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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

bungsfiide Der gatitnssn porgtistsn,
EHb nubsrbtni auh tine rtQuIdre
6hntjbsrpertisott, In tpsIhtr bit Qltis
'bungsitii6s Der Batisntsn, nodbsm jie
fisriliiirt iinb, singthtnosn MtporailIz
rem unitriporftn iusrDen, t6s lie In bic
FIR bie MufbsfDdhrung pprgefsbensn
MdnmIihteiten lomn1su.
Nubsrbem lit In osm Gmpfdusse,%
bdube aud Elm gtpibbOfpftdl fiir Mdn-
Her fcfDis fir sgtouen itnttrgsbroht. In
iusthem pdtitnien, bic iDdbrenb Der
Nnhl singtlieFeri iptrben, Bis gum
MDrpsn ilntsrgebrunt perptu t5nHsn.
ebe lie Der betreffsnDen morD iIbsrfpiea
fen ipsrbsn. fernsr btfinbes fib In
Didem gsbGuoe aum Elm Operations
faoI, in fpeIhtm, ptnn Is iih Inn
fdleuniee Ollie bel llnaliidsfdIIsn ban
belt. unDsr5iigIfh Der n5tbist ppsratipt
ElngriH porgsncminsn iperbsn fam.
ShIieBIid IN I'm asiItrsdhOH elm be-
fcnosrtr Baum fir Bdtisnisn refers
piri. bic am 5onnenftih Isibtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01
Die cyspbaipf. Bride.
Sitbsn Msnats biiriie "a ,sdtrsn, sts
Die Bride tnnftipnitt.

Mie Gtdbtineenisur Gbipltp eeiiuH
trtIdrtt. biirften fisbtn Wpnate psrees
ben. ebe bic Wobalufs Bride btrarf in
ben Gtonb gsfebt iptrben fnuu, bob iie
tdbtIlcs funlttonirt. GnrI1ufia III es
trob nLItr Bsniibungtn ncdh nitt eins
mol eegiifsfn bie Bride iii irtliebeu
unb 1sitsgn rnubten bic @entunqsars
beiten luieDsr urterbronsn tperben, bn
bic il0tbigen .sSdds4 trit bon GIepsIanc
psrIfriebsn iperbsn miiiisn. Cir biirfs
ten In ettpn bier bis fiinf 1aasn bier
sinireffen nnb bann iUirD bic Bride
p0llia hernbseIaiFen tperbeH.
s,ierauf lptrb zine gsndue gyrafung
Der eirstInen Tbsile pnrgeftonltnen unn
her Seller In Der Ronftrustion btisitisl
fperben, abtr bisfss biirfte, iuit 6trr
Gbipltn snstItunb. ttrpo iisben N0Hots
in glnIpruh nsbmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01
eokal-Derid)t
3Ditenanibldge
6iir bic Rilafteruus Der epriHa 6rops
unu Der GuFterH ADe. anss
aeorbeItst.

Der ft1btiits Silfs Snsenisur
8osb unterbreitets 9si.srH benz 4rbtitsa
birtttor Gunbmotsr Die BON ibm fer,
tigseitslIten GphenariaIdse fir ots
Qeupflafterune Der Sprine GrcD.
ape. un6 Der gaitern aps., 10 bdB nun
in aIlernGhfter .3sit Qus.bots fir bisis
gflaiterunssarbsitsn siugsboIt tperosH
biirften.
Die gflofterungsarbeiten an Der
Guitern apeHue fporsn betannilih Dor
eiligsn Monatsn ssrt6tlid inbibiri
iporpen, neil Der betreffenoe aontraft
ni6t benz rsiebrisiten 8ietsr SugeIproa
den tporben fpar, uno infoIgebefitn
puroe beIbloFsn. nsue 4ngebOts ios
fpobl fir bic Spring 8roDe Hpt. ME
fir oie Gaitern Qpe. etnsufor6ern.
benn Der uripriingIiaeaontro.t fir bic
pflaftsrung Der Spring Grope 0p.nus
mar oemIslben Sortrattor 3ugeipro6eH
setpeien, befien 1bdtisteit an Der
Gaftera 4pe. bas gsri6t sin gHbs ees
moht bate.
BON ben einIaufsnben Nussboten
biirfte es ubbGn9sn, Ipsl6sr art pfIos
itsrunssmnterinI 3ur 8ertpeuouue ges
lanst, benn bic qoitsnppranI1Idge iinh
fir 5ol3pffditsr. 8ranit uno giibuli.
tic uuseeorbeitst lporoen nnb 4nstbot.
ipsroen fir eisis erei 4rten bon pfl1s
iterung stHgsforoert fpsroen.
QIIer Wabri5einIihteit mad tperben
befbs Strabsr nit grdnii eepflaftert
tperbsn, ba ia giiresrmsi'ter SntpuS
unb duh bic Ibrigen itdetii6en gsams
ten nit 5oI3pfIoiterung febr trouriee
grfabruugsH genoht boben. Wopor
S6nub bat bsrtits Dor siuiser 3eit
ertIdrt, bab er olIe SrninunSen, ipels
de SolspfIaItsr Dorieben, oetiren mir
be uno an Der Sprine grops aps. min
Der giirgsrmstIter BON SoISpflafier abs
iOIut nihts pIHen. neil Tsirsr aniiht
ndd BEL usberFhfpsmmuns.n bi. 5olss
bIOds siufu6 Ipeggsf6psmmt iperoen
fpiirb:n.
Die BON 5trrn Bosb ausssorbsitstsn
aoitenppranf6Iiee finb tpie folst:
Sprine 9rope glne., 6olapfloftsr
$112.487; Grant $124, ,225; githulis
tic $100,765. .Gaftern ape., 5clss
pFIaFt.r S95, ,O45.50; Branit $102,s
148; gitbuIitic SS3, ,036.3o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

ousfreten unb Seber fpsib. bnb BEN
Bunos teiRe uHbeIhrGntien G,eipolEen
berlishen iinb. fonbern bisfe esnan ans
gettibrt iiHn. Nber Der Wdticnulismus
min laiht einmal ole GetpaIten auss
iixn. fptIde bic 9unbesperfaNuns sus
geteht fonbern nur bann In clifton
trsten. ipenn es Iid seist, baB oiird bic
ahhtdniuenbuna Der 9anbesssipdIt,
ober mas boiieIbe beDeutet, ses Ratios
ndIismus itnIeiblihe unb unsrtrisIihe
0erbGltniife rintreten, bic cine gsfabrs
oroknoe Gdbrung in ben 8oItsmaHen
bsrporrufen. G6IiebIih tpmmt nod
Der 5iptihen lnisrem uno oem beuts
fhen Spftsm anssfiibrte llnterfdieo
IN Bstrant, bab Der amerifauiiht R1s
tionoiftadt gum sr0btsn 9beiIs bic
Getpalten niht feIbit ausiiben, fonberH
nur bdranf fsbeu foIl, bab tie ousseiibt
tpereen. DER HoofeoeItfhe Rationns
lismus tuiirbe benz @olts grobe 6iIfe
brtngen, cbne glno,re gu fhdbieen.
aIage iibtr ben Qationulismus fiiAs
ren nnr DieieHiesu, bic ii6 oos Redt
betpdbren ipDIIen, bas bolt nn1 Belize
ben aus3ilranben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01
Rooiepelts 9fatiDualismns.

Sn fsinem I'm vSutloot" oerDffents
li6ten 4rtitel ii6sr ben bon ibm pers
tretsnsn Natipnalismus gibt Rooispeli
Die Definition. oab Der Rationa.
lismus elm U1ittel lit, um bic Rsht,
unb SntsreFen oss 9pltes au Dertrstsn
Mir piirben bic Definition babin auss
bebnen, oab bic Rette unb JntersFeH
pes 8oltes gegen iubiptousle uno tas
pitdIiittfde llebermaht burh ben Ras
tiondlismus pertreten tperben follen.
Sn biefsr 4uffufung tann Der Rotios
nalisnlus 3u teinen berehtigten @ins
pduoen QnlaB eeben. llebsr bic Rotbs
tpenoigteit felbit 1T taum nod ein
Wort gu perlieren n6tbig, bsnn iie III
banbgreiflih. Der Rationalismus III
fpeiter nt6ts auoeres als bic Reattion,
bic Iih in Der gan5en MeIt segen bas
manheftertbum Doll3ogen bat. Rur
poll8iebt iie iih bel uns in elmer dnbe=
rem unb unFerss grmeHens fogGr befs
isrsn 5orm.
Der ilm5Gnung boll5og iich suerfi
in DeutIh[ano. Oort nobm er Die
5Drm bss Ratheher So3idlismus an.
@emeint mar bamit bic 9ergeiellf daft.
Ii6uns Der DffentIi6eu 8strishe. Ser
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01
Jn's Nutiben


Inter ber getpobnern Der Trurt
apenus, bic iic5 in Der Rdbs bes 600
Iogiffsn Gartets bon Der albcnt
2IDenus abSpeigt. herrfdt ssgsnspdrtie
cine ssIinoe Qufrsguns.
Gin 5beil Der Strabe ipurbe feiner.
seit burd gtuFfiiIIsn nlst bon pOanbsrs
beraehoItsm @roreiG gefhuffsH uni
bi,fe auffuaungsnrbeiten Thsinen iif
ni6t gu bsp6brsn. Msnigitsns lisfsr
6eitern BEL 4rbeitsbireftcr Gunbmnie,
stpsi gsI5tperbsn barber elm, hab biz
Drum absnus t1a.ff66ah3Iia I'm Rutf4sr
begriffen III unb ss ben 4Efdein bal.
ais Oh psrId9isoene 5dufer eefdbrosi
itisn. 9isfs gsIhlDerben tamen BON y,
8runboff unO s5rau 2aura 20. 6iri6.
bic i'm RegaiIp GIatsebduoe iDcbat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01
GnaOs ssr Red,i.

Siherbeitsbireftor Smnn sntIisb
ssitsrn sinsn sstpiHen 8iliiam Dslf
aus bem arbeitshaufe, Der erft porses
fern BON 9pIi3eirihtsr 8obe su 500
Gtlbiiraie usrurtbeili Eporben mar. 9i.
gesnabisung erfolgts auf bic perf0nlis
d, 8sypeneuug espolissirihters bin.
neil es fih berdusgsIttIt bate, bob
bir6 Msld's 1erbaftung feline aus
;5rau uno fiinf sfinpsrn beitsbenbs Gas
milit bsm GIenb lreisseeeben mar.
Melh lpar ptrbaftei ioDrben. neil er
Tein Sbantnbooi In berHdhe Der ftdbtis
fdsn 8aHsrrerts peranfert bate unb
fi6 peiserte Die iibIi6e Meriteebiihr 81
sntriattn. lem bsirsfftneen Beams
ten, Der bic Gebiibr sin3utreiben Dsrs
fuhie, bate WslH nod ein iebr unper.
Tdamte antport gssebtn. mas banu
feline 9srboftuns nHb WtrurtbeiIuHe
sur Jolss tatts. gIsit naA Der ger'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

unb Qlrbeitern einen dnssineFentn BRO.
fit relp. 2obn 81 fibern. Die bel ber
Giniebung Der 2ommiiiiOn porfftpcs
benoe Sbee mar, eaB unfers 35LIe ipeii
b6ber iinb, als 3u betn angesebenen
.3tpede nptbtpenbig lit. Dds pirb and
bie RpmntiFipn pollonf beIt6tisen,
ipena Der Ssnat ibr geItottet. in 5unts
tim All treten. Das 9emertenslpertbs
an Der GntItetbung iiber bte Bin mar
bic SteIIunonuhme Der Pnrteie.i. Do
etne 4nSabl republitanii6er GtanD=
pdtter ibr ppppntrten, fpnnte lie obne
llnteritiiBung Der DemDtroten nt6t
poiTiren. 2lber nidt alle Demotrnten
ifimmten fir bic 9iu. Die Ditliden
0emotrateu bradten ibre 9eenerfhaft
burh ibr 8otum sum Iusbrud. Dir
bemotratii6e llnterftiiBung tam BON
benz tpeitliden SSliigel bieier 8artei,
Der unter Der Siibrune bes bsian6hItis
gen oemptrdttf1eR Sprehers Champ
GIart BON MiTouri ftanb. 9os ges
pdbrt einen gtnblid IN ben 3niefpuIt,
Der in Der oemotrotiihsn partei be-
ftebt, Der freili6 ihon Idnsit porbonr
ben lit. Gs 1T baraus au erfe1eu, bab
bic OItlihen 0emotruten eenon Iplts
Stanbputter finb, tpie bic 6itIihen Rss
pubtitaner uno fie Itimmten gesen bic
Sarif : &ommiiIton, neil lie ben Be-
tpeis nidt erbraht i.ben tpolIten, baB
bic 3ole gu bod iinb. Damit III ge=
iust, boB bic fortTbrittIihen Demo
traten i'm ndhftsn Ronsreb ebenfo uuf
rspublttantihe llnterItiibung angetpie=
fen fetn tperben, ipte isBt Der fortz
i6rittlide republitattfhe 5liigel be-
motruttTber llnteritiibuno bebarf nno
Is 1T berubigenb gu tpiFsn, bab bieis
llnterftiibuns niht fsbIen tpirb. Be-
ioubers befrtsbieenb lit bic Wuhrnebz
mung, baB Der 3utiinfttse Sprsher elm
aussefprphsnsr Sortidrittlsr lit, mas
bic quite meinung, bic mir itets bon
ihm eebabt boben, beitGtist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

8esei6nenb fir ben Dffent.
lihen 8ienit in ben Ser. StaateH III
Der Sruno, tpespegen bic BON Der Sn:
biunuer 2egislatur paifirte Bin 5u1
Mobifiatrung bes gountp 2ocal Sp,
tipn 9eieses mod ntht bem 9ouosrs
neur CUR unterfhrtft unterbreitet tpprs
ben lit. 0as 4pmmittee bat gefunbsu
baB Der Senats S6reiber, Der BIZ
Reinihrtft Der 8orIage anfertigt, 70.
oaB iie bsm 9efeBbu4 eiuoerIetbt tpers
ben tann, 9usenbe BON ortbograp9t.
fhen 5eblern gema6t bat. 0us @ort
r2iqupr" bat er r2iger" gefhrieben
DAB folh untptFenbe meni9en gu 70.
ben unb peruntportIt6en 4emtern qe:
Iangen, 1T bod nur in bisfem 2anot
m0slt4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01
Gbe.Grlaubnihidjeine.

|gIiffOro GIed. IS, ainnsp, ..
l5eie Dora Wtbifer, 20. 30.
|Mm. 9obemsr. 81, 90. aibertn Ctr.
lWarp aramtr, 81. Glors Str.
J4rtbur loiplst, q. 90. s. ctr.
laihaD Bennett, 32, DO.
|DoH. 6enrn. 48. grstnsburs. Sno.
lWlurie 2obin, AZ. ge.A 6ilt 8.
|Joispb aIbsri Supper. Is, gtatealps
l2uellaW WiHielmann. 22, Gneamorsiir
|Gam. Wintler, 25, Calhoun Ctr,
lQelIis ShHiht. 28. GDtb ctr.
lGniD. Snspruder, q, Wt.GsaS3D, 8,
acib. sstbelsr, is. Weftipooo.
ISarrp arsbs, q, Espol Ctr.
lAaiis W. Gimon. 19, atHnep Aps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

Gs fdeint uns mebr oIs frag.
lid. ub es uusebraht mare, cine neut
Marttboue am Court StraBs Wtarti
gu errihten. SeffsntIibe mdrtte ba=
ben itb iiberlebt unb itno Elm 9tnoer.
nib fir ben 8ertebr. Soounn brauht
Cincinnati ben gIaB nit Stnblid bn.
rauf, ooB oas GeidGft iid3 beftGnoia
tpeiter mad oben btnauf5ie6t uno als
Gefddfts 8tertel ift Der Gpurt
StraBe Wartt beforbers geeiguet, bc
er iid nit 2st6tigtsit in elmer
Shmudplas Derpanbeln lieBe, tpie el
in Der uuteren 5tabt, in, 9esenids 81
anberen Stdbtsn nod sdn8lia fshIt
@ir fino entIhisben Der 4nfiht, ouf
Der gtas fir Martt3pede gdn3li6 se-
ThloFen tperben foIlte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01
Mittiuudl, ben /. Tebrnar 1911.
Das Saus bat Ii6 bafiir er

Das 5aus bat iih oufiir ers
fldrt, Gan fsrantisep bic pFft3telle 4ns
ertenn,rg als DcItausitelluns sStdot
I'm Sabre 1915, aus QnlaB Der grnffs
rtnng beg Banana &unals 5u5usrs
fennen. 8as erfteint uns felbftpers
itdnblt6, bu San Sronctsco ni6ts als
bic Nnertennung Derlungt, fpabrsno
Ren Orleans, oas aIs mttbeperber
auftrat, cine unteritiibung ppn elmer
milItpn Dollars bsrlungte. Die Iuss
ipahl tit audi aus oem fpetteren 9runoe
ritbtig getroffen, baB Der 9unamdz
&anal ipe3tel Der GnttpidIung Der
ipeItliden 3iiits Der 9er. Stdaten ntes
nen fol-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01
sd,luere Anflaar.

gebsimpcii3iIt Dan Callahan btrs
lD1ftsts geItern ben 81 Sabre aIttn
berbsrt 0oler, pom Darb 4rtnii'.
MaDifonpilIs. unter Der 4nilags fts
getruess. Dir WsrboTiuHs trfclsle auf
@sr0nIaFung Der AIms uno Doeple
60. Roller hattie in bsm @sfhdfte ip1bs
renn Der msihnohtsfsiertnss snraus.
1iilfe gearbsitst unb fpG b,i b'sisr Gss
lsgenbsii bic 5irma ouf tdfFinirie
gDeije beInuinDs!t boben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

pau Ginger errsgte bdupts
fddIid babur9 4ufmertfumtett, bub
sr uts aupitaItit Der fo3taItitiI6en
Bartei anseborte. Gs bat fart ben
Nnfhein, als tpenn Der gntifemitigs
mus, Der in ben @dt5iger Sa6ren
in Seuti6lanb graiTirte, i'm in Die
fo5ialiftif6e partei 6eineingetrieben
bate, benn tpenn er audi Der ortbpoorz
fo3ialiitti6en Rtdtung angeb6rte, mar
aus fstnen Rsbsn niht erTihtlt6, baB
er cine groBe &enntniB opn ben prinz
3tpieu Der 9artei beieifen bate. Seine
Reben paren taum mebr ais tur5e Be-
mertungeu, bic ii6 bur6 teineH bsipnz
oeren 9ebaIt aus3eihneten. GO nirb
intereHaut fstn 81 erfabren, tpie er ii6er
ietn 8erm6gen oisponirt, oh er es Der
9efeai6aft, Der es nu9 io3iaItTtiI6er
IHihauung enttammt, 3uriifgeseben,
ober Hah biirgerIi9er 2nihauung
feiHen nG9iten 8ertpanbtsn 5usstpiss
fen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

8as 5ausbat cine Bill 3ur gins
feBung elmer permansntsn 9arifeRomz
miTion pafirt. Die Qufgabe biefer
RommiHion III, genaue5tatiitifen iiber
bic 3oIperbdltnifie in biefem unb In
anDeren 2dnbern su erlangen unp bar.
mad feft5uiteIsn, tpel6e 36as unfe1e
SHbuitrie bsoarf, um s5abritantsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

Gin &orporationss prGiie
bent, Der i'm 5ransportbienIt tbdtig
lit, bat fetnen aoaegen sinsn Spiegel
Dorge6aIten. Sn elmer Rebe Dor Der
Soitoner 6anbelstammsr fagte Wm.
O. mc4boo, Der 9rGItbent beg unters
irbtfhen gtfsnba6nipftems, tpel6es bic
Stabt Nefp gort nit gletp SerIep psrz
binoet, ss Iei nt6t gu perfpunbern, bab
bas amerttuntIhe 8oIt ben Gorporas
tioHen, fpesieu ben 9ransportqsfeQz
ihuFten Ufibtrauen unb 8oreingenomz
menheit entgegenbrtnge, ipsnn man
beoba6te, ME Oas 8oIt auf ben neiiten
StraBenbabnen i6le6t bebanbsIt nerz
be. lleberfults Dasgons, unpinttz
lt4er 0tenit unb iouftige grpbe 8erz
lesungen Der Dem @oIts gsgeniiber etnz
eegangenen tontrattli6en 8erpfIihz
tungen betpirten cine 9srei3tbeit, pelz
DE ni1t Telten in llngere6tigteit ausz
drtet. Die SruHsport Rompaae
nieen fpiirben tetneu 9runb Su 3lagsn
hdbeR, penn iie ni6t felbit urfa5e gu
geidperben b0tsn. GtHsr Der iatimms
fen 8Orpiirfe, bem man bic 9sgriinz
oung nt6t abfpre6en fam, sebe bas
bin, ooB bic aorporutionen bur9 ibre
aorruptioH bas ppIttifbe Qeben Der
Ration Dergiften. Wenn bierin fein
DdHbeI etntrets, 70 perbe bic Rommuz
raIifiruns Der 0ffentli6en 8etriebe nur
hip eCrnnp sfnpr {ehr r,nhs,1 Da;t 5a,,,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-04
SACRED RITES FOR
FATHER HE|TMAN
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

st. John, Ind. Dec "a reception
the like of which his simple austere
life and his conception of the empti :
ness of pomp and pageantry would
not have tolerated. was accorded thu
Rev Anton Hoffman yesterday after
noon, when his former Pensioners re-
ceived his body for burial next We'd
nesday morning.
The hearse carrying the body from
Hammond, where the aged priest had
died in the afternoon of the proceed
ing day. was met on the SchererviIIe
road about a quarter of mile north
from the church, by the entire congre-
cation. Standing In double file the
school children, and the various church
societies carrying their respective ban
ners, stood at attention and AWAITED.
the arrival of the hearse. The Rev. A.
NJ Buchheit, pastor of the church. sur
rounded by the altar boys all in their
altar clothes and the choir brought up
the rear of the cortege The Litany OF
the Dead was chanted while the pro-
cess1on proceeded to the old rectory
on the south side of the church Hav-
ing arrived at the home the casket was
placed in the parlor. and opened in
order that his Pensioners might view
the face of their former pastor.
The body Will lie in state a. the rec
tory until three o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon when it will be removed to tbs
church to remain there until the buria
takes place on the following day.
The funeral services Will be held or
Wednesday morning. A solem
requiem high mass will be said a har,
past ten O'Clock. Interment will be
made in the ST. John cemetery in a
concrete vault at the foot of the big
stone cross IN the center of the Gene
termy ereted there years ago in an.
icipation of the event with is to take
place next Wednesday.
The indications are that the church
Will be by far TO small to accommodate
all who will ONE for the funeral II
order to fed the many visitors who ar,
| expected. the ladies of the church have
made arrangements to serve a big din.
ner next Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-04
CHILDISH ANTICS
FOR COUNCIL MEN

When the Gary city council holds it's
regular bi-monthly meeting tonight
City Clerk Harry Moose will have the
job of reading the minutes of seven in
stead Of one meeting.
Counting its regular meeting two
weeks ago the Gary common council
has met for seven evenings in two
weeks time. At four of the meetings
nothing was done save waiting for
enough members to arrive to hold a
quorum When they did not arrive the
council convened merely to adjourn.
CounctImes, Play Fool Roles.
The seven evenings represent for the
most part loss of time not only to
Mayor Knots. the councilmen> and
newspaper men. but other citizens as
well who have to put up with the child
ish and schoolboy antics of some of
the city fathers
AS a result of some of these doings
the city council is attaining a state
wide name which brings it no credit.
1t is being suggested to some of the
delinquent aldermen that they either
attend the meetings or resign from the
council.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-04
HEGEWISCH.

Walter Cwiakale, aged IL years. John
Cwiakale. aged years, and Frank
Cwiakale. aged years, the three sons
of j CwiakaIe of 1911 Srie avenue,
were drowned in Wolf Lake, near 130th
street and Mackinaw avenue, while
skating last Saturday morning about
1870 a. m. A little neighbor boy who
was along with these boys is yet miss
ing When he saw them break through
he tried to help them, but when he saw
that he couldn't he ran for home, as is
the story of those who witnessed the
scene. But yet no trace of him has
been found. The bodies of the three
brothers were found and taken TO their
home.
Mr.. staff OF Detroit. Mich, formerly
of Hegewisch. called on friends here
last Friday
B. A. Anderson attended a banquet
at the LaSalle hotel last Tuesday even
ing given by the real estate board of
Chicago.
Mrs. Hdhwy attended a piano recital
in which her daughter. Miss Ella, took
part at the Fine Arts building. in Chi
cago last Friday evening.
Mrs. Powell is moving from Ontario
avenue into the little cottage on Com
mercial avenue formerly occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. a L. Stout.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-04

Buckley and family. !. a.
The Catholic church at this place has
been newly decorated. The walls and
ceiling are painted and frescoed. In the
center of the ceiling is large and
beautiful oil painting. over the altar
is another fine painting. The work
cost over $500, and it is doubtful If
there is a finer decorated church in
Lake county than this one. Rev. Fa-
Their Hoerstman is young man and
full of energy and push He has prov
en- very popular with his congregation.
Charles Hoofnagle and wife, formerly
of this place, but now of Laporte. spent
several days as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs oscar Brooks. living east of Low
ell They returned home last evening
District Superintendent Briggs OF
Valparaiso conducted communion serv-
ices at the Methodist church last even
ms.
1t was voted yesterday at the Chris
tian church that that denomination
needed new church, and plans will be
arranged to erect the new building this
coming spring. The Christian Endeav-
or have purchased a new piano. The
new pastor r. o. Wickham, formerly
Of South Bend. is taking hold of the
work here nicely. and being young
energetic man. 1t is safe to say that the
new church will be erected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-04
ADVANCE IN PRICE OF
STEEL MAY COME

There has been some talk of a posi-
bic advance in the price of structural
steel, though expectation of such a
development is not entertained in some
trade circles. 1t may be premature.
but it is considered significant an
indication OF a change in sentiment.
Should is come it would be the first
advance in any important department
of steel industry. The trade OF late
has shown a marked increase of ac-
tivity. but no advance in prices has
yet been announced.
The tendency OF steel prices having
been downward since the LIST OF October
prospects of a recovery in earnings OF
the United States Steel Corporation in
December are considered unfavora BILE.
Estimates places the net earnings OF
the corporation in the current month
between s6,50o.000 and s7,500,000. Due
to the holidays in December earnings
in that month are expected to be
smaller than reported in November
Estimates as to earnings in the cur
rent quarter still range between $780,
o0o, 900 and $22.o00,000
A buying movement in the pig iron
more vigorous and extensive than has
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-04
LOWELL.

George j. Hoevet merchant and MEM
Der of the school board, while piling
some old lumber in the basement of
the school building, ran big splinter
in his hand, which caused such ragged
wound when he pulled 1T out that
he had to go to physician and have 1t.
dressed.
Alfred. Einspahr. while chopping
wood received painful wound caused
by the ak striking a ciothesline and
bounding back and striking him in the
forehead and cutting deep cash over
an inch long. The blood gushed from
the wound. and 1t was hard to check it.
In dressing 1t a doctor was required
to take several stitches. The wound
was not serious.
Mrs John Michael. an old and highly
respected lady over so years old, living
over DR.. Quincys office met with
serious accident Saturday. the result of
which she sustained a broken leg in
the region OF the groin She had been
downstairs and had started upstairs
She had taken two steps, when she OBJ
served that she had left door open,
and forgetful of her position, took a
| step backward and fell to the floor be-
| low, breaking her leg. The fracture
is a serious one. and it is believed. ow-
| ing to her old age and feeble condition,
she Will hardly recover.
| Mrs. Adam Ebert, wife of a wealthy
and retired farmer, and the motherin-
| law of Joseph Martin, chief of police
of Gary. is critically ill with slight
| hopes of her recovery
| George Bailey, president of the Low
ell National bank, who is in Chicago
hospital, is getting along nicely and
| will fully recover.
| Reuben C. Wood. one of Lake coun-
| tvs old time school teachers and law
yers and veteran of the civil war, who
is confined to his home from heart trou-
| BILE and total blindness, suffered Sc
verely for several days last week. His
head was swollen and he suffered much
pain.
II. H Ragon, editor-in-chief of the
| Lowell Tribune. and his wife. returned
from Danville. Yesterday where they
visited with their daughter, Mrs. Joe