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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
LAKE, SIS: OLIN MACDONALD VS..
WILLIAM ANTIO.
Whereas, Olin Macdonald has filed in
this court his complaint affidavit and
bond for attachment of certain prop
erty alleged to belong to you, and also
his affidavit that you are a non-resi-
dent of the State of Indiana,
You are therefore notified that said
cause has been set for hearing on the
31st day of August. A. d. 1911. 9 a. M,
and unless you appear at that time and
answer his complaint, said cause will
be heard in your absence, and an order
made for the sale of said property.
FRANK d. PRIEST.
Justice of the Peace.
July II, 1911.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
CENTER OF
POPULATION
MOVES WEST

Washington, July 1s.-The center of
population of the United States is four
and one quarter miles south of Union-
ville Monroe county, Indiana, accord-
ing TO a census bureau announcement
today Since 1900. when it was six
miles southeast of Columbus. Ind. it
has moved thirty -one miles westward
and seven-tenths of a mile northward.
The westward movement was more
than twice that of the 1ss0-190o dec
ade This acceleration of the westward
movement Is attributed by census of
ficials principally to the growth of the
Pacific and southwestern states.
The Geographical center of the United
States is in northern Kansas. so that
the center of population, therefore. is
about $50 miles east of the geographic
cal center of the country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
Lake Woods Park Notes.

Swede Swanton and Dow Bowen OF
Hammond were at the park last night,
the guests of Bernard Gavit.
Nids Gerard and Bayless Cosner
gave a duck dinner to a number of
their friends in their al fresco dining
room in Lakeville. just over the fence
from Lake Woods, last night. Mr.. Ger
rard cooked the ducks. and the guests
all pronounced him to be a first class
chef.
Albert Kahn has received a letter
from Fred Mace, the well known come
dian. who has been playing Baron Pop
off III The Chocolate Soldier who
threatens to come to Lake Woods park
for a visit Mr.. Mace is a comedian
both on and off the stage and should
he visit Gary it is assured that he will
make lots of fun for everybody
The new vaudeville bill as offered
last night in the band she'll proved a
hit from beginning to end and every
act was received with enthusiasm.
Tendahoa, a full blooded Mohawk In
dian, opened the bill with clever ring
work, in which his great strength was
manifest In many difficult tricks Marie
Salisbury character singer. followed
in we'll dressed numbers. She sang a
tTtOle SOne III COSluIit- iOlioh Ell ny d
shild number which went well, closing
with the popular telephone song in
which she injected a number of the
latest jokes now going the rounds, and
the result was that she was called
back a half dozen times. Miss Sails
bury has a splendid wardrobe and she
gets her audiences with her from the
very beginning. Cushman and st.
Claire made more than good in a
knockabout act, in which Cushman is
seen as Happy Hooligan and Miss st.
Claire as an ancient maiden. The act
is excrutiatingly funny and elected
much applause. The closing act was
that of the La Sale trio. an acrobatic
team, which has some new and I'M
usual stunts to offer. The bill will be
changed again on Thursday night,
when among other features the famous
Lyric quartet will be heard in ope-
ratio and popular selections.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18

There is also a detective and identifica-
tion bureau chief
The new south side police station
VIII need a captain. In command with
two desk sergeants and possibly a
night patrol sergeant This Will mean
four or five promotions. Thlrty-six to
forty is the number IN the present po-
lice establishment.
chief one assistant chief. three
captains and as many lieutenants con-
stitute the Official force or the fire de-
partment This will be Increased
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
CASH GRAIN MARKET

Winter wheat by sample: No. red.
S5GS5%c; No 3 red. S2@S41ac; No. 2
hard, IS "a 6S7c: No. hard. SO a IS u c..
Spring wheat by sample: No. l
northern. s1.02Q1oSh No northern.
s1.00@1.o3: No. 3 spring, SSM 94c.
Corn by sample: No. 2. 65 u q 65 q c:
No. 2, white, 66@66Ac; No. 2 yellow.
65 u @6sAc; No. 3. s5A @651c; No. 8
white, s5 II 965Ac; No. yellow. 65A q
65 &c; No. 4, 64A @641c
Oats by sample: No 2. 44h a 45c; No.
white 46647c; No. 3 white, As a Acc;
46%c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
GARY COUNCIL
TO HELP

That eighteen mile remodeling OF
Ridge road from Hobart to Hammond.
or otherwise across the county, which
is planned by the county commission
ers will have the cordial assistance of
the City of Gary.
Last night the city council gave the
county commissioners jurisdiction over
the thoroughfare from Hobart town
ship line to Harrison street distance
of mile and one-half, This will mean
that the county officials will supervise
the re-making of the famous road
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the VII
lage Board of West Hammond will re-
ceive sealed bids as proposals for a
sewer cleaning machine or apparatus.
on the evening of July 27. 1911, at Of
fee of the village clerk.
The bids must be presented to the
said board at 8 o'clock p m, at which
time the board convenes.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
IGNATIUS r. MANKOWSKI.
Village Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
STEEL PLANT
WORK GOES ON

The vast improvements at the Has
kell & Barker Car company's steel car
plant are progressing very satisfac-
torily at Michigan City. The big "a
foot yard runway. extending from
Fifth TO Sixth avenue has been erected
by the Lackawanna Steel company and
is now ready for the travelling cranes
for the unloading of steel. This run
way is 100 feet wide and 400 feet long
and is so constructed that an addi-
tional wing can be erected when occa-
sion demands. The Foundations are
being put in for the new assembly shop,
which will occupy what was formerly
Seventh street and other buildings are
being RACED and new ones are being
erected.
Big Assembly shop.
The largest building to be erected
for the manufacture of steel cars will
be the assembly shop which will occu-
py former Seventh street. The new
building will adjoin the present assem-
bly, shop No 8 on the south, being 100
feet wide and LOO feet song, reach
ing almost from Wabash street west to
the railroad tracks.
Gary to Furnish Steel.
The steel work on this building will
be done by the American Bridge COM
pany of Gary, which was recently
awarded the contract. The car compa-
ny is putting in the concrete founda-
tions.
The finishing building, located in
Eighth street and extending from the
railroads tracks TO Manhattan street,
is being extended east to Buffalo street.
a distance of $50 feet The south wall,
along the north line of Eighth street.
is now practically completed The ex-
tension to this building will be about
1855 feet north and south, or about 100
feet wider than the present building.
Another bit Of Improvement now un-
der way is the erection of paint mill.
north of the finishing shop, to replace
the old paint mill which was removed
to make way for the assembly shop.
Employees 1900 Men.
Michigan City is extremely fortu-
nate in that the Haskell & Barger
plant is reasonably busy, while some
car plants throughout the country are
closed. There are now employed about
1900 men and the company has seve-
raj orders on hand. With the compile
ton of the big steel plant the force
will be, materially Increased. but the
extent of this is increase can be mea-
sured only by the increase in business
throughout the country. The plant Will
have the capacity, when completed &c
employ many times the present NUM-
| Der of men and the management Ii
building now wit hits eyes on the fu.
| ture.
| Let's Local Contracts.
| So far as possible the company 1!
| letting local contracts. The big i'm
! provement will mean the use of 1000
| 600 brick, which will be furnished b.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
COUNCIL SETS SEPT.
9Th. AS DATE FOR BIDS

September fifth is the latest date
when the Gary common council will re-
ceie bids on it's issue OF $4,000 police
and fire station bonds. These bonds
will mature in ten years. will be in
denominations of 81 900 each will bear
interest at four per cent and will have
to sell at or above par. The issue was
authorized by the council last night.
A Second Police station.
Proceeds of the bond sale will be us
ed to make the following improve
ments:
Erection of new police and fire sta
ton for south part OF the city.
Remodeling of the old Tolleston town
hall into a fire station.
Purchase of addition fire house and
police and fire equipment.
possible site for the new south end
police and fire station Is at Nineteenth
and Adams street. There is a fire com
pany on the south side at the present
time.
New Jobs In sight.
with the erection of the new police
station it is probable that the personnel
of the police and fire departments will
be largely added to. For instance the
present police station now has a chief
a day captain. night captain. two
desk sergeants and one patrol sergeant
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18

Hogs-Good to prime heavy, $3.50 a
$50. mixed lots and butchers. $3.50 a
SIS: fair to fancy light. se.6oG6.So;
roughs. pigs and stays. ss.0oG7.65.
Cattle SISTERS, $500 $50, heifers.
s4.00M5.25: cows. se.4064.60; calves.
$4,000 700; bulls. $3.25 a 5.25.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18

the Roeske and Ohlemacher Brick COM
pany of this city. Sheel and concrete
vii lalso be used in the erection of the
buildings.--Michigan City News.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts, 1871 tubs; cream
cry, extra, 24c; price to retail dealers,
% NC; prints, 261Ac; extra frsts, 23c:
firsts. 21c; seconds. zoe; dairies, extra,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--One D. NJ. Cable mahogany
cased piano; been in use nine months;
for sale at give away price; must be
sold within Is days. Call at 212 Ham
mond bldg. Phone 323.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
SPEED PROGRAM
FOR COUNTY
FAIR OUT

Continued from Page IL
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FOR SALE-Cheap, all kinds of bar
fixtures. Inquire j. j. Freeman, s403M
Michigan ave-, Indiana Harbor. Ind.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two rooms with bath for
light housekeeping. 207 Indiana ave,
Hammond. 1873
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
NOTICE TO TIMES
READERS.

Following replies to classified ads
now at Times office. Advertisers please
call for them:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
Let. Local Contracts.

So far as possible the company is
letting local contracts The big inn
provement will mean the use of 2.ooo.-
900 brick, which will be furnished by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18

FOR RENT-Small fiat furnished for
light housekeeping gas and bath.
1SS Plummer ave, Hammond. 1Stf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TRANSFER OF RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18

FOR SALE-A vaudeville and moving
picture thccter. For particulars in
Qutre J. r. Braat. 1865 Commonwealth
ave-. Indiana 4arbor. Phone S61.-1Stf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING AROUND
the house that you don't want. so-ia-
body else might Advertise 1t and II
might bring you money. Every little
helps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-18

FOR RENT-Six room fiat: all modern
conveniences 344 Truman ave, HAM
mond. Phone S47M. 1873
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-02
@iaenartiaer 3eitpertreib.

Se9s franSOiiide 9isjipIinarioI.
baten, Die gu nlebrt6gieem @efang.
nib berurtbeilt ipauen, ioBen 9enein-
fam in Der ein5isen fir oieien 3tbed
oerfiigbaren 3eae Der Seftion BON
Ge5enlbre in Saint Wfolo in6 lang
tpeilten iid i6redlih. ga fam elmer
aiif ben eenidlen @infaa, ieoer bon
ibnen iolle iid eine 3ebe obidnei6eu,
tbeils 5itm SeitOertreib, tbeiIs aud,
ann iid bieu0urd miIitdroienitiin.
taugli6 81 NADER. Ser 8oridIag
tprrbe nit Surrn aufgenonmen, 6od
man batte teipe Wteiier. 0od) lGnge.
rem Slhen fano man ie6ob cine
eiierre &rompe, ole elm Stiif6en
aus Der Ntauer berausragte. Rah
bieleu 0eiibe geIattg es, iie beraus.
siiSieben uno alrf ben Steiitflieien
oes SuBbo0ens 10 tpeit an3ui6leifen,
bob fie elm IeibIid)es 9leiier absab.
ghin i6nitten ii6 Sfpei Der 2eute ie
ef1e 3ebe ab, Sob als Die bier onoe.
rem 6ieiem 8eifpiele foIgen tpoIten,
tpat Elm slufieber Elm iino oerbin0erte
tpeiteres 9lutoer9ieBera Die beiOen
Qntputirten ipurOen ms 2aSaretb ee.
f6offt, mo man tbpen 3ititanS aIs
stidt iebr be6entli6 erfannte. 0ie
onberen itedte man in girseIbaft.
8ie Sffi5iere Der 9issipIinarbataiI.
lone bemerften 5u Der @eididte, Sab
fie ftets berIongt bdtten, man iolIe
bic @onnidoften aitsreiber6 beI6Gf.
ttgen. @s NOR aiid beabfiftigt eetue.
fen, bon ibnen eine @tauer erriften
gu Iaiien; Der Tlm mitBte 6onn aber
fallen geIoiien iperben, neil es, I'M.
slanblid, aber pabr, an SanS,perts.
fe1ia aebroh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-02
0nuneritas, 2. 8sbruar 1911.
2itbesaffare eines SeIbentenOrs.

grpreIiunesoeriudle ee9en ben TO.
nfgIiden 8ammeri1nger 3arl Bur-
rian biIoeten ben @egenitono elmer
anflaee, Die oas 9resoener 2anOge.
ridt beif1ftigte. slls aneeflagte er'
ibieneu Die anlifIeute gl0olf Singes
nnO 8arI Stall ioluie 5ran5 Dfiiller.
auBer oeriudter @rpreiiung miro ben
Ineeiduloisten nod &ubeItorung
Ino Suhbeiddbigung- our Sait ge
feet. Die @runSlage Der Gnflage
bil0et elm 8erbGltnib, 6as 9urrian
init Der ihonen Satin oes ansetIag.
ten 9inges binter 0eiien Hiiden an
gefniipft butte. @r fiihrte i'm @iaeu.
orte 2oidNuis, mo 9urrian cine 8illa
beiist, nit ibr einen gemeiniamen
$ausbolt. I'm feline Srau 5ur Hiid.
febr 5u betuegen, be9ab iid Der betro.
gene @hemonn nit ieinen mitange.
fIagten Sreunoen zines Cages in Die
Burriarld)e 8illa in0 itintne BORT
einen SoaenI1rm an. Die Demon.
ftranten erbielten BON Dem 5uiants
mengeitromten Rublifum lebbafte
llnteritiisung, unb gesen 9urrian
tuuroen 9robe 8eripiini6ungen laut.
8ie in S8ene seieste &asenmiiiif er.
reidte crit tbr @nbe, oils Die 2oi6.
tuiser EoIBei einidritt, uno bel 6ieier
@elegenbeit iou aud Ole 8illa Oes
SeIoentenors beidGhigt poroen ien
Ser 3lped Der 9emonItranten lpur0e
aber nidt erreidt. 9ie @eliebte BUR.
rians erfldrte fatesoriid, bel ibrem
n9arl" bleiben 5li ipoIlen. 8alo oar.
auf nerlieB 0as gaar Dresden, Oa
9urrian iib nift mebr iider fiiblte,
unb neueroings bat ole @eliebte Bur.
rians fbren yaarl~ na6 gteiu Dorf
begieitet, 100 8urrin eegenmdrtig
iein @aifpiel abioIpirt. 9os @eri9t
beidloB oaber, Die 8erbanolung bis
mad 9urrians &iidfebr 5u pertagen.
9inges fprroe seeen 5000 Rarf
&aution aus ser llnterIu6ungsbaft
ertlaien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-02
Sm glutpmobil entfiibrt.

Cine perpegene SIildt bat Die 16
Sabre aIte @ertruo Sofimann, Elm
bilobiibi6es NtGo6en, ausRfiibrt,
Die. mie mir ieiner5eit beridtet, nit
benz Dresoener @roBlnouitrielen unO
&olnmer5ienratb 9ierline, Dem tribe.
rem iteqpertretenoen 8oriitenoen oet
9resOener Sanoelsfnmmer, Elm Ser.
b1ltnib unterbalten batte uno oeslpe'
gen in Der 9resoener 5iiriorgeanitalt
unter9ebrabt iporoen mar. Das
MGoden iolte bel einemGermin beim
Imtsgerift 9inoeberg bel Dresden er.
i6eineu mo puroe gu oieiem 3lpefe
bon einem 9lnitnItsbeomten bortbin
gebra6t. gtobe Der @ingangstbiir
gum amtsgerift itnno Elm Ieeres
SlutomobiI, oeiien Dtotor aneefurbeli
mar. Bl0slib iprnng oas DfGo6en,
ebe Der 9eamte es binoern fonnte, in
ben 8aeen, unb i'm n1biten aueen.
bid Iubr bos glutomobil in rai6em
Sempo bacon, nabm ieinen g8eg nab
8ooenbad, uno onnn lit Die Sabrt
meiter nad Strubburg i.@. sesansen,
bon mo Die Soffmonn crit ibre gIn.
itaItsfIeioer nab Dresden 3uriidgc.
ianbt bat. Die @Itern; Der $offmann
perbiiBen sesenuGrtie cine IGnsere
6reiheitsitrafe iueeen @rpreiiung un0
8erflppelung ibrer Sohter an Bier.
ling.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-02
8mr germeionns BON streifs.

Sn 2pnn. Taii., benz sroBten
Sbubfabrifations5entrum bes Gan.
bes, lit cine 9eipegung fir Die Gin.
iesung zines Srieoensfon5iIs Sur
8erbiitun9 bon Streits ini5eniert
iporoen. Seoe Union iou eiuen Ser.
treter fir Die 3entroIforperi6ait, Die
ben Ramen nBeoee Council" fiibren
ioa, ertuabIen. 9as &on3iI sioa Die
@oIlmndt baben, ie6e Union OIL Ell.
mem Streif gu perbinbern, 10 Iangc
niht ale MtitteI 5ur irieoIiden 9ei.
leeung Der Diiferen3en ongepanot
fpuroen. glu6 Die @eif6ftsIeute i'm
Iasemeinen iin6 Shubfobrifanten
i'm beionOeren ioIIen in oem RonSiI
1ertreter boben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-02
Gine ieltiame geniiunirnna.

@obI gum eriten Male baben
2onooner 9ebor6en elmer 8erion cine
Peniion ausgeiest unter Der ge6in.
gltng, oab iie nidt arbeiten iou. @s
banoelt iib nm cine &odin, Die i'm
Sabre 1900 an Gppbus erfranfte
uno ieitoem, obtpobI ieIbIt gebeilt,
cine rSooiIlentrdgerin" lit. Die ga.
nitGtsbeborOe tuies nad, Sab faIt in
allen Sauiern, mo- Die Srau searbei.
tet babe, friiber ooer ipGter Perionen
an Sppbus erfranften. @s gebe fei.
men Sdus bageeen, aIs Sic Srau Der
geotbipenoigfeit, in frem6en S1uiern
arbeiten gu miiiien, 5ii entbeben. 0ie
GountpperpoItung bat ibr besbalb
cine fIeine, aber ausfommIide gen.
Iion belpilliat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-02
Gs taat in 9llabama

9as llnterbaus Der 2egislatur pcH
alobauta bat ourh 9elbluB nen
@ouperneur aufeeiorbert, oas. 9api-
tol BON Der IGitigen @eieuibait i'm
bern an laiien, bic aus allen Sbeilen
Ses Staates 5iiinmmengelaufen lit,
Inn our6 ibr @eplGrre un6 tbr @e-
teiie ben 8iSerruf 0es prohibitions
aeieses gu perbiiten. gs iheint alio
aud in 9llabama nit bem ShptnoeI
gu gnoe 6u sebeu. Seit Der 3eit, oa
bic 9eoolferung iif nit GROCER
W1ebrbeit eeeen ole Gufnabme oes
getrGnteper6otes in bas Staots-
grunoseies auseeiproden bat, per-
oen Die 8irtbiha ten iiberaa till
idueigero seoul6et. Die aufbebung
bes grobibitionsgeieses lit oIio nnr
nod, cine Sorm, uno Der obne biel
llmit6nolihfeiteu 5u genitgen, ideiut
Die 2egisIatur entifloiieu 5li iein
S6neIler nod, aIs man eripartet bot
te, 1T aud 9llabama BON oem @abne
furirt porSen, man Tonne Der Der
nunit SauernS GeiieIn anlesen-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-02
Gtftmnaen SsI Sentidsu Eobelpreis'
trGaer.

9lus Ts;Hheu uiro geneIoet: 8ie
bic yWiinbeuer Heueiten geadrih'
ten" nbeloen, Bat Eaul Sepie, Der
fiir5Ii1 nit oem 9tobelpreis fir Si'
teratur ausgeaeitnet worhen lit, sro'
bereSnmmen fir mobltbatige 3ipede
eeIpenoet. 90 erbieIt Die Wiinhener
3rpeiaabtbeiIung Der Sbiaerftiftilng
10000 Wsarf, Die Bemiionsfoiie Oes
Sournaltlten. rno Shriititeaerper'
ems 5000 Oeurf, ole 8ranfenfaiie
Niindener 9eriifsiournaliiten 2000
Morf, Der idpeOiihe slrmenperein
fir Rinberpflege 5000 aronen uuo
cine Reibe anberer @obltbdtigfeits'
anitaIten t4,000 Nfarf.
Serner miro aus @ottingen ge'
meIoet: @ebeimrntb groieiior Or
@ollof, Der Director oes hemiiden
SnItituts Der @ottinger llniperiit6i
un6 gnpfGneer Ses oiesiGbrigen 0o.
belpreiies fir Gbenlie, bat Ser bieii.
gen llniperiitGt BON bem Iobelpreiie
$4,000 Otorf) $1,000 Weorf se.
jhenft, bon oenen 10000 9art fir
6as fentiIfe Snititut, 5000 Mart
fir bos 9eiIiteinihe demiihe 9nd.
id,logelperf urS 1000 Iarf fir pii
ienifyaitIife @rcitriionen Der Graf
tifanten bes hemtifen SnItituts be.
itintmt iinS. Gie 10000 0earf fin
6as demiide SnItitut per6en gum
grios Der eeitobIenen 8Iatinappa.
rate oerperoet neroen. beren Mle
talApertb $4,000 Narf betrli9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-02
WaSrSer nnS iSeialina.

Die @rmoroung Der S6nuipieIerih
Osinsfa in 2embers, elmer 81 Sabrl
alten itaotbefannten S6onbeit, 6urd
ben ebemaligen Stuoenten 4aIimir
2episfp, poriiber mir bereits berih.
teten, ruit in 2emberg groBes glui.
ieben berpor. 2elpisfp CAB au, aui oil.
Sginsfa orei Neoolneridiiiie abgege.
ben ou baben. Die ben ioiortigen SoS
Der Shouipielerin 5ur sSolge batten.
ueber bas Wotip Der Sbat be;ragt,
erfIarte er, oob er ieit I1neerer Belt
su Der am 9enlbereer Stabttbenter
enaagirten S6auipielerin in gesie'
bungen geitanOen un0 groBe mate.
rie1e Opier fir iie eebfadt babe.
Das 8erb6ltniB babe felt brei Sab
rem beItanoen. er mollte iie beiratben.
3a er in @riabrung 9ebraht baben.
bah Iie nit ibrem 8atten, Dem Te'
oofteur unO Witberausgeber Der 3ei'
tllng n@ief-gtorup", S5enOeropih,
niht gut Iebe, babe er an Oieien bos
griu6en geiteat. er moge iid ifeioen
laiien. SSenoeropih pies nber Die.
len glntrae entriiitet 3uriid. 9araui
babe er nit ibr einen 9oppelielbit.
moro uerabreoet unb iie lei gu Oieiem
3uede ou Inn in Die @obnlins ge'
fommen. 9ort babe er Die Shiiiie
auf iie obeegeben, imo aIs er Die Sci.
DIE liegen lab, babe ibn Der Wtutb
oerIaiien, iid ielbit gu erihieBen. Bon
Teue erfaBt. irrte er ihinoenIans INIT
Der uno seitnnO oann ipdter ieinem
9ruoer Die Sbat.
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1iadlten beiSs slussn 80.

Die SdiiIerinnen Der County.
Sdule fir 2anOpirtbiduft unbSaus.
arbeitspiiienidaften in 9eloit, 8is.,
ipur6en Dor Die @abI seitellt, ent-
weber ben Turn. ooer SdieBunter.
riht in ben 9ebrplan Der SduIe
nufsenomt:ten gu ieben. Wiit elmer
acknowledgement Nnioritdt baben iie
ii9 fitr ben StieBunterri6t entidloi.
fen. Sic lperoen MN in abtbeiInn.
gen getbeilt uno erbaIten regeIreh.
ten llnterridlt in Der 8iinit 6es Sdie.
bens. Die Sauptidtuierisfeit lag 5u-
erit barin, BEN M1bhen an5ugep0b-
men. nift beim Sfieben ale beioen
ansen su3umaden.
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gersefIidfeit eines Operators.

glus &aris miro beridtet: 8escn
Sipeier in Der @auhbobIe perseiener
2einenperb6noe batte cine Srau Hi.
soutta, bic i'm SoipitaI 8ealiion ope-
rirt tporSen NOR, cine S6aoenerias-
floge auf $4,000 Sranf angeltrenet,
erbieIt aber MIR 5000 6ronf ouse.
iprohen. peii nod Der gusiage Der
Sadperit6nhieen iid baraus feline
ernitIihe Berfuidluns" ergeben b6tte.
G6tte Der Sperateur nieIleid1t ieinen
Regen!hir,.i ODER cine Watrote IN
Der 2eibesboble Iiegen Iaiien, oapn
bate Die SSrau pobl Die beanipruh.
ten $4,000 Srauf befommen.
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Sinridtnna eines WlSrSers.

Ser am 3. Oftober bonn S6iuur.
geri6t in 9ieI ipeeen @rmoroung
oes @obenIobners 4roser ouf bem
Cute &noop gum Sooe berurtbeilte
2anoarbeiter @osner ipur6e i'm Sofe
Ses @eridtsgef1ngniiies inaieI burd
BEN Sdorfrihter @ropler aus Maa.
oeburs bineeridtet.
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9ie SusenS bab id ME eelobt,
9ie nimmer ii6 i'm Sturm erprobt;
9ie @eisbeit bab' i6 ME geprieien,
Die nidt TN 2eben iid ertpieien.
9ooenite6t.