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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
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faiaef A1sae3nE naA sA privately RaeaeA Ae A-e. 4af Nj
s. nes9 adf6aAs ans enMgsHes Wag AFE
actae aeeeses asa2cus aIa interests A-D
~aatea free paalelGx
s paale8 t4f su4h fAan4 automobiles Aad
pfa#t harmless .aKses4 ana ueeessaes
sQme ~ aad sasaef saeeesto9 hefs II 1a4 seE
aa@a aaa kaFasAes aaiare0ad Legislation naSefait
especially us Neg
0ta press those NA8
ops9aea 0 fae Postal Sa1hgs@auk B4
bad aAag 8ar8cFna angss several hae tan An1e
egAe4y ealssde Nf sha editorial
Offices suon 4aoa h shoe Dabelty aaa
he educational aars esrea a .assnaatag 91aes agsas
constantly sAemng stand o yert ~
employers q AsAa4 themselves
There ag And his freq pub
Htg graft Ebe pabe 5eiag eaneased that
end endorsement anything 81 tanbstal mek aas
sinister inGueuee De8sad its aeadiae.
5 a0esgt gay o ngeaf !
Egea Standard OTIS citadel of silence lnade gye i1
seegefa Ar Aca6ads article ~eiiknoen weeA8y del9A-
srafed
The pgbae he " hasiae
Ais and hear what BE- has sor himself
There N confidence sfoqt eaa1gr and snd
hp eoaadeace confidence Tbe paDe rather bs
2fa he VINO iace to han 8ght @A tGe
ara
gut sgnsd by the
supposed benefit thFeearths az ae tommyFot w0nd
scth w49a generally
than fhe average advertisement used.
IL M generally tells That be lsat ~ his advsF
glimpse h real se Only his free readers
bn st that she ADVERTISED doesn't ~ eal
that reader always sheHs It's arenage W paief8
sene he adolescence sixteen fooled Hence
psaeaoe ldea Of what feai adseftpg
sr ELMO LEWIS
ADV Mgl. Burroughs adding Machine Go. vi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
AND BIC ELK SMILES
Federal Jail Sentence Sus-
pended TN Difference to Usage
Indian Tradition

Charlie Big Ela, tbe Osaea sA8
starred n several esses here tasg
utes a4s escaped aenteHea log q
n5ia Qg sccoUai ef 9es t8e cag@
iaker 9t arr ancient relative Tae 0E
age traditions eaairc taat Casrise
shall 9e casladan uut& tie fu4l call
20 sae aaaBT hunting ys0BnS comes,
aud Judge C0ssrss yesterday releas.
Cd ENa-ae autil iAe Jane rsrM Caar-
as @ 4Adeg eauFetlca FOG selling
li#u0r
lae aeaHng Of fae sf4-1t4tasr
clause cases vhicH was set fer Thurs
day has seen stricken fr9- Tee ag
slgnnaeui sad reset fgr Safu8ag
FraaA Bogdss0n PLEADED guilty to
selling au9r without dgs fakiug out
interna. reseaBe license sad aas sen
teHeed 'o xtY 8ass n 5a.i and gsy
q s3ne ot St88
Sherman FseFs0g Negro Dade3
guilty .Q lae sane Charge ard dFea
3 isEe t.ne ana tal sentence
Hector Mckenzie. 81 Fort W9ftG
8leaae1 guilty. 10 vl0satns she quar-.
ante @a when a@ shlpeed ear
ioaa 2. s4eep {rfm 0eaaoma 70 Fogt
8oelh zn4 msisf p4g 4 SSuI i.ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20

sgiFacy g ruin my character. asd
Mss Mercy Just 8sCassse Mrs von
Nassau Jahn supposed naa aec ss.
N ass q stealing ms cigarettes.
toid Mrs JaAn sf mg Joss. shs
became very angry ana said haa
accused heF IL stealing. sic sa.a
u I repeated my wurds sac 4ggEg
haNe 6een r@ten away from Tie
home iu . patrol wagon
iaat same evening Mrs SmaA..
MIS-. Jaans sister said Sac woa.a
MAKE troabls f0f me is 4 Circulated
Aae sTuFE af nay ass
i.ater ! Nas Summoned before the
faculty and given she choice ~ alta
dram lng from seA0oi 0r azvIng nay
character investigated II was IN.
slnlAEed thai vas lacking mentally
aid msenEalig trisa ta p-
aen1 sudsoa several times but mas
refused admissl1a ~ ais office.
My mail was aela ag sale 4 Was
AZ Mrs. Jahns house and that placed
me - bad light Apparently lr-
n0Eso su@n0ns 10 appear 5esaFe
Miss Talhog
Msss Msrcy left the university e.
ter Fhe Christmas gostsw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
REAL ESTATE IS ACTIVE
Oklahoma City Man Buys Lots
and Will Erect Rental
Cottages

Guthrie and Logon county proper.
~ = getting ia demand more and
more every d. said A. A. Gaffnay.
q local real estate mau today If
aaFe SOLD 2 piece of City property or
Logan county farm everv dav fhis
month. Yesterday sn Oklahoma city
carpenter J. A. E5sminger. purchas.
et three building sites 0u West
Washington avenue ana Nili erset
there modern cottages ID The lmmed.
late future. Mr Elsminger was at
tractea here bg tae mineral mafsf
and the steads gr00th d the clty
Ese oAns rental property II Oklahoma
City which be a0w has for sale. zna
Intends 20 make Guthrie his eerma.
Beh1 hone as ae has secured work
acre % the Walton hOmas SASH ana
door factory
Dave LOwerE. d former Guthrie cot
ian dealer, aas traded hls swo resi-
aenea properties in West GuthFse t0
X A Gatiney for the old Fred slain
farm, 4 sew miles sogsa os Cnth-ie
MN LomeFy sti9l etaIas IVA Esst
Noble property and mas great falth
Ia trashfie ana Logan county prop.
ertx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
lBy Associated press.l

Washington, b. C. April z8-Dr
Nszquez Gomez, head Of the confden-
tal agency of tie Mexican revolution.
lists here. announced iodav that II sll
preliminary details of the proposed
amistice we're arranged satisfactory
70 both sides be would start f0r
JUaiez, Mexico. soon % participate ill
he formal peace conferences plamue /
20 follow tbe armistice
A summary OF aeSicos reply 10
the demaad uf the United States for
greater precautionary measures al0ng
ihe border was received At tBe state
department. to.ay and was conveyed
az once TO President Tar Mexican
Amba ador Zamaeons. in stale
ment ioday, says hat wHile taa reply
refers 10 lameBlabIe events Oh the
bt'rder Il IS friendly ID form and
essence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
PRESIDENT AND FACULTY OF
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY SUED FOR
100000 BY AN EXPELLED Girl

Chicago Ill.. APRIL - Harry Pratt
Jldson. president Of the University
cf Chicago. and tAree members al
the university faculty we're n.zds CO
defendants With Mrs. FsoreHtlue Won
Alasseau John. Nife 0t noted sealp.
tor. In 4 sl00,stt0 dznaga sGlt tilsed
br Mlss Esther Mercy. former STIR
dent IL tae midway school
Behind the suit lie charges and
co0ntercharges that have passed Be-
tween Miss Mercy and members 0f
the faculty which I'D To aeF exg3il-
sion from the university last Jann-
arr, All this resulting from tAe dis-
zaaeAraRee oil handful W cigar
cites from hat Su Miss Mercy 8
room ia Mrs. Won NASSAU Jahu's
home
I'd the bill filed by gliss Marcys at
tarnevs shs ~gss-e ~.assa s..a "a
leges President JHds9n. Miss Marian
Talbot. dean of women. Miss Eva
Robinson. Mrs A. W. SmaN. site or
Dean Small. and sErs. Jaha consp reSs
TO ruin her character. seegns "a he
suboFainstea to the all nn poTtaaf
missing cigarettes
sI havs hean tAs vlstia If ! COR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
COTTON RATES IRE SUSPENDED

Mashlnzton. ~ a ApHl g@-sA.
YanceS oi tFe ghg CHARGE an eetGon
e2EREeSsea And lagcnpr sses. to-
gcIAeE w4tA caaages In regulations
44aa psae&Aees as sne Missouri p4eisE
railway and the St foais. IRON Noun
iAsE and Soashern Faii&ag regas8lag
Sae fra1sp p0rEatlDa and compression
I'd transit 0s eottoa @ere sls9ange ea
ny tAe Interstate anz2ase.ga eomnsls-
seen tF0m sosias wnsls AWgasE lx
Me4ntS@ the eomm sssca sNz in.
aairA iHt0 tAA Keasahanseness III tAa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
TESTIMONY PRODUCED
IN BAKER ASSAULT CASE
Proceedings Halt While physI-
clans Examine Defendants
Mental Condition

II she G0esnt come BACK. Til kill
her as gnFe Al there u gun-5owder.
quoted Elliott y B2kar. 0a the stand
VA apeiog e0urs this afternoon. Te-
ga1ng the areats gf his father, r. g.
Baker t0NsTd Mrs Fannie Baker,
ferme wife III tne defendant III tbs
sensational assault case nnw pending,
aud mother ok the witness Young
Baker denied that his father ever
seemed "a ee insane 5ns said III wus
gioisEt whea angry or excited aud
Ist bis e0aaueg was sGrh ghat this
aige aad mother wss practically
ieree3 ~ leave home. eyen besoTe
he's rnunger children ware ola enouga
~ " fassa away tF0n sAe gradS
schools
Elligst Baker Gard snas w AS
WORKING in 0kia5o CITY i rear
asg when BIZ got q telephone message
.lam als father Erun wAIch hs IE-
ierresI taat TIA mother u4s dead Fis
hurried here suH f01a3 sAst sAe As1
gone Ev Kansas Ae at@FapsRd s9
qgiel Baker gao ghaa sai9 ae cpaEd
VA. llEe Eh0n aeF smd wgAid gllA
aeF VI ss.s refused II come sack.
Case Taxes ynususg Torn
Late seg FAe esa TED. aH mas
asual suTn. Deputy E0aaEg Attorney
sal6 Summoned SalF aassirlans
pA0 sp6a Baker oEi 0f she cOmF-
fsoA aAd zaTe him Az examination
as s0 hsg mensal e01ai iloE Baker
aag s on sfls3 fog aH alsege4 attempt
Ne4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
WILL YIELD TO ENID CLAIM

ssNs~Aea-~sss-ef
tsisEhf4e wl yield over ~ F]asd
tAis Feek oBe "a lts distinguished
Visitors. wB0 @ili be eataFIaine! thafg
foT Sa!ls Rev III q Cotton. a
negro has abogs e0mpleted gen.
sea0e sn tne fevieral jmii here for
selling liqnGr and noM Garfield c0an
" wants u Try HIM TOR 4 kindred
Ciiense Cotton ara not appeal hls
case here EDr the one w Enid Us
was laaeg sentence au4 was aat On
bond IN sac stats wnea he Was nab
hed by tfs government Whiie Isl
iaH here Cotton did 4 sot 81 aeIfare
NggE among The nngrD prisoners aud
mis- voice often TILED she Jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
cuts THROAT Of
FRIEND IN ORDER
TO SAVE HIS LIVE

g fBy Leased Wire} g
y Jacks0a Mss, april z9-To e
2 save iae lire 0f bis friemI aud Z
Q colleague b was necessary for q
9 u Julius Crlsler 70 Cit taa g
z throat of Dr G. Catchinga ~ q
9 day iu restaurant here q
o Or Ca'chiugs was eating .
2 hurried meal when a piece 0f .
z oeeisieak lodged in bis throat .
= aud he almo chOked 70 death. =
9 a physician vas sent for and .
. when he arrived III Grst thought .
Y u @aa ap0lexy. JQs for uuately g
2 soon discovered the Trouble .
2 Unable 90 remove lne OBJ .
q s,Fpctiou Or Cfisler cat siil q
Q in hig eindpipe and Inserted .
o tube DR. Catchings wag bBnd. q
q led luto an automobile and bur .
2 f,td 20 tae aanltarlgm aud @ =
2 a0w oul % danger =
Q .
g @ Q G Q = o 0 G Q G Q o O :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
fBy Associated Pren.. J

Douglas. AEiz., April 20-Deiails Of
Minister De Ia BaFra reply 70 Pres
iasns FafCs protest agalns; firing iii
TO Douglas by Mexican troops acre
Essae public here today Senior De
10 BaFTa asserts tnaE a Mexican fed
eral lieutenant was wounded bit a.
bullet from the custom house on the
american slae ami that constantly
during the struggle nulless came from
there The Associated Press cores
p0ihleni on the ground said there was
10 AEiRg fFoas fhe American side.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
Nadero Still clsmors for Blood.
lRy Associated Prpss1

HI Paso, Tex, April y. Francs
10 |. Aiader0 refused absolutely 70
grant the a.mistlce as suggested by
Dr. Gomez at Washington Hs sent
s0rd this afternoon that BE would
talk sTmistlce after the battle oi Jaar
e. and then 0nlT
Iheg Want an agmistice t0 gel
up rsinfOFeements. that Is All, be
sid We sill fiFst fight Sly army
viii nla or be ahlpped at Jaarez be.
fore ne talk anmisiice
This morHiOg MadeFo sent official
notice 20 the c0Esulages as Juarez
that he might attack the city al any
tiine after mi1nigat tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20

Faaugiag ggpm weH %v Hlner
Wells park apparently sa4 q
AFeak sa lhe gae ab0@ 150 fet
agNn fae eaglF Q@EF0ns qf tae aat
e ,an4 ihs ni9gaiag @ere ass8pg0sai
We ID dn&lng As s49ylY rathes iea
Fhe paFs commissioner employed
0 81 sml,A to Fea K tae break and
Es started woFk fhis HgTHin3 wilh
the ldea gi making iaR repairs ysa.
eN fearng oHe sbe gsd esing Nie
sinks h@ wiii have Eae water gefug
as as4a 5T mlsht The eFe@k saa
sv4deatig dae IA ee#k place. 3aara
Heyei0ped Tleaday aa1er tae aaac.
eysione3 pressure wAea she weil
elleG Heregles aater At the rate 0i
atR gallons q Nay altAoHt aaeGs
hg lts staa1laR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
LONGWORTH'S
LONG PULL.
WITH TAF 7
MAY LAND ROOSEVELT S
SON I'm. Law In DTPLO.
MATIE SERVICE
fBy Ass,elasea Prsss.S

WASH gNns ~ c AETt ~ AF
E4 A~As 4aas ass ta@s @easa-
iteiy aea Had apoa successor ~
Am9a a&oF fiifl az Berlin. one maa
a@ Is nHaeef@a % consider ID Rep-
r@seMsassge hoHEwcgnh d. oAlg. Aas-
oaa& as alee Re@sFsit vho ls a
sreas lriena " tae "a -dem sad u
SAID u ae aaxscu1 to s9ter Tao asp
Aesa sc service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
WANTS TO TALK OVER
PEACE pRELlMIHARIES
harIean Ambassador and Press
Correspondent Clash In
Statements

washington d C april 2,At
'7o-lhiftg this afternoon Dr. Gomez
sent al urgent message to General
aadero, via ii Paso, cautionine aim
against attacking Juarez al tie g-es
en- moment Gomez indicated TIA.
wiih the grave situation III Washing
ton concerning tic Mexican ne5ly 10
ne American note IL was most nee
CESAR 70 present further inteFna.
,lo1al complications
Washington. d. G April 2U-That
President TAFT il more determined
Than ever mat the United aates
Wusi not intervene Ia Mexico. be-
caIHe knOwn here this afternoon. g0l.
lowing q conference between the
President and Secretary Knox ana a
committee from The house Of repre-
seutatiges
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20

The idsualA along Division street
AZ ra@ HerrictE baiidasg Is n.slEg
repaired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20

An0ne taH recent arrivals t0 sgF
iAe mineral a2sef are Nr ana Mfs
VI q Barnes gl Mafslaua. Afkaasss
Wh4 aFe 90 end a yeaf wish chs Pat
ierFoA family 5lf Bagaes Is au
lrcAe 81 gae pattessQa brothers
Af William faHA. 81 Stephens
tl8e Michigan snd W g E.0gaey. ~
R@alea Michigan. dlwaaf reiafves pi
George VI t.a haEe spent a meek
ieosiug over the ely and miis s03a
teme aete % reside Bolh arr 3ela
s-do merchants TaeY are spending
te@ days .n Oklahoma Clgy at vgss
tnh fe9Af4lorg f& ee.H8 44s t0
@#HEHa ie Bake agseafa .8os t0
move 81 Gat1fle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
$4,000 OFFERED FOR LATTA
TRACT, ADJOINING SPRINGS
Property Admirably SIiuatst
Tor HeaIih and Pleasure
Resort

ge9fse & l.a,t 7wner OK rhe age
eGa haii acres tongue % land se.
seen Division stree and Mineral
Wells bark aas been 0aere8 over g-..
eag tN- THE land He aas noe sceept
ea iae Offer Ia tacs he has had seg.
~ Offers from peogle ia Guthrie
oklahoma tst gahd BE East Taa
70 ngae gt l8nd iE VERY valuable ~ it
4eli. aside from lgs sltBstlon. lr
Aaita Taa formerly the owner OF All
of %aat .s nov Mineral Wells BARK.
re sold THE park ID lhe city several
geafs ago, retaining title reaching to
li'e middle Of the Coti0nsood river.
The purpose Of IHteade5 YurcAaae-s
is eVi1en'ly to make a health ana
pleasure resort AZ the city side os
1le park entrance The ground Il
admirably adapted to garden Bnrpas.
S. aad tn a Fery few years il viii
probably be . bower 0f beauty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20

L ls agpaTeH, That chs Santa FL
railroad chiefs are interested ln the
promotion of the mQegal spr9nas.
and 1 ls 5elleped f6e cempamy ,a1
easily 6e iadv1ed TO get onE atsacsive
advertising The company nas sey.
Efal pictures already asea in adver.
Using aaa there are others gsaflaBle
40 eaogi viii be made 70 haee the
company take ag gae springs Isl ito
SKINNER advertising.
sulphur whlch Il santa r. pet,
2 falling behind. according to reports.
5he supply 0f rater is n0s large
enough ~ mee. she demands 0f a
arse fesor lf Is an this Dosat. as
veil as others thar Guthrie wlli via.
The snpplg acre ~ immense
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20

James Baxter ths Rock Island d..
ieeiira. is seeding cat Hercules wat.
e. every 8aT u tao friends William
LsT,oa q Calumet. Okla, and Mssog
Peie Duff of ri Reuq
hd sehieslmger q Cincinnati man
e. & 9rotaeg g. PaHi Newman. a go.
iNg Booze Hexi wees ffa mas bees
euFsd of raefimaiism in G1hre Ha
came here eight Nesss ago helpless
sdd suffering terribly Eie has been
taxing tAe baths aa0 he gan nkG& o.
8aA as anfpne aRd scarcely geals a
Trace q ne atse@se iaas crippled a.m
i9r fe4f& His Eei4gH % Cincinnati
#it aa9oa9iestls cause aave of ln
iesest ia lae Guthrie mineral mater
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-15
Aged Crossing Tender, Who
Declared That He Would
Give His Life to Save
Others, Is Finally Killed
After Deed of Heroism.
1911 RAILROAD RECORD
I'm LAKE COUNTY
INJURED IN REGION. SO
KILLED ~ REGION ... .46

Another railroad crossing fatality
occurred yesterday afternoon when
Nicholas Foster s61 Thornton avenue.
watchman at the Calumet and Conkey
avenue crossing was instantly killed
by a special westbound train after he
had sived the lives of number of
Hammond school children.
The accident happehed about $50
yesterday afternoon at the time when
the first and second grades OF the Wal
lace school on Conkey avenue are be-
ing dismissed for the day.
Foster Saw Chiidren.
Foster noticed the rapidly approach
ing train and warnea the children to
that effect Three children ran ahead
and started to cross the track in front
Of the approaching train. Foster saw
that il meant instant death for the
Continued on Page ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-15
REF[()RNl[R
MAKES new
CHARGES
Miss Virginia Brooks AS
serts With Emphasis That
There Is Geing to Be
Something Doing in West
Hammond Before Long.

Miss Virginia Brooks. the young
West Hammond reformer. was not dis
coura ged about the decision of the SUI
preme court on the question of forcing
the holding of city election in West
Hammond
she said that she could not UNDER
stand why K IS. when the laws Of the
state Of Illinois provide for the holding
OF an election 10 determine whether
or not a village shall become q city.
that the same laws do not enforce the
mandates of the people.
Under the present conditions the
people Of a village may vote TO hold
special city elections until they are
black in/ihe face. and if a grating
board of trustees does not see fit to
hold that election it need not be held
Speaking of the recent judgment Sc
cured agains; her Miss Brooks says
that it must be patent TO any one who
knows, anything Of litigation that the
imposition Of 4 judgment of $500 for
attorneys fees in case no more inn
portant than an Injunction matter /.
a travesty on justict
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-15
BOOST RED CROSS
STAMP SALE
Sold at Postoffice, But Can.
not Be Used to Answer
Delivery Purposes.

Red cross Christmas seals which
can be stuck on all mailabie- matter 70
send Christmas greeting to the re-
ceiver were placed on sale in the Ham
mond postoffice today While they are
sold IN the postoffce and look some
what like a stamp. they do not answer
the regular postage stamps purpose
Theysell for a cent apiece. and the
funds derived from this charity work
which goes on all over the United
STATES at this time OF the year will
be used for the fight and prevention
of tuberculosis. The stamps VIII be
sold until after the holidays, and then
the Indiana state commission will Issue
an official roll of honor OF the Indiana
cities. Each city is also eligible for a
prize. seven Of them being offered.
The sale Of the Red Cross seals is in
the hands Of &C amittee selected
from the Hammond Womans club and
in charge of Mrs. Ralph Ross
The pupils of All Saints parochial
school. having sold 500 seals on Wed
nesday. asked for 900 more yesterday.
Terre Haute Is having automobile pa
rades with Red Cross seal advertising
all owes the machines Terre Haute IS
also having noon meetings in factories
and street corner neetir gs at night,
telling people OF the awful ravages of
| tuberculosis ard how the sale of seals
Will stop it.
Lafayette offered q prize Of 81 for tho
best ESSAY in the schools on the Red
Cross seals and the purpose Of the
sale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-15
Indiana HARbOR MAN
PLEADS FOR PARDON
THE PATHETIC STORY
or JOHN I4APIDAT
TGLD ny HIS FRIEND.


TN ole country John Lapidat an
me we been good frens.~ he said
He been good feilah and I lax heem
an he lax me. We marry. lie
marry girl OF good priest we all LAX
vera much an have lettle boy when
we come over We work at what
we can do for dollah or dollah
qua1fah day. We have Ieetle money
sssved when thces Allesandro Jrdrea
he bother Lapiaat anu lleel1 hcem tin
Lapidat dat keel heem cause he t'inl<
Ailesandro Trarea som stomp ON
heem
We both spen' all money ives got
for lawyer but John Iapidat. he hat
go jail (prison) Seence he been
dere. hee's wife she die. hee's fathah.
he die, hee's mothah, she die, the
good priest. he die; all in old coun-
try Hee's leetle boy. he now hat
so from doorsto door. askin' for bread
TO eat. l hears dat, an / tell John
Lapidat When 4 sees heem in jail.
John Lapidat. he cry and cry and 7
come here git heem out da jail 7
geev heem good job in my bakery
an I half sen money for hee's leetle
boy. he soon be here lax have
John Lapidat He is my good fren.
My wife. she love hee's wife and all
of us we love hee's wife's good
fathah John Lapidat. ne think
Allesandro Urdrea he try keel heem
or he never shoot Alexandra Urdrea.
J lax have heem loose
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-15
New Stcrehouse.

Contractor J II. Mcclay of Hammond
has secured the contract for the con-
Struction OF a brick storehouse. 97N127.
70 he build for the Hammond Distilling
company.
The building is to be used for a
barrel storage warehouse and VIII cost
$4,000. 1t IS to be COMPLETED within a
month. 1t viii give employment to a
number of brick nasons for several
weeks longer.
The roof on the Monon depot is ex-
pected TO be laid within week. Then
the work OF finishing UP the interior
can go ahead regardless of weather
conditions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-15
DR.. Evans Elected.

At the annual meeting II the Lees-e
County Medical society iseld in the Of
fees Of DR.. f. NJ. ShaAklin, in the Tap
per building, Hammond, last rsght. the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year.
President-Dr. e. Il. Swans. Gary.
Vice president--pr. Eleanor Skull,
Hammond.
Secretary -treasurer pr r. NJ.
Shanklin. Hammond.
Delegates TO the house of representa-
tive in the state assoc 2tion--Drs. T.
w. oberin ana L. N. s'ianlxlins
Harmony and. good feeling were
spelled in big letters al the meeting.
DR.. Evans made an interesting talk. and
after the meeting an hour was devoted
to social features.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-15
OUTCOME Of GIRLS
CONDITION AWAITED
Interest in Case Has Never Been Equal
led in Entire Calumet Region. Hos
pital Beseiged With Inquiries.

Anna Krause. the sixteen year old
victim Of Steve Miller's outrages upon
her on lonely road near Hessville last
Tuesday had a premonition in the
mornition in the morning Of the day
that something terrible would befalt
her. Her condition at ST Margaret
hospital in. Hammond this morning was
a little more encouraging than it bad
been, but she is still far from being out
of danger. Owing to this. her self con-
fessed assailant is still being held at
the Hammond police station, for the
authorities do not want TO arraign him
on charge which would carry with II
term of years Imprisonment as long
as there is a possibiii Y of charging him