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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-11
Nuiinek Wsens Club
@irb bemse ieime seiammfe per6rieite
Sdaib einl0ieu.

Dir e.fammten ausiieh.nben Bombs
hss guiiHsB Mems Cub i'm gs.rast
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asl6ft irerber. Da5 nit her Ginl0s
juna bon Bombs bstraute Honmist.e
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fem 3lpsd sinkrufen. Der Otih1ftss
periommIung ipirb Elm um feds llbr
besinnenbes Diner poraufgebn. on
m<ldtm, IGus aen Iolpeit einselaufenn
Ginlabunsen. sitpa 200 Mitslieoer
tb<ilnshmen p<roen.
JH friiberen Jubren mar q iiblih
stiua 5thH Ptoatni bsr uHsitsbtHosil
Bombs tinsul0jsn, ba i.oon bic finon.
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iibsrans giinIiiss III. III bsfHloHen
iporb<n. Die idmmtlintn Bombs. biz
no6 auslstEn, sin5nE6itn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-11
0eburten.

Gbas. uno Carrie GbIers, 225 Gal
bouu Ctr, Snabe.
So6n urb glIie 9fieffer, 1923 Snz
tsrmepiate Ctr. Wtdbhen.
GmsrIon unb Caroline Subj, 2268
Gaftern QDe.. Wtdoten.
2ufreo unb 5orriet Omen, 3137
gaff 4ps., Mdohen.
Gbarles ur0 Ssnnie 5ine, 1926
9Ieaidnt Ctr. &nabe.
1homas uno Mnpa 9prnes. 1042
Ct. paul Str. WGotsn.
Charles uro margarst Mc5opan
905 Weft 7. Ctr, Gnobe.
iSreoerit uno QosIuioe Gunola6,
1117 Poplar Ctr. WGohen.
QIbsrt uno Gillian Sdrososr, 2136
gins Ctr. Mdbden.
Sra uno Ra9eI Sdsrtu, 327 Weii
7. Ctr. anabe.
6snrp uno Gbparo9einirgsr, 1884
glen garter Ctr, Snabe.
aemper unb Sba 0isbI. 956 Dsit
6. Str. Mdotsn.
Wm. uno Warie4ntonp, 1627pleQ:
iant Ctr. mdbhen.
g6omds unb grioaet 2erieau, S3S
Carlisle aps.. T2dohsH.
Gotparo uno 5loreuce Sepo, ia
Jreeman 2lbe.. Grabe.
Robert uno Gbriitins Sones, 31e
WdQ Ctr, anabe.
Qrnon unb Gnna aeru, 2327pric,
Siu Ro.. Enabe.
WtQinm unb CLARA Sang, 243I
WsIt W2cWliten Qpe., Wdo6en.
QuquIt unb Warp Mottls. 144 Wsi
WtcWtilIau Str. &nabe.
Oscar unp Innd ghams, 161T
9uraopus Ctr. MlGo6en.
Wiuiam uro 1orptbpDuntsr, 367$
Carthage Bite, anabe.
5rant uno Jrancss 5offsrt, Sal
Str. WlGohen.
Srant uno 9Frsba Rei6le, 402'
Spring 9robe aps.. Snabs.
Goparo unb Maroaret Sappes
3746 Carthage 4}Ite, 6ndbe.
Soieph uno Satherine 2oiadsr, 50t
Gonrop Strabe, Mdo6sn.
Sobn uno Qnna 5ieDlsr, 425 Slot
ter 2lpe., anabe.
sSohn uno Uaaria 0sgan. 1914gsn
troll Npe., anabe.
Sobn uno Waraurstba Braun, 49,
Clan Str. Mdohen.
pster uno Sbeooprs 9rebsr, 62 81
MMiten 9bs.. Mdbheu.
SrdnS uno 2Ouiie 4siter, 142
Ract Str. anabe.
Bernard unb Warie &pbl, 127 8
Clifton gloe., Gnabe.
| SeIspb uno aatie Braun, % Rar
Str, anabe.
@iuiom uno GIiSabetb gpsrlast
TAP WeIt 5. Str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-11

Barton bate ben Dollar isinsr3sit BEL
Gouls Rooeder, Der on Der blum Str.
einen Gundituno bat, fir sin Butter
brob in 3ablung gegsben unb al5
We6ielgelo s. Gents srbalten. Der
angetIagts bebauptets. er babe nibt
gepubt, ooB es ii6 um Elm Jal1ifitat
bdnoslte, aber 8idter 5oliTtsr err
tldrte, nahbem sr pas dngebli6e
GeIoitiid in NugsnIdein genommsn,
oaB Die Smitation eine 10 mangslbafte
fei, bdb man oas Jaliifitat auf ben
eriten Bid srtennsn tonne.
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hierauf purbe Der Mirth W}uQiaan

5ierduf tpurbe Der Wirtb WtuQigan
auf ben 3eugenitdnb gerufen. Oer@
ielbe tpieberbolte feline bereits nieoers
bolt perDffsntlt9ten 8eihuIoigungen
sesen Gaisp unb blieb babel, oem Iesz
teren tpisberbolt Durh Ratban 8elo
5useianot 5u haben. Iuberpem babe
Ratban ibm sr5dblt, bab er BON Geo.
8ister, friiheren Snbaber Der rGhtt
unb 8eroge" DirtbI6aft an 8ineStr.,
n06sntlih 800 bem SnIpettor gaisp
fir protettion 3u iiberbringen pflege.
Natban tpuroe auf ben 3eugenitano
suriidgerufen unD srtldrte nit GROCER
gnti6iebenbsit, bon Sister niemdls
audi nur sinsn Gent fir ben poli3etz
inIpettor erbdlten 8u BADEN.
8eorgs Sister bs5eugte, ntemals
GeIo an Gafep se3ablt gu BADEN, tpeDsr
Durh gdthdn nod bur6 trgsno eine
anbsre gerIon. 2(u9 lei er niemals
BON irgsnD sinem Wlitglieo Des Poliz
3eis9spartements I'm 8elo fur BRO
tettion angegangen porben.
Iahoem Vatban auf Diesbe3iigliAe
3Sra9en oes Serrn SmaQ geantiportet
bate, bab sr ben Dirtb Wautigan iOz
pohl als aud ben friiberen poli3eiinz
ipettor gaisp itets aIs rGhrsnmann"
bsfunbeu babe, puroe oas 9er6Or biz
auf Weiteres pertdgt.
Ra6 bem 9er6or trafen GaIeb unb
Ratban iid in benz &orrioor Dor Der
Office beg 6erbeitsbirettors. Sra
than noQte auf ben friiAersn poli5ei>
tnpettor, au8enideinItA in freunoli4z
tier Qbiiht, 3ueiIen, als bteier tbm
3urief: .Nein, Ratban. bIeiben Sic
in ougsmeFensr Gntfernung, ss 1T 9ez
fdbrIih; ih mub nod OerI6teoene
SSrasen an Sie rihten, dber ni6t jest.
Sd muB mir crit bic gan3e Sa6e
iorgfdItig iiberlegen."
poli3iIt Deter Shauer, psl6sr be-
tunrtIi6 ON Samitag Qbsno pe9sn
oes DOR me6reren Monaten itattgefun>
oenen Rercontres nit oen ShontteQz
ner bs5 WtuQigan aus oem QoII3etz
oienit entlafen Duroe, ertldrts geitern,
baB er 8srufung an bic GipiIoienits
aommifdre einlsgen Iperbs uno 3u olez
lem 3tpsde bic RehtsantpdIte Gogau
unb WiQtams engasIrt babe.
Gaisp tonitattyte geftern, DdB er iif
nod niht ihluiIig qeporOsn lei, Ob sr
on bic Gioiloienftz zaommiHdre appelts
rem ioQs ooer ridt. Seiu iSaQ befinbe
fa in ben 5dnoeu ieins5 4npaItsgOz
gan.
Der Observation-Disclosures tpiro IN
tur3er 3eit nit elmer singehenoeH I'm
| tsrIu6ung oes Departments
beginneu. Ssoenfaus tpiro bic Inter:
uhurg nit Der 5botIahe 3uiammeus
hGngsn, oab bic 9etettip8 unter Git
ausgsiagt baben, bub iis trOs ener.
giititer 4nitreneungen tsire 8lIts
IpieIe sntbeden t0nuten uro baB ioIhl
ibrer Qnfiht nnh niat in Cincinnati
sriftir.sn, pGbrsnb bic BON 6errr
Smaa sugagirtsr pripat9sheimpOIi3i
itsn on einsm Gag. in nttt fpeni9e
dls 3trunsig Mirtaf4Gften Ding pont
in poqsm getriebs por9efunoen bdbeT
tpoQeu.
6srr Small bemiibt iid. ben ur6s
ber zines ibm bon Repport, G1.. 3uge
adngeu.n 9risfss ausfinbig gu MAIDEN
| SSu bsm S6rsibsH puroen oem 81
6erbeitsoirsttpr S. offerirt, faQs e
cine eerpiIIs frau aus Dem 4rbeitg
bauie beSnaoigsu poQs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-11

Die eeitrise Sibuns bes Stabtruths
Derlief in burhaus gsfbdftsmaBiser
Meiie unb audi niht Der geringite9orz
falf. pelher bi. 0emiitber Der Stabtz
Ddtsr In Wallune bringen tonnts, err
eigneie fib. alles mar barmonii6,
lieblih uno frieoliG.
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Oiefe 3uOrin9Iidteit perbat, DerIeBte
Der 8uride tbr sineH 10 nu6ttgen
JauftIaIog an ben &opf baB iie 2uz
iamm:nbraf. Deber Duroe noh lGnz
gerer Sag0 BON bem goti3iiten Bat
ihe otngfeFt gemaht. Sett etnigsr 3eit
MAIDEN iih balbpUdiiqs Maibsr an
qeebles Corner uno ano:ren, benat~
barten StroBenetsn in unarqenebmer
Wsiie bemsrtbar. Die YOli3ei 1T ent=
idtof:n, oieiem llrfuQ ein gnDe 5u
MAIDEN uno gs8en bic 6legel in Iddrfz
ter MeiIe por3u1eben.
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8einl,ene Strnie.

S6tpsr mus Samss Barton. alias
Games Uiartin es bubsn, bob er Dor
einiser 3eii bas 5aIiifitot zines Stl-
berboaars psrausgaots. Gr tpurbe e.
fern. nadosm sr fid fdalois ettdHHt
bate. i'm gunoesgtriht BON Rihter
6caiittr 5u orei Sahrsn 3nAt9aus,
bic er in Dem gunbes3uhtbaus in
9eapeniportb. aas., abfisen mub, ioz
ME 81 $500 Oelbiirafe psrurt1eilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-11
per, Staotrat6.

gerbeferuns BON bielen Gtraben be-
fhloFen.- CINE Crbinan5. bieSiss
aapdaitdt in ben Strabenbabncars
betreffenb, ioa ausgearbsitet tperz
ben. Die 5reppsn an Der Setter
ION ape. - Qeue gonbausgaben.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
TO THE YOUNG MANI!

For whom will the young man vote ext Tuesday?
Will he vote for Kern, who IA juggled with politics SC long lat he has
become soured and hopeless with defeat; who has trimmed his patched sails
TO almost every shifting breeze ht blows; who, when he cast his die and
lostn O. a yea ao DETAINED his fellow democrat Senator Shively; who up
and down thu great commonwealth of Indiana has hurled insults, sneers and
shafts of maevolent sarcas at his opponent, who is Senator
Beveridge? Or will he vote for Beveridge, the man upon whom the eyes of
the nation rest III man whom the greatest political writers and thinkers
of this country have praised in public print in almost every magazine Of note,
the nan who has tont the anusfaced bipartisan mask from the evil manip-
uators of a greedy combine at Washington and New York. the mn who
turned his back IN he bosses md his lace o the people, h nan who as
one gentleman treats another has treated his opponent, who is John W.
Kern?
For whom, indeed will he vote ut Senator Beveridge?
1t is to the young nan tie nation must look to clean III tn political
needs 10 prophetic visionary to see the political revolution that is tumbnng
down political figures that have stood like rocks with their fee implanted
on the people fr years and years.
1t is the young lar of today who will have to assist in this righteous
work From the young mel o.. the nation will spring those who will work
nut its political reformation.
atr Beverfdge the Grand Young Man, but the intended shaft If irony has
bee metamorphosed into 6 slogan.
The young mn will vote fol Senator Beveridge XXI Tuesday. He will
vte Tor the man whom the mothers the sisters and the sweethearts of the
country would vote had they the power.
Not all the fearful weapons that are being used to defeat Senator
Beveridge will avail ne jot or title if the young men of Indiana stand bv
their gun
Grid up you lds, young mar and go fOh into battle for your leader
Senator Beveridge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
"THIS DATE IN HISTORY,
NNYRmhar

1646-The assembly of Massachusetts
forbade the exportatfo nof raw
hides. skins, felt and unwrought
leather.
1794-Russians captured Praga, a
suburb or Warsaw. and massacred
10000 Poles.
1S25-Completion of the Erie Canal
celebrated in New York city.
D. Gambler, twice governor
of Georgia, born in Lumpkin coun-
ty, Georgia. Died in Atlanta. Oct.
&c. 1910.
Mendelssohn. famous com
poser, died. Born Feb. 8, 1909.
1852-NewH House of London
first used.
1s56-Gail Borden patented condensed
milk and began its manufacture at
Litchfeld, Conn.
1S62-Dr. r j. Calling completed the
first gun at Indianapolis.
ls69@George Peabody. celebrated mer-
chant and philanthropist, died in
London. Born in Danvers, Mass.
Feb. Is, 1895.
1904-Japanese made an unsuccessful
assault on Port Arthu
o5-Statu of Sir Oliver Mowat I'm.
yelled in Queens Par, Toronto.
1909-United States battleship NORTH
Dakota. on her trial trip, proved to
be the fastest vessel of the Dread.
nought type afoat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
THU is MY 4STH BIRTHDAY,
Eden PhiIIpofts.

Eden Phillpotts. the well known
novelist, was born at Mount Aboo.
India, Nov. 4, 1862. of English parents.
His father was a captain in the British
army. The son was educated at Ply
mouth England. In his youth he
studied for the stage in London, but
hiding his ambitions in advance of his
talents. abandoned the idea. After ten
years experience as a clerk in an in
surance office in London he settled
down to the steady pursuit of litera-
ture. His first work of fiction was
Some Everyday Folks" which was re-
ceived with favor by the reading public.
Ever since the publication of this mi
tial effort of 1898 Mr.. Phillpots has beer
steadily gaining fame by his novels of
Dartmoor peasant life. Among his
most popular novels are Children of
the Mist" The Portreeve,' The
Mother of the Man" The American
Prisoner Sons of the Morning." and
The Three Brothers"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA
INDICATES TOWN MARSHAL.

Coroner j. L. Morris of Princeton,
yesterday afternoon filed his verdict in
the Oakland City shooting affair last
Saturday night, holding that Marshal
Harding in self defense. while the lat
ter was swapping a gun at him. The
coroner recommends that the County
Grand Jury make an Investigation as
to where Harding procured his liquor.
DISAPPEARANCE CLEARED Up.
With the finding of the body of Elmer
stone, y years old, on the bank OF
Shawnte Creek yesterday in Lafayette
his mysterious disappearance of Sat
urday was cleared up. Stone left his
home TO go TO a dance at Attica. and
the body was found with a bullet hole
in the head and a pistol lying beside it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
THE UNDERLYING PRINCIPLE.

Indiana Harbor has demonstrated that while the religious creeds O the in
habitants may be varied, the underlying principle Of all true religion, charity
stands o tut preeminent in all.
The Catholic fair and the Episcopal chicken pie we're under way at
thu sam inn Saturday evening n it "a refreshhng 20 note h exchange OF
courtesns and helpfuIness that as INDUCED in on both sides. Many of
HI faces noticed at ne of these noteworthy events, al present at the
other, Ant the motto seemed % be % that Of Boost your W cause,"b but
Boost every good cause"
There is a healthy sign in III this. 1t speaks o only of good fellow
ship between the adherents Of the various faiths as represented in III con-
gregations of the diqerent churches, but it bespeaks a broadness of MIND
and of purpose o the part of tn eclergymen who guide the destnies of the
followers of these diversified beliefs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

much trouble o keep track OF their children are serene in the confidence hat
whatever happens. the youth of the culprits will excuse them with the a u
thorhes.
The result is that children frequently become a nuisance and a menace
The light regard fol the rights o. others, classified under h innocent head
of mischief" developes INTO more serious tendencies, d there is small
doubt III what the absence Oft home discipline, which developes "mischievous"
boys, is responsible Tor many of h mores serious crimes Of matured years.
This means to be al g in which the simple rights OF others are re
garded by te average ma and woman, and almost universally by the
rising generation, as nil. 1t is a bad habit for a boy or a girl to get into,
and if persisted i, invariably leads % a selfish n ENJOYABLE nature. if
not to absolute criminal tendencies
A little treatment in the right spot at the right age pes a whole lot
towards making boys after they have reached tn age when tn tempta-
ton to be hoodlumns becomes rampant. cherish a healthy respect for the
rights of others. AS this principle is the basis of all common and statute
law, its Importance in the boys training becomes apparent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
GARY TO HAVE A BOYVILLE.

The first steps were taken recently in Gary % establish a Boyvfle on
the plan of the Hammond one. The scheme is a good me and there is no
better a more graphic form Of teaching government, selfrehance and
business problems than are embraced in this nw form If youthful diversions
Boyvi1e will be Differed by regular municipal authorities. All of the
will b e patterned juti like the omcialo nes sin the city. The youngsters
will go through all OF the phases of elecung officers, inaugurating them and
then participating in the process of the exercise Of h official functions
There can be n better Illustration of h way OF our government than is con.
tanned in the principles in the BoyvIle movement. 1t is a good thing and
deserves success
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

University, enjoyed an old fashioned
love feast and banquet in the student
building in Bloomington Wednesday
night. William Dudley Foulke, the not
ed civil service reformer of Richmond
was present and mad the principal adj
dress to the 200 young men who sal
around the festal board.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

estrian and the oldest man in Sullivan
County. was struck by a freight train
on the Indianapolis Southern Railroad
and died half an hour later in his home,
10 which he was removed.
FOULKE MAKES SPEECH.
Members of the Lincoln League. the
Republican organization of Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
MISCHIEF AND CHILDREN.

The death of aged Louis Mirea of Hegewisch, who was killed IS the re
suit If a Halloween prank" serves ono more 20 call attention to hat undue
license which is given the youth of this land in permitting them to work off
their surplus ANNA spirits
In n county o the face OF the earth are vandalism and impudence or
the part of children, 81 Ienienty dealt with as in the United States. For
egners from all parts of the world tell us that Parents who find it too
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

PROFESSOR Peck, the celebrated
Wilcox, is having
trouble with a woman who is sending
him threatening letters. Up to the
Irof. to go to some little island where
the women can't bother him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
Q M
THINGS 6 FILINGS

NO one can deny that Senator Bev-
eridge has been through a real cam
|paign, however.
THE hobble skirt is going out of
STYLE" says a fashion writer. Mr..
Clinton of Gary please write.
AIR is just full of denials and
counter-denials. Even old Doc Grip
pen denies that he killed his wife.
THE republicans should remember
that team work is what wins elections
as well as football games.
THE author of THE House of a
Thousand Scandals is not cutting
nearly so much ice in the political
game as he thought he would.
AND how the New York campaign
can get along with Chauncey M. De
pew is more than we can figure out.
JOHN w. Kern should borrow Mr..
Walter Wellman's cat for the balance
of the campaign. 1t always comes
back.
COLONEL Henry Watterson's
young man is eminently satisfied with
Mr.. Crumpacker and praises him
warmly.
TO vote for Senator Beverage it is
necessary for you to vote for Messrs.
NJ. Grimmer, w. B. VanHorne and
Frank N. Gayit.
FLY paper in the fall is not exactly
recommended as an atidote for ty-
phoid fever. but it may make an anti
dote unnecessary.
BOSTON fish reports a strange fish
four feet long with a head three feet
in diameter. Wonder what the latest
tipple is in Back Bay wet shops.
EN
AN esteemed farmer friend calls our
attention to the fact that potatoes
have zone down in price and wonders
if the republican party is the cause.
e.
TERSELY says an exchange: BE
fore accepting ar invitation to come
IL on the ground floor, ascertain that
the building is not in danger of caving
in"
SOME of the republicans are won
dering where the democrats are get
ting all the money in this county.
They should inquire of some of the
poor Gary saloonkeepers.
THE political campaign is entering
the home stretch with plenty of puff
ing among the contestants and the
people, with the minds evidently made
up as to how they will vote.
FEMININE Inquirer-There is nc
law against a woman smoking in In
diana as far as we can learn. There
is an ordinance in some cities forbid
ding automobiles to smoke, however
JOHN w. Kern's record for twenty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

cratic paper. John w. Kern's record
for twenty years is trying to get an
Office and being hurled down the back
steps by his own party.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

FEMININE Inquirer-There is nc
law against a woman smoking in In,
diana as far as we can learn. There
is an ordinance in some cities forbid
ding automobiles to smoke, however
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
AsrrporE FOR SOCIALISM.


Predicting that the national will be
forced into a sort of semi-socialism or
p~aternalism unless some way is found
within the next decad to control the
mighty industrial corporations, Senator
at Harter's Theater in wabash for two
hours Wednesday night.
KERN STILL CAMPAIGNING.
John w. Kern delivered two speeches
Wednesday, one at Rockville in the af-
ternoon and the other at Brazil at
night. 1t was a day of easy campaign
ing and Mr.. Kern had an opportunity
to meet many of the political leaders
aid to inquire closely into local con-
ditiors.
VICTIM OF BRUTALITY.
Florence Moore, of Fort Wayne, aged
20, a stenographer employed in the
office of the Trademarks Title Com
pany, was found unconscious in an
alley near her home last night. the vic
tim of a brutal attack. The girls cloth
ing was disarranged and her body badly
scratched and bruised. At st. Joseph's
Hospital an examination revealed the
fact that the bones in her throat had
been crushed by the fingers of the man
who attacked her, and physicians de
clare she has a small chance to sur
vive.
SENDS FLOWERS TO SHIvELY.
1t was in South Bend the home of his
Democratic colleague. that Senator
Beveridge, moved by sympathy for his
stricken brother statesman, performed
an act of -graciousness and compassion
that won the admiration of those who
learned of the occurrence. Senator
Beveridge sent a beautiful bouquet OF
chrysanthemums to Senator Hcnjamic
T. Shively, who is confined to a local
hospital recovering from an operation
NONAGENARIAN KILLED.
While walking down the track, on his
| way to a farm house at the edge OF
Sullivan, William II. Powers, SO years
Told, prominent resident, a noted ped
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

THE political campaign is entering
the home stretch with plenty of puff
ing among the contestants and the
people, with the minds evidently made
up as to how they will vote.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
BOY BANDITS INVOLVED.

An admission which the police be-
lieve connects directly the two boy
bandits arrested Tuesday night with
the murder of Frank II. m on
the National road Saturday evening,
was wrung from Wilbur f. Penton.
one of the lads, yesterday afternoon.
The information was ELECTED by a care
fully laid trap, which was sprung on
Penton after hours of rigorous and un-
%relenting cross-examination, and which
apparently caught him with his guard
down.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

JOHN w. Kern's record for twenty
years is one OF reform. says a demo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

SOME of the republicans are won
dering where the democrats are get
ting all the money in this county.
They should inquire of some of the
poor Gary saloonkeepers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

COLONEL Henry Watterson's
young man is eminently satisfied with
Mr.. Crumpacker and praises him
warmly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04
TO PROTECT CROSSINGS.

An effort to force the erection of
danger signals at crossings the Rail-
road Commission of Indiana yesterday
instituted a suit against Charles l.
Henry, receiver for the Indianapolis &
Cincinnati Traction Company. in Su-
perior Court, Room 3. It is alleged in
the complaint that there are a number
of crossings along the company's ines
between Indianapolis and G~reensburg
at which no signals are located
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

TO vote for Senator Beveridge it is
necessary for you to vote for Messrs.
NJ. Grimmer, w. B. VanHorne and
Frank N. Gayit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

JOHN w. Kern should borrow Mr..
Walter Wellman's cat for the balance
of the campaign. 1t always comes
back.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

FLY paper in the fall is o exactly
recommended as an atidote for ty-
phoid fever. but it may make an anti
dote unnecessary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

AND how the New York campaign
pew is more than we can figure out.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-04

BOSTON fish reports a strange fish
feet long with a head three feet
diameter. Wonder what the latest
is in Back Bay wet shops.