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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16
Sas 9eben am Banana &anal

bate itets eincn Inredlidyen Had]tbeil
- Walarin> 9eioen - ipclde Suus
icnben aranfbeit unb Den Soo bradz
ten. Sie Seine perurind)cn Shiittelz
frpit, Siebcr unb Igue, Siaipiitdt,
8clbillft, abipanmlng, S6ipdhe unb
allgcmcine @ntfrdftung. Iber electric
Differs pcrfeblt nie. Die Seine 5u pcrz
nihteu rnb Walarialeioen 81 furiren.
vSrci Slaineu furirten mid pons
%itdnbi9 bon eineut iebr i6limmen
IufaQ bon Ialaria", idlreibt ISM.
q. Srctipen bon 2ucama, q. g., ~uno
id, erfreutc mid ieitter gutter @ez
lunbbeit." Sasielbc furirt Wad9en@.
2e6crz iulb Hicrenleincn llno perbItet
Spphus. so Gents. @orantirt bon
z. 8. Hucte. 656 Wtain Strabe.
Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16
llnmenidlidc 2ciben eines 9inoes.

Marp Sopiio, Die 10 Sabre alte
8attin bes Sanico 9apiio bon @arp,
Snb., melder lid bort I'M @eidngnis
Inter Ger Iniduloigung betinoet,
Dem iungen ding Die aeble orlrd)-
i6nitten 5rl babe,l, bot Der Eoli5ci er.
flGrt, baB tic fir $500 bon ibrel vi.
tern an Sopiio perfonft mlroe. Nad)
Dem 8erfauie pilroe lie nit Strifen
gebilnoeny bis lie III ben Sanoel ein-
miQigte, nabm nber feinen Mntbell all
Der Sod5eitsfeicr, Deld)e in Chicago
iiattgeilnoen boben ioll. 9as aino
iagt, Sapiio nnO lire Gltern b1tten
tGglid) neiie Gualen fiir iie %erIrnoen,
10 oaB lie ihlieblid, oouongelaufen
lei. Der Gihter in @arp battc Do
piio a%ufgegeberL sos WdOden nidt
81 belGitigen, lnO Dies bate i'm Der.
artig geGrgert, ooB or iie nit eincnl
Iaiiermeiier msrifi mn ibr Die
@lnloe beibrad)te, an Der lie icBt
lei0et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16

id)Gft o,tfNcluad)icn mar. Wenn or
ciltcn eSebler b~egaugcn, 10 mar cs Die
&crItoBung un,b Gntsrbung icillca
G~lteitcil Sobnea, Der gcgcu Den SStl-
len OeS SaterS bciratlctc, dbcr plci=
leid)t DER eiilSigc gewcien mare, Derl
Ramcn Gonocrbilt micbcr ST Dem 3li
mod)en. mas er bel Scb39iten De3 al.
ten Commodore bcOeutcte.
Nud) Dem Sooc Gorne!ius IL. gillg
Die nplninelc Seitl,ng Der 9teip yorf
Central, mo Der iibrI1cn Sanbcrbllt'
Subnen ol,f ieillcn &utber &iaiam
aiiionl iiber, Oa Ilirco 0mpnhe @on-
oerbilt, Der Sallpterbe bon Cornelius,
icin 2cbcnsSiel barin fullO, 9oot)es
pon 2onhpn nod) brighton 5lt flltid)le-
rcn. Ser Samilienb9Iit al 9tc1p
Dorf Central -gtfticn iarf ~beltdltoig,
ga olld @iliam aiiiom iicliebcr sc.
gen Die iihercn BONDS Der Yer. Stna-
ten unltauidtc. 8egenilbcr Den Moor
aons ltnb Snrrimolls tratcn Die Goll-
ocrbilta mebr ltllb mebr 5ltrild n1o
fuit id)ien CO, ola loQte nit DEM Spoc
@iQium aiiiams Der 9tame Bomber
bilt bon Der 2iite Der 9eamten ullb
Gircftpren scr Nem Yort Central
aors perihuinoen. SSn iiiuglter 3cit
lit bier iebph cine Icnocrlnlg elii9c"
treterl, @ilium 6. Gdnoerbilt IT., Der
bisber unideineuD MIR fiir Eferoe
u1b slutos ,Sl,tereilc bate, III &lrf-
liffeit aber it)on lett mebreren Sab
rem beimlid) bus 9abnmcien itlloiertc,
lit Dor &llr5em gum N%ililtcnten pes
Graiioentcn Der Stem Oort Central
ernannt mproen luno bomtit lit Die
T~ortbuuer Oea alten Nanlens III Dem
groBen Dor wenigen Subr5ebntelt crit
ourd eineu Ganoerbilt gelfaffcilell
ltnternebmelt geiifert.
Gicaeid,t lit in Dem jiingiten San.
berbilt allh Ser filbne 8eiIt bes
@riinoers Der 9pnoitie mieoergefebrt
uno pieQeift liebt Die nadlte 3eit eill
nclles 9liiben ocS altcn Namets.
Gus germogen Der Salnilie bot lid)
ollrd pier 8enerationen 5lpor ltailolg
meiterpermebrt nlo miro beute allt
300 Miaipnen geid)ust, aber Die che
moliac geoeutung im &crfebrslpelen
iii babin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16
Wsamt' Sfcptifcr wanfcnh.

SAB cine rcinc, ippbiriedcnbc
Miirtur ipic 9udlcn's Irnifu Soibc
bel iAlinmcn 9rnnbz, Shnitte nm
TrilDmuuben, 0Gmorrbpiben algcilz
blidliGc Sinbcrling bringt, muf)l
Sfcptifcr nanfcnb. Ibsr merit
wiirbige 6cilungeu bcpciicn, bar
bicleibc elm mu~nberbdrcs 0ctiritic!
lit filr Die ihlimmit.n &lmbcn, Gcs
idrpiirc. Selpns, Gc5cnla. &,n!tduss
id,laa, ipipie gsiprln9ci1c Sdilbc, Ser
ltallduneeu nub &ii5ucraigcn. Sros
bret bicirlbc. % Gents in :. ".
Gucte' 8 Ipptbcte, 656 Nain Ctr,
Subualie, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16
IOWA TELEPHONE
COMPANY.

3aS Yupa ban &ooten basu beipogen
bat, nit ieilen SproBlingen bem
9anoe @ilbclmintjes ben &ilfelt 81
febren, lit nitt befonnt geUoroen,
,pobl ober, ooB er bereits @rnlobes
iiser i'm 2anbe Der Sterne rnO Strei-
fen lit. Gr bot lid, bel Mlton, Soipa,
cine Sarm fnuien luiien uno miro, 10.
balo er Gais Sslonb puiiirt bat, iih
bprthin nah Der neiieu Scimotb auf
ben @ee MAIDEN. 9oB er brei5cbn
Gage llntcrpegs iein miro. mat)t linn
feline Sorge-cr lit niht abcrg!ait.
bid, mo lelbit bas homit hrcimuligc
Iuftreten Der llngliifsSubl ldBt i'm
10 fiibl, wie mn ir1cllo ctnos i'll Der
@elt einen iiid)bliitigcn Soadnoer
laiien fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16
Sanb cine reide 0rube.

g. @. 9enbs bon Goal Gitp. Iln..
ia9t, baB er cine fDrmlife @eiunb@
~beits9rubc IN Sr. Sings Nclp 9ife
Yilcn aefunbcn babe. 81 bieielbcn ibn
bon cinem Seber@ nnb Nierenleibct
fllrirteu. On ipcldem CT II Sabre &C.
litten. Siciclben iinb Die bciten
Eiuen Der @elt fir I%erltopirmg.
Ialaria, appfidmcr5cn. llnperbnI>
lid,feit unb %ollaemeine Gntfrdftuug.
% Gents III 3. 8. H1ete's Ippz
tbefe. 656 Iain Ctr, Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16

9arO; bann gertetb Der 8iltcripagcn,
Ger ocn 9ciGlllB nadjtc, ol!s oeit
Sdicnen. rnb iiir bic un0lildlid)en
3%lpcibunocrt in Den BON 5itehDelt
Sloiun,en u%inle,;d)tetc1 99agel gob ea
10 merli9 mehr ein 9orpHrta als ell
3llriif. Sct &ci5er See fliid)tcte l'b
in bas @oiierrcicrpoir Oes Scnocrs,
uno CT mar in Nnlgc beIicn Der cln.
sigc, ociicn 9efod)tc lle5crrelte lpater
nit Sidcrbeit ibe1tiii5iert iucrocit
follntcll, mIhreub bon ocnn trugl'd)eil
enbe Der iibriGen nllr nmfenntlld)c,
pcrfohltc, founl nod mcnltelluhn.
lid)e Maiicu &ui,oe lobcl. 3ipc.cll
oilein bon Cen 3lpeibiulocrt JelaEg
c2, iid) 81 ~rctteii. Dem Sofontptlufilb'
rcr Softer mo cineiu TaIlagler Na-
mems ainpillc. Nit id,ncrc, Sruino.
wnnocn bcbcft ultO r1!tig crbllnoet,
fnnlcn lie ON ildd)ltcn Sormllttag III
Eo'eu alL pbne iiber sic nohc5u ,prrns
oerborc Irt, mic lie bent brcnrenoell
@ulOecntronneil marcn, lrgciio lpcld)e
gitafunit gcbcn 81 torncn. Nrd) lpos
ter fcbrtc f~ciilcir bon ibncn Die Grirs
ncrllng oil bic Giu5e!beiieu jener
Sd)refcnsltdft 6urild.
Ila man ad)t Gage Ipater oes
@olobranbes IN Mid,igon clolid)
Serr ~gcipcrbeu NOR. crgab cine por'
lGuiige Sd,asung, Die piel 81 nieOrig
ais sit bod ecgriffen mar, bob or
miltocitens iiini5ebnbumoert Wenlden
oos 9eben gefoitet bottc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16

in Srbnlng fano, sing er mieocr ilad)
Suuie. Nber Die llnrube paftc i'm
Don Ncllerl or nobnt einen Hcuolpcr
ilnp gii,g pieher sur Office !tno blich
bort. I'm Mitternod)t borte er, mic
elm Ginbrcd)cr bic Sbiir nit einenl
9todld)Iiiiiel offnctc. Scrr Noie en-.
pfing ben Mtaum nit pn%rgchaltcllcnl
Hcppipcr ulb iiocraab i'm Der Eplt.
sci. Wton ianh bel ibm cil ppiles
set" bon GinbrederwerfScilgelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16
@iuc r@orabnnng".

Gin lpnocrburcr mo nIcrtmiir6igcr
Snl bon &orabulng bat lid), luic Der
California Tcnlofrnt" m%ittbcilt III
Santa Grilj ereignct. SEER Gurl y.
9ioic, Mit1IicO elmer Oortigcn Gjrlnh,
ci0cntmumsfirmu. hotte lpat &beilh5
oos bcitimmtc @eiiibl, oob IN leincr
Office nidt nlle5 10 lei, mic es ieil
ioatc. unlb cr 500 iid luicocr oil lib
ging sur Office. Ils CT bort Iaes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16
Cine SdJrefensnadt

baben Die Eaiiagiere bes trans.anol.
ld)en 3llges mittel IN Der Gorotllere
mitgemaht. Der 3ug blieb ,auf Der
Strede 5lpii6en Bilcnte Del Snca rno
Dem Slmnel "a Stunben lang I'M
bpben Sfnee itefcn. WaS Die be.
oouerlsmertben Hollagiere IN Der
gtad)t mitmaben mubteu, mas tie mi
ter Der adlte uno Dem Sungcr, lprple
banptiGdlid) inter Der rnglaublifen
HohlGiiigteit Der g%obnbeomtcn 5rt
leiben butten, bis lie ei,olih balbtoot
Dor Gridopiung in Sos Inoes anfo.
men, oas ippllen mir nidt in uller
GinSelbeiten beihreiben, meloet Die
.9teue Ientid)c Ereiie" in @llelloS
Iires, Mrgentinien. Mon fonnte inns
pieQeiht ben 8ornurf Der Nnlmolitdt
gegen Die Sronsonbinobobn mad)er,
obcr es lpor nit eincm Mortc ihali,
erlid,, urb Die dileniihen YreBfollc.
gen boltcn nit i6rer Wcinlrng aiih
feineswegs 5uriid. Ginige Der Gei'
icnoen iinb bon ben Strapa3en fronf
oeporoet. inocB onoere balberfroren
onfamen. Wan bate nGmlih trot
Der i%trengen aGlte nift einmnl Selier
in Den Sefeu, mo lieB Die 40 Balia.
oiere, BEL 10 8rao inter HiIa, eill-
fad in ben u~tgebeiSteu @a9aons
iiben. Die argentiniiden Slatter
brad)ten Den 8orialI natiirlid and
nit Den entipre6enben aommenta.
rem, unb es miro ipubl nift mebr
Iapse 1aaerrlns bis s, teinsW Wenl3en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16
Nus Der Weidid|tc BON WalSbranScn.

Die furd)tboren gerbeerlingerl,
pelhe @alobrdnoe anentbal.
ben auf inherent gontinente anrih.
ten, laiien folgenbe gei6reibitng am
Elase eribeinel. es mar Inn Die
Mitte bes Monats Sftober 1909,
ais aus Dem Snuern oes Stoates
W / d iean Der Iusbrnd zines
8alo6rnnoes genleloet mltroe. Do
leit Dem 10. auglit fem Sropfen Me.
gen mebr gefo1en mar, batte iinment.
lid Dos l~lnterbol5 einen 8rao bon
Srodenbeit erreidt, Der es mie ,3ltn
Der bremen modote. s(m oritten Gage
nod ieiner @ntbedung botte lid Der
SranO bereits iiber cine Strcfe bon
$50 Meilen 2dllge a%usgebreitet.
Mcbr ais 5ebntouieno Menihen or
beiteten nie Ser5rpeifelte oil Der Scr.
telling pegetationsloier 3onen uno
breiter @rdbeH, Die Dem @eiteridrei,
ten oes Clements einbalt gebieten
iolten. Die Observation-Disclosures
ober riiitetcn Silfs5iige aus, Die Die
Gclpobner Der 5llmeiit %beorobten Srts
ihoften in Siberbeit bringen iuaten.
Sin iolher Silfs5llg muroe aud bon
Dem StdDtdcn Goien abgelailen NIT
Der @cItimmnng, bic fiinibunoert
ginmobncr bea pon eliaiiiiden Gmi.
grol,ten begriinoeten 0orfes Wes bera
bei5ubolen. ,Mla Der 3ug IN Wtet an
fam, butte aud oas Seller Die Srt-
Idoft bcreits errciGt mo mcbrere
SGuier III gihe gelegt. Salb lpabils
iiunig ppr Sooesnngit itiir5ten JIG Die
nod inn Srtc befinOli6en Wcnihen
IN Den aus Drei Berionen- uno eiltent
@iitcrlpogen bcitebcloen 3ilg, nno
bicicr icBte lid noh fiirSeltcm Mllf-
clltbult-es mar gera0e Inn Wtttter-
nod)t-llnter SpllDonpf mieoer III
9cmegung.
Won mGblt fir Oerartige Settings.
5iiae ilnnlcr Die idneaiten Sofomotis
pen, ii6er Die man pcrfiigt. Nber Die
rptbell TlommGtroiie ei,es amerifos
niiden @albbrau0cs limo id)ncller ais
Die itGrfltc @il5ngsnlaid)ine. Wit
aniItcrll mn &rud)en, 3ilden uno
Souicn iogtcn lie blnter Oem 3uge
Drein, bciicn syilbrcr nit nid)t meGr
ais minutenlongem Gprlprnnge red).
ner onrfte, menn es ibm gelingeil
inDte, Der ueiIhrliheu Heaion ltnperz
lc6rt 81 entrinmcu. "a, bel Der Yin.
ndhcrlung an Den 9obnbof bon Sd.
rofa, bolbrpcgS 5lpiid)cn Wes nno
WiQe5burg, %8clpabrtc Der 2ofpmotlos
fiibccr Softer, Dab cine gcipaltigc,
f~onpoftc Slommcnnmlcr ibn ben
@co D%criperrte. PM Der einen Seite
0e9 Sd)lcl,cngclciic5 brannten Die
lallaaeitrcdtcn SobnhofsgebGuoe, ollf
Ser onberen Die urrmittelbar nebell
Dem @nmuf0rper uufgeitupelten Sob.
lcrDurrGtbc. Sidtcrlob %brcnnenoc
9olfen mo aoblcmnuiiell iporct in
Mcngc oni Die Sd)iencu geitiir5t, jebe
MGolidlfeit zines Wcitcrfpnumens
ousidlieBetb. "a aud, ollf Die SG'
dlcr Der @oagons bereits brcnlelioc
Iriimmer uicoeriiclen, griif Softer
III Dem cin5igcn nud) Gage Der 9inge
g~cgebenen slrisfunitsmittel, inbem er
Sen 3ug nit Soaoampf riidiparts
ge6cn lieb; aber Die Sabrt cling nidt
iueiter ais iiber penise bunoert
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16
9rciscbnf6piise Camille.

Inter ben Observation-Disclosures
bes i'm Ieip Dorfer Safcn gelonoeten
YoIIagieroampicrs rNotterbom" be-
iano iib arld cine ans Appelooorn,
Iropins @eloerlano, itamnlenbc, aus
Is Yerionen beltebenoe Ginpanoerer.
familie: Mpnbeer aenbrif pan 8oo.
ten, feline Srall iinb eff &inoer, oeren
alteites i'm 10. &ebensjabre itebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16
Son BEN Wonat Nuguit heiBt cs:
Salo Julien iid Seller mo SheuerS
Sbr erntet, mas ipr geia't.
8%eridunmtiB be3ablt Ibr tberer:
Sr;id, ,nirpeu ph'pS an inIti

SrtlU luirteH, eV ts 0u ipdt'
idjen laiien o. uur ~ bGufi9 ieillen eisehcn sSeB
geben. unb crit, peil es 81 io1t III. 'dlrCde:t ne
aus ibrer trageu Sleih 9iltigteit auI. Grit lpeillt
lie ibn Su banuel. Grit iueui es ileiiteus ~ iput
il, tontrit init 1uoesangit aud, Der Sunid mad
pulie. Aipnatelang trater 3usieidl ODER %ratheils
anoer 9Sarnungs; ettbet oer uahenoer Wetabr
aui, uie 4. q. bldne 1eldtsiarbe, ~aopiidmersen.
idlecJter Weidmad i'm Wlhoc, Serlioptung
uno anbere yeroauungSturunqeu, .Gtatttgtsit.
Sdbwinbei, SerStlppten. Hlfenid)lpdde. Wins
merit Dor ben @nBen. II. i. 10, u. !. NJ. Iber ole
8arnuug iuuroe nidlt %beadbtst, urb nun nt!lBte
bic 8eridInniB mt oent Ipbe be5nblt iuerocn,
iueiu Sbr @ud i'll Glitter Stutoe llldlt nod) net
tung perid, aii CT ourd) bic berithrten st. Sernnro
@r1uterpilen. Die III utleI Apotbeteu 5u baben
uuo nur aus ben reiniten S6iteH Der belltraitt~
cen Yhanseu nad) benz berubuttet. bnrt Jnhr-
h%uuoerte belpGbrten Ste5ept Der Mondle unn ct.
Bernard Subereitet iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16

r~iidtbeiten laden, ipei,n tie nidt einen
10 perflirt crrlten Sintergruno bit
ten! Der Simmel mag piiien, mas
ans oieier traltrigcn, entarteten ilnb
p%erbelld)eIten @eielid,oit nod merben
ntrb!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-14
SOUTH CHICAGO.

A serious catastrophe was averted
yesterday by the engineer of the Penn
sylvania flyer when a crowded Calu-
met and South Chicago railway car be-
came disabled directly in the path of
the flyer going at fifty miles an hour.
The engineer saw the car when he was
near the malt works and saw the plight
of the car and applied the brakes, but
not minute to soon, as the big engine
stopped just six feet from the car. The
passenger were caught in the door OF
the car. and If the engine had not
stopped great loss of life would have
been the result
John Wisnieski, 1851 Muskegon ave-
nue., was fined s25 and costs by Judge
Blake for biting his mother, Mrs. May
Wisnieski, on the finger. The judge
fined him on charge of disorderly con-
duct
The South Chicago police are waging
a war on Washers" Last evening two
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-14

young Washers were taken to the sta
ton to answer charges of flirting with
young ladies on the street corners.
They are: S. Lietz and Frank Kahn.
officer Moss, who made the arrest, said
he was watching the young men carry
ing on in that manner for half an hour,
then he became disguised with their
f1irtations and arrested them. Judge
Blake fined them So and costs yesterday
morning.
sition with Golfers Weekly.
Edward Lundquist, SS22 Green Bay
avenue. was in Aurora, Ill, yesterday
on pleasure trip.
An auto belonging to J. NJ. Schoffer,
proprietor of the Calumet garage. burn
ed up at Eighty-third street and JEFF
frey avenue and before the flames could
be extinguished the car We consumed
leaving only a pile of twisted and bent
iron. The loss is about $4,000
Joseph Zecho, "a years old, 1901
Green Bay avenue, fell from a South
Chicago street car at Eighty-seventh
street and Buffalo avenue. receiving a
severe scalp wound and other minor
bruises about the body. He was TAX
en- home in the ambulance
Dan Kukirk, 1-month- old, died at
his parents home. 1901 Green Bay av-
enue, last evening without medical at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-14
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Miss Ellen Slower of Ohio avenue has
resigned her position with the republic
bank in Chicago, which she has held Tor
the past three years
John Willis of Chesterton has secured
a position with the Fischer p1a ming
mill at Whiting and will move his
family here within few weeks.
The regular meeting of the Whiting
public library board was held on Mon
day night. Owing to the absence of
Hoyt G. Muffitt, president. who is on his
vacation; Mrs William Curtis, vice
president, presided. Other members
present were Mrs. Henry Fifeld, and
Messrs. John Thiele and Henry Trowe.
Charles J. Wohlken of Oliver street
has gone to New Jersey to visit his
parents
Miss Jessie NJ Curtis of oliver street
left yesterday morning for oxford. o.,
to resume her studies at THE Western
College," where she will be a senior
this year.
Mrs A c. Slower is entertaining a
| niece from Virginia.
| Miss Helen Mattern entertained
twenty young ladies at her home in
| Olivet street on Monday night at an
apron and stocking shower, given in
were all done up in fancy packages
and boxes, and placed in a white para
sol Miss Allen was compelled to open
| the parasol with the result that she
was completely showered. The guest
| of honor then opened the packages
which were viewed by ALL After this
| she was placed blindfolded in the
center and the other guests marched
| around her in a circle. She was then
compelled to throw the paper in which
the parcels were wrapped, carrying out
| the superstition that the one hit would
be the next one from the crowd to be
married. The wrappings hit the
hostess, but Miss Mattern positively re-
| fuse to divulge any knowledge of the
coming event" Two guessing contests
were held, in which Misses Edytha
! Hollett and Enola Baker received the
| prizes. The guests were served with
bounteous refreshments, and Miss Mat
| tern left no stone unturned to make
| the affair a most pleasant and novel
/ one she being successful in all she at
| tempted, it being a complete surprise
| for the coming bride. Another shower
| has been arranged in honor of Miss AL
| len, which will be towel shower, to be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-14
Upset Stomach
Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Drive
Away Stomach Distress IN
Five Minutes.

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in mouth, dizziness, billousness and
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ach is not properly digesting the food.
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relief to upset stomachs. but they do
more; they put strength into the stom-
ach and build 1t up so that 1T ca neasily
digest a hearty meal.
Sick headache, nervousness, sleep
lessness and bad dreams are all caused
yb fermentation flood.
stop the fermentation; renovate the
stomach and make it clean and sweet
and half the ills of the human family
would promptly disappear.
If you have stomach trouble of any
kind don't overlook the fact that MI
O-NA is a doctors prescription, and that
it's as good a prescription as any doc
tor will write for years to come.
Summers Pharmacy sells MONA
stomach tablets and so do leading
druggists everywhere They are rig
idly guaranteed to cure any case OF
stomach disease, or money back.
A large box of MONA stomach
tablets cost but so cents. They act sc
quickly that after dinner distress
heaviness, and belching disappear in
five minutes. Give MONA a trial or
money back plan. Free trial treat
ment of MONA will be sent to any
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-14
DYER

The Misses Elizab beth and Agnes Kais-
er and brother. Joseph. left Tuesday
afternoon for Chicago to attend the
wedding of their brother. Henry, which
took place today.
Carl Kallenberger of the VIM. Hen
ming Vinegar company of Chicago, was
here in the firms interest Monday.
The Dyer public schools opened Mon
day with the following teachers in
charge: Miss Byrne and Mr.. Hassel
teaching the high school and Miss Da-
Wis and Mr.. Hammer teaching the
grades.
Miss Lena Keilman, spent the week
end at Chicago Heights.
Peter Liesenfeld of Hammond was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Chas. Kimmet and sister of Lowell
were the guests of relatives out here
over Sunday
s. Swetz and son from Hartsdale were
Dyer business visitors Monday.
Mat Schultz and Henry Scheidt tran
sacted business at Hammond Monday
John l. Keilman made business trip
to Chicago Monday.
Nicholas Schmitt was Chicago bust
ness visitor Monday
Casper Beiriger spent Tuesday or
business at Chicago
The regular meeting of st. Joseph
court, c. O. F., took place Monday even
ing, but owing to the bad weather only
a small number was present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-14
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Hammond People Know How
to Save It.

Many Hammond people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Sick kidneys are RESPONSE
BILE for a vast amount of suffering and
Ill health. but there is no need to suffer
nor to remain in danger when all
diseases and aches and pains due to
weak kidneys can be quickly and
permanently cured by the use OF Doan's
Kidney Pills. The following statement
leaves no ground for doubt.
w. e. winters. z. Chicago Street.
East Chicago. Ind. says: II suffered for
. long time from pains In the small OF
my back and 1 had other difficulties
which led me to believe that my kid
neys were disordered. Having heard
Doan's Kidney Pills highly recommend
cd. decided to try them and 1 procured
a supply. The results of their use
were gratifying. Every symptom OF
my trouble was quickly removed and
I was restored to good health. IT gives
me pleasure to endorse Doan's Kidney
Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price So
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
ttates.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
taxi. no other.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-14
RORERTSDALE.

Mrs Buell. and daughter. Helen, of
Indiana boulevard attended the funer
al of Mr. Buelrs uncle in Waukegan.
ILL.,. Monday
Mrs. Soltwedel of Valparaiso, Ind, is
visiting her son, John Soltwedel. and
family of Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Charles Gothic and daughter,
Hattie, spent the day shopping in Chi
cago.
Mrs. James Landon of Harrison ave-
nue. visited her sister, Mrs. Fred Col
Inns. in Chicago, over Sunday
Mrs. Morris of Chicago visited RIB
ertsdale friends Sunday
Henry HIATT OF Indiana boulevard
transacted business in Chicago Mon
day
Mrs. Fred LaHayn left Monday to
spend the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Nulf of woodville Ind.
Mrs. Robert Atchison of Roberts av-
enue is on the sick list.
James Nicholson of Roberts avenue
was in Gary Sunday looking after the
interest of his property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fritz and fam
lily were the guests of the former
brother in East Side over Sunday.
John Eek of Chicago was a Roberts
Herman and Carl Biesen of East Side
were the guests of friends here Mon
day.
Miss Helen MacLean of Roberts av-
enue visited her brother in East Chi
cago Sunday.
VIM. Koch of Hammond was a Rob-
ertsdals visitor yesterday.
Miss Selma Ehlers of Roberts ave-
nue. spent Sunday in Hammond with
friends.
Miss Mamie Hebert of Reese avenue
returned home after two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Shinn of Elkhart,
Ind.
Miss Ethel Jewett and Frank Spears
saw Human Hearts" at the Calumet
| theater Sunday evening.
Miss Maggie Nicholson of Roberts
| avenue is spending the week in Gary
with friends
| Frank Herndobbler of East Chicago
visited his brother. Louis Herndobbler
| of Roberts avenue. Sunday.
Misses Marie Seliger and Mamie Mills
! saw Human Hearts" at the Calumet
theater Tuesday evening.
| Misses Clara and Martha Schaaf and
! Myrtle Soltwedel We're Hammond Wis
| itors last evening
/, Raymond Buell. returned to his home
| in Waukegon, ILL.,. after spending the
weekend at the home of his brother
| Chauncey Buell., and family of Indiana
boulevard.
| Miss M. Hess of East Side was the
| guest of Miss Helen Wonnecott of Har-
! rison avenue Sunday