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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
@anba

Gilbert S6alf nnb 8attin, ilro
Sran Seurp aod) begaben iid nnt
porigen Mitttuob mad, sSiiltpn, Mo.,
5inn 9eiu6 BON 8eripaluoten.
ghtpar6 ino Gmil gbiebfe ipa-
rem am lesten Sonntog a1,f geind
bel Der sSaluilie bon gliba. 8rinf.
mann.
Sames Series uno Serr Mc.
Gurop, Ser .neue 8erpalter ser
Selepbon.2inie, iparen porige 8ohe
.jssssieier gadbarid1aft itt,b beiidtig.
fen Die 9eIepbon-2ei4lrna, Onrd,
ods itiirniiide @etter ipiirben oie.
lelben iebod) aufsebaIten ltlb forml.
ten crit am Soniltag ipieoer nnh
Der Staot 5uriid.
sSran sSranf 9tSoemeber be.
faitb iih mefrere Gage Ser Iebten
8o6e ouf 9eiud bei sSotn llno
sllbert @aiper.
9(m Samstag boriger $40.
DIE ipilrbe bieie Nahbarifoft bon
eiuem itarfen SageIiturm beintge.
iltdt Ser Sturm ipar 10 geapaltig
lllDS ole Sagelforner iuarer 10 arob,
Dab Seniteriheiben, 9udIdinSeln
lrno iogar eiierne 9G6er ourdge.
i6lagen tuuroen.
Srartf llffmann i,no sSrdnleia,
slnanba anebuirS ipurbem Iette $50.
DIE getrout. 3as iitlrge 9aar sog
atf ben ssre6. Sssueoemam GIot,
lpeldeit Sranf llffmann fiir5lid ge.
fault bat. 3ie Sreluibe in6 9e-
fanitten Oes iiilWen 9snores bra6-
ten belnieIben cine gelungene Sere.
ndoe irnS ipurben Safiir nit bem
gelten beiuirtbet, mas Slide llno
aeller bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
Charlotte

slm norigen 5reitag iipl bier
Elm iebr idtperer 9egen tDel6er
orr6 oas @esidnemmen bon ader.
larpO, iotpip Onrf) Gas MeiBeu bon
groBeit tiefen @r1ben, nieI S6aben
getban bat.
Die @ebriiber 8itte, ioluie
alt1 Die @ebriiber 9imberg Iin6
gegefdpdrtig fleiBig an Der s(r6eit
ipben lie nit ibren ambulalnen ga.
gertirbien bon elmer 6arm 5nr ot.
bern 5ieben unb ben Snnnern bos
Srenli6ols idgen.
eSt Der @o9nltng bon @iM
8itte, IN Der 0dbe pon @ittenberg,
bate iid fiir8lid cine fro6lide Sc.
ieaifaft iunger Seute eingefunSen,
Del6e SrGulein slnna @itte 3ur
iSeier ibres @eburtstages nit elmer
iogennitnten gSnrpriie.8 .8artp" be.
ebrten. DAB es bei oieier @pIeeen.
belt llftig uno fiSel 5nging, bos
peritebt iid) gan5 BON ieIbit.
Gbriit. RobTiipg bat lid, Bel
Sernan Berger, an ser goueii
Greet bllrd bos slusbiilien BON
aorn, ioiuie oiirh an6ere Sarntnr-
belt ie6r niiblidD geruoht.
5raii Warie &aitgle ut leioer
ieit 5apei @oden ourf &bermotis.
mus an 6ds 9ett gefeiieIt.
Sobn Rospad batte neiiIid, 6as
Risgef6id oiif Der sagb, dftft1td
6es $nien, feinen Snnb 81 treffeft.
Dds mar ieoenfnlls ant fir ben
Soien dber idtinnt fin ben Suno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24

S6eo6or Sillp it,, lebtcrer am Seer.
neriieber. 8ir ipiilNhen beiOen bal'
oige 8eiierung.
8aul Seller mo iSamilie rei'
iten porige @ofe nud} Goffeepiae,
aanias, I'm oaiel6It 8ertuanote 5u
beiud)en.
gfGdJiten SamStag Nodlmittog
lit Ereisi6ieBen bel Dfar &nieide,
iiir Siirfeps mto Gnten.
Gbas. 2oreB ipo Snnilie bon
ct. 2ouis iito bier alif 9eiltd) bel
SSre6. 9iebal nnS 0ilttter.
9foa6bosS 5rnnf anifcl lit
oieie @od,c nit Dem 8esealtsbeiiemt
beif1itigt, MIR limo ole glrbeiter
idle6t 5lt befornnen; 100 liegt Der
Sebler2
Oscar Sdaefier, Der 8iehb1nb.
Ter BON Worriion. lpor sInfatgs Der
ISOLDE bier. iun fette Sdapeilte 81
faitfen.
Sim 9anfiagungstage miro
bier @ottesbielit in Der Stride iein,
lpo3u ieber frelnoIidit eingelnoen
lit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
9rp Sill

auf 9rp Sill lit es segentu1r.
tig INNER nod feudpt i'm Selh ilno
audi i'm &eller.
Inner &oaoboss, @uit. 9e,
trlls, lit ihop mebrere 8odep NIT
ieinen 2euten olpf Der 9rp SIN
&oa6 beif)dftigt; er nadt CUTE s(r-
belt.
ssobn GlRSi9er lit bieie $50
DIE nit ieiner @aiolin-S1gemiii)le in
ilipierer Radbaridlaft uno idgt Sen.
erbol5 fiir Die Sarner. SSo, ia, Der
Spbnnp!
@enn sic 2eute III ser Stobt
iagen iie baben fein Seuerbol5, baB
labt mann iidl nod, geiallen, aber
lpenr nal ste Sormer anfmlget 81
floeen 1mN iogen id babe fein Sen.
erhol3 mcbr, bann -ia oann bat's
geidelltl
Sobn Nebel iin6 Satin BON
Ct. 2oi,is farlert on lebten 9on.
nerstog INN Dem 9egrqbniB BON Srau
Nebel's 9riloer, Robert 0tlleIler BEL.
5lauobnen. Serr 9eebeI reiite IeB.
ten Counting 1pie6er na6 ct. 2ouis;
sSrau 0ebeI miro nod elm par $50.
dsen bei ibreR glterm Srn. IL. sSrall
Sobn Wueller bleiben
~ l1eber HObert @lteller, mel,
der Iebte 8o6e alif 10 tragiide
@eiie Inn iein iiinges 9eben fam,
buben mir nod folgenoes 3it berid,.
ten: Hobert mar eir irtelligenter,
IiebensmiirOieer iiinger Mann; OF pr
NIT Sung o6er glIt iprad, er bate
iiir Seoen eilt frennoli6 l1helnoes
@ort iibrig. Msann fam iaaen Ell
mar ole afebe ieIhit; oorum murSe
er audi bon sseoenl, ser ibu fanlHe,
geliebt uno gea6tet. @ans ieIten
9oben mir BET einem 8egr6bniB 10
cine epgreiiefr6e 9beilnabmp be.
merit; bereits eirem Seoen iloiier
bic Sbrdnen. ipel6er in Ser Stride
Ole @eleeenbeit batte nod einen
|feBten Slid ouf ben gn6Idddfe1ct 81
perfen. Den Glterm lno @efdbpi
itern periitern mir nftfer aifrifti
aes 8eilei6. ShIaie r,ibig ,peiter
oIf Der Bilserbabn, @ott III 6eif
@egfeitet, tiS 5itItt Siilnief an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
Gines @nters Radle

iuiiroe eineir ieSen getroifen haben,
lpelder ben So6n bes 8eter 9onb9,
Soutb &odlpoob, Mid., altgegrifien
b6tte, BOD, mar er madtlos ae3cn
oen 9lneriff BON gtierenleioen. rGot
loren fonntcn linn nidt belien,"
ldreibt, er, siit6 3llebt gdber mir
fbm electric 9itters un6 beiierte iid
ipnttberbar bon feds Slnifen. SIT
Die bette Nierenneoisiil, Die i'd ie
geieben." @iidenipeb. Miioisfeit,
@erpoiitdt appetitloiiefeit iparneu
an 0ierenleiSen, bas in 8aiieriiiGt,
Diabetes ODER 8rigbt's aranfbeit en-
Sen mag. Seio Doriidtie: RebHt
electric 8itters uno iei6 iider. Sc.
Se Tluihe garantirt. 50c.i bet allen
apotbetern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
Srafe

@ultap aiel, Ser Sftpiegers
iobn BON slitg. aidtermann, lit in
Der porigen ISOLDE eeitorben. Der.
iel6e biiiterI1Bt cine Satin inS elm
&inO, melde ieinen friiben SOB be.
traitern
- 9rof. Sobn y. Meper, in
&ingston, Sa. ipur6e burh cine De-
peife per 8oitd- -Selegrapb bapon
in aenltfif geiett, oaB feline @iit.
ter, Srau sSobn $. Meper, in Ban,
plosli6 am Sirnidlag geitorben iit
@ie ms mitqetbeilt iuunoe
bat ii6 Serr 9aitor ltmbad, beIien
friibere Satin, geb, Sanaiob Soff.
mann, Dor itnaef6bt etnem Sabr
itarb, fiirslid in Hacine. @is. fuie-
Ser perbeirafbet.
2aitt 9eridt ser Staats @e.
iiin6beits-9edorbe, iir Sefferion 81.
tp. itarb in 8asconaoe 60. Elm
,Grioer", ilno elm vSeob": on aber
nuf 6ieie @amen feline SootenIdeine
ausgeiteIt tpurben, 10 modter mir
germ Gaberes iiber oieie Sale 90
rem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
arieasidiffe mad, San 9ominao.

Bon ser glllnabme ausgebpno.
BOB bur6 Die grmoroung 6es Hrd-
iioentet Gaceres BON Sar Domingo
leidt ein 3l6tapo ser 9lnardie in ie.
lier &ep,rblif einreiBen fonlttc, be-
ihlpB oas &obinett, 5llm Sd)iis Der
sSremoen inrb sur glufref)terhaltung
bon &ube ilfro OrOnang 5pei &riegs
idiffe oie areu3er o8aibirgtorp
lilpo oRortb Carolina" nod oomitri-
fanpifelt @etp1iiern Su entielt0elt.
Die atlantiidbe Slotte befinoet iid
.sltr 3eit mif elmer llebillpgsfobt it.
gell6gpo i'm Der 9tabe Der aiilte bon
Girginia inpn Der Sefebl miiBte 6es.
balb per brobtloier 8epeide iiber-
nitteIt iperoen. Sdplt II geillaiten
ipGter erbielt gonlirol @ailnprigbt
6ic gnhport, BOB bic genanirten
&relpcr it6 oipf Dem 8ege llab
San Gonlimgo beidnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
Sea

r. s.,4 80 ,:4Lko;fo, =,
es lteta Ml 'e,ls Wy ii.llivs''ero r ~, ~ o.
lolllleil ouB l'u, ,Sti. eiure g.elp
illauer. lpeluS iene'lll9er .t @ 5e'l a1'a 5aui'.
oar'l.eoer y Tag, ltsl ullf oell' sese
oer Vedlelnllg =, .n! pelliloel, n. cs4,..,..,
:, Slil,e u, Slprllt9 llepIl Suppe'ael
,Sallletll Uealille' pe.alloea' .lu, alh
lssN,, Sa.sle9 na & n,lS oiI[, Gli Sot1lus o,.sr
altl oeiie1s pe! oi'tei Ss'l''al'l S''pts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
spiss

ga es qltgemein Beibt Dob
mir einen iebr fdlten 8inter bnben
nerScn, 10 lit bier elm Seoer ffeis
big beim ginfabren BON 8reint6ol5.
Or. 6. 9. Saffner BON Sermolfit,
fom am lesten 5reitag In ieinern
slitomobil bier oiirf.
9as &reis SfyieBen ipelbes
neitlid aitf gdoenitts's 9lat itatt.
fano mar iebr alit beflidt, Sm San.
3en ipuroen 1 Snrfep iiro s @dnie
ausseidoiIen. 6. goeid, s.. &able,
10. fSiiietitb, 9. Waetger, N. Watt'
Inerelp0 q. pie6er iparep Ole aIiid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24

SSn Dem MorSfale @eattie 6at
@ouperneur Nartn bon Sirgiilda
am Witttuoh ole nit Spunnllipg er.
ipartete @rtideiourg betrefiS oes
8nooengeI,t6es obgeseben Ser 8ut.
tinilroroer Selprp Clan 8eattie ir.
nntB oie griBli6e Sbat am "a. 9to'
rcnpbcr, olio heltte, i'm eleftriiden
Stubl nit Sem 3ose biiBen. gtmb
ior9fGlti9er ssafpriifilng oes ge.
lpeisntaterials, erfl1rte Ser @onper'
iaenr Ni Der faiten lleber5eltglltg ge-
laltgt sir iein, SaB geattie ieine iitn-
ge SSrml nit @orbebad,t ulin faltem
9lute ermoroete; bob bas Iooesilr-
tbeil I'M oieIem Solle Elm moblper-
rienteS mar tmo SaB, mic iebr er
pieaeid,t and perionlid, nit nen
8ater Ses Oioroers ipmpatbiiiren
nloge, er lid bllrdl Ieinen amtseio
aetaln6en fiibls. Der @ercdlti1feit
ibrcir 2auf 5n faiien. Gem @oiner.
neur iei oas 8eenaoigun9sreht &c.
geben iporben INN ein Sit bartes llr.
fheil ar nifbern, einelil SsSitlti5ifr-
tbian norbeiseti 81 f0nncn eSn
6em porIiegerSen Suae handle es
fid aber nm feinen Seblid'loe Der
SilitB, ioipoern nm eiiten 6ollbes
redtigten slft Der itrafefr6en @ereh'
tigfeit. slud, Der anffdiib Der In
tbeilspcaitredlins iei nidt onrf) ir.
gen6 ipeIdbe triftise @riiipoe entpfob.
len iino Der @oaiberfienr lperbe
Thts tbnn, Inn Ole goaitredung
Ses bon benz areisgeridte BON Gbe'
fterfiel6 berbdrsten llrtbeils irseite-
mo Sa bebirr6ern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
liner Ghamp glarf, spreder

oes notionalen Mbgeorouefeilgm gmpes,
llrt nod irlirter ole Gnrdou Gntef-
tiruluas.@anie iar6 lit herett, ole
Tidtiefeit 6erielben balrd Oas &olf
rntideioeti sn Iaiieil, irbem er er'
fl1rt: v9seiut 3ebntel aillieres Sol.
tes Iinb fir Die Slnneution aamooas
1rtb i6 bin bereit. Die folgenben
gopi6lage Su MADDEN: sSbr laBt
mid, fir ole Yrdii6eirtidaft iaifen
aitf elmer 9latforln, pelde ole gln-
nertiom aainbas for6ert, iotpeit Ole.
ies 2mlb oieie Su6e obne &ries
6urdyfiibren fam un6 Iaiiet 'oeir
8raIioenten Snft Gls @egiter Der
shlnertion gegedr mid lanfen. Sb
alnltbe ailf ioieie 6rase bin ipiirbe
i'd, jeoet Stuat Der llnion gerpblt-
iten." .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
0as 81. italieniidlen G,raniamfei.


ten in Gripolis nidt blob in Der
@bantalie miBgiimtiger aorreipon-
oenten belteben, benefit H. u. Der
folgenoe 8eri6t zines ilnperoddri-
gen 3eal9en, Der in 8urin eri6einr
enbelt 3eitlug yStampa": pnniere
Soloaten babeir id)onalngslos ole
glufriibrer eriboiien Die in oem
@lasben Iebten, ais Spfer ibrer re.
.ligioien lleber5elteilns 5lt iterben.
Stoiid upo pflidtsenlaB babe i'd
eihigen &inridtlntgell beigclpobilt.
Gin Mamt uipb cine Srail auurhen
i'm 9eiis rpm @ufiem 9efiliroen lmo
5nr Sinri6alilg beitiinttit. Sic bisi-
ten lid) liebepon an 0en S1noet iupo
seiaten feine Spur BON Surdt Der
Sffi5ier CAB aomnlanbo 5llm gr.
Id;ieBen.- Die Sron belt aitd nod
oie Sano Ses Sobtet felt uitb er.
.,paltete nnltbig ben GOO. Sine Shpei.
te Sulpe folgte nlp0 oas Sirr ipris.
te berales. 9nnp aunr0e EN- @rel5
itlrb nadJ i6m elm jin9er 9utide. er.
idoiien. Girhlih cine @reiliii Die
naft ausge3ogen iporoen auar, neil
.lie in ibren @eipaisbe 9satroifen per.
bergen bube. llniere 5oa6aten iiluo
radetrulfen nipb ole SffiSiere Mir
fen HIRE gaitse glaitoritat aiiiuelpoen,
nm 6ie friegsreftlid,en erefutionen
eitsuidrdnfen. slild, 5iuet SSriedJett
ipuroen irrtbiimlid erid)oIien, neil
lie 8epoloer gefrngelp batten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
Wsad1t piel srnbel.

8enn Die Seute ipiibten, Dab Der.
itopflIrg, llnperoaulidfeit, @elbiuAt
ulto 2eberIeiSrn pprltriadt, iuiiropn
lie bdIo Or. Sings gtetp 2ife Gias
pebnien nnb ein Gnoe 6aroi,s mad.
Ell. Sit Ser i1erite @eg. 8eIt
fiir gilioiit1t, aopfipcb, llnberoaiI.
lidlfeit, Gbias rnS Sdap1fe. 25c.
bei allen apotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24

li6en Sdiisen.
u @illimann bate am let.
ten Smnstag einen llnfaa iuel6er
nod iebr gliidli1 ublief. @r be,
fano li6 alrf Der 9etp Sapen &oao
mit> elmer 2aorrpg Sen, in @allen.
@eim Sinabfabren eilles iteilen S5il'
gels iunrSen bic 8fer6e idel, lllpo
BEL ieinem Geriitdl Die 9rentie 8lt
erreidyeir fiel er. nebit mebreren Ball
len Sen, bonn @agen berab 5uiiflen
Die Gferbe binein 10 Dab Der 8a'
gen iiber i'm 6ii@iipa. 3um 8liit
trug er ie6od mr. leidte gerleblin.
gen 0abon.
Die folgenb@r Sermoliier giiln.
robe ipelhe in poriger 8od)e per
@aioline.9ampfer .SSo6n 8oblfen1
rad aoeaer's SslanS, i'm MiiIouri
Sllrb ab6nntpiten, iip0 nun ipie0cr
.9liidlih bel yMutter" angelanat:
Ssre6 &oeller, Gbas. German, Geo.
Soessli, Senrp im6 gllbert Druid,
@l6t. Goeller, @blp. @toitpin, Sobn
8obIfen, Geo. Ssir6boier glllg.
@obIt, @m. @reiS, Or. 6. g. Saff.
ner nn6 SEQ. Silent Die 9riegs.
bente beItanS inn 8nn5en ans ~
lrnporiidtigcm Saien pelfc 8ulolp9e
| IitiGgebolten batten. Wenn nber Die
Mlnition itiht 5ir iriib ausgegangett
ip1re, 6ofm b1tte es Elm paar @o.
genlo6lnaen @ilopret gcgeben. gtitn,
naS pprite6t iid) BON ielbit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
stolpe

- @esenpGrtig idjones Serbit
iuetter, uii6 inpiere 5nrmer iitio alle
ffeibig NIT ibfeu1 neridiehenen atr-
beiten atf Der 6nrm beifaftist.
s(iif Der aranfenlilte befinben
Iid, ser Heire @aIter aottboff itrio
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-23
HOFFMAN WILL RETURN
To CUBS WHEN PAID
$4,000 PER YEAR
Centerfelder Thinks His
Base Hits Are Not Prop
erly Valued.

Artie Holman is making his bluff
about quitting baseball a strong one.
but the fact remains that he is eager to
hold forth in center field again next
year. Circus Solly threw little real
tragedy into his holdout act yesterday
when with tears in his eyes he bid
Manager Chance and Johnny Evers
good-by before leaving for his Akron
home, telling them that he might see
them again in a few years, but init
mated that there was grave doubt in
his mind as to whether he ever would
gaze on the P l. and the Trojan again.
Holman is holdout pure and simple.
according to one of his closest friends.
He hit 1925 last year and believes that
base hits should be the most valuable
commodity in the baseball market. The
contract that was sent to him did not
put proper valuation his bingles
and Solly informed President Murphy
that the figures would have to be
swe1led before he would sign. The
sum demanded by the elongated center
fielder ia $4,000 per year. and he vows
that he'll not play again unless this
sum is paid him.
While Holman has been telling the
world that he is through with the base
ball business forever, he has found
money lending more profitable, the fact
remains that he paid his own car fare
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-23
EAST CH|CAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
INDIANA HARBoR,

Last night the first scene of the
evangelistic meetings. which are being
held at the Baptist church. came to an
end with a good and appreciative au-
dience witnessing as the curtain was
drawn. Tonight there will be a decided
shifting of scenery as the second scene
of the series opens. From now on I'M
til the meetings close Sunday evening
it will be altogether different The
program tonight will be radically
changed from the one planned from the
beginning and announced from time to
time. The following motion will be be-
for the people and the entire evening
will be given up to passing upon it,:
Motion, That the Churches of Indiana
Harbor Disband. Are You Ready for
the Question" At the close of the
service the vote will be taken. Ev-
erybody will be allowed a vote.
A complimentary piano recital will
be given neyt Monday evening. at 1880
o'clock, at the Baptist church, by the
pupils of Miss Jeanette L. Green, as
sisted by Miss Edna C. Dales, the read
er. The program will be as follows:
The Last Smile. for four hands
(Wollenhaupt)-M Gail Dickson and
Miss Green.
Fairy Polka (Spindler)-Marion Spell
lacy.
Boatsman Song (williams)- Edith
Elmore.
Nocturne Opus Al (D'Orso)-Mabel
Fulton.
Danny elias Day)-Miss DaIes
Princess Waltz emil Liebling) -
Florence Fox
March Militaire for six hands fSchu-
l. -
Margaret Dickson.
Menut (PaderewskD--Gail Dickson
Meditation Observation-Disclosures Rob-
erts.
Silver Stars (Bohm)-Lyda Fulton.
On the Beach (FIsk)-Miss Daies).
Polonaise. Opus 40, No. / and Noe
turne. Opus 8. No. 2 (Chorin)-Miss
Green.
Arsene Bebekah lodge will give a So
cial and musical entertainment at Pyth-
ian hall next Thursday evening. March
?. Refreshments will be served and
all members and the public are in
vited.
Mrs Frederick Sauer, who has beer
sick with the erysipilis. is improving
The ladies of ST. Adams Guild will
meet with Mrs. Charles Egbert at hel
a
ernoon, at o'clock sharp. All mem
bers are requested to be present as bus.
mess of Importance is to come up.
Another big crowd from the Harbol
| attended the d. d. Ministries show In
East Chicago last night
DR.. c. C. Robinson. who has beer
sick with the diphtheria is reported
better today
H. A. Hetrick of One Hundred anf
/, Thirty-seventh street has been sick fol
the past week with rheumatism but i.
now improving.
! The regular meeting Of the Lad,
Maccabees will take place at Pythiar
/ hall tomorrow evening. All member.
4 are requested to be present
/ c. A. Westberg and Walter ]. Rifle,
! attended the charity ball given by tn,
Catholic Womans League of Chicag,
1 at the Congress hotel Tuesday evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-23
JOSS ARM rs
IN BAD SHAPE

After an examination of the muscles
and nerves of his pitching arm By Doc
White, the Cleveland trainer, Addie
Joss states today that the injury to his
salary wing is torn ligament. Joss
thought that his arm was in pitching
condition until Trainer White began his
examination. when the old soreness re-
appeared and the trainers diagnosis re-
suited in the belief that a ligament was
either torn or misplaced. The trainer
Is giving JOSS vigorous treatment twice
day, but whether his efforts will avail
anything is wholly problematical and
will not be known until Addie attempts
to hurl few over after he reaches
Hot Springs next month 1t is feared
that the Nap star never will be able
to pitch again.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-23
M'FARLANO IS GIVEN HARD
FIGHT BY BOY AGED 70
Frank Madole Stays Six Round Limit, But Packey Is
the Winner on Points.

could connect with anything above Nc
Farlands wind. The Chicago boys de-
Tense practically was perfect. He COW
cred magnificently and so far as science
is concerned is more clever than any
body seen in Philadelphia for months,
not excepting Wolgast, Moran or At
tell
Experts declare both boys have the
punch" If Mcfarland has it he did not
show it last night as he landed when
Madole was coming in. On the other
hand Madole's blows were weakened
because the Chicago scrapper was going
away nearly every time the Smoky City
boy scored.
The boys will be matched for longer
than six round go. according to Jack
O'Brien. who pulled OF the bout last
night before his American A. c.
Mcfarland and Moran were matched
last night for ten round bout before
the Fairmont A. c. of New York. to be
held March a.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-23
GARY-WHITE GO
TO DRAW FANS

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 23.-The seat
sale for the Tommy Gary-Jack White
fight. which is to be held at the Ma
tional Athletic club show Friday night
is the heaviest al any of the recent
fights. Ringside seats are at a prem
UNI. One of the largest turnouts of
boxing fans since the game has been
reopened here is expected White and
Gary are not expected in Milwaukee
until Friday morning. In the semi
windup kid" Graves, the Chicago boy,
who has been making his home here
for the last couple of months. viii have
the hardest fight of his career on his
hands when he tackles Ray Temple.
Jack Daugherty more than likely will
be matched to meet Steve Kinney in the
second bout of the night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-23
EAST CHICAGO.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Clinton will leave
today for the south. to remain for Wis
It of several weeks. They will be
entertained by relatives and friends in
Jackson. Miss. New Orleans, where
they will attend the Mardi Gras. vicks-
burg and Mobile.
Walter ]. Riley received the fourth
degree In the knights of Columbus
yesterday afternoon at the K of c.
hall. Masonic temple. Chicago. A ban
quet was given in the evening at the
LaSalle hotel
Nothing has been said in the newspa-
pers about men being invited to the
Washington tea, to be given this even
ing. at the residence of Mrs. S. III. Poor.
in Magoun avenue. The ladies hav-
ing the affair In charge wish to an
nounce that they will be welcome.
Mrs. A Lamb conformed to her usual
custom yesterday of keeping open
house on hers and washingtons birth
day. All of her neighbors and friends
called and she received many beauti-
full presents and great number of
bouquets. Mrs. Margaret Diamond, as
sisted by Mrs. Edward Funkhouser.
served. Each guest was presented with
a small silk flag as a souvenir of the
occasion.
The Young Ladies' sodality of ST.
Mary's church will entertain at a pedro
party next Monday evening. The event
will take place in Weiland's hall, and
after 10 o'clock dancing will be enjoy
ed. This is the last entertainment to
be given until after Lent by this or
ganization.
A number OF school teachers are Civ
ing a Washington's birthday party to-
night
The willing Workers, a little girls
organization of the Swedish Lutheran
church, gave a social last night at the
church. Walter Harmon gave talk on
the different presidents and there were
a number of musical selections, Miss
Viola Buckley with a violin number be-
ing particularly good.
Miss Nellie Fultz and Miss Hampton
saw Sweet Sixteen" yesterday at the
Chicago Opera House.
The orchestra-at the minstrel show,
consisting of Mrs. Virgil Loucks and
Miss Lilly Dixon on the violin was re
inforced last night by the addition of
Roy Droom a violinist from Chicago
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Evans.
The Young Married Peoples club will
give a dance in Longs hall. Hammond
next Saturday night. This will be guest
night and each couple belonging to the
club will have the privilege of inviting
two couples their guests
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-23

: Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 2s.-Frank
Madole OF Pittsburg, the 19-year- old
boxer, who has been fighting but two
years. jumped into semi championship
class in the lightweight division when
he stayed six rounds with Packey Nc
Farland of Chicago. Even though Ma
dole stayed the limit. Mcfarland had
an advantage on points, winning every
round handily.
Mcfarland tried everything in his
collection to get to the little Pittsburg-
err. He played for the head. hit the
point of the jaw four times. only to see
Madole shake his head and wade in for
more, played tattoo on Madoles stom-
ach, tried the heart blow and landed
times without number and used the
uppercut with both hands. All the
blows landed and landed hard. but they
never feazed Madole.
And in landing all these blows, Nc
Farland took his punishment. Madole
hit him again and again. but he never