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Arizona republican., 1913-11-16
Cold Comfort for Navy

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 15.-Penn State held the Navy to a 10 to score here today and the game was not one in which the Navy supporters could find much comfort Penn State was the first eleven this season nearly to equal the midshipmen. In the fourth reriod the visitors five times held for downs inside their own one yard line.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16
Michiqan's Old Style Wins

ANN ARBOR, Nov. 14.-Usng the same line Of attack which crushed Syracuse, the Michigan eleven defeat ed Pennsylvania 13 to o, batterinS the defense of the customers to pieces. Pennsylvania was dangerous at no time of the game It was a distinct victory for the old fashioned sledge- ha mmer style of football.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

Ben Hur' and Hedwig Reicher will be among the theatrical attraction in San Francisco at the Panama exposi- tion.
 Excuse Me" will be staged in Paris and Guitry, the famous actor, is to play the negro porter. The Sho- Gun is also to be given in Paris.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16
RUDDERLESS ELI BARK
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tory over the University of Mime sota Within eight minutes of play the gray and maroon left half, scored from Minnesotas two-yard line. After that Minnesota's defense strengthened for the next two quarters and neither team scored. Chicago executed for ward passes and Norgren's tanning gains gave Chicago the second touch down
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16
Still IInhe3ten

PORTLAND, Nov. 15.-The Uni versity of Washington defeated Ore gon university today by 10 to 7, and thereby won the Northwest Confer ence championship. The two teams furnished the most brilliant exhibi- tion of football ever seen in Portland. Quarterback Charley Smith, of Wash ingtOn. shot a place kick between the Oregon goal posts from the 22-yard
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16
Visitors Will Pitch South paw Johnson " Phoenix to Use Herb Hall in Box. Will Be Decisive Game of Winter Series
HOW PHOENIX AND
 MESA BAT TODAY

That is about the way in which Meezy and Feenicks will line up when they come to bat at Grant Park this afternoon. The things that may hap pen after the two teams have come together are as follows:
 Ca) Phoenix may win.
 (b) Mesa may win.
 Co It MAY rain.
 (d) Well, here goes your old ball game. anyway,
 Tn the trying-ou practice yester- day. Captain EiseIstein worked half a dozen men for the various posi- tiOns left to fill, and at the end of the practice decided definitely on the lineup as given above. This here Somebody on short is a new man, and his middle name is not available. In fact. there are several of him, and the individual has not been selected from the ruck as yet.
 Meezy will bring a strong lunged contingent to confuse the Phoenix hitters with raucOus cries, and to egg on the southside warriors with some more of the same. Phoenix will have to put a dozen rooters against each single Mesaite, for that's one thing the Jewel packers can dO-Cheer!
 The game today will decide whether Phoenix is to have winter baseball or not. There is a certain deficit that must be wiped out before the season closes, and unless the attendance is big the season will close so fast anC 2 so hard your teeth will rattle. Or the other mitt, should the fans turr out, spite of wind and wet weather and help the association close its books with less hole in the debi side, it is possible the team will bt kept together, at least a month ol two, playing Mesa, Tucson, Globe and other nearby teams.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16
Nebraska Wins in Mud

LAWRENCE, Nov. 15.-The Uni Versity of Nebraska football team de- feated the University of Kansas here today, to 0, in a game mostly straight. old-fashioned football. played on field ankle deep in mud and under a drizzle of ram. Nebraska's S work at crucial points in the game was better.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

A new play on the woman question is to be produced by Conan and Har- ris late this month. It is by George Middleton and is called Nowadays"
 Mizzie Hajos, with Wallace Me Cutcheon and a company of twenty four, is to appear in vaudeville in a one-act opera called Queen Anne"
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16
PLAYS AND PLAYERS,

Blanche Sloan. the flying ring aeri- alist, is the only sister of former Jockey Tod Sloan.
 Charles k. Evans, partner of "Old Hoss" Hoey in "A Parlor Match, is again in vaudeville.
 The new play by Rachel Brothers,
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

which the Shuberts will produce, is entitled The Awakening"
 Joseph E. Howard plans to make a production of a musical skit by Addi- son Burkhardt and Charles w. Collins. Nat. c. Goodwin and his latest wife, Margaret Moreland, are credited with yearnings to return to the stage.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

tcrcepted a forward pass and ran sixty yards for touchdown.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

line in the fourth period. and broke up a to tie.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

Lucille La Verne is to establish a stock company in South Bend, Ind, with the system of visiting stars. Car roll Day will be general stage director.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

William Collier is to join w. H. Crane in a joint starring tour of "The Henri etta." MT. Collier will play Bertie, the lamb, which role the late Stuart Rob- son made famous
Arizona republican., 1913-11-16
Normal.

Free goals. field goals, fouls
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-06
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

DR.. j. 7 Salter's pain subduer is on
sale at Kolb's drug store 1916
Miss Nellie E. Wycof of Gary, was
the guest of Mrs A. b. Garfield Of
Ohio avenue on Friday night
Miss Emily B. Johnston of Sheridan
avenue spent the week end with her
aunt in Chicago.
The first number Of the Whiting high
school lecture course will be on next
Wednesday night when The Cam
brige Players" will entertain the
public. The company consists OF four
members under the direction of Elias
Day. They appear in song and drama
The Eastern Stars enjoyed delight
full meeting on Friday night, on the
occasion of the official visit of the
Grand Worthy Matron of Indiana Mrs.
| Anna Cooper, The Masonic hall was
very deliberately decorated with the
colors of the order and also with AM
erican flags. There were one hundred
| and fifty persons in attendance. the
other state officers being: Mrs. Cassie
| Gregory, grand worthy matron of Ili-
nois A. ]. Smith. grand associate pat
ron of Indiana. from Hobart; Mrs, AM
ella Burton. Grand Associate Conduc-
| tress of Whiting, and Mrs. Eric Lund.
| grand Esther, from Hammond. Excel
lent speeches were given by several OF
| the state officers and two candidates
were initiated they being E. B. Green
| and Miss Rose Gordon. A very appetiz-
| ing lap luncheon concluded the even
| ing's festivities. They were visitors
| from Hammond, Chesterton, Lowell
| Hobart Chicago. South Chicago and
| Windsor Park.
| William A. Greatrak and sister. Miss
| Addie Greatrake, of oliver street. have
returned home from a weeks visit al
| Benton Harhor. Mich.
Miss Jennie Freel OF 11eth street
who is at st. Anthony's hospital In
lChicago suffering with an abcess or
her arm is getting along nicely.
| Mrs. Alexander NJ. Hamilton and two
daughters left yesterday for Spirit
Lake. Ia. to spend two weeks visiting
with her father.
DR. and Mrs NJ. SternberE of 1911
street are the happy parents of 1:
pound daughter, which was born or
Friday night. Mother and child ar,
getting along nicely. and Papa
Sternherg is wearing an unusually
large smile.
Mrs. b. l. McLinn OF Ohio avenu,
has returned from Hebron. Ind.
Peter c. Pfeifer of Oliver street ha!
been suffering with an attack of lum
baeo.
The Plymouth Club OF the Congrega
tional church will hold meeting to
morrow evening at the home of Mrs
Arthur vernan OF LaPorte avenue.
Mrs. William Walker and daughte
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-06

Marian were in Chicago on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vernon of La
Porte avenue have been entertaining
their aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Lovelace. of Niagara Falls. Mr.. and
Mrs Lavelace are on their way to
the coast to visit their daughter who
is i'm the west for her health. with
whom Mrs. Vernon travelled last year
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beamer have
moved to East Chicago where they
have gone TO housekeeping. Mr.
Beamer. who was formerly on the
Whiting fire department. is now en-
ployed by the N. l. G. & e. Co
Harvey Fl. Matthias of Sheridan ave,
Whiting, has gone into business in
Indiana Harbor, having purchased the
newspaper route OF Joseph ]. Free
man. Mr.. Matthias has his head
quarters in the Central Drug Com
pany, handling THE TIMES and all the
| Chicago newspapers. Mr.. Matthias
many Whiting friends are wishing him
success.
Edwin Gehrke came home from Pur-
due University at Lafayette for the
week end
! Mr. and Mrs Abe Goldsmith and
children visited with relatives in So
| Chicago last evening.
| The NJ. z. Ladies Aid Society will
hold rummage sale Friday, Oct 10,
in the building on 10th street next
| to Mosers hardware store. Any one
| having articles to donate for the sale
may notify the society or send to the
building on Friday morning.
Joseph Palacyk of Indiana Harbor
| was arrested last night on the charge
of intoxication and also for breaking
| the glass in the door at the Lake
Shore station. Palacyk was locked up
last night, his trial to be held this
! evening
The Democratic primaries on Sat
| urday resulted in L. G. Swartz be-
ing nominated for city Judge. having
defeated George Lundy In the second
ward James Donegan defeated Otto
Weidman for alderman and in the Attn
! ward Peter Buczkonski defeated o. z.
Meek.
In a collision at New York avenue
and John street between DR.. Doolittle
and Carl Carpenter. the formers ma
chine and the Allison's delivery auto
by whom the latter is employed were
both quite badly damaged.
Louis Miller and wife and a number
of other friends motored to Chicago
yesterday where they saw the per-
Torrance at the Garrick theatre.
Mrs. Catherine Stewart and daugh-
ters Mildred and Florence Stewart Wis
tied relatives in Englewood last even
ing.
Otto II. Hamilton, together with
Clarence Moore Jr., J. Wolfe and
other friends motored to Wiliamspor'
NAMED over Sunday visiting Bling
town. relatives and friends, returning
home this morning.
Have comfort in the bathroom with a
Gas Heating Stove.-No. Ind. Gas 8
Flee Co.
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drer of Rober; avenue were Ham
mond visitors Saturday.
At the meeting of the Ladies Bible
Glass held at the home of Mrs. Jack
Platz OF Roberts avenue the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term:
Teacher-Mrs. r. Richard Schaaf.
President-Mrs John Soltwedel.
Vice President-Mrs. John Plan.
Secretary-Mrs Jack Platz.
Treasurer-Mrs. Fred Binhammer.
Mrs william Kelley and Mrs. Dye
son OF Chicago visited Robertsdale
| friends yesterday.
| Mrs. Joseph Studor and Mrs. John
Schaak visited Mr.. Studor at the hospi-
| tai in Chicago Saturday.
| Mrs Joseph Sceevy of Indiana bouie-
ward visited friends in South Chice go
yesterday.
| The members Of the Independent
| Pedro club were entertained Friday az
| ternoon at the home of Mrs Gamer
OF whiting. Several games OF pedro
were played by the guests during the
afternoon and prizes were won by
| Mesdames Holman, Hayes, Buell. and
| Brown
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Piatz OF Roberts
avenue are entertaining the 1atter's
| sister from Chesterton, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sellers of 116tt
street attended the Orph Fum theatre
in Hammond last evening.
Mrs I4arish of Indiana boulevard has
been on the sick list for several days
II Edward Gerke. who Is attending the
Purdue University at Lafayette spen'
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Gerke of Harrison
avenue.
II Mr. and Mrs. Herman Breckman an(
family have moved from the Benson
cottage on Roberts avenue to 18th ST
in Whiting.
II Geraldine, the little daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs Merle Gardner of Robert
| avenue has been confined to her hom
| several days with tonsiiitis.
n Mrs. Mclaughlin of Roberts avenu
spent the day shopping in Chicago
n DR. and Mrs T. w. Kohr of indians
boulevard entertained number o
| members Of the Eastern Stars at thef
home Friday evening at six o'clocl
! dinner. Among those present were
Mrs Anna Cooper. grand matron. o
| | Greenfield, Ind; Mrs. Cassie Gresor,
grand matron. OF Chicago. ILL.,. an
| Mrs Lorrene Wilson OF Windsor Parl
| I'll.
Mrs f. A. Christensen OF Indian
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-06

from a ten days business trip to Spo-
kane. Wash.
The Fortnightly Musicale programs
have been issued from the press and
the dates and various places of meet
ing for the club year are as follows:
October 6, Mr. and Mrs d. A. Root;
October 20, Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Altman
November 8, Mr. and Mrs. e. H. Gro
we'll; November 20, course entertain
ment: December l. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Gibbs; December 15, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown; January 5, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f.
Dinwiddie: January 10. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. ]. Tinkham; January 26. course con-
cert; February 2. Mrs. c. L. Ingersoll:
February IL. course concert: Feb
ruary g. course concert: March e. Mr..
and Mrs. F. b. Pattee: March 1s. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. OFT: April 4, course
concert; April IS. Mr.. and Mrs ]. S.
Crawford; April 81, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. McMahan: May IL, request night.
Ernest Bartholomae is visiting for a
week or more with friends and rel
atives in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Roy G. Parry of Gary
spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Parry on East street.
come the owner of a beautiful concer,
grand piano. one of the best manu-
featured.
Judge Harry B. Nicholson and Audi
tor Charles A. Johnson entertained q
party of men at the Sleepy Hollow
, clubhouse on the Kankakee river yes
terday and most enjoyable time 1:
reported by those present, even II the
weather not propitious. Among
those who attended were Messrs. j. j
| Wheeler, William Krimbin. william
Nicholson, Judge Atkins, Homer Wells
w. H. Hayward and the Charles John.
! sons, Jr and Sr.
The Farmer Boys dance at Contra
Music hall Saturday night drew
the usual capacity crowd, over a hun
dred couples being present at the af
| fair.
| Druggist w L. Handley will leav'
tomorrow for his farm lands in Can
ada. expecting to be gone nearly tw'
weeks.
Mrs F. H Fancher and Mrs. f.
Ames have returned from a two week
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds a
Cleveland. Ohio.
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from an extended visit in Ohio and
Pennsylvania He also attended the
reunions of the two companies OF
which he was a member.
Frank Sargent, the night marshal
has given his residence a coat OF paint.
The body is painted pink and the trim
ming brown. This adds to the appear
ance and durability of the house.
The Misses Ethel Harpen and Leah
Hudson, school teachers. accompa MED
by Mrs. Ernest woodcock, were Chi
cago visitors Saturday.
The big lumber sheds Of the Will
bur Lumber Company have received q
fresh coat of paint. The body is in
orange and the trimming white.
One day last week a valuable two
year-old colt belonging to Frank
Strickland. farmer and auctioneerf got
out of the field and onto the road. Ar
automobile coming along struck 1t and
broke ankle. Frank will probably
try to save 1t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-06
Crown Point News
Happenings Of Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

The city council will meet this even
ing for their regular monthly business
meeting and a busy session is antici-
pated. as several important measures
are up before the council for consid-
Grafton at present. among them being
the West street extension proposition,
the gas franchise. the house number
Ing plans. and the extensions of wa
ter mains on the different streets al
ready selected by the council.
The Fortnightly Musicale club will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A
Root this evening for the first meet
ing of the club year. fine program
has been arranged which will be Civ
en- as follows:
PART l.
Country Dance ...........-..N evin
Misses Grimmer and HeiIeman.
victrola
Male Quartette. .............S Selected
Messrs. Glover. Lamberg. Rudolph and
Stockbarger.
victrola.
Piano Selected
Mrs. Dinwiddie.
PART II.
Piano Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Mrs. Frey.
Vocal ...-..............- Selected
Miss Louise Crawford
victroia.
Vocal Duet. ................ Selected
Mesdames Knight and Shortridge.
Ladies' Chorus.
Central Music hall will be opened
to the moving picture and vaudeville
artists next Saturday evening. II be-
ing the opening night for a year of
vaudeville and film exhibition, a Chi
cago vaudeville circuit manager hsv
Ing leased the amusement place for
that length OF time. The bill for the
opening night will be announced later.
A. A. Bibler OF Chesterton, Ind, was
shaking hands with Crown Point
friends on Saturday.
Misses Alma Wilson and Gretchen
Wheeler will entertain party of la
dies on Thursday evening in honor OF
Miss Bernioe OFT. whose marriage &c
Ernest Gosch viii ltske place the early
part OF November.
Miss Florence Loveridge OF Ham
mond spent Sunday with Miss Pauline
Sauerman.
Attorney H s. Barr has returned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-06
DON'T Be MISLED
Hammond Citizens Should Read and
Heed this Advice.

Hammond Citizens Should Read and
Heed this Advice.
Kidney trouble IS dangerous and Oft
en- fatal.
Don't experiment with something
new and untrfed.
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Begin with Don's Kidney Pills
Used In kidney troubles so years.
Recommended here and everywhere.
The following statement forms con-
vincing proof
Mrs. George Nelson, 4ee Ohio street,
whiting. Ind. says: Both 1 and 9TH
ers OF my family have used Dams Kid
ney Pills and found them to be an eff
f1cient kidney medicine. You may con-
tinue to use the public statement i
have previously given In their praise.
One OF our family was troubled by
weakness of the kidneys for years and
nothing seemed to help him. He
couldn't control the kidney ecretions
and always felt weak and tired. A.
soon as we began giving him Doan's
Kidney Pills. he improved and 1--WE
boxes cured him"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents Foster Milburn Co., buffalo
New York. sale agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.-Adv.
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sUBsCRIBE roR THE TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-06
In The Superior Court
Entries In Room ?.

Entries In Room 2.
S451-Broncha Branovitz VS.. Harry
Captain. Cause continued by agree
ment set special for October 10,
1913. at costs of defendant.
ss01-Edward Thompson Co. VS. VIM.
H. Sickman. Finding for plaintiff
s242.50. Judgment.
9S21-Sigmund Freiberg ct al vs. F.
D. Cooley. Finding for plaintiff
s277.06. Judgment.
s957-Lydia Page VS.. Charles Page
Finding for plaintiff. divorce
granted. Judgment.
ss4o-Alex Madras VS.. Frank Horvat
ct al. Case dismissed at plaintiff $
costs. bon dcanceled.
10S90-Steve Staczak VS.. Stanley Grz-
eczka ct al. Finding for plaintiff
he is entitled to possession of real
estate and title quieted in him, TO
recover 500 damages. Judgment.
10007-Peter w. Meyn ct al VS. Melvin,
c. Herman. Defendants motion for
change of venue granted, Porter
circuit court, ten days.
1o735-Elizabeth Rose VS.. Samuel Rose.
Citation issued for defendant for
failure to pay alimony
10S24-Henry Horner & Co. VS.. Charles
! Werbila. Receiver files petition 10
discontinue business and to sell
! perishable goods and all other
property.
+ 101s7-Mamie swint VS. Fred swint et
i al. Plaintiff files affidavit showing
! failure of defendant to pay ali
mony. Citation issued.
Entries In Room 3.
1870. Lincoln v. Cravens. admir- VS.
/ Gary & Interurban r. r. Plft. dis
misses, judgment.
9511. Christ Able VS.. James P. Bere
olas. Finding for deft. on hi,
counter claim SIS against plft
Judgment.
e7Ss. Minnie Cook VS.. Mary Matwie
ct al. Finding for plft. value $50
judgment for return Of property
damages 81. Judgment accordingly
1o043 Fred Seabold VS.. Ora z. Batche
Tor. Finding for plft. ss01.so phys
SIS, atty. fees. without relief, judg
6623. Fred J. Smith vs. John Juricel
ct al Puff. dismisses as to Johl
Jureicek and lot 4, II lot 3 B 5s
e7eS. Lake County Savings & T. Co. VS.
Interstate Iron & Steel Co. Deft
Granted change venue, Porter C. c
ten days.
Ilo013. Gary Land Co. VS.. Charles c
Cronin ct al Pitt. dismisses cost
| paid.
l1o412. Mike Zdjeiar VS.. Standard Stee
Car Co. Pitt. dismisses.
i1o3Ss. VIM. r. Bridge VS.. Indians
Truck Farm Co. Pitt files applf
cation to reintsate cause. Def,
files afr in opposition.
6359. Annie Tatran We. Dan Tatrar
Fiding for plft divorce, judgment
1o473. John o. Bowers VS.. John jaime
ct al. Cause continued as to VIM
H McC1aren and Josephine r
Young. Finding as to others 10
! PITT. as against them, Quieting title
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ROBERTSDALE.

Harry Timm OF Indiana boulevard
is attending the p. & s college in Chi
cago which opens today.
The A. o. VI. club met Friday even
ing at the home of Hattie Gothic of
Indiana boulevard. very pleasant
evening was spent by the girls Re-
freshments were served
Misses Emma Kasch and Adeiine
Leverenz attended the OrpAeum theatre
In Hammond Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kidney and chill
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-06

This waist Is just the thing for business
wear with an up to date skirt 1t can
be made with the straight or pointed
fronts and with long or short sleeves
Seven tucks at each shoulder give the
required fuiness. Linen, madras or silk.
with the collar and cuffs of satin or other
contrasting goods, can be used to develop
this waist
The pattern. No 6.142. Is cut In sizes
"a to ~ inches bust measure. Medium
size requires 2A yards of 36 inch ma
terial. with u yard of "a inch satin.
The above pattern can be obtained BY
sending 10 cents to the office OF this
paper.
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GRIFFITH

Mrs. Frank Orsburn did shopping in
Hammond Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs George Demmons OF
Merrillville visited relatives here Sat
urday
Mrs. Hansen is spending few days
with relatives In North Judson.
Miss Mary McIllvaine of East Chi
cago was the guest of Miss Emily
Southworth over Sunday
Mrs. Charles Dutton who has been
quite Ill is better today.
p. y. Jones of Valparaiso was a
pleasant caller here today.
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and Judgment

and judgment
l0517. Agneska Mackowak VS.. wicenty
Mackowak ct al. Deft. files rno-
ton to set aside default
to627 Louisese Boidenow VS.. Henry
Boldenow. Pitt. files amended coms
plant.
10547. Illinois Beer Pump Co. VS.. John
w. Walton ct al. Pitt dismissess
judgment VS.. pIft for costs.
1057S. Walter L Morton VS.. Standard
Steel Car Co. Dismissed. costs
paid
1o726. Margaret Tesoh VS.. August
Tesch. Finding for plft divorce
Judgment
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Is your house cold when you reach
home? Get a Gas Heating Stove.-No.
Ind Gas g. Elec. Co.-Adv. 25tf
SUB6CRIBE FOR THE TIMES.
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boulevard is confined to her home by
illness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-06

Smoke Nellie Canadian Club Mix
fure. For pipe or cigarette. best that
leaf and skill can productivity.