rucael, ailaebliden
Nn9riifS uiii Eoll Nurpn Dem &c.
r;d)tSperiohrcn. Tic Stctcrei mo
Shldscrei trie iid) um 80. Saltuar
ip1breno elmer Sof5citsieier in benz
Sauie 9tr. SO6, Siios9onoltraBe, SIT.
Wie beim @erbor ongegeben iultrbe,
lon Witconsfi betriinfcn erIdiciicll
iein, mesbalb i'm Mfurpn AT Die Suft
leBen ipollte. Hpnif FAM Witcomsfi
5it Siilfe. lporolif cine ullgemeinc
SfIGacrei elttItalto. ipGbreno ipcld)er
ongeblid) Murpn oen @itcoiusti in
ben aopi .Itaf unb @onif oen aii.
Grcifcr Wttcoipsfi's NIT cinentS dlag.
ril,g bearbeitetc. @itcofpsfi iuar 10
id)ucr uerlest. bdb CT nod oem ct.
Soiepts. Soipitol 9cbroht ipcroei,
muBte, aus Dem er crit oil, Santitdg
~cr,tlaiier ipiiroe.
Trei YettIer aftet. -
Noli5iit 9Iprre ~lieferte geitern hrei
prpfeiiionelle gettIer. Den 7S.iibrigen
Stanisfous Saimitt bon Baltimore.
nubc 9lopb.S trnBe. Cen. ~70jdbrigen
Soleph aars bon Nr. S2S, Sit2ont.
barb traBe. uno ben 54-idbrisen
Cornelius Collins bon Nr.S06. Noros
Sront.S trabe. lit ser oitliden Holi-
seiitation eili. no lie fir Cit bette
itattiinbenoes 9erh6r ie~itsebalten
inrirben. lie brei W1ner battet Dor
Der III. Hoientraa;-aird)e ali ser ga.
itern.Apenue, ttabe groaotpap, Aui.
itclllna gcuomnien. Die 1irtenbcia-
der ~dngebettelt unb lid uii bieic
@ciic Gle Juid)cn nit aupfer gefiillt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13

EAST CHICAGO.

The funeral of the little one day OLD
baby girl of DIR. and Mrs. A. A Ross
took place from the family residence
on Forsyth avenue yesterday after
noon, the interment being in Oak Hill
cemetery, Hammond The baby was
born Saturday and died the next day
from lack of vitality Mrs. Ross is re-
ported getting along nicely.
Thursday evening will be past ma
irons night at the Order of the East
ern Star. Refreshments will be served
after the lodge ceremonies are COM
pleted. The officers of the chapter are
expecting large crowd to be present.
Abraham Leibach and Calvin Jackson,
two of the men arrested for compile
ity in the Pitzel robbery. were taken
to Crown Point yesterday by Chief AL
bert Lewis and Captain John Mariner,
in the chiefs automobile, to await
trial. The third man under arrest on
the same charge, Isidore Everstein, is
still in jail here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13
WORLDS CHAMPION
SWIMMER RETIRES
G. M. Daniels Of New York
A. c, Will Not Compete
Again.

New York, Sept. 13.-Announcement
is made here that Charles NJ Daniels
of the New York Athletic club, cham
pion swimmer Of the world at 100 $50
and 220 yards, Olympic champion of
St. Louis. Athens and London, and
American champion at all distances
from 40 yards to one mile. has decided
to retire The announcement is made
by Bud" Goodwin, team mate and close
friend of Daniels. Goodwin adds that
the retirement has already taken effect
and says that the champion will never
again be-seen in competition
While no reason is given for Dan
ieIs' decision to abandon the sport in
which he has reigned singuIarly SUI
preme it is limited that new found mat
rimonial cares are more or less respon-
sible
Daniels swimming career has been
one of hard, scientific study and train
ing. his prominence not having been
attained quickly. 1t was more than
two years from the time he swan his
first race that he won a championship.
He broke his first record in 1908. when
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13
SPORTING NOTES
CUBS GO EAST TO
NAIL PEnhANT TITLE
Chance Takes Full Fighting
Strength on Important
Invasion.

Firmly intrenched behind a lead of
eleven games, every member of the
Cubs team headed by Manager Chance
last night set sail for Philadelphia to
open the final campaign of the eastern
circuit. Hostilities are booked to start
tomorrow with a double-header be-
tween the leaders and Charley Dooins
Quakers. Reu1bach and Overall will go
against the fasteners in the bargain
attraction with Tinker again pastiming
at short.
En- route to the City of Brotherly
Love Chance intends to drop off at
Youngstown, Ohio, to undergo treat
ment from Bonesetter Reese. The long
enduring charley horse which has kept
the P. l. out of the limelight for, several
days Is due for an examination, for the
west side manager is determined to re-
gain his playing form before the bell
rings inaugurating the worlds series
Here's a bit of news for west side
| fans coming direct from Chance. Over
| all again is right. 'Husk' is convinced
| that the big CALIFORNIAN has regained
| his form and intends pitching him at
every opportunity. Reulbach also will
! be given plenty of work to further ap-
| ply the finishing touches in anticipation
| of some grueling -tussles in the world S
championships.
| With Brown. Cole and Reulbach go
| ing great guns at present and the In
valid fingers fast rounding into shape
Chance is entertaining no serious fears
| as to the probable outcome of the big
| clash. Then there's Phester still to be
| reckoned with. and the giant tanner
| promises to be in the pink" before
long.
The injury to his right hand sus-
tanned while stopping a sizzling line
drive in the Brooklyn series is fas'
mending and meanwhile Jack indulge.
daily in some exercise for his salary
wing. It's a known fact that the Mack
men dislike fingers of the southpav
persuasion. and Pfester, by the way, II
one of the real stars of this particula,
line of slab endeavor
Business should pick up for the Cubs
| according to Chance, during the sta,
in Quakertown. For while the leader
and Phillies are fighting It out TIL
Pirates will be locked in a death crap
pie with the Giants on the latters lot
From Philadelphia the Cubs invad
| Brooklyn, while the slipping world
champs are mixing 1t with Boston.
club that continues thorn in the sid
of CIarkes troupe
After clearing off the engagements Il
New fork the coming champs viii viSf
Boston at the same time Pittsburg /
playing Brooklyn. Then the aspirant
for the title will point back toward TIL
west to clear off the remaining contest
L incidental to the commencement of tn
| worlds series.
] Betting on the outcome of the Cubs
4 Athletics conflict already holds swa
I about local sporting headquarters. an
\ in most cases the locals are picked t
win the coveted bunting. No definit
odds have been reported. however, 70
the majority of Cub fans are awaittn
word indicating that the great pitchin
q staff of the west side machine ha
4 struck its real form.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13
POSTPONE WOLGAST.
PAckEY GO TO OCT. 6
Each Fighter Has Placed
His $1,000 Forfeit
Money.

Another postponement has been
handed the Wolgast- Mcfarland fight
which Milwaukee promoters planned
holding Sept. 80. Promoters Schippa-
casse Of the Star Athletic club. and Del
Eddy, matchmaker of the organization,
hurried to Chicago yesterday when Pac-
key threatened to call the match off,
and drew up another set of articles,
posted a $1,000 forfeit to assure the
match, and agreed to stage the bout
in the American association ball park
in Milwaukee Oct g.
Forfeits of $1,000 each were also
posted by the fighters. and the match
is on for good inasmuch as the fight
ers and promoters concerned.
"Packey insisted on the postpone
ment." said Tom Jones, manager of
the lightweight champion, because he
wants to take off weight gradually in
stead of training too hard, as would be
the case If he were to fight AID on the
original date. I'm tickled to death that
Packey has signed and would have
agreed to almost anything to get the
match. Wolgast, too, is satisfied. He
doesn't care where the fight takes place
or when. He wants to meet Mcfarland
and is sure he can beat him."
Mcfarland announced that he would
leave for Bluff Lake. ILL.,, tomorrow
where he would establish his training
camp. He Will work out with Johnny
Coulon, the bantamweight champion
and Hugo Kelly who has been at the
lake all summer. Pat KinneaIly who
looks after Packey in all of his bis
fights, will take charge of the stock.
yards fighters camp
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13

Congressman f. ID. Crumpacker
passed through Indiana Harbor and
East Chicago yesterday on his way
from Valparaiso to Hammond
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will meet for work at the
home of Mrs. VIII Evans. Grapevine
street. next Thursday afternoon.
The Lake County Lumber company
has Just installed a new seven and a
half. horse power motor and saw, and
in the future will do their own ripping
and prosecuting.
DR. and Mrs. Frederick Sauer yester-
day entertained Mrs yialo Todd, Miss
Gertrude Tomlinson and Captain H. S.
Pollock, of the ore steamer Ontario,
which arrived from Superior, wis, yes
terday with $500 tons of ore for the
Inland mill. The Ontario with Captain
Pollack in command was the first ore
boat that ever entered the Indiana Har-
Dor harbor. The lady passengers. Mrs
Todd and Miss Tomlinson, are both
from Boston.
The Indiana Harbor lodge of Odd
Fellows will confer the first degree or
four candidates at their meeting tomor-
row night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13
HIGHLANDS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Daugherty re-
turned from Roseland Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartog of Schererville
spent Sunday with Mrs. Hartog.
H. Katzbach of Chicago visited with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Katzbach,
over Sunday.
T. Borovansky of Chicago visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kraus and fam
lily over Sunday.
The pupils are again at their desks
today.
Mrs. w. Johnston was a Hammond
shopper this morning.
Ed Werdemann is on business in
Chicago today.
H. Essex of Chicago is on business
here today.
j. j. Grimmer is on business in Chi.
cago today.
Mr.. Mcdonald returned to Chicago
yesterday morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13
ATTELL rs READY
FOR FRANK WHITE

Abe Attell, the crafty featherweight
champion, arrived in Chicago last night
and will depart today for Milwaukee,
where he is booked to exchange wal
lops with Charley White Friday night
in a ten round no-decison affair. The
lighting Hebrew reports himself in tip
top shape, due to his activity in the
ring during the past three months, and
a bit of light gymnasium work is all
that will be INDUCED in previous to his
Friday night argument. While Abe was
sojourning with local friends Charley
White was busily engaged in putting
on. the finishing touches to his train
ing. Like his coming opponent. White
Is in grand trim following his bout
with frankie Conley at Milwaukee last
week, and If the Chicago lad does not
administer the same dose to the feather
champ as he did to the bantam claim
ant there will be a few surprises.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13
BREAKS WORLD RECORD
Minor Heir PAGES Mile in
1::59 at Indianapolis
Yesterday.

Indianapolis. Ind, Sept. 13.-Minor
Heir, 1859 worlds champion PAGER.
The son of Heir at-Law astonished
the thousands of spectators at the state
fair yesterday afternoon by lowering
his own worlds race record of 200 a
full second and alsosfby lowering his
own record of 1884, made against
time. The latter record was made at
Phoenix, Arizona, late last fall, while
his even time race record was made at
Galesburg, Ill, three weeks ago.
No championship record was ever
more easily accomplished than that by
Minor Heir yesterday afternoon. The
handsome stallion finished five open
lengths infront of his nearest competi-
tor, with Harry Hersey, who drove Dan
Patch to his record, sitting still in the
sulkey, while the three other great
pacers-Lady Maud c.. George Gano
and Hedgewood Boy-were perceptfbly
slowing up their strides
Never did a horse pace a fast mile
with more apparent ease, going true
and steady without shouting, urging
and whip flashing, which has grown tc
be the accompaniment of all champion
ship performances.
Had it not been for the time flashed
on the board at the different quarters
of the mile the general public would
hardly have realized that so great {
worlds record was being made in from
of its very eyes All four horses il
the race are owned by NJ. w. Savage
! of Minnesota.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13
Gler and Hosford Parks.

Mrs. Anna Wehner is spending few
days at Chicago visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ijney and daughters,
Ella and Lena. were Hobart visitors
Saturday evening
Mrs Weis of Chicago spent Satur-
day with J. Hiney and family.
William Hiney was a Gary business
visitor yesterday.
Miss Maggie Reinhardt of Hammond
spent Sunday with J. Hiney and fam
lily
Mrs. Frank Randack returned to
Chicago after spending a few days with
her parents, j. Hiney and family
Mrs. Thomas Adler and son, F-lorian,
were Merrillvifle shoppers yesterday.
Frank Weinand of Hammond spent
Sunday with his parents, NJ weinand
and family.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13
Soft FOR ALL STARS
Get Coin for Signing AL
though Proposed Trip
Is Cancelled.

"a
Cincinnati, Sept 13.-That a new.
major baseball league will be organ
lied the first of next year to be run
independent of the national commission
of baseball now seems assured, accord
ing to the statement of D. A. Fletcher,
who promoted the i'll fated proposition
to tour the country with two all star
teams representing the American and
the National leagues.
The venture was killed by the ruling
of the commission. Fletcher also stated
this evening that the thirty-eight play
ers who signed contracts with the all
stars and received their checks In ad-
vance will be permitted to cash in the
checks and enjoy the benefit of lot OF
easily earned cash.
The checks, Fletcher says, were given
players in good faith; they were ac-
copied in that spirit; there were no re-
strictions imposed on the acceptance of
the checks. and as the players were
prevented from playing by circum-
stances over which they had no control
no effort will be made to prevent them
cashing the paper.
The checks vary from $500 to $1,000
and amounted TO total exceeding $685.
600. It was reported in sporting circles
today that Fletcher would pay the
checks and then sue or the nationa
commission or take action to have il
| declared a violation of the Sherman
antitrust law.
Fletcher denies that he contemplate:
such action, but says that he will ig
more the commission and go ahead will
/ the organization of the new league. Hi!
hackers in the all star proposition wer,
! E. v. Wilbern and Jeff Livingstone
=, wealthy capitalists. He claims to hav,
I the capital necessary to finance his pro
posed league, but declines to show hi
! full hand al this time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13

he swan 800 yards IN 3.4s LIS. Since
then he has lowered this record sew
eral times.
From 1906 to 1910 Daniels won al
most every championship of impor-
lance for which he competed and never
met with any serious rival at his dis
tance.
His most notable worlds record is
at the 100 yards distance-:56 As made
against the Hungarian. DR.. Holmay.
His American mark of :54 Us made in
Chicago last march does not stand as a
worlds record because of a technical
ity regarding the size of the tank in
which the mark was made.