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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

primary elections by a candidate for
the most virulent and constituencies
dema sogue the country has ever pro
duced and that the candidate of the
Democratic party for whom more
delegates have been chosen than for
any other is a type of wash-hucking
politician which it was supposed had
disappeared from public life, SO TAI
as the possibility of receiving any
high political nomination was con-
cerned, a half century ago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08
III T. A X ID
By
II u B e

JOHN ID has another grandson. Poor
old Writings chances of getting that
drinking fountain are now about as
ain as the setting sun, as seen from be-
hind its smokestacks.
DENTIST, AS A HOME BREAKER"
record Herald headlines. In this case
the husband rather than the dentist
filled the wrong vacancy
ALONG with the passing OF T. B. D.
and his little dictagraph you never hear
anything about the I-orimer case any
more. This old world always demands
new sensations on its newspaper stage
IN case they ever get old age nen-
sions in this country we don't see
where 1t will benefit the women very
much. as they won't admit to their
years.
BEFORE 1t was Bogus Classy and the
bogus alderman, but now that Battle
Axe Castleman has promised the edi-
tor of the 'steemed Gary Trib. a place
on the park board we now read about
Mister Castleman. Councilman Castle
man and the Hon. Mawruss Napoleon
Castleman.
ROCKEFELLER institute asks us.
Why Eatg This is a considerable cues
t,on when one thinks OF how the price
of foodstuffs have gone up. one of
the institute scientists have discovered
that the human body can get along for
ty days without eating. Yet IL the
| same research were given to the aues-
ton of how to get along without case
line and kerosene the motor owners
and farmers wouldn't mind the cost of
eats
! SEE that the castle of the Knights OF
| st. John Hospltallers has been retaken
| after four centuries. This ought to give
| the democratic party up East Chicago
way some hope that they may be able
| to do something at least by 1899.
| THE steel trust wants to watch out
One of the members OF the tribunal to
| try it is Judge Hook.
| REMEMBER the time when it tooh
you three days to learn how to balancs
yourself for your first bicycle ride.
Now days it takes one three days try
| ing to balance the bank account after
| buying a motorcycle.
| ANOTHER new invention to detec'
| icebergs has been discovered. From
what we can learn all the detectors il
the world don't bother the steamship.
WHEN you begin to figure that sick
ness in this country costs s720,000,00'
every year you can readily see why al
| of the docs in the county can afford au
/ tos.
4 IN other words. the next time yo'
have an appendicitis operation you cal
4 figure that the proceeds viii probabl.
be split between the doc and the frs
automobile dealer.
4 NO doubt the Hon. Patrick G. Finer
ty. lately dcposed street commission
/. er of Gary, has now learned who is tn
power behind the throne at the cit
4 hall.
EAST CHICAGO is having a har
time trying TO break into the limeligh
| as a second Reno. Someone please wir
Tex Riekard.
MANY a plain-clothes cop wears fan
cy clothes and sparkles two-carat.
:, THE eternal triangle: One man an
II two women or one woman and tw
men,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08
The Day in
HISTORY

16ss-Le Sage. the author of "Gil
Bias born. Died Nov II, 1747.
16S9-Nicholas Perrot erected fort on
Lake Pepin, and took possession of
the Minnesota country in the name
of the king of France
1794-united States post effice depart
ment established by act of Con-
greSs.
1s06-Robert Morris, the financier OF
the American Revolution. died in
Philadelphia. Born In Liverpool,
Jan. 20. 1874.
1s24-william Walker. the noted ali
buster. born in Nashville, Tenn
Executed in Honduras. Sept. IL
1850.
1s25-General Lafayette visited Louis
vile.
1S46--In the battle or Palo Alto, the
first engagement of the Mexican
war. the Americans under Gen
Taylor defeated the Mexicans un-
der Gen. Arista.
1S51-Southern Rights Convention met
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

better spirit of hearty cooperation
than there is today. The big city of
in the boundary lines of North Town
ship and we all rejoice in this fact.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

THE aurora borealis has been sue
cessfuliy photographed. Next thing
we know, some camera fiend will be
getting a good picture of the illunl-
mating bulb that some old soaks use
as a nose.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

CONTEMPORARY says country
ought to have better grade of vice
presidents. What was the matter
with T. Roosevelt or Charley Fair
banks2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08
Up and Down in
IN d. A N A
CHURCH FIGHTS JAIL SITE.

simultaneously with the officials an
nouncement that the old county jail
had been condemned came an injunc-
ton suit brought by members of the
United Presbyterian church at Prince
ton to enjoin the board from using d
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

American men are cold and unsym-
pathetic Well there are some
around here that she has never met
or she would have TO carry ice around
with her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

The woman looking for a smart coat
model will surely be delighted with the
splendid one here shown. This garment
possesses more than one of the latest
fashion features of the season 1t has
the new cutaway closing outline and FIST
ems by a single button The collar ard
revcrs is aa item of interest as well az
the new shaped sleeves. For suit de-
velopment whipcord. serge. mohair or pom
gee would be appropriate.
The pattern. No. 5,S01. is cut in sizes
81 TO AZ inches bust measure Medium
size requires 3& yards of 90 inch ma
terial. Il Of a yard Of n inch contrasting
goods.
The pattern can be obtained by sendinI
10 cents to the Office of this paper
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08
FOR SHERIFF..

Editor TIMES: Kindly announce my
name as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Lake County. subject to the
decision of the Democratic nominating
convention. MARTIN S GILL;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

ROCHESTER must be great
town They are still debating down
there whether the Titanic is at the
bottom of the ocean OF suspended
about half way.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

BOTH President Taft and Mr..
Roosevelt seem to have tremendous
faculty of covering whole lot of
territory in their hunt for the elusive
delegate vote.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08
FOR RECORDER.

Editor TIMES: lou are authorized to
announce TO your readers that I am .
candidate for the nomination of County
Recorder, subject to the wishes of the
Democratic nominating convention. to
be held at date to be decided upon
JACOB FRIEDMAN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

WHITING has reached the stage
after the tumultous events of the
and eat a little strawberry short cake
now and anon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08
Political Announcements
FOR AUDITOR

Editor TINES: Kindly announce my
name as a candidate for the office of
Auditor OF Lake County, subject TO the
will of the Democratic nominating ron.
vention ED. SIMON.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

LIMA Cavelieri says she will never
Ising in America again, but so far, it
has not been seen where any great
loss of sleep has occurred over the
fact
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

THE man who isn't glad he is
alive after one of these delicious
spring showers when Natures deli
cate perfume envelopes everything is
la queer sort of a man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

YOU have to given men some
credit. You never hear of one of
them applying for divorce because of
the house cleaning season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

THE suffragettes are ready to
take any job that men have but we
have yet to see one of them aching to
be wireless operator on a steam
ship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

THE seeress who predicted great
disasters and great loss of life in ac-
cidents for 1912 seems to be making
good all around
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

SINCERITY is the quality which
one to keep them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

CHINA'S republic seems to be try
ing to get into as much trouble as the
defunct old monarchy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

One of the largest mortgages ever
recorded in Madison County was filed
in the recorders office and covers the
Anderson property of the American
Vulcanite Roofing Company. together
with other plants in Chicago and
Franklin, o. The mortgage is for
500, 200 and is executed in favor OF the
Colonial Trust and Savings Bank and
Eangdon C. Ross. trustee. to secure an
issue of the bonds of the company for
a like amount.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

THE dandelion crop was not in,
jured in the least by the frost.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

IT isn't necessary for one city to
stir up a shooting scrape just because
it's neighbors do.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

WE have an office boy who wanted
to celebrate Shakespeare birthday 50
he would get chance to go to ball
game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Hammond Chapter. No. III. meets
second and fourth Wednesday OF each
month.
Hammond Commandery. No. Al. Reg
ular meeting first and third Monday Of
each month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

GUESS you can put the snow
shovel in the moth balls now for
sure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08
cI.,npsMEy UspEn ARREST.

Samuel Axiom and Fred Cowgirl. be-
longing to Company L. First Regiment,
Indiana national guard. are under ar
rest at Mt. Vernon. charged with non
attendance at drills and failure to re
port at the inspection of the company
April 18th Their trials will be held
Friday before the officers of Company
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08
CONTRIBUTES TO TITANIC FUND.

Kiktnaweenund Chapter, Daughters
of the Anne rican Revolution of Ander-
son. has made the first local contri5u-
ton to a fund for the erection of a
monument TO the victims OF the recent
wreck of the steamship Titanic The
sum of SIS was forwarded yesterday
with a communication to President
Taft
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08
PARR SUFFERS FIFTH FIRE.

ARE You READING THE -rMEss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

site opposite the church for jail pur-
poses. An appropriation was recently
made by the county council for buying
the site and the commissioners had
counted making the purchases s.
Judge Clements of the local Circuit
Court has granted temporary re-
Straining order and has set May 10 for
hearing the case. The site in question
| is on East State street, a half block
! from the public square. The commits
sioners say there are no other avaiia-
BILE lots
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

Precinct committeeman of both
parties who have just completed TAX
ing the six months poll preliminary to
registration next Thursday are sur
prised at the great increase in the So
cialistic poll of Anderson. In one pre-
cinct both the Democratic and Repnp-
lican poll talxer reported more Social
lists than members of either of tbs
other parties.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-30

ten oen lebten 3us 5u beri1umen
ruiinihen, 10 iino Tie I'M Sanie gut
auiqeboben. Gas mar 10 gut gemeint
nno 10 artig geiagt, bob Die iab aiIs
iladernoe 9iothe Der lieben 0nnber'
eenoiIin iid idnea per5o9. Qann lad'
ten mir beioe aus pouem Ser5en u1o
reidten Der Iome bes Saules Die
Sano: Gie SerridaTten ipunlhfeii
niht, ben lebten 3ug 5u berlounlen,
obipobl npf reidlid @ein oorbanoen
imo Die Gtin1ntltng 10 flinaeno uno
iingeno mar. 95m Stillen aber nottrte
id mir in oos guh metner Wanoers
erIebniiie ailh oieie gfpiiooe. 9as gl'
iaf, lit bod 0as Sanb galanter, artl'
ger s5rauen, Die 3ierlifes nit gln'
ninth gu ingen piiien. SD griibe DID.
,Sralt 8irtbin i'm idonen goseien'
tbali 80.
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Rene otbeten.


Murtin pruhneipsti an SprinJ
GarDer 6. Il. 3. &c., $4,000.
Diltelmina Wehsl an glart Stres!
g. IL. 9. Co., $75.
Wenbel Wliftler an Cabinet 6. II.
3. 60, $500.
U. $. Sro6elmann an gremen
Str. 6. II. g. &c., $1,000.
Marp aoettel an SoutbIioe 8. II.
3. 60, $3.50.
3oe s. Dunlap an Gait Walnut
9ills .. II. 6. Co., $500.
4ntbnnp 2eh on Brighton Gerz
man Sant Co., $1,000.
Charles 6. Gift on Jinblap g. u.
3. 60, No. 8, $4,000.
5plsr GleaIou an Miami 5otpns
i1ip 3. II. 6. Co., $225O.
atbraham s. 9uud an Sbe Ootleg
purt Co., $1,000.
Sad Eoeers on bieielbe, $1,000.
Sfaac Malter an WlercantiIe 9. Il.
6. Co., $4,000.
gonrab 2aubt on @ermania 9. a(.
go. 3, $25OO.
Caroline Siernberg an gbmarS
MeB, $500.
Carrie 4brabams on 2oiantini9.
3. II. g. Co., 5000.
90. 6. 5arper on lnitD 9. II. g
Co., $500.
2ouifs s. 8ifbOp an MpOmins 6
II. g. Co.. $4,000.
9enrp q. Ramp an Weitern Scr.
man 9ant. $7OO.
9lbrum Mbitnad an Delta 6. q
Co., 500.
Sufnn Neiert an gnterprife 9. M
Co., 1896.
Jrant H. 3ufti. an MiIfOrb Som.
g. Co., $4,000.
9lntbonp 2srb an gbarles 5. gos
denitetts it,. $500.
s. u. Suuer an Dan. 9OmenD,
Sofepb u. 2onnemann an Wsit!is
der Stern 8. u. g. g., $3.50.
2atprence 8. Rsuoss an Glenn y,
II. g. o.. $275O.
1bcOhore 8. Rueter on GreDerld
Glob, $500.
8etiIste 9ppotbeten.
.. Ni4aelis an Sdcob s. pfeffer.
$500.
Nbam RieFell on Carthage g. u.
g. o., $500.
gbnaro Bare an Gpring 0roos
Mpe. 6. u. .. Co.. 5000.
Jdmes 9bomas an Sof. 4rrnbrus
Fer, $1,000.
Gbitb 5. Gbaeffer an Hi6lep uni
.@idIep. 1895.
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Vrunoeiseatbu siibertrasansen

Gtn Ct n n q II, 29. W0n.
pbilIip 3. OsasIe an 5er6ert 8
Ya4ono. elm Subr Rontraft, bonn 25
Rooember 1912 fir rs syub an be,
Weitleite bon 8epis Mpe. in Qealnui
6ilIs. Miethe 81 nit Dorreht ,um
Int1If fir S2387.5 so.
Darius 80. Jlinn on Ro6ert
Staub. 3 Sabre aontraft. pom 1. De.
Sember 1912 auf 8 Mder Qano ar
Der iiibpeitliden gde BON ssn5icl
6il IDe. unb Wliami MDe., in goium-
bio Sofpnibip. Sdbrlihe Rente $12O
Sames 5bomos an So1epb 4rm.
bruiter, Sbeil bon Got SO BON 4bra.
bam @oorbses' llnterabtbeiluna in
HeaGns, iotpie 5beil BON Got 1O8 II
s. s. OliDer's /. Mbbition in Cod
lano, 81.
Nelie 5. Sort an Jobn u. WiIioa,
$3.50 Ider 2anb in Gettion 20 in
Golersln 9otpnfbip, 81.
gbarIes 5. 8odenftstte it. an Mns
tbonD leh elm Stiid lnnb in Sation
80 in Willereet 1otpnfbip. 81.
gDaneeline paslid an Gerhdrb.
8. Kramer, 1beil BON Got 43 in SbIe.
.ptlS GsnAitate llutepatt9e;!uHs. ST.
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Samuel .. Cooper an Sobn W.
esenfins, apt SS in Sbletpilo Snn-
bitate llnterabtbeilnns, 81.
ssrsD. 90. aruie an W}arthd 8rui,,
a. fub on Der Norbieite BON @son=
moor 9lpe. in Noripoop, 81.
Charlotte 3, Grber ON MDers q
Cooper, SO BEL 40 Sub on Der We'ts
Ieite Der Duncan Npe., 300 ssnb Iiio.
lid bon Sbierpatorp Moe., 81.
u. 2tliee 2angbon II. u. an 0ar.
rem &. 2anspon, aontrattinbaberz
@runbeigentbum bon unsefdbr SO
Mder, benubt pom 2oiahtinille Gours
TRIP Club, $3312.50.
Rutberforb 9. $. Rpbo1t an Sotn
Wslh, 8 Sabre aontratt pcm II. go
oember 1912 bon Got 1S in 8enIor IL
Rnboll's unterabt6eifung in gbepiot
Monatlihe Mietbe $1S.
:. Nitter Stegmdn, Ibminiitraso,
bon milliam airnes, Got 10 in Sobr
u. aaies' Gitate. $400.
Carlisle Murboh an Gpelnn S.
McSpmon, 81 bel 36 SUB an ber
Siibieite Der 2aurel Str, 63 SUB
bon Gutter Str, 81.
Clarence s. McSpmon II. u. an
Carlisle Mhlrood, 27 bel 36 Sup an
Der SiibIeits bon 2aurel Ctr, So Sub
ron Gutter Ctr, $4,000.
5hc SafIep part SO. an George
30. S1untsr, 33 BEL 100 Sub on Der
Roroieite bon 6isb Str,. 81.
5be Satlsp patt So. on George
gB. sunter, Got 594 in unterab.hele
lung ~" pon Satlep purt, 81.
Sieielbe an 9eprge W. Sunter. 6
Cots in plsaIunt Rioss Spuoisate
llnterabtbeilung ST.
emma M. Waensr OIL gonrah
2auot, 2ots "a unb II in Soiepb !,
Utilr2 llnterabtbeilung in Sarttrea,
81.
aate $. Sped an 6. Gertruhs
Stuebins, 90 Bel so SUB an Der
Siioitite bon Milton Ctr, 81.
9lntbonp Suerman Ii. u. on Wfors
ris Gldpton Ii. o., 3 Sabre aontrott.
pom /. Suli 1912, auf bas 8runos
'fud on Der iiibpeItlihen gde oor
Ginn unb 8etts Ctr. Wtonatli6t
Mieite $35.
Snmes 6. RobinIon, Sruites, on
souife 5. 8iIbop II. a., 5beil bon Got
Is Ii; Mpers q. gooper's llntsrabs
ibeiIuns an Wontietb Ctr, 81.
gapbonie 3d., Reeier on bic StlOi
Cincinnati, 5beil BON Got IA in
Sane 5inblap's llnterabtheiluns, ST.
Ridarb !6oebbel on Inton Setsrs
ION, Elm Got an WaInut plaee, 81.
gbriitian 6oll an Gmmaline Jnne
rerimitb, SO 4der 2anb in Settiou
19, in Springfield solpnIhip, 81.
Clara u. Ritter an GDtparo g
Quinn, Qot 19 in Sahs II. Sames
llntercbtbsiIung in 9pbs part, 81.
Soieph Suebbemonn on SoIeph o.
Qpnnemann, Got 221 in Welt!uoor
S1eishts unterabtbeilun9, 81.
G6arlss s. Wiaiams on Wi0iam
g. oittle, Sruitss. 45 BEL 81 Sub an
Der Iiibpeitlifen gde Der s. uno Nac:
Str, 81.
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Gbas. 6. Giit an 5inblap 6. u. y.
go. 3 Co., $4,000.
Margaret G6drle an @rnit Stas
tipn 6. Ii. g. Co., $4,000.
1ieTelbe an Weltsrn Qpe. 9. ",
$500.
Morp 5. enis an Sarrp sdrOsrer,
$500.
9. 8. Smitb on Wm. u. M6ite,
1855.
eucinba. M. 2i'hsr an gesan IL
Wialams, 500.
2lliec 9. Reebl an Wtpbaipf @ermer
9. II. g. Co., $4,000.
Clara 8reele an Union Sdpings
9. II. 3. g., $4,000.
lpuiS Hou1 an 9ermania 3. Il
go. 3, $4,000.
s. SO. Jostpeu an Minna SisarIit,
$500.
Gloiie SO. Blair on Soutbern S9i-
8. IL. 8. 60, $4,000.
2ulu 9. Campbell an Soutbern
Ohio 6. II. 3. Co., $250O.
Suian Neiert an Gnterpriie 3. u.
Co., $1400.
Gbas. 8ingplb an 2enpr 9. Il. Z.
Co., $500.
s. SO. Maobur on bieielbe, $4,000.
g9as. 8odenitette jr. an Obeon s.
u. Co., $1,000.
eSof. Ouebbeman on De1tlthsr
Stern 3. II. 8. &c., $4,000.
@eorge M. Mos an 2lntonio 0omi
8. II. g. &c., $500.
6. 8. 4ellosg an Spring 8rop'
Npe. g. II. g. 60, $25OO.
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g d | q Il M e ter.

Sausmutter (5u Dem Sauspater
Der I'M aorrioor Die @asleitung OBJ
lteut): "Ou pergibt pobl gans, oaB
Der 4err alieiior nod nit Borden
I'm Salon iist?!. Bir fonnen i'm
ooh nnlnoglid i'm 9unfIen Iaiien?!"
9nusooter: sd Dia eben Dem
Cuftatrbe elm Gn0e MAIDEN, baB ct
u.ner 4inb iiber feline abiihten in,
&u.,fleD Iabt!"
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2utber, cine mptb 10 gis
7 de Sigur. Der 8ebl,rtstag oes
Heformators ruft einen geiitpoIleu
SherS bes befannten 8erntanilten b.
Sagen ins 8eo1htniB. er obeInies"
ndmlib in elmer ip1ter I'M 9rude er.
ifienenen Hebe, oaB 2i,tber ME ge'
lebt babe, ionbern eine mDtbologiide
ssigur lei. gr banbbabt babel ben iibs
lihen fritiihen 9lppurat Der Gbiloloa
gen uno altlhirbiItortfer, nm oeren
Jhdtigfeit 81 periiflteren, nit 10 gro.
ger Sertigfeit, baB er iiberraidenoe
8irfi,ngen er5ielt. Ston Die Hiidbe.
3iebune al,f Sns 60. /. 8ans) lit Der.
hdd}tig, 1nb Die liegt, abgeieben pom
Der poIt fcitiinl, fabrl5irten Bropbe3ei-
ing bonn Mittenberger Sdppan, barti,,
DaB man 2ntber am Wnrtinstas ees
boren iein IdBt. gisleben, bos nls 8e.
birtsort angegaben piro, be5eif,let
burh feinen Nannen BEN llebergang
BON Der GrItarrling Der Stride gum
8laubenSlcben, unb ooB iein Batter
elm gergnrann iein ioIl, beutet oarauf
bin, onb er Die Sf,dse Der reinen
2ebre ipieoer ans 2if)t sebraht bat.
2ie gra1bluns bon ieiner 9efebrilng
ourh einen 2ihtItrabI lit ofienlihtlid,
cine NnhbiIbiing bes geridtes iiber
Die gefebrung Bauli (9lpoitelgelh.
9, 3, 4, tpie oieier iiberbniipt bel Der
aonitruftion bon 2i,tbers 2eben fls
8orbil6 geoiert bat. Sn Wittenberg
laBt man ibn gegen Bapit itno ale.
rus auftreten, einiadl, neil BET Der
8riin6ing Der llniperiitdt Der @e-
banfe ausgeiprohen iporben mar, BON
bier aus Diir0en emit ale 0oifer
Weisbeit empfangen. llebriaens lit
auh bier ipieber oiegfudbcsiebung anf
Sus: Trng Iiegt am @eiBen gergc,
(@ittenberg). Die mihtigiien Gtafio.
men ieines 2ebens limb Srte. on benen
0ie bei,tiden Snd,e ibr Weien treibt.
Sssn slugsburg rettet i'm, pie gelagt
iuirb, Der Meber Gnngnlantel, often.
bar Der Seniel init sSaiiits 3auber.
n,ontel, in @orrrS tritt er anifer nno
Heih entgeaen, ipie einitSiegfrieo BEN
Mefen, i,nb idlieBIid) fpir0 er nuf Die
iagenlimlpobene @artbiirg entfiibrt,
iuib uif)t iHionit beiBt er bier Sum
fer @eorg. Gr ion an ben 9rahen.
tooter unb ssungfrauenbefreier erin.
nfrn. 3nrnus entitnnb bnnn ipieoer
Die Gage BON ieiner Nefreiimg Der
aatborina BON Bora nno Der gerbei.
ratbung NIT ibr. gs fpmboliTtrt oos
oos nur Die 0erbi,lonng Der neuen
2ebre nit oer Der aatborer. GdIieB.
Iih IdBt man Tin tpieber in gisleben
iterbelt 6eiien Nnrlea ieinen Cob uno
icin 2eben In iih ihIiebt. Cutler III
.saIio1 cine Gigur hes u1ntbus.
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geaniigt Gu6 nift barnit, Sa'

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morrboioen tenpordr 5li lnteroriis
den, tpie es ginreibungen, @aldmit-
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rllng nit Den peridieoenartigiteu Sal
len, Die bon glersten aIler Shulen
ihari beobaftct iporben iino, opne
3fpeiiel beipieien bat, baB gnafeiis
0os ein5iae perniinftige unb 5uperlaI.
iige Rabifolmittel geeen oieles 6red.
|Iihe SeISen lit. gs lin6ert BEN
Shrers iofort, oriidt Die @efhipuIlt
Suriid, entfernt Die uriahen unb pcr-
biitet ibre @ieoerfebr. Cine Trobe
BON anafeiis miro bon g. Reultabter
& Co., 9or 1916, gtelp Dorf, fret
perianot. By.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-17
ALL THE WOMEN
REPORTED SAFE
Message May Mean All on Board, or
Merely the Members Of One
Party.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, April IA relayed
private message from the Carpathis
received here today announced that
"al the women are safe"
The message was received by Mrs.
j. w Bonnell of Youngstown, Ohio, at
the Waldorf-Astoria from Henry Wick
her brother who is aboard the Olym-
pic Wick received a wireless from his
niece, Mrs. Bonnell's daughter, Caro-
line Bonnell, who with George w.
Wick, her uncle, sailed on the Titanic.
The message read:
"All the women safe Have no word
of George"
George Wick's name does not APP
pear on the list of survivors on the
Carpathia and he is believed to be lost.
1t is believed that the "all women
In the wireless relates to all the wo.
men Of the Wick-Bonnell party Miss
Mary Wick was also passenger and
her name appears on the list of the
survivors. The party consisted of Miss
Caroline Bonnell her aunt Miss Eliza.
beth Bonnell, George D. Wick, Mrs
Wick and their daughter, Miss Natalie
Wick.