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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
ssTHIS is MY e2ND birthday"
George r. oliver

George Tenor OliverA United States
senator from Pennsylvania, was born
in Ireland. Jan. 26. 1S4s. while his par
ents were visiting in that country they
at the time being residents of Penn
syivania. He was educated in the pub
lie schools of Allegheny and at Bethany
college West Virginia, where he was
graduated in 1868. He studied law and
was admitted to the bar in 1871. After
practice of ten years he retired in
1881. and engaged in iron and steel
manufacturing. Later he became the
proprietor of several newspapers in
Pittsburg. Mr.. Oliver has always been
active in politics and was a delegate TO
the republican national convention in
1904. He never held public office, how
ever, until his election to the senate
to fill the unexpired term of Senator
Knox, who had resigned to become sec
rotary of state. Senator Oliver in adj
dition to his own great wealth, Is the
manager of several large estates and
is said to control more capital than any
other man in Pittsburg.
ann VnUr DE AnUNC. THE, TINESY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
Political Announcements

Editor Tfmes-WiIl you kindly an
nounce in your paper that 1 will be n
candidate for county treasurer, sub
ject to tho action of the republican
nominating convention.
w. A. HILL.
To the Republican voters 4 am n
candidate for reelection as represen-
tative of Lake county on the republican
ticket, subject to the VIII of the re-
publican electors of the county in con-
yeution or primaries. 1 ask n fair in
yestigatIon and consideration of my
record and solicit support if found
worthy. Your obedient servant,
T.. w. MICKEY.
Editor Times: You are requested "a
announce that / will be IA candidate for
county treasurer on the republican
ticket. subject to the wishes of the
electors at the primaries or nominating
convention, to be held mt a later date
A. j. SWANSON.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
ssTHIS DATE IN HISTORY
January 28.

15o0--Vicente Yanez Pin=on discovered
Brazil.
1679-Keel of the Griffin" the first
vessel in the western waters. laid
near Niagara Falls by LaSalle.
1764-Jean Baptiste Bernadotte one of
Napoleon's marshals who became
king of Sweden, born at Pau
France. Died in Stockholm, March
! 8, 1874.
1S23--John Mcintosh Kell, who was ex-
ecutive officer of the confederate
cruiser Alabama. born near Darion
Ga
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
COMMUNICATIONS.
REVERSE THE cALUMET's CURRENT.

Of of Whiting Hammond East
editorial
the Calumet
discharge should be stopped
and,f fully adequate
of The
channel and sent d
the dluton
and of it will have to be
shou not be forced OIL he
of which the
in
inter in
conditions should
which the
friendly the project but when the danger
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

1ss7-Michigan admitted to state
hood.
ls61-The Louisiana legislature passed
an ordinance of secession.
1S70-Viriginia's political rights as
state in the Union restored
1SS5-Fall of Khartoum and death of
General Gordon
190g-Four lives lost in the burning OF
the Southern hottl at Fort Worth
Texas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
pEpIrBNICAN COUNTY CALL.

z
The Repu blicans of Lake County will
meet in their respective townships,
precincts and wards on Saturday, the
18th day Of January. 1910. at O'Clock
D. M, at the respective places desig-
mated below for the purpose of elect
ing precinct committeeman for each
voting precinct in the county to serve
during the coming campaign. The re-
spective places at which said meetings
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

Of ayless
Iargel
uy Der
Though City night
revealed him
greatness and of n fulness
beautiful
of Indiana
buidin he said asun Indiana
of
told indus
conditions
side
feelings
to
the
o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
r A N Do W
THINGS AND FILINGS
HOW did you like the haggis?

HOW did you like the haggis?
$50
ALL right, governor, we will try to
remember what you say.
AND our next guest will be Jim. Our
Jim Watson.
RATHER hard on Indiana Harbor
to get all its notoriety by the dyna-
mite route.
STATE Line street must be patient.
There's going to be grand opening
one of these days.
HOPE the Lake County Bar associa-
ton does not use its vigilance COM
mittee inNthe old fashioned way
THE worst thing we have against
this weather is the sight of those
blamed eartabs.
1T might be well henceforth for
Gary. doctors to differentiate more
closely between bat and nut"
Ca
THIS meat agitation is little hard
on the butcher shops, but the rain
falls on the just and unjust alike.
| YOU will probably have to shovel
off more snow. but it won't be long be-
fore the dandelions are here.
81
TALK of sending sHonus'' Wagner
to congress. Wouldn't old bow-legs
make an unptyditty insurgent?
EXCHANGE wants to know when &
boy arrives at mans estate? When he
puts on long pants of course. Ask us
lsomething easy.
HANLY will not speak at the Lin
coin league meet. Turn it into com
mencement affair and give Hanly $2'
and he would jump at the opportunity
EX-PRESIDENT Roosevelt is said t.
be homesick. Homesick for lot o
rows? There must be somethin,
wrong with that man.
THE hen is working overtime, bu
she doesn't get any more now 70
eight hours of work than if she didn'
do any overtime.
THE so-called institution of womel
doesn't prevent a lot of them from
picking out mere four-fiushing grand
lstand players as spouses
I Ibls, isnaQ~ iEaicat tom That there v
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26


n
be
payin during the asst four
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

SENATOR Depew is a great deal
longer on stories to tell than he has
of chances to tell them in the next
session of the United States senate.
LITTLE lad, up for adoption, has
been turned Gt,wn because he has
freckles. Better notify the stork to
cut out the freckles henceforth
OLD question of where is the Gar
den of Eden,'' has been jerked out
again. Let it alone. The garden
is right here in Lake county.
AS we understand it over here in
Lake county, President Taft's decision
i'll the whiskey question is simply that
some whiskey is better than some
other whiskey.'
IASTER dress question is begin
ming to bob up Don't care much about
the dress since Maude Allan came, but
hope that some of those fuzzy-wuzzy
hats will be dispensed with.
BOY has been found who smokes
cigarettes, reads Nick Carter stories,
but says that he thinks no good boy
ought to go in a poolroom. Ought to
be good job for that lad on a dime
museum platform.
NOTICE that some sorehead objects
To conductors whistling on a street
car. Great Scott they ought to give {
prize to a street car conductor who
can run crossings and be light-hearted
enough to whistle
IT,.
DID you ever suffer certain within
sy little pang over the promptness
with which your normally forgetfu
wife reminds you to pay your life in
surance dues when the times come.
round.
MONTREAL man, IS years old, com
: mitted to Jail, turns out to be a woman
Says she masqueraded as a man 70
thirty-fve years, but dispatches don
tell us whether she is a suffragette O
not.
PITTSBURG judge has decided tina
7 I. mans absence from home for forty
eight hours without legitimate excus
7 is ground for divorce. Like to knoy
: whether protracted session of 'pir
: echle is a legitimate excuse
l Il can't say what congress will do,
! remarked Senator Dolliver of lows
: but l see enough wood piled up t
] keep congress busy saving wood 70
/ at least three years. | have no ide
? that We will do all that saving at thi
session
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

Il can't say what congress will do
remarked Senator Dolliver of Iowa,
but / see enough wood piled up to
at least three years. / have no idea
that we will do all that saving at this
session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

PITTSBURG judge has decided that
/. mans absence from home for forty
eight hours without legitimate excuse
is ground for divorce Like to know
whether a protracted session of pin
ochle is a legitimate excuse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
THE GOVERNORS PLAIN TALK.


the people of
that
concluded
metropolis
ger
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

THE so-called institution of women
doesn't prevent a lot of them from
picking out mere four-fiushing grand
stand PLAYERS as spOuses
L.. TbiS is ipdicatinr,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

EX-PRESIDENT Roosevelt is said to
be homesick Homesick for a lot of
rows? There must be something
wrong with that man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

MONTREAL man, 65 years old, COM
nitted to jail, turns out to be a woman
Says she masqueraded as a man for
thirty-five years, but dispatches don't
tell us whether she is a suffragette or
not.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

THE hen is working overtime, but
she doesn't get any more now for
eight hours of work than if she didn' t
do any overtime
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

NOTICE that some sorehead objects
10 conductors whistling on a street
car. Great Scott they ought to give a
prize to a street car conductor who
enough to whistle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

HANLY will not speak at the Lin
coin league meet. Turn it into a COM
mencement affair and give Hanly $25
and he would jump at the opportunity
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

AS we understand it over here in
i'll the whiskey question is simply that
some whiskey is better than some
other whiskey."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

IASTER dress question is begin
ming to bob up. Don't care much about
the dress since Maude Allan came, but
hope that some of those fuzzy-wuzzy
hats will be dispensed with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

sy little pang over the promptness
with which your normally forgetful
wife reminds you to pay your life in
round
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

BOY has been found who smoke.
cigarettes, reads Nick Garter stories
but says that he thinks no good DO,
ought to go in a poolroom Ought tt
museum platform.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

OLD question of where is the Gar
den of Eden" has been jerked out
again. Let it alone The garden
is right here in Lake county
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

LITTLE lad, up for adoption, has
been turned own because he has
freckles. Better notify the stork to
cut out the freckles henceforth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

SENATOR Depew is great deal
longer on stories to tell than he has
of chances to tell them in the next
session of the United States senate. \
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04
1a8esneut8retten.
Chss.

chss.
Rap Wetcalf uuo Sobn Warner in
ganton, smei Biiridhen. Die iih T6ul=
Dig betannten, in 600 0duIer einae=
brohen uno aeitohlen gu baben. muroen
am Oonnerlfa9 BON Su9enoridter Bonn
nod Der itaatlihen Gnahenantalt in
2ancalter geihift. ,swa
Sn Verbinoun9 nit Der 2pn1erei in
Nemart lino ieBt ihon i'm aanssn 46
Berbaftunaen poraenommen tporoen.
Charles Rinsnon uno @eorae Sair
bon Canton. Die tpegen zines tbdtli1en
Nngriffs auf Clarence 1eonaro perbaItet
maren. tpuroen bon poli3eiri1terQ Qnnn
oa3u perurtbeilt, Die ndhfen neuusig
eonntaas iid auf Der poli3eiitation gu
meloen uno ben Sag im@efdnani0e au=
3ubrinaen. Ser Rihter ertbeilte oiele
mertuiiroi9e Strafe. oamit, uie er
faate, Die camille Der beioen oarunter
nihta gu leioen haben. Wenn fe oas
urtbeil mibahten. tperoeu Die beioen
auf so Gage in bas Nrbeitsbaus ae-
fbift aperben.
Bon Der 6ibe tpabniinnia aemoroen,
mari Der in Der Ndbe oon Maihaon
mohnenoe sSarmer Geroinano 2ebr feline
72ldbriae Grau aus oen 0auSe, 1ebte
bas @ebduoe in Branb uno iprana in
ben Brunnen. st tpuroe aber tpieber
berausae3oaen un6 In bic Snf;rmarp
Qebraht. Das 0aus brannte nieoer.
Sn portsmOutb murbe Greo. Wuncie,
elm l8 Sabre alter BurIde, om ssreitaa
MOraen In fruber 6tunoe bon ieinem
Better Sub Muneie i'm Sdlafe aes
iho1en uno t0otlidb pertpunoet. Der
W0r6er 1T enflohen. tpiro aber fharf
Derfolst. Was Die S4ieBerei Der.
uria4t bat. 1T niAt betannt. Dem Der.
nehmen na&. foaen bic beioen M6nner
aus oem @efdnsnis 3u Rermit, 90. Ba.,
entfoben iein.
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Wnn1lller 10.


fid9 feibif entleibt. GteUart iDollte hets
ratben uno iebeint Giferfudi Die Uerans
laifung 3u Der erauiiaen Bluttbat as-
aeben 3u baben. ~ ~. ~
Sn @on Benite. 5erns. fam es am
Wontag 3tpiiden 5eras Gta1ts= yoli5et'
truppen unb Werlianern 5u eirlem blus
tieen 3ulammenlfoB. 8 Verfonen tptirs
ben get6otet uno atuei Derlebt.
Der farbise gbampion.RlO RlOplfeGter
Sad Sobnblon tDuroe bon benz itos
lienilhen Bilbhauer @arfaino Sri6rris
no auf $4,000 perflagt. 6ciarrinc
muBte cine Bron3ebiiffe oes .beriibmten"
Wannes anfertigen un0 erbielt angelo
LID teine Besablln9 bafiir.
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Sic 9ange Bremin9 60. In Biqua
Uuroe bon Wapor Giier tpeeen 8er=
|lebuna bes 3oie'ihen gountp Option.
8eiebes in Strafe BON 5000 genommen,
neil Bier neri1entt moroen mar. Die
BeDeiie muroen bon ben itdbtii1en
poliaiiten 8erarb uno We Domea ere
lanat. Sic beiubten am Donnerfag
Na6mittag Die Brauerei unb Der 8es
iddftsfiibrer Nler. 2ange fraate tie, oh
he Bier 3u trinten uiinidten. oa es iebr
beib mar. Nls iie beiabten, ibentte
0err 2ange ieoem elm @las elm. Als Die
S1urten einen Sbluf bapon Qenoms
men batten, tbeilten lie nit. baB fe io=
fort anseiae aesen lbn erltatten miroen.
0err 2anse alaubte erf. bic &e.le
iher3ten, als lie aber nit ben beioen
nod beinabe uollen Bier9ldiern als Be-
meismaterial absoeen. folate er ibnen
nah Der @itp=0aa. 0ier blieb ibm
ni6ts anoeres iibri9. als Iih ibuloie
au betennen uno beaablte oann iofort
Die Strafe. pelde ibm auferlest wuroe.
Mit einem neuen 5pren9pulper
tpuroen Greitag Nadmittas in ben orei
Weilen bon WaIliaon entfernten Stein=
briihen Der Waililon yrifb@o. erfol9.
rei6e Broben uoreenommen. Gas neue
Buloer. oeHen @rIinoer 9oftus 8rap
1T uno otn Der 6opnes 5afetD Bomber
80. BON Waiiillon fabrisiert miro, bat,
.mie ourh Die Broben oaraetban wuroe,
Den sroBen 8ortbsil. bae es abiolut uns
gefdbrlih uno gleibseitia bon 5wei bis
pref Wal fdrferer Wirtung als Dpna=
init ooer irgeno elm anoerer Sprengltolf
1T.
Sn @olumbus lit Der Yetrieb auf oen
StraBenbabnen beinabe adn3lib einse=
Itellt. Hur meniee QDaoen Tubren uno
oieie tperoen pom Bublitum niht be-
nubt. Sie StrabenbabnQeielihaft wie
ou6 Die Streiter sei9en feline Nei9uns
gum ytabgeben.
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@nolid bat prdlioent 5aft ben 5e-
fretdr gallinger auforbern laien, ieine
NeHanatiOn einaurei1en. rahbem oem.
ielben Dorber nod @eleeenbeit geaeben
tpuroe. Nahe an allen unterbeamten 3u
nebmen. Die lid erfredt batten. pOr benz
unteriuhunasausihuB bic Wabrbeit
gu ia9eu.
Ba0inaer. ertldrte ON Dienitag, er
tperoe 'eine STEELE als Setretdr beg
Snnern nidt nieoerleeen. ,Sebenfaas
tueroen ibn Die groBen Monopole. bic Ct
beaiinifiat, in ieiner NbNdt beitdti9en.
gDie man inn Hager Der probibitio.
niiten ielbft tiber oas Sreiben Der Nnti.
Saloon 2i9a oentt. 9ebt aus foleenbem
Wrtltel berpor, Der Dor einigen Sa9en
in Dem in st. 2ouis erldeinenoen BRO.
bibitionsblatte ,National Shue" er=
ihien: y Die Brohibition miro ME ourA
Werratber uno @rabider permirtlidt
meroen. aans slei9 tpie piel Yertrauen
einige preoiaer in iie als 6iibrer ieben.
Die aeqenmdrti9e Nufaabe> Der vNa=
tional sSliue" lit es. Die Yaltoren uno
bic probibitioniltiihen 2alen iotpeit tpie
nD9lid tiber ben getrua. Die Sduib.
ungen uno bic 8rablherei su unter=
rihten, Die bon Der 2eitune Der Nnti-
5aloon Giaa ueriibt perben."
Nab einem WehielbIaite bat Der
Gon9reb furs Dor ShoresibluB einen
3ulab gum Naturaliiations9eieb ers
lanen. Der namentlid fir @inmanoerer
BON Widtiateit lit. bic smar ibon siem.
lib iange i'm 2anoe lino. es aber pers
idumt baben. oas iogenannte erite pa=
pier 81 erperben. @ingemanoerte,
bic am l. Wai oieies Sabres obne
unterbredung flint Sabre i'm 2anoe
maren. f0nnen blerna6 aud oann gum
yuraerreht 3ugelaKen tperoen. penn Iie
niht i'm Belize oss erfen papiers Iino.
Sic miifen jeoob ourh einmanosfreie
3euaen ben Bepeis erbriusen, baB lie
tbatldhlid flint Sabre i'm 4anoe ae=
neien lino uno ielbltperltdnolid miifen
he autb ole oor9elhrlebene prllfun9 bee
lteben.
Hepublitaner uno 8emcfraten bon
Penniploania, Die nit oen Don ibren
relpettioen Yarteien aufoefellten &an=
oioaten fitr Die peridieoenen Staatss
dmter Mot sufrieoen iino. bielten am
%. Suli in philadelphia eine @onoen=
tion ab. abopterten Den Namen: Gep=
ltoue partei uno nonlinierien bas fol=
aen0e Sifet: @ouperneur, William 8.
Berrp bon Delaware @ountp; giae
@ouuerneur, Clarence @ibboneD bon
philadelphia; Stats Sbabmeiiter.
@ornelius 8. geulp BON Maeeberp
@ountD uno Sobn @aiep bon 2uaerne
@ountp als Setretdr fir innere Nnee=
legenbeiten. Sn DER @onpentlon paren
So counties ourb III Delegaten per=
treten.
Die unabbdn9i9e 8emeaune in penns
iDloania lbeint peiter ni1ts. als Elm
Man0oer Der Brobibitioniiten. ibrer
mdferigen 5ade stimmen gu se-
minnen.
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Gin fd)reGlidDer 1tnfaQ

bon 3ua. Nutomobil ooer 5ubrmerf,
aud Shnitt= uno OuetIdwunoen,
4bihiirfun9en, 8errentunaen ober
Verlebungen oeruriaden. melhe Bud.
lens 4rnica Salbe, Der Welt ar0bten
9eiler, erforoern. &albe 9inoeruna
uno prompte 0eiluna erfolst. Bel
Yranowunoen. 5bmdren. WebeHellen
aler urten, @c3ema, anfeeiprungene
6dnoe uno 2ippen. meben Mu9en ODER
6tbnerauaen 1T lie unubertrefflid. 25c.
in &iin3lis oeutihe Mpotbete.
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ansIanb.

Cine fur6tbare EamilientrnaDoie.
melhe ftinf Wenl6enleben 3u-Dpfern
foroerte. bat fib in R6ln eretgnet. Die
Sran oes Wiegemeiiters WeFers bate
l6on felt aeraumer 3ett 5puren BON
,Srrlinn Derratben uno NOR Don benz
8atten uno ibrem Sbpiegeriohn ab.
uehlelno iiberpatt tporoen. Der 3us
fal mollte es. oaB beibe 3u gleid1er 3eit
abmeIeno maren. Diefen ulntanD be-
nuBte Die 8eitesseitotte su entieBlihem
3bun. Sic erorolielte ibre uerbeirathete
5obter uno Die orei Gntelfinper. Das
mad erbdnste lib Die llnaliifliAe ielbif.
als Die 4naeh0riaen Ing 0aus suriifs
tebrten, uar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ldn9ft
gel1ehen.
Syn 5raun See. gapern, ianf am
Utontag eine Barrie, in Der l9 iunge
Ntdnner uno Wdoben cine grboianas.
fabrt nnternommen batten. Bel einem
ploBliden WinoltoB ihlus Die Barrie
UNI uno idmtliAe SnIallen fislen ins
Waner. 4 Wdoben muroen aerettet,
8 Wldnuer uno 6 Wdbden ertranten.
s}n eiqenartiger WeiIe bat bas
Shiiben9liif auf Dem nunmebr abge.
lhlolienen eioaenolfi'6en Sdiibenfef, 4
iiber ben bonn aaiier Wilbelm geitifteten
@brenpreis Usrfti9t. Ser SDsialiliens
fiibrer Suoer bat lih our1 feline
Weiiterldaft in Der 6anobabe Der
glAIe Den SaiIerbeber yerltolien".
Sn Paris haben Die Bidder be-
fhlOlien, Die grotpreiIe bonn L. 4uauit
an um 5 @entimes pro Giloaramm an
erbOben. Siele Die drmeren &lalIeu
Nduer treffenoe 8artbeuerung oes notb=
tuenoi9iten 9ebensmittels lit cine 6olge
oes Den 9an3en Sommer binourh an=
baltenoen Re9ennetters, oas Die grnte
I6wer gelbdoi9t bat uno oes burb
STIPULATION berurIabten Steigens oes
preiles oes importierten ameritaniihen
Wei5ens um 3 6rancs pro 100 Gilo-
aramm. Die 3eaieruns miro oaber Bee
itiirmt. Den z Jranes pro 100 Rilo-
qrumm betragenoen @infubr3oa auf
Weisen auf5ubeben. bis bic ieBiss Notb.
la9e iibermunoen lit.
Nus Saloniti miro elm idperes un-
altif aemeloet. oas fih am lebten
Donnerltaa Nbeno in Dem tiirtilhen
Seehafen Rauala ereisnete. IS ltiir3te
bort Elm srobes Baoebaus elm. in oem
lih mebrere Sunoert 6raueu befanoen.
ueber Is Jrauen wuroen 9et0otet unb
piele perleBt.
Aus HuBlano miro gemelbet. baB
bonn 25. bis gum 80. Suli intlulipe
200 Suoen aus Rlem De.trieben NOR.
oen fno.
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= Die Biereinfubr nod Waine bat
fib pdbreno Der beiBen Monate iebr
betrdhilih seboben. Nn,ia, Wenlden
fino Menihen. uno bes emiaen 6hnap,
ies piro iblieblih aud Der hber3euu.
nngstreuelte probibitioniii aberor1llig.
: Die ar6Bten 0erbreder entholten
fiA bes @enulies aeiitiger Getrdnte,
neil he fiir&ten. iid i'm Raui1e 3u
perraiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04
SnIann.

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&as., ent9leilte nm Samiiae 9tadmit=
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eelofert baben uno oaB oaourb cine
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tag Soiepb Wenoling, Der bon ben Be=
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zines angelebenen uno rei6enSrauberrn
in Souisuile pergemaltiat uno oann er=
moroet gu baben. in einem Goltbaus oil
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teiuen y5iosrltano. lonoern 9ab su. oaB
er Der 8eiuhte lei uno fol9te Den Bee
amten rubig uad Dem poli3ei=0aupt-
quarter, no er Iofort einem f9arfen
Yerb6r unterporfen muroe.
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isreitag Wloraen Der frubere Rihter
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man glaubt. oaB ct per9iitet uno be-
raubt lporoen lit. Wation ioll ON
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ieinen Rleioern eefunoen. Bation mar
SO Sabre alt uno aus Monroe @itp.
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ben Bergen bel Deneper, Colorado
Springs uno Boulder i'm 5taate Colo.
raoD tampieren, enttamen am Samltag
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untermaihen. oaB Die Denuer & Rio'
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prdlioent @lepelanos sneitem Mmts=
termin edabamtsietretdr mar. gr mar
am S. September 1885 eeboren uno
nuroe i1on als blutiunaer &edtsan-
malt gum Wtslieoe Der 5taatsgeieb-
gebung bon Gentufp aetpdblt. Bonn
Sabre 1877 bis 1890 mar Carlisle
Mitalieb Des Bunbesabaeoro
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6telle zines 5preders bes Oauies. Seine
Ste0e als Wit9lleo oes Nbaeoronetens
bnuies le9te er nieoer. um Nahfol9er
|bes BunoesIenators ssas. .. Bed su
iperben. SIN Sabre 1897 muroe Carlisle
ppn oem oamaligen prdi,oenten @roper
Glepelano gum 5Aabamtsietrstdr er-
ll0nllt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04
Mrbettem "a stumoen per 9aa

Die 9eIAdfti9fen, tleinen OinQer,
Die ie aemabt muroen. iino Dr. Sings
gtem 2ife Bills. Seoepiae III elm per-
Sudertes @eiunobeitss3iielein, meldes
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5battraft. 8ebirnermuouns in Settles.
traft uertuanoelt. ourh Oeilune bon
6artleibisteit. 3opfmeb. Grofl6auern,
Dpspeplie, Malaria. Sur Csc in
Gunalis oeutihe Mpotbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04

m61ten Oiele 9eute Die 0ausfrau slau=
ben MAIDEN, menn lie aussebt. um
Mebl fir ibr @ebdf 5u taufeu, aber
menn tie einmal peerleB Webl ge=
braubt bot. 10 mil iie teiu anoeres
mebr, neil es cine 6reuoe lit. Brot su
baden. nenn ss 10 ueiB. leidt uno
f1madbaft piro. wie es nit oielem
ausge3eihneten Webl Der Jal lit.