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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04
8eien ,t,,c 111yrtbsi,
Ncmtai, aus Nefft
1clfslebctt

laternen permotfen oie ssnitsrniB Ser
!fiirnliidsn Serbitnadt nidt au banz
men.
s6eute mar cine paiienoe Ra9t sn
unIerem unterneflnen", melnte Bar
tels nit finIterem 9uden.
,syreilih nobl", entgegnete 6inz
rths. raber mir miiifen uns anerit
neriidern, ob Ser iunge Serr mid 5u
6aufe is."
Dummies 3eug, nit Oeinem jans
asn 6errn! Wenn er mir 5p!ihen Die
ssduite fommt. Damn ib!ag' ih lbm
zen @ddoel ein."
.gees. nee, 8artels. aein 8lut -
feinen SootiAlaa i6 hab senug
an benz einen -"
uDu biIt me Memme, 6inri6s."
Uan mar insnii6en in ben behez
rem unD belebteren 5taottbetl Der
2etpaiaer Strabe gefommen. Soter
berrfhte blenoenbe 6elle bon Der eletz
triIhen Strubenbeleuhtung uno Dem
bellen 2i6tidein Der pielen Heitauz
rants uno Cafes. Reaes 2eben flu
tbete bier nod auf unD ab. Das
ndhtlihe 2eben unb Sreiben Der mil
lionenitabt fon3entrirte iih bier an
Der &reuauns Ser Ssriebridsz uno
2etp3ieeritraBe, duBerlt6 alGnseno
unO better, ;nnerlih aber hohl uno
nerEorben, Elm Nbgruno aller Batter
unD 8erbrehen.
@or benz Safe g2ational, Der Sumz
melitdtte Der ndchtliChen 2ebeipelt Ser
Inns, elie6en 81rtels uno 6inrihs
iteben.
.Sollsn mir nod men Sdpar5er
trinfen9" fragte 8artels.
.Sieh oahin", rdunte 6tnri6s ibm
su. ,Da fornmt unIer Mann!"
Cine OroI9fe eriter &laiie fuhr
oor. Der reid aallonirte Qortier Dffz
nete osn Shlag unO stpei 6erren 1ttez
gen aus.
,0as lit unIer iunaer 6err Manz
BEL = lieb oa, men bat er oenn bel
It69"
.aennit Ou i'm nidt mebr? 0as
lit ia Der Serr Siaismuno ="
Inter 2dhen unb SGeraen begaz
ZEN ith bic 8eioen in bas gafe. Cine
Weile blteben 8artels uno 6inri6s
nr9 itehen, Damn ihritten tie tpeiter,
oie ssrieoridsitrube entlang, Den Stnz
Den au.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04
(ssortiebuns folgt.)

Cine iunse Boitonerin min @el0
ecran tpenoen, nm ben StrabenDers
tGufsrn Musbilouns Der Stimme gu
erm0sliden. Das feblt serabe mod.
y X
WilI Malter Menmnn tpirtlid Der
3eppelinfden NOrbpolerpeoition ben
0orantritt BEL Der Jabrt iiberlai1en,
auf Die er iid felt Sabren Dorbereiz
tete?
Den 1oridunsen zines Boitoner
Mespptolosen baben mir bic y1a9z
ridt au odnten, bab bic Megppter aus
Merito ftammten unb ibr 6immel in
Der @eeenb bon Bottom lag. Wie
fommt es aber, bab in ber Ggpptifhen
@0tterlebre nirsenbs bon port anb
Beans bic Rebe 1T?
Ginis fdsinen bic 0inan3ipelt unb
bic Snbuftrie=Rapitdne nur barin 3u
fein, baB Die segenpdrtise GeidGftsz
lase fiir cine sIdn5enbe 8eHerung piel
Nalm bietet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04
Dor, o. Glitter
sSSSSSSYSSgSySSS'ssSsyS5SSS

lentsegnete Mnna III sepreBtem Tone.
SD tDeiB aber niHt, Oh ih Dir lGlt1g
IfalIen oarf."
Sci nidt 10 bumm. Broubit Du
@elo2 ssh bin sipor geraoe nichtt
Bel Rafie. aber alf stban5is Wart
fpmnlt es mir niht arl-~
,Ou bift febr freunOlih, @rete.
Cine fplhe 8itte ip0llte ih aber ntht
ausIprehen ib babe beute Morgen
Elm Ouben6 6emben abgeliefert unD
bas @e!o Dafiir erbalten. go 1T fur
einigs IGge tpie6er seiorgt."
,Na, mas ptlIlt Du 6enn9"
,Sh mDhte ans 9beoter gehen".
plaBte Mnna heraus, inDem etne ounf@
lie 8luttre1e ihr blaifes @eiiht iieerz
flutbete.
@rete lo6te laut auf. .Ou tpilit
ans 9heater? 80 Oas lit ia fDtlih!"
Mnna bolte aus ibrem portemon<
raie bic Mnnpnce beraus, 0urh nelhe
iunae Mdbhen fir Das @ermantdz
tbeoter gefuht tpurben. un0 reihte oas
pnpier @rete bin.
sd lppllte mid auf 6ie Innonce
bin melSen". iaste fie aDaerno. r4ber
ih bin ia 10 unerfahren unD bd glanb%
tie ih. 9n tOnnteit mir einen 3atb err
t6eilen -"
@rete parf einen Slid auf sic Mn7
nonee. .eSsl, ih babe lie ihon aeleien",
entgesnete iie. ernlter tperoeno. rOas
tpdre auerbings ettpas fir Did -"
vWirflih2" rief Mnna, erfreut.
nllno bos bette it,, fubr @rete fort.
oak id Dir gu elmer anitelluns Der=
Gelfen fann -"
,N6, tpie bunfe ih Dtr!"
SD bin nGmlih an Dem Sbeater
als SolotdnSerin angeitellt", fagte
@rete in gDnnerhaftem Son. .Wlit
nod flint anoeren Oamen fiihren mir
einen tiirfiIhen Sana auf. Ser Otz
rettor unb Der 0erfaifer 0es Stiides,
bas oemnGchit in 5sene seben ion. err
iparten mid beuts gtuhmittag ="
vOa ft0re id6 Oih -"
rNiht i'm gerinsiten. Die 9erren
fDnnen Ihcn auf mid iDarten". ent=
segnets @rete bodmiit5is. vOus
Stud 1T eine groBe 2(usitattunesfeez
rie, bie Reiie ourh sSnOien, es treten
minoeitens touIeno perfpnen onrin
auf BferOe uno Rameele tommen auf
bie 8iibne, ia. iogar Elm Glefant -
Wit pffenem Munoe itdrrte Nnna
hie SGnserin an, tpelde bon oen 6err=
li1feiten oes Stiifes nit1t senua su
eradblen nuBte.
Der Girettor iagte mir Ihon, DOB
er nod hunbert iunge Oamen nDtbig
bdtte, um Die Mufaiiee uno Die @rupa
penbiloer reGt glanapoQ au eeItalten.
Sd batte ibm periproden. unter meiz
! nen ssreunOinnen llmf4ou su balten
- On iiebit. 0u fdmit aar aliidIthen
Stun0e."
sd tparoe Dir bon Ssrssn bantz
5nr iein -"
,gitte febr - tpus id tbun tonn,
tbue ich febr germ. - Mber itelle Did
einmal ocrtbin = 10. nun beb' einmai
bic Mrme empor pie ih - bite,
nod ettpus bDber, unb nun brehe Did
einmal raid berum unb mah' einen
anir - senau tpie ih mad mir
nur alles nah - 10 bite unb 10 -
sans famos! sd CLAUDE, Ou bait
5alent. sSebenfalls beiibeit Ou cine
brillante ssisur, Die fieh i'm 9allettoz
film reisenb ausnsbmen miro"
vsSm BalIetfof ftIm2" fragte Mnna
erIchredt unb err0thete Bis unter bic
6aarfpurasln. sd fiirdte. Oas lit
ooh nidts fir MIDI. Iprad iie tleinz
|lnut.
(sortiebuns folgt.)
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13. e q b / tel.

Io. Ct " y 1s
4rbeit, Mrbeit! Sarte, i6pere unz
unterbrohene Nrbeit! Qlrbeit obne
aufsuie6en! Irbeit Sag uno Naat!
aoum ,oaB sic tpenisen 1eiertase cine
turse Rdft, eine furse unterbreGung
aepdbren. llno ielbit an oieien aeierz
tugen fhirebt bic Sorae linn bic ar
teit iiber sen Sauienoen uno 2(berz
tauienoen BON SSamilien, tpelfe od
orauBen i'm ipdrliden 9riin oes
8runepaloes, in Oen lauldiaen Spaz
aieraGn1en Des Sbiergartens, oes
sSrieorihshains ooer in ben tpeiten,
fablen @drten ser Reitaurdnts Die tper
niaen Stunoen Ser Rube in flieJenoer
Soft genieBen. Nrbeit ideint Sas
2piungsport fir sic Mi[lionenitabt
aetporben au iein. llnb niht iene 4rz
belt, tpelhe ben @eiit erfriIht. tpslhe
ben a0rper itGrtt unb frdftia erbdlt.
nidt iene Irbeit, ipelhe uns gleihs
fam aur apeiten Hatur, unO lteb uno
ipertb estporoen 1T, fpnoern cine aufz
reibenoe, &Drper uno @eiit erIdlafz
fenbe, Nerpen anipannenbe Irheit,
binter Der bas boblGugige @eIpenft
Ser Notb, Der Gorge, Der Nrmuth. oes
6unaers itebt. sSene Mrbeit um oas
fGralihe, tGglide 8rot Der Frau unO
Ginoer! Sene Mrbeit, oie gl.ih ei=
mem Nlp auf uns laitet, neil Ser Ddz
mon Ser aespunaenen Mrbeitsloiigtett
nit ar ieinen Shreden binter ibr
itebt.
Die &rbeit lit aleihiom Elm eeIu9z
ter Mrtifel in Der Whllionenitdbt, in
Der fih aus Oit unb Wef, aus Rorb
unb SIo Saufenoe uno Mbertauienbe
auIammenfinoen, ale auf Ser sSngO
nah Mrbeit, ale in Der 6offnung auf
bohen 2obn. auf eutes Qeben. duf
Hei6tbun, auf iorsenfretss 2ekn.
unb fpie tpenige 9auIenbe mnb Nberz
taufenbe erreihen ihr 3iel! Oaheim
auf Dem 2anoe. in ibrem fleinen 0eiz
mathitdbt1en, in ibrem Dorfe ba5en
Tie bieaeiht elm einfnhes, aber INNER
bin seIi9ertes 2sben aufgeaeben. ba=
ben ibr baufGlIiges 6dus6en Derlafz
fen, oas ihnen Doh Shub unO Sdtrm
aeaen Mino unb Metter aab, bus ib@
men nit ieinen tleinen @drteben bod
eine ptrtlihe 6eirnatb bot, um oem
slGnsenben pbdntom ser reiAgelobnz
ten Mrbeit nahauiagen. llno tpus
tauihen lie bafiir elm? eeSn ountlen
Gellern pobnen Sie, obsr in Mietbs@
faisrnen auianlmengepferdt nit 6un=
certen BON Menfhen, in oiirftigen
3immern, bis lie meiitens nod nit eli
nem ooer mebreren @hlufburIfen
tbeilen, auf finfteren, feudten Soften
onf bic taum beim bDGiten 6tano
ber Come Elm freunDlider Strabl
fGllt uno aug 0enen aleih einem mdhz
tiaen Gd)atten sic @prge. bic Notb
ser 6unger ernporiteigf.
sic Ieben ste sldnaenbiten @hauz
feniter; lie leben ole 6errlihfeiten
oes Meidtbums, fie feben bic ftrahlens
be MuBenleite zines reihen. f90nen.
qliidlidtn Qebens, unb in ibrer Geele
ertpdnen 0ie Ddmonen beS Neibes,
Der 0abluht, 0ts 6uifes un0 nit fin
iteren Mienen fhleiden iie an ben
6errli9teiten poriiber. auriid in ibr.
bunflen RelIer, boben, 0umpfer
| Metbsiafernen nnb finiteren. feu9ten
61fe.
lln6 aliidlih mod Der, ipef1er Mr.
Belt fir fin unb oie Geitlen qefunbtn
6nt. ct fdnn iptnisftens STE not6,
tpen0igften Qtb<usbe ebiirfniife be!irti.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04
IA. e a piteI.

@rete 6dnfeler itanD in elesanter
Moreentoilette Dor ibrem Spiege..
uno trduielte iidh Die Saore. Sbr
Simmer setgte bic iippige Ginrihtung
oes 8puopirs elmer SheaterprinaeIs
lin, ieioene 0orhdnge unb Spibenz
garbinen perbiillten Die sSeniter,
ihtpere gliiaportiersn tpalIten in
bihten ssalten Dor Sen 5biiren nieoer.
seSn Dem bellen. mitleioslolen Sdz
eesli1t fonnte man auf @retens Rib
ihem @eiidt ood) fhon bic Spuren
bes srobftdotiihen 2ebens bemerten.
Wenn S1minfe uno Yulper feblten,
seiaten Die ihmolen Mansen sine
hldife, gelblihe ssarbe uno bic i'm
Mbenolihte fed blibenoen Nugen be-
iaben iebt am Utorsen einen miioen,
matten 8lid.
.8iit Du au ipre9en, @rete?"
fragte Frau 6dnieler, Sen unfriiirten
Sept in sic Shiir itedenb. .Gs bat
eben eeflinaelt ="
Mnn ion mid bente Moraen in
Hube laffen". entgegnete 8rete Mir
rid. sd muB mid antlsioen, um
rehtaeitia auf Dem Bureau Oes Ser
maniatbeuters au iein. Der 0irettor
ertpartet MIDI"
sSrau 6dnieler aoa iih suriid uno
@rete CAB tbren Nugen Ourh eini9e
f4Darae Stride ben erfprberli6en
@lans. Nergerli9 ipanote lie fi9 um,
als tire Wutter tpieoer in Der Sbiir
erl6ien.
rWas tpi[lit gu benn noA2"
.Die Mnna 9erbarb ftebt orauben
uno mO4te Did germ fprehsn", ertpiz
oerte sSrau 0dnieler entIfuloigenb.
"8or Der bruuchft Du Did ia nibt gu
geniren."
Pima @erbaro9! - Sd piG iie
Ieben, fibre fie nur berein."
2Ogernb trat Mnna Elm. itch erituun.
in Dem eleganten 9aume umblidenb.
rIllo enblih bdltit Oh es oerWeiibe
tpertb, mid aufauiu6en", begriiBte
@rete Die @6ulfreunbin nit eiaenem
2dheln. Mber bas 211eln eritdrb
Dem autmiitbisen Mdohen auf Sen
2ippen, als lie Mnnos blnifes, Der.
bdrmtes 9eiibt uno bic Grmlide alei=
oung er5lidte.' Die in lolh' erelIem
@esenlab au ibrer eisenen elesanten
grideinuna itane. Mie eine Bettlez
rim erfhien Mnna ibr geaeniiber.
.0eraeiR mir, @rete. tpenn ih Did
itOrte -" faete Mnna leliie unb i9eu.
rWas 1T Da au per,eiben", riei
@rete. sd babe Did f1on lange
ertpartet. Romm, feb Did au mir
uno eradhle. pie es @uh in Ser neuen
Mobnuna eebt."
| Sic aog Mnna auf ben nit ieibenen
Riifen beoedten Dipan. le6nte iid
bequem auriid un0 betrahtete Bit
Freunoin nit mitleioiaem Blid.
.Du fiebit ihleht aus. Nnna. Ga
gebt guh nicbt sut2"
Der Batter bat hislans nod teins
feite Mrbeit gefunben lnO mas WMt:
ter iino ic5 beroieneil, reidt ni9t aus
um alIe uniere 8eoiirfniife su befries
bigen, penn lie nod 10 beiheioer
finb."
rMeil sSbr es falIh duffabt, Mnnd
eyh fage Dir. Oas @elb Iiest bier aul
Ger @trabe. sSreilih, man muB Sa:
lent baben. Mber ih feh's Dir an. Oh
bait ettpas auf Dem 6eraen afr
beraus bamit."
.ssyu, ih babe cine 8itte an Did :
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04

rssa, BETS 96eater! sDre nnr
nal: Sin aroBes Tteater fuht bum
bert illnge, anitdnoige, hiibfhe Mdos
den, nm css MbenDs dls Statiitinnen
mitaItpirfen. Melbungen i'm Bureau
bes germaniatbeaters. Na, mas
iaait Du9 sssebt fannit ia seigsn, ob
Dir's ernIt lit. Du bdite n NbenObe@
ihdfttsung!"
.Nm Sbeater, Mutter2 sd pere
itebe bod frtdhts 0aDon "
nDunanes 3eus! 8raubft audi
nihts oabon au periteben. oas lsrnt
iih leidt, in fhDnen Goitiimen ein=
krauItplairen
.Mutter. ih tann's ntht -"
.Natiirlt4, Ou tannit niht! Mber
ih faae Dir, am Sheater tam mans
su mas bringen, iperrl man nur Saz
lent Bot - oent' an 8rete 6dnle<
Ter 80"
9lnna lieb oas 6uupt finfen. Cine
innere Stimme raunte ibr su, Sen
Hatb Ser @tifmutter rieht gu befolz
gen. elm @efiibl kr Mngft befiel iie,
tpenn lie an @rete 6Gnieler oahte -
unb bod Oie bluifen Geiihter, Oie
traurigen Quaen ibrer @eihpiiter -
Die 8ersipeiflung ibres 0aters - iie
atbmste tief auf - rMutter" laste
iie Damn. ,id) iperoe morgen friib nuh
Dem Sbeoter ge5en -"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-05
CH|hKS MAKE A
STIR IN WHITING

Whiting, Ind, Nov. 5.-"Oh, for a
Pied Piper of Eamlin. to rid our neigh
borhood of the pestiferous rats" is the
wall o certain Whiting citizens. The
blame for the presence of the rodents is
laid at the feet of Chinese laundrymen,
and a petition asking for an extermina-
ton of the evil has been addressed to
the city council.
The petition sent to the city council
signed by William Kirby, and twelve
other citizens, residing in the vicinity
Of the Chinese laundry, is receiving more
notice han the signers at first figured
on, 1t being foo for much discussion
between the -councilmen and board of
health members.
Kirby who keeps a tailor shop, has
resided on 18th street for a number of
years. To make room for the new
bank an dpostofice building. at New
York avenue and 119th street his build
ing was moved to New York avenue
next to the Chinese laundry Mr.. Kirby
who is a great advocate of pleasant
surroundings, saw at once that these
did not at all appeal to
him. After living there a few weeks
he found that it vas more than he
could stand. According to his petition,
liz ColIlpIatllta ~ LIZ
twice. the first and second weeks of
September. but without results.
The other people in the vicinity also
decided tina it was necessary to refer
the matter to the city officials. so the
petition signed by thirteen, was sent
to the mayor and council, reading in
part as follows: I'VE. he Undersigned
citizens do hereby complain that the
lots Nos 516-1S New York avenue. are
in a filthy and ~unsanitary condition,
made by the miscellaneous filth that
has been, and is being dumped there
by the Chinese of No. SIS
The refuse food in said filth keeps a
COLONY of rats in our neighborhood and
we are forced to witness every day, the
rats coming forth to find food in the
filth. The preseGce of this filth pollutes
the air we must breath and is a con-
slant menace to our health"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-05

has SO few really good things to offer
the people. She gathers up her broth
ers who differ with her, no matter how
great characters they may be or how
many noble qualities they may pos
sess, and proceeds to belabor them to
the finish.
From Mr.. Kern and Mr.. Bryan, the
champion holders of more defeats than
any others. all expect to near little
else than defamation of their superiors,
but your state father could be better
employed and with more advantageous
and better results TO his state.
A. ]. Beveridge has shown himself to
be a man of noble. generous soul, who
has brought such issues, of
such vital Importance to the people,
hat he has no time for small abuses
of those who differ with him. He has
no time to waste in noticing or an
swering them
Back of this new n~ationalism is eter-
nal right and truth, and when did God
ever fail when mans cry for better
things gained his ear?
No men in the history of Indiana,
not excepting Oliver P. Morton, have
labored harder, fought more constant
~, or nave given the state better serv-
ice In the u. .. senate ana congress
than Mr.. Beveridge and Mr.. Crumpack-
er.
Don't you people appreciate the
fact? Life is too short to be unjust
and no man but jealous-minded will
deny a man his due. Laying all preju-
dice aside, why should either man be
defeated?
Mr.. Peterson could not serve the
corporations and people, too; absolute
ly impossible.
Elect Mr.. C~rumpacker and a repub-
lican legislature on Tuesday, which
will keep Mr.. Kern from being sold
out again.
Good wishes to the people of Indiana.
PAUL j. PARKER.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-05
TAG DAY COMMITTEE MAKES
ITS ANNUAL REPORT

In connection with tag day for Ham
mond a week from today, under the
auspices of the charity committee of
the Hammond Woman's club and the
Jewish Ladies' Aid society, Mrs. 1. l..
Modjeska. president of the Jewish "a
dies Aid society, which body cooper
ated with the Woman's club committee
last year. Mrs. Modjeska today made
public the list of expenditures for
charity was s330.19. This amount,
however, according TO Mrs. Modjeska's
explanation. does not include the ex-
pense of furnishing a charity room at
st. Margaret's hospital, nor a SIS dona-
ton to the Denver Hospital of Con-
sumptives.
Tag Day Next Saturday.
Our disbursements have been made
where we thought they would do the
most good said Mrs. Modjeska. "Ev-
cry case has first been Investigated be-
fore assistance was given and record
ha been kept of every disbursement.
Our work was entirely non-sectarian."
In connection with the preparation
for next Saturdays tag day, the re-
quest is made again that all the la
dies who took part in the preparations
last year. and would like to assist
again this year. give their names eth
err to Mrs. 1. I. Modjeska or Mrs. J. NJ.
Turner. All who are interested are
requested to meet next Monday after
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-05

stand why three men would want to
kidnap a cripple but his suspicious
were aroused and he called the police.
officers Kulchick n Kamp respond
ed and made an Investigation. They
found that the cripple had been drugged.
They at once took him from the car
and managed to get him to tell them
something about the trouble he was in.
They then communicated with
Moore's lawyer in Chicago. Attorney
Smiley, and from him learned the facts
about the kidnapping reasons why it
was done. They were instructed to
keep a careful watch over Moore and
bring him into Chicago the next day
for trial. 1t is understood thai the off,
GERS were handsomely rewarded for
their pains when Moore was taken into
K~avanaugh's court yesterday.
In the meantime the men in the car,
who hou have been arrested on the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-05
About East Side Streets.

The Improvement of east side streets,
ways and means to reach the desired
end, and a general discussion of the
project wa the topic of discussion be-
fore the East Side Improvement asso-
citation at its meeting last night. The
sentiment was unanimous that the
quickest way to build up 4 ~neighbor-
hood and to make it look respectable
in addition to increasing the value of
the property, is to improve the streets.
AS to the kinds of pavements and 9TH
er matters pertaining to the improve
ment will be taken up at the next
meeting.
II you smoke a la vendor once you
will always call for them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-05
VOICE OF
~ THE -
p e
4. j. AND
e. ID. CRUMPAcKER

Ls - II ~ n
Chicago, H., Nov. 3.
Editor TINES: l am not now a voter
in the good old state of Indiana, but
have been an interested reader and OBJ
server of the many fine editorials and
speeches that have been delivered all
over dia
A. ]. Beveridge and E. d. Crumpack-
er have brought many fine and helpful
issues TO the fore, of many of which
they are the fathers, but the finest
thing is the nobility of the men them
selves.
The eternal brotherhood" means to
them hat all men, regardless of party
affiliations, come under the same head.
Some. it is true, are not behaving like
good children ought to, but they have
had wrong training. Miss Democracy
because of her many firtations with
questionable methods and things con-
demnatory, has made a poor mother to
many otherwise noble sons, and one
of the lessons she has failed to teach
them, is to love people more than cor
rupt legislation and policies. Democ-
racy seems to think hat abuse and
rabid condemnation of the other party
is a fine thing to talk about since she
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SERVICES TO
BE HELD
Especial to THE TIMES. }

AoRC(4aA ~ ne 4lM6O
indiana Harbor, Ind, Nov. 5.-Fune-
raj services will be held tomorrow over
the remains of Oscar F. Johnson. who
died Wednesday evening at 9:15 o'clock
at the rance Willard hospital. Chi
cago. The deceased lived at 1884 Grape
vine street, and died of cancer which
developed after an attack of typhoid
fever sustained two years
The services will take place at the
First Church OF Christ. with the pas
tor, H. A. Carpenter. in charge. The
hour set for the ceremonies is 1880 p.
m. and interment will be in Oak Hill
cemetery, Hammond.
The deceased was connected with the
Lake County Lumber company. He
leaves a daughter and three sons be-
sides his widow. The daughter is Ber-
tina and the sons Clarence, Chester and
Howard. He also leaves an aged moth
err, 81 years of age. five brothers and a
sister.
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moor at 2:30 in the kindergarten room
of the Central school building.
Mrs. Modjeska's report is s%ubjoined.
The Jewish Ladies' Aid society collect
ed 1864 as it's share of the tag day
proceeds.
The following is a tabulation of the
moneys expended for charitable pur-
poses by the Jewish Ladies' Aid society
for the year commencing Oct. 2S, 1909,
ending Oct. 20, 1910:
Cash disbursed among the needy 5000
Paid to the Home for the Friend
less in Chicago for poor chill
dren placed from Hammond. so. 90
Contributed for funeral expenses
to poor widow 10. 90
Rent for the poor ...... 24.OO
To Red Cross society for Cherry
mine sufferers ....... $500. 10. 90
Coal for the poor ............. 9.35
Groceries for the poor......... S.4S
Clothes for the 7.21
Donation for the Denver Hospital
of Consumptives 500
Doctor bills for the poor........ $500
Bills to st. Margaret's hospital
for charity patient ........ 5000
Furnishing of charity room at
st. Margaret's hospital 1890. $3.50
Ambulance service 200
Washing for poor .............. 1855
1otdl amount .$350.19
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VEL BEFORE
DECREE rs COLD
(Special to THE TrMEs)

Crown Point, Ind. Nov. 5.-Within a
few days after both of them had been
divorced Clifford L. Evans, 4739 Ken
more venue and Mrs. Eta Dorothy
Beger, 90S Lafayette parkway, slipped
across the state line to Crown Point
and were married beyond the confines
of Illinois and where the state law
against the re-marriage of divorced
persons within a year does not obtain.
Z Mrs. Beger received her divorce de-
cree on Oct. 10 and Mr.. Evans first
wife obtained her freedom on Oct. %.
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HAMMOND NEWS
STANDING OF
A

The weekly standing of the BOWLING
teams is of interest this week because
of the close race between the Berghoffs
and Jaques & Youngs. These two
teams will get together next Tuesday
for the big saw-off for first place, and
the race undoubtedly will be interest
ing. The Lake County Times will play
the Franz LISTS next Tuesday night.
The schedule for mex Thursday even
ing is as follows: The La Vendors VS..
the Garfields, and the Calumets VS.. the
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TO BUILD FLAT BLDG.

Architect j. T.. Hutton of Hammond
is drawing the plans and specifications
for a two story fiat building that is to
be constructed in Homewood by Judge
Virgil S. Reiter of Hammond.
The new fat building will be erected
on property nea the judges residence.
1t will be modern and complete in every
respect and will doubtless be rented as
soon as it is ready for occupancy.
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Death of j. A. STERLING.

John A. Sterling. a on the
Indiana Harbor railway, died at st.
Margaret's hospital at 4:35 a. n. today
following an operation for appended
is. He leaves four children, Beulah,
Ethel. Mary and John. The funeral
will take place at the home of his par
ents in Michigan City at 2 o'clock Mon
day. Mr.. Sterzing was AZ years Did.
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Buried in Potter'S Field.

William Macy, who committed sui
eide at the Crown Point Jail Thursday
night after he had been brought there
from Hammond, will be buried in the
patter's field. The authorities thus far
have been unable to locate any of his
friends and relatives.