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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

came from the upper hall an dmet the
groom and his best man in the large
living room. which was the scene of the
ceremony. Mrs. Clare w. Palmer, the
matron of honor came first followed by
the two bridesmaids Miss Pearl Stol1er
of Cleveland and Miss Bertha Henry.
Little Eleanor Jenkins who acted as
ring bearer preceded the bride who emit
cred with her father. Claire W. Palmer
attended the bridegroom as best man.
The ceremony was read by the Rev. M.
J. Cameron. pastor of the First Congre-
gational church at half after eight
o'clock The ring ceremony Of the
church was used
The matron Of honor wore a pretty
gown of pale blue SILK and carried
white roses. Miss Stockers gown was
of pink satin yelled with chiffon and
trimmed beautifully with lace. Miss
Henry was gowned in pale green silk
draped with chiffon and lace. The
bridesmaids carried arm bouquets OF
pink killarney roses. The little rims
bearer wore a white lace frock she
carried the ring in white lily. The
bridal gown was a combination OF
cluney lace and Swiss embroidery. She
wore long tulle and ven ornamented
with Irish crochet lace and crowned
with lilies of the valley She carried :
shower bouquet Of white roses anc
4 lilies Of the valley.
/ A wedding supper was served I'm
Imediately following the ceremony. Thu
refreshments were served in tive
courses at small labels. The weddius
appointments were in white nd yellow
Bows Of yellow tulle and shaded taper
in the prevailing eolors decorated tn
service ables. The nut cups were vel
low chrysanthemums. Palms. ferns an,
yellow and white chrysanthemums wer
used in abundance and decorated tn
home very artistically The light
We're shaded with yellow ehrysanthe
NUNS made of crepe paper and smila-
trimmed the chandeliers very prettilS
The ceremony took place under
canopy formed of smilax and othe
lgreenery studded with flowers. Tai
TART baskets holding immense bunche
OF yellow and white chrysanthemum
stood Al either side OF the bridal altar
The congregational church orchestr4
played during the hours of the recep
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Stocker did not leave o
a wedding trip. During the Thanks
giving holidays they win visit MI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
THE TIMES.

Stocker's parents in Cleveland and a
reception Will be given in theeir honor.
They Will receive their friends at ABB
Bauer street after December first. They
received numerous pretty gifts from
friends. Their gifts included articles
or hand painted china. silver and cut
glass Both Mr.. and Mrs Stocker have
many friends in Hammond who viii
extend them their best wishes and con-
gratulations. Mr.. Stocker is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stocker OF Cleve-
land He came to Hammond few
years ago TO accept a position with the
c. J. & s r. r. at the Gibson office. He
is treasurer Of the Gibson Y NJ. G. a.
and also q member Of the Board OF Di-
rectors. Mrs. Stocker is the Oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ". r W
Henry and a very popular young lady In
Hammond. a number Of entertain
ments have been given In her honor
following the announcement OF her an
gagement made at the beginning of the
season. They were seventy-fye guests
at the wedding reception. among then
the grooms sister. Miss Pearl Stoke Ell
Of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. S. w Tracy
formerly OF Hammond but now OF Chi
cago and Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Carr o.
South Bend
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MRS. GROVE A HOSTESS.

members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club
very pleasantly at her home in Oak
street yesterday afternoon. Whist was
played progressively at three tables and
after several games the honors We're
awarded High score was made BY Mrs.
j Dufrain. Prizes We're also won by
Mrs. NJ. Pelzman and Mrs. Grove. The
consolation prize was awarded TO Mrs.
r. f. SchoT. A two course luncheon
was served at i've o'clock. The table
was decorated with a bouquet of yellow
and white chrysanthemums. Thursday
afternoon. November 2Ist is the date of
the next meeting and Mrs NJ. Pelzman
will be hostess at her home in East
State street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
"The Cat and the Fiddle.

Theatre goers in this city will soon
have the pleasure of again Witnessing
the big musical hit OF last season, The
Cat and the Fiddle which comes to
the Hammond theatre Sunday.
The critics pronounce this attraction
as being one OF the seasons best-the
very essence OF musical comedy, ex-
travagance. vaudeville, etc, and stated
it was fully equal to any OF the past
Broadway successes The Wizard OF
o. "Bs bes in Toyland," and later The
Top O. the World"
Practically the same big cast that
was seen last season. including Ed
Gilmore and big beauty chorus are
promised The production Is all new
and very elaborate this season
The big song hits which are whist
" and airy are "Rosey Dreams" Il
Wish I We're a Sailor and the newer
ones Ny Maid in the Moon Mother
Goose Fables" and several more.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
~ Ar~rrRNooN MEETING

Mrs. Charles DowdeU opened her
home In East State street yesterday
afternoon for the meeting of the Bap-
list Women's Union. Mrs. II. Burge
presided. The meeting opened with
song after which there was scripture
reading BY Mrs. James Fox and prayer
by NJ rs. Gerge Bradt. After the dcvo-
tional exercises the meeting was given
over to the Domestic Science commit
tee OF which Mrs. Giles Warner is
chairman three course luncheon
was served during the social hour The
program for the afternoon was as fol-
lows:
Paper-"chemistry of Food and
Methods Of Cooking ........
...........-..- Mrs Ralph Roor
Plano Solo,. Mrs. George Housel
Vocal Selection. .....-.. Mrs. Robinson
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
A THIsIBLE PARTY.

Mrs. Edward Gerringer was hostess
at thimble party yesterday afternoon
at her home in Alice avenue. Her
guests were the members of the Oak
Leaf Embroidery Club who met for
their semi monthly meeting. After n
few hours spent pleasant with needle
work the guests were invited into the
dining room for refreshments. 9 dam
" two course luncheon was served.
Mrs Ward Kennedy of Truman avenue
will entertain the members at a thinl-
BILE party Thursday afternoon. Novem-
Der 21st.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
INTRODUCED At TEA.

Miss Jane Conkey. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter b. Conkey of 916 South
Holman street was introduced TO socie-
~ yesterday at tea given by her
mother at the Woman's Athletic Club in
Chicago from four until seven O'Clock.
Assisting in receiving were Miss Mar
garet Cochran of Centerville Nd. Miss
Bessie Leavitt, Miss Harriet, Root, Miss
Josephine Frazer. Miss Doroyth Leonard
and Miss Harmon Bailey The tea was
followed by dinner dance given for
the assisting party
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

club. Pedro was played during the
afternoon. Mrs. Charles Luthman, Mrs
Henrietta Huber and Mrs. J. p. Ryan
own the honors in the games and the
consolation prize was awarded TO Mrs.
c. E. Jackson. A two course luncheon
covers were laid. A bouquet OF white
roses decorated the center of the table
very prettily. In two weeks on Thurs
dap afternoon. November 21st the mbm-
GERS will be entertained by Mrs. Huber
at her home IN Truman avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

Palmer at the piano and Miss Lillian
Spamord vioIinist played a program Of
music For the professional they play
ed The Bridal Chorus from Lohen-
grin Just preceding the ceremony
Thomas Warrillow sang very beauti-
fully 20, Promise Me" by Reginald De-
Koven. The bride with her attendants
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

Mrs. Bertha Sass was hostess to the
members Of the Helping Hand and En-
broidery Club 1T her home in Towle
street Yesterday afternoon. The Nom
bers brought their needle work and
spent a pleasant time socially. A two
course luncheon was served at five
o'clock. The members planned to meet
again Thursday afternoon. November
21st at another thimble party
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
A THIMBLE PARTY.

Mrs. j. A. Thoma OF East Carroll
street was hostes to the members Of the
r. A. e club yesterday afternoon. The
members brought their needle work AMI
spent delightful time socially. A
dainty two course luncheon was served
at five O'Clock. The next afternoon
party will be given in two weeks at the
home of Mrs Harry Yohn, 90 Conkey
avenue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
A HOME NEEDING

a beautiful autumn wedding took
place last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs William F. w Henry, 1e1
Sheffield avenue. when their daughter
Florence Lillian was united in marriage
TO Elton Wallace Stoker While the
guests were assembling Mrs Claude D
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

on business
Mrs II. Bode and daughter Hilda-
garde viii spend the week end in W hit
ing.
H. Mitchell Of Chicago was here on
business today.
Miss Dora Lehman. who has been Wis
iting relatives here for a few days, re
turned to her home in Black Oak.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
A SOCIAL GATHERING.

A very pretty party was given by
Mrs Charles Hubbard at her home in
Walter street Yesterday afternoon
honoring the members Of the Sunshine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
TOLLESTON.

J. Coving returned here today from
an extended trip through Pennsylvania.
A Manis of CARA Is here to spend the
winter with relatives.
Fred Harms was in South Bend today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

members Of the board compose the exc
cutive committee of the club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
ENTERTArNs WITH CARDS.

PEDRO was played by the members or
Sewing Circle No. of St. Margarets
hospital who were invited to meet with
Mrs William Bieker at her home in
ogden street yesterday afternoon Five
tables were occupied. The honors in
the games were won by Mrs. Jacob
Weis and Mrs. Mat Jung. The consola-
tion prize was awarded to Mrs Meyers.
A two course luncheon was served after
the card games Mrs. Peter Auste en-
was named as the next hostess and she
VIII entertain the members OF the So
ciety at her home in Douglas street
Thursday afternoon. November 2Ist.
I wish to express my heartfelt thanks
to relatives and friends. especially tc
the men OF Inland Steel Company. In
diana Harbor, Ind. East Chicago Lodgs
No 9S1. b. 2. Q. E. E1ks and WHITING
Lodge K. Of p. for the beautiful fora
offerings and kindness shown in my
late bereavement Of my beloved hus
band. John. October 10th.
CORA J. KELLY.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
Civic Progress.

In this day Of progress clean.
liness is a business asset, thou iu
the beginning it had to be forced
upon many concerns by law.
Now no one likes to trade in a
dirty store. It is unattractiye.
uniaviting and unsauitary. Now.
adays an untidy store that does
much business is IN exception.
Merchants are giving special at.
tention to making their stores
attractive and modern in appear
ance. and competition compels
all branches of business TO study
carefully every detail fully with
this view. 1t is very different
however, with towns. yet there
is . growing tendency for civic
cleanliness.
Cities are fast learning the i'm
portance Of clean streets, we'll.
kept parks and cemeteries. They
are realizing that the cleaner and
more beautiful they can make
their town the greater will be it's
progress. People seeking loca-
tions Tor homes or to 20 into
business Judge a towns business |
and other opportunities by its |
d Development along civic lines. |
A sloppy town is generally a
poor business town and q poor
town to live in.
A clean town with good streets
aud sidewalks, we'll lighted we'll
Kept lawns, shade trees and q
feeling Of civic pride among it's
citizens is a town that stands for
progress and will without ex-
cepG0n be q town that is pro-
sressive in other things. Grow
ey Signal.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
A Diseraceful Fire.

Franklint0n has had another
disgraceful fire added to her al.
ready unenviable reputatin.
On last Saturday night at tht
usual hour for fires, between II
and one o'c lock. DR.. Denman (
Drug Store and Office was dis.
covered TO be on Gre. Bypromp1
action and hard work on the
part Of : few people who lived
near, the dre Was extinguished,
Upon investigation it was found
that the building had been set on
dre purposely. Three separate
and distinct fires had been built
on the inside Of the building and
coal.oii generously used.
Will the people Of this town
ever realize the necessity of a
dre6ghting apparstuss Has it's
citizenship given up all hope and
are willing to let the town 20 up
in smoke without any effort to
hinder or prevent? The eyes of
the outside world are on as and if
We do not make some effort to
save ourselves from the reuuta-
tion We have abroad we are doom.
ed to retrograde and finally 90
into disintegration. Let US oct
busy before iti too late. A little
local pride added to selfish in.
terests !! we must, will helm.
We cannot afford to wait. Some.
thing must be done.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
Favors Hog Law.

hoelleVe that washington par
ish has reached that point in he,
history When the roaming q
large OF hogs should be prohibit,
ed by law. This would result il
a great saving to the farmers il
the reduction of the the cost o.
fenceing. To fence only agains,
horses and cattle is an easy in.
expensive matter compared to
the difficulty Of fencing the en-.
tire farm against hogs. The in.
telhRent farmer Of this parish
Will almost to a man, tell you
that the raising of hogs running
loose and free on the common
range is a miserable failure.
Hog cholera, pneumonia, and like
destroying Contagious diseases
prevalent in this country would
be greatly reduced if our hoos
confined to pastures and given
loc1 1ities, and at the same time
this would lead directly Ca the
giving of better care and atten.
ton te the hogs. Sufficient
houses and green crops for graz
ing would, no doubt, be pro.
vided and ere long Washington
PARISH would develop into Z. sue
ceasful hog raising section.
1T would be we'll for the people
Of our parish to correspond with
farmers in counties in Mississip.
pi and parishes in Louisiana,
where the hog law is in vogue,
on this subject and ascertain
what these people have learned
by'experience. II We have been
co1fectly informed. East Felici-
ana parish has had q hog law tor
some time and we notice by the
papers that for the past two or
three years carlosds Of hogs
are constantly being shipped
from that section.
1t would be q good idea il vel
would turn our attention 70 The !
study Of this matter and II con.
vinced, after impartial investiya-
ton, thst the prohibition Of the |
free l11ge for hogs would b 81
good thin., then the neccessary |
steps to have this done could be |
taken.
Farmer.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
Pay Your Poll Tax Before January lst.19l3
. Naming the Alligator.

The award of Prizes to tn
benefciaries for whom name.
nad beeDproposed for the Ali
gator. and the name selected fo]
it.
December II, 1912.
The naming committee was
composed of
Mr., F. M. BROWN, Chair man
Mr.. W., A. ERWIN
DR., J. L. BROCK
Mr.. L. W. McDoUGALL
Mr.. L. B. RENARD
= Failing to agree on any name
contained in the list, it was dc.
clded unanimously that each
committeeman should select ,
letter from any name of the list
furnished and spell, out name
with the five letters selected.
This resulted in accepting
"TR AMP" =.
as the most suitable name for
the alligator.
1t was further agreed that to
the beneficiary whose proposed
name contained the greatest |
number of letters composing the
accepted name should be award.
60 . superior box of
JACOBS CANDY.
And to each of the others whose
proposed names contained any
letter nsed to make up the ac-
cepted name, a small box of the
'ame knd Of candy should be
lvsrded. The result. is as fol.
ows:
alphabetical list of i
PRIZE WINNERS. /
~ the Alliratnr naming contost. II
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26

AS the above awards are in
greater quantity than originally
contemplated, and the supply Of
suitable boxes of Jacobs Candy
IS not on hand for delivery, the
donor requests each beneficiary
to await written notice. The ex.
tr% sspply Of Candy has been
ordered to meet the decision Of
the committee. 1t is expected
eerly next week.
Very respectfully,
PEOPLES DRUG Co
Franklinton, La,
Dec. 30, 1912.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-12-26
Sheriff Sale mo. 1903.
hampton Realty Company J,
Versus
j. E. Wood.

Notice is hereby given that by virtut
OF an order Of Fieri Facias. issued
ont OF the 26th Judicial District COM
Of Louisiana, in and for washington
Parish, In the shove entitled csuse
ana to me directed. will proceed to
eeli st public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday. December g. 1912
at ths principal front door OF tho court
ncuee st Fnanklinton, L., between
the legal ssle hours for JUDICIAL ~.
the following described property. to.
Lot No. %, Square,, In the town Of
Frsnklinton. es "
sppraisement.
This 10Th day Of November, 1912.
T. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-06-13
Porocilo z omega sveta.

Washington, u iunla, Pred :
selnik Taft je dob1l od 2nane spi-
ritistke Sofije de Meissaer, heere
hivsega admmala Radforia. jake
2animivo vest o seojem pokojnem
pobotniku. maloriu Archie but
IN, ki Sc Dc. kakor 2nano, potoplI
na parniku Titanic
Spiritistka j. po zatrdilu SO
vorila pri netlj >e1l tud duhom
majorja Butta. kI j je razodeI
.slelcee: Ielo lai je 2al, da sem
moral xapustiti tako dobrega
predsednika il eospoaarja, ven
dar sem pa sai radovollno Y smrt
Sedaj Sc po%utim hoti sretnega
neeo preJe IA zeml
Sofila De Meissuer II VdeFa pc
pokojnem yetletnem ruskem po
slankn
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-06-13
Ponesrecena aviatika.

College Park, Md. Il. lunl ja.
Danes zyecer ob s. uri sta Sc ua
Yejaskem zrakoplovnem yezbali-
sdu ubila poro6nik l.. Hazelharst,
a je spadal K IT peSpolku Y Ma
con, Ga. in Wrightoy instructor
seromvtlke \. l.. Weleh IL Wash.
ingtona, ID. G. ko sta ST oznaeena
diva spustila Y acroplanu zrak.
odpovedal je stroj, in oba sta pa
lla IL 200 eegLev -isiBe ma la.
Bila sta ia mestu mrtv Meleh
le bill lsluzhen wee let pri 1nanih
hratih Wright, ki sta lzdsioyala
aeroplane podal So De poroeni-
kam Hayelhutstom kat sopotmk
N zrak, da mu Je kazal po'rehuo
iaynanje pri strolu
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-06-13
Grozen uinor.

Wilisea. Iowa, 10 iuniia. - Y
stanovanlu tukajsnlega bogate-
ga trgoyca Jos. MooreJa nasli SO
danes zJutraj osenl oseb umorje :
nih Med tenn SO; trgovee Moore,
njegova zena, stirle o.roci in diva
druga sorodnika. lrneli so vsi slxo-
no popolnoma razbite giave.
Polieiia Je nasla pozne1e Y hisl
veliko okrvavljeno sekiro in VS.
led tega Sc sodi. da je siu5ila ia
pri groznem uaoru. Nsi o2natenl
SO bill umorjeni po noel med spa.
njem svojih posteljah ker Sc
pri tenn cinu M izTrsil mkak rop
je polieija mnenJa, da Je bila II
morjena celia druzina il maseeys'
.nja. Vsled tega SO uyedle oblastI
najstroIje preiskaye
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-06-13
Vulkanicni szbrglli V Alaski

Kodiak, Alaska. =. }um5a --
0gniemk katmIa 5e pgitel zadnJl
6etrtek bljuvat, ogcnl n lavo ne
prestano tekom IL mr. Nsled crup~
erie ie vas Kodiak in Woody pod
suta skoro na 6egelj debelo pc
peiom. Y oznaGefnh naselbinah So
III pripetila vsled tega nobena
smrtna nesreta, pat pa s. je bait.
ia so pri2adete hliznle naselhine.
l1i Sc nahajajo ob yzqozju ognje
nika.
Ker So je nahajal vladin earin-
ski parnik Manning lstocasno
y zaliyu. je sprawl mad 500 MOI.
zen in otrok ua Farno. Prcostallm
nasel iencem meSta manning do
nasa pa pat7ak vodo in hrano
kaiti voda s. Ie Y studencu vsled
zyeplene iave popolnoma okallia
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-06-13

Chicago, ILL.,, II. luniJa. Med
Ipristasi in delegati Rooseveltove
repnhlikanske stranke, tako tudi
med Taftovo, Sc sedaj goyori sa-
mo to, bode Ii priscl zanesljiso r.
Roosevelt semkai ma zhorovahJe
'al nes Vobfe 81 nadelajo bivSega
predsednissa, da dospe v Chicago
Ev petek zye6er; nimaio pa @ tenn
Sc ms zanesiliyih porosii.
Pristasem Rooseyelta in Tafta
le seveda lezeee ia tenn, prldohiti
81 dokal vellko Sieyiln onih dele :
gatov IA narodno republlkansso
konvencijo, XII Sc MISC odloeeni ns
za tega ne "a omega William Bar
mes. vodja Rooseveltove vohine
kampanje ie dospel danes semkaj
IL New Yorka. Ia .je mnenja, ola
hadey pridobil dosti nakionjenee,
"a svoJega kandidata med dele
gait na podiagi znane platforme
Xxi je hila objavijena v Rochestru
\. Y. Ia je razdelil med ME tu
Iii veliko siegile okrozmc.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-06-13
Andrea Carnegie Loudonu,

London, 8 jnniJa ~,maa- je
dospel zaanj mlIlaaar 'aua 2le
il New Yorks. ia y sava.l za
pydeljeno m}l ST. s4,.u. % rta
,orja nniverze nes.H Aberdeen
ma skotskem ko II aotei Car
negie gooorili. na>,asa ge slav
nostni dvoraui prav9ata ahaiza
Dljaki So zvizgah NWa Il to'sil
stoli, da nj bllo ,.t>a'l besedtae
tastnega rek'oria. N>e ~ s. r. pa
uprizorila ~ samega uar0bseu}a
X memo s9 uavzoei aaIa-Ho pa.
1drazll E]lhorega 5ahrotuaa "a
eospa Carnegie Ia J4n 5e p1
3jholom p1parot5. aat a,laue
80 atstinan,lf doater % pa,ta
u-Jo mlllonar4
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-06-13
Povodnji oh Mississ,ppiju.

New Orleans. La II iunQa. IT
Nsled xadnjeea de5eyja narastla
D. zopet yoda vehkem Hymeha
lezu. ki preti sedaj staGovaieein
naselhlue nes Aliemands, la. -
Nladlna resllno ta0stye ualele Je
v>led tega po~ehnu vlak, ia D. =
prayoeasno resalo 1ndetae pe.bi-
valee pred veilka nesfete Poplay
ilencea raztlellla - d tndl Nef
ahleke Ter hraae. ker so $40 hfes
sresiStex Pr Ia Fnurehe b Fo-
ia izs&opsla ~ stirl cvyl1e vlseSo
"a svole strux. taal - 50 pssslali
~ treeuo poanes
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-06-13
Poslanec drzavne zbornlce pcne.
sreCil.

Washington, IL junija DR.
zavnega posianca IL Louisiana,
Robert G. Wiek!lffeja 50 nash da
mes ubitega Ia zelezni6ni progi
bllzu Potomac parka in Potomae
reke pri nostu. Ne ge Sc natango,
ali ga je poyozii viak, all jc pa pa
del IL knpela, ko Sc j. danes zJu-
iraj yratal IL Iowa na ribe domov.
Nlegoya 4rpna uFa - j. vstavila
OBJ 9:23 zjuiraj, prav ob tasu. lso
kriza omst yeliko elGk8y
pokojni Wiekiiifc ic pripadal
,iemokraSi,l stranki; izy9ijen .je
hii poslaneem ze viru"i3. Pe po
hiicu le hil odvetnik, donna ia me
sta ST. Franeisville. La. ki spada
pod 6 kongreslonaini disfrikt. Da.
.siravno sele 81 LEI star, v3elezil Sc
je tudi zaduJe spanske yoJne Y
poslanski 2borniei Sc je poScbuc
'@avzeinal "a polJedelske razmere
Iruplo ponesreeenca nalnerayale
prepeljsti na dom nlegovega St
siveeega o6eta.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-06-13
n.ednarodna zrakoplovna dirka.

Chicago. L. ju,njG, Irako
plovm klub drlas Illinois name
raya prirediil due 2 sept ua ve
hkem Cicero vethalisen medns
rodno zrnkaplcNao dsrko \ q
ssrho j. posabil voe gnamh rfa
koplovcev. da So udele13o tekm,
Dose,ial il priJayllo SyuJe sode
loysnje le % 1rakoplos evv i "
alnjenih lrIas in lNwolfe
Zmagovnleem - b.s,lo rax,ls i,l,
Pm te3 dirk eQe nagfatis y NI~e
kit denarmh fneskib Naihel5 p,
zauiany l>tal mii3 ,hlgi obkre1R
polet ekeli & strat parka, Ii },
vladina lass. nlrsa - bods a.
klJudlla lt sept.