davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-08-11

The curious fact is noted by NJ
Maurain In the Journal of Physique
mat careful measurements of the in
tehsity of gravitation in different
parts of the globe show this to be
greater on islands than on continents.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-08-11

A we'll known Des Moines woman
after suffering miserably for two
days from bowel complaint, was
Blurred by one dose of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. For sale by G. R. Fogg.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-08-11
For Sale-Paying Hotel

Twelve rooms. Stage and Mail, Lake
Moxie. Farm 140 acres. 100000 Timber
Owner going into other business. Great
opportunity. Address,
D. C. PIERCE,
Bw20 The Forks, Maine
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-08-11

Holders of Carrabasset Stock Farms:
In the Matter of
Portland Trust Company, Trustee,
Carrabasset Stock Farms.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
2sth day Of July, 1910. on petition OF
rabasset stock Farms, it was ordered,
adjudged and decreed as follows:
"First-That the holders Of all
bonds and coupons issued by said Car
rabasset Stock Farms, and secured by
its mortgage to said Portland Trust
Company, file said bonds and coupons
with E. M. Thompson of August a,
Maine, Special Master in Chancery for
that purpose, accompanied by afidavit
showing their ownership of same and
whether owned by them outright or as
collateral, and, If the latter stating
Second-In case the said Master Is
not satisfied as to the ownership of
any of said bonds or coupons, he is
authorized to submit the facts in the
case to this Court for determine
Third-The said Master is ordered
writing all holders Of bonds and cou-
from inspection of the records in this
case to be such, and to cause same
three weeks in the Independence Re
tt9rter newspaper published in
ekowhegan, in the County of Somer-
set, and the Kennebec Journal, a
newspaper published at Augusta, In
The County of Kennebec. stating
therein the substance Of this decree.
Fourth-All such bonds and coupons
shall be so presented and filed with
IN thirty days from the date of this
decree, and If any such bonds or cou-
pons are not presented and fled with
me said Master within said thirty
Gays, the owners or holders thereof
snail be forever barred from present
ing or receiving any payment on ac-
count Thereof
Fifth-The said Master is ordered
and directed at the expiration of said
lhlrty days to report to this Court his
proceedings. together with a state
Inent OF amount of such bonds and
coupons outst anding. with the owner
snip thereof, and the manner in which
they are held.
(Signed) A. NJ. SPEAR,
Justice Sup. Jud. Court"
E. NJ THOMPSON,
Special Master In Chancery.
= dated at Augusta, Maine. this LIST
DAY Of August. 1910. 3w-31
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-08-11

A sour man may make living, but
a polite man may make fortune.
What has become of the good old
fashioned child who always wanted
to be at home By dark?
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-08-11
STATE OF MAINE.

Somerset. IS. Supreme Judicial Court.
In Equity.
The skOwhegap Savings Bank VS.. n.
G. Wells, Walter $. Wells, LOttie
Wells and Ben s. Collins.
On the foregoing bill of complaint,
1t Is Ordered. that notice of the PEN
dency thereof be given to the said de-
PENDANT, Ben S. Collins, by publish
Ing an attested copy of said bill, or
an abstract thereof. and of this or
der thereon, three weeks successive
ly in The Independent Reporter, a
public newspaper printed at Skowhe-
gan in said county of Somerset, the
last publication to be thirty days at
least before the third Tuesday Of
September A. d. 1910 that he may
then appear at the Court House in
said Skowhegan at ten o'clock In the
forenoon of said day, then and there
to answer to said bill. and abide the
Judgment of said court thereon.
And 1t Is Further Ordered. that the
said Ben S. Collins file with the clerk
of said court for said county of Som
erset within thirty days after the day
above named for his appearance, his
demurrer. plea or answer to said bill,
If any he has.
WIN. P WHITEHOUSE.
Justice Supreme Judicial Court.
A true abstract of bill with copy of
order of court thereon.
Attest: w. T. SEEKINS, Clerk.
3w-31
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-08-11
abstract of Bill In Eauity.)
STATE OF MAINE.

.sot SIS. Supreme judicial Court
Some'Se'' In Equity.
nh. skowhegan Savings Bank
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-08-11

To the Bond Holders and Coupon
Holders of Carrabasset Stock Farms:
In the Matter of
Portland Trust Company, Trustee,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27
llnicIe Eram;e.

2u,t prlt'iitt 4Rnapo,g eyioli
u s;l,ltn. uitt ngt igr Tea Strauss
l,b'r irTotru aut il nle S.is. aisi.I
3;lluns. il 3utt n:,ri,:Rncr q.
itrs Gas .Gctt=t ci.t o'sl,E
hano,rtsU poW S.isrn 81. " IslIi,i
untrthshrllts @si,lita't u"o i,a.s..
hll!u q am bdu5litsa sNyo; rd5ceue
be- @;nttr: uuo aui . aatm 3lisn
uuitr itlt'll,, @2um,ccas ;n Sor.
mar I'm Ger yeFr r9t mIsy III ss.
irnrsn uro aud Int S,'fy biz Ee+
TN Rutflury TN, oliu a. sstin!li.
lsn 'aIsn ruta11,;s,H gacymm,uis.
teirll III ttiabitu. artTlrtt TiI altT
yudt1uoistr atonntHitN at Nsi 10,
Hbpnrtmtri in peA tai:lrva uue
ell ,ilby i'm GorcGs h,iasltr. wk
llC, nsl,tu I'M Serene h,;ltlsgosr
aboutrnhu nls ] dmit { / $gt nj,
! 70 tE srnh.na. l: - . ,a.s1..
l64 Sti,tr De .r.u Nag,;ftg S,ls.
iiora uaa Il, II: MI Ra-yH, psn str
Ir,.,,,, Wc,. q y,n,., ,,s,,- ~.
80, .,h,,
GS,, ,,,,u,,,,, ,a+ So nv ~.
NJ ,o" ,,,rsy, 4.,,,.s i,,>,u ,-,-.
~, Va .. ,t,st-., - H,s r,,-
lbr Ia$ &Gt iid b; II llb;n Mter
;, ,,."i4', r+.I,, a,;tr,. ,,,h, =, ,.,,.
'esr S;i,,,, m,sr ), ~, srr,,.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27

G.nlils bt,ulti.n lem ww l,itt e. ii
lRa lel. i 'oaar ar 5s 9es,u ciottes
sitbpe pstlicbsn's SstIcr in siMsm
SsrsHs ~ sniosttn mo 'olhtn, lnot=
rtn Gcrtlacn leltnutsr. a,s mno Ia
per:blI hn;'ie,Isn.
91sn;e trliilh iliacliihen Sinu
perratn clio os arlil! tes :. u. z.
ub oe 6. pi e.. pslte Ntnpf,n.
ita'. Dor tirtm .dib. prisitsr iriittr
I0ta Il lslrucosr, Gem pI.ls
'I.to!ilt' &l'toie uno pyifit:r aCsr
NltroulI,lttu - aut o,utite sis
nlt 40 iliter 6thpit, out lbye NIt-
bruatr N Gasiiio iritsr a5iilmmuHa
lltbel. anlSboytu Qno pt,t'm g
.o.n Dis SbIhl ~ ,tr romlts'l,bq
ldttU GUtc. Der bI. Nlt:r, tbtulo
aau5 5asn. otN:n 4ttll eotr U ala
ii bo lib, Rlmceu mi otritlNu gl,5s
Hno &,ystw' ui4.,lt itlnsn Statn ipta.
Del ll+ otUtu luotrsr Nr,il,
l,Ho tl.lsm Wellsn Sielptitgt.tr
Gbriii nou 6arIl!l " i':e trl:ut,a.
nil fIu {, II. :. oIrt eta Nybluo
". , Der 0ltb litta Linton e,u
lRlnpuyi oj.'ttu et G. oi y. ais t,ut
Nr Qutt atilbrlitt statmt ST;,
! b uouna u otu %lun " !tacu. Z
wtIt rwtlentr S.ti. wtltt b.
It,dstr@utylut S.,u,ae,' - rri,y
e'triutt olhtm Nti>t Scr IT'D 1T
! lrcm yNlwu t.n;talrtt p;rS,t; ey
Su Vaitt oty Elthta.ltbt ,,t
TEL uno petuyilt It d,a Uubtyttnlt;r
Rlt,U ',iam GSt.btuety.
81. e. law Il ra N r>tm &jytile
! 6t5lft tnto,ttn una IN u, ttu;r
III Wlbrtt 4ta'cmm shan sI0na.
| 10 uit, etr &;;t,u o.y Ral.l:% =
! 81. mb4s. St;oty tdt 1U5 oit'tI
/ 2Hu4d,oI rt N,& u,t n oIy &Ql
teEmtul i t,ue Wpt,M.N' Gt'
laGa, uuo mt'. NIX W ts tttElr.
t,ut uNr &, " u':adlG"A ltau,o'I
Iun> caH N,b oale.ti II ,rtsytl s,Hi
n;amtu eo;y AZ. rtgu II al elt
riit l"a;st ! it,llta. aNt N't d">tyt
lhyta ! No,n rltblt;tN UHo W.Ntt
| llnpcu.onmtu0t,t att y q g. Mlb
moh. otm um ,btt N po..owmaH3
Iio bc.aMMr:tu =. III. :. NJ or
Sttlt iptlt ihA, " .ty W,yr tut
itrns sea- %lI,tG Gus ot,ntn u4tns;
aUst tat 81 ntn SWuD,T ais NgUeH
Naahtu Aaat "a fUt',r Ct NJ et
mubt'i eltI;
I4as Nu w,lt eaS man Alt thu /,
Sas ias au1 .;neI anesrn ~.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27
Gin otter @rieatr helmaeaanacn.

IN itinu 9SpbnunG III C'aot Hriu
II am 6se,,al abt , Ntr yJrsui
: Stlrmtr tjnts pIOSllhtn lpNfs QtNct'
hm. NMltfnn be- Slars bntit Der
a,it csrr in QtltIliatr witrbalinnA
nil 'e,Etu ehtmlllltu NrtGt'. .amtrl.
ben IN Der : doi pt,lttt uuo iaUm ei'
ne hllbc S,anot 81 rlu't mlt ltlutr
"d'im nt Unite bdItt }, WHtet .r All
IsmtlS NtI ngrns, pcm lrlmm'n lpoe
/ " itun 0dmtraatu oil lbn ins San.
ltis pcrdnaelluSen. dOotr I'tn.
yu %'lliprbcrs may an 29tsn "a.
uudr lS4l / 91n6opt' Enlern Qe.
bcrtll mo lam III 'rlihsr CIR atrlt mli
ctu HIttyu MN > Vruonn, GRortds
NIB Astobu@ bic air lb: nor ,Slbt,l
(aubrtds III 1870 ND ,(dtpuus il,
1921 i'm 3ooe urldL rGtOCulsu. ?lis
Suabt bail CT ittncn Wlitr III Der
>hmlcoe N SiaQt GIN Ills tcr
Nurlrt!iitl du@trdh, trltln er be
Ndncu iGrs Hdrilruo glm ~. Suni
1851 irdt r Or Npmp. Is. cple 10.
Htl. bri une ottntt olI m als ;. Stu.
imdut. Spniu em Nop. 1856
wurot rr ais |. lieutenant orr Gomp.
Y. 20. ]icl. ,\ntonirp Nr, Wc. @oI.
ub;;rir'cn unb 1903 gum eapiau bcr
Ncmpdlnit teIor cti. an peltcn
Vp'isu ct i'm N3lll 1861 lc'rnlrit.
Nah otm UtleOe mINmcit CT ~ htm
cinpubc ala SompllhIn ,\naeultu,
me.hcr wrlhii,uuna cr sls uor m;ui.
0tU Nobrtn por lelnrm lrbt dui ben
iluBosmp'trn nOh'om. NuBr ,u'
rtr Wdlin &uni0unpa (Atb. Shne'
mutlltr) lip;,lthen ben litts irtu nm
ltint Samllit tt,crlicu @airr ,Wt;
Rmrtr, Ycu,s VI. St;,mtr itll Sah
rem Der veihll'siub CT Ou Veral Ss'
ltardpb 80. 81 Sener'cn 9llu uno enl.
ima frau 0eaau in Eai, St. 2ouls.
50. .pobubaii. @urer sirlen : en,sl
alnosr oss truahnien Sohms Spuis.
Der @raorbNs mar ein anlriti;att
| Mann. ein ,rtasr 6rsurb ielnsn Sreuu
oen uro aameraoer. u llette lelr
| prim ieint 8atiin nnb anhsr agi oas
,Grilihhs. bic mit itu, Nrsun,t mt
lang I'm isia Sinltaosu trautrn wtr.
ben.
Die 2tite tpuiot am Woniaa
nui ben Solpitsu Srisobole gu Seller
Jon 6itp unier arpbs Sbsilrutms beer
oiai. er rub, in ,frltbsn!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27
Nitleubaber, NdDtuns!

Vile 9ililtnubAbu Ter A'ehphal,d
HaGuiua DompanD ino be nit et,ahi
olt lab,htt Nt'GnmIUn0 wrl,t' esn
:. Stbrudr. llhr Nahm. Ia NorA.
nSntr's Naut dbNehlIiul lplrc. b iiu-
luubnm. slls 3leltal9tn. ale ! NJ q.
ienphauim austtltn mOlen, hno IT..
'uti IT'D uch 30 or Nt,lammlu 4
bu etu llnttrw tneien N mtlotn unh
be ,}lbl Der q DIR, bic tie mt 3oml-
icnphaniIn bfiiellen wOlell, anWAsoen.
glusuli u. yHsrnsr. prano nj.
&. i. Sstitl. ejsitlisiuhrtr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27
Gin wiintshsuasr -fliuare

b,,nst etiahr, St,csn-a't Zen Sse-- Tau
itnetr, eurt Gv,d.,una, Sa'ieH uEe Si'
CSr,p.t - elsisu Soretcn ses SS,n;fss uus
>rabi,nsa. Sart Se'ahyi.anals 'ins -nsy
reg'ts- Giileotr. %! gI;tTt Salth!esis
wuns, Srehsln gre S,thd. SSmsr' IN
Ntnitricp' uns cie Stb.f 2a!enNer SgTsr.
&enu eu1 be 6rIpre aHiaai aRe taa sats
sseen nerta III, 'aame, ut3i CT. StHi .
Ven Ttseer1r " ntemen. -Clns N!a'3s
scllit min,- 'nrs,e. 4. Z. Sanr, Sne
Saler, Se,F., ua1sem 10 ertl &eosn an
Der 9girpe -da'atiestns Sily ranes saH
aeu, 2unasnbluicn, Saitsr. eEtal,unssn-
Nsaabui,sn. Srpnouis, Nfsma, sas Ssfs
sct. Sl.W caraHt,ir, eu ). ciIlcESSd
& Sen. 8sitplaIis uns Sell, sns : y.
Sotu & Cons 1rae,re Co., Ct. Iseras
aRs q, ei,iae0s.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27
Gin idmua erltd,er 3rrthnm

II, GO ods Suitu uno Die Seln uon oamor,
bcieen aus,ufchen. Ran brandt es nltt.
Norti: -St lit ptsl an ~Fdee". 'srs'b,
@ll. u. Rdrlh. Stltr eitu, Z, g., IBIS 10
ttnt etatiel Sutltn's Aynica Sdlbt hci:e
pcltc MID baIo brllie" Srauppunasn,
Wtidwuyc, Slsberblaisr, Jt,sma, Shr,it.
pnucer, ou'aeip,undeue Ndpo tw,noen
nor eicisr, lal. bti y. S,I!rmspty Y Spr,
Nc'Whal,a une Soll, UNI =, y, Saeu n
2ous (raN,ua GO, 81 lbomas ano 2i.
elizabeth
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27
Gut HOti;naamr.

| @H mpisbisn uEs iplttn bic eIlls
tbensperhatrasas Volite aussansb-
isn rlnl&tn nls astat btr Equitable
Vie Aiiurancs 60. slnsr Ter probttn
% btiitu gs iihs' unssaslsaidd'icn
Qanbt seis Ton en- ,nn mll it,
- sintm ssbenspWlitsrmasplans
kAsn. alic bite ,rtrii in uaiewr
Nice rp,,uippteu es. ibr onosrsn
sotn Apsnir,L bic sr& Edsr iein:
kn Vulits bitten ionnstl, susr Str.
IN ftsntsf. -. D.
sttnnatssH - 80.
psnrp GanIcp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27
Ma6t's fehsb hdJsrsS.

Dur6 bas Wtrien Don Dr.. RINGS Rem
eiie Bille ptrb alisrorts oas qsben ith,rer
aemabt aesm Eeritop'una, Yilioii,tt, Tps'
pepiie llnrerbaulihistt, eeb,r. Visrens uno
einsewsiosunorbnunssn. Su limb lsidi
ab,r ,ider unb bauen bie Gslunobeit pou'
iianeia aui. 25e. bel 3. Slltsmeper 4 Con
NeItpbalia unb 6olf, unb 9. ~ s4eu Il
Gone, Ct, 1bomas unb Ct Gltabab.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27
Ginfsd,ss faWrivpt ltlittsi

eac5rIppe >Nnl,en ~ oe'dhtiia, ea CT i,d
OF III gunacnrruunhund er,wtdelt Sclta 4
0oncp nnb lar ibui mot nM BEN Sunr,
e,nhdI,, 'cnecrn bell! uno nar!t bic Yum.
9cn, 10 eib irIre 'tIlmmtn Solatn III IN, !,
ten nne Gates Solep'e Noutp ano Tar
enibdIi .tine i9aSIdeu Srcauen uno tit IN
sslbem Sa.eic. 5eA,e! 4 p,l,emtper.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27
t)erldtlli

On otu,itts Ndsttu iii iresmei.
rt 6ausl,btIi. Gav yo5g 'ar elt
ittit .nlen. Eatia',as,a ri
!. J. Wottittl.
oceltoI S,gtIr,
J'rtt'or Giip, Wo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27

his grea: County hs might be able 10
enlighten the public who do the pay
Ing. about school; i. public schools
and .heir meil DDS II he will, | am
ready f. give hm answer IN regard
10 fallinls found IN public school
system.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27

3urddstlahtn. Cine SpuIs
roibtr ssletn.mirn III gr. ysisaep.
ks's -oiiw.,- eieeniuamsr mag islbs
bsst sbkrlsn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27

3sp. Batter 9utslai bon Der Trsi-
fnliiapit 3 airds in IT gouis. a.r.
IN. Wud.rmau unb Rep. Sohn 6o.-
Itsn parsn am 9lsnftaa bier au' BE-
fuh.
TdhRsn Sonntus 80. Sia. in
bic idrlide aollsdts iiir bic iatholiihs
llnlpsrilidt.
Nnldflih oss Wihoari Slno Son
arsiiss uno gluslielunsSu Su Sprlnsrielo.
Wo. .Hunoilbrbllsttt non Class 20.
26, q uno % ianuar 1910 slltla
fir Ole Ridtehr nm %. 1884 alls
oit Yllstte piinihsu. mog'n IS mir IN
Wcrnus tnnp ibun camli lib lclte Don
Ct. louis bsislle. I'm giaberes .psn-
&C mon hh itrlltlih ootr p.rlonlld
M oltic Clllte
i. G. NauS. Nlcnt
Siaat SlIp, Wc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-27
1eben.une feucrper-
sleberhl;Q.

N elee e,e g.tHigr Del Hatual
Srs Snlataut, 6c. pcg Ssr 9ert.
NJ. hin il Agent ar Niagara Hsusr~
agi5trunas.@sistiSait. slis Die ihr
sssta ptrnt:rt pesr III ssssn 6susrs
lse Stutmi6aesn NOR blltsu mod
tn. ip.ll.r bet uI peyipreST.
gt.unasppl.
S<nrp &Sasrmaun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
SURE, GREEN MAKES
WHEELS GO ROUND

Give me fifty tickets to the shrine
circus" said Manager Green of the
Hammond Whiting & East Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
DEMOCRATS IN
STRANGE BOAT
erontinueo nom Page L,

democratic party in Lake County there
Is no alternative but to ratify. The
list of candidates has been prepared.
1t will not be made public until 1t is
too late for objections. Candidates
cannot be groomed and entered in a
race on the eve of the convention.
neither can candidates who do not
meet with the APPROVAL of the rank and
ale OF the party be eliminated at the
eleventh hour.
The facts are that when the demo-
Gratis of Lake County sit down to the
feast at the coming county convention
they will be provided with table d
hote and not an la carte bill of fare.
1t is this sort of table d'hote politics
that is disgusting the average demo-
crat.
TABLE D'HOTE POLITICS
Tt may be cheaper and more convent
ent to be told what you must eat. If
you eat at all. but the average man
would rater go over the bill of fare
and determine his own political diet
County Chairman John Gavit was
seen this morning and the suggestion
was made to him that in view of the
fact that the democratic county con-
vention is to be held next Wednesday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26

1t is remarkable that there is such
widespread ignorance regarding the
personnel of the county ticket.
Gavit smiled and said. The selection
of candidates will be left to the con-
vention."
When the suggestion was made that
1t was good politics to frame up slate
and then make the dear peepul' think
that they had selected and nominated
it, Gavit smiled again.
Wen asked If there would be a can
didate for the Office of prosecutor of
Lake and Porter counties Gavit said.
positively, that there would be. all of
which was taken to mean that the
county chairman knew what is going
on IL the people do not
Usually at this stage of the pre-
liminary campaign which leads up to
the county convention the candidates
| for tie nomination have printed an
nouncemeats of their intentions to
seek the nomination. Not one of these
| appears.
| The only fragments of information
! that ave ben given out are that Fret
Carter will not be a candidate fol
Sheriff and that dward Simon Will mo-
make tie race for representative. Botf
of these announcements were forced BY
THE TIMES articles which made il
necessary for the candidates to sa,
whether or not they intended to make
| the race.
4 Just when flood of light will b'
let in on the political situation from
a democratic point of view viii not b.
i known unless this article has the effec
of forcing an announcement of the slat
before the convention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
ST ADMITS HE
WAS DRUNK B'GOSH

A man from the rural districts who
gave the pastoral name of ST. Perkins.
relinquished IL sheckles of the crop re-
ceipts to the city court this morning.
When asked If guilty of drunkenness.
81 admitted as much by saying, 'I'll ge
gol darned eff 1 amt"
The agriculturist claims to abide in
Corning. N. Y, and explains his pres
ence in the Hoosier state as a gratifi-
cation of the wanderlust which he had
suppressed for two score of harvests.
A number of implements which might
or might not be characterized as of the
farming variety were clustered in the
garments of the '.B gosh" person. Wher
laid out upon a table they gave the i'm
preston that the owner premedftated
wholesale murder.
A revolver, razor. pair of plyers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26

screw driver. iackknife and a plug of
Navy tobacco were the articles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
- . y y ~
HEARD
- By -
RUDE
. . . . . . . . . . 8 . . = . .
OUR DAILY POEM.

OUR DAILY POEM.
The girls they like to get coat
OF tan and brag about it,
But really don't you think they look
About as well without It.
HAZEL MUTT
Wouldn't do any harm to take a look
and see how the moths are getting
along with the heavies.
There are two persons you should
avoid in Gary. Those who want to
borrow money and those who have
none to lend.
Every once in a while we have
good old fashioned sand storm just
to give Gary's late arrivals a taste of
what we had in the early days.
Most unpopular song in Gary. "Schocl
Days, School Days"
| They Do Come Back.
| l. Life insurance agents
| 2. Bases from vacations.
| 8. Municipal election.
! 4. Sand f1eas.
5. The bill collector.
| Well, its some consolation If we get
| the South Broadway bridge for a Xmas
| present.
Crown Point. Ind, Aug. 25th.
| Dear Editor-Crown Points almost
! as wet as Gary today. Met former
/ blind pig from Gary yesterday He took
| the blue ribbon in the fancy hog de-
| partment Hank Dewberry. who raised
/ the largest pickle last year. is marrieS
| this year and amt raising anything this
| year, so didn't exhibit what he used
| to have. The attractions is good and
| candidates plentiful. The latter's CT
| gars is still rotten Contractor Crowell
| who had the contract for the bridge
| over the Calumet river for the past tive
years lives here He says he's on hi:
vacation and don't know when he:
| coming back.
Yours as long as the money lasts.
HENNERY COLDBOTTLE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
BANKING BUSINESS
ON THE INCREASE

Cashier Paul /. Nuschelewicz of the
West Hammond Trust and Savings
bank reports that business is picking
up considerably. A large number of new
accounts have been received and 9TH
ers are expected when the people of
the village of West Hammond find they
can do the banking more conveniently
and just as safely in their own neigh
borhood as they can in Hammond.
Both the directors and the stockhold-
ers are very much pleased with the
showing that has been made so far,
and now believe that there is no ques-
tion that bank was needed IN West
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
Relatives Located.

Relatives and friends of Ludwig Jar
ros, the section hand killed Thursday
by q South Shore Interurban car, have
been located in East Chicago and will
have charge of the funeral. to be held
tomorrow
cago where the funeral will be held
in the Polish church, after which a final
service Is to be given at the Holy
Cross cemetery in West Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
BELINSKI SPECIAL
ASSESSMENT ATTY

The village board of West Hammond
last night appointed Joseph Belinski
to take the place of S. K. Markham as
special assessment attorney. A mo-
ton was also made that all new en-
cheering work is to be done by w. F,
Bridge of Hammond, while the old
work will be finished by Engineer w
3. Ewing.
Outside of that the work was all OF
a routine nature. The session of the
board was not long one and adjourn
ment was taken until the next regular
session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
RELEASE GRANTED
ON TECHNICALLY

Attorney Joseph Conroy received
word today that Judge w. w. Mcmahon
of Crown Point has ruled that Joseph
Turko, who was committed to the coun-
ty jail on the charge of wife beating
may be released on a habeas corpus
writ. The writ was secured on the rep
resentation that the courts order had
not bee properly written up.
1t is understood that a number of
other prisoners in the county Jail could
be released on the same technicalfty if
they had any one to take their cases
for them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
HAMMOND NEWS
FAIR CROWDS
BREAK ALL RECORDS

The crowds which went to the Lake
county fair from the northern part of
the county this morning broke all rec
ords 1t is believed that fully 800 peo-
pie left this morning for the county
seat.
The threatening weather of yester-
day served to cut down the attend
ance from this part of the county. A
number of people went to the county
seat In automobiles today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
New Diphtheria Case.

A quarantine has been declared at
1924 Monroe street. where Florence
Rice, the 8-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H C. Rice, is the latest vic
tim of the diphtheria epidemic.
DR.. weis, the attending physician. has
hopes of a quick recovery, and is do
ing all in his power to prevent the
spreading of the disease.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
Stray Mare Is Returned.

The mare owned by Frank Phillips,
which strayed from its barn at Plum
mer and Oakley avenues, was found by
Antol Kadi. kadi is a farmer owning
land in Calumet avenue. but a short
distance south of the city limits. The
animal was found by him Wednesday
morning, and through THE TIMES he
was able to locate the owner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26

Electric railway to Dr. H. S. Sharrer.
'I.il sell them
God bless man like that" said
Sharrer. HE Is not a member Of the
shrine and yet he takes much inter
est in its success as though he was.
Those are the kind of men who are
making the wheels go around in this
town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
Patients Improving.

diphtheria patients of the Sauers fam
lily has been reported. The attacks. al
though not severe, had developed very
suddenly and not a little anxiety was
felt by the physician and parents.
DR. Weis, under whose care the have
been placed, believes the crisis to have
passed.
under quarantine.