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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
APPOINTMENTS
IN INDIANA

Fort Wayne, Ind. June 26.-Bishop
Alerding today made the following APP
pointments:
Rev Herman Jurascheck of Chester
ton to st. Martins. Hanover Center;
Rev Lawrence A. Eberle of Goshen to
ST. Patrick's at Chesterton; Rev Gus
tave Hottenroth of Fort Wayne to st.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
Peddler Arrested.

Nicholas Elias. peddler. was arrest
ed by Officer Huber for selling goods
and wares without a license Saturday
morning. The case came up before
Judge Prest and Elias, after proving
that he was securing the necessary pa
pers, the case was dismissed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
LAWYER Sues for Divorce.

Attorney Walter ]. Lotz through his
attorney, J. A. Gavit, has brought an
action for a divorce against Desse c.
Lotz. The complaint was missing from
It's holder. but according to Attorney
J. A. Gavit II merely charges that
there was incompatabiiity of tempera-
ment.
Attorney Lott is member Of tho
firm of Ross & Lotz. and has been
practicing in Hammond for a number
of years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
Cubs Win Another.

The Cook Cubs of Hammond won
their second of the season yesterday.
defeating the p. K Juniors at Harrison
park by a score of to 0. The Cook
Cubs would like to schedule games
with any team in Lake county averag-
ing from 15 to IT years old. Address
George Kohl, 90 Doty street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
Tramps Are Hungry.

b. F. Van Orman. 419 Michigan ave-
nue., reported to the police this morning
that somebody got into his basement
after midnight and helped themselves
to all the eatabIes he had in the house.
They thought a smoke might also go
pretty nice with an inviting lunch so
they helped themselves to Mr.. Van Or
mans tobacco and cigars. Tramps are
suspected of entering the house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
DIR. LEEDY, Specialist.
Suites 80 SO Rimbach Bldg.
lover Lion Store.)
The Best Place to Secure
Treatment for all Chronic
Diseases.

Dr. Leedy treats all chronic diseases
of men and women and invites those
who have been unable to secure salts
factory results elsewhere to call and
see him. Consultation is free.
WOMEN suffering from maladies
pecliar to their sex, are assured the
best possible treatment by non-surgi-
cal methods.
MEN who are in need of reliable
advice or treatment for any weakness,
rectal diseases, private or blood dis
eases, are cured in the shortest time
possible.
TUBERcULAR AFFECTIONS of
of the throat, lungs, joints or glands,
treated by rational methods that sue
coed when other methods fail
SKIN DISEASES cure more bad
cases of eczema and other skin dis
| eases than all other specialists in
Lake county. ! cure many cases by
the new Light Therapy that have re-
sisted medical treatment for years
RHEUMATISM cured by newly dis
covered and scientific means. A trial
will convince you.
cATARRH DEAFNESs-My treat
ment for catarrh and deafness is the
best. If your case is durable l can
cure you
EYE DISEASES treat all dis
eases of the eyes and ears. / also
treat eyes and fit glasses.
STOMACH TRoUBLEs-My cleo
trical treatment for stomach troubles
cures when drugs fail. Try it if af-
| flicted.
| ElEcTRicITY-La and most
perfectly equipped Office in Northern
Indiana. including x-Ray and every
electrical device known to be of use in
treatment of diseases. Cures many
diseases without the use of drugs.
HOURS to IL m. to p. m. and
z to 8 p. m. No Sunday hours except
by appointment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
WHITING GIRL WEBS.
Pretty Ceremony Takes
Place on Saturday.
Especial to THE TINES }

Whiting, Ind. June 26--A very pref
ty wedding took place yesterday at s
o clock at the home of the bride on
Center street when Miss Lydia Muller
was Joined in the bonds of matrimony
by Rev. John Bopp. of the German Luz
theran church. to Charles Spansburg
The ring ceremony was used and was
performed in the presence of relatives
and a party of friends numbering in
all about fifty. The couple were at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
IN THE
SUPERIOR c0IIpTc.
and CIRCUIT UUUulO


As. Huettner VS.. Heski.
734s Luse VS. Heski
60 Caladon Co. VS.. CHEEKY
Sc. Calumet Supply VS.. Calumet L.
IL. Ind. T. & r. VS.. RakowskL
10. Seeburg Piano VS.. Baxter.
rs. Seeburg Piano VS. Ivanich.
so. Seeburg Piano VS.. Prascak
81. Seeburg Piano VS.. Scapic.
So. Rough VS.. Komornickf
Sc. Brunswick g. Co. VS.. Wolfe
90. Gary Lbr VS.. Ivanich.
81. Tomporowski VS.. Same
Eighth Wednesday, June IS
T401. Interstate VS. Weber Co.
05. Gary L Co. VS. Ciaiik
0e. Gary Investment VS.. Kieselbach
10. Feuer VS.. Kieselbach.
IL. Iliyes VS.. Illyes.
Is. B. & O. VS.. Town of Miller.
20. Blaemire VS.. Muzine
81. Williams VS.. Cohen.
81. Hartley VS. Cohen.
80. I. II. Plumbing VS.. Calumet Brig.
80 schmaihausen vs.. Zikowski
81. Szchoto VS.. Zikowski.
as. Pet. Grigalowski ch. name.
AZ. Cain Siemaszko.
80. Cain VS.. Kruszkowski.
Al. State ex rel VS.. Simpson.
as Racich VS.. Hidek
81. Ericsson vs.. Ericsson.
60 Wilson VS.. Gribas.
Eighth Thursday. June 90. (Motions
for new triaD.
4e1a. Van willigan VS.. Schneider.
1918. Metelman vs.. Papjke.
524T. Sheppard s. Co. VS.. Doum.
$500. Kelley VS.. Ward ct al.
SO. O'Donnell VS.. Cantwell.
1914 Schlensky VS. Weaver & Co.
81. Straun VS.. Gordon.
2e. Paxton Lor. VS.. Galieiczyk.
So. Abalman VS.. Haehnsl exc.
S6. 10th VS.. Kertesz.
81. Starvich VS.. Gary & l. Ry.
1858. Gillespie VS.. Inland Steel.
ss1s. Hickey We. Hickey.
5sTo. Johnson VS.. Nat. Analine &c
606s. Alcorn VS.. Ewing.
| 642T Horner VS. Safciz.
| e49S. Scherner VS. Scherner.
$3.50 Hoimstron VS.. Standard F. Co.
I 6613- Elston vs. Johns on.
| 665s. Young Brown
| $3.50 Josefoff VS.. Picar.
| LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO.
Judge Lawrence Becker.
! Case Disposed OF.
! Emma Shoesmith VS.. Charles v. Yer
teck eft al Suit to partition seventy
acres of land near Gibson. Attorne,
l. T. Meyer for plaintiff. B. L D
| Glazebrook. Robert Ecker and Judg.
J Crafty of Freeport, Ill. for the defend
ants. Issues made up; case comes III
Wednesday for trial.
General Information.
This is the last week of court. Judg
| Becker will not set a regular calenda
| of court cases. Only special matter
will be taken up during the remainin,
| days of the term.
| LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. )
/ Judge Johannes Kopclke.
At Crown Point.
Court will take up special matters II
| Hammond Wednesday. Several case
returnable this week, but nothing ha
| been regularly set
SPECIAL JUDGE HANLY
At Valparaiso.
Mayor Thomas K. Knots arraigne
for trial charged with a conspiracy
William ]. WINERY. special prosecutor
w. J. McAleer and others for the de
Tense. Case will take all of this weel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
Arrested for Trespass.

officer A. F. Gazette of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad made another arrest
Saturday mroning when he brought
John Biesen before Judge PRIEST on a
charge of malicious trespass. The de-
PENDANT asked for q change of venue,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
CHICAGO MAN
is DROWNED
Meets Death While Enjoy
ing Vacation.

Valparaiso. Ind. June 26.-Michasl
Geltinon. treasurer of the Chicago
Screw Company. was drowned late Sat
urday afternoon while bathing near the
summer resort at Kouts. this county.
where he was spending a weeks vaca-
ton. He ventured beyond his depth.
was seized with cramps and sank in
sight of resorters. He was forty five
years old and leaves a widow and four
children.
Laporte, Ind. June &c. P. worrell
of South Bend was drowned yesterday
in Hudson Lake. in this county. by the
capsizfng of a boat. His body was re-
covered after it had been in the water
a bout two hours. Worrell was stand
ing in the stern of the boat when a
sudden squall threw him overheard
He was 35 years old and unmarried.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
MONON BERRY TRAINS
After Being Discontinued
Have Been Put on Again.

The berry special on the Monon road
which was discontinued about ten days
ago owing to the strawberry crop be-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26

which was granted and was taken be
fore Judge Jordon of Indiana Harbor-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. l.
Judge Virgil 3. Reiter.
Last Week of Court.

Judge Reiter will take up Tuesday
call tomorrow. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday will be devoted 20 special
matters. The case of the state ex rel
John c. Becker, trustee of North town.
ship. VS.. Charles Johnson. county audi
tor, relative TO township funds. will be
taken up Wednesday.
The rest Of the civil court cases set
for the latter part of this term are
of until next fall. excepting the fol-
lowing. which will be taken up tomor-
row This Is the last week of court.
Court went through Mondays call this
morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-26

WHY ARE IOU NOT A TIMES
READEE7
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24
@lorscm S(bero SporfoiIe.

Ger iiluS jest biaiger im Gpei.
ie mic lett If Sabren.
Aim Gienitas mar 6riibIings
I1riallg--io iagt Der &aIetoer.
Die @belatte Com. 3eugirt,
Dom Mcaittrif rporen @rutag bier.
Oscar grcuIurilrs. &niIirer ser
g~Saibhtgton 9anf, @aibington, Mo,
mar lcttcn 6pitag ~geif1ftlif bier.
Or. 6raltf Goirgbel un0 8. s.
&oule bon Morriion ,uaren lctten
Snmita9 bier.
Dos erite 6rilNemiiie Der
Gallon miro @odbier- upo Bod.
bier ieiu.
Iorgen g6eno 31nSfrGa3tm
III Der Concert SalIe. &eiet Ole Gin
Seige.
Gn. Sieolcr reiItc @ontag mad
Columbia Inn 6orten in Der Sdub.
fotrif 5u arbeiten.
Sri. 9ala Strpfer melde bier
III 8eilih mar, reiite Rontaa fpie.
Der llod) ct. 2ouis.
Seurp Drummer baltt nor ieiiter
8obnun9 an Der 5, StruBe ein Sc.
mertieitenipeg.
Die @ittme g.. $. SomfeIt
~pon 81. 2ouiS troi geibern bier cir
gum 8eitde ibrer Sodlter 8ror
Gholpb Stoblmatm.
9lliglft &obliitg bat Ipeber
Sas 6ltlrOament Iiir Elm. idJ6nes
0ohnbniis an Der G.. StraBe nebeu
Sam. galungaertner's fertiggeIteIlt
Die Stootmabl nobt nit Nie.
ienifrittcn beron ood, iino ole ge.
merbcn fir ole 5ubeieterroen Stel.
len bis iest onf stpei Ganoihater
beid)rdnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24

-EaItor @ubits BON Sipi%Sl mar
9ienStag bier 3r &eiltdl,
-@uitop @aiper BON Stolpe mar
pprgeitern g~eidditlid IN Der StaOt.
--Gim Gienitnq, Sen 4. glpriI lin.
Get cine pertngte Sielu1g Der gro.
bate Court itott.
SRI. 2i5ie Mott bon Sciferion
Gin, beiin0ct lid, bier bel ibrunl
GOltIiH Sem Mott 5n geiud).
--arnolo 9leile bat cine Der.
Iette Iinfe Sonb in mel4er Elm
tiefer RiB, ourd eiucn &ooeI Der,
rriadn, lit.
5ral Inm @amilton, BON Si9t
.@atc, SdJmiegermutte. Ocs Circuit
Glerf @. S. @Qis, troi am 0iens.
tag bier elm gum 9eild,
Sberiii Malpim unO Deputy
M~lllnlbrnilcr noren om 0ienito9 in
Sutton mo lie 5tpei @otientcn ms
StaatsboipitoI nbliefertpn,
Sron u. 6. 2%ri&lier, lueldc
nehrere Mtonote in ct. 2ouig bel
ibrer Sobnen 81 gciildl mar, feDrs
te Moitog mieoer bein.
6roll GouroO Sbee bon Gas
connNe mar Montog geid)Gftli6 bier
itno cine milIfommrne 8eiltf)erin
6ieiet Giiice.
SRI. Mina Seiie melf)e felt
8 Monnten bel ibren 8rubcr inv Sc.
BALM mar. febrte por9eiterlr 9ierber
5urild,
-SScnrp Sefotte reiitp 0ienitag
nab st. Souis no cr int 9unOes.
geridt ais @eifap6rner por9elaoen
lit.
Gbos. Gdnpor5, Gin offer Sc.
teron ats Dem &iirgerfriege, lieat
in ieinrm Seim ouf heu 8ob fralf
barnieoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24
Seiratbs Isl lanbniRidcinc

artbur @eioel nebit @attin
bon ct. 2ouis befinben iidJ gegen.
mdrtig bier gum 8eiu9 BON Srall
@eibeI's Sftpeiter, Srnll Sermanl
Sei6martn, olif 8rp Sia. mo lie
mebrere @oden ~neripeilen per6en
ium Damn om 10. april cine &eiie
in ibre alte Seimatb I'M i6olen
SadIenlan6e ontreten merben.
--Saitor @. s. Ssler BON en-
terpriie, 9anias, mar leete ISOLDE
mebrere Gage bier oils @oit ieines
Sfppicqerpaters Srtt &oeQer. Heo.
Ssler lit lett I'M Gr5iebungsipcien
tbdtig alS Superintendent Scr Gn-
terpriie Normal Gcaoamp mo 9uii.
ness College, Elm Snititut meldes
inter Der 6iirior9e Der 90. 6, Sir.
de erfreldihe 8orti6ritte ma6t.
Die Serren Gbas. Hiehulann
Don @ermann uno Gbas." 8uihmei.
er BON 5irit Greef baben auf Dem
8aIaitoanpfer George 8oibington
8oiiagc beitelt urtb perOen Die er.
Iten Gage in Mai bon Sobofn, &c.
s. ltaf Bremen iegeln Inn has alte
Seim I'M 9ippe 9etmolO'i6en eirpn
9ciild ab5uitatten. Scrr Siuon
9ocgcr ullo Serr Nllgrit Soeot.
mann bedbiid1tigten lid Den Net.
.ieltoen acknowledgement bod lit Serr
9peger ueger Der miBIiden @e-
ilalobeit icilter @attin oaron per.
binHert ieinfn &lan alts5ufiibren;
uro Ser Soeotmorm fam ,pegeu
Observation-Disclosures i'm Moi nidt
reiien mill abcr Die Sabrt ipGter
MAIDEN. Serr &iedntanm mafte
Dor 5 Sabre cine Geiie mad, 8riltid).
lalo limo bot ibm bieielbe 10 Qltt
aefallen oab er bieicGbe ieBt acritc
Dieoerboit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24
!Scrmaun Tair,

Die @uacono6e Gountu 9tgricul.
titral glIociation Fat in ibrer iiilrqit
obgebaltenen Seriammlllng 6ei6Ioi.
len oicies Subr eitre Sair iii Der
oiritalten, uno Spar am /. 2. ln0
3. September. aitdy. Elm Sons
Corn Grooming Gorteit miro eur
Ielben Belt abgebalten; 1ln6 ioQ
mir aa oieies Die beitat @orfebrrut.
gen getroffem iuerOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24

-Gnpt, 5. 6. @laSfe, BON 91ciu
@uppn, uelder III Ser biciigelr Ser.
nlorp 6crrp & Eocfet So, Iliitcl.
lung erbalten bot, mar 0ienitog bier
nm @5bnlltg 5ll iuden un0 Gorbe.
reitultg sur llcberiieolung 81 t%reffen.
@ir rltien Sem Gnptotin nebit 80.
Mile Gin ~ber3lides @iafomneH 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24
Enbiuaaren.

Urlere i6onen neueil 6rilbjabrs.
rnh Somnlerbiite iin0 ioebcll arlQe.
fornmclp; ebenfaas fertige Sfirts,
@aiIts ltn0 0anlel-aIei6er. Mit
ieoem giitfoif 5lrm @etroge bon ST
erbdlt Ole &6ilferin eilr Sidet 0os
5l elmer EreisuertbeiIung bercdtigt.
&onrmt utuo beiebt uniere mirfiidl
Id)onen nn0 e~Ieganteiu 8oarne.
Walnina & emma Gtarfc,
Worrilon NO.
-gs gibt Inv unierar StoOt To-.
lpnbl, wie in nnberen, 2ellte, sic
piel iiber Rallgel alr 6ortifritt i'm
8emeinmeien re0en; es limo oieies
meiIt Seute, Die ilbit ltiftS tbun, Inn
oen 6ortidritt ser Stabt 5u forbern,
anoere 6d5ll oniporren modtcn, ga.
INIT tic, ole Norgler, onr1p aus Dem
5ortidritt, Den Gnoerc ms Seben
gerlfen, RitBen 5ieben f0tlnen. gn.
ltatt ST. tlttell, ioIften ioldJe N0rgIer
lta ielbit burd &batrn bemerfli6
moden.
&eS &iucr &allep Seras, Ganias I'M
Irfanias 9GnSercien.
8ir babcn grobe Strefen ser
lf0niten 26nOereien IN o6iqen Gtaa.
ten 5ltm &erfauf. 9ieie 26tbereien
mlroen BON ms crit ra6 9eraller
ur0 g~rilt6lid)er peri0nliher Sripef.
tion gefpablt. Sarrner Die cine @ei.
lie sur Seiidtigrng 6ieiet 2GnOcrei.
en- MAIDEN pollen ioGten iih unierer
Grcuriion ON Z. ODER afn 81. Mldr5
ani6lieBcn. aGe ausfunft bereit-
miaigIt ertbeilt.
9. u. SiIber r, Sbonc 70,
Gba ;. 81. ggIeD y, Gbone I
Sermann, DO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24

81. 6 aessIcr bat 9icnItaf cis
le gEoBe GorlaOulig iulrger u,t6aro
MnpIe" 9aume nu @3irilr2n 9u4cr
GBaa. &eSsIer, SaHias Gttp, No,
geid,ift, NO. 0icielben ulplepfIolBt
uer0en iollen. IS iiuh quite frGf-
tiJc 9GltmderJ melde Oen Greet.
SluBtG1lern eltlnmmen lpur0en.
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pan Aermaan

8 4srps G:aita aai 3eit ESa9Tlra.
Dire ttotsns
Il Y Qc,uct RcbL g6aiter.
Seam @7oac, 6cnC9 ~ Sefoti,,
9lIuG GclFut, " Il. Zilkcr,
u. u. lJoitsr.
SRI. 8Ioufc @ruf mar .Iebte
&5odle in ~9fbineloUo sum 9eind il.
rGr Sdnueiter 6rnu @co. Stri1t.
mann unN ibrcs &ruGers Or. Sll.
Tins s. @r0i.
81. 6 aessIcr lat 9icnItaf ci-
lte groBe G~orlaOrng iulpger E,tSaro
MnpIe" 9aume nu }icin2n 9u4cr
GBaa. &eSsIer, SariIa$ Sin, No,
geid,ift, lpo. 0icielben dlp3epiIolBt
uerOen ioGen. IS iiuh quite frGf-
ttJc 9GipmdlelL mel6e Den Greet.
S~lltBtGdlern entilummen lmlrOen.
-gapt. 5. g. @lasfe, BON 91ciu
&npert. melher in Scr bieiigelr Ser.
nlonp 6crrp & Eotfet 60, 9lnitcl.
lung erbalten bot, mar 0ienitag bier
nm @obmlng 81 iudjen unO Gorbc.
reitulig sur llcberiieollllg 81 t%reffen.
@ir rltieIt Sem Gnptatin netit 80.
Mile cill ber3lidJes @iafomneH 5ll.
9amcn, anfsemcrft!
SGOttt 5uei go9el nit einenl Stei.
ne. SaBt ms Cure Quilts urlo
nebubaren Greiic. gluf 0ieie @Sei-
oipocre GGbarbcit mnd)em gu on.
ic f0unten mir S3nen Grcoit geben
fir lllteritilbunlg unierer Sadie.
Der Srallellpcrrill
Mrs. u. 6. &esaIcr.
Nltgllit Brandt ,uon 3rotc, mar
gCltern in Der Stu0t I'M leincn be.
togtcn @oter &errn Srib Brandt
mcl6er mrbrere @ofen beinl
SdAnicgeriobn @corgc 9pq 81 9c,
indie mar, ltno ouf) icii1cn Sobn
peld]er bier ole &pdidptlt beiltht.
beim al bnlell. 2ebterer gei)t hclt-
IL nad) OluenSpille mn Die &ebrcrs
printing 81 beitebci.
0r. 5. @. Gmells non @cal.
iort, Srdnflit 6ountp, lpur Mortag
in Der Stant gr hattie I'M Guuntp=
garidltc SIT tbltlt. 9r. Omens mel.
der frilber in Der Mt. Sterling &C.
gsil0 aniGbig NOR, Dor .l0 Sabrcn
abcr llnd) Beaufort ilberliebeltc, miu
lid in SluAlspiac nic0erlaiielr, mo
mipo oieie 8ode nit 6anlilic ha-
biBieben.
Sn elmer Scr bieitgen 8irtb.
idaften fanlen Nnfargs letter @o-
De cine Grippe tremOer 0tGnner,
arideineno Giien5abnarbeiter, mo
aoIicl p%cridieoene @l1ier Bier bin-
fer Die @inSe. @inem Napon MIR
.0e bolo libel, uno es itellt iidj hcrs
aus ooB er nidJt elm Marm, ion.
bern cine 6raltensperlon in Ofona
nerfleioern mar.
Der 80. slpril ut ais Ylluher'
culoiuseS onnta9" alrgeiest moroen
ulpO miro in 100000 airden 9e.
ieiert meroen @)rlih mie Sltbercl-
loius-Sonlltog in 1910. 0ic gto.
tionul$ 9eb6r0c fir 8etbiiturtg Der
S6nirOildt erlpartet hab lid
sic 33 @iQioncn &irdengGllBer Ole
les 2unoes fiir ole Sod)c itterei.
iirel lucrOen.
Gapf. s. 8. 9lasfe bon SEEM
Sooen bat oaS @briitel' idle Seim
an ser weiti. 2. StraBe fiir $1,000
oefalft. @r 5iebt nddhte ISOLDE
Elm, nno nil in 8albe Elm reues
8obnbuuS neben oas alte bollen,
Gopt. 9lnsfe miro Die Stelle BON
@reelp Sefmanl aiif Dem 6ubrbote
@m. 6. &edmann e%innebme1, les.
terer uimmt ole Stele bon Capt.
8m. 8. Sedmann onf Dem 8oote
Senrp @oblt elm urpo Capt. 8m.
6. Scdmam miro ooS Commando
iiber bos Boot 8m. u. 8ells iiber'
llebntep pelf)es bel Glasgow an
Der 6lllboerbeiiernng in arbelt
itebt.
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SRI 8Iauhc @rof NOR .Ipbte
&5odle III 9tbiueloub sum geiud H..
rgr Sdaueiter 6ruu @co. Strltt.
mann mfN ibrcs 8ruGers Or. Sll.
Tins s. @r0i.
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Nnimcn, n%nfaemcrfti

S0Nttt 8uei Go9eI nit einem Stei.
ne, SaBt ms Cure Quilts urlo
nebmbaren &reiic. gluf oieie @ei.
olr0crc 9sGbarbcit mndlem gu on.
ie f6nten mir S3nen Gre0it gebell
fir ltuteritilbullg unierer Sude.
Der 6rauclucrcin
Mrs. II. Is. 3essler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-09
ROOSEVELT HAS
A FISH STORY
Special TO the EVENING ErTa.

Roosevelt, Aug. 9:-Only eleven
members of the Central Fishing Club
turned out to Sandy Hook Sunday in
Radley's launch. or these the most
successful was A. E. Juskowitz. who
was fortunate enough TO land a six
pound weakfsh. The total catch was
as follows. Twenty-seven fuke, Wen
ty-nfne biuefsh, one weakfsh and
two sea robins. Captain Emil VIII
helm was in charge as usual. He
made one or two nautical blunders,
due to not having with him his com
passes, otherwise the affair was a
most ENJOYABLE one. They got home
about $50 P. NJ. The Centrals think
they will surely win that SIS provid-
ing, Of course, the Pastime people
viii buy some tackle, which Captain
Wilhelm. of the Central, declines in
the future to loan them. The present
score is as follows: Centrals. 173.
1913 and SO; total, 365. Pastimes.
IS, IA, 23O; total, 279.
Most of the catches to date have
been of weakfsh. which, it is pointed
out IN the New York press, is the
most abundant fish in New York
waters. Possibly the writer of live
In the NEWS will hereafter
consider this circumstance before
doubling the ~veracity of the Roose-
welt fishermen. Whiting, otherwise
huke, were introduced into New
York waters about sixty years ago by
enthusiastic English anglers who i'm
ported a number of them, all of
which died except three. These were
liberated and from them it Is be-
lieved the present abundance Of 1uke
has sprung.
A young hoy resident here went
out for crabs Saturday afternoon.
Fishing from the dock OF the Gold
schmidt DEFINING Company, he was
fairly successful. capturing among
other crabs one which he was unable
to put into a potato sack without as
sistance. The boy got caught too,
the crab nipping his finger to the
bone. Then he got disguised and
it away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-09
TO PLAY
nine ON S. |.
Outing and Clambake at
Midland Park Aug. 16.

There will be an outing and a
elambake one week from today at
Midland Park, at which event the
Staten Island Elks will have full
say. This will be the annual affair
and many Elks from this city will
attend.
To make the affair lively there
has been a game of baseball arranged
between the Staten Island lodgemen
and the local Elks. This game will
be positively the best game of ball
eve played, they claim, for the
brethren from this burg will have a
team which they would set against
the New York Giants with the hopes
of victory. They do not want to give
out q full list of their players, for
Captain Otto Will is afraid that
their rivals from the big city will at
tempt to capture or drug some of
the men. In order to avoid any such
occurrence the captain deems it best
to withhold this information a lit
tie longer.
The Staten Island body will be
represented by a delicate organiza-
ton under the head of Captain
George Bechtel. The leader claims
they are tender but as a matter of
real fact they are some of the husk-
lest lads hat have ever donned a
suit. The combination which they
will present will be one of the best
outside the major leagues. With
this they hope to clean up the locals
in short order.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-09
COLORED nine
WILL APPEAR
T. IA. c. to Meet Savannah
Giants on Saturday.

There is a good bill for the island
attraction for Saturday. The Totem
vile A. C. has booked a game with
the speedy Savannah Colored Giants.
The colored gentlemen have been
touring the country and meeting
some of the best teams In the bust
ness. They UNI stand the game
thoroughly and the Aottenville crowd
will have to go some to best them in
the match. The lineup of the Giants
has not yet been received but 1t is
said that there are many welI-known
players on the list. The names will
be submitted in a few days.
The Tottenville lads will also have
a strong combine this week and they
expect to be in the game from start
to finish. They will show the fans
from this end of the island that they
are worthy Of the confidence they
receive.
This game will be one of the at
fractions Of the season for the Color
ed Giants have a fast team and one
that Is hard to get.