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ecaf 6.40r. venhsseh $40. Gubss q. .95e.
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SsIifsEnta ts.s6-s.b0. 0lsrisa $3.50 -
40 per Rifle.
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pens Q e I00--lOOA.
aIttsu umarft.--gon seiten Der Bail
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slertaufen ausesabt nab ose Hrssie batter,
barunfer ia letbsn. Der Warft inIot
itaDad nnS bic 5hhsnOtirunsen ftauoeu
fan burbpes unteE oeneH uon settern.
ssaAseheHbe aurfs parseH poH Der Bsr.
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Walnut strabs, bers6tet:
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Ven Yort, %. Junt.
8tnn mar beute i6pad gu s44 .0o--45. so
uno Rupfer Hau; 2afe 81 S12.75 - 1900,
electroIrtbic sa $12.621< <-I2.76 uHb Ga
fling ~ s12 BIN $3.50 1880 BLei mar rubtg
81 44.4b- 40, spelter ptlIig gu $40
$50. Giien mar rubig. Ro. / 5ouubrp
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$l4.75--15.00. Ro. / Southern nnb &c.
Soatbsrn loft ta $l475-l6.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
Gkteaao, %. sSuns.

RtRspiek. Beepes 1856 - $50.
Teras Stisre s4.41-6.00, ueitli4s stiers
a. .7o-5.75. stofers uno gssbers s3.l5-
5.35, RaAe aRS 5sifsrs e. $50, RaLber
t5.75-7.75. Rarft itetis bis l0c niebriser
s6pstHe - aeists s6.05-5. .421S, 90.
miiAte $6.0o-6.421z, i4usrs q. 5.09-6.S7I
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SAafe uHo eamwsr.-g4afe: 9tNs
ktimiite e. 30. IS, psfEt4s 81. So. .25,
SAbsEiRss s4.oo--4.65.
2tmmer. aiHbsimtf4e s3.75--7 90,
ps4li6e f4.0l-7.00. Rartt tart bis Zoe
bober.
3Hfabr. -- Rinbute5 10000, SnDsiHs
2S, 900, S8afe uHo 9dmmsr 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29

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ftette, bod warsn bie 9eindfte rubta, be.
fouoers fur bic NIT @ras gefltterteu Stiere
Stoders uHe 5eeoers warsen nur rpeuig
sefauft. @ute 1Rtl9fabe fino itetiS.
S9wers Stssre $500 -- 600, ertra
$50, fauep -. G4fen si.75-4.75,
sstrd -, SIeif4erftiers $525 - 5.75,
EXTRA 1855 - 800, Geifers $325-5.S5,
srtrd So $500, Rfbe el.5o-4.5o. ertra
s4.60, Gannsrs $3.50 -- 2.75, stoders
uuS Sseosrs $3.75-5.25, ertra s5.35--5.50
BuIIen. - Die 3ufubr mar mebr ais
ssuageno, bic Radfrase mdbis unb Die
9reiie iieLsH um 25-50e.
Wasere uH6 Isttte s2.25-3.25, BpIoeua
s325-4.O0, sEtra u. .l0--4.25. fetts BuHsn
e425-4.60.
2dlber.- Der Rartt mar beute Leb,
baft ano fart 5ie 3ufubr mar stemIit
sros.
Drbtndrs unS srose s4.00-s,75, fats bis
cute Esi&ts s6.75--s.0o, extra $SOo--s.25.
aaIbsr In ben Rommifon' 5duferu -
SaHep Sc, prina Bis auserIeieas 81 -
.7ne, orbtndre SC.
Q 6wetue.-G Tie 3ufubr uon 5ADei,
men mar siemli6 arob ur6 bic gretie i9uad
rno UNI l0e ntepriaer.
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cute bts ausergeiens 8srpafungss unh
Slsiiaeriortsn sS.45-S.5o. gemifnte Ber,
pafnrssiortsn S. 1850, oreindre Bis
anssrleiens fhwers fstts saue s4.50-5.50
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ed ale aHe 2dmmsr. - Die 3ufuhr
mar sIemEib eroB. S6dfe wusben uihi
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$50, ihpere s. 1890, proinars bis quite
si.75--265, 3hhrIinse 1915 -- 4.75.
admmer. er.-5rlblahrs 2dmmer ertra 81 sc
.-7s5, snte bis auserlefsne s6B5s-- 7 80
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4stsats %. 90. Straiebts 81. To- 20,
sprins Batents beItes ss.4O. Straiakts
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58ssc, am S&lnb 67Ac.
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$50 HtIs. 0ifttler's Sinis9ss @osss suf
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07
COL. MEYER BACK
FROM BIG GAME HUNT

The bigger fellow charged in pursuit
and came directly toward us. l let him
have it too. and within few minutes
we were busy skinning them. The
third bull was shot at long range. and
1t must have been a beautiful shot, for
the guide himself said il was one of
the best he had ever witnessed. We
lived on the fat of the land up there.
Game meat and fish were plentiful. We
found an unusually large number of
pheasants.
"One night we were driven on lit
tie reef in the water during a storm.
and we had to remain there all the
next day for the weather to calm. Our
first shipwreck might have been more
serious than il was. The launch struck
a submerged rock, and we got TO the
short just as she went to the bottom.
Next day we had to work waist deep
in the cold water to raise her. Had
that Canadian boat overtaken us,
would have. had to return empty hand
ed, for they would have confiscated
my game the moment l tried to get it
across the border
we had another unusual experience
on the day of the bull fight. The wind
was in our favor. big COW moose and
her calf passed within six feet of us
No hunter shoots a COW moose, how
ever and we did not modest her"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07
LAD TROUBLES POLICE

Alex Joseph, who has given the po-
lice department any amount of trouble
in his various escapades, was arrested
again last night by officer Malo at the
Erie depot for truancy.
He was arrested short time ago for
endangering the lives of people for
shooting a rife at the Erie railroad
yards. He was turned loose S nobody
appeared to prosecute the lad.
Joseph held at the police sta
ton over night and was turned over
TO Deputy Sheriff Block this morning
Unable to locate the boys mo Their
Deputy Sheriff Blocki had to release
him again this morning.
Mr.. Blocki wanted to send the lad to
the reform school. Joseph is only Is
years old.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07

Colonel L T. Meyer. hunter of big
game, returned from the Canadian
woods last night, where he had spent
fortnight hunting the moose in its
native haunts. He brought with him
the heads and skins of three large
bulls. larger than any of the others
that he has shot heretofore. He really
shot four. but the fourth was some
what small and 1t was left for the In
dams
Col Meyer hunted in the Rainy Lake
district in the northern part of Can
ada. He has most interesting story
to tell of his two weeks aventure, the
principal features of which were two
ship wrecks. a launch on Rainy Lake
during storms an exciting chase by a
fast Canadian boat attached to the
mounted police service and the shoot
ing and the camp life itself
Il have seen what few white men
now living ever saw" said Colonel
Meyer. I saw two giant bulls in a
death struggle l got both of them.
but I shall never forget the thrilling
scene. The clashing OF their antlers
sounded like gun fire. My guide and
l were together. The smaller one of
the two gladiators saw US first and he
bolted. 1 let him have 1t and hit him
fatally. He fell in his tracks, but to
make sure, I added two more bullets
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07
REV. JOLLY
JOLL|ES A
HANDFUL

The prohibition and temperance lee
lures booked for today, under the au-
spices of the Hammond Prohibition
club, resolved themselves into con-
ference between the Rev. ]. NJ Jolly
of South Bend and some OF the local
workers. The Rev. jolly. who is
Methodist minister. has charge Of the
northern Indiana district, and will
preach in the First Methodist church
in Hammond tomorrow morning
The sessions today were held in the
First National Bank building hall and
were attended by only a handful of
people.
This Is not an election year. and our
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07
CONDUCTOR GUYOTT
.HlTBY BRASS KNUCkLES
South Shore Railroad Man
Is Avenged in Hyde
Park Court.
lSnecial TO THE TINES. }

East Chicago, Oct. Is B. Guyott.
the south shore line conductor who re-
ceived a black eve on Sept. %, inflicted.
It Is said. by pair of brass knuckles
in the hands of Henry Siegel, during
an encounter with Siegel and two COM
panions, all of whom were said to be
intoxicated, has been avenged. Yes
terday The three were tried before
Judge Henderson in the Hyde Park po-
lice court and each of the three men
was fined s17 for their part in the
trouble.
The other two men involved in the
trouble were Arthur House and J. Van
Housen, who as well as Siegel are resi-
dents of Kensington.
The trio undertook to board Guyott's
car at Hegewsch. They all are said
to have been intoxicated and Guyott
tried to prevent their getting on the
car The three prevailed against Guy
otis single effort. however, and sub
sequently when the conductor tried TO
put them off. Siegel used a pair OF
brass knuckles on him. The other two
escaped at Kensington. but Guyott
hung on to Siegel and turned him over
to the police at Pullman and his case
was set for hearing in the Hyde Park
court. Later the other men were ar
rested on John Doe warrants
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07
Higher Courts Record.
Supreme Court Action.

The supreme court today handle
down the following rulings and deci-
sions:
s17ss. Henry Hoffman VS.. state Of
Indiana. Allen C. c.. Affirmed. Morris
2fssT. Levi Kohr vs.. the Town of
North Manchester. wabash C. c.
Affirmed. Monks. ].
21924. Lizzie White ct al VS.. William
Suggs ct al Monroe c. c. on appel
lants' petition appeal is dismissed and
leave granted TO withdraw record.
21s25. Lizzie White ct al. VS. Walter
s. Bradfute ct al. Monroe C. C. On
appellants petition appeal is dismissed
and leave is granted to withdraw rec
ord
21926. Lizzie White ct al VS.. First
National Bank ct al. Monroe c. c. On
appellants petition appeal is dismissed
and leave is granted to withdraw rec
ord.
s Spindler VS.. william II. Schelman as
ton to amend assignment of errors and
index Is granted.
21s5s. Leader Publishing Company
pany. trustees. Delaware C. c. APP
pellant's petition for certiorari Is
granted and writ issued.
1898. Lewis Hawks VS.. State of In
diana. Elkhart c. c. Appellants pc
tition to amend index and make
marginal notes is granted.
! 21922. The Horace r. Wood Transfer
Company VS.. James shelton ct al
|
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07
Hold Pleasant Meeting.

The Moltke Lodge of the 1. o. o. T.
held their quarterly meeting last night
and a large crowd attended, who en-
joyed the meeting and social hour.
By request Lawrence Becker gave a
delightful talk for over an hour on his
European trip from which he has re-
Gently returned.
He gave the comparison of the cost
of living and the wages earned of Am
erica and Europe and stated that the
States surpassed Europe in nearly every
way He also stated that if any Of the
audience had relatives who lived in
Europe to have them come to America
as there was room for all of them here.
| He also brought out the fact of the de-
crease in the emigration of the German
people ten years ago and today. His
talk was very interesting and was en- :
joyed by all No candidates received
initiation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07
ORDER WITHDRAWAL

The executive officers of the Indiana
polls. Chicago and Meridian railway at
Indianapolis have forwarded instruc-
lions to their local counsel, William
Dunn and Right of Way Agent Ben
nett to withdraw the application for
the eompany's request for a franchise
through Gary unless some action is ta-
ken at once by the board of public
works. Unless Gary comes to the front
with cross city rights in Fifteenth
avenue the company threatens to run
its line from Valparaiso through
Crown Point.
Some city officials who are said to
own land abutting Twenty first ave-
nue. are said to be making an effort to
have the franchise granted for that
street instead.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07
Move Into New Home.

All the departments of the Lincoln
jefferson university are now located in
the new building, corner Holman and
Ogden streets. the removal from the
Hammond building have been made the
latter part of the week. The resident
law school opened its term in the new
building several weeks ago, and the
finishing work has been far enough
completed to allow the extension de-
partments to move in.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07
First Football Game.

The Hammond Tigers will line up
against their old time rivals. the South
Side Maroons in their first game of the
season at Harrison park tomorrow aft
ernoon.
The Tigers are after the light weight
championship this year and have an
eleven which will average 100 pounds.
They would like to arrange games with
any team at that weight. For games
address Mr.. Hartley, 40 Condit street
Hammond. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07
To Monon on Business.

Judge Ames left this morning for Mo
non, Ind, wheer he will make a bust
ness stay for about two days. He Will
then return TO Hammond where he will
leave again with his fishing tackle and
camp stool and where his destination
will be the judge does not know him
self
The judge will likely keep on his
journey till he finds some good fish
ing and there he will pitch camp and
roam the wilds for two weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-07

The Boston American quite seriously
remarks. Boston rumor says Ban
Johnson is to quit as the head of the
American League to take entire charge
of the Red Sox. Now wouldn't that be
the hight of foolishness when Ban is
right now the whole noise. not only of
the Red Sox. but also of seven other
American League clubs?"
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through Hammond. East Chicago and
Indiana Harbor and then over the Lake
Shore railroad to Chicago.
Mr. Vincent, the passenger traffic
manager of the New York Central lines.
Is president of the club The junkct
will be quite and advertisement for
the cities of the Calumet district.