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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
Ob BEL ainoer ooer ertuudienen Ser.
ionen perSen fnrirt nit Semo

BEL ainoer ooer eripafienen Ber.
ionen iperSen furirt nit Semo
unb 3emoieife.
Die aIinge's @potbefe iagt gu
ieSer Serion lei es Mann, Srau 90.
er aino, pel6e carte, infenSe Saut
babcn, fomnit gu unieren Store uno
ii6ert eud cine Sloide 3emo uno
Elm ftiid 3emo1Seife, uno felt ibr
NIT Dem &einltat nift gar5 5lfrie.
ben, fornnlt Suriif mo bolt eiier
@eIo fpieSar. Soniel s~litraiicr bab-
en- mir 5u oieiem reinliden pirfim'
en- MitteI baB mir 6ieIes u~ilgefpobr-
lide aterbieten mahen.
3erno lit cine belle SIiiiiigfeit fiji,
GuBerIiden Gebralid uno bat piel'
Sale bon grem, SoutausidIdee uni
aopii6uppen furirt. 3emo uni
3emo Seize iinb ole ipariamiten mn
reiniten tn,o tpirfiamiten ntitteI fiji,
ale $diit. iiito oapfbaat aranfbei
ten ole es siebt. OBJ fir Sinner oSel
erunhfene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
California @eleaeube,t.

gu ~perfauIen: GIN Weinbtrg BON 90
Slder, nit Grfaper Srouben, ; Sabre alt,
fommt iebt ms Erdsen, in Socramei,tu
GountD, Californian. aie9t brett an Der
elefititen, 9abn. 40. Wiin.lien BON Sacra'
mento Sin uno 10 Wtuuten, per Wagen
bis 3uin Gouibcrn Hauifie u. y, ioipn,
prcts $500 pes gder: iiir oas @nnsc. poeI
fir einep SbeiI. gtdbereS bel,
81. 4 Q d, 10 rB,
sos Rem vt. OF Gommerc Bldg.
ct. aoGtS, Wlo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
OWensHIIe-H Hermann
Hack Line -s

Sur 9ef0rScrun9 BON Iaiiagierer
ionic Ieidter 5ra6t ulO grpreB.
Eadeten, 8piid}en obigen Tl1scu id
iuie aud SpisS nno Grafe.
Ibfabrt bonn Yoitgebaitbe in Ser.
nlarln ieben 9ienltag, Sonneritog II
3Sumitaa, Inn Z ltbr &orgets; Nil
funft in 9rafe Inn II llbr 40 Min
gormittogs, uno in Smenspille I'm
balb-oier llbrI Nad @itta9s. Oil
Breiie merben 10 nieoerig iein nil
irgeno ntoglid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
aebr, mic On uiinidcn mirit,

lpenn 81. itirbit geLebt 5u baben.
Cine aIte 8abrbeit, Die crptg neu
bleibt, neil ole Sborer ME alts.
iterben; peil es aud berte nod 10
piele Meniden giebt, Die, on 8lilt-
pengiftittg iterbenb, ibr 2eben nit
Dem @unide allsbmld}en, lie bGtter
BEL 3eiten ibr 8lut gereirtigt. gel
53eiten! IIS fif &opfidmer5en rtto
Iatti9feit, SerSflopfen itrb Itbem
notb, G1ipinoel uno S6nmo6tsfale
einitellten, ia mobI. 90 mar eS Belt,
oas But 5u reinigen. ard oan1l
nod. als ore droniide gertcpfllig
Gas Slut idpn nit ben giftigen Ib.
faaitoffen, Sie nidt mebr ans penn
&orper entfernt milrben, gritnolit)
penqifet 6atte, ais bereitS idlpere
2eber. un6 Riercnlei6en ii6 oilrd
Hiidcnidtpdde, lpaiieriiidtige Sim
i6aueaungen, gGnsIi9e gppetitloiig'
felt, gelbe urpS griinli6e gerfdrbiml
Der @elidtsfarbe, ii. |. No., arfiin'
oigten aitd) 90 mar es rod Seit, lid
nit Dem ein5igen Seilmittel fir ioI
SGle t0otIider 9lutpergiftliri
SilTe aurb ipette @eiirnSbeit slt Der
lfaffen; 5. i. NIT Den felt Sabrbnn
herten befp1brten ct. @ermro aror
terpiller, oeren Saiien0e lno Iber
~t0irienSe Elm eeiiutoes Sebeit mad
itapepetn Siettbum su peroanfel
baberil 9ieie mir aus BEN better
ms reiniten 8flan5eniGiten 3itberei
tcteit 8itferl iilo iiir % Gents Il
allen Gpotbesen 5u bdben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
0ene au5eigen
0anfiaanna.

uuieru b~cr3lid,iten Dant hermit allen
Iadbaru NIB Sreunben ipeIde unS. au
lGBlidl Der Srantbeii uno oes 9ooes unIereS
mni9't 9eliebien Sotten, Yaters uno Sru'
oerS. @baS. cd,pars, hiliretb 3ur Seiis
iianoen unn inret Sbeilnabme beSei9ien
Sam beIpnberen Danf ben &ameraben
bes N~ianpartna poItcne Der s, ". r..
ben acknowledgment, Iotuie aud, ihr biz
3ablreid cn, idOnon glumenipenoen uRo
Dor 9lllem Serrp Yaitor Susomeper Iil
Die troItreibe 6rubrebe meld)e er benz Din
oenten oeS 9eiiiorbeuen eepiomet bat.
Die t%raucrnben 6iutcrbliebenen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
Berhbmter Brub- gfpelt
III jebt bier.
Scclci, weldJsr bent G5ar BON &nf'
lamS Gin SrudbauS mpahte,
miro i'm Mabiion SOtel, IN
Scifcripn Gitp, DO, icin.

s, S. Saelsp, bon Chicago mo
philadelphia, Ser beriibmte grlld)'
bnnoe@rpert, miro i'm Maoiion $50,
lei, IN Seiferiop Gitg, Mo.,5 iein, mr.
am 9ieltstag unb am Wlttfrcd), Den
20 pr> II Suni 1911.
Serr Seelep iagt: 9as Sperima.
tiidJc SGilO 8rltdjbanO, nie es ieBt
BON ser Ser. Stooten Hegierltrlg gut
acbeiben ln6 i'm @ebrairb lit, balt
nift MIR in ieoern Sail eilteR 9rll6
poafomten 3ltriif, iofortige 2inre-
riltq perifaffe1b, ion0ern lhlleBt 5lt'
aleid, sic Seffnupg, it eirem Gnrd)s
ltrittliden 6all, binnen 10 Sa9er1.
Efei:s Snitrun2ent erbielt in Glrg-
lonS Ionic and III Sapnten Den
.cill8iqen Yreis fir Dos Gr5ieler ron
&einltatem obi,c dirurgtide Opera
ton oGar iGdolide giripritungell.
!Serr Seelep beittt bofumentarilhe
,3cuQniiie BON Der Ser. Staaten Sic.
9ierlttg, in @aibingtolL 9. g. mel
DE 81 Gursr aniid,t porliegell. gin
alle Sale ser Milotbdtigfeit fem:
Sesablur3; oper, menn SenlanO ans
Sm.erqiie po1iprift, miro ibnn germ
Elm 9rlsf)buro ge5eigt INC nhelit.
geIbli6 oiigepoBt 4penn rms per.
lonat miro. Sober, melder nrit Ell
mem 9rnd bebaftet, lit, iollte Dos
Datum ttit,t pergeiien INC Nrcle lelt-
en- @elegenbeit bemlben. Sdreibi
mad, t40 &c. Gearborn Ct. Chicago,
Sis, I'M 3l,ienOrng zines Sites-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
Nnnhaa,rna.

uniern bei 3lid,Iteu Oant biermit allen
gtad,barn unb Sreuroen, ipeld1e uns, II
ldbIid) oes GooeS %unierer 9eliebten. Yiutter
uno ednueiier. .Srau GarI Sdlmiot, biIfrei6
our eeite itanoen unb ibre Ebeilnabn,e be.
3eister. Sang beiorbsrn 0auf ben Babr.
iud1trG9ern uno Dor glem 9Saitsr Sueo-
meper. liir bic Doric hes SroItes meld)e er
ant Srabe Der 8crtorbenen seiprod,eh.
Die trauernoen Sinterblicbcneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
2Onis 6aberitDf
{ sapeiera
9ermann, @Rp.

Sebt lit DE bette Seit cure Tra9ae giier u
Ibiren anitreiden, unb bic Simmer Al. pqeS
5ieren cber beforiren au IaIcn.
Wleine Eapetennuitcr fir 1911 iinb ansy
tommen u, CO mirb mir elm gsr9niiaer iein
Sielelben BUR Ginfdt porSulesen einerlet
ob ibr fauten ipoli ober nid)t, aber alid) init
Der grpBten Srenbe cure 2immer iopesieren
uuo oeforiren fpenn ibr bic Eapeicn %lcnittpO
sesnuIt habt.
Tiad,t eltte 4efeIlunscn fir bic Griib.
~iabrsorbeit bel 3eiiens oenn iper 3uerft
fommt. mabIt ausrit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
abtnno.

Samthhe WliisItcber oes lluieriiiiBunsSs
8ercinS bel Goocstdaen limb biermit ireunb.
lihit aber iebr 9rin9eno erIudlt Der 0crs
fanmluus ~beisupobueu, iueldle am
G en- a9; n %. 1uni
nm . rlbr Ratmittass In Der Gtabt.Sale
o~b9ebalten wirb. So Iiesen iebr mittisc
Seid)aite Dor.
I M u q III bes y . il q II b c c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
i~a1at3mlidsu aaarathsriht
Star Mill.

Bei5en, "a ualitdt. .......... 70
8ei5en, 3iGualitit. ....... 7s
Mebl, per Saf, l Gualitat.. 40
Mebl, per Sod, 2 Gualitdt.. $50
&prnmebl, per 100 Bfunb... 400
&leie, per 100 Sfunb 1880. l.1o
Sbippituff; per 1oC 9funb.... 1.So
Brobutte.
Gprisiert.n Dn
John rs HeImers. @rOcsr.
Butter per Bfttn0 ............ Il,
@ier per, 9nbenb.. 81
Siibner, per 8iun0.. 81
Spring Gbidens, per 8fb.. -. 18-2i
Shmals, per BfO..............lO 10.
8piebeln per 8uibel. ...........75
@Dae per 8funb.. IS
&artoffeln Reue.
3urteps I0-l3
Ghlen IL
@dnie. 6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
Biaie gu n~erfauien.

Sine " perp Greid,mnid'ine, felt . Cab
rem I'M 6ebrnudn. aber nod, mi 9uteu GU
Itanne. IS III cine mobernc Wtoidinc. mi
Wind Stacker. Stacker, etc. Cylinder, 80
3oa, Scporator, As GOD, preiS nur $s0.O ~
iueil idl feircn mcitelen Sehroudl oaiiir
babe.
[, ,bereo bel Ben q ni,t,
II! Q. 0oteI, hermann. Dio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
2n n~erfanfcn

Mehrere Id,one M~ohnbduier, uoGiidnbi9
r~enopirt unb nit mooerncn 9erbeIerun9en
>erieben, Iowie aud, cine gnaobt biibid, ses
leeener S~tabthaupl1be iino Al IibcroIen
preiien une geninaun9en gu o~erfanfen.
si1bcreS bri Sut. W oebuS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
3n ncrfanfen.

Cine Sorm BON l6O gder, un9eiahr 20
ader in Sultur; boS iibrise in SoIslano. III
WieiIen peItlid BON Stpnp Sill; 4'reiS
mGBig Fdberes bel
8. 4. g dulte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
8iaia su p~eriauien.

Meine 5 3immer Nobnnns nit Got or
Der weit. 3ier StruBe lit b,ui9 Su o%ertaufen
Niles in better Sronuns.
g. DoeIi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
t1sti3.

2lu nniere &unoeu unb Conner, 8raud)i
ibr leere ednapsidHer, iir 9erbitsebraud,
Ssbt nod su baben bel.
Sermann Giitiains 50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13

WILL LEAVE
THE HARb0R
Especial to THE TINES

Indiana Harbor, Ind, Jan. 10. OF
again, on again, gone again, Harding!
This seems to be the situation with
East Chicagos street commissioner, w.
C. Harding, who has now resigned and
secured a position with the Chicago.
Milwaukee & St Paul railroad, who
placed him In charge of certain con-
struction work in which the line is
engaged near Argo. Ill.
This once more leaves the office of
street commissioner vacant and it is
expected that within a few days, John
Gustafson. who the Indiana Harbor al
dermen had agreed upon to take the
place of Harding when it was under
stood before that the incumbent had
been let out, will be appointed in earn
est.
With refernce to this Mayor Schliek-
err said this morning: Mr.. Gustafson
has not yet been appointed. but you
may say that he will be within the next
few days"
Harding's resignation was received
two or three days ago, but nothing
was said about it until yesterday. The
former street commissioner who has
already left town to take up his new
position with the Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul will retain his residence in
Indiana Harbor.
John Gustafson is a member of the
firm of Gustafson & Aldrin, who. con-
duct saloon at 3545 Michigan avenue
He is a man of much practical sense
and is believed will be well qualified
to look after the work. He had tired
of inside work and wanted a position
where he could be outside, and will
| now be able to turn his business over
| to his partner.
In giving the office to Gustafson the
| fact of his nationality was taken int
consideration. Mr.. Gustafson is {
Swede, and it was generally acknowl
edged that the Swedes, who have ask
| ed for very little, were entitled to rec
| ognition, as they have always beef
loyal supporters of the republican par
| ty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
ROkE,RTSDALE.

Mrs James HAYES was hostess to the
members of the Interstate Pedro club
Wednesday afternoon at her home in
Lincoln avenue. The guests met for
pleasant social time and spent the aft
ernoon in playing pedro until o'clock.
when dain.v refreshments were served.
Mrs Emile widiker of Pearl street
spent the day shopping in Chicago.
Mrs c. Buell. of Indiana boulevard
visited relatives in South Chicago yes
terday.
James Landon of Harrison avenue is
on the sick list
Don't let the cat out of the
bag. lost
The members of the Marquette club
were delightfully."- entertained Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blaul of Roberts avenue.
Cards was the main feature of the
evening. several games of pedro being
played. A social hour followed. the
games during which dainty luncheon
was served. The honors were award
ed the following. Mrs. G. Macmillan
and Arthur Stress first Miss Mary
Stein and Chauncey Buell. second and
Mrs. Edward Matthias and Elliott Aman
consolation
MT. ana MIS- ClemmOnS returned 10
their home In St joe Mich. after a
few weeks visit with the latter's sis
ter. Mrs. Clarence Phelps and family
of Indiana boulevard.
Don't let the cat out of the
bag. 10-St
Mrs William Balm of East Side Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs Herman Theis-
sen of Indiana boulevard Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Ehlers of Roberts ave-
nue. visited out-of-town friends yes
terday.
Don't let the cat out of the
bag. 1885,
Dorothy. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs A. Trowe. is quite i'll at theiI
home in Central avenue.
Misses MeKinney Reber and Butter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
Crown Point News
Happenings Of Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

merely of sectional jealousy and rival
ry not entered into by the taxpayer
who foots the bills. Some court relief
may be necessary in Lake county but
II the laws were enforced or speedy
judgment executed when proven, there
would be half the need for additional
court facilities as there is at present
A good way to settle the difficulty
would be to compel the lawyers who
are the prime agitators in the fight.
dig down in their own pockets to pay
the cost OF the extra judges. new build
ings, etc, and it is safe to say there
wouldn't be a building big enough to
house lawyers cons liberation for
the peepul." Lake county Is blessed
with some good lawyers, but there are
some who pay no taxes, have lived in
the county few months and want ex-
ira courthouses simply as a place to
warm their threadbare Jackets It's
high time the taxpayers and the bust
ness men enter into the game and set
tie the controversy once and for all.
Word from the Courtrights at Val
paraiso states that their young son
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis in that city. is getting
along as well as could be expected, and
ms CoiipAett recovery is expected IL
the near future.
Mrs. Ward was taken to a Chicago
hospital yesterday. where she can be
more comfortably cared for during hel
present illness.
The regular monthly horse sale oc
ours next Tuesday.
Concrete floors are being put in tn,
Elder building, to be occupied by tn,
Bartholomae bakery
| Quite few Crown Point people at
tended a o'clock dinner given at tn,
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dyer ii
! Hammond. last evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
M'INTYRE OF TIGERS
SOLD TO COMISKEY

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 13.-The sale of
Matty Mcintyre to the Chicago White
Sox was announced by President Ma
vim last night. The transaction was
cash, but the amount not divulged.
Manager Jennings has tried to trade
Mcintyre several times. but, although
Matty never regained the phenomenal
form which characterized his work be-
fore he broke ankle in 1907, he
has been rated too good to be traded
for a second rater The deal is taken
to mean that Delos Drake right hand
batter who twice has been tried by
Manager Jennings, will land a regular
berth next spring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
OH! YOU
SIZZLING
MEETING

Politics will be sizzling like burning
pitch tonight in Gary. There will prob
ably be three acts in the municipal
drama entitled: Our Own Uncle Toms
Cabin" Mayor T. E. Knots. will star
as Uncle Tom and his board of public
works will be Eliza dashing across
the rocky Ice with her "cheeld" the
south end franchise, which those feroci-
Gus council blood hounds lead by Simon
Legree Castleman will endeavor to
chew up
First Aid For Thirsty.
The common "peepul' in whose in
terest Uncle Tom is now exerting his
muscular power in order to stave off
court proceedings at Valparaiso Will
endeavor to save the day in the second
act which Will take place in the Garden
hall with the Garden buffet nearby for
such OF the thirsty who think the pro-
ceedings will be dry.
Some surprises. 1t is intimated, may
be sprung tonight in the first act OF
the Gary version of Uncle Tom which
will make 1T livelier than Harriet
| Reecher Stoves original edition of
the work. Those who want to see some
fun will do we'll to attend the council
meeting tonight at half past seven
o'clock
Apparently the meeting will be called
to appoint a special committee to fight
the traction mandamus case at Valpa-
raise but something sensational may be
sprung with a possible new frnchise
for the south end. The council insurg-
ents are not going TO reveal their hand
until the curtain goes up and just as
likely as not something may develo.
which will see the lash applied hard OF
poor cd Uncle Toms back
If all goes well the second act will
| be starred at the Garden hall. Such OF
| the far south end citizens who have
mot already got next to the fact thai
| If it were not for Mayor Knots higf
handed action last June in tearing III
the tracs of the Gary and Southern
Traction company thus delaying stree
car service for a year will be on hans
to listen to the orators denounce TIL,
laldermen.
There was also some talk that tn,
aldermen would attend the mass meet
ing in a body and there explain to tn,
pee pul' why they have not got stree
cars so far. If this occurs big tim
may be assured and rival police Chief
Martin and Highlands will probabl.
have their hands full quelling the up
riSers.
i According to the aldermen they viii
have no need to hold rival indigna
ton after the council meeting tonigh
as they will lead poor old Uncle Tor
|, such a merry chase that the audienc
will get the full worth of the melo
drama. The big question now
whether Eliza and her franchise vii
. trip on some of the Knickerbocker ic
|, caes and fall a victim to the ferociou
. blood hounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
Articles of Incorporation

Articles of Incorporation have been
filed in the office of the secretary of
state as follows:
The Motor Car Manufacturing Com
pany, Indianapolis; capital stock, s75.-
900; directors, William C. TeasdaIe, Jr.,
Fred c. Dorm, Wayne K. Bromley, Guy
@. Simmons and Frank H. Teagle; OBJ
ject. to manufacture and sell automo-
biles, company taking over the plant
OF the Parry Auto company.
Torlan & Barbout Hat Company. Ev-
ansville: capital stock, 100000 direct
ors, A G. Torlan, j. w. Barbour and
G. w. Torlan.
Central Avenue Reformed Church,
Indianapolis; incorporators. A c. Bell.
H. j. Pfaffiin and r. Bell;S object. to
operate a church.
Dunlop Hauling and Contracting
Company, Indianapolis; capital stock
$4,000; object, transfer business, di-
rectors, William Dunlop. f. A. Dunlop
and c. A. Harrison
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13

FEET

Your feet ache: DO you feel tired
In the morning.. If so, you should go
at once to your druggist and get 10
cent box of Pick. After soaking your
feet I'm warm water and while damp
rub your sore, tender spots; the next
day notice the results. Aching feet
can be cured in one night. Try it and
you'll be booster for Pick. Pick
should be in every bath room. At all
Drug stores 10 cts.
Mammoth size box, 25c. The - cent
box contains three and One-hn1f times
ms much as the Toe box. At all drug
gists or sent postpaid ON receipt OF
price in coin or stamps. Address o. c.
Company, Terrc Haute, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13

(COnt1nueo from rage On0.l
the council over the question of retain
ing Webster as fire chief or having him
succeeded by Frank Daugherty.
But the time came when people tired
of that sort of thing and the Indi-
annapolis city charter came into life.
At first it was the model charter of its
kind in the United States.
There is a demand on the part of
the people that there he a head to
municipal affars-that the power be
centralized somewhere: that some one
be held responsible. The object of the
association of councilmen seems to be
to split up that power among many and
get back to the primeval times when a
councilman was q king.
Better COunciImen Needed
What the people of the various cities
of Indiana really desire is a. better
class of councimen-nen who are not
connected with corporations and whose
interests are identical with the in
terests of the people of the city and not
the interests of the system.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
SHUCk 8
From the Diary of ST. Lence

Paw. what does power O. attorney
mean? In Lake county, my son, it
means unlimited"
Took n inventory NV stock yestid-
dy. Didn't take long. One Johann
Faber pencil. extry fine n extry short.
an one perjury notebook.
Heern tell Creston's sent down n
attorney to Indynoplus { lobby fer a
courthouse. Hope she gets it.
The Crown Point Rifle club met for
their weekly shoot last evening and
DR. Edward Krost won the trophy for
the week, finishing in whirlwind fash
ion over his nearest opponent, Harry
Swartz. Following are the scores made
by the club members last evening
Scul 2S7: Curtis. ESQ; Glover. 256
Hentges. 2s2: Krost. 291; Swartz, 2SS.
Central Music hall as a roller skating
rink proved TO be a complete success
last evening. and the floor was crowd
ed by the towns young people enjoy
ing the sport. A crowd of Lowell
young men and women also were pres
ent and helped to initiate some of the
of themselves in the air. The amuse-
ment will be repeated next Thursday
evening
Left to the vote of the entire county
there Is not the slightest CUES ton Of
a doubt but what the agitation fol
courts, extra judges, dividing the coun-
ty. etc, would fall miserably by the
wayside. the whole business being one
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13

field of the Irving school. Hammond.
visited the Franklin school Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Gerke of Sheri-
dan avenue are the proud parents of a
baby girl.
Mrs. c. Phelps and sister, Miss Nan
ger, spent Wednesday shopping in Chi
cago.
Margaret Councils is quite sick at
the home of her parents nj Atchison
avenue.
Harry Timm of Indiana boulevard
transacted business in Hammond
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kidney have NOV
ed from Harrison avenue to the Blaul
cottage in Roberts avenue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
EARlES
AGAIN IN
L|MEL|GHI

Mrs. John c. Earle, wife of the multi
millionaire real estate man who is so
we'll known in Gary and Hobart whose
domestic affairs have frequently
brought him into the limelight. last
night prepared to go to Reno, New, and
fight the suit for divorce brought
against her some time ago.
That she will fight every charge
made by her 7S-year-old husband was
declared by Mrs. Earle last night at
her home, 233s Wtst Jackson boule-
ward, Chicago. She has retained an
attorney and has been allowed 5000 by
the Nevada courts to pay her expenses
to Reno to contest the suit. The de-
cision Of Mrs. Earle to fight the case
came as a surprise several weeks after
the decree had been entered against
her at Reno.
Case Is Reopened.
Earle, who has been living in a cabin
in Reno for more than a year, alleges
infidelity, cruelty and other statutory
cha rges. These allegations the wife
denies.
Mrs. Earle made no effort to contest
| her husbands suit until a few days
| ago. When the decree was entered &
month ago by Judge Somers of the
Reno District court the matter was
kept quiet. But when Mrs. Earle learn
ed of some of the allegations made
against her she determined to fight the
suit
| Sensational charges against her aged
Husband are made by Mrs. Earle through
her attorney and the court yesterday
set aside the decree of divorce and Sc
Feb. 3 as the date for Mrs. Earle's ap
pearance in Reno.
/ Has Startling Story to Tell.
| Il have been wronged and l am go
ing to show some things up Mrs
Earle declared last night. MY attor
ney is going to Reno with me and
am going to give out some startling
statements when the proper tim
comes"
| The Earles were married in Milwau
kee Dec. 10, 1885, and separated in DC
Itober, 1906. Once before he began di
lvorce proceedings, but the suit was dis
missed. Mrs. Earle is twenty-five
Years younger than her husband. VIII
is reputed to be one of the wealthies
real estate men in Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
TRACK WORK FOR
COACH IDDINGS

Harold Iddings, one of Coach Stages
most famous football graduates, who
has been coaching the gridiron ath-
letes of Miami university. will devote
his efforts to track and basketball this
season. He will coach these depart
ments at Kentucky State this winter
and spring. He expects to continue his
football coaching this fall. but has not
decided on his plans as yet.