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The border vidette., 1910-02-19
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To F. R. Nc Alister his heirs or assigns:
 You are hereby not: fied that I have expended One Hundred Dollars ($Io0 Uu) In labor and imDro vemehts on each of the following mining claims situated in the Harshaw mining dlstrict SantaCruz County, Ari. and recorded in the of flee of the Recorder of said County: MarRarita, Tunnelsite, Green Horn No. l. Green Horn No. 2, Elevation, Conf len a will appear by tiicAte filed Tn the office of the Recorder of Santa Cruz Count. Arizona, order to hold said mining claims under the provisions of Section 232t, Revised Statutes of the United States. and paragraph 32I5. Revised Statutes of Arizona. being the amount required te hold each of said claims for the year ending Decem- ber 3l st, 1909.
 And if within ninety t90) days after publication of this notice you fail refuse to contribute your portion of such expenditure a . co-owner, your interests n said claims will become for, foited according to saisi Section 2324 and said paragraph. (Signed JAKE. JOHNSON
 Dated Jan. 5, 1910. 1-S 3m.
The border vidette., 1910-02-19
TIle 8uraer Yidette.
FEBRUARY l9. 1910.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To D. A. Cummins, his heirs or assigns

To D. A. Cummins, his heirs or assigns:
 You are here eby notified that have expended One Hundred (Sl00 .UO) Dollars in labor and i'm provements the Automobile Shoot mining claim, situated in the Wrightson mining dis trict, santa Cruz county, Arizona as will ap- pear by certificate filed in the office of the Re corder of Santa (iauz county, in book 8. at pages 227-22S and 229, in order hold said min ing claim under the provisions of Section 2:S24, Revised Statutes of the United States, and paragraph 3245 Revised Statutes of Arizona, being the amount required to hold said claim for the year ending December 31st, 1909
 And if within ninety f90) lays after publica- ton of this notice yOu fail or refuse to con tribute your portion of such expenditure co-owner, your interest in said claim will be- come forfeited riding to said Section 232i and said paragraph.
 <SRned) AUGUST YARICK- Dated Jan. 15. 1910. I-15-3m.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07
Runoidau

TaB Gr- 9sr1Iioent bel ieinem 9e-
indie III 9lonr clue SlMOien5 beim Gnp-
,te abIagtc, luobl nber longe llnterre-
oimeen nit Dem aonig pon StaIien
bate. iii augenblidlidl 0as ieiiintio.
iielle (SeiprGhstbcmn IN Den ger-
Stonten la Der ganSen gSelt. Die
oiesbe5iiglichen @erbanolungen elmer
Auoien5 beim EnpIt iparen inn &c.
brnar oieies SSobreS aepfloaen NOR
oeu. bobeu ober. iuic es iidl erit Jest
beransaeltellt, nidt 3um 3icle ae.
fiibrt.. Die c5riinoe Dofiir iinb lniqe.
f1br oicIelbeli, melhe oen miBliebiaeu
8orfoa sir 3eit Der slnmeienbeit 6es
frliberen 0ire &r1iioenten sSoirbanfs
in Rom bcrbeiaefiibrt hottcll Oem in.
iolqe iciner gIniprohe i'm Vletbooi,
itenfollea cine 9luoien5 permei9eri
mllr0e.
0err 9foolepelt bate an ben omeri-
foliidDen Notidafter 9eiibnlann ge'
lhrieben imo i'm gebeten ihm eint
|sluoien5 beiln Vaplte 81 nernitteln
Der 9otihafter ieBfe iid) nit Serrr
|aenneop. Dem 9ieftor oes amerifani
iden Colleges in 9iom, IN @erbin
|Onna. lmo oieler erfldrte. Der EapI
|miiroe lih freneii. Serrn 9iooieDeIt 81
|eHpfonaen, filiipfte aber Die 0off
|nimg onran. Dab Elm 3lpiihenfaa spiI
Iqelegentlid oes NnfelltbaIfes DC.
I&errn 8airbanfs. non Rooiepelt per
Inlic0el mer0en piiroe. Qarnuf Lief
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07

GaB eS ser gunoesregierimg nit
Dem ariege gegen Die 5ipeifelboften
9ioflerfirmen lmo observation-disclosures
lernIt iii, benefit ole glnfIugeerbeblmg
Igegen % Berionen uegen gerihu6.
lrung. Die glngeflnqten ioIlen uii 0rei
INtoflerfirmen finan3ien intereiiiri
Iieil. n1mli6 oil Der 5irmn 6. 2.
9oggs 4 So IN gteip gorf mo 9bila.
0clpbia, oil 8rice & So, ipelhe @e.
Iiddfte iii Baltimore mo gteu 9ort
bobeii nn0 nn Ger 5irna .Stmiooro
Stof & Grain Gcolers", nelde ib.
rem 6ouptiis IN SSeriep gitp unO 6i-
liolen iii 9bilaoelpbio, Cincinnati
unO St. Souis bat.
7ipies gorgcbcn beOcittet ons critic
gcridtli6e Ginihreitcn aegen Die
Observation-Disclosures. Is Int nit aroB.
ter Sorgialt mo utter geobadltlm1
ocs tieiitcu 8ebeimniiies nor6ereitet
moroen. Die orei nomboft qemadteil
Speflllnnteufirmer interbaltcn mebr
alS 200 ,SiliGlcn iii oen 9ereinilteu
Staaten III oem @Cbiete 3luiiden oen
Observation-Disclosures mo Sflahond.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07
BundeSirrigaticn
GiniaC arOfartigc Yroicftc uOn fiinlt-
lidlcr SciuGfernng.

9tadlitebenO aeben mir lmiern Sc
iern emeu fur5en teilpeiien lleberblid
iIber oie aroBartigen 8roiefte Der He-
aierima, nm aroBe trodene Saloes.
Itreden Der aultlr imo neIem Segerl
sm eridlieBeu. Tie nahltebenoe Siite
iIt nod, muollltanoia, lie miro aber
Seiqen, iuelher Ratltr ole Giu0eSirri.
aation lit. fiir Die iih fem Seitenltiid
i'm Der ganseu @elt lmo in Der gai5eu
gSeltgeihihte fiiloet. Gus oaroui
nerauseabte @elo miro lidl fiir Snfel
Som redlt gut per5iilieu oelm icir
4ei6hum miro oaourh erbobt ilno 0as
|@elo befommt er ia init ben Ssahrer
Imieoer.
ssn 9eor0- 1ofota mnroeu
am Miiionri groBe Rumpanlagen CT
Irihtet. mitteIs oeren bei Billiit on
10000 luo bel 9uforo imo be-
9renton t2.500 stder bepdiieri
|lperoeu. Ios gsaiier miro bier prC
Adcr init $3S berednet mo 0nrf il
Der Nailpflode niemono iiber uier5ig
Iiteaenpciic nlh ad1tsis slder beliben
9as SolIo lit nod hillia lmo foltci
I5lpilhen fiinfSehn im0 fiinfnn0guon
I5ig TolIors.
Sii0- Gofoto bot 0aS gelle
5oMrde Miner sSroieft 0ns
beltnnmt 1T. IN oen Counties 4Rea0l
luno Butte bunoerttoleno gldei
lfriidtbar 81 MAIDEN inio pornlf mu
lldon friiber IN ullern 8Ind Sill:
I9ieiiebriefen atsiiihrIiAer altfmerf
Iiam mad)ten. Iielelben ei0nen lid
Jam beiten suni Slnbau BON 0ell imi
|sIlialia, ooh ae0eiben ltelemueil
audi aortoffelll Qan5 aiit unD Obi
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07
anslanS

einc cutieslihc 9rogo0ie. oercll
gnl5elbeiten 6oaritrauben0er 9tatnr
liito mo ipcldje iih founl onoers ais
burd Ole momcntdne 8eiitesgeitort.
belt oes @eriibers Der uerbreheriihen
gorfomnmiiie erfldren last, miro ans
SO ittmci0a in 2 diem teles
grapbiif geneIoet. Ger 0ortiae gIr-
better Mornidlmiot bat n1breno Die
C5ottiu uon Der @obiumg a6peien0
mar. ieinen 3iuei Iohterli im Sitter
bon Smei lrno pier SSabren oen 6als
obaeihnittell imo olif gleidbe @eiie
ole nier5ebnidbriqc 5oftcr ieines
Sauspirtes Sehme umgebrdd)t. gtud.
oem Der llnbolo ole 0rci ilneen Ge.
ihopfe ermoroet bate. qrifi Ct oie
SSrau oeS Sousmirtes nit Ger nGInli.
d)cu bourihnrfeu gSaffe an uuo eritndI
oie llnQliidlidle. Oie iih nidlt 3it rueb.
rem permnhte Sarnad itefte Der
nierfafe R6roer oas Sous IN 9rono.
legte iid) eine Sdllinae INN oen &nls
un6 periudte SeIbitmoro Ourd Gr.
banaen. glls Der 9laudl ans oer Yen.
itern 0ranl, eilten geahbarn lni0 boI0
oarauf ouh ole 5eierpebr bir5l peI.
DIE Die sSlnmnlcn nit lcidlter Niiibe
I6id)tc Mannihmiot pur0e IN einem
3imner entoedt uno nod lebeno ab-
aeihnitten 3ugleidl nuroen Ole Sci.
den ieiner Spfer oifgeflmoen. lie
alnioe BON Der fllrht6areH Srnqooic
uerbreitete iid) mie Elm 2auffcler ourdl
0iittmei0a. oie geialnmte 9ep6lferlmg
! IN paiiifortigeu Shreden perieeeno,
Gin idlredlidles 9aaonungliif hni
lih on Der SItiee 5ugetrngeH. Ter
&allon .Gommern~ ioate nit Den
Serren @erner Snqo 0elbriid. ocnl
freiiinniqen 9ieidstagSobaeorOneteu
mo Gireftor oes Seebooes Servings
oorf. SonmeIbarot. einem 9anfier.
9er0Hbn, eiuein 9lrditeften lmO Ell
nem gelpilien Sem auiiteiaen. 3uy
ieitgeieeten 3eit berridte elm itarfeg
8nlo, Der ploblih nod 6euor alles
glr 9lbfabrt bereit NOR, oen 9alor
BON ieinen Seilen losriB luto nit iei
men SSHiaiieH entfiibrte. Ter gaIlor
muroe snnd 80 aegen ole Stangen eli
ncr nnbel Selegrapbenleitlng imf
Damn geaeu ons Gad) elmer benahbar
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07

Der getrGntefrnge beihaftieen min
Shor ans 1Seigbeit Der neiiten Ser.
rem &oIfSncrtreter nid1t, nie ole so.
10 &eform" treffeno beboilptet.
Tim onorerieits 0en 9'iirgern cirt.
moi slt 5eiaen, mas Die itrenge 9urd).
fiibrnng Der ,blauen @eiebe" beoeil.
ten mitror, ororete Der giiraCrmeiitcr
9beiter bon elfbart. SSno., am lebteu
Sountoq Die SdlieBuna iimmtliber
Iglpotbefeu, Sobaf., Sblt. lmo anoerer
210en, no irgeiopie erfriihmgen
lperfailft luur0en. aH. 9iir no 0ie ab-
iolutcitc 9onuenoiqfeit unrlag, orris
ten 0iilh o0er @is abaelicfert lper.
! Den. Ghenio muBten alle Seibltnlle
lun0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perihloiien
bIeibgl. Go nor es oeiu8 unnoglidl,
irgen0 ctiuns. lei es nun ciiie 3eitlng.
icine Z igarre o0er ein @las So0aipai.
ier 3u befonnen, ooer eiit 9uggu o0er
elm gllitnninbil slt elmer Spa5ieriabrt
l5u leibcu 1ie 5olae mar oenu. oaB
lfait oie gaii3e Gilnpohnerid)aft lid, per
,Snterurban.Gdrs nod benahbarten
Std0ten iu0 Srtihaften bpaab mo
lid oort onuiiirte. glber Der WiagUr.
Der nid]t ipeniqer oils elm 0hider lit,
llmo Die itrenge 2nrdfiibruna Ger
blauen Selebe" nilr atoronetc Inn
nas enigc @eidlrei Scr ianotiihen
e5eiitIidlfeit glfbarts. Oie ibm Oie
.@ntheiligiuiq" 0es Sobbntbs oort 10
loft norgemorfen bate. 5llm Shmei.
gen 5il bringeli, erreidte pollfommen
ieincn ;3lued. Sie iperoeu nodD oell
Grfahrllngcn oes lcBten ASabhotbs
feiEe 5Deite glitilnge hnben molten
IrlnO Oic 9eu0lferiuig crit red)t nid)t.
SIN 9unOes- -9ieprdientantenbauie
lit NIT t32 gegen 122 Stimnen Elm
Iglmcn0cment 3um aorporationsiieu-
Ierpeiebe anqenommcn luor0cn, oaB
ole an Die 8itnoesregiernig eiitSllibi-
dcn0en 9erid,te Der aorpurationen
Iiiber ibren geidGitIihel StauO Hur
Innf bcionocrc Anoronnna ocs @r1.
ioruteH mo Hah gcitimmsu;gCH lDCl
die oieier Inn einoernebmcn init 0eu
/ Sd)osiefretdr treifeu iollte. neroffent-
llid)t pcrOen lollen
9tah Oieiem @orihlage peroen mlr
Ioie @erid)te ioldler Sorporntioneu Der
lGcifentIihfeit preisgegeben. melhc
lid eines beionoeren SSlttereiies 0es
lbreitercn eublifnms erfrcuen. 9as
lglmenoement iiebt aIio ole &er0ffent.
lli1ima Scr 8eih1itsbcridlte ser
/ ,StnH0nro Sil4 oes Stn1ltrluteS,
| Ser @iieubobnen uno auoerer GROCER
IStorporationen Dor. maht aber oiC
l9efamltgnbe Der 9eridltc flcinerer.
lmebr prinoten Gborafter traqeuben
I6irmen Don Dem beionoerell 9efeble
loes &rdiioeitten nbbdngia.
| Sobdlo mn 0auie befanIt mur0c
lbnB Sillettc eincn oerartiacn 9lntraQ
lltellen lpnate beihloIien ole Gemo.
froten bei 0ieier eSelegenbeit einC
9ic0iiiOn bcs aan5en Sarifgeietes 81
Ibeantragen 9lber Der 5preher er,
tflGrte 0euiel6en fiir aa5ul0iIia nnr
lOas 6nuS belt oie gntiheiOnna San
Inons mlfredt 9ie glbitilnmmg man
lein itriftes Iorteinotilm 9ie sSuiur
ldcutcH parelt nnfaHgs nidt gai5 ab
Igeneiat, iid nit 0en GeHofraten 81
luereiniaen; peitere lleberIeglua lief
lie ieoodl 3u Der lleber5englma fon
lmen, 0aB augenblidIid nidlt Der pal
lenbc gluaen6lid 5u elmer ,Suiurref
ltion aegen Die @artei mGre.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07

9telp 9orf bot auaeblidl nod niht
fiir oen Shliiiiel Der Sta0t. oen es
bcfanltlih Or Goof praientirte. be-.
5nblt gSieleidlt bat Is in5miIden oos
(Selo bcinlet, iun 0oS Sd)loB 0n-
0ern sll laiien
GrsoIoincrHeir @odl bon aanins
propbeleit. CAB bimen 5ipan5ig Sab.
rem ole gon5en &ereinigten StoateiI
atroden aeIegt iein piiroeu. gSir
nIaaen cine on0ere 3rophe5eiitna !:
0r tSouperneur 0odl mir0's uid)t err
lebcn
t1apeuport lenlofrat~
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07

9as Irio non Seieru. glccioen5
iahen-Stlmoen mo sln5eigcagentii-
rem itimnt aIio inn 9obe oes sSn.
bats oes Nlattes. Der Site uno
greislpiirOiafeit Der BON Der Serolo
Enbl Co. heraeltelten Grndio-
hen mo lalt but not lealt oenl ho.
ben Enlightenment oes .Gelitiher
0eroIo~ therein. ~9fein 9icbd)en.
mas millt Gu nod mebr~
1cntlhcr SeroIo.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07
Lob von allen $eiten

Mas cine Der sr6ftsu 9lnseisen-
ageuturen in sImsrifa idDreibt:
Die 2oro & Sbomos glu.
5eigenogentur IN Chicago, nSllinuis,
ihreibt mter Dem 9atiml oom %.
Wi1r5 1910:
a1ltblilber ..0eutifer 9erolo"
Siour Sails, 2. 3.
sSSm empfanee Sbres @eebrten
ienoen mir SShnen biermit repioirte
Oroer. @ir be5abIen itets INTO
germ quite Ereiie an quite
3eitungem perhen nlio Oen
pon Sbnen uerlnngten bcberen
@reis (6c netto nebr per 3olD be-
piuigen.
9IdltlIn9Spol
Soro & Thomas.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07
8ie nnirre 9nnOen iiber nniere
9lrcioensarbeit nrteilcn

Nrciorn5arbeit nrteilcn
Die aorten iino iebr id)on uno
iallber aeorlldt. babel 5u 10 nieoris
gent 9sreis. oob if lebr Sifrieoen
bin. Sillig, aber gnt."
9leo. Is. 9. 9eBIer,
Spencer. 2. O., 81. @i1r5 1910.
Sic aeorndten geriide-
rungs. YoIicen baben mir
0ieier 9oge erbalten. gSir iino
nit sSbrer glrbeit iebr 5ufrieoen I;
nos 9apier iopobl, mie Der Drud
fiio ansge3eihnet uno iii
glaeS qenau nah umierm Slime
auSgefiibrt. 0offentIih fonnen
pir balo cine neue nn0 groBere
@eIteIlnng ienoen
@arfIton. z o. 26. M1rS 1910.
n. 9eidert.
Sefret0r oes GelitIdlen @egen.
leitigeH ltliteritiibnnaspereins
bon 8oipH Berlin.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07

Serr @ottfieb Sarter
BON Grciton z. 9. idreibt inter
Dem 0atlun pom 81. @t1r5 D. 3.
iiber 0en J. 0entiber Se-
roIo@ mie foIgt
-Gicics @lott lit mirtIidl oie
bette 3eitnng, Die ih nod in Ame-
rito geleien babe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-07

s-s-s-SSss s~s-s-s-s-e~a-s-f~
@r0bfe OentTd)e 3eitnng l
ttt Eatof0.
SnbItriptionsprshs: /
$50 pro sSabr in goroussd6Iuno
200 pro SGbr IN dab3ablung
ESQ Hd5 @anaba unO europa. !
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-05

ed a search for the body. Captain
Mariner had to leave shortly after noon
TO attend the funeral of Miss Olds in
East Chicago. and left the rescue party
in charge of Sergeant Frank Barker.
who with the other officers worked
like a beaver all day until s o'clock
without results. Bob Murton rowed
the boat while the officers dragged the
canal with graphing hoks.
In the mean time Arthur Lee, of the
fire department. professional diver
and expert swimmer. had been sum-
moned 10 aid. He dived again and
again keeping up the exercise for sew
eraI hours, and he too was unsuccess-
/ full Dynamite was then tried, Super
intendent e. d. O'Donnen OF the blast
furnace department at the Inland on
ering all the dynamite he had about
the place. About fifty sticks OF the
explosive were set OF. The first shot
: had the effect of bringing UP a barrel
| of fish, but that was all. The succeed
J ing shots, although in some instances
| FIVE stick of dynamite were exploded
at one time. were similarly futile and
up to a late hour this morning, the
| body had not been recovered. Lew
Payne and "Stubby' Stanort. expert
enced hands with dynamite were sent
by Mr.. O'Donnel to see to the firing of
the explosive
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-05

Of Daviso has proided legal advice for
him and it is thought the preliminary
hearing will come up before Mayor
Knots in few days. The italian tells
a story of how the parents of the IS.
year old girl tried in eery possible way
to have him marry their daughter and
even accompanied him to Chicago when
they secured the marriage license. AT
that time Daviso who, according to his
brother, had been in this country about
ten years had over $500 in funds. Two
hundred dollars of this amount. the re-
suit of his savings was deposited in a
bank in Rome italy and the balance OF
$500 he had given to the parents of
Mary Urso at various times. Dazzled
by this amount of money which would
have meant a fortune in italy the par
ents of the girl made every effort to
secure Daviso's money and they were
| successful il is said.
Infatuated Ger the loss of both his
| wife and the money is what is said tc
| have caused Daviso to commit his rash
act upon his So called wife.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-05
MURPHY WANTS A
BIG ROUNDUP

Writing to Gary Democrat, Charles
J. Murphy of Brookston chairman of
the Tenth district democratic commit
tee says that he wants a big round up
of the democrats for~the district con-
ference which will be held in Gary.
Saturday. August 90.
A Galaxy of Stars 20 Come.
Mr. Murphy says that he called the
meeting for Gary without consulting
the local democracy, and that it was
done on the spur of the moment at the
recent session of the state committee
of which he is a member. The states
men all agreed that Gary was the right
place to hold 1t.
To the conference will come all of
the democrats who wish, the demo-
cratic editors of the district. candidates
for county offices from ten counties, the
chairman and the secretary from each
county an dothers of the faithful.
Prospects of Some Gary Combat~.
The purpose of the meeting will be
to formulate plans to unite the work
ers Of the district and the principal
point of discussion will be as to the
| best means and methods of electing
Judge John B. Peterson of Crown Point
to congress.
At the last gathering of the district
meeting was marred by many bloody
combats Mayor Tom Knots of Gary
Mayor Becker of Hammond a member
had a set to and Tim Englehardt and
! performers of the day, for blood was
| shed during the progress of the con-
vention when Houren and Englehard
fought a few rounds. Jeferies-Jo John
son style. Some of the country dele
gates have formed a bad opinion abou
the Gary and Hammond democracy and
further riots
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-05
GARY TOTS SAVED FROM
DEATH BY FLAME 5
Hay Stack Under Which
Children Had Burrowed
Is Set on Fire.

What might have been the death of
four children by burning yesterday at
ternoon was averted when the presence
OF mind of one of the number saved
the, other three from the flames. The
scene was at Twenty-sixth and In
diana avenues in Gary on the property
of John Fisher.
Those Who Were Saved.
The children saved from death are:
Harry Frick. years old.
Clara Frick, 6 years old.
Frank Essmister, 3 years old.
Mary Fisher, years old.
A hay stack is located on the Fisher
property and the little ones were play
ing about It, One of them had matches
and the lighted brand was applied to
the imhammable material while the
other youngsters were burrowed into
| the hay.
Smoke and flames rolled quickly out
of the burning stack and the children
began to scream. Clara, the six year
old and the eldest of the four although
choking with the smoke kept her head
| and dra gged the other three tots away
from the hay.
A minute later the entire mass was
enveloped in flames and by this timt
the shouts of the children hsd attract
ed attention. When the groAn up foil
arrived on the scene the youngsters
were kissed several times by thei
scared mothers.
The place where the fire occurred i
some distance from a telephone and s
the department was not called. An od
scene was presented when the entfr
neighborhood turned out with buckets
dishpans, and other utensils capabl
of holding water A number of shacks
the homes of steel workers are groupe
nearby and it was to save these tina
the fire fighters turned their attention
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-05
BRIDGE: IS
LONESOME
SPOT, VERY
Three Lone Cement Men
Are Found Passing Time
of Day at the Broadway
Bridge Over the Calumet
River, Yesterday.

Most of the present younger gen
Grafton will have the title of grea
grand parents accorded TO them at such
a venerable age they Will undoubtedly
witess the completion of the Broadway
bridge over the Little Calumet river.
1t is declared that it Will take such
a time to do the work If it is carried
on at it's present rate of speed.
Yesterday some Gary people drove
down to the river and the sight they
saw was enough to blow up civic pride
with a bomb. With the exception of
three lone cement plasterers not
workmen was in sight. No large crew
of laborers were filing in the ap
proaches to the bridge, the concrete
mixers were rusty and idle. and the
| song of the crow was heard, and not
the noise of the pneumatic drill ham
mer
Hobart and Miller Traffic Cease.
| Why the bridge work is delayed is
answered by a host of explanations
from the contractors and while the
| contractors explain the conwebs have
| grown over the structure. owing to
the lack Of a crossing at this point
south end realty sales have greatly
deteriorated.
II Workmen who live below the river
must Stlll use the Terry anu liOee III
vehicles and autos have to journey by
a very circuitous route in order to
reach the place.
/ Traffic between Gary and Miller has
ceased almost entirely and a similar
dullncss is seen III the business be-
tween Hobart and Gary. To reach
Hobart a vehicle must 80 to Black Oak
and from there north to Tolleston into
Gary. This adds a total of twenty
/ extra miles for the round trip.
Miller Fifty-Three Miles Away.
III Although the heart of Miller is di
rectly three and one-half miles east o.
the Gary postofice the present dis
4 lance while the bridge is down. IL
4 ffty-three miles for a round trip mad
by an automobile or heavy wagon !
Z trail through the Eleventh avenu
woods east of Broadway and leadin,
to Miller is only wide enough for
4 one horse carriage.
To reach Miller now the travele
q goes west through Tolleston gets Il
q sight of Hammond skirts the wood
y north of Griffith passes Glen Parl
a Journeys through Hobart rides alon
q the Porter county line includes Eas
Il Gary on his itinerary and finally land
a in Miller.
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ANOTHER CALL FOR
SKIN CRAFTS FOR BOY
Especial to THE Tines

Indiana Harbor, Aug. st now de-
velops that several square inches of
skin will have to be grated onto the
back of Hayden Fox, the son of will
liam Fox, who was burned recently
while playing back of Bankers Fair
store. 1t was given out in the first
place that the boy was not badly burn
out again in few days. Such is not
however the case. If he is able to be
out in four months. he will be doing
well. according to his father and DR..
Robinson who is attending him.
According to Mr.. Fox the true facts
of the story were not made public at
the time of the accident. He, declares
that had it not been that Harold Bark
er, the son of Henry Barker proprietor
of the Fair store. used a quantity OF
! gasoline, a fact unknown to Hayden
! at the time, the accident would not
| have occurred. Without the knowl-
J Harold went into his fathers barn and
placed this in a receptacle which he
! put under barrel, and the pile was
set on fire. The flames blazed up in an
instant and caught young Fox's shirt.
~srYv Won NOT TIMES
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DROWNED IN THE
CANAL YESTERDAY
Continued from Page II

latter. not being much of a swimmer
himself, and not realizing anyhow that
his friend was in peril, evaded him.
None of the boys was sufficiently ex-
pert in swimming to attempt to rescue
Soly who was drowned before outside
help could he summoned.
The police were notified of what had
occurred tand Captain John Mariner
Sergeant Frank Barker, officer Dave
Daniels, officer William Moss and Con
stable John Lazar went over and start
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-05
MARY WILL LIVE
TO TELL The TALE
Gary Child Wife Will Get
Better From Her Ter
rible Experience.

Little Mary Daviso. the 13 year old
child wife of Jacino Daviso. whom the
latter slashed with razor, after be-
coming infurated because because she
would not live with him, is now re-
covering nicely at Mercy hospital and
it is thought she will be able to leave
the institution in a few days.
Daiso, in his cell at the local police
station is very detected and is now
repenting over his rash act. A brother
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