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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
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Grmablte geitern ieine neuen
0eamten.

Sn Der geitrisen SabresDeriammlung
oes pbieen 0sreins. pel6e ubtrdus
5ablrei6 beiuht mar uno bic unter
Dem 8oriiB bes 9errn 6. s. 9roRe
fattfano, puroe 5und6it oas BON benz
Setretdr 6srrn Sulius Waper Derles
isne prOtoton Der lestsn S.bung gut.
gebeiben, poruuf Serr @cttirteo
Shiqer als attipes unD bic Serren
Jriebrih Senns uno Sacob 8iihoff
als puiiiDs Wtitglieoer ouFsenommen
tpuroen. Sn getreff elmer Ginluoun9
oes 9eutifen 2anOpebrpereins gu oel>
fen am IL. 0s5ember in Der 2lrb:iterz
6alle tattfinbenoen gbriitbaum Ser
!poiung nuroen Die WlttglieOer eriudt,
oerislben 10 3ablreih pie mo9lih SOL
ge gu lsiiten, tpdbrenD in 8e3ug auf eiz
ne ginlaoung bes GoooTeaop Ginger
dors gu oeHsu am %. 9eaember in
Der Qrbsiterbaqe ftattfin0en0:n Set
lidtsit Der gsidluB gsfaBt puroe, oob
Der 0srein iia in Gorpore oaran be-
tbeilige.
Der QusI6uB, benz bic 4rrangirung
bes Wastsnbulles an 81. 0e3em6er IN
Der Gsntral SurnbaQe oblie9t, b,ri6s
tets. buB sr bs:o. Suuen bslsgt babe;
fsrner, oab pGbrsuO oes glbents bic
niht tan3snosu GdIts in Der tleinen
9dqe burh Elm SprolerzAuintett be.
items untsrb1lt.n peroen tpiiroen.
Die gsamtsnpabl, BEL tpelder bic
Regeln ouf Qntrag oubin 1uspenoirt
fpurben, I'm cine GrpGblun9 per Qts
ilamation gu geitatten. bate foIgenhes
R.'ultat:
grGfosnt: 6. 6. 8roFs.
8i3sprdTiosnt: Rubolpb aObler.
prot. Sstretdr: Sulius Wiaper.
;yindrssSetrstGr: RidarD 8idel.
S6asmeiitsr: Gtdrles aiin3i.
gibliotbstare: SSris 8ing9eli uno
grnIt Rubir.
/. Dirigsnt: 6. :. Rsutsr.
2. 5iriosnt: Otto Dinner.
Wu'ttzaommittss: oSacob 2ieb, gu
Iius Wunsr, Gbas. 8iin3i uno 6. 6.
9roHe.
/. Tafn.rtrdo,r: Sobn Shpab.
2. Sahnsntrdger: cSacob 2isb.
SorntrGesr: go. RBI6urb.
T:l.aat gum StaotDer6anb: Gbas.
aiinsi.
StsQpertretsr: Sdcob 2isb.
Deleodt 3u ben Der. Sdngern: gu
lius WQper.
Sielp.rtreter: Walt:r Sisgriit.
S6usmeiiter Der 9ummeltai's:
Sobu Shndb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
sfre@er Naubiiberfaa.


Gin duberit perip.s.ner Raubu6ers
fal ipurbe porseftern Hadmittas .url
nah 4 ubr an Der 2onsportb. nnbe
Der plum Gtrabe periibt. 9as Spf.r
oesielben mar Der A Sabre aIie Gbas.
WeGanu. bon 80. 211 Wejt 6. Ctr.
Elm friiberer gunoesioIbat.
WeGann sins bic 2onsnortb Ctr,
ent!ans, als ploblih Elm stipa breibia
Sabre alter, ipie elm 4rbeiter eesleibes
ter Wann auf ibn 3ufprans, ibn mil
einem tpuhtiaen Jauitfhlag su Bobeu
itrtdie unb NIT Jubtrittsn mibbanbeIs
ie. bpor er bic 9ai6en Ieines Opfers
burhiuhte unb iidb $50 ansisnete. De,
llsberfoa srsianete iih Dor ben ausen
perftiebener paFanten. bepor bieieIs
ben iebod benz Wegann gu 6iIf. ipms
men tonnten. mar Der Rduber nit isis
nfr Beuts In elmer naben 4llep pers
ihipunben. Wegann. peIher tinen
Dru4 oes untertiefers .rlitt.n hattie.
fpurbe ndh bem fdbiiIheu 5oipiial
sebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05

DAP bic ,Rotb'triimpi." perftirtt
tpprpen Ifno urb in Der ndhiten Sais
ion 4usiitt auI b0lsrs Stsaung in
Der Ransliite ha6en. ia:insn Die fol-
gsno:n W.ttsn zines Rem yorter
Sports an3uoeutsr:
l. $500 gegsn 5000, buB ri:
.ReOs" oas q.nnant niht ssrDinnen.
2. - 5000 gsgen 5000, ooB pittss
burg bic nReos" ihlGgt.
3. 5000 gsgsn $3.50. baB Chicago
bi: .Rsos" itIdgt.
4. - 5000 qessn $3.50. bab Nsp
Yprt bic .Rsbs" itLGgt.
8. - $500 ssa.n 800, bab Gincius
ncti bic rGudter" (pbiL) f6,Gst.
6. - $400 ssesu $500. oaB G.n.
cinnuti i'm 4. pIaBs (oo.r hO1sr) auf
Der RansliIt. aus pem aamFfs berpcrs
9ebsn lpiro.
BON 5srru Murp6p. benz PrdIio.nz
ten Der gb:cagosr rgubs". piro Der
perniinItiss Ylan befiirportst, taB bic
16 lImpirss (S6ieoEr;hter) Der b:iosn
sroben 2igas Tih por Dem gsainne iss
Der Saiion ourh prdttiIhes Ginib'H
in Spielen uno Stuoium Der Sp:slz
rsssIn fir ibr tpihtisss 4mt por5:reiz
ten iolen.
Gs bat ieBt ben Inihsin. oab Ssrr
Shomas 2nn6 in Der ndd,It.n Wote
otns Sdtpisria:sit gum Yrdiio,ntsn
Der RationaIs2iga tpi.bersripGflt fpsr=
BEN piro. JiinT Der uht Waandtsu
babsn iih su isinsu 9uuitsn srtlGrt.
Sn benz SamitaasSpiele in 6aoond
ipurbsn bic Vbi!uoslpbiaer .Ntblsiics
(gbampions Der Welt) pom ben Detroit
ter Tiger" nit 2 gsgen 6 adufsn 9sz
idllgeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
&ilocr Gcntuficr.

Gorbett Wturpbp, Elm bdumlanaer
aentudier. pon 9radeH Gcuntp, bate
aeitsrn bes Guten 81 piel eetAun.
Sdliebli6 oab er ieiner W6istebs9s>
gsiitsruns 4usorud, inoem er on Der
8earl uno Butler Strabe Elm rieIises
S6isBeiien So3 uno nit oem Rufe:
Sd bin Elm Gentudier unb perbe Den
Ginctnnatisrn NAL 5eigen, mas cine
0drte iit." mebr:re Saiiie ubqab.
poFanten iIiittsteu Iich in Saussins
adnes uno Gebenitraben. uno Der
aentudier mar unbeItrdnttsr Ssrr
oes 5eloe8, bis Die Poli3titen We(ler
uno Senn Quf Der giloflGhe critic
nsn uno ibr untsr Der Qlntlags b:s
5ra9enS rerboresner Waffen uno bes
Stiebens innerhalb Der Staotgrens
sen einfperrten. Wurpbp mar ebenio
iiberrdi6t tpte entriiitet uno ertldrte,
baB man in 9rateng ountp sinem eerz
artigen rharmloien" 9ergniigen nihts
in ben Wea lege.
2epi a. 6ens!ep, 27 Sabre alt. sin
0eidGftsreiienoer bon Oneida. ap,.
unteriuhte oeitern auf oem Seitenfpege
an Der Gte Der 0ongpprth unb Gin
StraBe ieinsn Repolper, aIs poliSiit
Meber ibu in bieier dnaenebmeu Be-
ihdftieung unterbrat urb unter Der
@intlaes oes 5raeens perborgensr
Waffen perbaftete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
.Snrirlmaur Gouc.

Sn Der Sanlslmarn 2ose Ro. 208,
). Il. u. us., WurVeH rur 0as TOM
menoe Sobr foIsenoe 8eamtsn srs
DGh't:
Wleiitsr bonn Stubl. s. 9. Gifsn.
Iobr.
srIter goriteber. Serm. Rabius.
3lpsiter goriteber. SEQ. SUB.
ShdBmeiiier. 6. Srop.
Sstretdr. 6. 80. 8. 2ubtert.
gritss Sdaffner, @m. granois.
3tpsitsr S6afIner, Go. Srotmann
gsobadter 6. SOaun.
Sruitess: &. Siege, vi. gster
Sarrp ). 2aoue.
9ruites 80. unO D. 5ono: &. srop,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
Gu. Erut. ct. Eanlns GemeinSe.

Sm ShullotaIs Der airte farb ess
tern Ha6mittdg. unter YoriiB les
5errn Quguit Steintanp. cine grtra=
YsrIammlung itatt. in peIter Der fols
oenoe Iusftub srnanut puros, um
Die &anboaten fir Die, am sriten
Sonntas i'm Saruar itattfinoenbea
9eomtsnlpabl aufSuitslsn: 6einri5
8rotIiIh. Gbriition SbepboIb, 5rsb.
Stpdmunn, Robert Graefe, Ssinri1
geters uno 3. ). 0reoe. Der Quss
idub piro Th an 5reitas. 9. DeSbr..
Qbsnbs S ubr, psrIammsIr, um Ieireu
Quftrag CUR Qusfiibrung gu bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
Sic Ylattoiitsfc Sugeii.bciieu 8eicl
jtrp.

sSn Der 4rbeitsrbule faao geftsrn
gRa9mittug cine 9eriammIuug her
plattoiitstsn 9ogeli9siten Seieustup
unt:r 9oriiB bon Serrn Aug. aubL-
mann uno Der prototouFa6rur9 BON
Serrn SObn GneeIn itatt. 5err auton
getemeper fpuroe als neues Ititg ,i:o
in 8orihlas gebratt. In Steas DON
S.rrn aueemann, Der reiignirte. puroe
osrr Sol. Shimmouer gum 5tnanss
ietretdr eepdbIt. 9lus oem balbidtra
Iihen 5inansbsridt gebt beroOr, ouB
oas 9srm0gen oss 9ereins iih nuf
$2239.17 bslduft. Der 8orItauo BE-
rihtete. oab Der am %. Sauuar in Der
4rbeitsrballs itattfinosube apn;ssbdu
ben sr0Bten Grfplg periprehe. Gs
purbe bsIhloHen. Die srobe 0aIIe 3u
gbren ees aonisspaars aufs S96uite
gu oetcriren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
Soppeltes Yedl.

Die polisiItsH Wesler uno lsIt
fanber ssiisrn Morssn ssssn Stpsi llbr
eie 9hiirs Der Uirtbidaft pongropn
unb graop. Ro 42S Wsit 8. Strabs.
often Dor. Sis bstraten oas Qotal.
no Der Shanttellnsr mm. Dill, bon
go. 524 Ueit 5, StraBs. frisolih
fhnartsnb ouF sinem Stuble in Der
Ode Inb. Din mdhfe, notbem sr bon
ben gsamtsn uufsepedt rorbsn mar,
bic unarssnsbms entbeduns. oab siH
Sfleiheieb tpdbreno feiner SieItu
bas Gaibresiitsr um $25 erlei1tsrt
bate. Gr tpuroe unter Der 4ntlase
Der ll.bsrtretuns bes Mittsrnoh.ssss
febes einseiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
0. R. j. gottesa6er= geleGf fdad.
Tic geitrigeu 8Dritnnosmablcn.

Bon ben oeutI6en tatbpliihsn Ges
metnoen rruroen geitern bel ben si13els
nen air6en folgenbe Serren in ben
Nrmen 0pritunb aepdbIt:
0l. Dretfultigteits Stride: SEQ. y.
Shrarb.
Ct. Marien Stride: Sobn Rolfes.
ct. Sobannss &ir4e: Sstar 5luig,
Goren5 Bed
Ct. Sofspbs Stride: Go. Qufosms
tompe.
Ct. pbiIomena air6e: s. 9.Staa.
Ct. pouIus Stride: 9. s. Stauts
berg, ). 9. Wsibers.
ct. ausuitirus Stride: Sol. WoIf.
ct. 4ntonius Stride: 4ug. 9ppte.
ct. SranSistus Stride: Gb. Cart
nsr, Irnolb ShtpurB.
Ct. MihasIs STRIDE: 9. 5. Raters
man, Gb. Sspalb.
ct. 2uopigs Stride: Geo. ). @usa
te.
unbefl. GmpfdnsniBtirds: 8. Sns
berfees.
ct. 8sorsius g.. *: 8, 8. Gpers.
8. WeiI.
Ct. gpnapsuturu Stride: Sbsooor
Shals.
Sl. 5sr3 Ssiu Stride: q. Shmiot.
ct. Clemens airte: 8. :. Witts
St. Seinrids Stride: 5runt Rsoss.
Ct. G!ifabetb air6e: Qoolpb Bic
mann.
Maria StIf Stride: Soi. Srints
mann.
Ct. 4gnes Stride: 9so. oatmann.
aus Der Ct. 9orifacius &irfs unb
Ct. Carl gorrcmdus 9ensiroe lag
bas WablreTuItut nod riht Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
NlterSid,pGd,c.

Die "A Sabre oIts oboa9loIe 5raI
GltIabetb Searle5 tpuroe gtItern in
bilfloism 3uItanbe on g;ne unb Court
Strabs pprgeTunben uno in pdtrols
passn 8 nuh benz ItdotiIheu 5oipitul
gsbraht, no es Iit berauslteats, ioaB
tie on 2ltersIdpdhs leibet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
3okal.Derid)t
Obj 1euDtp Gdm8erhor.
Wcrbereitnngen fir bic fommenSe
Neamtenwabl getroffen.

Sn Der seitrisen Sibuns b.s obisen
Dereins, bic untsr benz Yoriike bes
6errn Nor 7raut itattfanb. unb IN
ipelter 6srr Carl Rempe oas protos
iou fiibrte, puroe aunddit bsr Yerita
bss 4usIhuFes perlsier. Der bic Irs
ronatmenis fir bas jiins1te Rom
sert setrofien hattie. Derielbe iuurbs
einem 4usihub iibertpieien uno nat
befIen gutbefinbsn BON Der 0eriamms
lung of3eptirt, bic bann auh btlhlcB,
bas aommittse nit Dant 3u entlahen,
Ter Musfdub iiir ben am 4. Sc
bruar 1911 in Der Central 1urnballs
ab,uholtenben WastenbdlI berihtete
bah bic Uorber.itunsen suten Sort
itritt MAIDEN unb Elm grfols 5u srs
ipori.n ftebt.
Oils paiIipe Wlitglisoer tpurbsn u
gpblmonn, 13. unp Wulnut Strabe,
uns Soi.pb MegOaum. 1341 Wain
eirab.. aufsencmmsn.
6err Sulius arep. T.lesat bee
Wereins gum Stdbtpsrbanb, erItattet:
Beritt ib.r bic Iebte Sibuns t.r
aSrpsrfdoft. ginlaounesn bon ben
gineinHatier lossn go. $50 unb ITO
Oeu.Ifer Crben Der 6arusari. Don
benz 1euionia WGnnerfor unb bon
bsm Shpeis,r Wdnnsrdor gu bersn
i'm Qauis oieIss Wionots itaitfinbens
ben syeitliht.ii.n tpurben ansenomm.n
unb ben WitsIisb.rn moslihit sob!s
rsiht getbeilisuns empfoblen.
4ls guhtr Reoifionsiommittes
purben bic 6srrsn Watttids Weis'
gerber, Gusuft Mel5.r unb Jobn gor'
tig ernannt.
sgiir bi. am speiten Sonntag I'm
Sonuar itaitfinb.nbe gsamtenpab|
tpurbsn fols.nbs geamten nominirt:
prGiioent, Charles Grbaher.
Uiae prdIioent. Sueo Siren.
prot. Seir.. Waitbias Weisserber
iginana Ge!retdt, Saeob Sdoefer
GHasmeii.er, gonrab aroser.
/. 0irisent. 2ouis Gbrsoti.
2. Dirisent. 9uso Rrep.
/. gibIiotbetar, Sobn Bortis.
2. 8ibIiotbetar. Seurp Weifer.
/. Jahnsnirdser. Mat.bias D.iss
serter.
2. Tabnsntr6aer. Buitap Mslaer.
Qonettor, SoIepb MaisnIheiu.
1ruitees: Jdeob 1reibr. Ruool
Didton. Mrius 3engel.
Wufi aommittee: 6. Rempe. $
arsp. 3. Waienidein, 3. sr.iber.
Delegatsn gu ben Der. Sdnseru
6. arassr, g. Grbadsr. s. 1r.iber
q. Gsb.
Delssat gum SiabtDerbano. Sulius
Rr.p.
Delssot sur TeutIdtn 5asseiea
i9oft. Saeob Wrtbner.
Die Mabl unb Jnlialliruns bsr9e'
omten ipirh am 2. Sonntas i'm So
nuar 1911 in Der Central 1urnbalI'
itattfinben unb bas gersniisunsst
aommittee ipurbe beaufirast, fir bic
fe Oelesenbeit pie iiblid cine paHenoi
syeitlidteit au arrangiren, su tpelte'
aud paFipe Wits!isher unb bic 9a'
men bes 9ereins einseIabeu rrerber
folIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05

gen Nab nidt feblte, UNI bic Dur9 bic
langen Debuttsn troden getporbenen
Stimmbdnber ipieOer ansufeudten.
8eim abThiso berrfdts nur cine Stims
me, bab bieier erite geiitigs 1urntus Der
Saiion un5psifslbaft Elm grfolg setpee
fen fei unb Der Sude Der 5urnerei bes
bsusenben 9orfhub gelei1tet bdtte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
1ramriger 1aa.

Joi. Gtspens. bon go. 1923 Sen
Gtrdbe. pergieb am Gamiiaa Ab:nb
ttok ber Bitten unb NoritelIunsen ie:.
Iler f4nertrunien Jrau. feline s5omis
lie. um F4 mad portsmouib, o.. sa
begeben. frau Siepens nuree na1
bem fGbtif&en 6ofpitnl sebrnnt.
n6brenb bic teiben Rinber. Inn Nlter
BON 3 refp. 5 Jobren. BON 1eutnant
Gonber bonn 4. DifrfH porldufig in
btr Ainber9eimatb untereebrn9t ipur.
ben. Die camille II mittelloS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
NeiHnocn.

GSna Boiler. BON Np. $50 armorp
ADe.. pelde felt Greitas Mbsno ptrs
mibt ipurbe, III stfern ipoblbebalien
N 6er Wohnuna ibres Dntels go.
l013 Gtraisbt Sirabe pors,funSsn
irorben. Sit bate bemisIben sinsn
BelnH abgefottet. ohns ibre Wutt.r
bon ibrer abii4i in aenntnib ssI.bi
~ bobtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
G d q be

graltt: ysh, tpenn mir MIR auf
Der 6oh5eitsreiie I'M Coupe INNER
alleiu bliebeni"
grantIgam; oGos mlluihte ih
ollh 'hooe, oaB IN I'M Coupe
nint aiupier ipteien tannlt ;. .!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05

Ter Saupgruno eines aufcc
Sronnna gebrattau Spltems lit Die
2eber, uno Seberleiben iinb iebr al
gemein. Ios bette Su tblm. iii Tr.
augillt aonig'. hamburger Sropieu
All aebraudFu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05

na6Oem bic Jlammen srititt tpor6er
paren, geiituno. Dis its tur3s Set
Ipdter in ibre Wobnung 3uriittcbrte,
ma6te iie bic Gntoedung, bub Elm
DEB bic 9elsgenbeit benutt unb ibr
portemonnate nit $23 geItOblen bate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
SENTIMENT IS
CRYSTALIZING
scontinued from Page l.,

SContInued from Page Id
lively founded on falsehood. There
are people in Hammond who are circu-
lating the story that If amalgamation
becomes a fact Hammond will be re-
districted so as to reduce the number
of wards to two or three, and East
Chicago will then have the balance of
power.
This is preposterous. East Chica-
go would not take unfair advantage of
Hammond if it could but the law takes
care of that, and it would be totally
impossible for me or the city council
to deprive Hammond of its proper rep
resentation in the city council.
My idea is that Hammond should
retain the old ward boundary lines,
and that the city will certainly have
the same number of councilmen. In
my opinion, all of the members of the
old council should be re-appointed as a
matter of justice to the people who
had elected them to office"
Likes SmaIley's Work.
Regarding the other appointive Off
ces Mayor Schlieker refused to com
NIT himself. He. said, however, that
they would be evenly divided up be-
tween the cities of East Chicago, Ham
mond and Indiana Harbor. 1t has been
suggested to him that the board of
public works should include members
from Hammond, East Chicago and
Whiting.
A delegation of Hammond democrats
are said to have called upon Mayor
Schlieker and presented the proposition
that they would favor amalgamation
| providing John D. Smalley was made
| the comptroller of the new city. While
/. it is understood that the mayor thought
| it inadvisable to make any promises
| now, 1t is said that he regards Smalley
as one of the most capable comptrollers
in the state. and that his appointment
is assured In the event of amalgama-
ton.
In the police and fire departments
| there will have to be readjustment
later on. 1t is believed, however, that
the whole change in the city govern.
ment could take place with less
hullabaloo than the changes following
an ordinary election.
/ One Foolish Story.
Mayor Schlieker asked what TIKI
TIMES to correct a deliberate misrepre
sentation of fact which appeared il
the Hammond Daily News. the Becker
| organ. The News stated that Indiana
Harbor has only two aldermen. while
East Chicago has eight. 1t pointed t,
the injustice of this when Indiana Har
Dor is as large East Chicago Mayo
Sclieker states that East Chicago ha
only five aldermen and Indiana Harbo
has exactly the same number. This /
anindication of the tactics that are be
ing used by the opponents of annexa
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
IF CHRIST SHOULD LITERALLY
COME TO HAMMOND

What an excitement II would create,
How do you suppose the anarchist and
criminal would act? What do you
suppose the grafters and corrupt poll
ticians and lawbreakers would do? Do
fer would be willing to have their
innermost thoughts OF their hearts
known to the world2
Do you think the Master might have
occasion to use words similar to those
He used about 1900 years ago, when
he said: In vain do We worship me.
ments of men?"
ers of the people" in Hammond that
cause them to err? Or that speak false
~ in the name of the Lord?
Do you believe that, when Christ
shall come they will come from the
ends of the earth and say, surely our
Fathers have inherited vanities and
lies and things wherein there is no
proft?"
Do you wonder why scoffers some
times say, Where is the promise of
His coming? for since the fathers fell
asleep all things continue as from the
beginning"
Do you believe in the personal re-
turn of Christ? If So what is He
coming to do? Why should he come
again?
Come out Sunday evening. March 20,
1880 o'clock, and hear Mr.. Thomas
Williams lecture on The Signs of the
Speedy Return of Christ" Seats free
No collections.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
WRECK ON MONON TODAY

A new frog put In place only yes
terday caused a wreck in the Monon's
South Hammond yards this morning,
resulting in considerable damage to
rolling stock. No. 80. the north bound
indianapolis merchandise freight, ar
rived on time at o'clock in the yards
this morning and was going at a fair
rate of speed.
No Warning Had.
There was no warning of the i'm
pending wreck. The heavy engine was
off the track in less than no time and
tore up the track for a distance Of
nearly a hundred feet, and then keeled
over to one side.
The train was in charge Of Conductor
]. ]. O'Mara and Engineer w. J. Bel
LANCER was at the throttle. The crew
escaped without injury. although the
accident was close save for the men
in the engine. The wrecking crane was
put promptly to work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE EXPLAINED
IN A SPLENDID LECTURE

category of falsehoods from which the |
truth makes US free. In the group are |
sinful practices and thoughts, all kinds |
of physical sicknesses, the so-called |
chronic and incurable sicknesses in
cluded, all mental and bodily sufferings,
all vicious habits and practices. Ac-
curately speaking. all these are false
hoods, because inconsistent with the
divine nature and. impossible when we
affirm Gods allness.
Sin Is Not God.
How then did the Christian way of
healing the sick pass into practical dis
use for many centuries, If it was a
dependable way?
The page of history reveals album
dainty the reason. Large numbers of
Greek and Roman converts flocked to
Christianity, following the Roman en-
| Christian healing of the sick began its
decadence, These converts brought
with them many of their old notions,
and adulterated Christianity withthem;
just they brought with them many
| of their pagan ceremonials. This was
! but natural, and perhaps, even newt
| able. The mythologies of Greece and
| Rome had taught those converts that
| there are many gods, some of them evil
some of them good. They believed that
! to their evil deities were to be ascribed
| the ills of poor humanity, including our
| physical sicknesses. This means that
our physical sicknesses are of defic
| origin. When they became monotheists
| instead of polytheists they retained
! this notion of the divine origin of evil.
And until the advent of Christian Sci
ence this was not questioned either by
Catholics protestants How many
Of you have heard from Christian cler-
gymen especially on funeral occasions
when reference was made to sickness
and death, that they were mysterious
dispensations of divine provide +?
With this falsehood in ones conscience
the Christian healing is impossible. We
must understand that sickness is ne
more of God than is sin in order tt
D know the truth and for truth to make
: US free Jesus taught"
+ The lecture was well attended ant
n greatly appreciated by those who ar
!. already members of the Christian Sci
: ence body well by those VIII
: came to learn the true teachings of tn
t doctrines
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
REMAINS
BURIED IN
P0TTERS PLOT

The body of the unknown man, which
was found in the Calumet river last
Wednesday night by James Lowden and
Michael Young, was buried today in the
potters field in Thorton township, Cook
county. The body was found in West
Hammond territory and had ito be
tarned over to the supervisor of Thorn
ton township, who in this instance Is
Carl Neidow, father of Undertaken
Neidow
Attempts to gain any information
leading to the Identification of the man
were futile. The body was In such a
bad state of decomposition that 1t could
not be held any longer. The man. who
ever he Is, will go into a nameless
grave
From a fragment of a letter which
he had In his clothes 1t appears that he
had wife in the old country, presum-
ably in Lwawa, Austria, for the letter
slater that he should send money to
Tom and Marciniwe (two Christian
names) in order that a mortgage on q
certain piece of property would not be
forec1osed.
The man apparently Is OF POLISH or
Austrian birth and was about eS or 40
years old. The fact that rosary was
found in his clothes leads to the be-
lief that he was Catholic.
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barn containing live stock. The work
will probably pay the enumerators be-
tween $50 and $50.
THE FULL LIST.
The complete list as compiled UP to
the present is as follows.
Miss Pearl /. Jansen, w. H. Osterman,
Calumet township; Elnathan Braddock
Gary city ward /; Walter p Sullivan.
Gary city ward 2; Chester l. Eckert
Gary city ward 8: George Ramuscak.
Gary city ward 4; James c. Antrim,
Gary city ward 5; Leslie G. Cutler
Cedar Creek township; Leonard w.
Ragon. Lowell town; Frank B. Krimbill
Center township; Fred Y. Wheeler, Ed
win F. Knight, Crown Point; Jay C.
Brownell, Eagle Grove township, Hdr-
man Piepho, Hanover township; Charles
A. Blank. Hobart township; Walfred
Strom, Hobart town; Peter j. Kooy.
John c. Kooy, North township; Dell J.
Funkhouser. Robert II. Murton, East
Chicago city; James G. Nellis, Henry
Scharaga, Indiana Harbor; Mayer
, Rubin Frank Grove. Arthur B. Hunt.