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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01
Die Hahriht, bic i'm gan5en 2anbe
8eDauern erregt,
5atte nur penig GinfluB auf ben
0eibnmrtt.
Ia bas gbleben Des groben Ginane
3iers isit !dHserer 3eit srpartet
llnb in syinans.rsifen biss ldugit in
gstroht se3osen !pcrosn mar.
J. pisrpont Worgansefors
BEN.

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Woraan, ntotte Die 9lntiinbisune. oaB
q. g. U1craan I'm 1905 in Rom itarb.
Gr fagts, eine adb<lospsite srhdAsn
All baben, in Der nus 4bleben oes st
nonsisrs tur5 nah Naittag gemelost
Ipuroe. 6err 1apifoa bas gepIunt.
tDdbrenb bisTer mnfe eine 2lusldnbs
rsiie nnsuireien. be jett tpobri6einlia
nrihobsn tperosn pirb.
6err Tlorgan bate ihon Dor QHtritt
iein.r Rsii, .nat saropa einsu fhpes
rem arant&itsanlall, er srbolte iit
inoeFen 70 raid. Shb psnig 0sniht
oarauf gstegt tpurte. Der srobe 81
tnan3isr pflest ieits pielsn Sabren re-
Eoelmdbia Iiiigsre 4usIdnoreiIen 3u ma
ehsn, e. mar aber in oisIsm 5ahr Oas
lsrite Whl, oab erals esihdfts 8er'
binbungen l0ite une ale gerantports
lihteit Iein'n YnrtHern auf Die S6ul'
tern l,gte. a.
Or. m. glrIen Etorr, Don Rsp gort.
eiHsr Der hieIigen Nsr5ts oss 8eritorbs.
nsn, tebauptet. bdB bic 4ufregung
pelfx bic llntsrfutungeu oes guio:
aommtttees ibm peruriaht bQtten
biel 3ur Grtrautuug UlOr9aH's beige.
/ trdGen botte.
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! Der glttienmdrtt Durh ben yoo Utprs
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b1 man auF isin 5inidsioeu ieit Ian.
gsrer .3sit asfdBt gespefen iet uno iein'
@pr6sreitnHasn bQ6sst-gffeu tonneH.
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ne Gefhdfts adrriere Dor einsm bal
ben ssahrhunbert als Girsttor siusI
arpben Marine gerfidsruRgs ges
fsllIhaft. Gr bate bic Stsas ourt
ben ginflub Isinss rssden 9atsrs er
lanet. Gin poass Sabr lang pobut
er ben Dirsttorsn SiBuRgsn bel
otne i5erhaupt ben Wtuno aufSuthun
Ter 9rdiioent Der Gsfellih1ft iagt
| benz dltsrsn Worgan. oaB nit ieiusH
Sobne nitts aH3ufaH9en iei, o1 E,
gar tein Sntsrs'Ie fir ods 9efhdft be
3euss. Der jurgs M1nn plante abe
pGhrenb al Der 3sit feins srfte gi
Ten6dbn EouioIbation, oersn Gurh
fubruno feireu Ruf in Waq Strett be
Iaranb.t.. als sinSigsr, Der San 0oull
ber,iugsl.gt bate Inter benz Sei
num.n Die Spbirr" Der Waq Stres
ihtpana ii6 5srr Woracn 5um sriter
rsinunsier Der Ser. Staaten smpor
Gs CAB rsitsre ssut. als Wor9on
absr tsiH.m stiang e.. ME ibm, iibe
bic Reihthiimer anbsrer su p.rfiigsH
2luf Der 51be itinsr Wdht ioQ c
iibsr $4,000, ,000. 900 .ontrpllirt ha
BEN. 2lis 9ripatmann iHters6irts lid
6err Morsnn fir gittsrdtur uno Ih0
ne aiinite, fulpis iebs art Sport. Seil
G;uiIub srFtrette ljh riht alletn iibs
bic Der. 5toatsn; fremoe potsntatsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01

lutipnGren i'm Roroen, General 4ass
quail Srp5to, auf 9efebl bss i'm iiibIt.
6en Wlerito operirenpen Rebellens
testp. 9onbitenfiibrers emiliano 3oz
pata erIhoiisn poroen. Col. Oro3co
bate Ith DOR etn padr 5oesn ais Jrtss
osnssmiHdr ben Der 9usrta.Resisruns
sg 3apotG bsgs5sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01
Die Ginndbme BON 4brias
nopel.

III ~ ~
Varis, 81. Us1rb3. Sn elmer uns
ter c<m Datum pom %. Wsdr5 aus
lbricnopeI seidid.sn Gspdfe lsnoet
en- Rorrtfponotnt oes .S6urncf" eis
Hen Hsricbi iiber bic Ginnabme Der
gsHune. Or fagt oarin. Dab Der
Gan Der ;Seituns, bic cine fiiaf Monate
ldnse 9slnssrung uusgehdIisn, nab
nnr 4S Stunben laHsem 2lniturm ith
lei4t aus oem Jolssnbsn ertldren
IGbt:
-4ls bic D.rbiinbsien In ben Be-
reid Der .furdsbaren Jorts" seIang.
ten, bic aus aontretmauerH pon aus
tercrbeniIihsr 9ids beitsbsn Ioasn.
ittIlte es iif beraus. bdB eieis Sorts
qar nihi 70 fiiraisrlih rarsn. Dds
[anrebIish .unseritGrbare" Sort .4ipas
Il 11bieh., bds ben S4lIHel fir Die
Wertbeibiguns 4orianopeis biloeie.
fucr thoifdhIih nur aus gaditeinen
icnitruirt. Wdhrsno Der gelagerun1
hattie Ghuiri paiha msbr fhtpere
GefMiite als bic gelaaerunssarmes,
Enr inhem tr lie fortpdbrenb pon eis
rsr Settle nah Der dRoeren ihaffeH
Iitb, mar er INNER i'm Sidnbe. bas
ftirblife Jtuer nuf Der Seits. an Der
{. onpesriffen puroe. gum S4neigen
5u bringsn. Die gulgartn .amen
jfIieblih nuf bic Snee, auf dflen Seis
ten eIsin3siiis an3ugreifen.
I'm "a. M6rs CAB gentral Suaucp
ben 0eftbI au sinsm alIgsmsinem aHs
Eriif. Der ein3igs puntt. pon 100 aus
in nur ff1spafts feusr unierhn!teH
parbe. mar Nipas Sabieh geetniiber.
ecrs psrfammelte General Spdnpp
l. 900 Wnnn auserleisner Iruppen.
lire erite 9lufaabe mar bic. bic porg.s
fcbensn poiiiionen Der 5iirten In
Csnslni su tritiirmsn. Tie tiirtifte
trfiiItrif in aipns 1abish sroffnsis
kin filrfirlifss sSsusr unb Die bulgas
1i!6en 0diterien ipureen gum ShDsis
4 gen eebrnd3i. lie 8ulearen rid3ieien
fonn nns Jeusr BON 80 Ttpsren Be-
EInserunasaefhiisen aui 4ipas 1abish,
bns binnen !urser 3eit D0gis serftorl
tpurbs. Die Gadfitinmnuern tparsn
MID. im Siano<. bos sseusr nus5irbdls
ten. 1i. bulsnrifde Snfonieris mar
iEsfpifden poriihtis gessn bns Sort
cTraeriidi, in BEN bas Gtser hsin
Gmbruh Der Qads fan gang nufg.s
BORT bate.
aIS htr iriiiifT Womsnt aetommen
rar. eot General Spanop bier Resis
csnIern Heisbl por5uriidsn. Das %.
Buleo-iidx Reeimsnt sslansts iibfr
lire Notwithstanding inoem bic
Eclbnitn ibre Mdffenr1de iiber bic
DrGbit iporIsn. als Der Siurm ers
rInte. erariffsn bic liirisn bic 6luht.
boz %. Meainen. eslans.e balb in
nS fort Mipas 1abish. In bas Iofofi
Isieorif6f GtIbasi6iist Eno Worfsr
btrn&t lrurhen. 1ieie unb bic De-
Hire In bsm Jort iuuroen bann gss
+ i bk nnbersn tiirtifnen Sorts ats
biet. bic an ben 0lnnten nn9eprifs
MIR nod iDenis Miberitonb !siht.
Sn1nii&en irdrtn 3ira bulsnriI6s
s6iGoatts In bid Gtabt ejaossIunosu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01
DetterberiMt.

SIR Ohio unb bos ipsitlids
psnnfplpanisn: Sdnnss Weitsr am
Disnitoe unb wiitttpoh; itsigenDe
2emptrntnr. Udbig itar.e iDeiilihs
Minbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01

Jn(anOG Ge(egrap6
jim mue6srI6menlmungsge6iel
In O6iO uaO Ja0iana
&ebren allmdblih mieoer nDr.
male 8erbdltHiHe suriif
Cant Der reihen 5tlfeleiitaHg bon
ausfudrtS.
Dsroen bic GeIhdoigten balb i'm
Stanoe iein, fid pisoer gu
rebabtlitiren.
Der Gtienba6noerfebr miro aber tpe@
gen Der pielen befhdoi5ten
8riiten
Rph lange 3eit mehr orer tpenigsr
tart unterbro6en iein.
Die lls6erIhpemmungsn i'm Ohio
uno Wiiiiiiippiz5hal
Jlebmen aber jest cine bebentIihe Nus
osbnun9 an.
Wm. .. 5appoob, Der Srguniiator
Der SnouitriuI Dorters Of
tbe WorIo,
Sa puterior, 81. s., gu feds Monaten
GefGngnib perurtheilt.
Die 3ahl Der Spfer in Gmata uuo
8orIt6oten in .igolge oes 5orz
naoos betrdgt 136.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01

(sSs.issans sui bet !. Ssiiel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01
MuslanD' Selegrapb
Qadjti6ln i6er 0i. Ginna6me
uOn AOrianOpd
die jett ailmdblid3 cin.
trefien
Ranen erieben, SaR bic Getnus
nit Ueiaid uuo Bsaponr
pertbeiSist wurbe.
Dab otsr bic rfurhtbaren" Sorts, bic
man fur unssrit0rbar hisIt
limb fiir bic Risfeniumm.n oussesss
ben fporben DdreH.
-->::~-
Gum lbsil aus Gadiieinsn itonitruirt
iparen
alEn untsr nsm 1eusr Der ierbiihen
unb hulgariIfxu Belaserunsss
Gtfdiise serbr0delten.
~
HuIsoren nno Serben bdtten tpdhrenr
Der 8sIagsruns entieslite aeioeH
aus5uhalten.
Die Suffrasti.en in England isssr
ben aanpf fort.
-
Die Grniihi.runs Srcnirsihs NIT Be-
sus ouf bic Wiiisdrfroge.
Amerssuniirte ponssrpluisen, bic 5ta'
~af,.s~~4 sr4ax&Efe@ n

Amsrsianifte panssrpluttsn. bic 5ia'
lien gelisfert ipurosH, rperthlos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-01
Die Sufirasetsen in Gnglono isssn
ben aampf fort.

Die Grnii6isruns Grcnirsifs NIT Be-
sus ouf bic wliiiidrfroge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
GOLF ENJOYED BY
MANY VISITORS
Lake County's Only Links
Are Showing Up Beauti-
fully This Spring.

Golf in the Calumet region is now
realized longing because of the Ham
mond Country club has started in for
its secon dseason in earnest. The club s
new links have been thronged during
the past few days. Yesterday five of
the clubs nonresident Chicago mem
bers were out, and Gary. East Chica-
go and Whiting were represented on
the links. On Saturday afternoon the
leans defeated the fats by a narrow
margin. Charles Bslrry, Jr., brought in
a 46, the best card of the afternoon
Splendid work has been done on the
course during the past week. The
bunkers have been sodded and the first
rolling to do away with the winter lie
has started. A force OF men with teams
are putting the course in excellent con-
dition. Green Master Garre again
shifted the winter green on Saturday
and the summer greens, which viii be
open on the last of the month are
rounding into beautiful shape. The
Hammond course itself is Just begin
ming to give promise of the beauty of
, early summer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05

pair work being done. The largest per-
NIT of the week was for two story
brick fiat building at SIT Wilcox street
to be erected by c e. Payne at a cost
of $4,000. Another permit was taken
cut by Carl Brueckner for a $4,000 fat
building at SGT Erie street. Several i'm
portant PERMITS are expected to be talk
en- out this week.
Two story brick fiat building. 24x5o-
"a. Lot SO. SIT Wilcox street, c. r.
Payne. owner. $4,000.
Two story brick dwelling, 24x32x20.
lot 10, Turner's addition. s67 Erie
street. c. Brueekner owners $4,000
Frame cottage, 20x32x9. lot 81, block
1. Larneda addition, 557 Moss avenue.
V. Braeka, owner. $1,000.
Frame ! y story building, 21xs0x12,
lot 81. SIS Murray street, j. E. Cochran.
owner, $500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
BIJOU HAS A
NEW STUNT.
Is Giving Away a Fine Mo
torcycle to Some Patron.

Hot weather will find the show
business in Hammond much the Same
as when the mercury chung to the bot
tom of the thermometer At least more
of the houses win be permanently
dark.
fut Manager Van Sickle of the Biiou
is taking no chances. To make doub.y
sure Of good patronage he is cutting
the price of ten cent vaudeville to a
nickle and giving with that humble
fve-cent piece coupon in which lies
great possibilities. Also daily matinees.
Sy scrumptously saving these Bijou
coupons and depositing them in pack
ages of a hundred one has as good a
chance any one lese to win a s20o
Indian motorcycle.
OF course it is best to enlist your
friends and their friends in the cause.
Naturally the largest number to one
persons credit wins
All of which is clever method of
boosting business and at the same time
giving more than value received in 2
ais of vaudeville, three reels of pic
lures and a 1913 model Indian motor
cs-cle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
SPLENDID CONCERT

For one evening the welshman had
his Ming in cosmopolitan Hammond.
The Hammond theatre was comfortab-
Is filed with people of that nationality
who were entertained by a stage full
of countrymen Saturday evening. The
artists were of the Royal Gwent Glee
Singers. known as one of the leading
male chorus of Wales and the concert
was most delightful affair indeed.
East Chicago was represented even
more than Hammond. Every town In
the region sent a delegation OF music
loving Welshmen and their families.
The numbers were for the most part
English. Never was such an aggre-
cation of male vocal artists ever heard
in Hammond before.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
DIFFERENCE
IN NEW LAW,

Business men who deal in articles
subject to the regulations of the pure
food and weight laws. will find some
sweeping changes in the new law, ac-
cording to City Sealer Frank O'Rourke,
who returned from Indianapolis this
morning. He and the other city sealers
all over the state were in three
day conference at the state capital,
where the meaning of the new law
was expounded to them by the attorney
general
The law is so different from anything
that Indiana has had in the past that
the Hammond city sealer is contem-
plating calling a meeting of all the
grocers, butchers druggists and other
dealers in articles for consumption to
go over the new law with them in or
der to insure a thorough understa nding
of 1t. Mr.. O'Rourke said that Attorney
General Honan pronounced the new act
one of the best in the country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
Expected Tomorrow.

Jimmy Ciabby and his trainer, Ted
Jessup. are expected to arrive in Ham
mond from Denver some time this
afternoon. where Jimmy secured a well
earned draw from Eddie McGoorty last
Friday night. According to a tele-
gram received Saturday, the Denver
papers are heaping much praise upon
tn Hammond middleweight and state
that he out-pointed the Oshkosh demon
in every department of the game.
Hammond fans are anxious to hear
Jimmy's version of the fight as it is
the general opinion here, that Clabby
was not given all the credit he right
fully deserved. Upon his arrival here
1t is expected that Jimmy will start in
training for ten round tilt with Tim
O'Neil, the bout to be staged in Ham,
mond this month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05

dred and sixty-nine were present. A
capacity crowd of bright faced young
sters sat through an hour of warm
sweet-scented, bullfroggy and dande-
lion May. The paternal power that
assembled that galoxy of youth was
equaled only by the force of personali-
ty in the lesson that entertained it.
1t was announced that Hammond has
the second largest attendance in the
state, Terre Haute. Ind, being su-
preme The workers are now looking
toward Canton, o., where the world $
largest Sunday school exists for new
methods. The enrolment at Canton is
1890.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
TAXES MUST BE
PAID BY EIGHTH.
Take Response Better In
Hammond Than Ever.

Eleventh hour taxpayers have until
eight o'clock to settle with the city. IL
they come at that hour in the morning
it will be necessary to go down deeper
than ever into the pocket that holds
the coin.
Controller 90 Autry stated today
that property owners have responded
better this year. than last but no def
mite comparison can be made. AS the
levy is ten cents higher than last eyar
1T would be natural If things were
slower, according to past records.
a certain amount of delay has been
done away with by means of more eff
Client methods in handling the work.
The double lines than wind through
the corridors were shorter than usual
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
BAD FIRES
RAGE IN
STATE

Sheridan, Ind, May 5.--A dozen
persons were more or less seriously
injured and property loss of $780,
900 sustained here yesterday by 4
blaze which swept away two blocks
OF business buildings and threatened
the entire city.
A thirty-mile gale famed the
flames and caused them to spread
rapidly. Aid was called from neigh
boring towns and from Indianapolis.
Iiurnig bits of wood were carried
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05

Knightsyille. Ind. May Sire
last night destroyed several business
houses here, causing a total loss of
SO, 900. The Knightville City Hall
was destroyed, and all of the records
of the city burned with it. The Post
office was burned and only enc sack
of mail was saved
1t is thought the fire was caused by
/, a defective fiue in the D. V. Martin
drug store. II was first discovered in
the upper part of that building by
Ipassersby.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
Looking For Help.

While on their way TO Davenport.
Ia, Walter Jansen, chief craftsman.
and j. wallace, labor agent of the Bet
tendorf Manufacturing Co, stopped off
at Hammond Saturday afternoon in the
business interest of the company Their
stop in Hammond was In search of la
borers for the Davenport plant. and
Yesterday returned so laborers which
they secured in Hammond and vicinity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
Defeated Again.

The Hammond high school baseball
squads met it's second defeat of the
season at Harrison Park Saturday aft
ernoon when the Blue Island high
school team overpowered them in an
interesting and hard drought game
The score resulted to 2. At no stage
of the nine session did either team
have the game cinched. both SQUADS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
Horse Runs Away.

Shortly after day break yesterday
morning, an exciting runaway occur
red on Chicago avenue when a horse
belonging to the Hammond Dairy, took
fright. overturned the vehicle and
scattered milk for several blocks
While the driver was able to escape
uninjured the milk wagon was dam
aged 1t is not known what scared
the horse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
aN TFsR
SUPERIOR fs0IIDTQ
and CIRCUIT UUUHknO

92S6-Kirsey V. Peters
9264-Peabody Coal Co. V. McFadden.
9S24-Sidewen Dewindt Shoe Co. v.
Santo.
9329-Ladar V. Hirsch.
9350-Powers. V. Titus.
9363-Warriner V. OBrien.
9369-Horner & Co. Y. Kaplan
9462-Lindora L. & l. c. V. NickoIich.
s55S-Grill V. Peterson.
95SS-Bieker Bros. v. McIlroy Belt &
Hose Co.
9602-Man Lbr. Co. v. Pfsarski eft al
9623-Green V. Jacques eet al.
962S-Grzeyorski V. Baia eft al.
9633-Justin V. Evens ct al.
9653-Svekovieh V. Hapak.
965S-Peter Hand Brig. Co. '. Stamper
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge w. C. McMahan.
At Crown FONT.
Information.
Today and tomorrow given over to
criminal work. State VS.. Nandula
petit larceny charge up today. Civil
jury cases will be taken Up mex
Wednesday, the settings for the day
being:
Letherman v. Valparaiso Lighting
". = . . 73t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
Wind Spells Shoot.

strong north gale intermingled by
occasional showers brought no fear to
the members of the Lake George Gun
club at their weekly shoot at Kindle's
grove yesterday morning, when in the
neighborhood of 40 nimrods took part
in the sport Although the high wind
made it difficult shooting, some of the
members made fair scores. The regu-
lar meeting and shoot will be held
next Sunday morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
Funeral Occurs.

The funeral OF John Schmidt. 12s
Evert street West Hammond, occurred
from the family residence this after
noon at o'clock Interment was
made at Oak Hill cemetery.
Mr. Schmidt died Friday afternoon at
the residence following a lingering
Illness He was As years old and has
been a respected employee of tn F. S
Betz company for the past ten years
He is survived by wife and six chill
dren.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
BOARD HAS
BUSY SESSION

City business kept the board of pub
lie works in session until after tho
noon hour today while an expedition of
inspection of improvements now un.
der way occupied the afternoon.
advertisement for bids on the Thor
ten street paving was authorized by
the board. Hearings were given the
asse sment rolls of the Holman street
[cDening. the lis b Lake avenue sewer
ana the petition of J. f. Prevo for in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
NOTICED!
Their,

There will be a meeting at the
Lincoln school house Wednesday even
ing, May 7th. to discuss the deep sewer
question. All those in favor of the
deep sewer are requested to come to
TINS meeting. Committee. 5-6-7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
DIRT FLIES AT
RIVERDALE
Especial to THE TIMES

Riverdale, May 5.-A large force of
men were put at work excavating for
the -Manville Company's new
plant here and the dirt is flying in
great shape. The contractors will
rush construction work. 1t is the in
tention of the company to have the
plant in operation by fall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05

spector the Ash street pavement.
Resolutions were adopted on all but
the last matter in which case a per-
sonal bond was refused and the appli-
cant told to bring one required by
law.
The contract and bonds of the Ahl-
born Construction company for State
street walks were accepted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
WED IN SOUTH BEND.

South Bend, Ind, May Miss Jennie
Pleatz of Hammond, formerly of South
Bend, ad Fred Souver. also OF Ham
mond, were married in Chicago Friday,
May .. The bride wore a gown of blue
satin and carried brides roses. Miss
Gladys Headly and Wesley Greeps of
Elkhart. Ind, were the attendants. Mt
and Mrs. Souver will be at home in
Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
New Cases Filed.

No. 10420--Room MARY Burke VS..
Gary & Interurban Ry. Co. Personal
injury. Reilly & Hardy. attorneys for
plaintiff.
No. 10421-Room Dora Biszan va.
Nick vuksonovich. Appeal.
No. 10422--Room George B. Sheer-
err VS. Ernest q. Schneider. Suit on
account. :.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-05
BIG CROWD AT
SUNDAY SCHOOL

Stimulated by a dual contest with
the Jackson Boulevard Christian
church of Chicago the Sunday school
of the Hammond Disciples reached the
apex of its career yesterday. Six hun
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Back From New York Trip

Ralph S. Groman of the F. S. Betz
Company has returned from a business
trip to New York. where he did some
purchasing for the company.
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War Pictures.

The Mexican war pictures were high
+lv appreciated last evening at the
Hammond theater. They consist of five
heels. showing scenes of warfare, Mexi-
can scenery and sports. The horse
racing and bull fight are very inter
esting.
These pictures will be shown again
tonight.
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Building Permits.

Few permits of Importance were
granted at the city hall during the past
week. although building Inspector r
f.. Cole reports large amount of re-
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hundreds of feet and many incipient
fires started, but these were for the
most part. quenched without material
loss.
The excitement that prevails makes
it impossible to get a complete list
of 81 those injured
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LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM L
Judge Virgil =, Rsttex.
Information.
The court is in vacation this week.
The May term opens next Monday.
Criminal work will be taken up in
this court on May 18TH.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM =
Judge Lawrence Hccier.
Information.
The court is in vacation this week.
The May term opens next Monday.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM h
Judge Johannes Kopelke.
At Hammond.
information
Court cases which were set. for the
second and third weeks are all set
for this week. Jury cases will be
taken up next Monday Case on call
for tomorrow morning: No. SS44
Gluth vs.. Gluth. suit in partition. Set
tings for
Second Tuesday, May 6.
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playing air-tight bail. The game was
attended by a fair-sized crowd of high
school enthusiasts.
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Say. son. MI that pipe of mine with
Forex or Country Club. They are union
made. Each package contains premium
Observation-Disclosures Tobacco Co
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Buy a Gas eHating stove now. Don't
wait until your home Is cold---No. Ind
Gas Elec. Co.
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ToLLESToN.

T. E. Leeka of Hebron was a bust
ness visitor here today.
j. Normandt transacted business in
Chicago Saturday
Miss Judith Benson spent Saturday
in Chicago on business.
Mrs. +. Kirchhoff was a business Wis
itor in Hammond Friday.
Mrs C. J. Osborne of East Chicago
is the guest of friends and relatives
here for few days
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