davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-12-05
Mems Dress Pants

These are all made by the leading pants manufac-
turers in the U. s. They are made as durable and
dressy as it is possible to make pants and you can
Judge for yourself that the highest priced mater
ials are used.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21

Granger &c Gu Spmaifine? "Sua
pennen" err iaa goo ioui noger anoen
SpniaIfine til oen oolbelte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
st Tlatelifttif Tmno.

Com befienbt regner man, bort
Ieet ira ct temmelig mpitiif Merfe
ira britiif 8upana, De iaafalbte
EoItofficemerfer ira Wauritills
1917 for at p9re Be iieloneite SRI
merfer / 8erben. Ser finoes, fri.
per ct libenlanoif glao, tiliammen
neppe mere emo "a eremplarer al
bisie Merfer, og De or aae paa faite
S9noer. Sliuer Der ct Gremplar
tiIialgs, betales oct ielpfslgelig meb
iuimlenoe Eriier. Song gonaro be.
talte / 1901 27,000 3roner for ct
Wauritinsmerfe, og Noret efter blep
Der / Sranfrige betalt oper 10000
&roner for ct @remplar al iamme
Sort. gtu bar man til Itsrlte Spers
r~aifelie for aQe Samlere / Gnglmo
iunoet Den SrpfplaDe, iom bar Doe.
ret henpttet til Sremitiaingen al
oisie iaa iielone Werfer. Man t9ns
fer Jig , at Ell hsiereitaaenOe Eoit-
embeosmano bar opbeparet Flaoen
ipm Grinoring ON Den Tauritius'
ierite Srimerfer. Otter bans Sso
er Elaoen fommet til bans Ssn Gle,
oa oeune bar / anrepis bapt Elaoen
liaaenbe / 9anfbofs, inbtil ban
iolgte ben til ell 6rimerfebanoler,
iom igien iolate ben iii en- befienbt
Samler. - SGroien al Elaoen, iom
Tor fort Sio iioen par ubitiaet |
9onbon, aniloaes til ca. 1000
| &rpner.
Set err rimeligt, at Gierne al
Eoitoiiicemerfer ira Wauritius life
er meaet begeiitreoe for Def
opiietSupffenoe SunS. Sbi ieIp ON
Se fan pore iaa nogenlunbe. iifre
paa, at oen mlrprenoe Gier al Srpf'
plaben life nil taee Hutruf, iaa er,
iaalenae YIaSen err / pripat Gle,
5aren Ser BOG. Sbi oct piloe pGrC
ell i9roeles interchangeable Sorretnina
| at taee nosle aitrpf % iGlgc benz
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
S0iaa cnocl Ncforocr.

: Dor i~ports3aIc Sib fnnoc bei
fanife pGre al Sttcresie at bsre libt
on andre Heforocr cno Dem, man al
minocligit cr pntt til at lGle ON
gpiiernc. en- iltq Wanb, Charles
Dupont fra 8ouroon, fam I. CTS.
role iig al at hope ilaaet Heforoen
at fnGffe Heooer. 2sbct al iefsti
Winuter fan ban ban nemlig fn9ffc
1884 Strffer. On Mr. Goof ira
2onSon aabner 104 giters | en- 81.
me, mebenS Nmerifaneren 2oponns
beiibber Den SpeciaIitet, at ban far
ifrGlle ~iiorten aiIo Epteter | Ell enc.
ite Sime.
Sranifmanbeu IllbIe fan imsrl
2007 Smerrebrso / ipp Elmer, me
benS Ell ScriS @oIigans ira Serlir
iormoar at iorpanSIe 1S Gigarer I'll
Iife / Sebet al , elmer uben bperfer
at oritte eucr ipptte / Melemtioen
&eforben / Iaugiom Giaarrsgninl
bar gan'fe iittert Ell @iup Sollair
Sriisiel, iom rs9tc paa Ell Cigar
ltitonieIi8t / > Simer. en- ieroeles
r%iitineret Snbfiebcrife mao pel er
@siis @icla Gorret iises at p9re
Eaa Ell "a Mimltcr lang SpnbIcr
hlr fisbtc bun 50 iorifieaise Sins
% iorifieaige Sutifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
RYes i llep Dorf.

SorbenpPrenoe &rPiiocut al &epu,
bitten Colombia, @eneral Hu'ocl
Renes, onfom Den t5oe rs. til New
gorf meb Gompifibet "&oiier @iI-
helm II" ira europa. Set ital ppre
@~encruIeus Seniigt at beisge cen.
traI. % iponmcrifonife G~epubIifer
meb BET MoaI for 2ie OF fremme
en- neiere SCREENING meuem Dem %
DC 5oreneoe Stoter. San fol ogiao
npre Saab ON al ion ben lon9pari.
ge Strib melem Se 5oreneOe Sta.
Ter % COLUMBIA anaaueuoe De isrit.
nrpntes 4nerfienbeIie at Aepubli.
fen Banana % Grbueruelien al
ganamafonalgebetet benpiit til min.
6elig aigisrelie for goIogiitstribu'
nalet ! &nag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
llnoerpisnino for 2lrbeieere.

limited Statcs 8lrreau Of Goltcas
tion Qiper cnbcI pbcrit irtereSinute
SDIp5ninQcr ON Union Eaciiic ga
mems 9eitrGbclier poa at "amcrifa.
riicrc" itnc iapnneiiifc ArbciOerc.
"Amcrifauiicrtngeu" bcitoar ioreIss
big oeri, at man lGrcr Dem "Hail
roooiuq" % oct engelite Sprog /
ben lloitrGfuing, iom bette / oct
belle er muIig. Ger er ouer 500
iopaneiiite SeftionsiormGno %
'Eracfmen" / aompanictS Sieucite.
elsie ioor Ga Sprebe9er aifottcI
paa Sapmciiit og GirgcIif, iom DC
opmuntrcS iii at gisrc 9rug al |
line 6riitmber. @e0cruc banoIer
for Ell itor Del ON p~rottjif Sern'
baneitcl, og man iorubiGtter, at
GrbciNerne pao benne Wnooc baooc
tnn ITre at bDgtiagierc IiG for lin
8ierninQ % hurtigerc Ifaife Ita CT
rinlelia aienOitab iii SanOct2
Sproa, iiocn DC iomme Slna lore
tonmer ogina / ocrcS cBet Sprog.
aompaRict aaar ooo cnonu piOcre
meO lit SptpSniugSurbctOc bIanot
fine Mpno. Get o]prctbolrcr ct
iprifiIt, ucl pronCt Bureau ior orttc
@rbcioc, ct SlGg& &orrclpon>aU,c.
itoIc, broriQicnncm iaooonnc, Nont
ril. bar Nuleoning til at ltaiic zig
mcgcu nuttig &umhitob poa mango
Gmrouocr. Get ltriitllGc Nrbcioc
]fontrolicres al BERTH oniattc Say
ioIf, iom Qienncmgour bct. rcttcr
Tcilcnc % tlaaiificercr 0ct, hoorpao
oct rctllrnCrC@ til 8e0tommcnnc,
lem 0d citcr bucrt ton ino'erc inc
Sarnfterer % cIlcr& holoc Re0nltob
Ineo line e8ne Stu0itr pau ct ocrttI
inorcttct Sort
: @cOpmuclic al IrbciNCt toGcr
man miuOrc &cnipn til Grtogroit
@rammutif 0. |. en0 i'll en- FORFEIT
Toruituclie Of be iGre2ue prottllte
Tou. iom Der undertakes l. i0ct mon
goar no ira, al en- rigtig Drug al
SproQct nil uOpltIe iiQ meo GoeI'cn
/ ar itriuc BET. Grforiug oilcr %.
iao, of Ocnnc Antogclie er ri9ttg
inet De glrbcibere, iom / noQen Gio
bar Orepet biaic Stubier, / &c9clcn
har giort goo 6rcm0ang i ipro8IiG
&enieeu0c.
2prebogcrne omiotter Ioreori8
mango 500, Ter CT tetni'tc &crn'
boneproblemer augaaeube, bUorIe0c&
MO beoit itoI irbrcttc iig mco Ir'
beiOet ior at bolOe acknowledgement
ueoliqe: Ser er llnoeruisnine / De
Ianolin0eu al ct 2ofomotip, ont
huorleoea man tan anuenoc &ontrct
til >Sernbouebpgning, on Hcfrigcra.
tor.Sroiit, fort ioat ON olt muIl0,
ipm Ell opgtig ScrnbanemonO, Der
pil frcm / &erOen, Dor uiNe. Ger or
Smauitriitcr. hoori DC Guicn % Ell
Sinq. iom cit &cruboneman0 life
her giere, opreQnc& % inoprcnte@;
IlgeIeOe5 AfhonoIilper ON Scr.
6icn al Neflighcb", on, Of BET pig
tlaite az olt or, at man err Iittcr /
i'm Sag o.i.p. 90 iaa er Der prot'
Tiff ~Aupisnin8 meO @cnipn I'll,
huorIroes man mcb itprit 6prbel
ifol qribe ine ShoiCr All. Mor
hor @nlcbning Ill al itubere Srmls.
portotioncuS @iitorie, Seiteu$ Geo.
graf % Oa ipeciclt DC Stoters Geo.
graf, bpor Union Gaciiic @onen bar
Sinier, NJ. NJ. III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21

Stette' | 2ps al grten Of hen pelpiai-
&c Stette, DC iaa runobaonbet sier no
| Den iioite 69aesnote". - Zen tpr-
fife &esierins bespnote life at orsi.
te Wogternes 5Gllesnote isr / SCR.
bags, og oct fonmer bel til of tage
nogle Gage, ier ct Snar iorelieger.
Smiolertib bar De tprfilfe ~SSreosbele-
gereoe facet Boalre ON at forbIi /
2onoon inotil piOere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21

NaDntcno XDli1care bleb | Sre0ags
palgt til Sranfrigs ErGiiOent for De
fommefloe Z Ior efter Salieres, bpis
5ermin ublsber Den 1Soe Iebruor.
Ter toges fun TO gallotter 8eb fsr-
ite Ballot fit Bremierminiiter Boin.
care 429 Stemmer, eIer 6 Stemmer
fGrre END ban trGn5te for at bli
palgt, og bans iterfeite Mobfanbioat,
2anbbrugsminiiter Bans, fit 1877
Stemmer. 9e sprige tt5 Stemmer
bar foroelt paa 10 andre &anoioatcr.
Geb anben Ballot fit Eoincare 4S3
Stemmer mems Sans "a ballet neo
til 296. - Talget foregif unoer De
iGouanlige Geremonier | bet praet-
flloe aongeilot / Geriaiaes. Sele
Den frantic MISUNDERSTANDING, baa.
De Senatet og 9eputeretfamret, tr9-
Der Der iammen iom Solgfoaegium,
naar Der ifGl pplges ErGiioent. 30
Observation-Disclosures Weblenmer rel,
ite tiolig pao SSormiobagen no til
TeriaiQes | en- Hpffe @rtratog, iom
itiaebes til oeres T~uabigbeo, og ion-
men vleb benz reiite omfring 1900 al
oeres Slpgtninge pg Genner ira 30
ris. Spibierne / oct franife ofient-
lige Sip og Earis'S iornemite Gamer
fplote @aqerierne / 8eriaiaes Slot
oa Salgbanolingen b%egDnbte rnber
Se0elie al SenatsprGiioe 8uboit.
Naereoe peb Wsbets Iabning felte
Eoincare Jig fornGrmet at Glemen.
call og ienbte bam itrar line Sefln-
banter meb lloforbring til Duel, men
Glemencau gap bans Sefunoanter
en- tilfreositiaenoe Sorflaring, og
Sa9en orep oper. Glemencau ipntes
bel, Oct gif life gobt on at arrangere
Duel meo en- Wanb, iom ionoipnlig-
bis ON en- Zines Sib piloe pGre
palgt til Hepublifens Yrpiioent. I'M
Der ielpe Galgbanolingen opbolot
Eoincare Jig / ct tilitsoenoe Gprelie
/ Slottet, % ga tSormanoen equator
Gnboit traaote inc til bam og for
fpltote, at ban bar palgt til Heprbli.
fens ErGiioent, ipareOe ban:> Seq
Ifal gisre nit beoite forat piie mig
Observation-Disclosures Glib p9r.
dig. Seer forpisiet onL at iea i ole
Cling og til ale Cider ifal fsge at
bore en- upartiif Iominiitrator." =
SEQ Silbagefpmlten til Sppebitaoen
mootoges ben nppalgte Yr9lioent
meo itormenoe 9eeeiitring. Sele $50.
ris bar paa genene. Sgiaa ale an
ore Steoer / Sranfrig feireoes Bre-
i%toentpolget, ferit % fremit / bans
5soebp. = Eoincare er enbml Ell
Wnno | lin beolte Strait. San 9aar
/ lit 53be gar % bar allerebe bapt
Ell lang aarriere iom ofientlig
Wfano. Snoen ban for ct Iars Sib
lioen blep Winiiterfef bapoe ban be-
ret Weblem al ire, fire forifielige
Winiiterier. nj alle Eartier amer
fjenoes ban iom Ell sSsrer og en- lterf
Eerionligbeb. slf noonmelie err ban
Sllriit. - s BET fprite .Statsraaos-
msbe efter TrGiioentpalget operlepe.
reoe belle Winiiteriet Boincare Gr9.
iioent Saaieres line .IiifebSanisgnin-
ger, men F%rGitoenten anmobebe Dem
ON at bli itaaenoe / fine StiQinger,
inotil ct mt Winiiterii1m funoe oan.
npS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21

rsrrEIp A. srcoND GAS shTrrE JUEr l5m 1908 At nr PosI
orucr AZ DrooHtH, Iowa, uSpEE TE AeI % CoSsErss o.
R.tuH 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Sra uolanoet.

Jra8tfrig? Sfslge gIaoet "Rep.
tiin" | antperpeti or Den iaofalbte
atlantiife Gampifibspool / 8irfelig.
beoen oplsit, og oct oil itror bore los
meo en- 5ragtfri9. HeprGientanter
Tor Observation-Disclosures pil msoe |
Berlin Den 2Sbe Sanuar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
&pQiion. De brittle 0ompere

&uQiiion. De brittle 9ampere
"Iufenarben" og "2a 9lanca" fol-
libereoe 6rebag Woreen peo Wun-
bingen al Meriep / England. Den
ierItnrpnte Camper Ianf paa grunbt
gano meo gaueen neb, iaa agteren-
Den itob bsit / @eiret. gae omboro
blep reooet nnotagen aapteinen og
Stprmanben, iom freb no poa Bro
pelen, Ger itaf bsieit, og Der blep De
iibbenbe oe n9gteoe at labe Zig reooe
al "Sa 9lancas" Solf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Notwithstanding
1soe Sanuar.

eso 81. pauI ~3oesmarteo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Ten brittle Camper "geroneie"

Ten brittle Camper "8eroneie"
f%orIiite 9orSoag Worgen uoenfor
2eitoes / Yortligal. Ger bar ialt
10 Herioner omboro % oeraf t39
Easiagerer. Wange orr. neoe. Gno.
MI 2srbog Iften bolot man paa meO
&eoningsarbeioet / ct iorrpgenoe
llpeir.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15
GUARD
SHOT AS
ON DUTY
Quartet of Unknown Men
Grapple With Watchman,
Who Is Shot; Bandits
Then Make Their Escape
in Darkness.

-Four unknown men, whose inten-
tions were believed to be robbery, last
night attacked and shot a watchman
guarding the Island Park estate of
Judge Louis A. Bryan. Gary's pioneer
millionaire settler.
Island park, which is located below
the Pennsylvania tracks and west of
Broadway, comprises a city block of
grounds. A low one-story mansion
perched on an eminence commands a
view of the Little Calumet valley for
several miles. Because of the fact that
he has many valuables stored at his
home. Judge Bryan has always had
one or more watchmen on guard.
Michael Losovich. the watchman.
who grappled with the intruders at
the border of the Bryan estate, re-
ceived a bullet in his arm The men
escaped but the police expect to make
arrests today.
Five years ago when Bryan was the
chief figure in making Gary dry for
awhile he received so many bomb
threats that he had his estate guard
ed by Pinkerton detectives for several
days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15
HAMMOND
BOYS SHINE
At PURDUE

Hammond is represented at Purdue
university by three former high school
students. who, according to reports. are
gaining much prominence at the down
state university. They are Frank
Blocker. Bernard Plum and William
Swanton.
Blocker, who has won a berth on
the football team, is playing a sensa
tional game at tackle. He is a real
football hero among the students
result of his proving to be one of the
most aggressive linemen that the
black and old gold has ever had. Next
Saturday he Will show his prowess
against Wisconsin and great things
play in the Chicago-Purdue game at
Marshall field a week from Saturday
and a large number of Hammond en-
thusiasts will witness the struggle.
Bernard Plum, with an avoirdupois
of 200 pounds. holds down a job as
university policeman. He is robed in
a real uniform which sparkles with
brass buttons and a shining star. Ber-
nard draws $3.50 per day and it is his
duty to see that no one on the football
team violates any of the training rules,
and what Bernard says goes.
Lsat, but not least, William Swan
ton. or "Swede," as he is most common
ly known. fills the capacity of an ora
tor, booster, yellmaster and guide in
general. He is the blue book and
anybody that wants to see Lafayette
is sent to Bib" for reference.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15
VISIT THE
LAKE CO.
HIGHWAYS

An impetus for the building Of new
highways out of Chicago to connect
with the splendid roadways of Lake
County was given the Cook county
commissioners when they made an
auto trip over the good roads in Lake
County. In the party which came out
were Col Moriarty, J. ]. Gard, A. Coon
ley, Jos. Fitzgerald. E. NJ. Bord, Albert
Nowak James Crow Hughes Burg and
Maloney and members of the Chicago
Stone club which is an organization OF
material men. They asked County En-
gineer Ray Seeley to guide them over
the roads In their machines and went
as far south as Lowell
All were greatly impressed with the
Lake County roads, their width, drain
age and condition generally. They pro-
pose to take advantage of an Illinois
law according to which the state pays
for half of the construction and the
county for the balance. The state is 10
pay for all the maintenance
Lake County however is interested in
the Cook county movement because the
commissioners are impressed with the
practicability of extending one or more
of the north of south thoroughfares out
of Chicago and connecting them with
the Lake County roads by main east
and west thoroughfare somewhere
north of the Little Calumet river. The
feasibility of this was pointed out to
the commissioners several weeks ago
by Roscoe f. Woods of Hammond and
they were greatly impressed with the
posibilities
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15

S. E. TrinkIe returned today from a
three months stay in San Francisco
TO report that the Golden Gate city has
an unemployed population of thirty or
forty thousand. This vagrant army is
awaiting the 1915 Panama exposition
and starving in the meantime
To Trinkle. who is fountain chef.
Hammond represents the land of plen-
ty Ne returned on the Overland Linn
tied and says that the return seemed
slow. He was very desirous of getting
back
Frisco is the place for millionaire
to solve the problem of how to spend. "
he said. MY business is n. &. there
for the climate is not conducive to the
eating of ice cream / spent enough
to build bungalow and came home
to keep from going bankrupt
While in the west Trinkle took three
hundred pictures and saw many pleas
ing signs. including the Petroskey-
Clabby fight. He was probably the
only Hammondite at that scrap. II
cost him $3.50 to get well in Colorado
| Springs when he went to the top OF
Pixies Peak with a case of tonsilitis
The rare air nearly cooked his goose
| He has accepted a position in Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15
CRUMPACKER ADDRESSES
SEVENTH WARD VOTERS

the people than in behalf of corpora
tions.
Il have no retainer from the street
car company" said Mr.. Crumpacker.
L do not think it is to my discredit
that they have seen fit to employ me
in my profession. Because l try it's
cases. I am not to be held responsible
for dirty cars, poor service or a poor
track. These questions do not enter
into the trial of a case, and If such
conditions exist the editor of the News
had better chastise the democratic city
administration rather than me-"
Mr. Crumpacker then went into the
history of the Knots street car fran
chise. recalling how he had advocated
only a thirty FIVE year franchise at
the time before the famous "Referen-
dunn of 100" how he worked with COL
Harrison of Indianapolis in favor of
the Calumet avenue street car route
against A. f. Knots and Dad" Cam
eron.
Speaking OF his practice as a law
yer he said, Il doubt if there is any
man around here who has tried more
cases against corporations than 1 have
CONTINUED on page fve.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15
J. 7. HUTTON IS
GREATLY HONORED
Popular Hammond Mason's
Elevation to 33d Degree
Properly Celebrated.

One of the pleasantest and largest
ATTENDED Masonic functions ever held
in this corner of the state was the big
reception given at the Masonic temple
in Hammond last night in honor OF
Joseph T. Hutton recently returned
from the east where he was given tho
much coveted and impressive thirty
third degree in Masonry about one hum
dred and twenty-five guests were
present and they spent most feliciti-
Gus evening. The function given in
honor of Mr. Hutton was a banquet at
which many speeches were made in
compliment to him. Those who re-
sponded to toasts were Messrs. Shank
lin. Smith. Becker. Gertz of East Chi
cago. Bauer, Kasper and Crumpacker.
Mr. Hutton expressed qualification over
the honor in well chosen words.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15

For an hour and half, Peter Crum-
packer, the republican candidate for
Hammond's mayor, addressed the vot-
ers of the seventh ward in the McIlroy
Betting Works last night, playing al
ternately upon his hearers with cold
dissecting logic. the warmth of a fell
low citizen and friend, and seasoning
the whole, with good humor, stang
ing wit and biting sarcasm
Mr.. Crumpacker took as his open
ing text a brief editorial from the
Hammond News. which questioned his
sincerity in forcing the street car com
pany to live up to its franchise. should
he become mayor. The speaker recog-
nized the editor of the paper in the
audience, and before answering the
insinuation made in the editorial, he
took occasion to explain that the News
editor is a democrat, that his paper is
the democratic organ and that as such
it also gets the city printing Instead
OF abusing the editor Mr. Crumpacker
said simply that the News editor was
misinformed to say the least and then
proceeded to show by his record a
lawyer that his activities were always
more in behalf of the individual and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15

MAN DIES
IN THE WEST

A message from Monrovia Cal. to-
day tells of tht death at two o'clock
this morning of Herman Backman.
aged 43, founder of the Beckman Sup
ply Company of this city. The body
will be shipped to Hammond for bur-
ial.
For year and eight months Mr..
Beckman lived in semi-tropical cli-
mates in search of cure for tubercu-
loss Relatives, friends. business as
sociates and financiers are grieved to-
day by the sad tidings.
Known Worker.
| J. w. Beckman, the surviving part
ner of the Beckman firm, and Henry
Beckmar. 81 state street, are brothers
! of the deceased. His father. j. Peter
Beckman, resides with Henry. The
widow and the son. Arthur, aged ten.
are with the body il California a
sister. Mrs. Augusta Hfumm lives in
| Selma, Cal.
Herman Backman came to Hammond
in 1884 with his father and the fam
lily. Prior to that they lived at Cedar
! Herman Beckman was engaged with
Peter Meyn in real estate transac-
| tions. Then with his brother. J. W.
! he entered the grain, wood. coal supply
business. 1t has now grown to be a
great industry operating all over the
| Calumet region as an agency foI
! building materials and supplies.
spent Fortune in Vain Effort.
/ It is said that Herman Beckmar
spent $4,000 in an atttmpt to regain
| his health. His estate is ample for the
] maintenance of his wife and the ed
ucating of Arthur.
Funeral arrangements have not beer
made owing to an uncertainty in the
| time of arrival but in all likelihood
burial will take place Saturday or pos
sibly Sunday.
The departed is a cousin of Peter
Meyn and his wife is related to Mrs
! Dave Lovegren of this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15
Slump in Building.

A noticeable slump was evident IN
the building activity in Hammond dur
ing the past week, not one permit of
Importance having been issued at the
city hall. Although but few permits
have been taken out, a large number of
buildings and cottages are in construc-
tion in the city and all the contractors
are reported as having all the work
they can do before the winter months
set in. The following permits have
been taken out.
Frame building. lot and 3, block Is,
Esehenbergs addition. % by 40 by II,
121 LaSalle street. Louis b. Kulil<,
| owner, $3.50.
Two story frame dwelling. lot "a,
block 2, Larned's addition. AS Walter
street. Zozmier Krzzynowski owner
s2.500.
Frame church building, lot 21. e. w.
Sohfs 4th addition. 749 Sohl street. F.
B. Howk, contractor, $1,000.
Addition. lot 12, block 1. Wheeler's
addition. 9S Manila avenue, % by so by
g. Fred Dumkee, owner, $1,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15
THE CHIEF HAS A
NE " BOY TODAY
Hobo in West Hammond
Bastile Is Stupefied at
Officers Generosity.

Chief OF police John Okraj of West
Hammond entered his place of busi-
ness this morning wearing a bland
smile. He was smoking a perfeeto
We have at last got a prisoner"
Sergt. Okeefe announced with pride.
It's been twenty-nine days since an
arrest has been made and I think we
ought to hang him"
"Aw don't be so cruel chirped the
chief, have a cigar. 1t weighs Is
pounds and it's a boy. The mother is
fine"
Sergeant O'Keefe was a trife dis
gruntled, but he freed the prisoner
without delay.
DO you smoker" quiered the chief
oh, and them said the hobo.
We'll smoke this one now and this
other one then.
The Chief, the "sarg". the police
ma gistrate and the hobo were last seen
entering the City Hall buffet by a side
door.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-15
24O Applications.

The naturalization work in the vart-
Gus offices is going forward at a great
rate. Two hundred and forty applica-
tions were received by deputy clerk
Roscoe Hemstock in the superior court
house yesterday and the, mill was
grinding all day today.
[. S. Clerk, Charles Surprise. ran out
of blanks on Monday noon. but receiv-
ed an additional consignment of nine
hundred this forenoon. The blanks of
these are being partially filled at the
printers to save clerical work and
naturalization work can be taken up
in this office again tomorrow.