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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
9tl 6eopltn9er.

@l aGe fra SeoaIen, 8aloris, fom
I9ier bisie 2inier, icnbe mig fit
Napn Og Ioresie iamt opeipe iaa
n~eiagtiet iom De ielp timber pas1cn-
Be, bporfra De bar I Sebalen Wlabs
Gar eIer Stuell) % beres fllloe
Hapn iom be par allninbeligt fIenbt
nnoer, ga be reiite til 9lmerifa; liee-
iaa opgipe IarstaIlet ga De uopan-
oreoe. @ae iom bill og snifer bet,
fan oaiaa meboeIe bpilfen 9eifi9I-
tigelie De er ipsieliatte meo Der /
Imerifa.
Seq bnr Ipnge trnft at bet fl,Ibe
ppre baaoe til Nptte % Spgee at
bupe N Ibresiefalenber iaa iuIb.
'tGnbig iom mulig oper Seoslinser.
ne Der / Imerifa, oa mango life 6ar
Oct famine Pam Tom be bar fienbte
unoer ba Sc bar / Norge, % er iaa-
leoes ufierote. Sam ies faa en- fulb-
itGnbig SortegneIie ooer bisie, bill
ieg ubgioe en- IoresiefaIenber. Wen
for at foo en- ftIoitenbig Moresie-
falcn0er mna nGe Sebelinger bore
nleo - life bare Be 9lore og pnere
Seoslin9er iom er ubpanbret % le-
Der enonil, men alle @srn bpis Sar
eaer Mor eaer begge SorGlbre bar
fra SebaIen % iom MI fanife er
oeSe, Dor eisre lit bebite for at ino-
Ienbe line afbsoe Sor9lbres Mapne
% line egne Napne.
Seriom MI Seoslinaerne fin6er
Sanfen p9rb noeet % pil e%fterfom-
me benne Spforbring, bill ieg faa
Observation-Disclosures iItanb. Set ifaI
life foite noaen mere ems Irbeibet
at neoifripe be iaa Splpsninger %
Eorto paa @repet. Men iea bar
tGnft at ienbe enbper iom Ienber Sp.
lpsninger en- &aIenber frit.
Ine S~plpsninser ienSes til
q. g.. @renoer,
800 Gebnr Mpe., M%inneapcIis, Wiu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
6MroalSnepme.

S%urbeler og Seiringer inbbpoes
berpeb til at msbe peo Sitranoer,
Winn., Monbug ben 2Obe Sftober
ferItfomme1lbe og bore meo at orga-
nilere ct Suroalslag. Sreoag til
Spnbag, 17-19 Sftoher boIoes Der
Wisiionsmeoe / BLOOMFIELD Menig.
beo, og Surbeler1le berltbe snlfer al
fao geisg at faa mango Sambps.
binger inm m:list aIlerebe unner
bette Wsbe eaer ialfaIb neo Soften
paa Ssnbag. Serlig bsr iaa man,
&c iom muligt al Dem, iom tiblieere
bar hnpt fine Stem | Bloomfield, be,
nptte Inleoningen til at beige sam.
lie TOnter og opfriife eamIe @in.
Ser. Se iom life fan fomnte, men
bill nrre meo I 2aset, fan inbienoe
fine Mapne meo Mnrsfontingenten
60 Cents enten til ltnbertegneoe
ener til 9asiereren, 8, O.. 2arion,
Sitranoer, Minr. Saiaa be, fom
tGnter paa at fomne, bsr meIbe fig,
BELT til s. 8. Carton, Sitramber,
Winn.
Sitrmber er BEN ferIte Station
Spo | fra Sprine @aIlep, Minn.,
pna Chicago, Great @eitern @p. Se
iom fomnler til @soet fra git oe
Geit, fan femme til Spring Sanep
meb 6. so. = ct. g. &p. og berfro
til Sitranoer; be fom fommer fra
Morb og Spb meo 6. q. 90. &p. d.
refte til Sitranber.
Baa &omiteens Iegne.
2nbptg @uIIicffpn n,
Sefrefnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
mtArpnnn.

WrDlnp. Nfiis Mnbel &nittion og
Tbilip gricfion Geteeieoes forleoen
/ @eit Salem.
8ienfmnben INN 2is. 2iget al
Gbriit Ssrenion, Der en- llge for bar
ioripunoen fra gscanabn, blep Sire
bag funhet / Glnen al nosle Siifere.
S%srenien par AS Iar ganmel.
Sanger til @eiarbeibe. Sanger
ira Stotens S~traffeanitalt bill nni tie
gar eaer cnbog maaife alerebe /
SsIt blipe benpttet til @eiarbeioe.
8uperngr Mc8opern bar uotalt, at
set ferite Sprieg bill bIipe eiort /
ben nprblige % ipariomt befolfeoe
Gel al Stuten, ga maaife apinber
% @crn pil fsle fig utrpeee peo at
hape Strafianger / lin Nprbeo. 9iot
eiter liot bill s(rbeioet forti9ttes ipo-
oper % inb | BE tpttere befolfebe
Streo, % man nrrer life Epil ON,
at Spitemet pil pGtfe almiubelig
SilireositiQelie e.
Sabte Eager gienimnbne. timber
grbeioet meo at opmuore Sor &iper
oper Ben fem Mil lange StrGfnin5
meIlem 2ittle Hupibs % Sepere,
bar man eieufunoet mango Sing,
lom er tobt al Dc TO @pers @e6oere.
iii Speriluoen bragtes ioaleoes en-
@ribefrog, iom maj for 80 Iar
iiben miiteoe unoer Sofningen efter
ct Sig, besuben ct Tsglefnippe, iom
Mr. 0onrina al Sepere table for
Here Mar iiben, meoens SIR. Sacf-
ion tit igien lit @ulbubr, iom / lin
Sio por foitbnrt, men iom M, INN
bar Srrbi Tom gantmclt @ltlb. Ser
ianStes enbpipere TO 8epGrer, ionn
bapbe ligJet paa Glpebunoen / ct
Sicroeocls Iarbunoreoe.
Sriit 8rmScfammcr. Sra @eit
Salem melbes, at ct unet @r,tbepar,
ser iorleben Nat fom til 9nen,
maatte tuge tiltaffe meo at iaa iope
/ Oct lille SGngiel, iom trai til at
Itoa tcmt. @eorae Grams bar oen
ioreJuaenbe Tag blepen aiit / Obi.
cagc, % meo lin Srilo tiltroaote ban
Itrar &eiien iii @eit SaIem for at
tilbrin9e Spebebrsbsoaaene hos
SlTgtninge noe paa 2onbet. In-
fomne til Den lille On fanbt Sc set
enelte SoteI optaget % forreiten por
ole @eboerne, meb llnotogelie al
@pens Maribal, aaaet tilro. Gen
tieneitcpiIige Maribal gioroe Brit
Separret opmerfiom paa, at oet lille
SGneie NOR Statipnen itoo tomt =
set bar oct eneite, ban fiinoe aisre,
OF @rub % @rubeom blep burtio
forIiate on at mootaee Silbuoet,
bporpoa sc freb beriuo efterot ppre
snffet bchaaeliee Trsmme al ocr
~arinenoe alubbemanb.
Iymuoet en- Sfat? Serulan Tlt,
,ier, Der briper ct Sotel | Souniair
Gitp, iauSt icrleoen paa Ell al b
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26

&portal fra ben Ipisiorretniue %
oct apotbef, bnor ban ienere orbei'
oeoe; life Iongt fra gpens Centrum
boiler cgiaa bans Step. 8uoerner
eberbart erfl9rebe blanot anbet / lin
Gale, at ingen Mano / Den Grab
baboe pGret mebpirfenbe til at for.
me bans 2io, iom netop @upernpr
Sobnion. San lqrte mig guoet
ON ajprligbeo til Soften, iagoe
ban, "og ban bite mig booroan De
iianobeo pafre Sioer al Siuet funoe
fees"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
9lltuntH.

SuSe at Suit. Sobn Hpbertion,
en- Eatient peo Statens Sinbsipge-
aipl i 3~anfafee, iom for nogen Sib
iioen fanotes / ct afiioes SCOT / Iip-
lets &ieloer, bpor ban banbe op-
bolot fig | 40 Sage uben anbet til
&~rpsopbolb, emo nogle Sraaber
Sanb, ser ipariomt orpppeoe ira eft
ruitet @anbrsr, afgif forrige nge peo
0soen iom 5slse al oen LANCE Suite.
Gen itaffels iinbsfprpirreOe Manb
bnnoe eiemt iig / 4ielSeren, % fsrlt
40 Gage ienere fanbtes ban af Hsr-
Iaggere, iom ifuloe ubfsre enbel @r-
beioer bernebe. en- unoerisgelie er
foranitaltet for at fomme efter bnem
er aniparlig for Manoens 9eb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26

bsie Batter n9r gpen ct Stpffe We.
tal, iom ban troos bets ltore Gpnaoe
ilGbte nleo Jig bjem, ba ban betrog-
tebe Oct iom en- Haritet. Otter at
babe lieeet npeIe Gage / StaIoen
bIep asiiiterenoe Hepen,e Collector
aempIer fra ga Crosse opmerfiom
paa S~otelpGrtens Slinb, og BON er.
fl9reoe oct for at bore en- 8ul3bar-
re. Stangen peier 20 Yunb, og ef.
ter lsieiig @~eregning ber ben ppre
p9rb fine $4,000, mener ban. sSor
at p9re ganife fire bar man boe be-
iluttet at ienoe Wetalitpffet til Uni
beriitetet | Wobiion og lube De l9roe
Serrer Ger afgiue i'm Menins. Der
er | Sorbinbelfe meo bette Sltnb
giort opmerfiom paa, at Ell grpres-
pogn paa burlington ganen blep rs-
bet for enbel @uIbbarrer for % aar
iioen. @oenen i~nbebplot en- Sorien.
hing Sub, Der par unoerpeis ira
Seattle til Mnnten / Yhilnbelpbia,
% Der q I NRrbeoen ar SlcforD,
of Hsperiet fanbt Steo. Man giet-
fer pua, at Heperne bar ilGbt lit gpt-
te iaa lnngt iom op til SoiIntain
Gitp, % Ser bar mauttet efterlaoe
oct for at re0be Jig ielp.
Sfni'eSe Turbaabninger. Gen
Wetalbarre, iom Sotelp9rten Ser
man Euti5er fanot / Nnrbeben al
6ountain Gitp, og iom man troeoe
por bet rene Cub, bar peo fpnoige
Soils ltnoeriseelie piit Jig at bore
en- glanoing al aobber og Gin. Ser
peo er igien en- eanrnel 9iitorie be
pet opfriifet, ben nemlig, at Der for
80 @ar iioen al Ell omitreiienoe 2pf-
feriooer blep giort Sorisg paa of
i9I9e en- / Sountain Gitp boenbe rig
&ornbarbler en- "@ulbbrict". Zen
MI funbne Mtetalbarre antaees at
bore iamme "@ulobricf", iom &orn.
banbleren bin Sang life bar titano
til at ipGlge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Nnrn pnkntn.

urtoer,tfetet aabnes. Sper 4UO
Stloenter bar in6ifrepne pe0 Stats'
unioerlitetets Iabning, % Mntollet
uentes at bile operitige 600.
Wais mobnes / 100 Sage. @eo
@olforo er / CONNER aplet en- Gel
meget lin Wais, oe ben er bragt til
flilb Wobenbeo inben 100 Gage ira
at ben planteoes. Set er ben Iaa'
falote 0ebu-Wtais.
ll%onrpnelier. gIon0t Dem, Ser al
8uperner Sanna er uonppnte Iom
Ielegoter til "Mmerican Elritp
Congress" bpilfet Mto0e afboIoes /
WinneopoliS ira 7be til 12te Nop.,
er Z. @elo al 8elpn, Gep. Is. ".
Gricfion al Wfinot OF q. .. Nelion
al Woppille.
Stjcalac Seite g~jcnfnnone. Solp
al De itioalne Seite. ipn / De liolte
otte Wionneoer eA i%tiaaIne ira for
ifjelIige Surmere ln0en Staten, er
blepne gieniunonetpeo Gitopan, Ga.
MAZDA. Gn SO. 9.E2uii. Der MI al
ioner en- ire IarsfStruiietio Sta.
tens Slaperi, antfaes at bape for.
epet De iIeite at fFie Spoerier.
@anSalcr pSd4 aacr sfolebms.
Sfolebuiet / Tletu,ant |allep peb
@illom Gitp er idil BELT BILE
bet eoclogt al faa& @onoaler. Sffe
alene er 9sre % @inollcr blepne
eiennemboreoe al &ugler, men og.
laa @Gggene err blepne iaaleoes
0iennembulleoe, at iaapel inbre iom
pore @eflpbning mac belt iornpes.
Simaal Gngers 9posbu. SingaI
Ginger, ser forleoen algif peo Seoen
/ lit Sjem peo Sberbroofc, og iom err
blepen onltalt iom bcn riaeitc Mano
/ Stecl Gountp, eiterlnocr Jig ct go
belebeuoe iio til $660,000, hporaf
oct allernelte err 2ono. Sertil
fonlmler Dog MaretS Apling, Der
iiaeS at bile brinee Sunumen op til
omtrent 100000. Mr. Gneer
fom til Steel Gountp / 1873, %
ban par ga ioa fattiN, at han mantte
qna iiliobS De iibite 100 Wfil for at
ron set Steo, ban haooe tpnft li5
iom fit fremtioiee Stem.
Strens Tnnseuugter. Mrs. Senrp
@ros9ebaIer % benoes lefs gsrn,
boenbe npr Wanban, bolotes forles
Ben Dag / Tanaenifab al en- dim
GfSe, % al 6rpgt for, at bet ralen-
he Cur 1fulbe 1tcrme 8uiet, MATTE
Be bploe Zig title oe life piie iig /
Tere eller Iinblter. Olsen bapoe
briiot iig no al S%upnegonsen peo
Statens Heiprmlfole, % efter at
bare io9et Mr8. @osDebaIer ~
Bern ino / Suiet, gift ben paa Waat
nocnfor, inotiI Mnnben fonn biern.
&an piloe life iinoe fig / bet me
Speropipn, SomiIien bar blcpet 1lt'
b~erfoitct, men toa lit Seopr %
ifiso Ben itren0e Sangcpogter.
Sgiaa 9ubt for nuget. Oct er
bel life pite. at ealnle, ileiiebe
@ronoe, ser forbliper ituoenoe Dob
ne, er til unoet eno lllpffer % Sors
trGo, men haube BET life pPret for
en- iaooan 9renb, piIoe Sarmeren
9teIS SSobnion res Sbermooh uoen
5pil prre bleoen or9bt. San flor
re Ell Ssripe, ga bans Seite bIep
ifrrnlte % iprong lebif, bporpeo
ban fnlot al SUOet % blep greben
al Sinoerne / Nipen. s raienNe
Sort aif set bprtoper TrGrien, men
heloiNpiS lige ouer en- tom @rcno,
Tom &citcre florcoe peo at iprit9c
Ell poa bper Sioe. Ga Hiren gift
ooer 9renoen, iIop Sen BOG lit Gag,
ioet &ohnion orutteoe neo / oennc.
TaIoet par life bit, og @renocn
par tom, iaa Tlrlneren Hap megct
let ira set ubGbagelige Gfspcri-
mcnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Mtrhtpun
Tinif 0irmpe bpb.

Jinif &jGmpe bso. 2ouiS Woi-
lnner, en- S~inlpnoer / Calumet, Der
iogbes at ppre Den itsrite Manb /
be Sorenebe Stater, ofgif forrtge
llge peo Oeoen poa ct Soipital Der
itebs, fun % Mar gammel. ".9i9
2ouie" bar ipp 500 % otte Sommer
bsi, peienbe 365 Iunb. Spr nogle
s(ar tilbage wreiite ban omfrine meo
&ingling @ros. Cirrus, men | Sen
ienere Sib bar ban ipslet meb Sar-
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
3ttiunrrrtu.

Chambers hos %citc. Ni Sc'te
Smcdnen al Moorheao er blepen
nmouc at lioc al chambers % Ser
paa ituote al Altoritctcrne. Sttc Al
&c anarebnc Neltc tiIbrrtc eli % IoIl'
me Wtan0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-16
JUDGE IbACn IS
GIVEN BIG HONOR
Hammond Man Named as
Eminent Commander of
Indiana K. IT'S

Crawfordsviile, Ind. May 16.-with
the election of officers for the ensuing
year, the reading of the reports of the
various committees. and the selection
of a place for holding the 1914 meeting.
the fifty-ninth annual grand ccnclave
OF the Knights Templars of Indiana.
which began in Charlottesville yester-
day at the Masonic temple, was brought
to close this morning.
Joseph G. Ibach, of Indianapolis,
judge of the Indiana appellate court. a
member of the Hammond commandery.
No. III, of Hammond, who has been
deputy grand commander this year.
was advanced to the honor Of right
eminent grand commander, succeeding
Charles NJ. Zion, of Lebanon The other
officers of the grand commandery were
advanced one station. The only contest
for office was that of eminent grand
warder.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-16

. To GO STILL
HIGHER
Whiting Standard Oil Su-
perintendent Says Unless
New Supply of Oil Is Dis
covered That Price Must
Keep Ascending.
Especial to THE TrMEs.)

Whiting. Ind, May 16.-General In
creases in the price of gasoline and
kindred oils are certain in ratio to the
diminuation of the supply, which is
rapidly lessening, according to Will
liam N. Burton. general superintend-
ent of the Standard Oil Company or
Indiapa. Mr.. Burton made the state
ment while testifying before Supreme
Court Commissioner John Montgomery,
Jr.. of Missouri. in the company's effort
to retain a legal standing in that state.
Mr.. Burton testified that the price of
crude oil has increased 100 per cent IN
the last few years.
Unless there is new supply dis
covered the pS-ice must keep ascending .
said Mr.. Burton.
In answer to question by John T..
Barker. attorney general of Missouri
Mr.. Burton further stated the the COM
pany. which was ousted by the United
States Supreme court decision in April.
, 1912, il allowed it's former standing
would seek to undersell all of its COM
petitors.
l.. ]. Drake, vice president of the
Standard Oil company of Indiana, also
testified that the Indiana company had
completely dissolved from the STANDARD
oil company of New Jersey Adjourn
ment was taken until Friday morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-16

ig capacity beig figured at $500. With
such a hall Hammond would be in
position to go after conventions, to
have chautauquas and entertainments
on large scale.
Men of Affairs at Head.
Practically all the big stockholders
were at the meeting last night, and
the encouraging thing about their at
tftude is that they are strongly in fa-
vor of consummating the present
plans. The majority of the individual
stockholders are apparently giving
their silent consent to what the board
of directors think best, realizing that
this board is made up of men of affairs
in the city, men whose judgment is
beyond question.
The organization has an asset of
| approximately $4,000 to begin with,
and If the ways and means committee
can go out and get subscriptions total
| ling between $4,000 and $4,000. the
! project IS assured
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-16


distinct from the singing society of
that name; that while there are some
who have memberships in both, the
stock company is a legal entity whose
object it is to finance the erection and
maintenance of a clubhouse. This
building. 1t was pointed out last night,
would be a big asset for the city of
Hammond, and It's location on Muenich
court would enhance property values in
the business district. Therefore, ii
was argued the property owners IN
the business district could be logically
asked to support the project. There
is no question in the minds of the ma
jority of the stockholders that such a
building would be a good financial in
vestment The active singing society
would use the clubhouse for it's pur-
poses, but in the large sense 1t would
be a clubhouse for all the stockhold-
ers and their families, and provide a
convention hall, larger than any other
one in northwestern Indiana, the seat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-16
SCHOOL IS
ACQUIRING
REPUTATION

Wilson II. Henderson. architect and
builder of a remarkable system of
night schools in Hammond, is emerging
from year of initial effort to review
past performances and plan for a great
er work. He finds on totaling results
that 1000 have been enrolled during the
year. that Hammond has the largest
shifting population in Indiana and the
worst equipment for Industrial school
work In many a state.
The night school year is closed or is
closed or will close--the tense is not
tablished-without any fuss. Hen
derson doesn't know himself when 1t
will close for classes still continue and
as long as they come they are not de-
MED. To be candid it looks as if it
wouldn't close at all. for seven classes
are to continue all summer. OF course,
warm weather deters a great many.
but the more ambitious are perfectly
willing to work all day in the heat of
a factory and then tax their minds on
a sultry night that their earning
power may be increased. In that way
they forget all about the heat. In q
way IT seems q hardship beyond en-
durance. but 1t is the only method open
for q worker in the mill or factory to
get up.
To Work Through Hot Spell.
The classes which will remain open
all summer follows:
Central school.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Dressmaking-Miss Reiser.
Monday and Wednesday,
English for foreigners-Mrs Hender-
son.
Tuesday and Thursday
Grade review-Mrs Henderson
Tuesday and Thursday
Millinery-Barmore
Tuesday and Thursday
Typewriting-Post
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday
Shorthand-Mrs. Tillman.
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday
| Mechanical drawing-McGregor
| Wilson Henderson is corresponding
secretary of the Western Drawing and
! Manual Training association. He JUS
/ returned from convention of that so
I ciety in Des Moines. The 1914 meeting
viii be in Milwaukee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-16
START WAR
ON FOREIGN
UNDESIRABLE

The first shot has been nred in
campaign which may become region
wide but which thus far is confined to
East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. to
rid these cities of vicious element,
representatives of which are sent over
from time to time from European coun-
tries and who escape the vigilance Of
the government authorities in Ellis Is
land.
The United States government has
been interested in the matter and yes
terday its representative. Immigant In
spector Schubert visited Indiana Har-
Dor and that official, in company with
Sergeant William Hughes of the In
diana Harbor police station, and Officer
John Lazaar, arrested Helen Catana
and Samuel Christian for violation of
the United States Immi grafton laws.
The prisoners are being held in the
Harbor station, pending the Institution
of proceedings before the United States
Commissioner in Chicago, to deport
them to Hungary from where they
came
Miss Mary Iindley of the Associated
/ (Continued on page ten.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-16
ROhde's SilkstoCkings
CLAIMING Victory
Capt Thomas insists How ever That Timber His Men
Feled Was Stolen and Threatens
lists, How ever, That Timber His Mer
Felled Was Stolen and Threatens
Prose cution.

After winning the lumber-jack con-
test IN the woods, south of the Ham
mond Country club, from o'clock to
this morning from Captain John L.
Rohdes silk stocking" brigade, Cap
tain Bill Thomas lusty gang of One
Galluses" We're robbed of the sweets
OF victory by timber thieves said to
belong to the Rohde outfit. who gath
cred up timber felled by the One CAL
luses" and stacked it with the few
trees butchered by themselves. Cap
tain Thomas. in a statement made
shortly before noon. announced that
the guilty parties will be prosecuted
to the fullest extent OF the law.
WHAT CAPT. THOMAS SAYS.
just prior to the time of the contest
closed L noticed a lot of strange tim
ber-jaclxs working like Trojans. They
were hirelings of the Glendale gang
and, seeing that victory was not
Nesting ON their banner, Turner and
Hickman had their chauffeurs, hired
hands and all the small boys In the
nefghborhood working for them.
ProhI and Ahlborn both had sent for
able-bOdied chaps used to manual Ia
bor, and 1 believe ii was a well laid
plot to rob us, but IL availed nothing.
We won the victory. We have the
bliSters TO show for 1t. Why, Timber
jack Betz of my crew has the blis-
ter record. He had 16 on each hands
1t Was Exciting.
The contest was one of the most
exciting held In Hammond for years.
Fearful of biisters and the fact that
his axe might slip and cut off a toe,
W. H. Gostlin of the silk Stocking
push deserted his pals and left early
in the week for Oklahoma Otto Gers
bach. another silk stocking, got on
the scene after the contest was ended.
With ten men to Captain Rohde's eight,
Captain Thomas had no difficulty in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-16
STOCKHOLDERS ARE
SANGU|NE OF SUCCESS

Optimism prevailed last night at the
meeting OF stockholders of the Saenger-
bund-Fidelia of Hammond and conse-
quently one Anal effort is to be made
to carry out the original plans for q
clubhouse and q large convention hall.
By consent a ways and means commit
tee was appointed. the purpose of which
IS to raise about twenty-five thousand
dollars in stock subscriptions among
the property owners and business men
IN the business district and to report
to the organization within sixty days
as to the success that IT has had. Geo.
Eder. president of the Citizens German
National bank, was made chairman OF
this committee and has as his CO.
workers. A. NJ. Turner. William Ahl-
born. Anton Taper, Peter W. Meyn
and Otto Knoezer.
would BE a City-wide Asset.
The argument for this committee is
the fact that the Saengerbund-F -F'ideIia
is building corporation. separate and
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winning and is preparing a challenge
to stack his ten men up against any
twenty that Mr.. Rohde may name.
Everything Was Peaceful.
Contrary to expectations, no trouble
ensued. An armed truce was arranged
at o'clock while the gangs fell upon
the victuals prepared at the clubhouse
with fury. In the nush contest F. S.
Betz and w. ] McAleer were a tie.
each hiding thirteen pieces of mush
inside. Carl Bauer won the fried egg
contest with nine eggs margin Capt.
Thomas exhorted his men ere the tim
Der cutting began to be of good faith,
but Captain Rohde had strenuous
time keeping his men together. AS the
two gangs approached the woods with
President A. NJ Turner in the lead
they were met by w. C. Belman. who
sang See the Mighty Host Approach
ing. Satan Leading On
The woods Rang All Right.
The woods soon rang with the music
| of the axes. the swish of the chips
through the air and the groans of Pete
Meyn every time he found a. new bills
| ter. Like a gallant leader, Captain
| Thomas urged his men never stop
| ping to think of his own liver. Volley:
| OF cheers smote the air as the giant:
of the forest fell and Standard OH
| Burke tripped over stump into I
| barb-wire fence. One of the most un
pleasant features of the contest wal
the great number of bosses and fore
men, Out of the Is official choppers
there were at least IL bosses, most o
which had never done any more tim
Der cutting than to hack down cherr,
trees when they were boys.
A census is being taken of the mum
ber of cords cut blisters raised. back:
sprained. muscles strained, ''ouches" ut
tered. etc. which will make very in
| teresting addition to the clubs archives
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ACCUSES AUNT
WHO rs IN GARY
Girl Faints in Chicago After
Being Driven Out.

A 14year-old girl, Margaret Oles-
zewski, who had travelled here alone
from Poland and who had been driven
from the home of an aunt who lives in
Gary and told not to return until she
found work, tainted in Fifth avenue
yesterday and was picked up by Per-
cy Waddington. a crossing policeman.
The girl could not talk English. She
had 81 cents. All her worldly belong
ings were packed in a pasteboard shoe
box. Through an interpreter she told
the police about her aunt in Gary. The
police say they will prosecute the wom-
an If they can find her. The girl is
being detained at the Harrison street
police station annex.