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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
INTEREST IN COL. CARLSLE'S
BOOM IS WIDESPREAD
Indiana Republicans Regard South Bend Man Strong
Factor-Col Lockwood Favorte of the ntSaloon
League-Denal Is Made that Jim Goodrich Will Be
Gubernatorial Candidate.

down all of the overtures and remained
at his business They say. too, that the
last two governors of Indiana have
been lawyers and that the next one
ought to be a business man. They say
he is not a factional republican.
The anti-saloon league is manipulate
ing things TO the best of its ability to
bring about the nomination OF George
B. Lockwood of Marion for governor on
the republican ticket. Mr.. Lockwood is
the one man among all of those mon
toned who would be entirely satisfac
tory to the anti-saloon league. A few
days ago there appeared in one OF the
Indianapolis papers a long writeup of
Lockwood and his prospects as can
didate for the nomination, and the pa
per gave him a good boost, telling of
all OF his fine points. The anti-saloon
league has reproduced that article in
the American Issue, the official organ
of the league. without comment The
American Issue goes to temperance peo-
pie all over Indiana. and the article In
question und ubtedy will do what 1t
ff.onffnued on Pare 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
CROWN POINT TEAM
MAY Quit LEAGUE
County Seat May Secede
Because Officials Failed
to Provide Pennant.
(special 10 THE TIMEs.l

Crown Point, Ind, June 1.--Incensed
over the dilatory tactics of the North :
ern Indiana League officials In their
failure to present the Crown Poin.
baseball team with the pennant won
az ehaurptons of the " L League last
year there IS strong talk of a secession
of the local team from the league this
year. they to play independent ball or
join the semi-pro league OF Chicago.
advances having been made in that di
rection by the Chicago clubs who are
anxious to play ball here How much
more time will be allowed the Off
cials to come forward with the pen
nant remains to be seen, but the bell
lieose talk of some of the prominent
fans here augers poorly for Crown
Point remaining a fixture in the N. 7
league for the balance of the season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
ARREST WIFE
DESERTER
Especial to THE TrMEs.) }

Whiting, Ind, June 1--Stanislaus
Bziabos a wife deserter. was arrested
in Whiting yesterday. The local police
received a letter from the police of
I.ackawanna, n. Y, yesterday stating
that Bziabos had deserted his wife and
two children in that city last March
and that it was thought that he was
now living in Whiting. Bziabos was
soon located living on Indiana boule-
ward and was placed under arrest. Aft
er being taken to the station he signed
waiver of extradition. agreeing 10
go back and face his accusers with no
further trouble. The police telegraph
ed this fact TO the L.ackawanna police
last night and received an answer that
an officer would start at once to get
Bziabos.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
SEWER
SYSTEM
PLANNED

Plans for a comprehensive deep sew
er system, signaling one of the biggest
municipal improvements in the history
~ 94slssssz c4ssss s&Etsss'
Mayor Smafley's administration, the
first steps for this having been taken
yesterday.
w. S. Shields, one of Chicago's lead
ing consulting engineers and an ex-
pert on sanitary sewering, came to
Hammond yesterday at the invitation
of Mayor Smalley, and with the city's
chief executive, the members of the
board of public works and Peter j.
Lyons. the city civil engineer. took a
bird's-eye. view of the whole situation.
Expert is Needed.
While the city has not yet entered
into a contract with Mr.. Shields, this
much is certain whatever is to be done
in working out the deep sever system,
is to be done by an expert. Once an
expert is retained, he is to be given
free rein to work out plan broad
enough for unit system for the whole
city and its future growth, and the
possibilities of an amalgamation with
the cities of Whiting and East Chi
cago-
One of the problems from an econo-
mical standpoint to work out will be to
build the system so that but one pump
ing station and one altering bed Will
be necessary.
Calumet or Columbia avenue appar-
emily will furnish the most feasible
route for the north and south mains,
with the Calumet river as the possi-
BILE junction point for the two arms.
The plans. however. are only in embryo
at this time, and once an engineer is
retained to work on them will begin in
earnest
Present system Small.
Certain portions of the north side
need an improved sewer system imme-
diately. and with the rapid develop
ment on the south side, the sewers
there are nearly taxed to capacity and
are over-taxed in a heavy rain.
The north side was the first to agi-
tate the project aggressively. but an
anaIyzation of the situation In Ham
mond impresses the fact that north
side deep sewer would at the best be
only piece work. 1t is for the sake of a
pumping station and the filtration beds,
that ii becomes necessary to make the
deeb sewer system a city-wide project.
AS is usually the case in the improve
ments of this kind, the procedure and
the work will be slow, and it Is for
this reason that Mayor Smalley pro-
noses to tackle the problem in earnest
now before the need becomes to i'm
perative.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
REAL ESTATE MEN
PLAN An INNOVATION
Thousands of Chicago Peo-
pie To Be Brought Into
Hammond Each Sunday.

Gostlin. Meyn & Co. plan an innova-
ton in the sale of real estate in HAM
mond. Through George F'ryhofer that
company is making arrangements to
bring several carloads of people into
Hammond from the territory along the
Illinois Central and Chicago, Lake
Shore s. South Bend railroads
These people will have the advan-
tages of Hammond pointed out to them
and the fact that lots are being sold
dirt cheap will be demonstrated.
1t is expected that several thousand
people will be brought TO Hammond
every Sunday over 1000 circulars
have been sent out in the territory
along the Illinois entral and South
Shore lines.
Free transportation to the north
side in Hammond is promised The
South Shore line will be used exclu-
sively
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
CAMP PAIGN
FOR. new
MEMBERS

The Hammond Chamber of Commerce
will have directors meeting in the
Lake superior court house next Mon
day incidentally DIR. J. T. Clark is
initiating another campaign for mem
bers and this will be started on Mon
day
1t is the purpose of the organization
to largely increase its membership. and
ii is believed that the campaign for
new members can be just as successful
as the one which was put on recently
under the auspices of Messrs. Barrick-
low and Bender.
In the meantime 1t is hoped that
some of the Hammond business men
who shouted their disapprovaI of the
plan of the temporary organization
to employ these men will indicate by
their future acts that they do not have
to be lead around by the ears by a
pair of outsiders in order to get results
in a membership contest.
Get Busy.
The criticism was made of the tempo
rary organization that just as good re-
suits could have been secured had no
money been paid to outsiders. Now
those who have voiced this criticism
are asked to get into the game and
prove that their plan is the best If
they get one-half the number of mem
bers that are now enrolled they will
be considered to have made a good rec
ord
This plea is made for the purpose
of getting many people into the
work on next Monday IS is possible.
The fact is pointed out that a large
number of workers busying themselves
for short time can do more than few
workers employed a great deal of their
time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
SHE THINKS He IS
WOfxI III 100000

III you were n spTtgatiy yonng wild
o" and Wanted Ia Het married. what
value would you place upon nice.
eligible man. What's thaty Twenty
I'VE cerfs' We'll that would be a
fair price for most men. but wild
ow VINO Ives on Cape Cod II ac-
quaintcd With man ws,n Nve~ IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01

New York whom sire ,aIuess at slUoUU,-
ooo. fteI name is Mrs. Mary A. Gar
nd. and she is q beautiful young
widow from Bourne. Mass The man
Is Francis Gushing Green.
BY the terms of Mr.. eiarland's will
n 8 widow is entitled TO the use Of his
$40. 900. 0o0 estate so long as she re-
mains single, but on ner marriage she
must forfeit all. She has fallen In
love with Mr.. Gushing and will prob
ably marry him. Money isn't every
tning. and love is.' says Mrs. Gar
land. And besides, who knows but
that tho man whom | am going to
marry fas more money than the
amount l win lose by marrying
again 70
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01

THE TIMES ALWAYS HAS FOUGHT
FOR sHE INTERESTS OF THE CON-
MON PEOPLE-FOR THE NAN WHO
WORKS FOR a LIVING
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
Four Names Presented.l

Four names were presented to the
convention for nomination. Taft.
Roosevelt. Cummings and Lafollette.
The convention had 262 delegates, 1872
being necessary for a choice. None of
the sesifdfdates could control that many
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01

THE MOST WIDELY READ NEWS
PAPER IN NORTHERN INDIANA
THE TIMES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01

You Will say that a Lavender cigar
cannot be beat, ss you try one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
Endorse woman's Suffrage.

1t was an cent for which the stu
dents under the able direction of Miss
Mary Burhans, teacher of civics and
history, had prepared themselves for
weeks. The mock convention went a
step farther, than the real repu ublican
national convention will go in its plat
form. The Hammond politicians went
on record in favor of woman's suff-
rage and made the cause a plank in
the nartX'S nlafforn1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
HUGHES IS
NOMINATED
PRESIDENT
Spectacular Convention BY
Hammond High School
Students, One of Most
Notable Events In History
of Lake County Schools.

Justice Charles Hughes of New
York. member of the United States
Supreme court is the choice of the re-
publican party for the nomination for
president. Such at least is the decree
of the very exciting mock republican
national convention held last night by
the Hammond high school students at
the Christian church.
Came On Second Ballot.
The conventional dark horse" who
usually begins to stamp and snort
around. several weeks before a real
convention. appeared in the mock con-
vention last night on the second bal i.
lot. the delegates having been hope
lessly divided any other name. 1t
took three hours to put the dark horse
over and adults, who were present
last night and in the past also at real
convention, said that the affair last
night, that it lacked nothing, as far as
form procedure and spirit was con
cerned.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-01
WEATHER.

UNSETTLED TODAY,
PROBABLY SHOWERS;
SUNDAY FAIR.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17
9ic 2ict. Seruinns absepieien.
Wla6iipn, Is, Wlo

3os Oberseribt in Maoiion bat in
oem in0e pon 9Obn 3ies bem 8er'
theioiaer 6es Cameron 3ammes, Der
oeoen ieine 8erurtbeiIuns gu Iebens'
Idnalidem 9ubtbaus appeltert bate.
oas ieiner 3eit nab benz %ro5eB in
bopwaro ausgeiprodene llrtbelI auI'
reht erbalten.
Sobn Risb mir6 uIiu ieine Straie
abiiben miiiisu. penu nlbt IN ipdteren
3abren cine 8egnaoiSuns erioIet.
Sn ieiner @ntiheioung bes GieS'
6olles ia9t bns Cberssridt IN ShIuB
lportIib oos JoIgenbe:
,9us birette Golse Der 0,elesesuer'
dhtune oes 9lnsetIastsn iarO Cscar
6arp. Der iih tsiner GeiebesuerIssuns
ituloig 9emadt bate, isinen Ioo obue
oorberi9e gSarnuns. glad sluem se'
re6;en 9rojeb muroe Der gIn9s!Iagie
aui meiire;hsn6ss BeweismalerlaI bin
idulolg bsiunosn
.g9ir utpgen oen 9lngtt!a9isu bsniit'
leioen. bod bleibt uns taire @abl aui
6runo oes oorliegenoen NIateriais.
g. 1T 70 pahr beute. iuie fs Dahr iun-
;ur 3eit Der bebrdiiasn 4roobFtsn oaB
fuer @ino idst. Sturm srntsn mub "
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17
Ruuicuclt'S Sice in Californian.
SQn 6rancleco, l6. Wl0i

Sdn SranCleCp, 10. U(ul.
Sic ReluItate aus 1868 pon 300
3re5inften GaIiiorniens pon Der am
3ienltoo abeebaltensn Yorpabl fir Die
4rdiioentihait8s Domination geben ben
einSelnen Gonoioaten Die iOl9enoe Stlms
mensabl: Gsp., Rooieuelt 132.S75,
3ait 81 $50. 9n 6pIlette ABB; Qeny
@larf 39,134, gSiliun 16.919.
Sn 9npton. O.. mo 1beO. &ooieuslt
7ienitae 9lbeno in Der NtemorinlsS Sdle
eine Geoe pOr elmer Snblrei6en 3nbOs
reri6ait bielt. CAB er bstannt, oaB
Comptroller @ilIinm @rsnbersnit upn
9leu gor' nuf benz gbicnsoer reputli'
tdniihen Acknowledgement Die 9tominas
tionsreoe fir i'm bdlten iueroe. Der
@rprdIioent ertldrte, felienieit bauon
ilberSeu9t Su iein, onB er oui benz 9td'
tipnalconpent Die Npmination erbalten
lperoe, oenn pon r'u baSu n0tbi9en 539
9elegdten babe er lebt beretts mebr ais
500, uno oOn oen nod gu ertuGbIenoen
tueroe er nit 9eichti felt mebr olS 9es
mug srbalten um feline domination ju
QQrdntiren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17
Slud, Californian int 8upicuclt !
San Jraucisco, Is. Mai.

9bepoors &oolspeIt uno Champ @lnrt
festen auseniheinIib nit 9roBen Ntas
joritdten ilbsr ibre reipeftiuen repubIi'
taniiden uno osmotratiihen Ganoioas
ten In Der TprmabI iur Die Hrdiioent'
idnitsnOminatiou. pelhe an 8lenltdg
III Californian nbsebaIten iuuroe.
9ie Jteiultate fOmmen, neben gan
5runciscu, aus Sos glnseIes uno BEN
Counties, DE an Son 6rancisco ans
9renSen. uno iperoen ais mab9ebeno
fir oen 9dnSen Staat an9eieben. Die
6rauenltimmsu ipie!ien cine 9robe Rolle
bel Der gRabl, uno aus allen EbelIen
os8 Stants mur6e eemeIoet, baB I'M
@erbdltniB 5u Der &e9iitrirun9 mebr
iSrauen oils Mdnntr an Die Stimms
fdlten gegan9en warea.
gIlle 26 9eIegnten h1o 0ele9nten'at'
large uno iino mad Gem Staatsaeiet
oerpilhtet, i'm Sinne oes bel Der &Ors
wabl gum qtusorud eetOmmenen @iI'
lens bes 8oItes gu itiumen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17
9irefte 9Sabl Der 0sunScsicnatorcn
0aibinqton II. Nlai.

$~hlJtA' SASh T. --hN's
Qas 9tbgeoronstenbaus bes aOnsreis
les nabm nit 237 sesen 80 Stimmen
Die gemeininme &eioIution an, meIfe
Elm 9lmenoement CUR &eriaiiun9 pors
liebt, mc.hes bic @nbl Der BunOe 81
ienatoren ourh oirette g8abI uOrs
ihreibt. Die &orIass bat bereits ben
Senat pniiirt uno sebt lebt al ben Rrd'
iioenten sur llnterihrift.
Der Nbitimmung mar Elm bttlerer
9ampi uoran9e9nn9en, III Dem DIE Nbs
georoneten aus oem Siloen gei6lolien
ge9en Die Bprlnge eintraten. lie ppn
Bartlett pom Georgia nnseiibrte Sppo'
iition mar besbnlb sesen Die &Orla9e,
neil Der Senat Elm glmenoemeut oaju
ansenOmmen battle, bas Der Sunoesre'
sieruns oie 9lufiidt iiber Die @abI sibt.
Die Qeute i'm Siioen fiirbten, oaB Die
gteger bebeuteno an Mudt sepinuen
mirben, pepn oas 8eies in Strait let.
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@ctbccrt nuS gcieocrt.
San 9iean. @aIif.. 16. Mai.

SuH 0le9u, 0ullI., 10. utut'
Or. 8en &eitmau, Der bsriibtiste
Tramp. uno emma @oIomann. Die
.,a6niein Der gInardliiten" er oeren Was
naeer, Die ii6 am 3Onneritag in Snn
Diego, @al., beianoen. baben bort etnige
unannebmIihteiten erIebt, benn es
muroe ibnen, nnboem iie iuleoer eini9e
ibrer &eoen IpsseIaiien batten beoeua
tet. Die Stn6t mOslidit lhnel 81 pere
IaIien, uno emma @Olomnnn puroe
oarnuibin. auf einen 3u9 geiebt nno
nah Sos 9ln9eIes bei0roert.
g9dbreno nun emma @olomann pon
Gan 3ieeo aus aui Der 5abrt nnh Sos
9lneeIes besriiien mar. puroe Or. 8elts
man in San Diego BON Der itiirmiibsn
Men9e setbeert uno sefeoert uno
l6lieBIi6 ee5wunsen. bic nmeritaniihe
5Iaase in Die Sano gu nebmen uno Sll
filIien.
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Tic 9lutu 9snnoitcn bcfur9t NIB auf
gcbobcn!
9Eoris, l6 9lRai.

XuIlet -. Wtut.
5ie beiben Iebten 5iibrer ser beriih'
tieteu irau;oiihen NutomoblsSauois
ten. Die in Den IeSten MoudRu aani
Trantreih in Sdreden seiepi batteu.
Cctaue @arnter uno &allet,
muroen N(itnpod irib in einsm tItlnen
9anobnus in g}ogentsSu sMnrne. eli
mem @orort BON Earis. unihdo,id ges
matt, ole 8dnOiten batteH III oem
0nu5 3uiludt seiuht.
Die YoIiSei bate ooS Slus mittels
Meminits in bic 9uft s.iorsnst, in
meIhem iid Die 8Guber uerbnrrltaoisrt
baten. 9lIs Die @dlle ein9eitirsi Wds
rem, lamb Die Yoli5ei @nrnier toot uno
Ballet iterbeno por. 5Siihf To,ii,iten
muroen in Der ShInht, Die Der 9rpIOs
lion uOraulgin9, perlpunoet.
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Gine @rubcn aataitrUphe.
9nlulh. Wllnn.. ID. "

Grei5ebn SersIeute wuroeu in Der
glnht ppn Montas aui 9ienstas in Der
bel Srpnwupo. Wity seIsssnen gIorrlS'
Grube welhe Der Slipsr Ntinins 80.
pon Der Il. 2. Steel Corporation aebprt.
ourd ben @niturj zines Stolens rer'
ihnret. gIIS Die sritsn Nnjei en- oeS
orpbsnoen @initurSss iid Seistsn, iubs
ten Spsi uOn ben 8ersIeutsn iid onr6
6Iuht nah oem Saupteiusans Sn ret'
ten. ipuroen jsood srihIo9en uno ipdter
uOn 9tsttunssmannidaitsn seiunoen.
SUM nnoere wuroen an Der Stele, an
peIber iis itanoen. uon Dem einItilrjen'
ben @eitein sridlnssn, mdbreno Die
iibrieen isds wsiter I'M Sintergrnno
ltanosn uno niht setrOfien puroen
bieie wuroen Gienstas'9ta1t serettet.
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99alcbrauoe in @aibiuston.
Seattle, @aIb., 16. Sra

StuiIte, 2Culp.' ~. utul'
9er NoromeIten bss StoateS g8ds
ibin9ton wuroe nm NlittipOh upn mebs
reren @alofeuern beimseludt Die einen
ShGoen pon mebreren bunOerttauieno
9olidrs angeridtet baben; fiinf EerIo'
nen wuroen getootet uno Siuei ouoere
iperoen neriniBt. g8enn aud Die 5euer
am glbeno nod INNER branuten unb
niht unter apntrDle ruaren, 10 Ihien
Iih bod Die Situntion in oen meilten
betrofisnen Settionen 9ebeiiert Su baben.
81. l1ltn..nlten piitbete oas 6euer om
g(beno I'M Snobomiih gountD. no meb'
rere Sdsemiiblen uno 9oIjldllerIaser
pernlhtet fpurben.
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gieme Sammbriibc !
g1ew Orleans, 15. Rni.

10000 Tsrionsn uno 10000 Gna'
oralmelIen 9ano meroen pGn einem
2 amnbruh bsorobt, meIher ON @eit'
uisr oss Miiiiiiippi 9ieiit1s Slbeno %
MsiIsn norbIid uou bier erioIete. Der
9iiB mar I'M Nlitternaht 200 6uB
meu. Gin Shiii nit gIrbeiteru lit
untermsss, welhe ueriuden iOlen, ben
Brub nusSubeiiern.
9lpei msitere 9ammbriibe limb an
Nlliiiiiippi in QOuiiiana erioIst, BON
oensn elmer wOm6sIid uerbdnsniBoplI
miro. Bsi 6pmsIia, nuf Sem 8situier
oes 6luiies. 25 Meilen n0roIi6 upn
bier, barit ndmlid Der Damn. uno nm
s llbr murOe semsIoet, OoB Die Seii'
nung bsreits 60 GuB melt lei.
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9mgiiberfan.
Sattissburs, WIiii., 16. @lui.

Sattissbur9, Wtili., 16. W1ai.
Der nor6pdrts iobrenbe gtew Ore
leans & glsu gort 9imiteO gto. ? Der
New Orleans & Nortbeaitern Babn
ipuroe 9ienitas Sriib turS nad Mit'
ternaht unlueit pOn bier uUn Siuei mas'
tirtsn 3dubern anaebaIten, Die oen
@eIbihrant bes @rpreBwasens nit
9pnnmit iprensten uno onsebIib s140,'
600 Der 8e9ieruns seb0renoes @eIo
erbeutet baben ioIlen; geamten Der
SOutbern GgpreB so. beltreiten, buB
Der IerIuit 10 9rOB lit. 9ie 8nnoi'
ten. Die Die Iaiinsiere ni6t beIditisten,
aud gtiemano perIesten, enttamen slI
Hferoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17

in Die Delegation Marulano9 81 ocm
rcpubIiEaniihen gintiouaIconpeut Su
sleihen 2beilsu Su ibeiIen. Stos Der
beioen 6attioneu wiro Sipei Qtltsaten'
ot.Iarse uno ie is6s Tiitritieoelesaru
bnben. Suidmmsu isbSebn. Eie 7eIe'
CATION miro iniruiri werecn iCInnse
fur &opispelt ~ ltimmen os CT gIuSs
Iihtsu fir Die domination BAT
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7ic aInae Der 5rnn 5uieai.

On ,ylorcn3 Faro Der Vro'eB DER
irllberen aronprlneiir bon Satier.
Trau Qoicai, itatt. ben oieie ae8en
tbrcr @otten oui Seral8aabe 6es
Qinbcs auqeitreuQt bate Dns @e.
ridt entihie6 imn liluiten Der Mi.
oern un6 iqrah 6ns ain0 6em Vo-
fer an aerr IoieIli leate Dem @e-
rid7t urter 0n6erem einen por 5rai
7 oelli itanunenoen @riei por. Der
ols g'elpeis iilr oie IoIihe Gr'ie.
bunasnetbo0c 1pau Ioicais oiener
pute IN bieicm Hriei 'priht Trot
9ofeIli BON oem 9Jufoui eincr Suuo.
peltite fir Die 3ildltQmq 6cs aim.
hes Terner unterbreitcte Scrr 70.
Ieni Elm @utodteu ieines 2Irite5 IN
6em beItdtiat mirN oob Ser pbn'i.
de un6 moroliitc }litdn0 Ncs ain.
BEG in Der 9eit i,ines @Iu'crtboltcs
bel BEN @otcr fih meirntIid pebe'-
iert hole. mdhrenN hieier n'r 3eit
oes glu'cnttolts bel Ncr 9rn''.r ol5
ouberit .inGuni,i9 nrc e,-g guerocn
mubte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17
@inc Ricicnbriide.
San Ssroncisco, II. 0ioi.

Sei Der Supsrpiiorsnbebrrot wurSen
Die aSrs iiir cine 8ieienbrlds absr
Die bOrtise 8udt einsereidlt Die 2 an
5ranciSco nit Oatlauo per.
binoen ion. Die pon Sebn. ibsiIs aus
Gpnfrst. tbeiIs aus StnhI berseiteIten
YieiIern setrossns Bride iOu $50 5nB
iIber benz 8niieripiesel leiu. Tie @es
inmmtIdnse Ser n6t Spssn betrdst
.17S4O SUB; 1000 SUB oooon fallen
ouf Die g)erba Busnn SnleI. 4ie Soften
Oes Snues IinO oui s26.000000 Uers
anlhlaet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17
8bic Statiitif.
Ghicaoo, SG., IA. Opai.

0blco9o, Su., n. Wldl.
Moppr Sarriion empiabI am Won'
tag i'm Stnbtratb oraitiihe MaBrsseIn
our6 weIhe Gtutompbil' unb Niotorrao'
llnidQe ein9eidrdnti neroen iulen.
9lad Der Statiitif puroen in Gbicd9C
in oen lestsn IS MOnaten rs Terioneu
bierbei eet6otst uno 1890 perIest; 10
pon bieien muroen burd WotorrdbeI
9etDotet
Gs iaeinen piele Staotrdtbe onfiir 81
iein. Die 6eihwinol9teit Der 2lutomobiIe
in Der Staot oui 5 Weilen in Der
Stunoe bsrab5uiesen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17
8rpicpcIt in Wlinueipta iiesrcidl.
Ct. 9auI, Ninn., Is. Nldi.

~. RuuI, ptlHH's lo' Dtul.
Vie Gountpcpnpente. melt am
Montn9 III Niiuneiotn sum 3tuet Der
@abI pOn Tslesnten Su osm rep. 9ds
tionnIconpent abgsbalieu mnrNeu. mur'
oen in ben meiiien 5daen ron sen
&ooieuelt glnbdn9srn con.rOlirt.
Ollie 26 QeIegaten pon Ntirs, Ota wer'
ben nui benz 9our:r: fir 2b. Avoie.
belt itimmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17
Mmeritaner pernnaLadt.
Qonoon II. WRoj.

@ictor 9ouis RaiOn. Elm 2lmsrita'
ner. Der beoeuteno an YInen9elhdlt
intereiiirt lit uno ieinerBait triuatistre'
TAR oes ameritnniiben ariegsietretdrs,
Gen. 81. u. 2tger un6 oeiien JSdcbioI'
oers. 6tlbu &Oot, nor, puroe IN Broot'
lambs osoote,. nis er mil oem 5lie9er
T. q. 6iiber einsn Qluiitie9 unIernabm
Jiibsr. osr ebeniaus slt0otst lpur0e,
itirsta aus elmer 6obe BON l57 SUB 8u
ROBIN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17
Gnel1nocrin pcrurtbciIt.
g8aribau. Il. 0tai.

SSul ilpuu, =. UAu''
SRI. WlaIeda, cine @nglGnoern,
muroe am 5rsito9 il g8oridau wegen
9beilnnhms an elmer &erlbmorung pols
niider 6euOIutiouGre 81 bier Sabren
@eidn9niB perurtbeilt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-17
Eerneuea 6nig.
Sopenhnnfn. 1G. 9l{ai.

sm Beiisin elmer nan Iauisnoen
,dblenoen Ytenihsnmenas. Die iit nor
benz tonteIiden SdIoB einssiunoen
hattie. puroe nm Ntittwoh giahmittas
3 llhr upn osm BaIton oes Shlpfiss
aus Griitian X. aIs Der nsue aouig
upu Gdnemart nus9sruisn.