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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-29
Sebte hoffnuns peridwuu EN-.

Eebte hoffnune perihpun >en.
Via berporraeenbe Gerate iaeten
baB @. M. S%mitbbnrt, bon Tetin,
Sa,, unbeil5are Ghminbiuht babe,
mar beHen leste Spfnuna bohin,
aber Or. 8ines Getp DISCOVERY far
Sdminbiuht, Sufen nnb grfaltun.
aen retteten linn bonn grabe. gr
iast: ,9ieie Rebisin bat mid arinbs
lih fnrirt uno meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitbem babe id fie 10 Sabre lang
aebrauft, unb erahte bieielbe oils
cine tuunberbares Sdlss unb 2uneen.
Seilmittel.1 Strene mifenIfaft.
Seifmittel fiir Suiten, ipeben
Sals ooer Grfdftuneen, unb iidJeres
8urbengunesmittel aesengnenmpnia.
@arantirte 5tnifen su 80 Gents unb
S1.oo In Baffer Bros. Gppthete
Slaide frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-29
Der @erth Der Oentidca spradJc.

&ie febr in oieiem 2onoe bc1lte
Der 8ertb Der beutiden Sprode oc.
ifaet miro, ergiebt d aus Dem foJu.
enoen @ciipieI: SrauIein giIIion
6airfer, iiingite Sodter bon Serrn
mo 6ran 9aoib 6miier bonn ,Sei.
0elberg", erlieB Dor ai,rsen cine
feline afBeiae in elmer euaIfid,en
SETTING in Chicago, III lucIder tie
eite SteIIiurg oils StenooropbiItin
llluo Observation-Disclosures uerIonote,
petolpino, oaB lie Der oeiltid)en Spra.
de M Wort mo Sdrift mddtia iei.
Inter oiloerer aitten Sfierten lief
elile loldle bon Der beriibmten 8iann.
Slrfiiotln 6ron Bloomfield 3eisIer
en-, tpelde cine 9eaIciterim nno gris
pat-Sefretarin mif ibren a~iisaeoebn.
Ten eolt5ertreiien, bier llr6 in guro.
pa, ludte unb in SrGuIcin Solller
oie aeiuiiuidtc Game aefunoen aIa,tb
te. Sbne laaaes 9eiinnen nobm
otele oic Stellitne an nmo lit &c.
reits iod Chicago abaereiit. Die
Silnttlerin miro oemtidit cinc Io,t.
aere eiircpaiide Sollr ontreten itnh
= - ~ 49, LA - f FA -
bat 6rdnlein 6oliier iomit @eIeocf,.
belt, Die @eIt uIio oIIes SdSne in
oerletben fenreii 8n Ieriteu iitS ihr.
en- @eiiftsfreis 5l ermeitern. S;t-
Dem mir Der iimeen 8auue bcrsIid6t
9rati,liren, fniipfen mir ail Sicies
fletir @reigniB Ole @oraI, pic mid,.
tVe beitte IN oieiem 2orloe ole acnrt.
NIB Der oeiltiden Spra6e lit inns
Dab Sciltid,e GGtern gcraoesa Elm
gerbred)en an ibren ainoern beech.
en- ipeirn tie iolde nidt Saau an.
boltcn. 9e,tid sit Ieruerr
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-29
W. J. ELLIS,
Circuit Clerk.

'8ie alIidbrIid INN oieIe 3eit,
berridt iett rpieoer Der Stidbniten
inter ben ainbern. @ebt oen Sin.
bern Or. g~on3eImanu's Sulten
spriip, es lit bas bette @itteI &C.
gen oieics 2eibcn. gu baben
IN 8linse's apotbefe uno @aIfer's
in $ermann, nno 6. S.
in GreSeridsburs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-29
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET
May Term A. D, 1910.

May Term A. ID, 1910.
list. day May 9Th. 1910.
1. State of Missouri, VS.. Archie X
Pitts, Robbery.
2. Evelyn Cooper, Administrator
of the estate of /. N. Cooper
VS.. American Central Insurance
Co., Suit on ms. Policy.
3, VIM. Bezold, VS.. Chas. Fair
ner, Suit on Note.
4. Jacob Tappmeyer ct al. VS.. st.
L. X. G. & c. r. R. Co., and
G. R. |. & P. r. R. CO., Dam
ages.
8. Adolph Sieckmann, VS.. Edw.
Hilkerbaumer, ct al. SANDER.
End. day May 10th. 1910.
6. Jennie Seigel, VS.. st. L. K. C.
& c. R. R. Co., and c. R. l.
& p. r. R. Co., Damages.
Z. Lizzie Griner, VS.. st. L. X. C.
& c, r. R. Co., and c. r. |. &
p. r. R. Co., Damages.
s. S. j. Morgan, G. & C. of Fran
els Krejci, vs.. VIM. Winter, ct
al, Suit to determine interest
in estate.
8. In the matter of the applicat-
ion of Fred Wandersee, to be.
come a Citizen.
RETURN DOCKET.
Bird. day, May 18th. 1910.
10. Alfred Northup, VS.. David A.
hugh, ct. al, Damages.
IL. Henry Greene, vs.. Sophia
Greene, Divorce.
II. Lizzie Landwehr. VS.. H. w.
Landwehr, Divorce.
13. Edith Bautzer, VS.. E. H. Baut.
ger, Divorce.
IA. Henry Bruens. VS.. j. w. Hens
ley, ct al, Partition.
10. Benna BOIL ct al, VS.. Mary
Kachur, ct. al, Partition.
l6. Joshua Tappmeyer, VS.. Heirs Of
John W. Puvogel, To Quiet
Title.
Felix Black, VS.. c. R. /. & P.
r. R. Co., Damages.
Is. Bauer Importing Co., VS.. John
G. sommerer, Attachment Ac-
count.
y. Minerva Watson, VS.. j. r. Wat
son. Divorce.
20. Hermann Savings Bank VS.. Her
mann Brewing Co., Note.
i. Maggie StoyaIl, ct al, vs.. Mod.
ern Brotherhood of America,
Suit on Insurance Policy.
%. Malinda C. Afford, VS.. Chas.
w. Powell, Dover in estate.
3. Jas. NJ. Gray, VS.. Heirs of Har.
rison Cordell. To Quiet Title.
4. H. F. Krause, VS.: Heirs of Ann
J White, To Quiet Title.
s. Albert NJ. Westbrook, VS.. Heirs
of Ann J.. White, To Quiet
Title,
w. J. ELLIS,
LIh.H# HtH.aL M .##HI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-29
@abniinnisc 9OnariasS.

Sicriiber idreibt Gr 9forrcr
8iirfle in ieiner 3citung a@ermo.
nio" in Stuttgort. arf.:
r0ns grobte mno peroerbIidite
llebeI i'm mnicreu Canoe lit 6ie
mohniinuiGe 9olIoria9b, welde IN
obiebbarer 3eit sic &epu6Iic ger.
tort, tpo5ll ollie an3eiden in being.
itigeroer S[rt lif) INNER ItGrfer sei.
gen. Nile Die grbeiter. stusItGnoc,
Srrlts, %beionoerS absr Ole gegenpGr.
ti9e ,@ei3tbellerllng rno ibre 6ola.
en-, Dor ollem aber Der illthDiir6.
tae Toitb Der periouIihen @eluiiiens.
un6 &eoefreibeit Ser Haltb Ser ull-
per1uBerlid)en Menifenredte, ga ole
~itnbeilpolle Grobibition" aus ,freie
Wonnern Sflanen mad)t" uno cine
@ilifiir. Serridaft, NIT SiiIfe Ser
perbleipoeten Sbrigfeit einfiibrt, 3ei.
gen tlor-ipenm nidt balb ginbalt
9etbdn pir6-ben naben 3uiammcl,.
brild Der &epubIif; benn oas ieit.
Der in Siterbeit ein9etpiestc goIf
beeinnt oitf5umnfen uno feline Mett.
lfenrette 5i foroerr.
Deer fam irgemS cin Gerniinf.
tiger gIaiben, bob 0ie idGlSIiden
gerbGItniiie, Wie iie iett Iin6 nod,
large tortbeiteben former? @enn
ein beraloicr arbeitgeber, reid ae-
nladt onrd) ocm SdApeiB ieinct nit
Irbeit iiberbiiroeten arbeiter, aus
bioBcr Sabiitdt oenieIben Den Or.
bettSlobn %berabiest, fpGbrcn6 ale
Sebensbeoiirfnilie iiirdtbor iteiaelL
10 oaB Der Saispater feline SSani.
lie nidrt mebr ertabren fam. trob
mtfreibenoer Irbeit? ODER tpenn
ollrdl Wel5 Der Seraperfsbeiiter,
ans 8ei3 mo Gidtodhtna ser
WenfderIeben, einen @alIemporS
itod) Dem orocreit, imnler idredIi.
der. periibt miro, % Slunoerte unS
8onleitoc bon Samilien . @rn1brer
tbr Seben perIieren2 ODER tpenn.
lple Dor ipenig Eager IN Stem gorf
cine 8ortci @oIfSbcraiber, gum
Der in Ger5tueiiliilg bunaern.
Den Elm ..Seit8reiicn" abbaIt, BEL
Dem ieoes @eoed 500 foStete, nah.
Eanicnoen Der @aeeit Dor SUN
ger repoltirte, ulro lie init tobtIidem
8rirnine ihrc frede @erbobmtfra init
nniebcn muBten?
GaS Solf lit ourd oie @iBmirtb.
dat Der 8efSberridaft auf aeipoIt.
@eiie aus icinem bppuoti.
diem Sdlof alfgeriittelt worben,u nS
8anoel idofferl. oa bic &eaier.
irn ioldes nibt tbat ltiro nid,t ernit.
Id tblm min, 0as .,ooppeIte Sc.
icins fir srue uuS Elm an
fiir &ei6e. bat iid iiberIebf (
'e,n ,icoe SduI0 rGd,t iidy anf /
sroeGlp i
Aoer aud in ben 5aimiIien Ser I
S~oltsrailber, oieier @eikeIn Der @cn 8
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-29
Die nnene4 Gran.

pIeulif", 10 idrieb elm College
in Soma, oiab i6. mie elm iuitges
@G6fen, Die SodJter zines Sarmers,
mii einem SuIfp.& fling iob rno brei
itottlide Sfepoe lentte. sic piliigte
bas Sells better, aIs Der Hodbar es
ibot, benn iie nnbm es nit Der gr.
belt ie6r geran."
y9ab cine 5rdl ioIde arbeit Der.
ridtet, bofiir eiebt es feline Gitt-
idnfOiglmg,~ miro monder iagen.
R1n ia, SfIiieen lit ia fcinespegs
cine leihte lnr6 fir Srouensperiouen
aelpiiermaBeii cine nidt g~e3iemenoe
grbeit. gber cs lit immerbin better
bdB Elm Md66en in 3reien arbeitet.
nls 6nB es in elmer Stitbe Iitt hnb
cine Nobelle lielt, ipeld)e @ift fir
ole ilutge Seele lit, nore 6aB es an
eiitem alobier iitt uno uitaiIfb0rlid)
flinpert, ODER ireneomo hoft ntto
etiten griilcn Stord nilf 0elbes 3eilg
Itidt--lm Dies 50 II n IT. 81 men.
men, ooer dber Die Sr1g6eit pfIegt
iut6 INNER ooroui beSodt lit, cinen
itntgelt Walul SIT fali9en, ser miIs
lens lit Elm Soltsfrct5 otlf lid an
rebn1en.
Miiroen iid mebr WGohen Scr
arbeit int 6reicn bcilciBiaei, Damn
itdltoe cS Dief better nit r1ierrn ome
rifaniifen @%hefroitert. 8oftoren ii.
northumberland piir6en 0onn
fpeniger in Irfprith geuontnlct Iein,
mo Is mare nid)t n6t6ig, Sen go.
bies Die 8IoI6e 5it gcbcn. @ebr
Sinner before, idorlerc iino &c.
fiin6ere ain6er piirSen 6orn air.
Trelioc Der Gltern beratnuodIer.
8ir fenl1en cinen Sarner, Ser
hieIe S6dter obcr feirfen Sobn hat.
Der GARNER beiibt cine grobd 5orrn,
mo IA bic brei dIteiten @doden
ipcoer ais Enbmadcrinnen ySdooI.
nrarlnS" ober aGIerfs" ibr 9roS
pcroienen mollten, iiip0 ser Farmer
ZEN WiiBiagailg ni6t geItattete, 10
ltcIlte or lie arr Der Surm an. "a
iilitBten lie melfell, ole aGIber fit.
tertL oen @arten bepflon5en belfen
mo tleiBig nif Dem 2onoe arbeiten.
9aoritd) ipnrben ite nidt bGblid,
I'M @egentbeil biibid) rn0 frdftia,
NIT rotben &alteeit iilb flaren 9lis
gen, tbabei tporclt iie artig. b6flif,
iuto beideiben, sic beritahlGiIiaten
babel ieood nidt. iib i'm Ser Soupt.
arbelt fiir Die 8rollen: benz aodeit,
8nid)en, &dben, 6Iiden uno ser
3aitsarbeit I'M gIlgemeineu gut aus.
alibiloen.
Gin Mdo6en ioIlte uidt gcaru,m.
gen iperoett, nut Dem SeI6e IN ar.
belteit-es iollte ireie 8obI boben.
9em 9%eiunoen @dden miro oie
8abl nidt ifpcr fallen, Bonn es
tpeib 10, Dob Die arbeit Sen @enid.
en- nibt %ertieSriat, limo ser Hufent.
bait in @ottesfreicr, idoner, iullno.
erborer Nati,r Dem 9ebcn itcts men
&ci5 perleibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-29

SdredIide sdmersen ee.inSeft
Gnrd idredltte Gdmerseu ae
peiniat infoIec Der @efte unperbau,
ten Speiien, nabm g. %. @ranIon
oDn snla. Rif., Or. 8ine's Rem
vie Sins. init benz %einltate,S mie
er lhreibt, nbaB Id, furirt murbe.s
aue Wngen unb @ebdrmeunurbnun,
gen fuerten aebUben burd5 ibrem lin.
oernoen Siublanna beionbere Chen.
ihatten. rs Gents In Ralfer 8rpg.
NTothefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-29
ROBERT WALKER,
Htntsanpat q. aff'dlit,r Mstar.
psrmann.

kstspsi HsAtnt,i. xbhraii,, p.rmtiistt ~
IsiAfn unS 9srfAuls nnb i.rtist 62rWfpaas p
lgy M ans ". |. b.
ilass Rsbsu WeIsss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-29

4 asounirt a,if oas Sermanner.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
NOTICE OF MORTGAGES sA1n.

Notice is hereby given thatGa Certain
mortgage executed and delivered BY, C,
deli. Of Minneapeiis. Minnesota, mort.
1905 and filed for record in the oaice Of
&C. N MaEfes e pesd ass e GEE a
eerded IN book Is q s MeTsgages a aRS 90
sSS and; assigned By .Fannte G. TTnes:
testamentf Of eaid, d. e. Truesde1ls, de-;
il soiberg dated the It'll day Of De-
once Of the said Register ,of1 Deeds: Of
Ramsey County, N. D., on the 25th day
Of January A. D. 1909 at BIS O'Clock
F. 2; m, IN Book 81 Of Mortgages at page
berg by an instrument In writing to
and e sass ~
said Ramsey county, North DAKOTA on
the 18th day Of December a. p. 1909 1T
e. O'clock g, g M 30, IN book SLOT mort;
ais aaFs 4 prsmass moss
fFoat door the iathe eleg
and Ps se Els of Sa in the ps sp a q ta
due upon said mortgage on the day Of
mortgage and which Will be sold to sa-
isfy the same are those certain premis-
es situated in the county Of Ramsey and
Estate:of North Dakota and described as
follows to7wtt; Lots twelve f12l thir-
ton two (2) in township one hundred
and fifty-six l15e) north. range sixty
SIX $3.50 west of the Fifth principal
Meridian. - - I 80 = ~ z ~
Default, having beer. made in the
BY the failure Of the mortgagor to pay
dersigned the said assignee Of assignee
having been compelled in order to pro;
land from tax sales for several years
1aast past, the amount SO paid by the UNI
dersigned to effect such redemption be-
ing s54.s5.N There Will therefore be due
on said mortgage on the date OF sale
| the sum of Six Hundred $Twenty-one
1sess21.15) l5-1ooss Dollars Desiaes the
costs and Disbursements OF sale and the
attorney fees allowed by law. I = I, -,
Dated DeyiIg Lake y. p;s April 9Th; 1910. .ss
I Assignee Of Assignee Of Mortgage
FLYNN & TRAYNOR, n, ~ Sts ! =. i
| : Attorneys for assignee Of assignee OF
mortgagee, Devils Lake, NJ. d. q 4. Y. Z.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
: !. = ~ y q. 90 ~ f4,s
NOTICE FOE BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received by the City Council Of, the
city! of: Devils Lake. North Dakota for
doing the city! printing for the city OF
Devils Lake Of all Ordinances, Notices
and other matters during the year end
Ing ApTil 3oth, 1911.u ar, .,,.,,ss ~ To-.
Bids must be sealed and marked Bids
North Dakota, and addressed to the City
Auditor Of the city Of Devils Lake
Moth pakota. .a.,
basiss Of the lowest rate per hundred
All bids must be filed with tbs city
Auditor Of the City Of Devils Lake not
later than June 9Th. 1919 at 8 O'Clock
c55cc ouhei ile reserves the Right e 4.
iect any and all bids. II F'3f Z
,s Dated nsv'ls .H hake' N: Fl F. My 3D.
s:3l 9s: =. g g JoNHa ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
Bids FOE TBucT1l0Mi o.. uuns,
AHD CUTTERS.

Bids: stating the price per lineal foot
In conformity with the city ordinances s
now in force and under the direction on
the city engineer will be received by the
city auditor until June 9Th, 1910 at 6
sum Of $50 and q bond running to the
city Of Devils Lake in the sum Of $500
for the faithful performance of contract
IL secured must accompany each bid. Z
for Curbs and Cutters" ~
The City Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. go :,
Dated Devils Lake, N. d.. May eth,
1910. =. -. - : =
r. 8. C. JONES, -. - -
T. City Auditors
Il -. City Of Devils Lake, N D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

NAT ! 4 !. U | WARNING \ 4 /
Devils Lake People Must Recognize
II. ": =. and Heed II. 2s. 81: y,
n Kidney ills come quietly--mysteri:
ous1y I s. = y y. g {H. =; 81 Is: s
q But nature always " warns you 70, !. thru u
the urine. & s,r.} =. y e nit 4: " y
% Notice the kidney secretions. &. I I. .s's
ft See@if the color Is unhealt & y 4. II
II there are settings and sediment,
}53 Passages too frequent, scanty, pain
full. 81 s. f:.5. { I. M ! :ss ss
I. IT'S, time then to use Doan's kidney
pills, 81 Il q ,is5s;
TO ward of Bright disease sor d d
betes.% d 81 Ell, e. s,.E 2 Is, : 5s5
III Doan's have done great work ID this
vicinity ~ !: 55 <s3sys ,2f ,.,.3 523S5s%
H NJ: j. Belcher, farmer, 8 10 miles
from Devils Lake, NJ D., says IS 81
found Doan's Kidney Pills to be an ex-
1890 s. sS = lWO %OThatHT0G
years I was an almost constant suffer
Ell from severe pains through my kid
|neys and my back was often SO sore,
and lame that could not stoop. The,
Kidney secretions were Irregular Ill
passage and ! had many other symp-
toms Of kidney complaint 1 tried firrsst tt
one 7remed and then anot her, but did
not find relief until ! at last procured
la box of Doan's Kidney Pills lat the
Devils DE Lake Drug ca. They went al
Ionce 10 3the seat OF my trouble and it,
was n qas not long before 4 was completely
cured B,
For sale by all dealers. Price s5ot
cents. Foster ilburn %. Buffalo.
New New York, sole agents ff6rS the United
States. III
!; Remember the name d oan, aid lid
take 40 Other 55 . ~ 3 35E
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
REV. ". F. SWITzER TO
Be RETURNED HERE
Hammond Will Re Repre-
sented at M. E. Confer
ence at Laporte.

The return of Rev. W. F. Switzer,
pastor of the Hammond Methodist
church, for another year. at least, is a
report that is conf1dental1y expected
at the northwest Indiana conference,
which is now in session a Laporte.
Hammond is well represented at the
conference, both by the clergy and the
laity. Rev. w. f. Switzer was present
at the opening and will remain until
Monday evening. Rev. George Switzer
left for Laporte today and DIR. W.Mayes
Martin, president of the Linco1n-Jeffer-
son university and superintendent of
the Sunday school work in the Ham
mond NJ. E. church, will leave tomor-
row evening to remain until Monday.
OF the lay members of the church.
w. C. Belman, NJ. NJ. Towle and Henry
Burk are in attendance. they having
left for Laporte this morning.
More than 200 minister's represent
ing the various charges of the district
are in attendance, and Laporte has en-
tered into the spirit of the occasion
and is making the stay of the pastors
and visitors most agreeable for them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
COULTER COMPANY
GETS GOOD NEWS

The Coulter-PaXton company of
Hammond, makers of the rail bonding
drill, a recent invention by P. J. Coul-
ter, has just completed negotiations
with the Fairbanks Morse company of
Chicago. according to which this big
company will have the exclusive mar
keting Of the drill in the United States
and Canada.
The fact that the Fairbanks Morse
people, with their twenty-one branch
houses on this continent. have seen
fit to accept the drin is the best evil
dence of its success. Only after ex-
haustive experiments was the company
convinced that the drill is practical
The drills that have heretofore been
made by the company were used for
experimental purposes only, but now
that the practicability has been dem
onstrated and one of the strongest
agencies in the country has been se-
cured for the instrument. the manufac-
ture of it will be commenced i1nmedi-
ately on larger scale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
CROWN POINT MAN
HOhOREO At Fl. WAYNE
Indiana County Commission
ers End Session at Ft.
Wayne, Ind.

FIT Wayne. Ind. Sept. 29.-The Coun-
ty Commissioners Association of Indf-
ana today indorsed the plan to estab-
lish state highway commission. Good
roads also were discussed in the last
session before the adjournment. Evans
VILE was selected for the next annual
meeting and the following officers were
selected: President, Louis 2. Seeburger
Terre Haute; vice president, John B
Wyss, Fort Wayne; secretary. Harry
B. Smith, Indianapolis; executive com
mittee. Thomas c. Ruston. Evansville
L. p. Seeburger, Terre Haute; John B
wyss. Fort Wayne; H B. Smith, Indi-
annapolis; Charles Johnson, Grown
Point; Harry Stinson, Evansville; w. C
Dorsey. Terre Haute. Governor Mar
shall spoke at the banquet which con-
cluded the session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
ACCIDENT
OCCURS AFTER
FUNERAL


East Chicago, Sept. 30.-While re-
turning from a funeral in Hammond
William NeIlis. driver for w Max
his horses with the result that the
team ran away, painfully injuring
Nellis. The accident occurred at 14Sth
street near White Ga avenue.
The carriage was occupied at the
time of the runaway by John and Will
liam Huber. The team took fright at
flying paper and increased their
speed. and when Nellis tried to pull
them up he discovered that one of the
rein buckles was caught in the saddle
ring. making it impossible for him to
slow up his team. He stepped from the
box to the Garage pole in an attempt
TO loosen the ring, and he did so, one
of the horses swerved. bringing the
carriage pole into contact with a tele-
graph pole and breaking It, The Huber
brothers, realizing their danger jumped
out. in time to see a part of the broken
pole fly up and hit Nellis a crushing
blow in the forehead. Nellis dropped
bleeding and half stunned, but the
contact with the telegraph pole had had
the effect of checking the career OF
the frightened team
Another cab happening along soon
after the accident, picked up the injur-
ed driver and he was conveyed to the
Slhlieker drug store where his injuries
were dressed by DR.. Raleigh Hale.
The horses were uninjured, but be-
sides the partial wrecxing of the car.
riage and the injury to Nellis, their
harness was badly damaged, being
torn and broken in many places.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
CHILD WITNESS TELLS
4 SHOCKING STORY
Blood Runs Cold in Veins Of
Spectators Who Hear
Sad Tale.

With her hair down in braids, her
skirts reaching only to her shoetops
and with the general appearance of a
carefree school girl little Edna Holm
sat on the witness stand in the Lake
Superior court room this afternoon and
told him she had been mistreated by
Edward Winters, a man OF 45 years
of age.
She told her story in a straightfor-
ward. frank manner and as one after
another of the shocking details were
elected by the attorneys for the de-
fense and the prosecution the blood
ran cold in the veins of score or more
of men and women who attended the
trial -
Winters seemed to have come to a
realization of the enormity of his al
legged crime for, as the little girl told
her story. he covered mis- face with his
hands and settled down into his chair
to avoid the gaze of those in the court
room.
Tells Her Story.
Edna Holm told of her empIoyme-4, in
a local department store and how
Winters persisted in his attentions to
her. She told of his accompanying her
home on two occasions and then fol-
lowed all of the revolving details of the
experience which lead to her ruin.
1t is expected that the taking OF
testimony will consume the rest of the
afternoon. although it is possible that
the case will go TO the jury tonight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30

The announcement was made to-
day by Illustrious Potentate H. E.
Sharrer. of Orak shrine Hammond
that the next ceremonial will be held
in Gary where class of Is candi-
dates will be initiated
The movement was started last
night as a result of request on the
part of the Gary Masons that cere-
mopial be held in that city. The
Orak band and patrol is to be taken
to Gary and 1t is understood that one
one of the finest Shrine affairs that
has ever been held in the region is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
PHYSICIANS
RETURN HOME

Hammond physicians who are at
tending the meeting of the Indiana
Medical Association at Ft. Wayne, are
very much interested in reccomenda-
tions that the association made yes
terday. The Hammond physicians who
are attending are DR.. w. +. Howat, DR..
K. NJ. Shanklin and DIR. T. W. Oberlin.
The association at Its session yes
terday declared 70 rthe establishment
of a state hospital for inebriates. medi-
cal inspection in schools and the teach.
ing of hygiene with reference to tu-
berculosis. The foundation of a hos
pital for advanced cases of tubercu-
osis was favored. Brief addresses
were made by President w. l. Bryan
of Indiana University. DR.. Barton Cooke
Hirst of Philadelphia and DR.. T. c.
Kennedy of Indianapolis, president OF
the association.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
HAMMOND
LL|VE:RYMEN
MEET I'm GARY
Fine Banquet Is Enjoyed by
Members Of Association
and all the Calumet Region
Cities Were Represented
at the Gathering.

The Hammond Liverymens Associa-
ton Union met last evening in Gary at
sLAe offices of c. A. Jones, Washing ton
Wreet, and after the regular business
the members adjourned to the Gary no.
tel where Manager Sommers served a
six &C urse dinner.
Among the members present who en-
joyed the banquet were Carl Neidow
of Dolton, H.. DIR. Z. ]. Ebright w. l.
Cole and c. A. Jones of Gary, J. W.
Maxwell of Indiana Harbor. Birch
Wells, Henry Whitaker and Charles
Neidow of Hammond, j. p Lewis of
East Chicago. and Charles Hellwig of
Whiting. W. c. Crolius, e. II. McGov-
ern and A. Crrman of Joliet were
among the invited guests.
The Gary liverymen joined the Ham
mond Liverymen's Union about tWc
years ago, not having a strong enough
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