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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04
LAKE COUNTY RAILROADS TO
DO MORE THINGS FOR GARY

1t is reported in Gary railroad cir
cles that two more rail changes con-
template great things for Lake eoun-
ty. One is said to be the erection of
another union depot, TO be located on
Broadway for the joint Of the
Michigan Central the Wabash and the
Gary & Western lines. And. once more
the story looms up that the Illinois
Central viii shortly extend its subur-
ban service across the county with it's
terminus at Gary.
Another Union Depot.
1t is known that for some time the
New York Central. highly satisfied be-
cause one years profits from its Gary
depot had paid its share of the quar-
ter of million dollar union depot
which the Lake Shore uses jointly with
the Baltimore & Ohio. has been fgur-
ing on improvements for its other line
the Michigan Central
The tracks of the latter road cross
Broadway at Tenth avenue and, Dor
dering its wide right OF way it is
paralleled by the Gary & Western ele-
waited tracks and also by the Wabash.
Neither of the three have erected sub
stantial depots as yet and the nrst
two lines now make use of one sta
ton
Wabash Is Optimistic.
Not only the New York Central Of
fcials, but President Delano of the
Wabash have great faith in Gary and
their reason in delaying the erection
Of any imposing station has been due
TO the fact that all could jointly erect
union station at much less cost
In the past two years the Gary sta
ton OF the Wabash has transacted
more freight and passenger business
than any other city between. Detroi'
and Chicago It's freight traffic is
growing constantly by reason of its
central location. thereby offerins
cheaper drayage facilities to shippers
The wide strip of land owned by the
New York Central north of the NJ c
depot is said to be the site of the flu
ture station Recent conferences have
been held on the matter and 1t is moi
at all improbable that announcement
OF another two or three hundred thou.
sand dollar depot is to be erected a.
Tenth and Broadway. Whether nov
or a year from now. the union depo
Is to come with all the certainty O.
the suns movement
Illinois Central Gets Busy.
The Illinois Central is again busv
with the proposition of capturing som,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04

The ground is being staked off today
a the southwest corner OF Jefferson
and Sixth avenue for the new Methodist
church building. costing $4,000, for
which Architects Hendricks and Ham
mons have prepared the plans. Con-
tracts VIII be awarded Immediately
for the excavations and the basement
of the church building will be so con-
structed that it may be occupied by
the church congregation as soon as it
is completed BY this time it is
thought the building committee will
be able to go ahead with the rest of
tho building.
The new church edifce win be of
g2thic style. 1t viii be located on the
four lots donated by the Gary Land
company. The ground floor plans are
so BY 80 feet The seating capacity of
the church when entirely completed
VIII be $4,000, including the Sunday
school room. galleries. etc.
IN the basement there will be an
entertainment room As by so. stage and
dressing rooms. choir rooms and club
rooms for the ladies and men
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04
WIRELESS
INTERESTS
The PEOPLE

Tho demonstration of wireless tele-
pfrony In Hammond continues a. matter
OF interest from day to day. J. w.
Caldwell. the secretary of the promot-
Ing company for the Continental Wire
less Telegraph and Telephone company
has been in Hammond every day this
week, to interview business men with
the idea of disposing of some of the
stock
While the company is demonstrating
the wireless telephone. it is not laying
80 much stress upon this feature of
wireless as upon the telegraph. The
wireless telephone is merely in its en-
bryonic state, while the wireless tele-
graph is in daily commercial use.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
FOR A FARM!
Big Lumbermen HIVE Turned Oven
100000 Acres IN wisconsin to Amer
lean immigration Company
for Settlement.
GREAT LAND SALE is ON:

Quit the uphill fight as a tenant
farmer. Here's a chance for farm
e Of your Own; 90 up to Wisconsin!
money and muscle and vim into buy
ing. clearing and developing a farm
that will make you independent.
Tho American immigration company
of Chippewa Falls. Wis. has come into
possession of a total OF over half a
million acres in the very heart of Wis
consin.
veloped land lies in the Round Lake
County, Sawyer CouSty, alone A
country Of abundant rainfall and the
pureSt Of water.
This is the best of all the ROUND
LAKE WISCONSIN FARM LANDS and
settlers and investors are swapping it
UP at $3.50 to $40 per acre. ten
years time
The company is making these re-
markedly low prices and easy terms
because its great development plans
center in Sawyer county.
New towns are being laid out, rail-
roads are coming and great progress
is being made by the settlers already
there.
The soil is a rich, sandy loan, with
clay sub-soil, or a clayey loan soil
both particularly adapated for dairy
farming, stock raising and the produc-
ton OF big crops Of wheat, oats. barely.
timothy. clover. tobacco. sugar beets
and all classes of vegetables. Stock
raising is very profitable
ZE5S14xSN Parties In [ er e q
NSEsSfSes4AN should write at once for
flTS %9Tst maps, books and full in
lEASxkMHA61Hf formation, to the local
V&gs5sS1sH$s7Hx representative OF the
! W2NH%EgW American Immigration
S&A&SI company.
Gostlin, Meyn & Co.,
ocS- STATE AND HOFFMAN SITS.
HAMMOND. IND.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04

won't let ne I will do so anyhow I
have been working eighteen hours per
day trying to keep track of the new
buildings and its no use Unless you
get me an automobile its all of. Wire
at onst. HENNERY CoLDBOTTLE.
AS city Gary should be given the
national prize for making the loud
est scream.
If we had moxing pictures of the
alleged graft and extortion at the Gary
mills do you suppose the exhibition
of these horrid scenes would be al
lowed?
How to Make Your Lawn smooth
Continued from yesterdays PostD
If the lawn is a. little bunpy. FIJI
the depressions little at a time with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04

on the charge of disorderly conduct.
pleaded guilty in the city court this
morning and was fined a dollar and
costs, amounting to IS. He paid his
nne, taking this as the easiest way out
OF his predicament Rave was arrest :
ed by special officer while he was
going through the company houses tell
ing the riveters and cranemen and
painters not TO go back to work in or
der to make the strike in the plant eff
fective.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04
HAMMOND news
Guilty of Disorder.

Stanley Frajzak was found guilty OF
dlsorderly conduct in connection with
the riot in kowalskfs grove in West
Hammond The trial of the case was
In Judge Green's court. but the case
was appealed
John Okray. who was held under a
similar charge. did not appear and his
trial Will be held later
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04
Files Suit for So. 600.

Mary NJ. Spanier, through her attor-
neys. Mcmahon & Conroy. has fled an
action against NJ Ruhstadt and the
Lake County Savings and Trust Co.
the assignee. in which she asks $4,000
damages for breach of contract
Miss SQanier alleges that she entered
into contract with Ruhstadt to rent
a portion of floor space for millinery,
purposes She says that she was also
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04

a. fine garden soil. But half an inch
OF soil on a a time and let the grass
grow through it before putting on any
more. In this way a lawn can be made
smooth in the course of a season or
two without being torn up and lying
bare for months-Post.
Another method is to invite all your
heavyweight friends and hold a picnic
Let them all lay down and roll over the
bumps This. besides being good for
the lawn, is very beneficial as weight
reducer.
TOO many writer's use larger words
than their ideas.
A man down state of IS friskv years
married his nlother-in-law. who con
tossed TO the census tsker of having
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04
Picnic at Cedar Lake.

-Four trains made up of eight coach
es each carried the butchers and gro-
GERS of Chicago TO Cedar Lake over
the Monon today The Chicago deal
ers have their annual outing today
and seemed TO enjoy it very much. es-
pecially while passing through Ham
mond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04

to have the exclusive use of one win
dow.
She claims that the store was fire.
quently closed for the purpose of tax
ing inventories and that her business
was injured by the repairing of the
building.
She then alleges that Mr. Ruhstadt
assigned his business to the Lake
County Savings and Trust company
and this deprived her of the use of the
store
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04

seen e5 summers after swearing him to
secrecy The village gossips are now
trying to figure out what relation the
couple are.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04
CARL RAVE PLEADS
GUILTY THIS MORNING

Carl Rave. who was arrested yester-
day morning in the Standard district
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04

Not to Be Trusted.
A society made UP of men who obey
because they have to is worthless.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-04
True Patriotism.

rue FdtrIOtISnls
Teach your children that the true
patriotism is to love their country.
not for whet they can make out OF
her. but for what they can give to
her.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
Gin ibealer 0atte

lit nntiihtis. iefbit NIT elmer 5anfs
iiintisen Srau, ba er peib, baB lie Der
Siitfe bebarf. sic mag 10 nerbos urb
ibre @eiunbbeit 10 seihpdd)t fem. baB
iebe &letnigteit tie itDrt. @snn tie
melandplii6 cber erresbar lit ODER
NIT appetftlotsfeit, &opfi9mer5eu.
ShIafloiiefeit, 8eritopfuns ober
SGtp1he< unb Shiuinbel : Infdllen
seplagt lit. banu beoari lie electric
Bitters, hieies ipunberbaren Seila
mittels fir leibenoe Srauen. Saus
ienbe. bic NIT Srauenz ober Werpens
leiben. Niidenihmer5en uno ihtpaden
9ieren bebaftet iparen, baben oaslelbe
gebraufjt unb iino eeilnb uno 9lild@
It'd ~getporben. Yrobiret odslelbe.
glos so Gents. 3ufrieoenitellung
garantirt bon g. 8. &uete, sos
Wain StraBe. Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
Gbemals Gumbug nnb CUR 3eit 8rub.
iAmieb, mDfte CT Sunbess
ienatpr iuerben.

Sobn 5. breckenridge, Der 8rob-
i1mieb, Der iif ols &anbioat fir bas
s(nt als 9unbesienator fir Wiliouri
ansefiinbigt bat unb oeIien Ietition,
nit Der pori6riftsmdBigeu an5abl
llnterihriiten perieben, beim Staats-
iefretGr eingereiht porben lit, mar
iriiher elm Gombop. Gr betreibt cine
@robidmieoe IN Den Siebb0fen 81
Soutb ct. Soiepb, Wo., mo iagt, er
meroe groBe Initren9ungen MAIDEN,
oas gunoesienatoramt 81 erlarl.
gen uno au Dem 3wed iGmmtlibc
Counties bes Staates bereiien. 8abs
reno er iih IN n8ilb 8eit Sbons"
ais 2aiioperfer uno tiibner Sdger
~proou5irte, bat er europa uno alle
Sbeile Der Ser. Staaten bereiit. SSll
9riiliel bat err BEL einem Sotelbranbe
flint Yerionen gerettet unb in Sad
ionpille, Sla., Dor Z Sabren 5mei
Berionen BON gritifen oltr6 &auh.
Sn Serieppiae, ST., no er Sarmer
mar, erpies er lid Dor ief)s Sabren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
alinst mic Elm Wardjen.

Die mieoerbolt aufgetallfte Wtel'
bung, DOB ii6 bel,te, ~ Sabre nad)
0em paniid.omerifaniihen &riege,
nod INNER mebrere .Sunbert ipani.
ide Solbaten ais @efangene balb.
milber StGnme ai,f ben Sbilippinen
beiinoen, bat cine nelle Seitdtigung
crbolten. Sn Eamplona lit ein
Wonn Gamens Sole Garcia Yerelo
einaetroffen, Ser nit 81 anberen
nab fur6tbaren 2eioen feline 5luht
bon Dem Irhipel beperfiteQigt ia.
ben min.
@ie Ser bon ieinen I%ngeborigen
lett mebr oils elmer 9efaoe ais toot
bemeinte Wann berihtet, ihnammen,
OILS bas Sabr5eug, aif Dem CT bien.
te, BON ben ariegsihiffen oes Iomi'
rails 0epep in Den @runo gebobrt
muroe, 26S Wann Der 9eiasung bel
Iopeleto ans 2anb. Die Seeleute
muroen bon elmer Soroe bon Saga-
len aeiangen genommen uno na6 Der
Sniel Sanap in Die Sflaperei &c.
ihleppt. @Gbreno ibrer 5Dolfiabri-
aen @eiangenihaft wiirben Die lin.
oliidliGen meiitcns ais 3ugtbiere
perwenoet uno iie litten entieslih.
2etten Sanllar beidlolien 80 Der che
maliaen Seele,lte einen per5ipeiielten
Sludtper1ud 81 unternebmen. NlS
elm Shiii iif Der Snicl nGberte,
lpransen tie ms @aiier. Siinfnno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

pllrben aud nift in gnipritd ge-
nommen. SRI. 5leming nit ibrell
8eeleiterinnen, Die i'm Sotel Saxon
Guartier genommen, fam auf elmer
8unoes- 8arfaiie na6 Dem S6iffs.
baubofe, unb Die 9amen inter ge'
gleitung bon peri6ieoenen Der Iotas
bIen aus Dem ,9lumenltaate" traten
a,lb auf oemielben @eee Die Hiifs
fabrt mad Wanbattan an, inbem lie
ii6 bonn Si,Be Der %. StraBe aus
Ginger Automobile bebienten.
Die 3nifauermenge perlieB brrrf)
Die perifiebenen Sbore OIL Sanos
StraBe, Dorf StraBe uitb Slulbing
Mpenue ltnb Cumberland Strabe Die
Happ Oarb, ltllb an ben 3ug1ngen
our Happ garo itnnoen unsahlige
Gambler nit Soupeniers, 9ebenf-
biiflein unb nSloriba" .Sloggen uno
fonoen nit ibrer @aare reibenbcn
IbiaB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
als Elm itarfer GongreB-G anoioat Der
Io5taliitiihen Irbeiterpartei.
95,re liebfoit eirt Sinb.

Su Sittsbur9 ledte elm ipilper 2otpe
Die Sanb zines &inbes, lpeld,e bieies
in ieineu adfig seitredt bate. 0is
8efabr fiir 8inber lit oft erpB, lpcn1
mar tie am n~enigiten ertpartet. Sfts
mails fplnmt bieielbe. burd) Grfdltun4
gen, Group ODER 9euhbuIten. 9ieie
2eiben tobteu Sauienbe, fpelde bur1
ben @ebralu6 bon Sr. Sings Netp
Discovery hdtten eerettet tperben
f6nnen. ~ginise 9oiis furirten unier
8abp bon eiucm i6limmen Infau BON
group", i6reibt Srau George 9.
Sapis bon Stat Rod. q. 6. a@ir
9e6en linn INNER bon bieier giepi3in
elm, ipcnn es iih erfdltet. IS iii cine
mrmberbart Mebi5iu fiir Babies"
Sas bette Seiimittel fir grfdItlmsen.
SuitetL 9a@rippe, Iitbma, Wntititr5e
unb idipade Sungen. 80 Gents unS
$1.00, Erobeflaihe frei. 8ardna
tirt bon Z. @. $3.50 Eain
StrdBe, 9llbuoue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

breiBig bon ibnen crtronfen uno q
I,bere febrten liad) Der aiiIte Suritd,
aber Die iibrigen % erreidten
lbmimmcnO Oas Sobr5elg, oas Der
amcrifaniide Sanbelsbompfer Bal
tintorc" lpor, mo mllrben bon Dem.
ielben ailfgcnommen. Sor pier5ebn
Sageu bon benz Sd)iffe in 9orOeoitr
gelanoct, ipanoerten lie 81 Sub mad
Der ipaniiden @renSe. Son ieinen
geretteten 9eioensgenoiien bat Tc.
relic nibts mebr gebort, ieit er iid)
auf aenl Wari6e bon ibnen trpnn.-..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
ceaerreid5 bat bic Bette Slasndfbiae,

Seiterreit lit I'M 8elise Der bsiten
bis ieet fonItruirten SlugmaiSi ine.
Mit einem bon Dem @iener SSbnt-
fer Grid fonitriiirten WonoSlan
fiibrt Der oiterrei6tihe 4piatifer Sa.
ner tdeli6 5weiitiinbise Sliise fber
bas 8iener.H el,itabter Selo alsf, Die
Seniation uno groBen SSubel erregt
baben. 9ereits 5peimal floe Saner.
elm Wann bon on 8erDeeenbst greit.
5enoer aiibnbeit, nod 8ien uno 5u-
rid uno err erreidte babel nit ieiller
0eaihine Die foloiiale 8ei6rpinoig.
felt bon SO engliihen Meilen in Der
Stun0e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
Gin rihtiser r9um Sup"

mar Cutie - tie fletterte auf Sdume
unb 3dune, iprang iiber Grdben uns
idnibelte an Iuem bernm, lpobet ite
lid tets arabs uno S6nittipllnoen,
gerrenfunaen. G%uetidplugen, Seulen.
9ranbs nnb 8riibpunben 5u3og. Sbre
Wltter aber lpanbte einfad Sndlen'S
arnifae Sal6e an ilnb beilte lie fdtneu.
Sieielbe beilt Gqes, mas beilbar lit
@eidpiire, @c5ema. alte Bnnoen.
S%iibnerauaen unb Sdlnorrbotoen.
8erIuhet bieielbe. % Gents in
3. SO. Huete's Gpotbefe. $50
Nain Strabe. Dubuque, SOMA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
Ser Hpoiepeltihen Tsomilie lit ole

Ser Hpoiepeltlhen Samilie ut ole
erite Gtugc ocs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Die aus bier g%erdumigen 3immern
beiteDt, eingerannlt noroen. Gs albt
bort 5pei Salons, cinen Mlilifiaal
illb oas SpciIe5immer. 2ie Mus
itottilng Der @emGter lit iehr gebie-
gen. Der groBe Solon lit nit bert-
iher eide bis 5llr Scfe arsgetatelt,
Der fleinere Salon lit in ROTH gebal-
ten, bide Stofftapete befleibet Die
@Gnbe uno ibmelenoe mobnrotbe
Seppihe beoefen ben Earfettfubbos
Den. Sas elegante Muiif5immer lit
nit meiBer Selfarbe geitrid,cn urlo
Seiet reidlifen @olbitild. Gas
SpeiieSimmer, nit ulten, b~cbdbigcrl
Wobeln altSgcitattet, maft etnen iebr
anheimelnben ginOruf.
Gopiebclt 5eigte iih balb naf lei
ner Nnfunit am Seniter rno be-
griiBte Ollrd SGnbclpinfen bos i'm
itromenben Hegen ausbarrenoe Yn.
blifitm.
Gor ser 9otihaft traf ail6 elm
fleiner offener Wobelipagen ein; er
brodte bas aus fiinf3ebn rieiigen Se-
oerfoficrn beitenoe HsiiegepGf, oas
nit e. g.. 9teip Dorf" iigniert ilno
iiber lllo iiber nit meiBen. rotben
unb bla,ten 3etteld)en perleben ipar,
Die bel Den pielen 3oQreollinnen IN
oen perid)ieoenen 2dnbern m1breno
Der langen Heiie 5ilr aontrole auf-
geflebt lporben iino.
lin ~ ltbr begab iih gr.Eruii.
bent 5ppiepelt nit ieiner 6amilie IN
@iltomobilen gum Yotsoamer gabrls
bof, BON mo lie IN Dem faiIerliferl
Salommngen mad, Eotsoam gum Be
Iuh oes aaiiers fubren.
Im 9abnbof 0ilbparf mar cine
grobe 3itihauermenge angelammelt
Die lif ol,db onrh ben itarfen &ieiels
regeu nift abbalten lieB, Den tribe
rcn 9r1iibenten Der &ereinigten
Staaten s1 begriiBen. I'm IL ltbr
53 Winuten flibr Der S~ofionoer6ug
in Der faiierli6en 9abnbofsballe Elm.
gr beitano aus 5mei @agen oes 8ats
iers llnb einem britten @agerl, IN
Dem iih Die Sefretdre uno Mitglies
Der Der amerifaniIhen gotIf)aft IN
Berlin beianoen. 8or Dem gabnbof
batten 5molf gquipaeen @unteluns
gcnommen, Die pom Sberbofmar.
i6oQamt CUR @erfiigung geitellt ipa-
ren. Den Siherbeitsoienit unb Die
slbiperrungen lciteh Der Gbef Der
Gotsbamer @refutippolisei Sreiberr
b. &leiit. Serr &ooiepelt, Der benin
@erlaiien bes 3iises sablreifen Tbo'
toerapben itanobalten mliBte, beItlea
nit Dem omerifanii6en gotidaftcr
Sill uno General b. 9openfelb Den
eriten @agen. slls iib Die gauipage
Der Strabe nah Dem Sibeitter oes
Neuen 8alais nGberte, liifteten Die
3uldauer boflib ben .Sut. &ooie.
belt griiBte, ben c3plinoer in Der
Sanb baltenb, urlaiisgeiest nod alien
Seiten. Or madte einen etruas mii'
ben Ginbrud. SIN speiten @ager
iaBen in tiefer Srauerfleioung Die
9emablin bes '@r.Graiibenten init
ibrer Sod)ter nno Die @uttin bes
goti6afters Sill nit einem 5ilr Bot
ihaft ~geborigen Serrn. aiH Srail
Rooiepelt banfte freunolih fir ott
8riibe, ole ibr bonn Yiibliflim bar
gebraft plroen. Sn ben iibriger
@agen batten bas 8efolse bes Or
Yr1iioenten uto Die Witslieoer Del
9otidaft Tlat genommel.
Yunft etn l1br begann i'm Neuer
Balais Die Sriibitiifstafel beim Sal
Ter i,nb Der aaiierin, 81 Der Del
aronprin5, Die aronprin5eiiin, unf
Die Yrin5en gitel 5rieorih itto Ir'
quit @ilbelm NIT ibren 8emablin'
men aela0en Daren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
Gin Mann piinidJt su iterbett

MIR bann, ipern cine trdee 2eber uttb
G~insctpeios ibu CUR 8er8neiflun9
treiben. I6er Sr. Sings SEEM Site
Yiaen treiben alles @ift aus benz
Spitem, bringen Spffnung unb Wtltb.
furiren ale 2eber@, Wa9ens unb Nie<
renleiben unb perleiben ifipdden,
nerpDien unb trdntlid)en Serionen
neue 8elunbbeit uno 2~ebensfraft.
25 Gents in z. @. Huete's IpoS
tbefe, 656 @tain Ctr, Dubuque. ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

@liiBigsang rei6t mcbr als
Mrbeit auf. Sdaben unb Shanoe bait
OH nod in ben &mif.
8 iiiBes unb freunbli6es 8ort
i'm DIR bes Siinbersl bab gu, Serr.
mein 8ott, ben Siirfti9en ilno Irmen
einlaoeit our @emeini6aft Seines'
allerbeili9iieu Seibes.
8as Die Iuiif fir marifiez
reube Solbaten, bag Iino Die NIT
reoelmdBiaen slbidseu 9eipro6ener
@ebetc 6es bl. 8oientran5es fir Die
&dnfahrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
Il s%e,ummer. Sann

cNs. n e~etommtr, Die Snnite y" 5erH
a. ia blsibe iper 2uit lNit Sor5ra .6u
Saus.-So beiBt es in bent betaunteiten Soblien
uui ben gSonnenlonat init Der llebcrtretblnQ IN
iueldler iih Die 3id1ter SIT 9efauen pTlegeti. user
hattie iuobl ,2tit" nit Sorgen Su Sals 5u bleihef?
3iutusen nicbt hummer unb Sorse bic gun sur
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gen Mculdleniuebrbeit, Die i'm bdrtelten Sample
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bieies 9eber tOitlid lit. 10 III eS Mtuhe uno Nroeit
ohue llnterlaB. 2anr oaB mir Dem errnatteter
aDrper Die liptboiritigite Grhulnrg gonnen oiir'
len. lie nntiirlid,e Spl9e. Die man ait Sthrttt
lno 3ritt beobadbten fam, 1T oann bic grldllat-
iarbe, appiitbniersen, 8eritopfuns unb anbere
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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

and Arthur Levinsky, an attorney OF
Stockton. These men called prelim-
mary meeting February 81, 1909, which
met in Judge Graham's courtroom,
where the articles of the association
were drawn up. 1t was agreed by
those present that membership in the
Lincoln grammar school association
should at first be confined to the pio-
neers, the boys who attended the
school from 1865 to 1871, and that an
other year should be added at each
annual meeting: so the boys of '72'
are now in order. Joseph NJ. Green
berg was elected president. A. NJ. Rob
ertson vice president, E. G. L. Hoeber
secretary and Thomas Burns treasurer.
Charles B. Turrill was appointed his
torian. 1t was moved and seconded at
this meeting that a banquet be given
three days later in honor of David
Belasco, a famous Lincoln boy, who
happened to be in town at the time.
Great how Dave has come up said
Brick Hoeber. Remember how he
used to crate and act up back in school?
He was the whole show. Anybody could
tell just what Dave was going to be-
There was Josh Royce. Remem-
ber him. The chap with the fiery red
top who wore his trousers Stylish,
turned UP 10 inches from the ground.
Gee, What a crackajack he was at
the teacher some"
His schoolmates affirm that it was
easy enough to see that Josiah Royce
would become a famous historian.
Harry Webb, the one who has drifted
farthest away-now chief engineer for
the De Beers mining company in South
Africa-was always great on math.' =
He used to do sums for the other fell
lows. He was something of an orator,
~ t-lsa &C. fT>x aufe
skinny" Green, now president of the
Pacific casualty company, was poet
who wrote love sonnets all over his
slate. He has recently published a
book of verse. Said he. ut has taken
me 40 years of hard work to afford
the luxury of blossoming out as a
poet" Brick Hoeber, now with the
Francis Valentine company. was the
Peck's bad boy of the school. ring
leader in all kinds of mischief, and
withal a rattling good fellow. Any
body could see that he would be a
hustler all his life. He was always
starting something" He was the hero
of the. flying spud" that careened on
and broke window because Jack
Broderick dodged it, and the bent
pin.'' trick so old as to need no eluci-
dation. The fellow behind him was
doing the same thing" and Brick"
sat down first.
That little incident made great inn
preston on me-" said Brick just the
other day. "They say, too, that I paint
ed Lincoln's statue green one ST Pat
rick's day 7 didn't We just decor
ated it with cabbage leaves, turnip tops
and other emblematic green. Jack
Wade and got suspended for that
trick. Did they use corporal punish
ment in those days? Well, rather-and
then some. Old DIR. Phelps had a raw