davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
Sfuronnen ~besvnot.

Sran Climber Cafe, e. Saf., tele-
eraieres ben lite Suli: Sarmerue
bar oct nh trapelt meo Snobeitnin.
gen al De tibIise 8orniorter, newlis
&nterrug % 8interbpeoe, iaa Sflrr-
omen er | fulo Sang.
@aarboeSe, gpg, SABRE og Slar
fi9rnes burtis, iaa Snbbsimineen
al Oisie osian mart oil tase i'm BE.
spnSelie.
glilags 8rsbe itaar iprbeles To-
oenoe Der paa oisie aanter. Ut fort
Ireal er inbiaaet nleo MniS ioar.
aIialfa itaar oglaa goot.
Oct eneite, 6armerne flaJer oper,
er RanseI paa arbeiosbieIp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
Kpinoerne bar Waeten

Sra Chicago 6etetteS Sen 9oe
Sui: Sielge ben netop ofilitttebe
Sfolecenius er apinoerne i 8orIta.
ben gpaniton / ~betpbeligt SlertaI.
Ser finbes nemlig al en- geiolfning
poo 27,4S7 npiten $500 fIere Spin.
Der en0 WGnb.
Suopaanerantollet er iioen 1912
iteget nleo 741, bpilfe rGiten aQe
bar apinoer. WPnoeneS qntaI elf
berimob tilbage t59.
a~pinoerne, iom al iioite 2egisla.
tlir gapes politiif Stemmeret, fan,
ON De boloer iommen, f~outrolere
ToIitifen i Soritnoen, ioet ser nenl.
Zig iinOes 1881 Gptnber / Stem-
meretsalberen, meoens Wpnoene
fun fan menItre 1888.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
@aarbpcHn.

8aarbpeoeaplingen onIloaes iaor
til 21S,000,000 9ltibel, eQer t12,-
600 600 9uibeI minbre END ifior.
aariagen til oenne b~etpoeIige Heo.
gang ifplbes Ssrfen % De parme
8inbe / 9afotaerne. @aarbpeoens
Silitano / Hortb 9afota faIot nem-
Zig fra 81 BEN lite Sum- til 20 BEN
lite Suli, / Winneiota ira So til 81
og / Soltb Sofota fra 81 belt neO
til 60.
Sslgenbe Sabel bier @aorbpeoens
Silitano / De pigtigIte Stater:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

l~lnotaseIie al gcitenmelierne ON
mo og SuffertoIoer, SoISen paa
Sltffer opbsrer ben lite Mai 1916,
mems ben paa RoGuIO opbppes oen
lite December iaar. HeoipttelIerne
al SoIoen poa llIoporer tager i'm
9eepnbeIie ben lite Samiorr 1914.
Senatsfomiteen lar MI beIllittet
oaiaa Of foretage en- llnoerisgelIe al
ben ~ongipelige grbeioer.2obbp 90
bar, bI. andre. inoit9pnt iont 8ioner
De ire grbeiberIebere Samrlel @onl.
pers, Sobn Witfea % Sranf Nor.
riion, benbolosniS GrRiioent, Gice.
prGiioent og SefretPr / ben omeri.
fanife IrbeiberfonigOeratiou
Gen nnaipelige Seuiigt meb Subs
faloeIien al oisie Gioner er at iao
faItet ems oper Ben al MuIhaa fren.
iotte Eanitanb, at Notiorol Isiocios
ton Of MonuiactiircS bapoe forisgt
poa at beitiffe Scr. @omperS %
paa onoen Monoe at mooorbeibe
bennes % andre Soreres Seitspbel.
Ter / arbeibernes Snteresi e.
Sette er Ct Sfriot, iom National
M~siociation al Manufacturers bar
beitrrbt ia poo at Ioa &omiteen til
at tage, ligeiieen MuIbna iremfonl
meb fine g~efienoelIer. Gems Igen.
ter oe Hepr9ientanter boober mem.
Zig, at afilsringen al arbeiber.2ob-
bpen og bens Wetbooer bill pie. at
bisie err liaeiaa iorte iom asiocios
tionen.
ct 8orilog, Der bentpnbiger ErG.
iioenten til at bpgae Ell S%ernbnne |
aIaifa % aabne 9riiten al alilfel,
terne beritebs er fremiat / Senotet al
Senator EoinOerter ira Staten
@uibinaton. BrGiioenten bempn.
biees til / bette 2ienreo at optage ct
2aan pao $50,000,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
gimterbpebem

Wdn banbe pentet, of 8interbpe-
ben pilbe bape ginet ct l1o6ptte al
omtrent 100000 9uibcI. Get
ontpoeoe l1bbptte al blot 1872, 600,
900 er oerfor en- SfuffeIie. Garia-
gen BERTH er Sfaben paa 8rsSen /
Nebraifa, bpor aarsubiigterne /
Sum- Waaneo falot neo til So 8ro-
cent.
aorsuoiisterne for ginterbpeben
er | De- forifieaige stater iom fslger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
Sapren.

Seitubiigterne for Sanreaplingen
i9ttes ben lite SlIi til 1853 gro.
cent moo S9,2 for ct aar iiben og
81 for Ell Maaneo iioen, og Sotal-
ubbpttet til 1,031,00O,OOO Suibel.
Sotaluobpttet for iaar aniloaes til
26.9 9uibel moo 37.4 guibel pr.
acre ifior. Sapreubiigterne er barr
lige baabe / Sninois, &anios, 0is.
fouri og Snoiana, iom at fslgenpe
Sabe bill fees:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

Observation-Disclosures al Speoe
paa Sarmen ben lite Slili aniIaaes
til 3~5,515,000 9uibel moo 1886.
900 / 1912 % 34,07t,000 guibeI
for TO 4ar iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
su. 1,7Is,ooo.oOO. i.7s2, 10000 Lao. 100000

WaisareaIets Stsrrelie ps ap.
Iinssuoiisterne ben lite SuIi 1918
iammenlignet meo llbiigterne ben
lite Suli 1912 onsipet Yrocentpis
bar iom fslser | be Stater, bpor
Mais bprfes | itsrre eaer miuore
lloitrRfuing:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

rig tsrlt og remit at boloe Serblen
neoe. Ren henne Sang fer set no
til, at 9iterrisS SrtrigepoIitif bar
orltet 9ulgarien Iige lnft / @rgf.
ten.
S europa berifer ser alminSeiia
Spmpati for Serbien. 9e .5Soeoe
Oct gomIe Storierbien % oct noro.
liae Nafebonien FOR Sprfere, % oct
anerflenbes alminbeIia, at 9ulaa.
rerne olbrig piIoe bare inotaget
aoriaropel rben Si9lp fra Gerber.
ne, iom bapbe De iupreite Belief.
~ringsfanoner. Wten oct, Serberne
belle Chen bapbe fiPmpet for: Ell
Vel til Saoet, Oct fit DC life - foroi
Glterrig after logbe ia p~aotpers.
Sitlgaricn benegter leIofslgelig, at
Oct bar inSIaot iig ! SntrigepoIitif
meo Siterrig. Oct err M iorreiten
gammel FrariS, at baaoe giterria
% NuSIano benptter gaIfonitoterne
ION Vrifter pda iii iiorpolitiIfe
S%at)fbrpt, men oenne Sang Iaoer
Oct rirfeIis til, at begse Sisie Stor.
magter bar ilpttet fine griffer opef.
maaoe tIobiet.
iii @ieu teIegraferes ct Rpate
ON, at Oct, iom Sslse Of guIsariens
gteoerlag, beapnoer at ipsee itpgt
meb ReooIution / ieIpe gulaarieus
SooeoItao. On flor Solfeifare Ifal
booe itormet observation-disclosures,
men tsrneoe b~erlnoer iammen
meo Wilitpret. iom affprebe en-
SoIpe mo / SoIfeboben % orebte
mango. Rpgtct bill ogiaa pioe, at
oct foreeIise Slot / Soiia IfoI barre
omringet.
Den bulgorife Ssriteminiiter Oh.
0onefi % ben fommanoerenoe 8e.
neral Sapoii beifploer binanoen
gieniioig for at baoe gniuaret for
at gnlgarien er fomniet op | bette
liere.
gulaarien bar - iom aIlerebe isr
meooelt - un0errettet Wagterne
ON, at Oct er rebe til at inoleoe
Observation-Disclosures, oe Wagterne
bar ltrar lat zig / 8irfiombeo. Rus-
lano bar rettet en- Interchangeable Nm
mooning til @rpfenIano og Serbien
ON at ioa afiluttet Ell gaobenitil.
itano, iaa Observation-Disclosures
itrar fan inoIeoes. Samtioig bar De
iaaet n 8inf ON, of De life maa
pPre for itramme / line Sororinger.
Men 9rPfenlanb bar for lin Tart
r~eiolrt ioaret, at MI maa 6reoen al.
iIuttes paa Slagmarfen.
@rGife trooper ifaI / 2sr0ags
bape beiat gpen 9rama / Iorosit
Tor Ceres, iom biotil bar u9ret
boIot al SuIearerne, % enouioere
ifal Den giraffe 5laabe boue taget
8eoeagbath peo gggPerbapet.
Serberne bar paa lin StOe Ia0et
iig iorlpoe meo, at ueo artgen er
Der ilooet en- INF, iort Streg oper
ale tioligere inogaoeoe Srnftater,
ina III maa Der uncertainties paa
belt mt @rurblag naar man en.
gang fomIuer iaa langt.
observation-disclosures meaem gul.
garien % Surtiet ON Den me Rigs.
grGnie meQem Dem bar pRrct en-
rem 6iaifo, % Den tprfiife Regie.
ring bar ur0errettat Gbeien for De
Oerp9renoe bulgnrife trooper ON,
al bpis De life eiebIiftelig rsmmer
Ell pitt nprmere betegnet Serrito.
rium ueo oen proieftere0e 8rGnie.
linie, iaa oil De blt oreuet no meo
Ragt. Zen tprfiife COMMANDMENT.
Be General, S53et Bahia, er / Oet
ggrinoe alere6e aireiit til 6ronter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
NATIONAL UNION. PLANS
RECEPTION FOR OFFICIALS
Initiation of 700 Candidates
Feature of Event Begin
ming August 18

Local councils of the National Union
have concluded arrangements for the
reception rendered August s to Joseph
A. Wright, president of the senate OF
the order and a prominent attorney OF
ST Louis, who will arrive next Satur-
day on an official visit, accompanied by
d. A. Helpman Of Toledo, O.. superin-
tendent of the field. department
feature will be an automobile pa
rade with Sc vehicles
Sunday the visitors win be taken in
charge by State Manager Joseph A.
Wilson. Lawrence Vincent, Gus Gun
zendorfer, A. S. Furgeson. M A. Lyons.
A. S. Nelson and +. J. Harrington. the
committee of arrangements and shown
the fair grounds, with view to in
terest them in holding the senate meet
Ing in this city in 1915 luncheon
at the ocean side within sight Of the
seal rocks will be rendered the guests.
The following night there will be the
parade with music to Native Sons hall.
where a reception to the visiting off,
cials Will be followed bx a ball The
following night the officials will be
the guests of honor at banquet to
which President c. G. Moore. member
of local council. and others of the
Panama Pacific exposition committee
have been invited.
The order has announced that any
member outside of San Francisco who
has initiated into his council & GER
tain number of candidates will be fur
nished round trip transportation
ticket with Pullman service, SO he may
come here TO see the fair
The next night class of nearly 1000
will be initiated into the order in Ma
tive Sons hall. Thursday the officials
will be taken over Alameda county and
on Friday they will visit San Jose and
then leave for Los Angeles and San
Diego
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
H0[DUP Man GETS HIS
FACE PUNCHED; CAUGHT
George Bennett Says He's
IS, but Looks 2O-Dis-
closes His Cache

Although II. F. Parker of 1914 Forty
ninth avenue allowed highwayman his
liberty after he had dealt the robber
stunning blow and knocked a re-
volver from his grasp, late Friday night,
Mounted Policeman p Grigsby. after
securing a description from Parker.
succeeded at 3 o'clock Yesterday morn
ing In arresting the holdup man in the
Sunset District.
The young fellow gave the name of
| George II. Bennett and says he is Is
years old He looks to be about 20
years of age. Bennett confessed to
OHcer Grigsby that he held up Parker
and also confessed to burglarizing the
home of Mrs. E. Ryan, 500 Ashbury
street, on August :.
Bennett weakened and admitted that
most of the jewelry stolen was Hidden
in vacant fiat at $50 Steiner street.
Grigsby went to the address and re-
covered all of the property
Young Bennett has admitted several
other house burglaries in San Fran
cisco and Oakland.
Fred Sexton was placed in detinue
yesterday because, he was wearing a
suit of clothes stolen from the room of
Lester L-acher, Hotel Abbey, 40 Post
street.
Emil Carlson, 455 Jersey street, was
held up by four men at Noe and Army
streets early Yesterday and robbed of
S24, and then beaten. Officers Savage
and Murphy later arrested David Yeo-
man, laborer; Louis Luchini a team
ster. and Roy Powers, a teamster, and
charged them with the robbery
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
WHITE SLAYER GETS 3
YEARS; JUST MISSES Is
Law Takes Effect, Sentence Would
Have Been Maximum

Tony Fernandez one of the worst
white slavers ever brought to the
attention of the authorities, escaped
the maximum penalty of Is years in
the penitentiary yesterday because the
new statute does not go into effect
before Tuesday.
Judge Sargent. in sentencing Fernan-
dez to three years In San Quentin
prison, took occasion to say that if .
convicted man had appeared before him
on Tuesday next he would not have
hesitated to send him over for Is
years. The new statute was passed
by the last legislature, raising the
maximum penalty from to 15 years.
Fernandez compelled his wife, Julia,
aged 15 years, to live a. life of shame
SO that he could reap the harvest of
her work.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
.DLOCKADED PHYSICIANS
GET RESTRAINING ORDER
Police Guards Withdrawn
From Is Establishments
on Order of Court

The police, who have been blockading
the Offices of 13 physicians since last
Thursday. were withdrawn yesterday
by Acting Chief Mooney, pending the
ruling OF a superior court decision on
a restraining order which was issued
Friday.
The policemen. for two days. held
posts outside the doors of the doctors
and took the names of all persons who
entered. The temporary restraining or
der was issued by Judge Van Nostrand
on application of the following physi-
clans:
Doctor Carpenter 81 Ellis street;
Doctor Davis, s24 Valencia street; Doc
tor Griswald, COS Westbank building
Doctor Card 412 Westbank building,
and Doctor King.
Blockades on these physicians were
also withdrawn yesterday.
Doctor Morrill, 81 Third street: Mrs. Emerson,
1904 Fillmore street; Doctor 0'Donnell, 1925 Mar
kct street; Doctor Boardmsn. 11I5 McAfister
street. Doctor West. l1t5 McAllister street: Doc
tor Beach. 03S Fillmore street; Doctor Thomas.
SIG Turk street; Doctor Jordan's museum, 9S6
Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
THOUSAND FOREsTERs
IN PORTOLA PARADE
Grand Chief Ranger Says
Uniform Rank Will Make
Big Display

A thousand Foresters of the uniform
rank will parade in the Portola fete
according to the plans announced
yesterday by William NJ. Klinger, grand
chief ranger. Mr.. Klinger will attend
the Foresters' convention opening a
Atlantic City August 26 and there in
terest the delegates from all courts il
the country in the festival.
The delegation with Klinger will be
as follows:
San Francisco William H. klinger. Hugo. K.
Asher, Leo Kaufman, II. L. Simon John Fop-
piano. Henry Goldman, Jacob Label, Il. Rasmus
sen. ]. r. Ryan and J. G. Scharff.
Oakland - William II. Donahue, James G.
Quinn and Morris Lane.
Alameda-Joseph Viers
los Angeles-Iohn Casfera and, A. Orfla.
Sacrsmento-Charies A. Root. iChsrles L. Hill
and Philip Hirsch.
Stock kton--C. p. Rendon
San Jose-Thomas Spellmsn.
Nevada City-B. A. Bost.
Redwood City-John J. Read.
Healdsburg-Edward Whitsoa
w. d. Hobro will be special Portola
commissioners to the plumbers national
convention, August IS, in Boston.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
COLLINS PAVING WAY
FOR PAROLE, Is BELIEF
Action for Dismissal of BiTamy Indfct-
ment Goes Over Until
Wednesday

Because Superior Judge LawIor is
away on vacation, the motion asking
for a dismissal of the remaining bigamy
indictment against George d. Collins.
serving II years in San Quentin for
perjury. was not heard yesterday
Judge Cabaniss, sitting for Lawlor
continued the hearing OF the petition
until Wednesday morning, when 1t is
expected Lawlor will be back in the
city.
The action of Collins is taken to
mean that he wishes to have the in
dictment dismissed so that he NAV
pave the way for a petition for parole
with the prison commission.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
SCHOOLBOYS START AUTO
ON RACE DOWN HILL
Plumber Leaves Machine at Ellis and
Franklin Streets and Luds Re
lease the Brake

Schoolboys. said to be attendants at
the Adams school, let the brake off on
an automobile standing at Ellis and
Franklin streets late Friday night and
the machine ran wild down the Frank
lin street hill toward Eddy.
The machine passed Eddy street at
terrific speed and was brought to a
sudden stop at Willow avenue, when il
collided with a. lamp post and demol-
ished it, The machine, the property OF
W. F. Wilson. plumber of 1175 Turk
street, was wrecked
The police have the names of five
boys who are supposed to know some
thing of the prank
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
HILLSBOROUGH SENSES
TELEPHONE CONSPIRACY
md Investigntion Ordered to Dis
cover Mysters

Especial Dispatch to The cal)
HILLsBOROUGH, Aug. 9.-Somebody
is involved in a sinister conspiracy to
deprive the city of HiIlsborough of the
many nickels which should roll into
the municipal treasury for long dis
tance telephone calls.
Henry T. Scott, member of the
board of trustees, also happens to be
president of the telephone company.
At his suggestion the matter af add
ing nickel In the slot attachment to
the telephone booth In the city hall has
been referred TO Trustees George II.
Howard for action.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER
De Witt Leftch, Who Ran Down Arthur
w. Lane, Gives Himself Up

De Witt Leitch, 1910 Sacramento
street. who was driving an automobile
In Golden Gate avenue near Scott street
Friday afternoon, when he collided with
Arthur w Lane, first sergeant, Twenty
ninth company. stationed at Fort Scott.
fatally injuring the latter. made his
appearance before Police Judge Crist
yesterday on a charge of manslaughter.
The case was continued one week for
the result of the coroner's investiga-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10

w. II. yoIfz, Al years old. of $50 Paris
street disappeared August and his
wife reported the matter to the police
yesterday. She said her husband has
been sick
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10

The saloon OF b. Tracy, 119S Market
street was burglarized yesterday. the
thieves securing s26 in cash and cigars
worth $40.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
SAYS THEY ARE sTINGY.

An interesting situation exists in
Germany between the Pan-German
press and COMMUNICATIONS. 1t is
all over the national fund being rails
ed for the promotion of military and
naval aviations. The Pan-German
press bitterly assails the stinginess OF
Germans in the United States, who
it is believed, are refraining from
subscribing to the fund as result of
the German governments decision not
to participate in the Panama EXPOSE
ton. To illustrate the penuriousness
of Commandments, who have sent
|only $1,000, it is declared that the
Germans of Brazil, although COM
paratively only handful, subscribed
$14. while Germans throughout
South America among them gave
$4,000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
C0NROY NOT AFTER IT.

Attorney Joseph Conroy's frank
statement to a TIMES reporter on
Tuesday with reference TO his posi-
ton in the race for the tenth dis
trict democratic craftsmanship. that
he is a Murphy man, practically puts
him out of the race. Not that Con-
roy cares, for he never considered
the craftsmanship seriously according
to his own statement.
With Murphy in the race to sue
coed himself, and a radical element
in the district to oppose him, Con-
roy's chances would have lain in the
middle of the road as compromise
candidate, but his own statement to
the effect that he if given an oppor-
tunity would support Murphy put
him out of the running as a com
promise candidate even though he
were to consider the charimanshir
seriously.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
BEST JOKE OF THE DAY.

OF course, it is nice of Mayor
Knots to appoint a woman to the
presidency to the police and fire de-
partments of Gary. A woman in a
place like this can usually help to
make town pretty clean i. e., if the
town needs cleaning and if she gets
the appointments with a lot of other
ifs"
But Mr.. Knots has taken great
pains to wait until the last two and
one-half weeks of his administration
to make the appointment of a wom-
an. He could have rendered Gary a
great service by doing this two years
ago for the man who has just quit
the presidency of the safety board
presided over a police regime that in
cluded gambling and a wide open
red light" district. Thanks to some
cause or other he has done service
to the city by eliminating himself
from any control in its affairs b
And by the way isn't this prospec-
tive appointee doing an immense
amount of chattering before she has
got the job.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
RAISING LIFE VALUE.

Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lads, of
Illinois, is jurist with a decent re-
gard for the value of the life of a
soldier
Edward Panek, a private in the
United States Army, was killed on
October 6 in troop train accident
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in
Mississippi
Attorneys for the road went before
the court for legal sanction of set
Element out of court with the dead
mans mother for $3.50.
Judge Lands practically took the
case out of the attorneys hands and
appointed two accident clans experts
to investigate. The price of settle.
lnent was raised to $4,000 by a jury
Judge Lands made it clear thai
sentiment did not figure in his ac-
ton, but merely the demands Of
equity and justice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
THE REAL CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.

In planning merry Christmas for
your friends do not let it mean a
miserable Christmas to those less
fortunate than you and your friends
says the Joliet Herald.
Thousands of workers in every city
have been taught by bitter expert
lence to look forward to Christmas
with dread. Every girl worker in
our stores knows that the coming
Christmas season will mean to her
an immense amount of extra work.
Iof nervous strain and exhaustion
The great army of workers whom
you do not see-the bundle wrappers,
drivers and errand boys--look for
ward to Christmas as a time of hard
ship
is this your conception of the day?
little unselfshness on your part
will greatly tighten the burden oil
these working people
Merely do your Christmas shopping
early-early in the week and earl,
in the day.
BY SO doing you will not only re.
lieve the girls and errand boys of the
necessity of serving you at the las
moment, but escape the annoyance o.
finding that the very gifts you mos
desire has already been sold.
Carry this message on to YOU
friends, and let them see now mucf
La little prompt action on their par
will mean to great many peopl,
less fortunate than they.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
[ oEM- s- DAY ! AY

THE HOME MAKER.
1 kiss nay hand 10 the morning star.
And call "Arisee' to the sun.
on ON my orbit I've swung sfar
Fer he has his course begun.
Through opened windows the breeze
born
Comes roiiicking. fragrant, free,
And all the gIories OF early morn
Are glowing for mine and me.
In cheerful Kitchen the kettle Sings
There's sixzle, there's sav'ry smell.
And all of the little honey things
Are doing their duties well.
Under the magic of my hands two
The wheat flour turns to bread,
The brown beans change to "a nectar
brew.
And my loved ones fed.
A kiss for my good man at the gate
That never his love flame cool;
a swift caress for each curly pate
To shorten the road to school.
And then. while my broom and needle
| And my washtub sparixles foam,
I sing. "oh. blessed of women, 1!
For 1 arm the Heart of Homer
LILLIAN Dynevor Rice, In New York
| Times.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
HOGWALLoW HAPPENINGS.

Jefferson Potlocks went over to the
Musket Ridge still house the other
day and brought home jug of Ticker
so old he could hardly walk
Raj Borrow will go to Tickville
next Wednesday, where he will stand
up with bridal couple if he is not
too tired
Fletcher Henstep, who is interest
ed in all the public affairs at Wash
ington and the Mexican war. sleeps
in his large square spectacles now,
since his wife papered the ceiling
with newspapers.
While Atlas Peck was over at Rye
STRAW yesterday buying some winter
supplies he met friend he had not
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18

write and tell you what l would like
to have for Christmas. Please bring
me a set of soldiers ice wagon and a
train. My sister Grace would like a
rocking chair. doll head for her doll.
some nuts and candy. Ny sister Ruth
would like little broom, a rocking
chair and some nuts and candy Please
don't forget the baby. From your lit
tie friends.
LLOYD, GRACE AND RUTH SMITH.
50 Plummer avenue.
Hammond, Ind, Dec. Is.
Dear Santa Claus; Thinking that
you would like to hear the Christmas
wants of your little friend, 1 thought
/ would drop you few lines. 1 am
eight years old and am In the third
grade. / would like to have drum
an engine. a sled and a book named
"Child's Garden of Verses" My broth
skates and a game We both want a
Xmas tree, nuts and candy.
Your little friend.
LESLIE HANSEN.
Hammond, Ind, Dec. Is.
Dear Santa: 1 am a boy six year.
DID, / want a big ball and Indian suit
pair of cowboy gloves and a sled and
game, story book, Xmas tree, nuts
and candy. and don't forget my little
cousin, Herbert Guering, 17e Clarl
street, Hammond, Ind. Goodbye. from
your little friend.
WILLIE LOHMEYER.
Hammond, Ind, Dec. Is
Dear Santa Claus: I am a girl ter
years old. 1 would like to tell yol
what want for Xmas. I want a brace
let. a checker game, story book ant
a few other things what you think /.
nice for me, tree, nuts and candy
Don't forget mamma, papa, grandm;
and grandpa. Goodbye, from YOU
| truly friend,
FRIEDA LOHMEYER.
| Is Gostlin street.