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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27

Senate Bill No. 4. BY Mr. Favrot.
Joint resolution proposing an amend
nent to the Constitution of the State
of Louisiana relative to the exemption
from taxation of money in hand or on
deposit.
Section !. Be it resolved by the Cen
eral Assembly of the State Of Louisiana
two-thirds Of all the members elected
to each house concur:irg That the fol-
lowing amendment to the Constitution
of the State Ne submitted to the quail
fiei electors Of the State for their
adopt,on or rejection at the congress
Tuesday after the first Monday in the
month of November. 1919, as follows:
There shall be exempt from taxation
all money in hand or ON deposit.
Section ?. BE 1t further resolved. etc,
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27

elector shah indicate AZ provided in
the general election laws Of the State
wnetner he votes for or against the
amendment.
l.. e. THOMAS.
speaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS c. BARRETT.
lieutenant Governor and President, Of
the Senate.
approved: July 18th. 1912
l.. T.. HALL.
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
ALVIN E. HEEERT.
Secretary OF state.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
ACT no. IL.

Senate Bill No. s. BY Mr.. Voegtle.
Joint resolution proposing an amend
m"nt to the Constitution OF the State
of Louisiana eXemptin- from taxation
the legal reserve of life insurance COM
nanies organized under the laws of this
State.
Section I. BE it resolved by the
General Assembly Of the State OF LOU
isiana. two-thrds of all the members
elected to each house concurring. That
the following amendment to the Con-
stitution of the state be submitted to
the qualified electors of the State FOR
their adoption or rejection at the con-
| gressional election to be held on the
| first Tuesday after the first Monday in
the month Of November, 1912. as fol-
! lows:
There shall be exempt from all tax
| alton the legal reserve of life insurance
companies organized under the laws OF
| this State. :,
Section 2. Be it further resolved
ETC. That the official ballot to be used
at said election shall have printe,
thereon the words: For the proposed
amendment to the Constitution Of tn
State Of Louisiana exempting from al
taxation the legal reserve of life in
surance companies organized under IN
AGAINST the proposed amendment to tn
Constitution Of the State Of Louisian
exempting from taxation the legal re
serve of life insurance companies OF
ranized under the laws Of this State.
And each eiector shaft indicate as Pre-
, vided by the general election laws
. the State. whether ne votes for
against the proposed amendment.
THOMAS C. BARRET,
Lieutenant Governor and President
= Of the Senate.
L. e. THOMAS,
Sneaker of the House of Represen-
. tatives.
: Approyed: August oath. 1912.
L. E. HALL,
! Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
t \ true copy: ,r
Secretary Of State.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-07

eirl giving her name as Leila Dean
and her home as Cincinnati has been
,irIcd NJ on the streets here by the
p.lice The girls says she was out
Tor 4 lark and that she met a crowd
OF Jolly scamen from ship in the
harlor. who procured her the clothes
and cut off her hal in order that
she might accompany them without
question.
The girl admits that she has bee |
Il wild and reckless miss. She ran
away from her home in Cincinnati
two years ago. She wanted TO go
on the stage but fell in with cir
Gus instead She followed the tents
for twelve months, when her mOthe"
discovered her whereabouts and had
her returned home She was sent TO
an institution for hayward Girls,
from which She escaped. making he.'
way TO Charleston, 5. {. The Charles
ten authorities gave her her choice
Of leaving that city or GOin. 10 jail
She then made her way To Sal annah.
The Girl begged TO br allowed 10
don her natural apparel and leave,
! l4lit this has been denied he" pnnain"
I ;dvices from cincinnati
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-07
PRECEDENT THAT FIT
THE POLK COUNTY CASE

II is noticed that some members
uf he legislature who have changed
their place of residence insist that
they are qualified to sit in the spc-
cill session and represent the coun-
ties from which they moved. TIL"
Senate set Il precedent in cases o.:
this kind AT the 1900 session. In
he case Of Taskin, contestant IS.
Brown, contestee, Brown was un~
seated on no other ground than that
he had moved his residence from Ma
ron county, whore he had been
elected to the Senate, to Dadc cOun-
~ What will be done in the pres
,nt situation remains to be seen. r
Starkc Telegraph.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-07
INTEREST CENTERS IN
NAMES ELECTION MONDAY

>o,. VOL, SAN, Vermont
,h.. .,,i.r..,,r, .I.,,ion from
~ non,.r.,i. .,,,dnoipt bayin.
..e..a, ;,,o h;.,ory me attention of
-, ou,,r, !. nav directed towards
u.;n.
information received daily ar the
t,>.,ocr,t;, r,riou,1 lcaduuarters in
x,r. y,rk indicate. strongly that
,.. ,o..rc of Mime vii, not only re-
.,.t Gnvornor plajs,cd but will elec,
,r,,her of Democratic congress
40,
T,. h,,,,,. odd. a, ouotcd in the
.,;,,. ro,d;n, ci,;o. nj u.;ne AFRO
r,,h =, ,broo ia onn in f,vor of
n..,-,,;o ,un, rho odds in
~ yort nv, lno,,. ,nd :, numbor
r l,.,,o L.a, r...nri,.d -, Nv,
"a ,,, IN f,v,r nj 80. I,.mo,r,,i
.t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-07
ORLANDO MUSE RUNS AMUCK.

The Muse got after kcndrict:
Guernsey this morning. when he no;
footed il To the Reporter office
called for pencil, paper and abso-
lutte quiet, and proceeded to knit his
brOWs.
Here's the result, commended to
our readers for its Guernsey-esque
excellence:
Smile.
Shmile, und der wOild shmiles mi
yOuse,
Laugh. und der woild will roa"
FrOwn. und der woild will leaf yoIsc
Und neffer coome pack eng NOR
For all of us couldn't been ,ianr
Nor all of us year fine cloli $.
Bud a shmile vas nod och >ben.
And il covers Il woild of Voc
reporters
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-07
Optimist and Pessimist.

An optimist is man who does moi
care what happens 50 long as it does
not happen to him; a pcssimist is a
man who has Gyoi for long time
with an op'imi.'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-07
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT. SlNTI
JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT POLK coul

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT, SlNT
JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT POLK couf
ty, Florida In th2neery ".
Preston, IS, G. Irving Page 81
to Remove Cloud From Title
It appearing by the affidavit of v
: Preston in the above stated cars'
That e. Irving Page. the dcfendal
AIMED in the bill OF complaint is i
nonresident Of the State Oh Florida.
hut a resident of the 'nitcd state
That here is no reason within tn
State OF Florida, the ser, ice Of /
subpoena upon whom would binG
said defendant and that the said DE-
PENDANT is over the age Of twenty
ore years; it is therefore ordered
that said resident defendant BE-
and he is hereby required TO appear
to the Bill of Complaint filed in saiG
cause on or before Monday. the 7th
day of October. 4. d., 1912. other
wise the allegations of said bill will
be taken as confessed by said dcfen
dant.
1t is further ordered that this or
der be published once a week for
five consecutive weeks in the Lake
land Telegram. a newspaper pub
llshcd in said County and State.
This september 9TH, 1917.
\. r. FERGU son
3-.-,Sat Clerk Circuit touri
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

onpcrnfols haa Subrtpert bis 81
cincm gemiiien @rabe nuf 9ltcn
@laubcn hattie ncbmcu mil'len! llno
10 itcbcn lid, bic betbcriciti9cn Sntcz
rciicn gut gcnlt9 babel, ulid) ohnc SuS
p%utriotiif)c @cfilbl III Scrcd,nur9 81
5ichcn.
Sir Den miGitdriid,cu Sieuit lniien
it'd Die Illtos &aitgcfdhrte lcid)t pdr>
ier1l. TndJ ben lebtcn Vcriftcr
ite1cn hcm hcutifcn &ricsss Sepnrtes
mcnt id,un itber 500 iolfc i%ubiibicrt:
priuute Iutp- Sclosiisc" 81 8cbutc,
n,o pns Spitcm ,uirn INNER peiter
ausgencbnt.
V~cipnber5 nbcr BADEN nnmentlid1
: c It ere h : II nearn unb
VI ublanb fir hen gepnltiecu
%ortbeil, peldcr cine ip(d)c Motor
ipageu : rTlutte" int nftipen 4ricge
hietcn mllB, lebbaftes &%critdnonib
9c6cigt.
Ser aric9 lit Die 6D1e" 6ot &C.
nerol Sbermnn Aeiaet, nnb Die mpz
berncn Idpudllbenbcn Illtpz Waihincn
nit ibrcin @nioliu> obcr dbnlid,eu
@criiden le8cn icbenfaas Die beliebte
&pritelltn9 bon Scllcra unb Sfruefcls
rillbl gnna beipnber5 mabel (Siebe
hicrSlI Seite 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

Subrperf ilber ole @rcn5e irgcnr
cines Der Nod)bor : Stanten oeber
laiien. Seber5cit mus CT @genter
Der @cbprbc cine Triiirlg bc3iialid'
nnbaltenber Sciitutgsidbigfcit 9ez
itatteu; llnb ole brci Wpnatc mur
CT lclbcr einen t%ohcllnriid,eu 8crid,t
iibcr Die ersieltcn grbeit5leiitungen,
Die Wen9e unb Den Ereis bcs pcrz
brnltd)ten Seles unb 8aiolins II. /. ~,
porgcnommcnc H~cparatircn n1b an
oerc Yunfte ~licfern, ipclde Die Be-
boroe t1tcreiiieren.
@rfiillt er ir9cnb cine bicIcr @ez
ringiingcn uid,t, 10 iett cS cine 8clbz
ltrafc bon 1925, unb i'm 8icpers
b~olnngSfall lit gefp0bnlih ser GU
Id)uB perluirft, unb Der Gpntraft iii
oufgchpbcr. Iud miro bic ,3abluno
nes 3nid,uiies ~porcrit gcipcrrt. lpenn
bel tr9clrp elmer ipdtcrcu @riifune
ntdt Die pole 2eiitltn9 bcralsfcmmt
@ie lid mad aIIcrcm onnebmen
ldbt. Madden Die Hcgicrrngsz 3ulhiilc
nidt sernpe fctt. Die bcbDrolid,c
Sriiflln9 bes Nuto Subrncrfcs iii
nber mir Den BETTER iebr pert6ppQ,
"a lie ibn @arnnticn bcsii9lid bcs
ior9fdIti9cn SaleS. Ser 9~eiItunoss
fdbi8fctt II. |. no, 9ibt. pdbrcno CT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
Gin ameen;emee
iiber ben franSoiiid,en &crratb nub
pas Grbe oes Saiicrs
Wnrimilinn.

Ser III @rn6 pcritorbcnc Cbcrit
Saul Sonbcur, elmer Der 8etrclcn
oes aaiicrs Wurimilinn in Mcrifo.
bat i~pertbpole Wtittbciluugcu bintcrz
laileL Die Den frunSoiiidycn &crrutb
an Den bon Napoleon Ill. 10 idmdhz
boil I'M Stid 9claiicucu unoliiflidcn
S%absburgcr uuo icincn Sclbcnmith
IN pa5 ridtigc %id)t iascu. Tin iran
81fider Sffi5ier uar es. Der Sberit
2ppe5, Der III ihnrtiiher &eiic Den
Safer perrictb. Sr lpnr ibmt burd,
Den Warihaa 8n5oine iuarnl cnpiobs
len mo pprber nit Dem &rcu5 Der
@brenlegion beforiert porbcu! Sn
benz entId)cibenbcu @efcd)t, ba5 Der
ginihliebung Der ScltumB Guereiaru
ourf Die Hcpollltiondre pprulsging,
hattie Iif Die tIeiuc taiicrlidc Nrmec.
10 er5dblt Sonoenr. trpe Der lueit
ii%berlegenen 3abl Der SeinOe nod ges
baltcn, iuenn nidt Der 8errdtbcr, Dem
Die Siibrung bcs aaiicrin : 0uiarenz
ge9intents anpertraut norbcn mar.
NIT 5tpci Sdipdoronen cine perbdugs
nibpoae S6ipentung 9cmnht unb baz
bllrd Den &aiier nit icinem Stabc
blob9eitelt bate. Sas feinbli6c
SnBbolt benuete Die entitanbenc Glide
unb erraug ben Sieg. Su Gueretoro,
bas nit Hotb uno Wiibe bonn aaiicr
unb ieineu 9eidlaeeuen Sruppen ers
rei6t tpuroe, mangelte eS bereitS III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
5citeem,abe minfe.

Mit Dem CONNER lit aud, sic
eigentliche BABE Saiion bcrangctomz
men, mn an Den SluB> mo Sec
ltdotcn gibt cs lcbr pielc &cutc mn
Eeutd)en, ric lid ppr Der icngcllbcn
S%omenbiBc in Die filblcn Sllltbell
iliid)tcn. Snmit Wcrben lid abcr
aud, ME %alidbrlid, bic Sale mcbrcn,
in Senen alsu leihtiiunisc Shwim.
iner has Sancn nit bent 9cbeu ,ucr.
ben besablcn miiieu.
Inoercricit5 lit CO Sbatind]c, bab
mnndcs Dem Grtrintung9tobc onidcis
memo lton pcrfallcnc Wcnid)cnlcbcu
nod acrcttct lucrbcu fnnnic, iucnn bic
Wictbuocn, bias ilicbenoc 2cbcn inter
iDldJcn llmitGnbeu 5~nriif5nrufcn,
better unb meiter bcfaunt ,p6rcu. Man
mltb bcshnlb Dem II. z. Scbcn5rcts
lungs aorps Saut baiiir piiicu. bnB
GO lid gcrnoc lcbt au9clcgcn icin ldBt.
hns Tublitum III leidt pcrit1nhlid)cr
@ciic ooriibcr anfSufldrcn rulb c.
Scocm gu crntoglitcn. gcgcbcncn
Sallca Idncl uno crfolgrcih cin5lls
9~rcifcn.
llutcr Den pcrificbcncn 8icbcrbcs
lcblnBs : Mctbobcu cmpiieblt nas
Sorp3 Die Or. Shacfcr'S, Der aud bic
Nclp Oortcr 0tcpi3iuiihc @eiclidlnit
Den Tor6lig Dor nnbcrcn 0icbt, "a JIG
am bcltcn bo5u nn9ciban lit, Die Hufts
rpbrc nlb Sitnge bon Dem perihluds
ten @aiicr 5I bcircicn mn BIC 9th
muna uno Die Girfulotion bco Slutcs
5l crnclicrn nnb 81 iorberu.
Wan lege ben Yatieuten nid,t nuf
ben Hiiden, ionberu nit benz @ciiht
mad nnten flaf bin, bic Irme nad)
porn, 10 naf bic Stiru nui einem
nnterarm rubt. Saum fnice man aui
ben SDrper unb preiic burdj reael.
maRiaen Druid auf bic nntcren rip.
pen - 5iuDlf bis iiinisebm W,ai bic
Winute - bic 2nit binaus. Saburdj
tdlit bic Sunsc auf sanS natiirlihe
Wciic mad norm urb has pcrihlMdte
| @aKer flieht ab. so oft Der Srnd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

itahlaft, iprinsen nbcr bic Hippen
ntb MusfeIn suriif, nnn has Ginnths
r,et bcsinnt lnngiam ,picoer. Sti=
mnlnntien o%iirfcn ecm Yatirntcn crit
hann gescbcn wcrbcn, rcnn CT tic su
ifludcn pcrntng. Nm better eignct
iih BASIN ,,Irumntir spirits pf Nm=
mpnia" int Spicn BON cinen lGec=
lotfci. Srbnlh c. ungcbt, rnilB Der
Tnticnt ndrm mn trpdcn, lp%pnlD9lid,
in Gin @ctt, oeleot pcrbcl,, llnl cincr
Yrngcncnt5ilnhung pbcr cincm 6crSz
idllngc porSuhcuQcn. Iuf icbcn SAT-
ioatc nbcr idlcuni9it Gin first SIT
Hnthc gc5oacn fpcrbcn.
Sicic Nc9clu finn 10 cinfndl, hoB
Scher tic lid IcidIt mcrfcn fam. @cr
9nn5 lidlcr gcbcn mill. Der idncihc lie
it'd, ais nnb hclpnhrc tic 10 nuf, hoS
CT tic i'm Snllc Der Nptb idrneQ bel
Der &nnb cat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

Den critcn Su9cl an Hebensmitteln,
Ser aaiicr. Der Iid nuf Den Wollen
furdptlos Dem icinhIid,cn Scllcr aus
IeBtc mn cincu cbrcnopllen Splodtcll@
too indhtc, iClltc nun burd) Den tlld1@
id)cn &crrdtbcr Hopc8, Der III Der Nadlt
BON Il. Sunt Is. Wni Dem Seinre Die
5bprc Der 3itabellc offnetc, picIem III
bic 6dlbc falcn. ltn onrul nit nclills
3cbn Ycripncn Icincr llmgcbung I'M
alpitcr sc los Gnpuhinns untcr8e>
brad1t 81 pcrbcn. 81 Iciner Sc9lct>
tilng gcbortc and Der Cbcr't. ner
Iuocn3cuue Der ouf has 5iciltc cr>
Id'iittcrnOcn S3cnc mar. III Der Die
bon Scocttbof nit @clbmiitcln pcr@
ichcncn bcibcu Ditcrrcidlildlcu Sffiz
3icrc. George ~. uub 0rof &, Den
adiicr Slr Sluht bciucgcn lpolltcn.
Scr lcitcnhc @cbnntc hierbci mar, haB
@corQc NJ, Der Dem &aiicr tduId,cnD
dbnlidb inb, on icincr Stclc I'M @cs
fGEgniB blcibcn, mdbrcno Der aui'cr
nnh ciucm gcid)ift aliagcflbrtcn
Hlnnc cntlpcidlcu lolltc. Der Cbcrlt
liclt lid) bintcr Der Eorticrc nuf, iudbs
rcno BIC llutcrrcorn9 itnttinnb. bel Der
Nac id)Iud5tcn NIT Iusnubnc bcS
aailcrS. Nuf Die lcbte brinGcnbe
Sitte bco @rnicu z. cntgc9uctc Der
lm9liidlide Silr't: Stein. Sm irene,
rcplihc Scclc, ih ncbmc Seinen Dor
idlaa nid,t MT. 0cbt Sbr nur rnbis
,pieber nu VprO Der %,ytuuara" nnb
iagt meinem Tomirnl, CT iolle nadD
hem idOncn Seiterreid 5uriidfcbrcu
NIB mir mcin licbce Miramnr nn Der
tlanen grrin ariiscn! Gin Snbu ncs
SnuieS Nabsbnra flieht uid,t ,uie Elm
Sieb in Der Hndlt. llno lest, meiue
ciusigcu Bctreucn, crbebt Sud, fnat
Sud, ramit ih ben lebtcn Jieit Der mir
10 nptbucnoiaen 5aiiuua nidt ielbIt
pcrlierc. - Hid)t 10, Wraf g!
2pmmt an mein %cri uuo cmpianat
zen Scgcn einrs Sterbcnpcm! Sebt
mpbl, lebt t%anicnb Ninl mohl." -
Sru1iid)cr. cblcr, bphcitspollcr uub
mltbigcr lit lpobl tnum Gin 8crridcr
in bcu SpO 9%e9dn9cn. Hm IS. Smi
1867 miBtc Der Sbcrir inter Sbrds
ncn bon Iciucm ilbcr Niles gclicbtcn
Safer Nbidicb ncbnrcm Der nidIt fit.
bob CT nit inn in Den Soh gcbcn
ioQtc. bn CT niht pcrurtbcilt mar.
Scbcr 3oll Gin aaiicr unb Sclo, 10
id)icb CT BON Der Wclt. Mm 10.
sunni 1867. firth mn icdIs llhr trnten
Norimiliau, Wirnmpn uno Mciin ans
benz &loircr DC las Gapuhinns, be-
itic9en einen beionbcren &ngen nit
cincm @eiitlidcn CUR Scite, inp purs
ben nah bcnr Ylabc DC las Gumpanas
9cbraht, np bos grcfutionS : Som@
manhc bereits auiaciteut mar.
Narimilinn mar forpcrlih lcibeno,
bcipabrte aber bciieulnseadtet cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

belbcnmiitbisc Hllbc. Gr bate iid
Die @unit alisaebcten, haB man nift
mad, icinem @eiiftc ifricbc, bamit iciil
Goldman moslidit pcnig cntitclt lei
ner Snmilie ausgclicfert lperbc, iofpie
and, bnb CT Sebcm 81 icincr Sinrid, :
trung cpmmanbicrten Solbatcn Gin &c
id,cnf go Eiaitcr) MADDEN biirfe.
Warimiliau iprnh Dor Der Grcfution
cinigc @orte, I'M Die Scihulhi9una
bcs Gbr9ei5es 5uriid5uipeiicn. Dam,
brDbntc Die Salpc. Sic beiben 8ez
nerulc blicben ioiort toot. Ser &ais
icr nurbc crit purd) cinen aus Der
n1hitcn Ndbc ab9c9ebcncu Sd)ub 9es
t0otct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

Sn u~uiercr lebten Summer ntelbes
ten mir Sol9enbcs:
W uultbiere ps. Iutos
ga it IN agcn.
IN bcnt inter Dem COMMANDO bes
Sbcritcn q. u. @cttp itcbcnocn g ers
II d re q / ment purbcn %eriud)e
5ur Ginfilbriing o IIitpmpbilz
Srnftpdgen an Stele Der bi5beri9en,
bon Waultbicreu 9e5ogenen Yropiantz
lu1gcn nrl9eitellt, ipeld)e jeoo6 niht
3ufricbeniteaenb ausfielcn. 10 bak bic
@crfradtnns hes Yrppiants aud fir
bcrbin hmrh Wamltbiere e%riulsen mirb.
60 pcrlautet aus Nabiion, &iS.
Shulo an bieiem 8eriaseu Der
Iuto> &aitipagen itno notur9ez
nj d 5 uniere primitipen 9anbItraben.
3ipar gibt cs, laut Der bon Der Soipa
Hubliibin9 Co., beraus9egebenen
Itlass 2nnpfarte. i'm staate Soma
$4,000 Meilen per Auto ~fabrbare
9anbitrafcn - mir mDdten erldl1s
tern, ipenu bas 8etter ihon lit -
aber I'M sroBen 8nn5en iino bieie
8c9e in Soma. Iolpobl ipic in iebem
unberen Staate fir Iutos 2altpa9en
unpnliierbar, ipenn re9neriides Wet>
ter berridt.
llnb bas tpirb nod cine setpiiie
8eile balern. bis bier5ulaloe, NIT
icncn mn%gcbeueren 9iitan3eu unb
Sooenbemmniiien, quite SanoitraBen
lpie i'll europa 9ebalit uno nnterhalten
perbcn %fonnen; basin brauden mir
nod piele, piele g%inipanberer, I'M bas
2nno 81 b%eiiebcln; ba5n bralden
mir itarfc unb anoanernbe ~finnn8ieIe
llnteritiiBune leitens Der Sunoesz
re9ierung ioipohl, iuie ieitens Der eins
8elnen He9ierunsen.
Nah bieier ertldrenben ginleituns
lpirb es nidlt iuunoer nebmcn, ipas
man in Seutihlanb, Sranfreih,
Ociterreit, Gublano, etc., in Sltufto
Iutp g it masen
bcreits eeleiIfet bat. 8ir leien ndms
lid 90: @an3 belonocrs iutereiiiert
iih Die bentife Hc9ierltng fir it.
W o o IN ulb fir 10 o r
3meirdber; unb lie bat iif idncll
eenllg ha8i entihloiien, fir iolde
5ransportmittel aid idbrlife Subiie
oicn - in ibrcr Slrt ebenio 9eregelt,
,pic hic 3nidiiie fir Sfiffe = su
a~eipdbrcn, icrpic aud, in Sreilpili9cne
aorps 81 begriinbcL lpcldes ieben
Mll9cnblid gum attipen Sienitc be-
ruieu ipcrbcu Tam. IuBer in
Scutihlulb, lit picics Spitcm
nnmcntlid, in 6rnufrciG entz
lpidclt, = bas bringt ihon Der @etts
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-26
MAROONS CLAIM FOES
ARE USING SUSPECTS
Charge Badgers and Goph
ers Are Playing Basket
ball Men Not Eligible.

Charges OF bad faith were made yes
terday at the University of Chicago
against the athletic officials of Wis
consin and Minnesota, with the sum-
mer baseball embarrassing" PROPOSE
tion the bone of contention. The
Midway basketball players and pro-
fessors accused the badgers and goph-
ers of playing suspects" on their bas-
ketball teams in violation of the con-
ference rules, and a warm squabble is
due among the big eight" schools over
the matter.
The Midwayites protested against the
competition of Youngman on the wis
consin basketball team and of Wan
less on the Minnesota quintet, declar-
ing that both of these men were un-
derstood to be ineligible under the
present statutes. Both of the players
in question appeared twice with their
respective teams last week, and as they
have apparently been reinstated by
their athletic advisers. the Maroons
will call for an explanation.
The proposal to reinstate athletes
who have been charged with violating
the summer baseball rules was one OF
the sensations OF the last meeting OF
the big eight" but the University of
Chicago authorities believed it would
not become a law until 1t had gone
through the regular big eight rou-
tine, Which provides that no proposals
become legal until sixty days have
passed without a protest. Wisconsin
and Minnesota have broken this agree
ment. the Midway forces contend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-26
EAST CHICAGO.

Yesterday was annual Memorial day
for the East Chicago lodge of the
knights OF Pythias. Services were held
in the Congress ational church last
night, the lodge attending in a body
DIR Alexander Monroe delivered the
address, his subject being Friendship"
lie gave history of the organization
from Its inception in 1861 at the be-
ginning of the civil war. and told of
its increasing popularity from that
tine up to the present day. Hymns and
anthems. suitable for the occasion were
sung by the choir
A. G. Slocomb and family spent sun
day at Lowell with Mr.. Slocomb's
mother. Mrs. William sanders. who is
very III and not expected to live. Mrs.
Sanders afhiction grew out of at
tack of neuritis, and her age-she is
as years old-is seriously against her
chances for recovery.
Mrs. August Johnson is spending the
day with friends in Chicago.
Miss Janet Jaynes spent Saturday
and Sunday with her mother in Wheel
or. Ind
Miss Anne Sweezey spent Sunday
with friends in Chicago.
Section B of the Ladies' Aid society
of the Congregational church will hold
thimblc party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. August Johnson Wednesday
afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-26
NELSON MEETS TOGO
TONIGHT IN BOUT At
FORT SMITH. ARK.
Fight Between Bat and Lit
tie Jap Attracts Much
Attention.

Fort Smith, Ark. Feb. 26.-The fight
here tonight between Battling Nelson
and Young" Togo is attracting more
interest in the southwest than any go
that has taken place since the Morris
Schreck fight at Sapulpa a year ago.
Togo has been seen in action many
times here and he is looked upon as a
world beater in his class. He has not.
however, rnet a heavier man of the
class OF Nelson, and this fight is looked
upon as a crisis in the upward march
of the little Jap.
Nelson and Togo will fight at catch
weights. Nelson. fresh from a long
vacation at Hot Springs. Will go into
the ring weighing nearly 145 pounds.
Togo has been putting weight for
this fight.
The fans believe that if Togo makes
a good showing against the BattIer he
will be entitled to match with john
NY Coulon. Bantamweights in the
west. ever since the contests of Togo
] with Eddie Lennon and Harry Forbes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-26

mond making number of difficult
baskets and displayed some clever work
with the ball. Hobart's forwards were
not In the best of form and seemingly
could not connect with the basket
Although the Hammond high school
team has been defeated by Whiting
who holds the championship honors,
they have been defeating some of the
best teams during the past month and
are anxiously waiting to get another
look at Whiting.
Whiting has one of the best Quin
tets IN its high school history ana when
the two teams clash again in the near
future there Will be a game well worth
seeing. Whiting captured the last
game with Hammond with close
margin of points.
Hammond will have two games this
week when they will meet the Hobart
high school at Huehn's hall Friday
night and will journey to South Bend
Saturday night. The game at South
Bend is expected to be one of their
hardest games and preparation is be-
| ing made to put in some hard practice
work.