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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

fen, crbonocItc Tie bon Dem ironiih
I1dcInocn gcrf1lfer ons ,ycn sn 5ctl,
Iranfrn. Gin 9tahniitaa aif ocnl
Mcnnen, mo iie nit ibrem Gnnmct.
mnnteI onactbon mar, aeniigtc, Inn
Die pcrigen Ninter 70 piel getra1enpn
SeebunopeIsgornituren dnftomnten
| sn laiien.
Selfen I6bt iid) bic Voriierin einc,t
anspcrfani cntgeben. Jngelona por-
her itiibierte iie ben aotalog oes De-
ih1fts, oag ieine @anrcH 81 bcrabge.
icbfen Trciien perfnuii. aommt Damn
Der Jna oes gusperfauis bernn, 10
Iieht fie Tim 6 llbr MorgenS ani: nm
|7h llbr iiebt man tic NIT Sahllolcn
anoeren Tnmen por Der gcihloiIenet
Shiir Reitc biloen, bis nm 8 llhr
ons @nnreubnms aeoffnet miro niio
cine bintcr Der anoeren pordelallcn
miro. Gann itiirst iie lid, nuf Die her.
abaefebfe @aare. ipiibIf nno beiid).
tiat Die @eIcacnheiisf1nie mnb ircut
iif,, orci Mefcr brcifes Scibenbano 5u
45 itatt sm 95 Gcniimes ,u cnfbeden,
ober Elm 2einenfleio i,ntt init 1895
ssranfcn MIR NIT 1895 ,sranfen ~
bcsablen. Inollrd,. bah fic cine Der
criien dui Dem GdlIad,tieibe iii. iaacn
|ibr cine Menae ipottbiiliger Saden
in oen ShooB.
0,an fam NIT Red)f ioaen. bab -
Der Variierin Der bon ssilaeno aiii
tSeleaenhcit aeacben miro. Sd,ones IN
iehen, Elm lcid)tcs lit, ihren @eidmnd
All biloen. ssn teincr Staot miro ein
ioiher Slirns bon Stoifcn ims Q'c.
bethlehem nnsaeitellt pie in Baris.
I'm 'idl bapcn an iiberseuacn. acniiat
Gin Mnnoanng o,trd, Die Beidlditsltra'
ben oes ;3entrnms. aber inter al Dem
8Idn5enoeu bns paiienoe aus5uIp1h-
Zen. nit 8eitid naf,imad)en iinS
Dor olleu nit Sd,id elm ssahndlcn bon
brei Sranfcn 5u traaen. onrin liegt
ihr 8eheimniB. llno oicS f1i Die Va.
riierin TOR mns noraus. Gum Sdllt
acbDrt Glleroinas aud Die quite sSiaar,
Die 9iiiie lino SaiIle, ole iidl mad, scr
Wsooe ridlict. BUR Grreidilna Der no.
thiaen mo0erncu Sdlanfheit id)eiit
bic Gariicrin fein Spier, Sic fiinacrt.
Inn oos ssoeal, bic niilhoueite mo.
bernc", su errrid,en. Sie persidtet
ulithia oui Siifigfeiten nnb nnberc
Icdere leibIihe @eniiiie. Ratiirlidl lei.
oct burh oic allaemeiHe lintcrndh.
RING Die ,Sriid,e Scr gclitisiorbe.
nit Der Die sSran5oiin iopieio nld)t
niel Staai MAIDEN fann. sfie fab men
in Raris iooieI einaeiallcnc WnnaclL
abcr audi ME iopiel iniereiiantc 9idiie
imS 10 rdfiinirte Grapieritng Der
Stoife OFF atberiifen Beiialten ipic
auaenblidIit,. Gie Barrier aber, Die
Rduner, bic alle fir ons Shlnnfe. Gi.
farfte idfp6rmen. MAIDEN nis ibrer
9ctpunberuna iiir ihre sSraiiel nib
5odjter fein SehI. limb ibotiadlid,
feiielt bic Rariieriu ihren Rnnn bur6
ibren Sdid. Tirgenbno aiebi es 10.
tiele mennaes bonnetes nno iopiele
Ghemanner. DIE ihre ssrauen nidlt 6e.
triiaen mie in gorisl - Ieittid,e
Srmicn. reriuhcn mir einmal. es Der
0oriieriu nndlSumnfen. gs foiiet MIR
Gin biBfen guteu @illeu uno eiu
tiiftigeS Gnantiim Gitelfeit. sa5en
mir 0onn enolih Die geipnnocrung
unierer Rauner erreid)i. 70 fonncn
mir init ibneu aniangen, mas mir
mollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14
Ginem 0er,leibea erlesea.

IN ibrer ssohniag an Der 5. lin6
God Strabe. wuroe aciiern Woracn
Die 10 ssahre nlte Wlargaretbe Nenin
nnigefunoen. lie Nintrone hattie rs
iid 3nr Megei aerladt. ieoen V1prgen
bcm Niilinm Gelnnu. Don 20. Goa
God Strcbc, einen Nciiid, nbyiii0t.
ten. AIs bic 9sepin geitern Moraen
nidlt eridiem, begnb CT fim in b0s
1ous oerielben Mnb ianb Die betoetr
Jrdii toot 0uf. Jn 6iirae iOllte BE Rr.
BIN iiir BEN Meit ibrer 1nae eiuer an.
itcIt nberipiclen perben. Gorcnsr
1oertmeper ersldrte, bdB Der lob
b,sr& &es1i&tas eiHgetretu g
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

Gicicm llebclitanoc fonnfcn nldJ
gfapoleonS Icfrctc, burd bic cr cille
bciiere 0erpflcgima Der Irmcc ilnc
neue aeipaltigc Ausbebl,nsen anorS.
nete, nid)t itencrn. Ios fiiblte oeraai.
Ter mobl Ielbit; oenn ihlimme 9e-
fiirhtungen iiber Den slusgang oeS
arieges ltieaen in linn auf. .Weifl
SfahipieI fonlint in 8erIpirrung"
idrieb er an Normont.
aSn Der 3bat lpdren Die gerbiin.
bcten bamals einfad, aeraoeIuegs aIi
Den perlplmoeicn 2omcn IoSgegongeH.
er bate ibnen 5ur leit1tcu gente ial.
len miiiien. 3u cinem ioIdpen Inter.
uebmcn tparen ober Deoer gerna.
botte nod, ShnarSenbers se1eigt
Sic prieien iid gliiflid,. bisber cilleil
Gntiheioiinqsfampi permieoen sn ia.
ben, ilnn geonhicn auf) mciterhni
hurh Mfanoper ino fleine Grfolge
5um 3iel su aelongen.
60 lang oenn oic @einbr Dor. baB
| Die frieaeriIhe Sonolung neriumplen,
nos beilise ieuer patriotiiter gcgei.
ltcrillG perrouhcn lpiiroe. nod che
oas aroBe 3iel crreif1t mar. Ia mad.
re 9liid,er Dem 3ai,ocrn Elm Gnoe
Zen Iufforoerimacn, 5nr Sauptar'
mee an ito6cn. leBte er bebarrlihen
Wioerltano enteeacu. iim nid)t IN
Sflpnr,enberaS itlpohlifes Splicn
oermidelt 3n rpcrben lin oes oll..
meinen @obI uno 9eiien beipahren
Sic mid, Dor elmer pcrcininua nit
ser 1roben armeh", ifrieb er arl
aneiebed. Den gertrnllten ieincs SO.
| nia3. 8leid,3eitig erbat er Die Gr'
laltbniB, ieincricii5 Die glbc iiber.
idreibcn su oiiricu. Gas iollte inter
ocn anacn Der 9oroarmee aeid)eben.
6amit lie fortgeri'icn puroe, Elm 8lei.
dies III tbiim.
Gieiem GntihIuB iolgtc einc rnidlc
eIuSiiibrisna. ssn aaer Stiue iuircs
Der Ibmarih iiber GIiterperba ange.
treten unh am 2. Sttober bel @arten.
hltra. no 9)ord idl bcionocrs ans.
3eifnete. Die glbe iibcrid,ritten. Ta5
Sur GertbeiOiaml ser Stromlinic
BORT nuiaeitciite ! iran,oiiid,c aorps
crlitt babei cine gci1brIihe aiicber.
lace.
Tann ober fam iiir bie id,leiiihc
Nrmce elm iiberous tritiiher sliiaen.
bid, nls GapoIeon, bon 9Iiidcrs
Clbiibergnna in acnntnii, aciebt, iit
nit allcr Moft pcqen lie nanbte. Ia
non elmer llnferltilsuna burh ben I'M
Sfncfcntentpo porriifenben gerna.
botte feline Neoe un0 bic Sauptarmee
nod su peit enfierut mar, INN elm.
greifen sii fonnen, 10 iab lid, gliid)cr
Ge3luungcn, ipieoerum ausgnpeid,en.
sIber er aing nid)t iiber bic Glbe 81.
rid, pie pobl ieoer anSere Der bamo.
ligeu @egner 9npoleons getbon hdf.
te. ionocrn er mari. inter polliacr
guigabe ieiner rildrp1rtiaer Serbin.
eunseu. iein Seer in fiibnem Sian.
scnmorid] iiber oie Nnloe nnh @elien
in bie Glide birein, Die srpiiden 9ers
nasotte uno Sdnparsenberg beitano.
60 nurbe. pobreno 9npoleon oui
Ser ,Sago nnt) gliiher pieSerum Ell.
men &uitItob nollfiihrte, enoIidl Die
8ereinilunq Der aeiommteu Sireit.
frdite Der @erbiinoeten erreidt un6
3par BORT no es fir Die ,srarBoien
am ungiinitigiten mar - III ibrent
Riden'
Iurh oieien aenialen gntidli.B,
Cen perannportitngsfreibiaen 9age'
mutb bes Narihaas @ortparis. par
Der tobte 9Suutt in ben Speraiionen
ienogiiltia ilber!pnnoen. Son nun an
Iaing 6as aroBe 0offerorama nit ra.
iten Striiteu ieiuem Gnoe eni.
gcgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14
Der 9rGiipent bat bic meri

Der Yrdiipent bat bic meri@
faniids Resisrllng in Senntnib ge'est,
paB sr ss iebr mibfdaig oemerten
tpiirbs, ipsnu ben inbaftirteu Ibgeoroz
netsn irgsno peldes 2eio 5usez
fiigt ipsrosn iolte. Sls 1T iebr menihz
lib geoaht, aber in otplonatlfher
Sinlitt pDuig uHgebOrig, oenn Die
msritaniiden giirger itebeu niht untsr
benz Sdug Der amsrituniidsu Resiez
ruus. Cine Iolhe gerpurnung tann
nur ben Ginorut erpeden, oab Der
prdiioent iid nit Der 4biidt ttrdst, ein
prutettorat iiber Merito 81 erritten.
GS pGre 5u beouuern. tpenn ild ods
beitdtisen iollte, Oenn rnisr Gano
rpIrpe fid pamit cine iebr I9rpsrs
8uroe auflaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14
@or bunoert eSabrex.
Tic entifeibenbe gSe il.
buns i'm & q III y fe gegeH
9tapol leon.

9tah Ser Sdllodlt bel IeuneipiB
ifien es, als oh gfapoleon Die elbe
Ineroe oitigeben miiiien, Inn in elmer
IDeitsr pcitlid) 9elegenen Stellltng
ben aanpi aegeu Die 8erbiinoeteu
| fort5liesen. Sbon hatte 9ep lid nit
oeu Sri,ntmern ieines Seeres binter
Die untcre SaoIe suriidge3oaen uno
oaourh Die norolihe sSlanfe Der I'm
DRESDEN ueriaunlelten iran3oiiiher
Sauptfrdite eutbloBt. Gomit mar oic
Iaagencine MISUNDERSTANDING bes
Seeres cingcleitet. slber Der aaiisr
trieb ieineu Maritaa nit enereiiten
gSorten pieoer porlpdrts. To6 oahie
Ier niht baran, ieir Spiel perlcreu 3u
ge6er.
Tieie SnItllng oerfeblte ihren Gin.
oruf ouI Die gerbiinbeten uift. Ger.
na6otte, Dem c5 nah GenneDis elm
Seihte5 qelpeicn p1re, Die Gl6c 5u
iiberlhreiten ltno 10 Gen anitoB gum
Iebten. ertihcioen6en Sample Su &C..
ben, blieb 5ogbait norblif @itten.
BERG itebcn. lmb aud Sfrparjenberg
IaIaubte, nit aQergroBter 8oriiht ban.
oeln 5u miiiicn.
sIui Der ouoeren Seite Iieb ireili6
ouh NapoIcon in ben iolgenoen 80.
hen oie gntihluBireubiateit uno
Shattrait friiberer Sabre oerIniilen.
Omar bolte or mebrere Wale 5u ci.
Inem pernihtenoen ShIage aus. aber
INNER nieber lieB er ben arm Dor
oolenbeter Sbat iinfen. Gr mar
nidt mebr Der oIte, Ser ales pagte,
I'M alles 81 geiplnnen!
60 ging er nod 3peimal eeaeu
9Iilder, in Dem er ldngIt ieinen ge.
IfGbrlidliten 0egner erfannt bate. Dor.
Iber Ger .Dieur renurb" Dubte i'm
pierocrum su tauihcn, inbem er iei.
ner aIten 3nftif treu 6lie6: ous3urpel.
den, ipenn Der aaiier ieIbit aegen i'm
fonmanoierte, iofort aber ipieoer gum
9ngrifi iiber8uaeben, iobalo Rapo.
leon fiir ieine BerIon iid einem an.
6eren 3iele 3ugeDal0t bate, ben
aampi eegen gliiher einem ieiner
Wnrihdlle iibertrdgeno.
3peimal marid)iertc Der faiicr
ouh geaen Die Sanptarrnee. alber i'll
cen entiheibenoeu aaaenbliden ieblte
linn auh bier Der gntidluB. Or blieb
iieben in Der SofinlIng. nnaeariifen
7u lperoen, iinb febrte irnperrihteier
Snhe INN, ols oies nift geifab.
gs fab trnllrig aus in Der iranSoii.
Then armec. Gas piele Sim uno Ser
lnb bie 3ahIreiGen llnalIflihen 8e.
fcd)te erid)opiten Die 5riippen imb
mirften 5erieBeno oui ibrei, 8eiit.
Der Ianael an 2ebensmitteln in
Dem MN ihon ieit pielen Wonaten
bonn arieae beimaeiuhten Sahien
mar Tim 10 empfinoliher, als Die rid
tpdrtiacn @crbinounsen nit sSrant.
reid burh 5ablreihe Streifforps I'M.
iider aenloft murben. giele Trans
porte nit Mrmeemateriol qinaen Der.
loren, ilno ein Stiispnnft Der fransS.
iiihen SerrIfaft in Ieutihlanb nah
Dem anoeren ipilroe nnigeboben. 60
uertrieb Jihernitiheip ben aonia
oserome bon @eitfalen. inb Maripit
3uong bie geinBung pon8raunihlpeis
5nr ueberaabe Il
Die sSolge oiefer 3nitdube mar,
baB bic 2rnppen entieslif,en @ongeT
Iitten inb aranfbeit i,no Jabncn-
iluft INNER peiter Inn iid) ariiicn.
Bans Wittel- itno NeitoeutiG,lnno
mar bamoIs bon fran30iiiden Waro.
oeuren iiberidet.
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@ieber Sabeins.

Der II ssnbre alte Taniel ems.
bon go. 1916 Snrriion apenue. mel.
der felt be,p 10. Cttober ans Der cl.
ieriidlen Mobnirna ais Derinibt ge.
mcloct mar. lplroe in Carthage oon
einem Eolisiiten anigeIllnosn iins
Der elierliden @obnunS ipieoer iibcr.
fiibrf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

Rahtrdaiih III su erleben,
baB Der gsIhlub Der gantiers.Ron-
Dention. 10 peit es oie fleinen gonz
tiers betrifft. asasn bic Wdbrunss@
Bin oar niht 10 ernit qemsint mar.
.sm Geaentbeil, bic 2anobantiers er-
tennen bereitipilIiait an, baB bic 8ia
ihnen uno oem Qanoe sroBe 6iIfe ge-
Dabren fDiiroe. sic prnteitiren nur
aeaen Derftieoene paragrapben, bic
ilnen cine unberehtiote unb fhGblihe
Ginmifduns in oas Bantaeihaft fhei=
neH aHb es ldBt fi4 niht beftreiten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

Wer ptel frdst, erbdlt piel
9eiheio. Wsnn pas Sinanasaommit-
tee oes Senats nod Elm sSdhr 3elt
aibt, um @niihten Iber Die Wdb.
runasSiu entgegenaunehmen, 10 tper-
cen iih beitGnbia YsrioneR finDen. Die
Scmertun9en pariiber gu MAIDEN hdz
ben. Wir alauben, oaB oos 8erbor
aeihloiIen tperoen uno oas Gommittee
in pierasbn 5aoen cine umenotrte Bin
bem Senat unterbreiten Iollte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14
Die praftii&e Fariieriu.
0nn

Bon
eli a 0e set. o'S cram B nui I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31

Mrs. P. c. .Taggart visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Sefdler of Dyer.
yesterday.
Mrs q. e Newcomb of Highlands was
the guest OF Mrs. L. A. Southworth on
Decoration day
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed of Chicago
visited at the home of H. c. Dutton and
other relatives yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Chicago are
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Miller's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Peter Jansen.
Grand Trunk detectives have beer
Investigating some shooting which tool
place here few nights ago wher
several shots were fred at a Crane
Trunk freight conductor as his trair
was passing through. It Is said, ont
of the shots smashed the conductor.
lantern.
The ball game yesterday between &
Hammond team and Griffith resulted IL
! a score OF 16 to 10 in favor OF the Wis
iting team The playing of the hom
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31

no better. They told me there was no
help without an operation. have used
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and it has helped me wonderfully.
do most of my own work now and take
care of my children. l recommend your
remedies to all suffering women. -
Mrs. WILLARD A. GRAHAM, Care Of
ELLSWORTH FUTILE, Bovina Center, NY.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs, and today holds the record of
being the most successful remedy we
know for woman's ills. II you need such
O medicine why don't you try it?
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound will help you, write
to Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co,
(cOnfidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened
read and answered by woman
and held In strict confidence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
SHUCkS
Prem the Diary of 81 Lence

Scientist SEE tibet men an women or
revertin' back Z tn style an customs
NV our FIRST ancestors. an HEX Spence
wimmin's dresses resemble a ng leaf
most nightly.
Hi Ball ser bout tn only thing he
Decoration day in Crown Point this
year was observed in a betting man
ner, and the boy scouts. who were pri-
marily responsible for tho exercises
throughout the day covered themselves
with glory. In spite Of threatening
weather In the morning the crowds be-
gan to come to the city and early in
the day the cemeteries were we'll filed
with people to decorate the graves of
thir departed. The regular march and
procession to tho cemetery commenced
at 10 o'clock. the column forming on
the public square The parade was
the biggest and best seen here in
years, the lodges turning out especially
well. The boy scouts made a nne ap-
pearance and were well drilled
Through their efforts the school chill
dren formed a long line of march and
the two floats containing nifty or moro
flower girls were q pretty spectacle In
the long parade. The usual solemn
memorial rites were observed by the
G. A. r. members at the cemetery and
the graves OF the departed war heroes
strewn with flowers. In the Afternoon
the crowd repaired to Central Music
hall where appropriate exercises wer.
held. Rev. Mckenzie delivered Nm,
address, touching on the many theme;
appropriate 20 the occasion. Time and
space forbids giving the program IL
it's entirety, but 1t closed one of TIL,
most universally observed Memorta
days ever held in the city. The BIO!
scouts are to be congratulated upol
their untiring and well directed effort
to make the occasion q memorable one
and they have the thanks of the G. A
r. members and all those interested il
a fitting observance of Decoration da.
as IL should be.
II was a swat marathon at Erie parl
yesterday afternoon in the game wit
the Colored All Stars of Chicago an
the local team, and a volley of error
on both sides figured as the principl
features OF the game. with the local
getting a shade the better in the bin
gle line and the chocolate drops fea
turing in the errors. The game wa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
ROBERTSDALE.

Mrs. linn and son of Harrison ave-
nue. visited friends in East Chicago
last evening.
Mr.. Clarke and family of Blue ISL
and moved in the house recently va
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Aman, in
Roberts avenue, Thursday.
Mrs. William Kelley of Chicago visit
ed Mrs. Robert Atchison of Roberts
avenue Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steiber and Mr. and
Mrs. Whitening OF Crete. Ill, attended
the funeral of Henry Reese wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William seliger of East
Side visited their daughter Mrs Hen
ry Eggers "Wednesday.
I Mrs. Conrad Ebert returned to Low
ell after a few days visit with her
daughter Mrs. Edison Moore and fam
lily of Roberts avenue.
Mrs. sheperd and daughter of Hyde
Park spent the early part of the week
| here visiting at the Landon home In
Pearl street.
| Mrs. jacob Ease of Roberts avenue
visited friends in Chicago Wednesday
Mrs Lena Kroker still remains In q
very serious condition at the home Of
her son In Harrison avenue.
| Theodore Horlbeck OF Laporte. Ind.
spending few days here visiting hi.
| sister, Mrs. Lena Kroker.
| Mrs. Henry Ehlers of Roberts avenu,
| was the guest of Hammond friend,
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Atchison and son Yer
non. Mrs. r. Bumgarten and Mrs. Plat
returned home from Cleveland, o.
Wednesday. where they spent tw,
| weeks visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray of Rob
| erts avenue spent Thursday in Chica
go the guests of the latters sister
Mrs. Cavanaugh.
| Mrs. Fred Leverenz of Harrison ave
nue. entertained Mrs. Wilkes of Eas
Side Wednesday.
Mrs f. Coughran of Chicago is Wis
iting Mrs Charles Eggers of LAX
street for few days
Miss Amy ]. Roberts was the CUES
of friends in Park Manor Thursday.
Mrs. E. Simon and Mrs Fehrman o
Pearl street were Hammond visitor
Thursday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
Crown Point News
Happenings Of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

good one to watch for the fan that
likes to the fashioned game
Of run getting and pill-banging. but
to the critical fan that wants his base
ball dishsd out scientifically the con-
test was q frost. Crown Points infieid
played a good game, but the outneid
was weak at critical times, which re-
suited In the ooons piling up their nine
scores.
The SCORE board finally resembled q
dandeIion field gone to seed and any
one good at counting and with an ex-
traordinary amount OF patience figured
It out that Crown Point had just dou-
pisd the All Stars score OF ntne runs
Mrs. Floyd Fryar and daughter Mar
tory. OF East Chicago. are the guests
of Miss Mayme Laws for q few days
this week.
Miss Grace Cole left on Decoration
day for Missouri. where she Will spend
n two weeks vacation with Miss Car
mine Bruce.
Mat Klein of Hammond was visiting
Mrs. Margaret Heiser
Miss Mayme Hack of Chicago spen-
Decoration day with Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Hildebrandt on South street.
Miss Marguerite Bennett of valpa.
rafso Is the guest of Miss Fac Weaver
| for several days.
Mrs. Justice and daughter, Of st
Louis. Mo-. are spending this week a
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. EnKfer
on Hast street.
Howell ". Parry has sold to Franl
Leach the north fifty feet fronting OF
Court and North streets and also o,
West and North streets this week, tn
consideration being in the neighbor
hood Of $500. Mr. Leach intends I
build fine. modern dwelling on tn
property this summer. which will
greatly add to the appearance OF tina
section of the city.
Misses Gretchen Wheeler, Lola Far
ley and Alma Wilson were ChicaR
visitors yesterday.
Many out-of-town people made thei
annual pilgrimage to Crown Point yes
terday to decorate the graves of thei
departed dead.
First of June tomorrow, whic
means "muzzle your dog"
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First Methodist Church, Charles H

First Methodist Church, Charles H.
Law. pastor.
Ice cream social at the church to-
night. Ice cream and cake will be
served by the Ladies' Aid society. Tick
cts are 10 cents. Come with your
friends and have a good time.
Sunday school meets at 9:45 q. m.
Preaching service will be held at II
a IN. and 7:45 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45
p. m.
Regular business meeting OF the La
dies Aid society will held Thursday at
p. m.
Special baptismai services will be
held Sunday morning, June sth Can
didntes will be received into full MEN,
bership in the church. Our church de-
serves your support. We want to be OF
service to you. You will find hearty
welcome to all our services
Almost all OF Hegewisch spent yes
terday in Hammond
Miss Frances Mcdonald is visiting
friends in Port Arthur, Tex.
Miss Trina Lynch of Detroit is spend
ing a few days with relatives.
Miss Levette Mr.. A. Levette and Mr.
Doe were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w
Levette yesterday.
Mr. Wilson OF Baltimore. Mr.. IL Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wilson of Coron.
dolet avenue.
Don't forget the ice cream social a
the NJ E. church tonight.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Right and sor
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illness of her mother, who has since
improved.
Mrs. Harry Tilton and Mrs. Wilson
Lee were called to Chabanse, Ill,
Thursday by the serious illness of their
mother, Mrs. Amanda Robins. Mrs.
Robins has been falling for the past
ten months. owing to her advanced
age, 30 years.
Miss Mamie Ballinger entertained g
number of friends at her home in Ohio
avenue on Thursday evening The
function was a linen shower given in
honor of Miss Emma Schmid ad Chas
Creasbaum. whose wedding takes place
on June 9Th.
The public school held their annual
school exhibit yesterday. which was
very good. and was much appreciated
by all who attended. The manua
training. sewing. domestic science and
art exhibit were especially interesting
Heat. when and where you want 1t
Get a Gas Heating Stove.-No. Ind. Gai
& Elec Co.
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Frank Loehmer. a former Dyer man.
but now at home in Colorado. sprung
a pleasant surprise on his friends here
by suddenly making himself visible af-
ter an absence of several years. New
ertheless Frank looks as we'll as usual
showing that the climate agrees with
him
Paul Hazeldanz of Chicago Heights
visited with Peter Ehrsam, Jr., out here
Decoration day.
Mesdames J. Hillegonds and lei
lange from Roseland and Messrs A
Jaeger and Henry Brink of Chicago
were the guests at the home of Jach
Hillgonds of this place Friday.
Bernard Overhage spent Friday with
relatives out here.
Decoration day was generally OBJ.
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served here yesterday. as the business
places took their regular half holiday.
j. L. keilman. William Ziesenhene.
Jr., H. c. Batterman and Fitch broth
ers left for Indianapolis Thursday eve
ming to attend the auto races there
Decoration day.
Tony Fagen was the happsest man in
town yesterday as the stork lowered
around his home, presenting him with
a bright little baby boy.
The pupils of the Dyer public schools
held their annual picnic Friday after
noon. number of the patrons Joined
the pupils In their good time, making
the day a happy one for ALL
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are spending a few days with relatives
here and in Hammond
number of our residences are being
treated to a new coat of pain.
George Ross of South Chicago was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. A. Anderson of Chicago, visiting
friends here
Harry and Howard Reed visited their
parents here yesterday.
1t is rumored that Mr. Paulson will
reopen his coffee and butter store
temporarily in Brody's building.
Please telephone news items to Hege-
wisch 10.