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The Holbrook news., 1912-08-30
TryIno to Please.

Wife Gin railway train)-It's morti- lying to have you act so. Why don't you get up and help that young lady raise that window?
 Dutiful Husband-She's so pretty, was afraid you'd be mad.
The Holbrook news., 1912-08-30
Wearing Mourning.

Patron-Waiter, what is the matter with this establishment? This steak Is burnt black"
 Waiter-Yes, sir. Mark of respeo', sir. Our head cook died yestiddy- Tit-Bita.
The Holbrook news., 1912-08-30
Still on Earth.

Nanny, it sez heah dat GeorgI Washington's been daid for 112 years" :"
 'Doan' you beliebe what's in de pa- per. chile! Why, saw dat niggah only las week on de street"
The Holbrook news., 1912-08-30

 fighting with the spirit"
  complete
  democratng the
The Holbrook news., 1912-08-30

which handsome on inside to make suitable home for English magistrate handles ebazoned 
 
  O. made by lawyer
The Holbrook news., 1912-08-30

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-25
6ambura. .Qlu,erifa 3inie
Is ersaesrau. .. %.

daeuter iH Cincinnati - g9ejsgru German
Ranf, Vriis gsciieaaisEanf, ganfiss Sriiis Sat.
gsgnf Alias National. .9nni, 1Salnln gtr1be:
German 5snflpHals9onf, brighton German
Pant. 5urrifcn ulrb Golsrdin f4ns.; FToptbeHt
g stnes 1rnfi Co.. Z. unb @tne ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-25

Wielunb unb bas meer.
Der 9beologe g. gb. u. 2iitfsmuner,
Der etnise Sabre Mielanbs gebilfe Bel
Der Rebattion isiner 3eitfhrift, bes
s3eutihen Wertur", mar, bat feline
Grinnerungen an ben 9ihtsr Dee
Sberon 1926 in elmer peri6oaensn
3eitihrift eritst.En IaHen, aus Der
bieie anmutbtg io1nif9en RlsinbilDer
nunmebr in ben BEL 6. g. Uaittler u.
Sobn erffetnenbsn .Stunben mt
9oetbe" pieber peroffsntiiht perben.
mielanbs W1ufentempel entbe6rte
bur9aus Der poetHden Stimmuns,
benn sr ftieb an bic 5tnllnneen bes
grbprin3en, unb itatt Der Dufte bon
Wnrrben unb 4nl6ra itiegsn WliitS
seriihe 81 feinem WuIeum empor,
ftatt beiliser Stille erfiillte Dfter rein
obfheuIihes 9efluh Don GtalItned,&
ten bic Rdume. Wdbrenb g1ite bies
unangenebm bemertten, battle Ii9 Der
Gidtsr D0lis bumtt abeefunpen: Die
@etpobnbeit bot meine Dbren gsaen
ioIHe girenengefdnes psrftOpft.1 Der
,0itbliae bez Wvjsa uHb Gua1isu"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-25

lebte gun5 in fsinsr leiht errsstsn BON
lieblihen 9eitnIten uno bunten 9il;
bern erfiiuten pbaniaiispelt, unb 10
fdilbern Jpn Die BON aiittemiilIer auf<
ge5ei6neien Gprooeng aus bsnsn nj.
elm .9eiprd9 iiber oas Nleer" Rrousz
greifen. ,2lls i6 elnes 1aees einen
Seeiturm auf einem Der aupisritihe
betrabtete, trat Wislanb bsrein uno
iprah: User ben Sesiturm ba NIT
alien 3ubebor niht blob nit bsm
Guas, ionbern au6 nit gsb0ris res.r
Ginbilounsstraft betrahtet, Den i0nn.
te beinabe Elm S9nineel onrDanbeln.
Die pielfu6e furhtbare 8etpegung lit
ron Der aunft 10 sliidiih firirt pprs
Zen. baB iis Dor Der pbantaii. Iauisr
gepegung iheint.4 r3oben Gis ihon
bas ~Weer seieben, ipenigitsns bic Sts
iee2" fubr Wielanb fort. .2siber
nidt!" antpprtete id i'm Zone bss 9es
oauerns .gi NUM-" erfpibsrte WielonD,
lid babe in meinem sanSen Qsben oas
Mser aud nibt sefeben unb CLAUDE,
oab meiner 4nihauuna baburh ni4i
niel absebt. Denten Sie iih einen 9sl<
Ter poa Maiier unb bebnen bdsfeIbe
rtnssum msbr unb mebr aus. bis Sic
5ulebt nihts oIs 9immeI iiber iih uno
Waiier unter fih feben. Dd iinb Sic
mitten uuf bem D5ean! Wouen Sic
nun ouh sinen Seeiturm haben, 70
iaiIen sic baber unb bortber ooer gar
rinssum Sturmssp0lf oufiteigsn. Das
Wesr trGuielt iih, fpogt mebr unb
mebr auf. es bliBt unn bonneri ees
ipaltis, bus SAiff ton5t 3pif6en 5ims
mel unb 5one. frndt In allen syusen
- fur3. MAIDEN sic bic Code 10 arg
Sie tpoaen. bas ales i'll leiht. uebris
gems babe ih nie bsfonDere Nsiguns in
mir peripiirt, bos treu.0ie Meer 3u
tefabren unb srobe Raturifauipiele
barauf au erleben.1 .tSie taben nbe-
bod Seefabrten In Der Shnet5 g.s
.nahi21 ga. auf ben oortisen Winids
turmeeren, Defenders auf benz ,3iriher
Gee. Mir ndblten 5u unieren 2uft-
fchrten barauf pobIneislih 9aeess
unb 4benbftunben. bic nint nur aps
inuthia iparen, fonbern aud DoIlfonls
meme Giherheit perfprahen. ginmal
isbod mare ih nit 8cDmer, Oebmer
unb 3tpei ober brei unbsren Def6brten
fcit ertrunten. Cine Winbnolte iiberf
elite uns 10 f6nel unb iebte ben &c.
in 70 srobe Defpesung. bub mir saum
burh bic Runit unb Frdft enes tiihs
tigen piloten bas ufer erreinen ionns
ten. 81 ieIbft babe ME boS Gteues<
raost fi5s:a TistHt@ !,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-25

q fer fu6t EtefIe ale cute siveife SoHb an
grcb nnb NouS; xagdrbstt. Ef Clifton
slpenue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-25

g mmifftpHers Dfttes
Samt tIfou 9ennfh. Ebto,

dtnefnHaff, O.. II. Jmi 1912.
gerftegeIte AEdebote DerDen ers.
eeeenaenrmnen in ber Cffife bes Acnrb 81
genntD gou,mifHonerf BIZ DrettnG ben ?.
angnft 1912. I'M i2 rbr w2tfsnee. fGr his anAs
itsbenbe gcunfn. Arbeii:
GsHnt ben gpestfiinfirnen no. 3e9-ylr bic
aetebsrberfietlung beS EoeritetIeb bon Vleoe1
mHe gDariap ssits. ben aaaE3ap Rlie refsyarrs
cut etner eirete ben fe,uo0 1nb. tn 1eltt
1omHfhp
Die arbeit Bat ,a eef9ebeu IN tisbsreinitim.
NINA mit ben RIhnen arb ZresifIi1ttcneH.
,,ei4e ieti alifItseeH IL bfr cnsee bss 3oeFh Of
sue angeboie Hltiien ons UcrmuIcren aissees
feriist feiB. rasIne In bsT rfftse nst aonrb of
scuHtp gonimiiffioners AZ b6bfu iinb. unb be-
gioiiet feiH bon etHem HonD IN Der 6tbe ban
ein'autsno sl 600 ool 1cHaM NJ .Des ga.
oer Eleier ben Aontrsff elpaebsn glrb Snr Aus.
filsrana eer arbsit TN Sale Ssrlsibs sbm su'
erfGHHt trirb.
1is goinin gpmrnistoners betdIten 4i6 bas
Retnf Dor. fr0entetn c4es Guc Mnaebote ~
beripeyfen
:, sm aIrtlroes sss ssers n eansssseH gsunts
9cmzIiflscnsrS
s,s.s'.'R:is,:;sss.'t Il. s.'..,.., J. :.
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an,i. fhr apntraftsrsn.
Gommifftpncrs office
9amilfon 9ouutp, 4 bio,

! ~
soamiIfoH COMM, bio
GInttHRaii, Ohio, 70. Snli 1912.
Serftcgelte Angebofe uerbeH cHi,
acpengenoutinen in oet Office bes Eoarb Of
e3uRir eomniiiioncrs Bic j cttag. ben 25.
aasuli 1912, niH IL ubr diitiags. far eie Hdct'
ifebenoe epnHtosArbeIi;
p5emds nen Spe3iliiaiioHen DC. Ssi - Gir
bte g,erbefiernng bon gipnonie Moao, BON Eeaib
uipHi Sfrabe bis Sliin Hnoe Der sserbeiiernng,
norolid bon Wsaoilonptne 5toao. IN columbia
zoipnjbtp.
Tie arbeit bat au eeitbeben in lebtretnfttuis
ntltfig nit Den SldneH nnb ZpeeihiniioHen.
iDeIlne ieei III ber Cfiice bes Goaro Of 0onHt9
20mulntuners autIepeu.
aiIe anaebo.e mnhen auf 1otmnInren anssc::
ferrat fett, ipelte III Der llfice oes Hcaro sof
9oiiIte 9omHiiisonetS su babeu itnn, nrIo be-
gleiiei fetn bon einem SscHb III bet Gvbe bon
iiiHtnaHoerf tS50o0Dl Iolar5 init Stuei Bnten
NIB aenieenceH Hiiraer. pab bet @icier ben
ttcIirGit eiHgeben uno bte arbett aus'Ibptn
ipirb, I'm Sale ocrielbe ibm sneriarnt ipire.
Tie 3onnin Gommiftciiers 3ebalicH no bas
Aecti bot, ttgenoein onet ale aHgebote 81
beripericu
On au'traee ses sOnrb oi samilion gounso
GemmiitoHers.
stanIeb SfrubIe. 9raffbent.
ai!eit: altert RetutGrof, Gieu.
25,1,s,i5
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asti. an sssssasssrss.
mmifftoRers Cffiee
Sami Iton cAIltp, bio.

mmifitoRexy Cfftes
$ami Iton Qc.antb, bic,
Cincinnati. O., IL. Gull 1912.
gerfteseIis auasbote peIosn sHt:
aeeengeHommsH In beT Cfire beS Bccro o'
9euHfp aomutiiioners biz Drettag, ben 10.
sluguf! 1912. I'M II nbI HRsft0Gk, fdr Die nnts
ftebeHbe Gounfpsslrbeti:
Dcmdb ben gpeNiifafionen 80. s7a-Jar
hie YlsrhsHerung bon Htnble 4ioeb. peftii6 BON
epringfisIb yits. 5000 1sb, In sprinsfisio
1opHibir.
&c arbeii bat su sef4sben In tiebereiHffim.
mnug nit ben 9ldnen lnb Epeotftinitcnfn,
peibe isBf IN Der Effice bcs Rccro of Qeuiifu
IoutmtifioHers uufIieasus
aue Hngeboie miiileH anf Gormutaren nusaes
fertief feiT, fpelte IN Der Cffife bek Hoarb OF
gonnie aommtNioRers So taLea stne. aHh BE-.
eIeiiet telu bon einem Ncnb tn Der sobe poTl
fnnftunber $500. .ool 0oucss nit spet gu.
feii INC geHnaeubeH %iirGrn rls Et1erbeh. br5
Der gieisr 6en aon.raif efneeteH pirb snE
sasfhbruna Der arbeit i'm Daf!e tsrfeibe ibn'
ouevlanTt fpite.
lie Q0unsn Gorniiiirnerf hstnIleu 40 bas
@ehi enr. iroenhetH obtr ans unGstofe su
9m Muiiraee ses eoasb Of samiIton uourlfu
GonsmifionerE
gtauIep gfrubIe. Nrahbeu..
1e26fe~
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gerIanst-mnnnlid.

madnner. um in eiHsm Sau.e. nre TnIs.
@eihhii 81 GTteiieH: gutter eo6n. iI05
Sohn Cir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-25

SeIb orbaus 4nsft nprl
Dem llmoue. aus garis wirb
unter bern 9. SuIi berihtet: Die
an niertpiiroieen Greigniiien 10
reide Gbronif Der Seineitoot lit
INN einen ein3igortigen syaa berei.
dert fporben. 5n Der Hue Mlboup fanD
man am Waontngmprgen 4srrn unb
5rau Rou5s unb ibre 25idbrige 9ohier
tooi in ibren 8etien. bic ganss Jdmis
lie bate Gelbitmorb ptriibt - nur
aus Der 4ngit Dor Der QothDenbigseit,
umsisben 3u mlifen. Ttnn bic Gcmilie
Rou5s, bersn Gbtrboupt als 0efhdfts.
reiienner iixr Elm dusreihenbes Gin.
tommsn berfiigie. befuno ii& In gtoros
nsten gsrbGItniFen. lit ieint Rctb
unb bate feline Gprg<n. Greilih, alle
.brsi WitslieDer Der Jamilie ihiensn
melanholiinen 1smperamenis sepeien
su isin. Defenders bic iunse 4o6ter.
bic ME Elm ptbl bnrous mnhte. bnb
ros aeben mad ibrer Weinung Elm ID
ftig.r unb iiberfIiil5iger 4eiib isi. Bor
elnigen Ingsn tpuroe Der Udmtlie nun
itr. Dobnung pom bem 9ousbtrrn &C.
iiinoigt, Iis hdtten gum 8. Juli nuss
ieben muiItn. unb bic Musfiht ouf bic
Wiihieligteiien b<s lm3uges ihsint
bic Demiitber ner btiben lsbensunluftis
gen s5rauen 70 ptrnirrt 5u baben, bnb
fie sinen Gelb{tmorb einem fptiiereH
Grircaen bsr lsbensmibkn por5ossn.
llHb ben Jrousn mub Is AUDI seiuHgen
iein, ben 65idbrigtn 6errn Nou5e bon
nr 9Dsdmd6igtrit ihrer 9ttorie gu
iiberseugtn; bsnn am GOnnabtnb fet.e
it'd Die Gomilie Bin. fhrieb an ale Be-
tannttn tfao syreunbf ber5Iide 4bs
ifkbsbriefs unb fnriit bnnn am
Gonntag CUR 1but. Die 1eniter spurs
BEN perpolitert. bic O0sbdbne seOfFs
ne. unb 1Is nm Worioe cine Grtunoin
bes bdnIes mad Gmpfana bes 4b.
fcbiebsbrkfss in bic Rue Alboup elite.
fonb man nur nod bic Qfifen bitier
|hrei MenfGen, bic aus 4ngit Dor ei-
/ mem umsus ibr aebsn fortDdrftn.
umf4nsife.
.esIfe MIR anf 80 zsss 1000 Dol
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,,,t,, ssr s,ssroR.,,x..
office bsE Gsnnf p.st 0 N mtffdre
bon SaTaiItcu G0untc.
q mr. N matt q a NuN 1919

9fttGe QeE 90uUt Us3f y W W III
bon SamiItou Gountr.
fnciunoft g., Z. Suli 1919.
DerfteseIte nnsebots sssbsx est:
eeeeneenrinnen In ber Office css Oooxb oi
9cuntn Gcrmiiitoners ptS Gretfag. ben 2.
etneuif 1919. INN f2 libr Dsitfags. FIR bic
no6ftcbeeiibe Gpuufnselrbett:
0cmhb ben Gpcsittiattoner Ro. 372-1iir bic
s,erbefcruna bon AiEbh Aodb. bon 1tueb' 3
Corner In ggtiiepnter Toipnfbtp bis Snrufoa
pile in Snrrifon Eomnfbtp, In Bbiteipdfsr rno
Darrifoft IptpHfbips
>1ie Mtbeit bat sn pefdsben In uetereiniiints
miiiig> nit ben VIdntn nHb Gpe5iffotlcneii.
peI6e ieet aufiiegen IN bsr Office nes Bonro
cf 49iti;fb UcEimiiitpufre.
aas anoebois nriifieE aui sycrmu'arer cnses.
fertiat is.n. tueIte In ber Office bes Bcdrb ci
Guunth Gousnrnousrs an bdben itnb. uHo be-
eIeitst fetm bon einem Bcrb In bet Sunnie bon
iiueiiGufeflh t$2,0D0.o01 TcIIorf nit eipei gu'
ten uBb qsHiigenben @iiraeu, als giherbe!ts bas
fit. nnti Der aieter ben aertrnfi einqeben ptrb,
sur stnsiibrnne Der utbsi, I'm Sale bsrieloe
tbm 5uerfanHt fpirD.
Die Gounfb Gomniifioners te6nlfen no baS
eectf boz. ireeHbetnes cher die angsboie sn rsr'
tperfen
Snt siMftrae bes eoarb Of aauiIion Gsuafs
QontmisficHers
stanIeh StrubIs, Rrdibsrt
eittcft; uIberi Aeinbaroi alerf
4lf1a21
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2 simmer NIT ees i'm eritsn eto6. ia
Glari Str. ~
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1n bumtefbeH.

i072 gfeff etberfb Gir-3fpet f6pne
belle 3in1uer, Gos sum ao6en unb fnt
@eIeH6iuug. Reierensen perIaHet
2i.2 22,24,25,27s
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8 aut rrtf 6 3immern; ane aeouemIi6ieiteH;
Gbiibhume, s2esuirnuber, 5iImeSf: gutter
qiap flr ctueH IuHaeu ur5i. 4024 Slft9H
fipe., noroIi1 bon ssi1iams, RorpoDo.
252ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-23
DON 7 PULL OUT
THE CRAY HAIRS
A Few Applications Of a Simple
Remedy VIII Bring Back
the Natural Color,

Pull out one gray hair and dozen
will take its place is an old SAYING
which is. to a great extent, true, II no
steps are taken to stop the cause. W hen
gray hairs appear il is II sign thar Ma
ture needs assistance. 1t IS Nature
call for help. Gray hair. dull lifelcSs
hair, or hair that is falling out, is not
necessarily sign Of advancing age, for
there are thousands Of elderly people
with perfect heads of hair without
single streak of gray.
When gray hairs COME or when the
hair seems to be lifeless or dead. some
good. reliable hair-restoring treatment
should be rcsorted to at once. Special
lists say that one Of fhe host prepara-
tons to use is the old-fashioned sage
tea which our grandparents used. The
best preparation of this kind is Wyeths
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a prep
araton of domestic sage and sulphur.
scientifically compounded with later dis
covered hair tonics and stimulants, the
whole mixture being carefully balanced
and tested by experts.
Wycths Sage and Sulphur is clean and
wholesome and perfectly harmless. It
rcfresheS dry. parched hair, removes
and gradually restores faded
or gay hair to its natural color.
Don't delay another minute. Start
using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur II
once and see whit difference few
days treatment will make in your hair.
This preparation is Offered 10 the
public at fifty cents Il bottle and is
recommended and sold by all druggists
Special Agents. Owl Drug Store, 104
cast Oklahoma Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-23

Many Ills come from impure n'ouu.
Can't have pure blood with iauity
digestion, lazy liver and sluggish
bowels Bu~dock Blood Bitters strehs'
tbens stomach. movies and liver, apd
Iurifes the blood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-23
Course OF Study in Language,
Grammar and Composition for
Guthie Elementary Schools
EXCLAMATION OF LAMENTATIONS USED.

EXPLANATION OF AUTHORIZATIONS UStD
R-R Robbins and Row Essential Studies in English Book l.
'R-R. IL Robbins and Row Essential Studies English Book H.
Bail Buelcr and olcikis, Modern English Series Book
B-H IL Buehler and Hoeks Modern English Series Book H.
r. Reeds Introductory Language Lessons
R-K. Reed and Kellogg Graded Lessons in English.
R-k. II. Reed and Kellogg Higher Lessons in English.
5. Scott Practical English
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23
PROTECT
WORKMAN
BY TUNNEL

At tremendous outlay, the Inland
Steel company is protecting the lives
Of it's workmen. by the construction Of
the blast furnace side Of the big plant
with the mill. running underneath the
network of railway tracks which have
heretofore been a menace to life and
limb for those obliged to go back and
forth crossing them at grade.
The tunnel is to be nearly a quarter
of a mile in length including ap-
proaches. rectangular in shape. being
thirty-four feet wide and twenty five
feet high This will be sufficiently
large TO accommodate all standard
equipment It will be double track ed
throughout and besides the passage for
rolling stock. there will be a foot
passage provided to accommodate
workmen walking between the plants.
The walls are to be of steel re-inforc-
ed concrete, the roof being made proof
against cave-in, by tremendously
heavy eye beams. The walls are
graduated as to thickness tapering up
ward from the base.
The Brownell Improvement company
has the contract for the entire job
and has already begun excavating on
the blast furnace side They vii lem
ploy largely negro help, and have rent
shore Hotel as a boarding house for
their men. The men have been arriv-
ing in numbers for the past week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23

hem Steel company has secured at
least s15.00O,00O in foreign contracts,
part of which calls for the equipment
of Grecian man-of-war.
At Pittsburg 1t is said that deliv-
cries are rapidly falling behind and
that 1t is impossible to get the work
out any more rapidly than is being
done. The United States Steel corpo-
ration, it is generally believed. Will
have a greater volume OF undelivered
tonnage at the end of the present year
than ever before in its history and the
so-called independents are in about the
same position. Prices are being main
tanned and there appears to be little
likelihood of any reduction for some
time to come The demand for struc-
tural material continues to be brisk
and manufacturers expect a record
year in 1913. There is also continu-
Gus demand for rails, and the plate and
wire mills are stiIl receiving new or
ders
The pig iron market is improving
/ daily and makers predict that there
viii be more business booked during
the next few months than was received
during the last year or two. Some of
the smaller dealers are contracting for
+ delivery as far ahead as the middle of
next May. II there IS any price change
F in this branch Of the industry, IT is eX-
pected to take the form OF an increase
but nothing s apt to be done in this
respect until after the first of the year
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23
MIKE POSTAGE
OF GARY IS A
STICKER

Mike Postage, 1910 Adams street,
Gary. this morning got full of
patch jo1v winter.
As he was passing house at
thought that he saw "A cook stove
that was stolen from him some
weeks nEo.
Mike went inside md started lift
ing the hot stove from the floor
when Andrew Heer, the owner of
the house, came running In. He
knocked Postage down and in the
melee he got EedGed etUcen the ice
box and folding bed. He was
struck there.
Herr ran out and met Captain
Newmon and Patroiman schultz run
ming down the street.
There's n fellow in my house
stuck between some heavy furni-
ture," he said. The cops entered the
dOmicfIe of trouble.
well, Hi swan if there isn't Post
age stuck to the floor" said Captain
Newman
Postage was separated from HIS
wedEcd position.
Judge NiIdermuth will stick q
inc on Postage sure ms the sur
SETS" was the other cops comment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23
HUB GETS GLIMPSE
Of underwood
Denizens of Chicago Levees
Invade Crown Point
Last Night.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Crown Point, Ind, Nov. 23.-Crown
Point was given a display of the
habitues of the underworld Of Chicago
yesterday when an automobile load Of
its denizens driven out during the re-
cent municipal cleanup in that city
stopped here on their way to Cedar
Lake. The authorities here had been
previously notified that an automobile
containing several suspicious looking
characters was headed this way and
that the outfit would bear investiga-
ton. Accordingly the city marshal
was on hand when the machine with its
occupants arrived The men and wom-
en- were In all the various stages Of in
toxication and in such shape generally
that they were not allowed to get out
Of the machine. but were ordered out Of
town bag and baggage as quick as
gasoline and the speed laws would al
low What is Chicago's gain in the
recent cleanup viii probably be the
other cities loss as the denizens of the
red light district viii flock TO any part
they can winter without being dis
turbed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23
TARIFF INTERESTS
STEEL MAKERS
Revised Schedules Likely to
Affect Prices.

Despite the fact that steel and iron
manufacturers are doing more bust
ness at the present time than they
have ever done in the past and al
though bookings are so heavy that the
mills viii be kept busy for several
months even though no new business
is taken, men in the trade are wonder
ing what effect tariff Legislation will
have on prospective buyers 1t is gen
orally believed that no new schedule
can possibly go into effect until late In
the fall Of 1913, and until that time the
mills viii be working at capacity.
Nevertheless, according to a promi-
nent steel manufacturer. tariff talk is
apt to inuence those who win be in
need Of materials by causing them to
believe that they will be able to pur-
chase cheaper steel and iron during the
middle or latter part of next year, and
for this reason, it is argued, they will
adopt a hand to- mouth policy which
may curtan buying until after the next
congress has taken its stand on the
tariff. In the meantime it is interest
ing to note that many forms of I'm
ished steel are bringing higher prices
in Europe than they are here. Also
American manufacturers are finding g
market on the other side. In this CON
nection it is reported that the Bethle-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23
BELT ROAD
LEASES LINES

The Chicago & Western Indiana
Railroad company has leased to the
Belt Railway company of Chicago and
the Bankers Trust company, the lat
ter as trustee, under a first and re-
funding mortgage Of the lessor, the
following property: a line Of railway
from Cragfn to the Belt junction near
Seventy sixth street and from the Chi
cage & Western Indiana railroad at
the Pullman Junction, near Stony Is
land avenue, to South Chicago, includ-
ing all other lines Of the lessor, in,
near and between South Chicago and
South Deering, except a double track
main line and the railroad clearing
"a and other property in Cook coun-
yard and other property in Cook coun-
~ acquired by the lessor from the
Chicago Union Transfer Railroad com
pany The lease is from Nov. l, 1912
to Sept. /, 1862.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23
DYER MAN
LOSES WALLET

Charles Boswell Of Dyer. cattle
dealer, reported to the East Chicago po-
lice day before yesterday the loss of
pocketbook containing $95 in cash and
q chec< for $50 drawn against the First
National bank Of Crown Point. Bos-
well claims to have lost his roll in
butcher shop in Oklahoma where he was
transacting business. He did not get
an opportunity to return to the shop
until yesterday morning, and when he
did go back he was told that the wal
let had not zen seen.
The police here have received a re-
port from Chicago detective headquar-
ters informing them OF the arrest Of
William McCune. former resident Of
this city, wanted for wife abandonment.
The warrant for his arrest was issued
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23
"a Modern Eve. +"

There is probably no better known
or better liked personality in musical
comedy than Frank Deshon, the clever
comedian, who will be seen in the cast
of Mort II. Singers Berlin musical
success. a Modern Eve" which comes
to fhe Hammond theater for an en-
gagement of one night, Sunday. Dec.
l. The cast includes Georgia Drew
Mendum. Bertee Beaumont, Ruth Peeb-
les. Frederic Santley. Lee tombstone.
William Knit and Carl Stall. The en-
tire production Of "A Modern Eve. =
exactly seen during its two hun
dred and fifty performance run in Chi
| cago. will be presented. The music of
the two noted German composers. Vic
tor Hollaender and Jean Gilbert, is
the rage this year, especially the ia
nous Goodbye Every body waltz
song. a tune that has swept the coun-
try. Among the other well-liked
songs are Hello. Sweetheart is the
Girl You Married Stnl the Girl You
| Love? ?" You're Such a Lonesome Moon
Tonight" Every Day Is Christmas
When You're Married and Wont
You Smile2"