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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

- Cine quite a06in sur 5iibrlmg
oes @a11sbalts in einem &rieiterbauie
gum iofortigen gintritt perlangt.
Mad]51tfragen BEL @erp &ep. 90. S.
&iItner, 8ismard, &c. 9. 1873
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
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5.00-5.75; mittelmabiee Biz, CUTE
4.00-5.00; gelp0bnIide bis mitteI=
mabige 3.75-4.0O; quite Bis bette
&ammel=S6brlinge 4.00-5.00; nit
telmoBige Big cute 3.50-4.00; quite
biz bette bieliae 5date BON 40
400; mittelmdbige bis quite $50
2.75; eep0bnlide biz mittelmaBige~
200 $50; minoermertbige 100
200; quite bis bette @ammel 3.75
4.35; @6de 2.50-3.OO; fette 8of=
ldmmer 4.50-5.00; magere 8odIdrt.
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SGmeine.
Sic fol9enbe SabeIle aeiat nos @ez
niht, Sen 9urdidmittspreis mo Den
Treis,mteriNieb fir Sd'peine 'eit Dem
20. SSe6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Gambibat fur mappr.

Mn sic 8iirgsr uno 5tin1mgeber Ser
StoSt ct. CLOUD. - S. fiinoige midi
biernrit ols unabbdngiger &a1oi0at
fir bas 8iirgermeilteralmt bel Ser
fpmuue11oen StuOtmabl on unb luGc
Inn giitige ltnterltiibung nad.
1874 Subn q. &0iier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

3ltdt urb Moltpieb: Maititiere, gu
tie bis be te 1850 Bis .1150 Efu1to
ldpper 4.5O-5.5O; 900 bis 1850
&fo. idmer 4.65-5.1O; mittelmdBige
bis quite 4.25- 4.65; gemobn. Bis
mittelmaBige 3.50-4.25; 3u9titiere
Suite bis bette 600 bis 500 Nfuno
ldmer 4.5O-5.00; mittelmabige biz
quite 600 big 800 Yflrno 4.00-4.50;
ge1pobnlide bis m1ittelmtabige 500
1926.
9u@t-@eifers, 3.5o-4.25; quite
bis bette Sabrlinge 3.5O-4.75; 3rd,t
8ullen 3.25-4.OO; Maltfiibe 800
-3.75.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28
STANDSET.

Elna kom smart over den Bedr9yelse, som Do
ras Bem@rkning ON Diet sorte Hjerte forvoldte
hende, og hun fortsatte som forhen Livet ubekym-
ret i Diet glade Selskab. Og sk6nt hun havde Diet
godt i Postmesterens Illus, fix hun dog Diet Ind
fald, at hun Wide nd at tjene hos Amerikanerne
Fru Eriksen CAV kun n9dig Slip paa hende, og Fru
Halvorsen fors9gte allie til sin Raadighed staaende
Midler for at o~vertale Elna til at blive hos Post
mesterens, men intet hjalp; og Elna tog Plads hos
Fru Bliss.
,Jeg haaber dog, at du stadig vii anse wort
Hus som dit HEN, og at du fremdeles vii gaa med
os den danske Kirke," bemerkede Fru Halvor-
son til Elna en- Dag, f9rend hun gik PIads hos Fru
Bliss; ,thi den engelske Kirke finder du like
Folkeaanden'.
,,Ja, jeg er meget taknemmelig mod dig Tante
og mod eder allie for elders Karlighed og Opofrelse
for mig. Elders HEN vii jeg aldrig glemme. Jeg
skal ogsaa nok flittig bes6ge eder; Diet skal altid
y@re mig en- Glade; men jeg vii nu nd at tjene hos
Amerikanerne for at lere deres Skikke og for at
faa ct n9jere Kendskab til Diet engelske Sprog der
for vii jeg ogsaa gaa engelsk Kirke de to Spndage
ON Maaneden, som Pastor Faurskov er i Elmhurst.
Naar han derimod er hjemme, skal jeg nok komme
og gaa med eder i den danske Kirke, svarede
Elna.
Ligesom i Postmesterens HEN blew Elna meget
afholdt af Folkene i sin nye Plads, og Fru Bliss
sagde en- Dag til hende:
,Jeg er meget vel tilfreds med Deres Opfer-
sci og Deres Arbejde. Jeg vii give Dem en- halv
Dollar mere ON Ugen, og De maa gerne gaa nd
Torsdag Eftermiddag og Kirke hver, Sendag, ON
De saa 6nsker. Vi skal y@re glade we'd at have Dem
gaa med os den e~ngelske Kirke og sidde wort
Stolestade hos os og Bprnene; men vii De bellere
gaa den danske Kirke, da har vi intet derimod,
kun at De saa yidt muligt er hjemme til ri. ii ON
Aftenen."
,Elna takkede mango Gange, men tog Anled-
ming til at bede ON at bive fri paa J~uledag. Me-
nigheden, som efter Tur den Dag blew uden Prast,
havde besluttet at foranstalte en- SledekSrsel. Tu-
rem gjaldt Anneksmenigheden Elmhurst.
Elnas Begering blew hende tilstaaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28

den Wide vere fritaget for at betjene Menigheden,
da Sammenslutningen nu var fuldbyrdet. Opsigel-
sestiden var ellers gensidig ire Maaneder, men i
dette Tilfelde fritoges Presten straks. Med Opsi-
gelsen fulgte en- EMBARRASSING, for Prastens LON
indtil den fgrste Juni.
,Ja, saa har Missionsfolkene ola endelig faaet
Held til at o~delegge den Virksomhed for os, sag
de Fru Halvorson den Dag, da hun h9rte, at Pastor
Faurskov var bleven opsagt; linen der er da cen
god Side we'd den Sag tilf6jede hun; thi nu kan
vi da faa Low at beholde Presten hjemme liver SON
dag, og her er sikkert ogsaa nok til ham at gore
hele Tiden. Presten burde ogsaa altid vere til Ste.
de we'd ale de unges Sammenkomster for at Pause,
at Diet like gaar over Stregen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28

stem, der k~onfirmerede os, CAV mig, ligger hos min
Tante. -
Jeg er fortabt, jeg er forladt af ale og fattes
alt ingen Moder, ingen Frelser, ingen
Bibel, = ingen Veninde. Jeg har leyet Synden Og
vidst bedre. For mig er der neppe ---". Her
standsede hun og turde like fuldf6re Setningen.
Hun kastede sig paa en- Sofa, hvor hun faldt j
S6vn og y%aagnede f6rst neste Morgen, da Fru
Bliss bankede paa Dpren og fortalte hende, at lille
Harry hayde Feber, hvorfor de snarest muligt
MATTE REESE hjem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28
1. En- Vanskelighed.

,,Aa, Tante! jg er fortabt, jeg er en- fortabt
Synder, y svarede Elna.
EN- fortabt Synder,'' gentog Fruen, zen for
tabt Synder -- HIM! = ogsaa ct Indfald. Men "
tankte hun yidere, ,,Sygdommen maa efterspores
fra Roden af."
uSig mig f9rst, hvordan er du kommen paa dis
Sc Tanker?' spurgte hun derpaa.
Elna fortalte ON M~issionsm0det og gengav en-
hel Del af Diet, hun havde hort.
Men, hvad Wide du dog der? Har jeg like
ofte nok advaret dig imod den Slags Folk9 Men
trods mine velmente Formaninger lgber du lige j
Snaren. -
,,Tal like saadan, kare Tantei Disse M@nd,
som jeg h9rte hin Aften, err sande lutherske Krist-
ne og den levende Guds Tjenere. De f~orkyndte
Sandheden ~saaledes, som jeg har lert j min Barn
dom. Min Moder Wide have gledet sig, ON hun
havde varet til Stede og hort deres Vidnesbyrd
Var jeg dog bare kommen i BerGring med disse
Folk straks, jeg kom til Amerika, saa havde jeg
visit like i Dag siddet fangen i Syndens earn. Dog
skal jeg selv bare Skylden; thi jeg har vandret
paa den brede Vel og vidst bedre. Jeg er fortabt,"
sagde Elna og grad stille.
.Ja, fortabt er du da like endnu min Pige; 9,
oliver f6rst fortabt, naar Diet DOR" ind.
vendte Fruen.
Mon du like tager fell den Sag, kere Tan
Jeg husker dog ct Skriftsted fra min lille Ls~
hvor Jesus selv siger: ,,Menneskens SON er
kommen at sgge og frelse Diet Portable. Der var alt
saa Portable Mennesker den Gang, og de findes end
jeg er selv cen af DEM"
,Ja, vi er 10 ale sammen Syndere, men Diet
var nu like saadan, jeg mente det, " svarede Fru
Halvorson ldt ~forlegen.
(Fortsattes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28
l. / Juletiden.

Efter at have tilbragt Juleaften paa en- serde-
les ~hyggelig Made Hjemmet hos Familien Bliss,
fix Elna Low til samn1e Aften at gaa hen til sin
Onkels Villa, for at de like skulde komme til at
vente paa hende den naste Morgen, da man maat-
tie tidlig af sted for at naa frem til Gudstjenesten
i Elmhurst god It'd.
Menigheden samledes we'd Prasteboligen og to
og tyve Slader fyldte med Folk, Born, unge og
gamle k9rte Rad nd af Sommerdal rask Trav
med klingende Bjelder, og Folkene sang: uGlade
Jul, dejlige Jul"
Vejret var smukt og sardeles passende for An
ledningen. Ell Par Dage Forvejen var der kommen
en- Del islag, som endnu hang fast paa Treerne
og Buskene, og Julenat var der falden en- Mengde
Rim, hvoraf en- Del endnu den tidlige Morgen-
stund laa uforstyrret Diet blikstille Weir paa Gras-
set, Buskene og Grenene og afgav ct storartet Skue
til megen Glade for Ungdommen og B6rnene, ia,
selv de eldre Folk frydede sig over den henriven-
de Natursk9nhed. Pastor Faurskov blev endog saa
begeistret derover, at han, som Diet blev sagt at
flere = og like med Urette f~orglemte sig selv
j den Grad, at han lod Juleevangeliet trede Skyg-
ge for Naturskgnheden.
Tilbagekommen fra Elmhurst tilbragte Elna
Juledags Aften hos sin Onkel og Tante i munter
Leg.
,,Nu, hvad syntes du saa om Udflugten, .
spurgte Fru Halvorson hen paa Aftenen, Ola hun
og Elna var enc indie j Spisestuen.
ia" svarede Elna, ,.Sladeturen var storartet,
men Julepredikenen syntes jeg mindre godt ON. F."
,,Hvad var der i Vejen med den," spurgte
Louise, som Diet samme kom ind.
,,Aa, jeg syntes den var lidt for naturlig," var
Svaret.
,,Lidt for naturligl - ia, har du da al
Orig for lagt Merke til, at Pastor Faurskov altid
err ganske naturlig i hele sin Fremferd."
,Du ~forstaar mig like Louise. Jeg mener kun,
at jeg i denne Prediken savnede Jesus" svarede
Elna med en- Mine, som CAV til Kende, at hun like
snskede at fortsatte Samtalen ON dette Emne.
,,Ja, ia, pas nu paa du like snakker, saa Diet
gaar dig, som Diet gk Dora; hun optraadte ogsaa
som Dommer over alting indtil Diet gk gait med
hende selv,' fgjede Fru Halvorson til en- skarp
Tone henvendt til Elna.
Fjerde Juledag holdt Anneksmenigheden i Elm
hurst Aarsmgde, hvor Diet blew besluttet at forsege
en- demonstrating med den anden derv@rende
dansk lutherske Menighed, som betjentes at Pastor
Brun i Rutspring.
/ Februar Manned var man kommen sa vldt
med Forhandlingerne ON den Sag, at Sekretaren
kunde ~tilskrive Pastor Faurskov, at han Fremti-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28
VI. BEsvERLIGE TROsTERE.
MATTE REESE hjem.

bet var paa en- brat Made, at Elna kom bort
fra Rutsprlng Hun matte REESE i sin S~yndened
uden at bhye tr9stet; og Dora fix hun like besggt.
tru Bliss forstod sig godt paa Elnas Tilstand, men
kunde like komme hende til Hjalp. Thi selv ON
Elna nu kunde tale Diet engelske Sprog temmelig
%flydende, saa hayde hun dog kun ldt Kendskab
til den Del af Sproget som angik de a~andelige
Ting. Derfor sendte Fru Bliss Bud efter Fru Hal
yorson og bad hende ON at Sc til Elna.
,Hyad fejler hun, - spurgte hendes Tante.
Hun er ganske sjelesyg," I'D Svaret.
,Sjalesyg,'' udbrgd Fru Halvorson af bare
Forskr@kkelse ,Hvad kan der menes med det2'
Man skulde da like tro, saadan en- sund og
hvglad Pige med saa lyst ct Hoved skulde vere
beven angreben af Sindssvaghed. bet ligger Ola
like til hendes Familie; thi selv ON hendes Moder
mar en- Del Griller, saa er disse hende like med
f9dte, men stammer fra Indremissionens Paavirk-
ming; derfor kan Diet umulig vere noget, som ig-
ger hende i Blodet. Men hvorfra kan dog Elnas
Sjalesygdom stamme9 bet er mig en- Gaade. Indre-
missioner paa denne Side Havet har hun da heller
like saa vidt mig bevidst veret Bergring
med. Nej, dertil har jeg dog passet for godt paa
hende. Dog, nOget gait maa der jo vRre, og jeg
maa helst straks gaa hen og tale med Legen."
Hr. Halyorson, som var norsk af FGdsel og
kendte lidt til de aandelige Brydninger i Norge,
raadede hende til f6rst at tale med Elna.
ia" svarede Fruen," det Wide maaske nok
vere Diet enc rette, men jeg er saa underig til
Mode aandsvage Folks Nerv@relse. Man we'd al
Orig, hvad 0jeblik de kan fare op og gaa los paa
en-"
Marie og Louise gred begge to, og Thomas,
der lige havde begyndt at gaa paa Hojskole, sad
tays og stirrede i sin Bog.
Efter nogen lids Betenkning tog Fruen Mod
til sig og begav sig paa Vel til Sagferer Bliss Vii
la.
Elna havde travlt med at gore rent paa Kon-
tolet. Sagf9reren var gaaet hen paa Raadhuset
Men da Diet ringede, gik Elna til Dgren og medts
der sin Tante. Denne betragtede hende med ct Blk
fuldt af Frygt og Forundring, men udbred gispen-
de efter Vejret:
,Elna, Elna! -- hvordan har du detf''
[ Diet samme aabnede Fru Bliss D9ren ind til Stuen
og sagde:
,Goddag Fru Halvorson Kom ind herl Elns,
kom med Deres Tante ind! Jeg vii sette Kontoret
i Stand. De kan blive her for at samtale med Deres
Tante. Jeg har nemlig sendt Bud efter hende, for
at | to kunde tale sammen."
,Hvad er Diet, som f~orstyrrer dig, min kare,
lille Elna ?" spurgte Fruen; idet hun greb Elnas
Hand thi hun merkede straks, at Elna endnu
like var farlig at omgaas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28

hende efter nogle Dages Forleb en- god Plads.
Hverken Presten eller hans Hustru kunde sk9nne,
at Dora led af Sindsyge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26

stalling a new boiler in their plant this
week. and the town Is necessarily with
out street lights for few days.
Mrs. Moon visited with friends In
East Chicago and Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Essberger returned last
evening from a visit with Chicago
friends.
Manager Keiser has abandoned the
idea of running a special train to
Whiting on Sunday, the Erie accommo-
dalton being good enough for the fans
to make the trip with ease
The Pleasure club meets at the home
of Mrs. w. E. Wilmer on Main street
this afternoon.
1t is reported that Miss Mayme Laws
has resigned her position with the Lake
County Title and Guaranty company,
and will accept position in one of the
Gary banks.
County Superintendent HIGHWAY re-
turned last evening from a business
trip to Chicago.
The supervisors office on the Penn
sylvania railroad has been moved to
this place, and is located east of the
station.
Joseph Wilson is building and re-
pairing a large barn on his property
near Leroy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26

Judge Gary stated that his present
trip west is more in the nature of a
pleasure trip. and that he would issue
no formal statement until he has held
another conference with steel officials
in the east. He admitted the proba-
bility of his holding other conferences
while here which may have an impor-
tant bearing on the future policy of
the corporation which he directs.
The steel magnate arrived at the
Union depot on the Twentieth Century
Limited with his wife. and left almost
Immediately on special train for the
Indiana city which bears his name. He
will remaiD in Chicago until Monday.
In spite of the fact that a subpoena
has been issued for him which will
compel his appearance before a nation
al house special committee, Judge Gary
preserved an attitude of smiling good
nature.
we will cross that bridge when we
1T is yet too early to make any
definite statement as to the probable
outcome of the threatened action by
Chairman Topping of the Republic
Steel company" he said. When / re-
ceived word of the reported new policy
OF that company l issued a formal
statement. and at present 1 am not able
to add anything to what / said at that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26
TWIN CITY TEAMS
CLASH ON SUNDAY
East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor Mines Are Out
For Scalplocks.
Especial to THE TIMES. J

Indiana Harbor, Ind, May IS. -
Which of the Twin cities is the best
baseball center? Does the palm rest
with East Chicago or Indiana Harbor?
Sundays game will show.
The team that brings the biggest
crowd to the Indiana Harbor ball park
on Sunday will establish It's right to
the title of the best baseball city. For
on that day East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor will cross bats in what prom
ises to be the hottest contest ever
pulled off in Lake county
While the spirit of rivalry runs de-
cidedly high. 1t is not expected that
there will be any trouble, 1t being the
intention to keep everything orderly.
1t is long time since East Chicago
and Indiana Harbor met in a baseball
field. the only time In years being once
last season. when Indiana Harbor
trimmed East Chicago up some. But
this year 1T is different proposition.
East Chicago has already proven by
its splendid record of three games
nobly won, that 1t has team that is
mighty factor to contend with. 1t
has no losses score against it. Indi-
ana Harbor. on the other hand. has two
games lost and two won. But this fact
has only served to put the HarboI
team more on It's mettle than had II
stood even with East Chicago. The
boys are determined to humble the
naughty rival. IL such a thing is pos
sible- East Chicago, on the other
hand. will invade the field of the enemy
with full confidence of its powers to
win Both teams have added a new
pitcher to their ranks. The battle will
be to the death.
1t has been suggested that If either
town has any knockers 1t would be a
good time to put up their little ham
mers and for once forget personal re-
sentiment in their loyalty to their home
city, IL not to their own team and get
out and root for the latter just out OF
decency.
The Chicago Grays will play at Indi-
ana Harbor tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26
SCIATICA
Is, as Nearly Everybody
Knows, Extremely Painful

The whole scfatic nerve is surcharged
with pain, caused by Inflammation, con-
gestion or perhaps by naturally rheu-
matte tendency found in many people.
Eminent doctors and specialists agree
that SULFOSOI-soluble sulphur-is q
Dope ndable remedy in rheumatic condi-
lions or predispositiop, inherited or
otherwise. to rheumatism. In its truly
soluble form. known as Sulfosol. sulphur
is readily received into the blood, is
quickly assimilated and manifests it's
greatest effectiveness in expel1ing uric
acid from the system. and overcoming
not only Sciatica, rheumatism and
Gout. but all blood and skin troubles.
SULFOSOL is therefore the logical and
efficient solvent and eradicator of blood
ta4nts.
SULFOSOL is the great vitalizer of
the blood. expe1ler of uric acid and 9TH
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and rheumatism. Get 1t of your near
est druggist write to the Sulfosol
Company, ~ Trinity Place, New York,
for. free book on Gout. Rheumatism
and Blood Diseases and the successful
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the daily use of Sulfosol Soap. rs cents
9 cake at all Druggists.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26
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HUDSON LAKE
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Indiana Harbor. Ind. May 26.-Local
Dor lodge, No. S73, are planning on a
big picnic to be held at Hudson Lake
Sunday, June 25th.
1t is being planned on the most
elaborate lines Of anything of the kind
ever done by Odd Fellows in Lake
county ad promises to be a great sue
cess. Arrang ements have been made
with the South Shore line for a ten
coach excursion train which will leave
Indiana Harbor at a. m. Tickets will
cost only seventy-five cents for the
fare.
Visitors are expected from Hammond,
Gary. Whiting and East Chicago, Indi
ana Harbor of course sending a large
delegation. From eight hundred to one
thousand are expected to join the out
ing.
There will beallthe attractions of the
usual well-regulated picnic The feat
ures will include all kinds of races. foot
races, sack races, fat mems races, and
the rest of these events common to
picnicp rograms and there will be
handsome prizes for the winners.
There will be a bal game and open
air dancing in the pavilion.
Tickets may be had of any member
of the lodge. for all have been pro-
vided with a block of them to be sold
among their friends. The arrange
ments are in the hands of competent
committees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26
Crown Point News
Happenings Of Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

put on the East street pavement in
front of the Dillabaugh residence to
test Its qualities as a pavement sur
facing. Owing to the fact that some
OF the residents object to the special
assessment plan OF paying for extra
surfacing, the plan to resurface the
entire street with tar, taroid or oil
preparation has been abandoned, at
least for the time being. Many of the
residents will take steps to do their
own improving in front OF their prop
critics and thus be freed from the an
noyance of dust and dirt.
The Trades and Building Journal,
edited in the north end of the county,
has a habit of pilfering items from
Lake county dailies word for word
without giving any credit to the papers
in question. This week the Crown
Point opera house story was filched
bodily from THE TIMES. several of the
county weeklies giving the alleged
trade journal the credit for the news
item
With fine weather an enormous
crowd is expected tomorrow to attend
the county high school athletic meet
at the fair grounds. and the hotels and
restaurants here have made special
preparations 10 cater to their needs.
Interest never wanes in the county ath-
letic meet. there always being enough
young blood to supply the place made
vacant by those to whom the county
athletic contest is only a fond memory
Mrs. Margaret Pettibone and daugh-
ter, Edith, accompanied by Mrs. Muir
ply, are expected to arrive in Crown
Point today after several months So
Journ In California and other points of
interest in southwestern United
States.
The Housekeepers club were delight
fully entertained at the home of Mrs.
Harold H. Wheeler on Main street last
evening.
Miss Florence Loveridge and Fred
Mott of Hammond will visit with Miss
Pauline Sauerman on Clark street over
Sunday.
The electric light company are in