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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07

tirte, burh ipelhe In ben ainbern Der
religi0ie 5anatismus entfaht purb..
Die 9erren BON Srheiter tpurben
EelbItrstsnb ben an fie geftellten Gnz
forberunssn in jeber 5infidt gersdt
unD brdhien bic bebren mufitoIiIhsn
Sh0nbeitsn Der aompoiition gan3
portrefffih 3u 8ebor. 8olIe qnertsns
nung g.biihrt oudl Dem Srgdniitsn
6errn Sion:n 0urif.
Der Gbeno brdhte iinniss, ipoblz
rerbicnte Ghrungen fir ben 5eitbiris
aenten Germ fsrant ban Der 5tud:n
ioirie fir bic bsibsn 6srren, bic iih IN
erFter 2inie nm Die GinItubirung b.s
atncer6prs, nm bic Qorarbeitsn, duf
ipefhen bann 6err iSrant ban b.r
Studsn ipeitsr oufgs5aut 1atte, psrs
oient qemaht batten, Die 6srren Wdt>
ter 8. often, Der Snperirtenbent pes
Ueuiitunterrihts an Ten 0ffentlitheu
S6ultn, fopie 5err Ilfreo 6drbef,
elmer Der Wuiitle1rer an ben 0ffent.
liden S6ulsn. Sn Der pauie tpurb.n
ben brsi Sfrren bon bret tleinen Wdoe
den i'm Rdmen bes ainoerhors pr1h=
tiae Bouquets iiberreift unp 6err ban
Der Studen puroe fsrner nod BON
3eittor burh bic liebersidung zines
2orbesrtrdnaes uno zines mGhtisen
Straubes american Beauties" iibsrz
raTht. Ter Wortfiibrer fir ben gbor
mar Carr 2llb:t Rsrbs, osr in tiirssn,
BON soer3sn fommsroen uno al 5ersen
gsbenben Wortsn oem 5sitbirigenten
ben 9dnt beg gbors ausIpruh uno
unter enoloIam gsifaQ benz 1stitbiri'
genten ben aorbeertranS auf Die
aoden briidte. sSermr iprah aud cine
fleins 9srtreterin oes ainnsr6ors
Dem syeitoirisenten 5errn 5. ban Der
Studsn iotpis ben 6erren Qiten uno
6argsl bic IHtrtennung uno pe:l
9ant peg ainoerhors aug.
Der beutige 9 dIuBtag. 9.
2(m beutigsn 3ags sslangt oos 10.
WdimuiitFeit, uuitrei.is nit has er.
folgreihite Oieier 5eite, gu ieinsm Ib'
i1luB unb Der lsBts Gag brinst 5lpel
gon3erte, am Rahmittas pts am
Qbenb, nit duberoroentlih intereRans
ten prosrummen. am Rahmittal
nirtt bic beriibmte Sopraniitin Grl.
1efiinn als Solif.in NIT unb ferH.r
miro bic bon Serrn Jrebsrid u. Stod
tomponirts Gpmpbonie untsr Der prs
i0nlit.n Q.itung bes ShDpfers ihrs
biefiss GritauFfiibrung srIsben. am
Qbenb tpiro als ipiiroiger Nbfhlrb
bes sanssn igeitss untsr Der 2.itunq
bon Serrn 5rdnt ban Der Stu6sn boa
gerlio3'i6s Gbortpert Die 3roidnsr
in Cartilage" sur auffiihrung gslans
gen. Das polIItdnbise grogramm Der
beioen aon5srts 1T tpte folgt:
ga h mitta 9s aonsert.
Oupertur. su ,glnaerson", gberubin
aris .abiteuIi6er" aus slioeIio"
| .... CstIgDptl
5rl. gmmp Ss'tinn.
Iufforoerung gum 3dn5 ..........
............ ms6ersWeingartnel
4rie ,9aubenlieb" aus .9ohseit osi
Jiedro ............ Uio5dri
sSrl. emma Geitinn.
9ilI Gulsnipiegsls luiiise Strei6e
..H. Strdut
| Symphonic in GsmoQ ...... Stoo
4benb aon5ert.
Di. Troiuner in Cartilage >. 9erlio;
s5rau Gouiis Sontr, syrau Rio.r
aelisp, Jrau Warisfu 4lbri6, BIZ
Serren Daniel gebboe, 81. 5ou
saaro giislisu. 5erbert Witber,
ipoou. CLAUDE Cunningham UNI
gpan DiGiams; Rbapiobe 5errSo,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
(ginseIanot.)
EOrihldge bstrsHs nnierer Yaris.

Die unterseidn.ten, cine Srsoniiaz
ttpn BON 5ausfrauen uno Wlustern,
ridtstsn on pi. part aomniHion.
iptpie an ben Steuer5a5ler 0erein
uub ben 2ubor Council folgsnoes gra
iufen beSiisli9 unlsrsr borbunoensu
uno nod gu i6affsnoen Darts:
Qler i'm CONNER, Defenders on
Sonns uno Gsisrta9en unIsre l.iosr
uiat isbr aablrei6sn parts elmer Be-
oba9tung untersisbt, lpirb Iia ii6sr>
3eugsn. psI9 regen 3uipruhs iid bic
ieIben 5u erIreuen babeu, belpnoers
bon ienem 5beil Der gspolterung, be-
rem Utittel uuf cine Sommsrfriihe
obsr ben geIu4 zines &on3ertsartens
ni6t stnssridtet iino. 8a nah benz
Grm.iisn ieoes siniiatsOolen gurgsrs
m6gli9It pisle parts unisrer ginipoh.
nerl6aft 10 notblpenbis limb, tpis eutz
ipreneuoe Wobnungen, 10 ioIte Der
3ribut, ben uniere heutige Generation
in Jorm BON oirettsn unb inoiretten
Sisusrn bafiir au leiitsn bat, ni9t su
pisI sri9eiuen. 8abei iit aber ems ins
ause gu faFsn, bab Der lanoItaftlide
Gbaratter unieres Stuates Shio 10
biel herrlide natiirli9e ShOn6eit uuf>
suipeiIen bat, oab nit oerbdltniBmGs
Big iparIamsn Wlittsln 9iel gu Wes.
sebra6t neroen tam, tpenn ods 9elo
niti psrsettelt mir nit allsrlei gsplanz
ten betoratipeu Spislereien uno Iosez
nannten Yauorama glenoereien, ipie
!. y. tiiitlidsr Wahsrfaa, gosen.
bride iiber imaginGre 4bsriinoe uItp.
Statt befen beiIer elm babies OuBeno
parts msbr in sinfater S9Gubeit nit
srasbebedtsn 5oben uuo 5iefsn. nit
9dumeu uno bliibenoem Strauhipert.
Gin Mebr laNsn mir fir bic nd6lie
Gkneration.
Tim aber ben Ginbrud zines nit &C.
fhmad uno Srbnunssfiun seidaffe>
nen Staotbiloes gu g.tpiuneu, iollten
ale unbebauien VldBe minbeItens nit
elmer RuienfIGhe beoedt ooer bod me-
nigItens bonn lnratb seIdubert, nit
Sano bsfd6ren uno unieren aleinen,
Die bur9 ben StraBenDertsbr in taus
Isnbfd6er Gfabr ihpeben, als Spiels
plat iiberIaiIen perosn. Wan ionnts
GrunbbeTsern, bic auT Iolde Weile
Der Stabt sinen iebr ihdbensnertben
Dienft .ripeii.n. cine grmdbisuns ober
gGn5liden grlaB Der 9runoitsusr als
GeeenIsiituns s.ipdbren.
geseniiber benz it.uerfreien 9runb.
eigentbum Der airden tpGre bieieJor.
beruns gar ni6t 10 unbillig.
slod cine 4nfroge: Man III NIT
G.lbpsrpenbuns fit parianIaasn. bic
| Iit in unmittelbarer Wobnunssnabe
beporsuster Burser befinben, burhs
aus niht fpariam, ipGbrenb 9efette
beifpieIspeii. unieres ihOnen gbens
Darts nur iebr idlepp<no perbeFsrt
iperben. 9offentlih pirb man bos
gben porf Sdusbaus. iene iIeine
Sbplls, bag nod auf Sabre binous
Ieinem 3fpe6e seniigt, niht sdnalih
nerfallen laffen. um einen probenbau
ouf3ufiihren nit 5olIen fir Mutomos
Bile uip. Yeionbers olIe Grouen uns
Miitser ioIlteu fia fiir biefe Sade in@
terehirsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
Clifton Seiqhts 8eianaperein.

Rod sinmul srgebt Der Ruf an Die
Witglisosr, Grsunoe uro 9onrsr 0es
Clifton 5eig4ts aefangpsrsins. iit
beute Ibeno in Der 9ereinshdqs
gu elmer bumoriftif6sn SiBuUg
sinsufinben, I'm bic Gaiion gu etnem
pIrbiasn 4bihluB gu brtugen. Ghcrs
pis gin3el Rummern limb Der Sc
lesenbeit angspaBt; audi Der Sumor
pirb pon CUR G.Ituns tommeu. Gin
flotter 5ans biloet ben S6lub. Sol
senbss programm s.langt unter 2e:s
tung oes 0irigensen WtaT Wets 3lr
9urdfiihruns:
Gbor.
goupIst. ,2eutndnts gmil
3. Suu96as6ns!
R. Rupp!e
gouplet Baron D. Ulunhhdu1:n"
6. SimoH
=. 9edsr.
Golo nit gbor Die s0ttlide Gaas"
W. Wsis
Grsisr, Serr ). Bad; aaas, ATr.
Bad.
WuiitaIiIde Stnurrpfeif.reisn
.W. psuihsl
G6or.
gouplst Der .rite Shnse :. S.Rsutsr
Geo. Gberbdrbt.
aomiI6e Ssens r9aterfreuoen"
5erren 5. Qsiiinser. ). Bad. r.
Rupple, u. 2oreI5.
Shneioerlieo VI. Srs9er'
E hnr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
SpaiTOn.

Der 10 Sabre ulte Robert 9iIbcp,
bon go. 651 Riau,ono Str, toIlia
birte seitern 4beno nit feinem 3pei<
rab beim ginbiegsn BON Der Gin IN
bic 9. Strabe nit einem Don 5. %,
grotbers, npn Der Wbite Gloub 2auns
brp selentten gusgp. Sas 3peirab
nurbe pemolirt, une Bifbop NIT foIs
der Muni auI Die Seite seihteubert.
bab er befpubtlos Iiesen bIieb. Sdlhs
BIC 9. 6osn<p, CON ber 8. DifrittSs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07

ftation, ipel6er 4usen3euge bes uaz
falls mar, bob ben 8erungliidten auf
unb brd6te ibn no6 Der @entralito@
tion. mo 8iIbop Iih balo fotpeit err
bolte, bab er beimgebradt perben
tonnte. @r bate Bel bem unfaQ eine
f6limme 8opftpunbe uno f6pereaonz
tltitonen erlitten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
Snseuolihe 8iepelc.Si

Die poIi3ei fabnost uuf 3pei Rnas
ben in anisboisn uno nit yfebr
ihmusisen Geiidtsrn", pelde 5abrrd'
Der itsblsn, 100 immsr lie iolde finoen.
unb 3u iraeno einsm prsiIe lOsidlagen.
eie puroen untsr unoerem geis6.n, tpte
tie Stpei 8icpcles, Gigentbum oes SObn
Siessl, Ro. $3.50 Chen part, beitiegen
unb duF benIelben baponfubren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
Ten seringen @srtb beg ReidJtbnms

Isrnt Der ardn.s oornebmlih tennen.
ane Rsidibiimer Der Wslt oiiHten oem
9ranten i'm 9srsIeth 5ur 9eiuubbeit
nihtig. 9dber tommt es b<nn aud.
baB 10 pieIe Gudtfalber Rsihtbiimer
erlperben. Die 6offnung, geiunb su
iperben, ma6t ben arantsn gum ptlliz
gen SpTer Der gsfuifenloieu Quad
falb.r, unb spar beionoers ben arans
ten, ber pon ben qualpollen Shmersen
Der 6Gmorrboiben gepIast piro. Slid
lib, tpenn er buun 'hlieblih nod 5u
Der giRiidt tommt, baB es nur cine
ein.aise 4rsnei gisbt, tpeite bic 5ds
morrboioen heilt: Or. Silsbss's Qnaz
teIis. proben frei oeranot bon 9.
R.uitaebter &c Co., gor 1916. Rep
gort. 9. g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
Sriiblins in Serlin 6.
Bon 81 urt Mra m.

9llg bas S9eunsnpi.rtsl mod itane,
friitete in einem Der auerensiten, arms
IeIigften Wmtelbofhn atpii6en tpii-
fen, ansefdulten Wtauern, bic nur iible
0eriihe einz unb dusathH,sn tonnten,
eine tleine Gberefhe 10 tiimm.rlih ib-
Daiein ME Die NeuI den, NIT oeusn fis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
germiet.

Die 10 Sabre alte gthel aiar, BON
go. 2120 German StraBe, rpurSe ses
fern Der Qolissi uls psrmibt gemeIoet.
Das iunse Wdo9en, oas fir Die go
nous Sbirt 60. arbeitets, oerlieb am
0isnitag ibre Dobnung. ans.blih um
fia mad ihrsr arbeitsitelle gu beseben,
uno puros isitoem nidt msbr ses
fehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07

9srr: nSie tabeln bic Sslo9eira.
then, gndoige 5rau Gber man brduht
bod gum 6Ieiif etpas Sducs!"
Daue: .Sa, ia, ober Die 5errers
noIlsu bic Soucs INNER gIeih NIT
GoIIsln eheul"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
Die Semperatur.

Giir bi.i.s glat. purben s.Itsrn bon
ben Sptitern 6. alein &c Bro,
90. 435 Race StraB., fols.uoe Sems
p.rdtur unterfhisbe r.siftrirt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
2okQl.Derid)t
Das 2Naimnliefef.
Yiernr's yainoerfrenssns" cr=
sieitc am seitrisen Abcno cincn
acknowledgement Griuis.

Dem ainosrdor ipurbs begeiittrt az
gejubelt. Die auffiibrung ipar
cine abiolut muitergiittige. Serr
,Srdnt ban Der Stufen pom gbor
nno bon Den ainbern in iinniger
y5etie iiberraiht. qu6 zen
5erren Wdlter 8. often uno alfreo
5arbel puroen lleberraI6ungsn gu
tbeiI. - Das grpgramm Der beibsn
l.sten aon5srts bss syeites.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07

Die 7roiuner in Carthage :. 9erlios
5rau 2ouiis Somer, Jrou Rio:r.
aslisp. Jrau Waristu aIbri6, bic
Serren Daniel gebboe, 81. Sou.
gaaro glielisu, Serbert Witber.
ippoH, CLAUDE Cunningham unb
Gpan Willi1ms; Rbopiobe 5errSo'
'.pb C'Msaru; Gbor; Srheitsr.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-02

TIMES WANT ADS ARE FOR
SERvICE+TO YOU
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-02
600
PER FRONT
FOOT NOW

A rather slow market was stirred to
activity yesterday when deal in
Broadway property comma nded the
given price of $500 per front foot.
Ingwald Moe purchased from Pruftt
and Moore the two-story building at
562 Broadway for consideration OF
$4,000. Pittman and watson the local
realty brokers handled the negotiations.
Deal Attracts Attention.
This is one of the latest and largest
deals in improved down town Broadway
property and is attracting much at
tention not only for the phenomenally
large price paid but because movements
in the property mentioned are not fire.
quent because of the holders re-
luctantcy not to part with the most
gilt-edged real estate in Lake county
Down town Broadway which extends
from Fourth to Ninth avenue advances
| in value yearly and in few years will
be the best priced frontage in this part
| of Indiana
The building that figured in the dea
| is two-story brick affair with store
room in the first floor and living apart
ments above. It measures approx
mateIy 25x65 Pruitt and Moore o,
Chicago, the late owners, erected thu
| structure in 1908.
| Mr. Moe purchases the property fo
an investment. Besides his latest &C
QUESTION Mr.. Moe owns Broadway i'm
proved frontage between Seventh an'
Eighth avenue, the Windsor apartment
at Seventh and Delaware and one o
| the finest homes in Gary at Seventh
| and Van Buren, which is now nearing
completion. Mr.. Moe is in the con
| tracing business and has met will
uniform success. He also operates tn
Derby and Broadway vaudeville thea
| ters.
| Pittman and Watson who negotiated
| the deal are located at. 562 Broadwa.
| and have made a specially of improves
| property Harvey Watson, junior mem
Der of the firm, attended to the detail
of the transaction.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-02

Richardson says that able lawyers have
given their opinions that this law does
not cover telephone companies. He
says that telephone companies have
the right to consolidate in Ohio be-
cause there is no statute forbiddfng it.
In Indiana, he says, consultations are
being made from time to time. and he
cited the case at Garrett as one show
ing how this is done. He says the Gen.
trail Union is willing to consolidate
with any other company in the state
provided the people wish such CONSOLE
dations to be made, and provided furth-
er that the other company will submit
to a physical valuation and an agree
ment as to rates which will be profit
able to the consolidated companies. He
says this can be done now in this state
and that the telephone companies are
satisfied with the present conditions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-02
TELEPHONE INTERESTS WILL
NOT ASK FOR LEGISLATURE

pany, the big independent long dis
tance company of Indiana, and the In
dianapolis Telephone company, which
owns the independent local telephone
system In Indianapolis. The lines of
of the New Long Distance Telephone
company reach the Ohio-Indiana state
line where they connect with the in
dependent lines of Ohio. It is said that
If the proposed law passes in Ohio it
will enable the Morgan people to
merge all of these lines into one large
corporation for the control OF the in
dependent telephone business in the
two states.
Charles S. Norton of this city. secre-
tary of the Indianapolis Telephone
company and of the New Long Dis
lance Telephone compana, says he has
not heard anything of the proposed law
in Ohio, and that he knows nothing
about 1t whatever. He says that it
will not affect the telephone situation
in Indiana, no matter what may be
done in Ohio. He says the last Indi-
ana legislature passed law which
furnished the independent telephone
companies all of the relief they asked
for. and that there Is nothing more now
that they want.
Up to that time he said the laws of
the state or lndlana would not allow
telephone companies incorporated un-
| der Indiana laws to consolidate. One
| company could not buy out and oper-
| ate another company's property.
The Central Union Telephone compa-
nv which is the Bell concern in this
| state, is organized and incorporated III
| Illinois, and under the Indiana law {
foreign corporation had the right te
! take over other corporations in this
state. Thus the Independents, which
were all home companies, were placed
at a disadvantage, and to cure this
| situation the independents had Repre-
sentative Wells of Fort Wayne intro
I duce a bill to give them power to con
| solidate. The bill passed and is now II
force.
This gave the Independents all thel
were asking for. and it is for this rea
son that Mr. Norton says that they will
not ask the coming session of tn
legislature for any additional legisla
ton.
&C. Richardson Of this city. presi
dent of the Central Union Telephon
company, says there is no need TO
further telephone legislation in Indi
ana and he says also that he canno
see that any more is needed in Ohio.
There is in Ohio an antitrust Lax
which prohibits combinations and con
solidations of corporations, but MI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-02
BASEBALL MEN MEET
At INDIANA HARbOR
w. J. McAleer of Hammond
Mentioned for Presiden-
cy of New League.
Especial to The TIMEs.)


Indiana Harbor, Ind, Dec. 2.-There
was meeting at the Commercial club
rooms last night of the Northern 1ndi-
ana aBseball association, and while the
enthusiasm that has characterized past
meetings was shown, not much bust
ness was transacted There will be an
another meeting. however, on Tuesday
night. which viii take place, accord
ing to present arrangements, at the
Majestic hotel.
This place was chosen out of defer
ence to the Crown Point representa-
tives, to whom Hammond is more ac-
cessible than any of the other cities
in the circuit. Whiting wanted the
meeting. but readily deferred to the
wishes of the Hub representatives when
their reasons for desiring Hammond
were explained
At the meeting tuesday officers for
the league will be elected and the 500
forfeit, required of each club, posted.
w. ]. McAIeer of Hammond Is promi-
nently mentioned for president of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-02
Backache Means
Dying Kidneys
A Remarkable Treatment That Saves
the Kidneys. How You May
Cure Yourself Quickly
and Thoroughly.

With the progress of science comes
one remarkable treatment for kidney
diseases 1t has been SO thoroughly
tested and its results have proven so
revolutionary that a well-known firm
In Michigan has undertaken it's distri-
button into every part of the country.
Ihose who suffer from kidney trou-
Die and the diseases resulting from 1t
Will be pleased to know that every
package of this treatment is thorough
~ guaranteed. This should assure at
last positive cure to every sufferer.
EVERY man and woman should know
that backache is usually a. well-defined
symptom of advancing kidney diseas sc
in time; that rheumatism and bladder
trouble are caused from nothing more
nor less than kidneys that do not filter
the poison from the blood; that dropsy,
Bright's disease. diabetes and bladder
stones are caused by bad kidneys.
Once they are mae to work prop
erly. these diseases should quickly dis
appear.
This is done by the new treatment
Dr. Derby's Kidney Pills.
the small of the back, profuse OIL
scanty urination, pains in the bladder
cloudy or foul urine, not to fail to gee
package today of Dr. Derby's Kidney
ments. Senator Stevenson, of Washing
ton. writes from Olympia: There l!
no question about the efficacy OF DR.
Derby's Pure Kidney Pills in curing
kidney and bladder trouble. 1 know
| DIR. Derby's Kidney Pills are nov
sold at all drug stores-60 pills-1
i days treatment-25 cents. direc
from Derby Medicine Co., Eaton Rapids
Mich If you would like to try then
pie package. Then buy a package; yol
will not regret it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-02
For Bald Heads
A Treatment That Costs
Nothing If It Fails.

We want you to try three large bot
ties of Rexall ''93" Hair Tonic on our
personal guarantee that the trial will
not cost you a penny If it does not give
you absolute satisfaction. That's proof
of our faith in this remedy, and 1t
should indisputably demonstrate that
we know what are talking about
when we say that Rexan "93" Hair
Tonic will grow hair on bald heads, ex-
cept where badness has been of such
long duration that the roots of the hair
are entirely dead, the follicles closed
and grown over, and the scalp is s:azed.
Remember, we are basing our state
emnts upon what has already been &C
compnshed by the use of Rexall "93'
Hair Tonic, and we have the right to
assume that what it has done fol
thousands of others it will do for you
In any event you cannot lose anything
by giving it trial on our liberal guar
antee. Two sizes. soc. and $100. Re.
member you can obtain Rexan Rene
dies in this community only at oul
store-The Rexall Store. The Lior
Store Pharmacy, Kaufman & Wolf
Proprietors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-02

is coming to East Chicago expressly for
the event. Mr.. Milan was largely in
terested in the installing and equip
ping of the library when it was first or
ganized, but has never been in East
Chicago since the library was III opera
ton.
A visit will be made to the Indiana
Harbor library during the afternoon.
No set program has been prepared. ii
being the custom of the organization
to meet informally and engage a
sort of round table discussion on what
ever topics suggest themselves.
The librarians thereby get valuable
hints on the conduct of libraries as
practiced by their conferers. The So
cial element also enters largely into
these little gatherings.
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TO
WHIP THE
WHOLE FORCE
Especial to THE TIMEs.)


Indiana Harbor. Dec. 2.-Peter Lyden
is one of the strongest men in Indiana
Harbor. in his cups. He requires GER
tain amount of sleep following his
libations, to put him into form but
when he is regularly keyed up. he is
a hummer.
Night before last, Peter was gently
numbering in the Lake Shore depot
when Meyer Rybecki came along and
rudely ordered him to move on. Peter
had not up to that point slept enough
to give his spirit the proper zest, for
he obeyed without show of fight and
shambled off to e. nearby restaurant
He took his place at table and
once more lapsed into slumber The
proprietor did not like Pete as an
ornament, and his use about the prem
Uses seemed limited to that duty, sc
once more Officer Meyer Rybecki was
called upon to stir the sleeper up.
This time Peter was In fighting trim
He squared off and prepared to sail into
Officer Rybecki, but the latter man
aged to subdue him and get him to the
station. From his cell the prisoner
| announced that he was prepared t.
| take the entire police force, man BY
man, and lick them.
Pete was booked on a charge of beins
drunk and insulting officer and wa
sent to Crown Point to reflect upon hi
| sins.
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TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

Indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 2.-Ofhcials
of both the Bell and the independent
telephone interests in this state have
stated that the telephone interests will
no ask the coming legislature for any
additional legislation on that subject.
They say that the present Indiana
laws are entirely satisfactory to the
telephone people and that no new laws
are needed.
A telegram from Ohio states that a
bill will be introduced in the 1egisla-
ture of that state at the coming ses-
sion the purpose of which will be to
enable telephone companies to consoli-
date. Suoh a law was proposed at the
last session of the Ohio Legislature, but
it failed to pass.
1t is said that the proposed law has
the backing of the ]. p. Morgan inter-
ests, which came into Ohio and Indi-
ana about two years ago and bought
up much OF the independent local and
long distance business in the two
states Included in the purchase was
the New Long Distance Telephone com
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Pensions for 1ndianians.

Washington. Dec. Pensions were
granted the following Indianans yes
terday: Nelson R Bayless. IL: Sophia
Bruckert. So; Joseph Clendennen. SIS;
Eli A Collins, SIS: Caleb NJ Conner
ST.; DR.. B. Davis. SIS; Mary A. Davis
$12; Mary E. Godson, $12; John George
Grammel, $15: Reason T. Harris, $40
John j. Hill. SIS; George w. Hunt, $12
John A. Jessup, $40: William H. Lee
$40; Earl o. Myers. Sc; ohm Meyer. $50
Peter Muncie. Jr., $40: Ada Rudd. SIP
Charles Sheets. SIP; Eli Slaughterback
$40; Martha Smith, s12; John w. F
Thomas. $12; Joseph R. Watson. SIS
George W. Wilsey, SIT.
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TO CHANGE CLIMATE

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