davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Era-leader., 1913-08-28


Notice of Registration of Tax Deed.
Whereas, the undersigned has pur-
chased at sheriff's sale on the 22nd
day of June, 1913, for the taxes for
the year 1912, the following described
property:
North half of lot II, block 10, Pierce
Addition to Bogalusa, La.
Said property having been assessed
in the name of w. L. Bailey.
Notice is hereby given to whom It
may concern that have caused deed
for said property to be recorded in
the Conveyance Book No. II, page
432, entry Eo. 372, OF the conveyance
records Of Washington Parish. La.
August 2l, 1918.
22.24 L. l.. Bankston.
Notice of Registration OF Tax Deed.
Whereas, the undersigned has pur-
chased at sheritf's sale on the 22nd
day of June, 1913, for the taxes for
the year 1912, the following described
property:
Lot 16, block 1890, Denham ADDITION
to Bogalusa, La.
Said property having been assessed
in the name of d. P. Terry.
Notice is hereby given to whom it
MAY concern the: have caused deed
for the said prof. rty to be recorded
in the ConveyaE>~ Book p, page 430,
entry No. $40, II the conveyance
records OF Washington Parish, la.
August Il. 1913.
22.A L. L. 6aukstou.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

Konarski, vice wraz 2 p. q,
pospieszyli do pokoju, " kt6-
trym powyzszy dramat sic
Irozegraf. Zaraz ma wstepie
biedny ojciec spostrzegf leza-
ca swa ukochana iedynaczke
izone.hez=,zycia. Gyzzbli5yf
sic do Maryi mfody uj-
:rsafaWa= fotografie..W jej;reku
j :4la;iaa ma stofe ist:zaadreso-
Maa@z=do rniego, . kt6rego
doWiedzia} sic Q przyczynie
targgt1iecia sic IA zycie Maryi.
Rozpaez OLGA bolesnie do:
Etknietegos strata nkochanej
jedynaezki i zony, Jest. bez-
|graniczna.
Zas MILDLY K, straciwszy
ukochana, zostaf jakby: ska
|mienia}y. Pc %pochowaniu
zw}ok narzeczonej i matki,
|pozegnawszy sic z p. Zag6r-
|skim i swymi rodzicami, wy
Ejecha} "a granice, %motywujac
wyjazd sw6j checia zapomnie-
MIA przesz}ych wydarze1.
w tydzied pc swoim wy
jezdzie pisaf do swych rodzi-
COW re Lwowa, donoszac i'm,
izby ME martwili sic tenn,
|%cokolwiek sic staio, nadmie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

niajac, il czuje sic jakok ME
zdr6w vice moze zaise 1 cog
~nieprzewidzian6gd
liscie wyslafs dfugi,da 'a1azl:
i'm, il jest bardzo chofyEpo:
czem zupelnie zadneiWiad9:
moSci ME dawa}i= s 3 sqbie: -,
+ Do9pieero 9 dnina. 10 :. g: przy-
Esz1a do >. Kanarskich depesza
3 Tarnowa, ~za vi ia /,
ne ich syn odebraI sobie zycie.
Pc otrzymaniu tel Wiado.
mosci p. Konarska rozc1ioro-
.wa}a sic i valley ze ssmiercia,
zas6 p. Konarski,P Str:aclWsz y:
ukochanego :jedynaka, dcstal
pomieszania zmysf6w .oheg-
|daj krewni odwiezli 90 do
szpitala Ola ob}akanych "
KrakoWie.
Take to So nas5tepstwa plot
XII, tym raze III navel wzlej
mysli ME ~viyy1pi'o'wieadzian'ebjj..
MECH powyzsze zdarzeniie BE-
die przestroga ola plotkarzy
i oszczerc6w,;$' Skt6rzy Swiado-.
Emie i z wyraznym zamiarem
dokuczenia bliznim fz1uieaja
ma Mich potwarze Tub SIERRA o
MICH niczem a. n'ieu;zasadfnione
-ll; D. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
Uczlny dz1eci nasze czytat
p1sa6> I movie pc polsku.:
UW:AGI.


Odwiedziny cesarza ME.
mieckiego " Poznaniu oGbi}y
sic dfugiem echem nietylko
W polskich pismach ale Eau.
wazyllii. tai :;;.?.i i!n +! Il ze Po,lacy,
og6lnie biorac,. ME brazil u
dzia}u W uroczystosciach. Me
uszfo atoli uwagi i to, re pol
soy szambelani iniekt6rzy ma
wet ME 'szambelani oderwali
sic cd sympathy z w}asnym
narodem i z bojazni cry tez
z checi' ~przymilenia sic udali
sic ma przyjecie. \ y
Potepiajjal lich wszyscy jed
nomy5lnie.; Dlaczego dzisiaj
ostrzej przeciwko MIN wyste.
puja niz z okazyi 'cesarskiej
wizyty try lata temu? Odpo-
vie kazdy, ze z powodu1wy-
wfaszczenia. Me odwazy]i-
bysmy>sie i przeczyc, ze jest
pow6d 1riepio6ledniej wagi.
RozWazmy jednak kr6ciutko.
P~rzypominamy sobie dosko-
male ssz,cazeg6|fy. dawnych Cd
wiedzin. .cesarza, bosmy .byli
obecni VI stolicy Wielkopol-
ski VI '; sam ''dt1;z z ] .pruskiej u
roczystoSci. Szlachta zaproszo.
ma przyk}adnie stawi}a sic
ma banKiet' " .%oczekiwaniu
n%iezwylk4.4llych rzzec = mowy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

ma sila j pokazuje, De tam
ME tylko obmyslano ale. RE
E~czywi6cie zbadano i wproWa-
EEdza sic W zYcie p]any =u}ozo-
me. s.,
+ Tax, praca dzisiejsza ,musi
%zawodoWa:;; wyjatku sdo
tel s,regnfy ME, atanoNis praca
Esp61eczpa: Wymagassie!Vpra7
WV kazd]ems rzemia6}e,a W
kszdym. o7af4dziale reczaej j M
mys}owej roboty. ma zoazach
kwiata: Pc eichute6ku;uab;o,
ne ME. ucf1odzi, jak Sic, prze7
Ekona]i ez}onkowie ~K.-Q. N,
kilka razy l. ME w%ytrzymuje
pr6by. Zawsze tax: byte. Kto
zbroh pokryjomu. ten q po-
czatku sam jeden posiadal ta-
|jemnice; p6zniej kilku, a ma
koniec :wszyocy. :. /.
/ Nar6d jest. bardzo .ciekawy
j ;praWem naturalnem Wyma-
ga rachunku cd swych w16-
dairy chce. wiedziec jak MIN
rozporzadzaja naczelnicy, !.
Dzisiaj Yjjsec. jeszcze wielu
stoi ma uboczu albo tez try
ma sic partyi, kt6ra broni sic
jak moze pred grobem. Ale
to ME potrwa ma Hugo:. DO
wielu jest takich, kt6rzy ME
lyle grzesa z}a VIOLA, lie: ME-
swiadomoscia i ~4atwowiernos-
cia: TIE. ostatnie ME So nie-
u1eczalne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
. Nastepstwa plotki...

Do ,,Kuryera =Zagfebia 9. ,
wychodzacego: " sosn6wcu
mad granica, " poblizu Kato-
wic) pisa:
M1ody syn w}asciciela fol-
warku Lis6wka, W powiecie
garwoli6skim, Zenon Konar-
Eski, zakochaf sic " uroczej
:c6ree ::w}asciciela .sasiedniego
folwarku Maryi Zag6rskiej,
[kt6ra mlodemu Konarskiemr
Eodp}aca}a w~zajemnoscia.
f. Pewnego razu przyby}a W
odwiedziny do PIP. Zag6rskich
przyjaci6}ka Maryi i powie-
[dziafa jej, ME wiedzac mic o
stosunku Maryi do Konar-
skiego,. re ten. ostatni zeni sic
W miescie z jakas bardzo lad
ma j bogata c6rka aptekarza.
|Gdy przyjaci6tka pozegna}a
sic z panstwem z. i opuScila
ich mieszkanie, Maya wziaw-
sly z apteczki domowej jakis
flakonik, uda}a sic do swego
pokoiku i tam pod w%p4ywem,
wiadomosci o ,zdradzie Zeno-
ma, wsypafaa. 2 .flakonu potr6i.
ma dawke. proszk6w nasen-
nych do szklanki T. woda i
wypi}a.
: w tymze czasie mfody :
Konarski by} W -drodze, do,
Zag6rskich z formal
mem o6wiadczeniem sic Of
reke- Maryi. ~Przybywszy dol
2, ME zw}qczac ami
wyjawif i'm eel sWych
cd wiedzin i .zosta} mile przy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
..- !
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznlenl So do kolektowanla
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuiacy
nasi ,agenei mieitoowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyik
BRENNAN Tex, W. Kowalski #.
III APPEL Hit, Tex. q. Klocek =
FRIED, N. OAK D. F.. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE. s::Dak:. Jo1ef Grub,
INDEPENDENCE Wis. j Miehai Mish
Nelsn, Wis, Teon Derdowsk
NANTICOKE, Pa. r.. Jablonsk ~t
LEO MINI. Mateusx Bilski.
A HILL. Mich st Pogorzelski
BREMOND, Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. N. d. Teodor wv socki
WILNO MINI. Fir. Badzi6ski
OKLA SIP. G6rski' -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

- IS; -T
cesarza, ma %pierwszem miej.
Sou, " kt6rejby wyg}ossilbl' k|ilka
zda1 o Polakach. Rozczaro-
wanie niemi}e nastapifo ma
sail j-cesarz mic pu-
blicznie ME powiedzia} a W
d}uzsza rozmowe ndaf sic
tylko z ks. biskupem Likow-
skim, kt6ry: tut PREY cesaizu
mia1 wyj 7 il; { On miejsc,e.:
szlachte polska, .polski ie,l hra-
blow, poumieszczano wsr6d
zyd6w j fabrykant6w pozna6-
skich. .s~s#
Jak i'm przypad} do gustu
ca}y bankiet, ME warto nawet
p%rzypominac. Wyrazimy sic
nadzwyczaj grzecznie, gdy
powiemy, ze.. i'm sic bardzo
ME podoba}o. A. przeciez PREY
tel okazyi odznaczy}: CESAR
'Polaka szambela6stwem, czy
tam nawet kilku. @ jednym
wiemy napewno.
:Kazdy polski szlachcic vie
|doskonale, re urzednicy lie
mieccy n%ienawidza i lekce go
sobie waza. Pomimo tego
%przyjmuje to mizerne szambe-
lanstwo zamiast stanowczo
lecz z godnoscia odm6wic.
Me wjemy naprawde co jest
wiecej potepienia godnem:-
zaprzedanie siebie szambelah-
s5wem, czy ziemi swojej. W
rsce niemieckie.
lynn za6, kt6rzy bronia
stanowiska, jake zajeli Pola-
cy pred trzema laty ma pc
Swiecenie zamku pozna6skie-
go rzucimy otwarcie s}owem
nagany. Juz i Wtenczas ludzie
bystrego umys}u przepowie-
dzie]i zast6sowanie prawa wy
wfaszczenia. Re zaproszonych
ma bankiet, Q lie sobje przy-
pominamy coSmy w6wczas
|s}yszeli cd jednego z gosci O.:
becnych, .tylko jeden katego-
rycznie .,odm6wi4 swej obec-
nosci. Ten jeden nosi wpraw-
die stare nazwisko polskie
Raczynskich ale ME m6wi
jezykiem polskim i ME mie-
sza sic do towarzystwa poll.
skiego. Odziedziczyf tylko
majatek polski pc dalekim
krewnym i potepia polityke:
niemiecka W Wielkopolsce ja-
ko barbarzy6stwo. Ma tel "a
sadie opierajac Sic, ME chcia}
gwaftu zadnego
przekonaniom obec-l
noscia ma bankiecie:
Tymczasem Polacy, kt6rzy
sobie ME pozwolili mic zarzu-
.ic, ME mieli odwagi ma lyle,
okazac n~iezadowolenie
nieqbecnoscia ma scesarskiem
przyjeciu.
A jesteSmy przekonani, re
mi: jeden z Mich ME zasiad}
ze spokojnem sumieniem do
W zamku niemieckim.
oni instynktownie, re
ME powinni sic tam znajdo-
wac. ,Dziennikowi Poznan-
kt6ry teraz zajal
stanowisko wyrazne, mozna-
by p~rzypomnief, re temu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

siaj, my ma ME patrzy'ny
wlasnemi. oczami j codziennie
mocniej wiefqrzsymy, ze Rad
:pluski ME cola sic nigdy i
ME. odw'o4aje ustaw .wymie-:
rzonych rp re- Polakom.
Try llata: temu ia. ia kilka
.dni PRED pr dc gd y }|ziy J, Pos.
n: Nenste Nae { h}rFji}3hrd powie-
q! dzia]} Il: -. 81 nit 81 oI P'qPlegnthqm
ggiebts nur 4. biegep \ pAnd beu-
gen" a w 'ss:t possTFli Po-.
lacy podstawic karki do tego
nagiecia. Try lata temu
WrzeSnia. by4a tax 6wieza ".
lp9aamieci :naszej jak dis wy
w}aszczenie. Try lata ,temu
istn II i'l i dzia}a}a komisya
kolonizacyjna j ostmarken-
'verein. Pred trzema laty pod
gfozba Cd policyi sprzedaf Po-
lax komisyi kolonizacyjnej
dzlesiee g gruntu.
!. Wyw}aszczenie jest tylko
woody W oceanic pre-
Sladowa6. Chwalmy obecne
s%tanowisko Polak6w pod pru.
skim zaborem, DO rzeczywi6-
Gle Jest godnem %pochwa}y,-
.niema jednak zadnej racyi
szukac Wym6Wek ma przewl.
hienia- przesz}oSci. Zle wten-
czas zrobili i korzystniej ola
winowatyeh wypadnie, jezeli,
60 s: biedne, zaw ?s wyyttknie-:
my zgganimy bez uzalen i
ursprawiedliwien.
Rozkfad moralny wSr6d
.pewnych warstw naszego sp6-
.}ecze6stwa ukazuje sic W mai:
wstretniejszy spos6b. Wezmy,
naprzyk}ad, pod uwage stara-
MIA socyalist6w, by :wypro-
wadzic ma scene ameryka6-
ska osobe i zdarzenie, kt6re-
go: samo ~Wspomnienie pref
mule. mas wstydem. Many
ma mySli paszkwil W podr6b-
&c dramatycznej-: zatytufowa-
ny: ) amazy MacochA To
macy sic take postepowanie.
n%ienawi6cia ku:. religii j :chec:
odciagniecia ludzi s}abych cd.
Koscio1a.
Tragedya czestochowska /
Jest b6lem j ~wstydem ME je-.|
.tych: kilku zwyrodnia-
Eych jednostek, lecz dotyka
nar6d ca}y, kt6ry prawie re
" ca}o&ci jest katolickim.
r6znica wyznania ME
W zadnym szczeg6le
o'rzz.ydotyy i1uczynku socyalis-
chicagoskich zaSlepieni
1ienawiscia w~yW1ekliby han
harodu .przed oczy swiata
~w.3Ameryce.
,Towarzysze" ME zadaja so
lie k}opotu W oborze srod-
low ma zwalczenie religijnos,
i u ludzi. Mniejsza o to, re
aka sztuka paszkwilowa wy |
W ~teatracll amery-
by}aby p~onizyla Po-
W oczach obconaro-
byle dogryz6 katoli-
,om. Przypatrzmy sic tylko
ak da1eko zapedzi ludzi ME-
ku religii. Niema wat
II WnSci 20 Sncvalicto Mo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

tg,
60 IS. y: y. takae zalel !
Ao' -!
aao naxaaaa,a ,,,, :;
p.'.,' - / 8; -. 80.
go. " ~.
49, 49, 49, s; Del, Naro-
I Kaa;x5t=ah.sG, :, = :
81.
~, l;'s:,1's ss 49,; : -
'''s );
49,, ,,,;arzonvch h,,ntow2 !.
,,.xm .oa,,ol;.t,,o,.
- : : ~ .,,,xo;aL,a antnl,a-
.rvkalna ola kazdeeo robotni-
= y NCAA4kS
Ia nolskiepo::=iest :mieisce:i
nroca " :Radxie N "a j !.
-.
ny 9est '1s.s', zPt1eko''an,' q
ton -Hnn1fofr. n1lHu
.'eh ko'l'''e'. ..oa"''y 9
1oWa'.y'o ,'lo ',a M -
g eelu 9ak.ey,ko u'a .en'
sku'eczl,1e9szel 59Po1yoyl. ".
cnow1enstWu: e setyo 40
piacy ia arne5,! aie:,,;9 1" pn'.,,,
ok'oS''' $50 10y
WOW ale Z n'seo'yn pozos.
..lo i.a'': a. '''9''A'1i'
-
ooawlamy s'e n1e oezpod-
stawnie e ',tymezasowoy" 2.
granicza sig nsdai 90 stav'a-
MA przeszkod " piracy hadz'e e
Nar 'e 9 u y Ameryce "
kra)n: :azkooa:z e: TAX h'eprzy-
'emnie zapoM'aoa@a SIG max
ma nle ,s1E's, sPo pore nsz-
p1eczn'e? oyfooy ala oou ~
stron, gayDy przyna}mn'e] ME
oYfo zaone1 agltacyl oostrok-
cylne)-gdy6y praca Posuwa-
ia sic naprzoo " mnlel Wlecel:
r6wnolegfych klerunkach.
Me uWlerz3ymy fatWo " ma
wr6cenle tych, ktorzy zgub-
ma polltyka :zfhus'h uczcl-:
wszychsdo :epptezezenla pier:
::Wotnego konnltetu. Znallsmy::
! dawnle] czfonk6w obecnego!:
osfawlonegokEO ~, lako5
- v:
''a1oeo1ae'': g Pye''y W:
~ io'aey '''a'e ''1 1 =.
~ :"
: - 800 ~
- ~ 1.'p,
yen<'e ~
N13 &C.
80 pols:,'5 y ~
49, .,xu
ol"
ae Dn.
a' SOS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

Pelska Rada Narodowa roz-
villa prace sp6ieczna z; ener-
giq godna p%odzlwienia. Prey
chodza do mas w~iadomoSci o
lei wysi}kach w}asnie " CA
sic kiedy niezgodni Z dawne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

ami: jeden z MICH ME zasiad]
re spokojnem sumieniem do
sto}u w zamku ~niemieckim.
Gull oni instynktownie, re
ME powinni sic tam znajdo-
wac. ,,Dziennikowi Pozna1-
skiemu", kt6ry teraz zajal
%stanowisko wyrazne, mozna-
by ~przypomnie6, re temu
try lata wystapii prawie bo-
jazliwie W sprawie udekoro-
.wania kamienic nalezacych
do Polak6w. -
~Utrzymujemy, ze. Polacy
wybitni, prze%dsta ma
rodu, mieli i wtenczas dosy6
powod6w, ola kt6rych trzeba
by}o ME bye ma zamku. Kaz-
dy . Mich zna} ma wylot prus-
ka polityke-z osobistego do
swiadczenia. Me SO te okru'
cie6stw1a odleg}e tysiacami lat
AMI setkami, dzieja sic dxi-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
WILL HOLD
FOUR MORE
RACES YET

At least four more races are to be
held this season by the members OF
the Hammond Motor Boat club. and at
a meeting called for this evening ten
tative plans for the same will be dis
cussed.
A basket picnic which Is to be held
either on the Gath or 31st OF this
month will also be discussed this
evening as 1t is intended to hold a
ten-mile race on the same day. The
next race over ten mile course is the
second one of a series of five, four OF
which are test runs for the big event
which will take place some time In
October and cover a course OF fifty or
seventy-fiv miles.
Following the ten-mile race two
contests owe ran eighteen or twenty
mile course will be held. The ave-
rage time made by each of the boats
will constitute the marks against
which they will have to race in the
big event.
The basket picnic which is planned
for this month will be held at the riv-
er camp of Samuel Burnham, he being
one of the members of the Hammond
Motor Boat club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
POLICE HOLD SHOOT

Don't try to escape from the Ham
mond police as they hold claim to be-
ing the expert marksmen of this re-
gion. This was decided at the regu-
lar monthly practice shoot yesterday y
afternoon when they hung up some
scores that would rival Anna Oakley.
Kit Carson, Buffalo Bill and other
champions of their day.
For the second time this season
Chief Austgen did himself justice by
points out of a possible 100 and with
a smile that hasn't worn off today
walked off with the medal. Chief
Austgen stated that he didn't like tc
do it. but he had to show his inferior
officers that he could cop off the
bacon whenever>>he wanted to.
He also had two rival competitors
Officers Lutte and Law. who came in
close second with 92- Other scores
around the so mark were made. Cap
tain Hanlon still has the buck fever
and with some Improvement scored a
"a mark. Austgen, "a; Rimbach. s4
Hanlon. "A; Borchert. IL. See, 70; Kun7
AS: Lutte. 90; Law. 90; Strong. IL; Eek
man, 48; Horlbeck, 75; Einsele, 40
Cordua, IA; Wallak. 6S; Calvin, 26
Miller, 45; Stelow. 35; Majeski. 80
Schaadt. 21; Hesterman. Sc; Murphy
As: Lamme As; Homrich, 75.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
COOL WAVE
BIG BOON
TO WORKERS

The rain today and the cool weather
of the past few weeks comes as a well
come relief to the thousands of steel
workers. who toll around the swelter-
ing furnaces and mills of Gary. At the
steel works and tin plate mills the
terrific temperature was beginning to
tell on the men,
Heat was especially felt at the tin
plate mills. Drinking water became
distasteful owing to the change of the
winds in the lake and result many
employees were made ill. At one time
there were only enough men available
to operate but one of the 20 rolling
mills at the American Sheet and Tin
Plate company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
STRUCK BY
n. P. ENGINE

Lola Bowman, a ribbon clerk in the
Lion Store, was struck by switch
engine on the Nickle Plate tracks last
evening while within a couple hundred
feet OF her home in $50 Sibley street.
The girl was knocked unconscious
but soon revived. The engine came
from behind while she was walking on
the cement walk between tracks in
front OF the passenger depot.
At the home this afternon 1t was
said that she will recover. Had the
blow on the skull been a trifle more
direct 1t would have proven fatal.
1t is not decided whether Miss Bow
man was walking too close to ? the
tracks or was struck by a projecting
rod This will be investigated
At the time Miss Bowman was on
her way to visit a friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
HAMMOND
O|ST|L[ERy
WAS AF|RE

A disastrous fire broke out at
noon today at the Hammond Dis
tillery one of the biggest plants of
its kind in the country. The blaze
started in one of the warehouses and
a general alarm was turned in, the
three departments being summoned
The disastrous fire, approximately
causing $4,000 damage. ragged in the
drying room of the Hammond dis
tillery on Calumet avenue this noon,
throwing in the neighborhod of nearly
so men out of employment. until the
building is placed in repair.
For nearly an hour and half fire
departments one. three and four bat
tied against the flames and did splen-
did work. John Brant, twelve years
cid, was injured by falling brick and
was removed to his home on Elm
street,.
First Alarm at Noon.
First signs of the fire were noticed
at IL o'clock when smoke was seen
Issuing from the building known as
the drying house. The building is a
high two story structure, the hrst floor
containing two enormous drying
presses, while the second floor Is used
for storing feed and slop after 1t has
ben run through the presses.
AS soon as the smoke was noticed
fire call was sent in and departments
| No. one, three and four responded. BY
the time they arrived the blaze had
gained considerable headway and soon
the second floor of the drying house
was a mass of flames. On account OF
the height Of the structure the firemer
battled the flames from the tops oi
adjoining buildings.
| Roof Caves I'm.
| Half an hour after the fire started
| the enormous roof caved in with g
crash. endangering the lives OF num-
| Der OF nremen who had lead of hose
as near the heart of the confiagra-
ton as possible. The firemen fell
lack to escape injury. John Brant
j twelve years .eld was injured by 4
| flying brick. dislodged by the stronf
fpressure from a lead of hose.
i At 1880 the flremen had the blaz.
under control, one lead OF hose beins
kept ready should the blaze break ou
anew Water caused considerable
| damage to the presses and machinery
the floor of the building being flooded
with several feet of water.
! Work was started shortly after tn
fire In clearing up the debris and 1t II
thought that it will be several week,
before the wreckage will be cleared
away. John F. Fitzgerald, owner o
the distillery, thought the loss woult
be In the neighborhood Of $4,000 tt
$4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
Neighboring City is
Aroused to High
Pitch Over At
tack. Victim
Formerly
of Ham,
mond
Especial to THE TrMral


Rensselaer,, Ind, Aug 1s-Never IN
It's history since the Mccoy bank fail
ure. has this city been SO wrought UP
as 1t is today because of the arrest
OF James Willis. wealthy auto
dealer and garage man, well known
in Lake county, at the charge OF fif-
teen year old Clara Bell Thompson,
who accuses Willis of brutally attack
ing her.
The sentiment against willis is
such that threats have been made
against his life and though out on bail
Willis fears the attitude of men here
and the situation Is extremely grave.
Miss Thompson had been employed
at the home of Willis. who is mar
ried man with two children and went
with the family recently in an auto
trip. While Mrs. Willis and the two
| according to the story : tolo BY TIE.
girl in court. Willis offered to take
her ride In the auto. The charges
that he turned the lights out stop
ped the car and attacked her. He
then brought her back to Rensselaer,.
, The girls eyes were blood-shot from
crying when she reached home and
her parents elected the shocking
story from her.
The father became frantic and filed
| information against Willis. This re-
suited in his arrest. The girls story
in its entirely is a shocking one.
| The Thompson family is said to
have lived in Hammond at one time
but came originally from Delevan.
wis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
TRAIN HITS
81 PEOPLE

A frightful accident occurred at
Burnham this noon. The Monon
westbound struck a woman and two
children as they were crossing the
track and all three will die. The
woman was in a. delicate condition
and the accident was a terrible one
A go-cart containing the twin
babies of Mrs. Steven Dradkowski OF
by a Monon passenger train here which
Officer C. E. EIdred claims was travel
ing thirty miles an hour.
The woman was knocked sixteen
feet, twin No. /, 20 feet and twin No
g.. 25 feet.
Fly in All Directions.
Spectators tainted, screamed, ran or
stood helpless in a cold sweat for II
looked like a triple killing could not
by any miracle be adverted.
Docs Come in Bunch.
Three doctors were rushed to the
scene. One of the babies suffers from
internal injuries and another had a
fractured skull.
Officer Eldred saw the accident and
said that to him it was the wonder OF
all wonders he has witnessed. The
northbound train struck the baby car
riage at the Center avenue crossing
Mrs Dradkowski was pushing her
babies across the track when a wheel
became caught between the plankine
and the rail. She seemed confused and
in the delay the train was upon her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
Especial to THE TIMEs.) }

Crown Point. Ind. Aug. IA week
from next Monday the Lake County
Teachers annual Institute will open
here, and In the neighborhood of two
hundred instructors are expected to
spend a week at the county seat at
tending the lectures.
The instructors for the week are DIR.
William Estabrook Chancellor. editor
of the School Journal of New York
City; Prof. George H. Tapy, who has
charge of the department OF education
at wabash College and Miss Celia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
PROGRAM OUT FOR ANNUAL
LAKE CO. TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Campbell, supervisor OF music in the
Evanston. Ill. schools. Miss Ethel
Heilemann of Crown Point is on the
program as pianist for the institute.
Supt. Extends a Pointed Invitation.
The sessions will be held in the cir
cut court house. The. session are p1-
marily attended by the teachers in the
town and district schools although
quite a number of teachers in the city
schools also take advantage the ex-
cellent lectures that are presented.
Supt. F. F. HIGHWAY OF Crown Point
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
TRAILS WIFE TO
: CHICAGO HOTEL
Gary Man Causes Arrest
of Woman and Her
Companion.

John F. Foley, "a years old. a travel
ing salesman, lis South Morgan street,
and Mrs. Ardella Shermeyer. 1s years
old. OF Gary, were arrested yesterday
nornig IN rooring house at 5s4 Dear
born avenue. Chicago. Eugene Sher
meyer of Gary, who says he is the
womans husband. traced her to the
rooming house. He charged that Foley
had .lured his wife from their home In
Gary. Foley and the woman denied his
assertions.