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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

Sm einem fleinen See, 1000 SUB
lang uno $50 SUP brett, bon rnbe=
itimmter Giefe, nobe bei Sropi1e in
Ofanogan County, @aib., mur0en
pormebreren Sabren bon SSagern gro
BE 5al5lager entoedt. 81. IS. 0elano,
Yraii6ent elmer Droguengeieql6aft,
bat nun mebrere l1nteriudJu11gen ar1=
geitellt un0 gefunoen, 0ob es Sitter
iol5 lit, une 5par int @ertbe Sem
oeuti6en, 0eilen @ngrospreis IS @ts.
oas Hfuno betrdgt, p0aig glei6. 0ie
liter oes Sees iin0 NIT oiden S6id=
ten oes Minerals beoedt, sic Tal1len=
Sc BON Sonnen fir geiddftlide 3me=
de liefern meroen. Die gigentbiimer
oes Sees laiien iebt BEN See troden
ltegen, I'M sic 5al3lager, oeren Tint
fang Elm gang e11ormer iein ion, bei=
fer ausbe1ten gu fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

3eninsbireftor Duran0 beitdtigte
6ieier Gage Sic &idtigfeit ser BON
3eniusbureau per0ffentli6ten 5terb-
lidfeitsrate in Sal &iper, Maiia6u=
ietts> sic ouf 1910 unter ie 100 8e-
mobner a@ngegeben moroen lit. gs i'll
oies oie bohite Sterblidfeitsrate bon
auen amerifonii@en StG0ten. SEER
Durar0 fiibrt 0ies auf Sic ungemobn=
li6 bobe 3abl ser So0esfale bon &in=
6ern in Sail &iper 5uriid. Die &in=
oeriterblt6feit sort par groBer, als
in irgen0 elmer m10eren groBen Sta0t
0es 2on0es. SoQte 6as nidt ouf Sic
Sbatiade 5uriid5ufiibren iein, oaB
SAT- &iber in Encouragement Mabe
S10l1ltrieitaot lift, in Ser 6ralert= Unto
&in0erarbeit bliiben, 0eren 5olgen
Iib nun in Ser boben &in0eriterbli6=
felt bemerfbar MAIDEN?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

Ms &eiultot ser Mrbeiten 6es &e=
flamierungs= Dienites 0es Mderbau=
requirements iin0 jebt etma 500 irri=
gierte 6armen in Montana, Sregon,
5outb 3afotn un0 @Doming fir Nn=
lieolung perfiigbar. IS berribt leb=
bafte Ma6frage nod iolden 6armen
un0 Sic belten 0erielben lin0 bereits
pergeben. SIM gan5en baben it9 etma
cine @iertel Miuion Samilien auf
lolben BON ser &egierung irrigiertel1
6armen ongelieoelt uno ebenio biele
in SEN olS &eiultat iolder Mnlteoelun=
gen entltan0enen Srti6aften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17


SIM 5taate Seem Serlep iiberltei=
gen sic gil1nabmen Sic Musgaben.9 Ser
5taat fat feline S6ul0en, feline
Staotslterern be5oblt nod 3ulbiilie
fir S6ulen, StraBenbauten un0 an
oere gemeinniibige 3mede un0 fat
nod 5mei Miaionen Collars in Ser
Staatsfa1ie. l1no mober fommt 0as
@elo fir ale Musgaben 6eS StaateS
Seem Seriep? Seem Seriep lit ser
Staat, in oem cine Wenge &ruitS nno
&orporationen inforporiert moroen
lin6. Die 8eiteuerung berielben er=
ipart Sen Seem Serlepern 6as 5teuer=
5ablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
SntereNamteS Muerlei

Sm 9u5erne County, Ea., bober
IL 2ebrer un0 2ebrerinnen cine lin:
ion" gegrun0et. Sic wouen iid Sci
Mmerican federation Of 2abor an:
iblieBen, I'M nit 0eren l1nterltiibune
@elebe our 8erbeHerung ibrer mate:
rieuen Gage ST er5ielen, mie Mnitel
lung auf 2ebens5eit, b0bere 5alare
Yenl ionierurg un0 MuSmer5ung po:
litiiben Ginfluiies BET Mnitelung uni
9e forberung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

megen gum @errn @rufen gebolt NOR
Sen l1o tritt eben ein.
Sra /: vMebmen Sic Ylab, meill
lieber &err @el0borger -
@oloberger: u@ie beiBt @el0bor-
ger, Serr @raf?.... &aben Sic
nidts mebr 51 %perleben, alS meme
5pei 8l1ddtnben?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Sd ttarterte itlttt net:
mett 8rumi6aoett.
Sd toeroe Sbren 3ei8en tuie Sic bel, Sbrtgen
furteren f01nelk. unh alpQr fQffettf tet.

Geit Sabrer pnr i'd btlflos unb ntlbte bag
Bett bitten negen zines boppelten 9ru6f3aoens.
bdnberr. Giniae peintote1 mid, anbere naren
geraoe5u aefdbrli6, uno feins fonrte ben Brl9
5nriidbalten. Sic gler5te .faeten, bob ib iterben
tie aber ollie n1o ~tllrierte mid felbit. bermittel1t
elmer einfa6en Wsetbooe, tpelte i'd entbedte.
Sebermann fam oieielbe eebran9en uuo Id
bespeaen fbreibt. Sillen sic folgenoes Goupon
aus uno fbiden sic eS mir beute:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Sterni1muppem.


Gem Afem Dorfer 3ollerbeber 2oeb
m0gen ieilre 5einoe nadiogen, mas
Tie moqen, lie meroen i'm nber nidt
Be 1uloigen fonnen, oem Sdnnnggel
@orlbub geleiltet 81 baben.
g
Irau @iaiam q. Glurf in Glepe=
lono lit sic gliiflide Nfutter bon bier
3miQingspaaren. &ein Wnnoer, 0aB
Glepelanos 8ep0lferung tn BEN LETT
ten Sabren 10 iebr 5l1genommen fat.
e.
Die 2iloboner Yoitbeb0r0e fiigte
sum S9o0en sen Spott, ais tie Sic
3eitungen oes ol1sgeriIienen &0nigs
Monue( nit SEM @ermerf 5uriid=
lanote: u9lbgereilt, obne Sic Morelie
ST. binterlalien."
g.
1%eutid)la,1o oarf lt6 riibmett, CUR
3eit Sen ifneaiten &rell5er 5t baben.
Stir Sic englii6en Steuer5abler be-
Oelltet 0as neue &reu3e, unO oarall
baben lie iebt l6on ldnper genng gu
trugen:
g.
Sin Me0iqlm in &an]a 5 Gitp bat
Elm @e0idt per0ffentlidt, mel6es al1=
geblib bon Iennpion berriibren ioa.
2eute, melde oos @e0ibt lolen, lino
ser Mniibt, 0aB SennpionS Mule ibn
nud ieinem M6i6eioen poqitanoig I'M
Std gelalien fat.
g.
81. 9lnno Sbop bebauptet, BOB in
england cine &epolution 5um NuS=
brl16 fommen miro, menlt ma 0as
6rouen1timmrebt nidt einfiibrt. Mls
ob Sic G%infiibrung oes 5ra1enitimm=
rebts nidt audi cine &epolutioll
mdre!
g.
Ser Yrpfellor Sor0m idiebt Sic
Gerantmortlihfeit fir Sic boben Frei=
lie SEM ruliiid=ioponii6en &riege in
Sic 5du1be. Sic Musreoe lit 5mar BON
lebr melt fer an Sen &aaren berbei=
ge5ogen, Sic Observation-Disclosures
mer0en Sem @errn Erofeiior aber ood)
Ianf 0afur miiien
81
Sci ser Stoatsmabl in Maine ba=
ben sic Yrobibitionilten nt6t genug
Stimmen nufbringen f0nnen, tint BEL
Ser n4biten @abl ais ielbititanoige
Eortei ei1en Hlab auf 0em Stinm=
5ettel GIT beonipruhen. Tins Sic Ear=
tel fat itd angen1aBt, oem Stoate
Maine ieit einem Meni6enalter un0
l0nger Moralgelebe 81 geben!
g
Ser Yoli5eidef 5temor0 fat err
fl6rt, 0aB Sic pornebmen 1amen,
melfe bei sem Streif in Chicago als
Spider 0ienen, feline Before 8ebano=
lung 5u ermarten batten, als Sic Mr=
betterinnen. @ar 0ieie grflarung
iiberboupt notbmen0ig? SSn einem
2an0e, no angeblih Dor Sem @elebe
aue gleidmaBig bebanoelt peroen?
49,
Ser Senator Stepbenl jon bon @ts=
conlin fat befannt gegeben, oaB ~Ban=
lime @apne," Sic Breisfub BON ISIS
conii11, nunmebr sic &eiie no6 @aib=
ington a11getreten fat, no ite Sen Sil6
6es Hraitoenten Saft nit Mil6 per=
lorgen iou. @lidlide &eiie uno gu=
tie Gerridtung Hauline!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
@mmorinti1eS.


Mbgefiibrt. = @alt: u8orige
@pbe baben mir bier .por5ugliden
&albsbraten %gegellen beute mar ct
umgeniebbor."
&eaner: v5ebeu Sic, mein &err,
mie mon iid Saben einreoen fann!
Sb bab' Sbnen bellte bonn lelben Bra-
ten Elm 5tiid abldnei0en lallen!"
@oIgenbnmo I. Cine 9a-
me min cine 8llrle fal,fen. Nad)oem
lie 5lpei Stunoen ~m1sgelubt" fat,
obne 5u einem gntldlub gefommen
5u iein, frogte lie Sen Gbef, Ser lie
ielbit beoient: SD balte Sic 0od
nidt ouf?"
49, olrd)alls nibt," antlportete Sic
ler, uib lpoute 5lpor nrorgen perrei=
len, ober bas f0nnte ib eper,tuell al1f
iibermorgen peridieben."
@abres @eibibtden. =
SSn elmer gan5 min5igen @arnilon
> ltelbiens belnerfte zines Cages Elm
2eutnont bon leil1er @obnlng aus
einen Muflauf auf SEM Mnrft. Setn
@uribe, Sen er binuntergel6idt bot=
te, Inn Sic @eronlaliung felt5uitellen,
brudte inn folgen0e Ml1sflnft:
vSerr 2el1tnunt, oa is eener, Sen
fernt feener!"
@emiitbIi9. = Holi5iit: so
cine Iredbeit lit mir aber nod nidt
porgcfommen! @aben Sic beioen&erls,
sic Du inn 5pribenbaui lie iiter1, einen
3ettel ans 6enlter gcflebt: ~9ritter
Monn" gum Sfat gell16t!
s M / II e MuSga a.
ben. - uMber, liebe 6ro1, uni er
&leioungs=Gonto lit in ser lebten 3eit
ldon nit 5meiunopier5ig Morf bela-
ltet."
uMber, lieber Mann, es lino 0o6
CEMENT ame Musgaben.
$50, m%abrboftig! Sir midi lit cine
Gromatte fir adt5ig @fennig Babel"
&iidfall. - Silent (Der Dor Ell
nigen Sogen freigeiproden murOe> gu
leinem @ertbeioiger): uSh bin gefom=
men, Sbnen nob einmal meinen Der<-
binolidlten Can't 0ofiir aus5ulpre=
den, ooB Sic MIDI meiner 6omilie
5l1riidgegeber, meme gbre gerettet
6aben!.. l1no Damn bdtt' i6 au6
mieoer cine neue 5a6e."
Il nuberlegt. - Ser @orftb=
en0e elmer politii6en Ser iammlung
logte int 9auf e Ser &eoe zines @abl=
fampfes: ul1nler @egner lit elmer Ser
peribmibtelten un6 qemiiienloieiten
Holttifer 6es ga15en 2anOes; aber
Wott lei 9onf, I'M ler Gon0ioat lit ibn1
in jeoer 8%e5iebung iiberlegen."
0rud blert e l.-(MuS
einem @eri6tsia 8ra1er
Ser tie 1pl1r0e megen &ierqltalerei 81
100 Marf Gelojtrufe perurtbeilt.
sdarf. gbef: Sic fins eir'
9ibinoceros, MiiQer!"
&ausfnedt:: rGas lit nibt iebr
idmeidelbaft fir MIDI"
Gbef: sir 0as &binoceros audi
nidt!"
8oSboft. = 8raut CUR 6reun=
Sin: vM!ein 8rdutigam fat gu met
nem Safer geiagt, er gabe meniger auf
MeuBerli6feiten als auf innere 8or=
5iige."
6reun0in: uGamtt bat er mabr=
ibeinli@ Sen @el0idtrant gemeint."
Cf1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

Ml1genblidlib miro bon einem
8iinonib 5luiiden Mmerifa un0 Git
cago geiproden. @ir ieben i6on sic
3eit, oa sic porneDmen 0an1en, mel
de iid gegenmartig Ser Sad)e Ser
N%a5ma0den mi0men, sic @aldonfel
gum uIipe o'clod tea" einlo0en, lm1
lid nit ibnen iiGer bie Sebnng oes
meibliden @eldledtS in Gbina 81
beratDen.
g
Sobn 3. &odefeller fat feline alte
t@eimitatte in Glepelano, g., an cine
Mnl talt sur Sur bon 5runfenbol0en
permietbet. Merfmiiroig, mie iebr ct
o1f Sic 8ellerung ieiner Mitmeniden
beoadt lit. gr lelblt bleibt INNER
ser alte.
g
Sic fran50iiibel1 8ldtter miitben
0ariiber> 0oB ser &aiier 8ilbelm iein
9DG III Sru1el III Dentld)ef Sprau]e
ausbrabte. @esbal6 ipate ser De1t=
lbe &ailer an ser Tafel zines 5prol=
ien oes &altles Sahlen=&oburg un0
ser Sodter oes @er5ogs Sbeo0or in
8apern nid]t Ieutl6 ipreben?
g.
Ser Mderbol1minilter 8ilion gt1g
in Soma ultf Sen 5tu1np nno leine
Iodter ut1terltiibte SEN altenSerrn So
ol1rd, 0oB Tie Dor un0 nad ie0er Sc
Sc Sic 3ub0rer aniang. 9ieie Ser
quidung Ser Mule 0es @eianges NIT
ser Earteipolitif 1T cine rein ameri=
fanilde grfinoung a1n0 infolge ibrer
@eidpnadloiigfeit gegen N%adabmu11g
I'M MuslanDe ge1hiibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

Ser Senator Stepbenion BON 8is.
coniin fat befannt gegeben, oaB ~Bau:
line Mopne," Sic Yreisfub bon @iS-
conltr1, nrnmebr sic &eiie no6 Wai6:
ington argetreten fat, mo Tie Sen Slid
oes Hraiioenten Saft nit Mil6 Der
iorgen ioa. @liidli6e &eiie un0 gu
tie 8erri6tung Eauline!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

1eutid)laao oarf it6 riibmen, gu:
3eit Sen ifnellten &rel13er 81 babel1
Stir sic englilGen Steuer5abler be
Oelttet 0as neue &reu5e> un0 0aral
boben lie iebt l9on idlper genug 81
tragel1:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

Gent 9fep Dorfer 3ollerbeber 2oef
m0gen ieirre 6ei,poe nabiagen, 1pas
lie moQen, Tie mer0en i'm aber MIDI!
belhuloigen f0nnen, oem 56mllgge|
@orlbub geleiltet 81 baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

iSral1 @iQiom s.. Glarf in Glepe
lono lit sic gliicflibe Ml1tter bon piel
;3piQingspaoren. &ein @unoer, oal
Glcpelanos 8epolferung IN Sen leb:
ten Sabren 10 iebr 5ugenommen fat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

Sein 5tun6punft. = 2eb=
rer:: Ser Sinn 0es 9i6termortes lit:
Ser Monn lou nidt piele @orte nra=
Gen, lonbern ban0eln!"
Ser fleine Sbigiobn: u@ie iou mer
f0nnen bon0eln, @err 2ebrer, menn
ner nidt odrf piele @orte NADINE"
Mnipruhlos. -germietber:
so, bite, bier lit Sic 5tube, melde
ib gu pern1ietben bate; ite lit fem
m0blirt, MIR feblt 6as 8ett - tb
lolle es Sbnen aber nod beute bin=
einltel1en!"
stuoioius: u8ett = bral1d)en fid
gar ni6t gu ben1iiben = gang nnro=
tbig! = @ritens fomm' id ielten nad
Souie = nno 5meitens, menn t6
mirflih Ma6ts nod &auie fomm'
fin0e i9 0ns 8ett obnebin nidt mebr!
&inansgegeben n. @ol6-
berger lit in elmer @eloamgelegenbeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

0ie 9%iliaboner Yoltbebor0e fiigt'
gum S6aoen Sen Spott, ais lie 81
3eitl1ngen oes m1sgeriiienen &0nigs
Monuel nit oem 8ermerf 5uriid
ionote: vglbgereiit, obne Sic MorellI
ST binterlalien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

@emiitbIid. = Noli5iit: 80
cine Tred]beit lit mir aber nod nidt
porgcfommen! @aben Sic bei0en&erls,
Sic ou inn 5pribenbauie liben, einen
3ettel ans SEM tier gcflebt: ~0ritter
Monn" gum 5fat gelu6t!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

Mo6erneM oraIpaufe. =
Sunge gbefrau (5um @atten): uMr=
tbur, 3ed' oo6 nidt 10 piel! @iait 0u
oenn oeine Nahfommen NIT @emalt
erblib belalten?"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
ANNEXATION CASES COME Up
ONLY IN A FORMAL WAY

The Tolleston and Miller annexation
cases came up for pleadings in the Lake
superior court this morning. This Is
only legal formality and the actual
trial of the cases will not take place
until some time next term.
In the Tolleston annexation case At
torneys Bomberger. Sawyer and Cur
tiss and Attorneys Hodges and Ridgley
appear for the city of Gary. Judge
John Fl. Gillett and H. M. Stanton.
town attorney of ToI1eston, appear for
the town of Tolleston.
In the Miller proceedings Bomberger,
Sawyer and Curtiss appear for the city
of Gary, and the firm of Crumpacker &
Crumpacker together with Ora Wild
ermuth appear for the town of Miller.
The Miller case is of great interest
to the people of Gary, for the reason
that the city has been permanently en-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28

ton was made of 1t. Mr.. Cline, in fact,
was joking Mr.. COPYRIGHT continu-
ously on Crown Point losing" -
Mr.. Meade explained the three points
alleged to have been enormously cred
tied to Lester Ottennermer e''It was
agreed between the Judges declared
Mr.. Meade. that only TWO East Chi
cago boys should be heard in rebuttal
Johns and Clark. However. the third
Ottenheimer, was to be given credit IN
the ratio to which his previous talk en-
tilted him, to make up Tor Crown
Points advantage in having three
speakers in rebuttal. This explains the
three points allowed young Ottenheim.
er. and which Superintendent CARTS,
as l understand, claims were erron-
eously bestowed"
Rev. DIR. ]. H. Palmer in speaking re-
garding the reversal of decision said
that IL he had been acting as Judge
and made the mistake Mr. Cline is al
legged to have made, that he would
have kept quiet about it, not only be-
causeeof the fact that the decision once
made should in all fairness be allowed
to stand, but because he would be
ashamed to admit to such an apparent
1y foolish blunder.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
COUNCIL
WILL HEAR
OBJECTIONS
Remonstrances Against the
Opening of Certain Streets
Will Be Brought Before
the Gary City Fathers
Tonight.

This evening the remonstrance
against the opening of Adams. jefferson
and Washington streets through the
Michigan Central, Wabash and Gary. &
Western tracks wifi be heard BY the
Gary city council and the big petitions
against this action, which have been
circulated, will again be presented to
them
AT the previous cate at which these
circumstances were to be presented
they were referred to a committee ap-
pointed for the purpose of negotiating
with the railroads and other remon-
stratorS to secure a compromise, if pos
sible, on the opening of the streets, but
as far as can be learned, the committee
has been unable to accomplish any
thing which vii lead to a solution of
this question.
1t was thought possible that 1t might
be arranged to open one or two of the
streets. and that the demonstrators
would agree to this If the petitioners
would agree to have only one or two
Of the streets opened instead of three
of them. From the present outlook,
however the matter viii have to go to
the courts for decision.
1t is possible for the council to ac-
cept the remonstrances and decide not
to open up these streets or to lay them
on the table, in which case the court
will have to pass on the question OF
the Improvement. 1t is believed, how
ever, that the councilmen representing
the south end will still insist on the
opening of the streets while those from
North of the Wabash will be as deter
mined not to involve the property
owners in such heavy expense.
The franchise matter will probably
be discussed this evening, although II
is not expected that there viii be any
definite action in the matter this even
ing. The franchise committee has beer
going over the three propositions that
have been made to the city, but have
not yet determined in their own mind:
which is the best.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
FOUND DEAD
IN HIS BED
At WHITING
Especial to TIE T1MEsl

Whiting, Ind. Feb. 2s.-Stanislaus
Bolak. aged IS years, was found dead
in bed at his boarding house in Schrage
avenue on Saturday morning.
Bolak was an employee at the Stand
ard Oil company, and when retiring left
word for his boarding mistress to be
sure to call him he intended to go
to work. When she knocked on his
door several times she received no re-
sponse and becoming alarmed she sent
her husband into the room to arouse
him. when he was surprised to find the
man dead. the indications being that he
had been dead for several hours.
The coroner was summoned in the
case, who gave the cause of Bolak' s
death as heart disease.
Bolak has a wife and two children
in Europe. whom he intended to send
for in the near future.
His funeral was held this morning
from st. Adalbert's church. interment
was at Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
{. CHICAGO
INDIGNANT
OVER ERROR
East Chicago Educators and
Students Alike Declare
That the Decision Should
Stand and Will Not Per
nit 1t.
Especial to THE TIMES. }

East Chicago, Ind. reb. 2S-East
Chicago educators and students. as well
as the public generally, greatly resent
the change in decision regarding the
East Chicago victory in the debate
which took place last Friday night at
Crown Point. as reported from Crown
Point Saturday. The report was to the
effect that East Chicago had won the
debate by an error on the part of Mr..
Cline of Streator, Ilk, one of the judges.
who credited Lester Ottenheimer with
three points in rebutta1, when as a
matter of factyyoung Ottenheimer was
not heard in the rebuttaL
i Principal H H. Clark of the local
high school expressed himself freely
rega riding the alleged error, and de-
clared that East Chicago would not
submit to any one-man decision, and
that the only way East Chicago would
recognize a reversal of the decision
would be for the judges to all meet
, once more and consent to the change.
This, it appears, would be impos-
| sible. at least one of the Judges At
| torney Joseph Meade OF East Chicago.
destroyed his notes the morning fo,-
lowing the debate, before any error
was discovered and Mr.. Meade declares
that he does not believe mat Mr..
| COPYRIGHT made any extensive notes
on the debate. If hes did, he failed to
| see them.
Mr.. Meade in an interview this morn
ing expressed regret THAI anything OF
the kind should have occurred. Il am
sorry on account of the impression OF
fraud that it leaves in the minds OF
the students 1t is too bad that ar
event of this kind cannot be won fair
~ and sauarely and allowed to stand
so without the breath OF scandal az
taching 10 the decision. What must
the students feel when q thing like
this comes up?' questioned Mr.. Meade
They are bound to feel that some ons
has been cheated That the decision
is unfair, that the judges have beer
influenced in their opinion, and the,
cannot be blamed for so thinking, ever
were 1t not the case.
"A decision should stand once it i
, made. An error alleged to have beer
discovered twelve hours or twenty ou
hours later by one of the judges shoul,
never come to light. Better a doze
er4ors than that the minds of younl
boys and girls should be poisoned b.
the suspicion of fraud. ! understan
that superintendent Curtis has sal
that Mr.. Cline discovered his mistak
1.-The same night 1t was made l wa
with a group o. men. OF which NJ
Cline was one. up to l O'Clock in til
morning, and If Mr.. Cline had discos
cred his error up to that time. no men
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
GARY MAN
ESCAPES FROM
A HOSPITAL

Discarding their shoes so as not to
make any noise, Fred Mitchell. 4SS
State street. Chicago, and Fred Earne,
of Gary, forced open an iron grating
that guarded a window in the dining
room of the Dentention Hospital for the
Insane at West Polk and Wood streets
in Chicago last night and escaped.
The men were being treated for a
mild form of insanity brought on by al
coholism. physicians at the hospital
said, and hatless and shoeless fed in
the darkness while attendants and
nurses were putting other inmates OF
the institution to bed.
Their escape was not discovered un-
til the attendants found the window
open. Both men probably would have
been take n to court in a few days
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28

Joined from condemning certain prop
erty for park purposes, and the only
way the city of Gary can get this props
erty Is by annexing Miller
1t Is believed. by those who have
looked into the matter. that the an
nexation of Miller is likely to be so
strongly opposed that the city of Gary
may be unable to accomplish Its pur-
pose.
In the case Of Tolleston, however.
It is said that the opposition TO an
nexation is futile dwindling and many
of those who demonstrated against an
nexation have already asked to have
their names taken from the petition.
w. s. Gallagher, the leading oppo-
nent to annexation in Tolleston. is con-
f1dent that the citizens of that town
will be able to curb the ambitions OF
the neighboring city and that annexa-
ton will be prevented
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28

The clause in the Gary & Interurban
franchise reads:
"And shall run over said track
through cars which run to some other
city and shall carry passengers upon
its through cars from said town OF
Gary to said other city only"
The Gavit franchise prohibits any
other line entering Gary from pickins
up passengers between Gary and any
other city from which the line is built
This would be a great detriment to all
surrounding cities as we;i as farmers
along the route, who could not get on
cars along route" says Seaman.
Gavit insists on the Interpretation
of his franchise literally.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
AOJUS1ERS
MAKE AN
INSPECTION

The adjusters for the insurance COM
panies which held insurance on the
Ohio building made an inspection of
the ruins Saturday afternoon and they
are prepared to make settlement at
once, 1t would have been possible for
a settlement to have been made Satur-
day If the owners of the building had
their policies with them at the time.
When they were notified of the fire,
however, they were in Virginia, and it
was necessary for them to come d.
rect to this city and send for the poll
cies later.
Just as soon as the money is re-
ceived plans will be prepared to erect
another building on this site, similar to
the one that was destroyed, except that
it will probably be two stories in
building.
Interesting relics have been found in
the ruins of the building by searchers
this morning, among which is the re-
mains of the beautiful greyhound
whose barking awakened Frank Ford,
the porter of the Umpleby billiard hall,
and probably saved his life. Ford has
stated that he intends to take charge
of the remains himself and see that
the dead animal has decent burial in
memory of what the greyhound did for
him
The safe has been uncovered and
manv valuable documents have been
found to be practically unframed.
There have also been several chairs
and other small pieces of furniture
taken from the ruins as salvage. s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
Not to
Jury Before Night.
Position in Gary.

A. B. Teale has accepted position
in a large hardware store in Gary and
will enter upon his duties Monday.
Mr.. Teale will not move his family to
the steel town, at least, not at the
present Abe is an experienced hard
ware man and will provo a valuable
employee to the Gary frm.-Michigan
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