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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09

saved him from the dangers to which
pride and honor are ever exposed. AS
an editor and author he has been vo-
luminous and he has made copy not
only for his own official paper and
publishers, but for numerous editors
and magazines. He has written for
his readers wherever he has travelled
in this and other lands. In his con-
nection with Christian Endeavor he
believes that Providence has opened
way before him and hidden him to
walk in divinely-chosen paths. This
has given him courage and zeal.
Remarkable as has been his success.
twice so has been his spirit of gener-
osity and self-sacrifice. Quitting a
Portland passionate, he has never re-
ceived compensation in any form from
the United Society which he founded
and Of which he is head and to which
he has given more than a quarter CEN
fury of service. He has supported
himself by his literary work and even
when travelling over the world, which
he has done as have few other men,
he has paid his own expenses by writ
ing for the magazines and other SIM
liar work.
Largely because of DR.. Clarks per-
sonal efforts, made during tours in the
various parts Of the world, the Chris
tian Endeavor movement has become
world wide. DR.. Clark is a quiet, self
| contained man. l.. He is not great
speaker, and his leadership Of young
people depends upon personality
rather than upon voice and manner.
He has administrative ability to a
marked degree, and has been able be-
cause of it to surround himself in his
work with other men who became
prime favorites with the young people,
although DR.. Clark has always been
their ideal. DR.. Clark Is q native Of
Aylmer, Quebec, is SO years old and
has travelled around the world four
times in the interest Of the Christian
Endeavor movement.
The society has taken it's place
among the permanent organizations
and institutions of religion. It has
taken hold Of the problem of training
the youth as no society in the history
Of Christendou has ever done before.
1t has toiled through a few years and
now has reached stage in its history
where it has nothing to do but grow
and expand unhindered and fret. DR..
Clark Is still at its head and the great
work which no II accomplishing ID re-
markable.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09

duce the landscape be-
cause they feel it Is i'm
possible to do this worth.
lily, surely no sense of awe
or admiration holds them
back from making the
most out; Of the endow.
ments the Creator has
given them out of which
to make a living. Ones
establishment and admira-
ton for the natural seen.
cry Is fairly divided with
the feeling one has for the
people. so matchless in
their simplicity, so untir.
ing In their tolls, so frugal
In their expenses on
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09

the old trap about four feet above the
ground, where it had grown into a
cypress F'knee" The knee" had
grown directly beneath the trap and
raised it and as it did so the trap had
become firmly imbedded in the wood.
The chain had been broken when the
trap was raised. Trotter presented
the curio to William Smith, sales
man, who had given the trap to him
with others two years before it was
lost. Smith gave it to F. A. Witte, a
hardware merchant of st. Louis, who
has it in his office. =
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09
One Way to Get a Crowd.

Seattle, Wash.-Rev. James Axtell
of Centralia caused a sensation, in that
city when he was carried through the
streets in a coffin as II dead, was
"resurrected" at the most prominent
corner in the city and preached a SER
mon on "A Voice From ,Hell'' to q
boisterouS crowd. After his sermon
he was 'pallbearered" back to his
home In his comm.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09
650-Pound Man Dies From Heft.

Jersey City, N. 1.-THE burden Of
carrying around $50 pounds of his own
flesh and bone caused the death Of
George Shober, at the age Of fifty.
Shober, SO far as is known here, was
the heaviest man in the United States.
His obesity brought on an illness
which began {. year ago. His coffin
was three feet three inches wide, and
it took II pallbearers to carry it.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09
TRAP LOST FOR 20 YEARS
Recently Found by the Original
Owner Firmly Embedded in
Cypress "knee."

Dexter, Mo.-When Oscar Trotter, a
farmer and trapper living near here,
lost a trap twenty years ago, he did
not know it would be returned in a
wooden box many years later. Mink,
'possum and raccoons were plentiful
in the lowlands near Dexter in those
days. At each trap some kind of a
marker was placed which would show
it's location, but in this instance Trot-
ter failed to mark the trap and it was
lost.
Several days ago when he was clear
Ing piece of ground he recognized
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09

a report was circulated that the castle
was to be brought to America and re-
erected on Long Island. But such
reports were set at rest when Lord
Curzon purchased 1t.
The castle is mainly Of the Six
teenth century, but parts Of it are
older. It's famous fireplaces, built in
1926, were the models for the ire.
pisces In the house Of parliament. u
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09

that can be made to pro-
duce a head Of cabbage.
a peck Of potatoes or a
plum tree. Besides doing
all the farm work, 100000
persons are engaged in
home industries. OF all
who work at textiles 80
per cent. are these home
workers. So of all other
industries from 10 to 40
per cent. are those who
do their work at home
when the weather is too
severe to permit them to
work in the fields, or at
night when it is dark out
Of doors. Ten per cent.
of all the work done in all
industries is performed
by these toilers. There
are $4,000 of them produc.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09
F the stuDen-

F the stupen-
dous grandeur
and the be-
witching beauty
Of the scenery
Of their country
deter the Swiss
from attempt
ing by human
1sII
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09
CASTLE TO STAY IN ENGLAND
Report That Old TattersaII Structure
Was to Be Brought to America
Set at Rest.

New York.-Tattersall castle, which
is near Lincoln, in England, was re-
Gently offered as gift to the British
nation. It was declined and afterward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-17

The Mothers Congress wu uold a
special meeting Wednesday afternoon
40 o.o'.k at the home " tae pres
ident Mrs q. y Wright, ou North
Denver.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24

mo Sreiben Der @robitnot nit ibreil
5llapetlen 5fpeifeIbaften griiten5er
getpobnt, 5ipeifelte feinelt @1teer,blid
oara1l, bob er bon @nfartg oie 5od,.
loge rihtig erfoBt bate: Cine 9o-
me bon @elt, NIT elmer Gergongcl@
belt, Die Dem Hrin5esn einnol nobe
geitonoen, uno Die iid nun, ga oos
Mlter fam, einiger gutter SamiIienbe-
siebungen erinnerte, INN fur5 Dor
Toresihlub nod irgenb einen @im,
pei gu fangen.
Ser 3ittmeiiter r6uiperte iid uno
pnltete, mabreno ct DO neinem Sltb
auf BEN onoeren trot.
u8ereilt = nit Seiner Sobeitl"
uieoerboIte er nod einmal tpie Dor
ben aopf geitoben. aDie eigenen
@orte Seiner @obeit. + Nein ober
= nein ober!! = MatirIif. : gi-
ne Srau nit elmer 10 g%eringen 800
rol, BOB iie iid nofte 8uppen BIN.
teatl IS fam einen foum tplir-
oern."
uno nun ml,Bte @rof Marpie sic
8ei6idte nit Nelps Statuen iiber
lif] ergeben ~laiien.
Seine 9obeit bate in5tpildell
boditlelbit init 8renfenboff eeipro=
den unb aGes erfabren, mas ct iiber
Neup tpiiien polIte. gr mar sufrie.
ben oamit. go iagte er oenn gum
S6IuB, ieinem Moiutanten pinfeno:
u9ie geiidtieune miro 10 unge-
fabr gegen 5ebn ubr gu gnoe iein,
cine Stunoe Sriibitiid, Inn 5tpolf
gebt Der 3ug, nit benz mir fabrell.
Sdiden Sic morgen fritz cine Or
oonan5 5u 5rau granoenitein, Mor-
mtg, nno lalien Sic iagen, boB id)
ibr bon elf Big 5tp0If meme Mufpare
tuna 5u MAIDEN miinide. Mber gol1j
ians gene, als alter 8efannter."
Ser @raf b%erbeugte lih, llno ste
umItebenoen mahten berbliiffte &c.
.ii6ter. go bod itano oieie granoen-
itein in ieiner 9obeit @unit2 Slio-
berbar " reht ionberbar fit eins
aueinIteben6e Jrau.
Gprifeblnu foIat.)
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Inner merter Sreuno uno Sol
lege, Serr @m. S. It nj q n II
aus Iuitir, ser Serausgeber oes BORT
erldeinenoen v@odenblatt" %itattete
ltns etnen bodit angenebmen 8eil6
ab.
- Mon bat eiren Neger inter
Dem 8eroadt perbaftet, oaB Ell mog-
li6ermeiie nit ser grmoroung Der
Samilie Gaiorpap. III Gerbinoung ite-
ben fonnte, es ideinen aber fait gar
feline Inbaltapunfte fir oieien Ser
oadt por5uliegen.
Die 9eeroigung Ser ermoroe~
ten geegerfamilie Gaiatpap fano ben.e
Worgen unter GROCER 8eteiligung
itatt. 9ie 2eideu maren III orei
Sargen untergebra6t; Der 8ater III
einem allein, oie Mrtter nit bern
fleiniten &inoe in Dem 5meiten uno
Die 5met anoern &fnoer III Dem brit
ten.
Die Son Warcos Development
Company tit INN Snforporierung
efndefntnt1en go
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Rsiss-R nsf.
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9as @etter. = IS mill Sriiblius
iuerben. = 0ute @erfegrsmittel
mmo -Gegeln.
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Sic aonuentiOn Der giebsidter.

3ie uGottle Maiiers' Miiociation
Of geras" bat arn 9ienitug, Mitt-
nod naio 9onneritog cine iebr er-
folgreide Ronbention bier abgebal-
ten. Ser 8eiuh mar groBartig,
better als lie bel elmer Der borberge-
benoen 3onpentionen ufto Die 8or.
.trage luto Disfufiionen ipnren i'm
bohiten @raoe intereiinnt.
@roBes Siltereile erregte idon
glcih Die electromagnetic oes Bra
iioenten ga0an. Or iprad fid nit
gntlhieoenbeit gegen Die freie Gin
f1lbr Bon Decentralization aus inns
sbeiolloels gegeft Die freie ginfuhr
BON neutrality-suspicious. Hroouften.
Gle S9ee, oaourh ben FRUITS"
Shaben~ tun 5u molten, erfl1rte er
fir miiltnla, 10 lange man Die
Steuer ali 5abrifartifeI beibeballe.
SSil 8erbiltoung biermit erfl1rte Ct
iid oenn aud geeelt ben 3eeipro.
citdtsbertrae NIT Canada, neil Der.
ielbe Die ginfubr bon Shladtpieb
aiif Die Jreiliite fest, Den Son,
Observation-Disclosures Gfnitb griff CT
idarf an, neil oieier fir Motifi5ie.
ring oes gertrnges geitilnmt babe.
Gel a1e0em betonte er, 6aB er fit
M~eeiprocit1t iei, nur borf iie natiir.
lid niht fein @eperbe ~beriibren.
gonm's Meoe in ibrcr llnlogit,
ODER man fanlt oih 2ogif iagell
luenn man Die Safe bonn Stanr.
punft oes gieoners aug betrahtet
5eigt nie0er einn1oI 0eutlid, ME
uellig iid Die Tariffraee 5ur politi,
ihen Srage eignet nn6 ipie gut e.
iein piiroe, nefn Die gari5e Earii.
mngelegenbeit ails Der Bolitif err,
fernt uro nur bonn gelfdftlif)et
upb bolfsipirtihaftlid)ell Stann.
pnnft aug bebnnoeIt ueroen f0nnte
Bas bieien gertrng init Canada ar.
betrifft 10 tit iibrisens, tuie mi;
idon friiber iasteL Der sdnoen
ben Die 8ieb8iidter ourh i'm erIei,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24

ben fonnten, 10 sering, Dob CT gar
nidt in @etrod]t funllnelt fanlt ee.
acniiber Den groBell &orteiler, mel
de Die 8epolferlnns i'm s(aeemeinen
BON inn baben miro. gr iolte
unbeoingt ratifi5iert merben.
Sic aonpention ltinlmte ieooh
ibrem H%raiioenten Gallan BET uno
nubm e%initimmig 9ei1liiiie an, Die
iid gegeu oie @otifioierurg bes
@ertrages ousiprehen. SSn oeniel=
ben 8eidliiIien miro es oud) per-
Dammit, bob Ser Bopne-@lord
9arif Saute atf Die 5reililte geIebt
bat. Meitere 8eidliiiie, melde oie
Ronpention aneenolnlnen bat, per=
longen ben grlaB boz, @eiesen, Sic
cine before uno geredtere Gilt
ldasung oes @ertes bon giienbabn-
Gigentum ermogliden ltno meld)e
Die GiIenbobnen 5iuilgent intner fir
binreidenoe ELECTROMAGNETIC 5u
lorgen, mie es ibre Bfli6t o(s
Common Carriers lit. Mud glb-
ldaffuna Ser iiberboben 5teuer auf
Sleomorearin, Die ldon cine ridJ-
hee 8robibitipiteuer lit, lprlroe i'll
ben 8eihliiIien ser &onpention per-
lanet, ferner Die &aliifiaieruttg
Der @raslGnoereien, Die nod i'm 8e-
|iis Der Ser. Staaten limo, utlo Ser
pad)tung ~berienigen nnter ibnett,
oie fir nidts anoeres ols fir
Giebmeioe 5u gebrauden iino. Inoe-
re 8eidliiiie ipraden iid fir ifor-
fe 9urdfiibrung Ser 0uarantane-
@eiese ,als, lobten Die lanbpirt-
ld)aftlide Departments Der Ser.
Staaten uno oes Staates Seras,
iprad]en Den Mebnern, Dor anenl
@olperneilr Golquitt uno Ct : @ou=
perneur Srancis BON Millouri, oen
Can't Der @onoention aus nno ge-
oadten nit rubmenoen Worten oer
Mm~tsfiibrllng oes auriidtretenoer;
Erdiioenten ga1an.
Sic 8~eamtentpabl ergob folgenoeS
9eiultat: Rraiioent, 60. g. 2aioter
BON 6aIh1rrias; Mce-3r6iioenten, ".
9. Mobertfon bon 2ubbod uno s.
.. Sadion Don Mlpine; Gbren=8ice.
.9raiioenten. Ste s. 8rpor porI
bier; Muroo Waden5ie bon Sriti.
oao, Colorado; Som Dapioion ppll
Sort @ortb mo Sanles Golon polt
Menoro; Sbatmeilter, g. 9. Bur-
nett Don Sort @ortb nno Sefretar
s. 8. Spiuer bon Sort @ortb.
Die nad1te aonpention finoet IL
Sort @ortb itatt.
Sim 81. Mar5 finoet aber bier Ell
ne mihtige aonferelt5 5tpiihen Ser
tretern Ser Giienbabnet1, Ser ugottlc
Naiiers' Nlociation of Seras" nno
ser yMational 9ipe stod @iiocia=
ton" itatt, BON Der nlal1 iid piel
@ntes fir bic 3ufunft neripridt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24
NIlstIei.

Die Nahrift oaB merifanilhe
Soloaten abiidtlib auf sic in Yre-
lioio itationiertem merifaniiden
Gruppen geiboilen batten, bat iid
nod nidt beitdtigt. Mitteilunq
iiber BEN @oriaa muroe 5uerIt Dol
Dem Deputpiberiff @arren eemad)l
uno oieier ihiloerte i'm aIs oirefts,l
Aneriff ieitens Der Meritaner. Sill
5miihen bat General Duncan 8e.
rihte empfangen. @as iie entbal.
ten, lit nod nidt per0ffentlidt, bod
ideinen lie Die Gatiate oes sdie,
Bens gu beitatigen, es ober 5peifel-
bait lniien, Oh es iib bier Inn Ab-
lidt ODER 3ufaG banoelt. Seoenfaus
meroen pom Militdrfommanoo Dor
laufig nod feline Sdritte in Oieler
Mnselegenbeit getan meroen. - @ci
|tere 9tadriften aus Yrelioto meloen,
merifuniihe Nnrales 1eien often mad
terauiidem @ebiet beriibergefommel'
uno batte1l bier umberge1treift uno
uerihiebene Male ieien Murales, Sic
iiber ben 5luB fon1men moaten, ent!
maffnet uoroen. 0iejelben Nafrid,-
ten meloen, 6as gerb1Itnis 5pilder
ben merifaniiben uno ben omerifa-
niihen 3~oubeboroen iei Elm iebr ge-
lpanntes. Man miro gut oaran tun,
|wenn man Die Nadrihten aus preli-
bio ettpas boriidtigt aufnimmt.
General : Maior Garter bat
cine 9roer erlaiien, ourh Die uniere
Stabt CUR 3ufubr Bolts gemadt
miro, nenii Die 5ruppen ms 5elo
ridden miiilen. Man bat aud oieler
|9rore cine ogefabrlide" 8eoeutuna
|beilegen molten. in Wirflihfeit figt
tie iih naturgemaB in oas Yro-
gramm Elm, ipie Is Der Hraiioent in
leulen Grflarungrn entmifelt bat.
Die mad 2eon Springs ge-
iAidte Brigade lit bort am Conner.
ltag morgen I'M II ubr, trot ourf)-
gemeidtem 8oben, molbebalteu nil
gefommen. Mm 5meiten Marlftag
mar iibrigens Der 8es idon aufse-
trodnet, arn eriten mar oas Mor=
fd)ieren iebr unbeauem.
Die 9eriten teraniiden Mili5-
offi5iere, bic BEL Den bieiisen Mono-
pertruppen Oienlt tun lolen, mer=
ben am 5. Mpril bierber fomtnen
nno big gum 19. Mpril bier bleiben,
IS meroen ibrer flint iein. Nad DEM
19. Mpril neroen meitere flint a n
ibre SteIe treten. Ga lit moglid),
bob bon t50 MiliSoffi5ierel Sic
iid ais unierm Staate CUR 9ienIt-
lelltung pemelbet boben, nur fin
5ia our @erlpenoung fommen, 90
Der Mnbrnng ans onoern stoateu
ebcnfaas iebr groB lit.
-Gs lit Ell Mann unter Der Sin.
flaee perbattet morben, ben Werifo-
rer @reg6rio ge1ario. Den maj
Dienftag dbtno tot ailf ser StraBs
fano, erltoden at baben. Ger Nan't
oes Werbofteten ipiro nod eebeiu,
gebalte11.
Alienl anldeine naf lit oil
vGoir" aeiidsrt. Gs beiBt, Dab bit
noti9ga @el6er anieebradt fino, bod
lit ofi5ied nod nidts befannt geee.
ben.
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Mttadiert BEN Sdmi- 8rinsipal.

Ser ShuI : 9rin5ipal Gbas. 9.
@aen bon Splomia, 60, litt idref-
lid an Gbeumatismus : 5dmer=
gen, botte ein 2eber- u1o Magen-
leioen unb franfe Nieren. MGe Mit-
tel blugen fell; aber bier Slai9e.l
bon Dem beriibnlten electric gitters
modten mid ponitanoie aeiuno.
Sauienoe loben lnb preiien bieie
Meoi5in. gerfudt iie. Nur SOC bel
alien 9rngaiiten.
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@roBte grreauna herriht ur

WroBfe grregnng berrihf I'M
ter ben @in5ern in Neultaot a. 5.
Saarot nno llmgegeno. Sen Mn-
LOB oa5u baben Die BON Ser 8egie=
ring our 8efdmpfung Der Neblaus
berfngten Masregeln gegeben, in,
Ion6erbeit oas Mbreiben Ser Erau-
ben. Mebrere Miniiter boben lid1
BON Wiinfen nod Neuitaot beeeben,
I'm ben Sturm ali beidmidfieen.
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Giieababn Ta1rplan.


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$50. g. 8om Nor6en. 49,. .6.45 morg
SO. 7-Qocal bon 4enrne. 1000 mora
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-. $500. :. ..10.45 abenos
go. A. Bon MeTifo. ....1.5O nad1r.
gto. 12-2oeol bon 3areoo (gemiidt). !.
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SO. Social mad RaIeftine. .7.30 nsorg
$40. TO- ggpreB mad 9earne. !. s.
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SO. s -gtad Yiegifo. -. ZOO mors.
SO. II -2oeal nad 2arebo (gemiht). !.
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@erlanst - Gin ~erfabrenes @all.
trD-@sdoden iofort. Nad5ufra9en hc;
Dem Steiparo, ct. Mntbonp !Sotel.
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30. 44M@on aerrpiie, MIR @onnl.
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no. iaes.aad asrrDius, m aar4H IN g %1a
dentagen.. ..7:25 BORN
g.. $. & g. y. (Saupt-a inie).
10. aNgom Often. .......7:s bonn
go. 7-@om Often. $3.50 nadm
DO. 10-gI Ynfon. Beiten. .7:8O uadm
glo: Soon gl Bafo.. ..10.t5 BORN
Abfabrt-
SO. 9-Mad 81 gaio uno welten
so. 7-sad 81 9aio nn6 @siten..
SO. io-aad S. metsn. 1000 absaSS
SO. 8-Na9 benz Often. .10:45 borns
$40. 1-Gad Sci Nio.. 400 abenos
gietoria 9ipiiipn, g.. $. 4 g. u.
20. so5-guero, gictoria. 1850 na6m
Nbfnbrt-
30. 3o6-guero. gictoria 800 BORN
". &. & 8. gasn.
10. sa1-@on soufton unb ealpeiton
80. 7-@on Dallas u. sort @orfs
go. a55.gom aorsen . .7.so % Dosasiti'
SO. 15-Won Waco.. 300 nodm.
30. ss1-gOm 0orben uno qouitOa
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Gbfnbrt -
20. 10-giah benz Norben. 1000 borm
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utlo Waco. =. SAB abenos
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-10

Lake County, on the first Monday of
september. 1911, the same being the
4th day of September. 1911, for "a re-
newal of a license TO sell intoxicating,
spurious, vinous and malt liquors in
less quantities than a quart at a time
and permit the same to be drunk upon
the premises where sold. The said Ii
cense being heretofore granted by the
Board of County commissioners on the
9Th day of September, 1910, and issued
by Charles A. Johnson, auditor of
Lake County and said State, for a Pc
riod of one year after said date
The location where liquors heretofore
set forth are TO be sold and the provi-
sions of the license to be renewed as
follows:
The ground floor front room of the
one-story frame building situated on
lot %, in block >. in Joseph o. Morris
addition to the City of Hammond, Lake
County. Indiana. Bar room has glass
front and fronting on Morton avenue.
a public highway, has glass front and
side entrance and living rooms in rear.
Bar room is 22Nx36 feet, bar is on
west side of room.
JACOB KRIKCZIUNOS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-10
CONCRETE PRODUCT CO
TO START ITS PLANT

East Chicago. Aug. Distinguishing
prospects in the steel industry are re-
sponsible for plans now afoot by the
Concrete Products Company which a
year ago purchased a site in Calumet
looking toward the immediate con-
struction of their plant. The plans
for the buildings are all made and
work will be begun as soon as the In
diana Harbor Belt has laid the neces-
sary switches which the railroad COM
pand is planning upon doing at once.
The site is bounded by Hath street.
145th street. the Indiana Harbor Belt
and the property of the Chicago Flex-
ible Shart Co. The plant will manu-
facture spirals, hoops, column units,
girder frames. bars, inserts. steel forms,
reinforcements for cantiIever fiat slab
construction. in fact everything per-
tanning to the reehforceent oS~10
crete.
When the ~oe1npany purchased its land
last year 1t expected to put up its builds
ings at once, but the steel industry
suffered a slump about that time which
resulted in a change of plans. Now,
however, the outlook is so encourage
ing thai it has been determined to
begin the long delayd work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-10
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts. 1926 tubs: cream
cry, extra. 23q26c; price to retail deal
ers, 271ac; prints. 2Shc; extra frsts.
25c: frsts, 22c; seconds. 21c; dairies,
extra. 23c; hrsts. 21cs seconds. 1sc: la
dies. No. 1. 19c; packing. 1Sc.
Eggs-Receipts. s,097 cases; miscel-
laneous lots, cases included. 1O@14c;
cases returned. eh @13kc; ordinary
frsts, lac; frsts, must be As per cent
fresh, 15hc; prime frsts, packed in
new .whitewood cases and must be 60
per cent fresh, tic; extra, specially
packed for city trade and must be so
per cent fresh, zoe; No. l dirties. 10hc;
checks. 5@sc.
Sweet potatoes-Virginias. per brl.
s475Q5.O0; Jerseys. hampers, s2.75.
New potatoes Receipts. 80 cars;
Jerseys, s1.25@1.so: Minnesota, s1.1o@
lis.
veal-5o to so lbs. ~ so to IS
lbs, sh a &C; So to 100 lbs. s@10c.
Dressed beef-Ribs, No. 1, 1916; No.
1 loins, 16hc: No. / round. iohc; No.
chuck. 5&c: No. 1 plate, 4Ac.
Live poultry-Tcrkeys. per lb. lie:
spring turkeys. 12c; chickens. fowls
12c; ROSTERS. 7hc; springs. 14Aci
ducks, 13c; geese, &c.
Beans Pea beans hand picked
choice. s2.3S@2.45; fair to good, sass
$50: red kidney. s3.oO@3.5o; brown
Swedish. s2.65@3.0o; limas, California
per leo lbs, $3.50.
Green vegetables - Beans, s1.o0 pei
box: cabbage, per crate, $1.00; carrots
s1.00 per 100 lunches; cucumbers, 10c
| per doz; caulifower, 25c@s1-25 per box
celery, 4o@55c per box; horserad'
ish, csc per dozen stalks; green on
ions, 5@6c per bunch; green peas sos
Ms1.50 per bu; lettuce, head per tub
100 csc; leaf, 7k @10c per case; mush-
rooms, 15@25c per doz; onions. s1.00@
2.75 per sack; parsley. 10c per doz
peppers, crate, e5@50c; pickles, bu, 75'
@s1.00; ~radishes, per Toe, $1.0o; strins
beans, rs soc per hamper; spinach. so,
per tub; sweet corn. % q Acc per sack
squash, crate, 30@40c: tomatoes, SO
Acc per crate; turnips. s1.o0 per 100.