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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
CsementansItelluna.

9ie 9ireftoren 0es 9tebrasfa &c.
ntentbenuber.8 .8erbanOes periamnlel-
ten lid5 dat 9oHneritag TN &ome
Sotcl nno befdloiien, i'm ndbiter
8inter I'M Omaha sllioitorium ipie-
Der cine genentausiteIlung ab3u.
baltan. sic miro bonn 80. Sanuar
bis einidlieBlid a. Se6runr itntt.
fin6en. sSn gerbinoung nit Der
9lusiteIing ipiro Die 9. Sabresfon.
pertion ser gtebrasfa gementbenn-
Ter itattiinben. 9ia glusiteauns
ioq biel neue itltereiiante Sa6en
entbalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
epioueee nnO fein GnOe!
Bieber tin @eidiitueridJlmil ssitOb'
len.-3nm aaiierjnbildmm.- Die
ssebr. nuo 9edunssirase.

Berlin, t3. Sinii.-glus 5reiburg
i'm greisau miro Elm 9iebitabl gc'
nRIoet, Der ocn Ber0oht nabelegt,
ocb bort cine Spionaaeaiidre I'M
@ange iit, bic Der gIuffldrimg be.
eori. Gs 1T ans Der 5reiburger
aaierne oes 8. baoiidjen 6eIoortil.
leriareaimenis gtr. rs oas Der.
jhliiBitiif elmer Soubite geitoblen
uoroen, obnc bab es bisber seIang,
oem 5bdter auf oie Spilr 6u fom.
men.
Soft eine gon5e Sibung 6es
meiAsiages ipur6e ourd cine bier.
iiiinoigc @ebe oes io3ialoemofrati.
id,en abgcorbneten Nosfe ausgefiilt.
Die SojioIiiten pnftiren uuteroeiien
uno berbaroeln nit ben biirgerli.
den 8arteien in Scr Bebr. imO
Dedlmgsiroge. Gs ioQ Elm Som.
promib auitonoe fommen, Die 6ali.
ernoen slusgaben Der 8ebrporIaee
Surdy cine &eihsbermoge
Iteuer, anitatt burb cine qlnliii5irte
Gtaatsiteuer auf5ubringen. 1ie 9ie.
giermg itrdubt iif) borlGuiig nod
biergegen; bod miro gebofft, Dab lie
iradgiebt, io6alb iie einiiebt, oaB iie
aui anoerem @ege nidlt ibr 3ie[
erreiden fam. 9as guogctfonlite
bat in3piiben Die erite 9eiling bes
gntpurfs fir ore 9ieeeluna bes Elm.
maIigen @ebrbeitrngs bollenoet.
Dos aonlite bat Die Stantserb.
redtsborInse in ibren @runO5iisen
angenommen.
Cine Geplitation Der @arliner
agl. 9ltaSenie Der aiinite bat Dem
aaiier 5u ieinem beborItebenoen
SubiI6um eiten prndtpollan fiber.
nn Safel1ufinb iiberreidt Der
gerein Geutider Sngenieure mio.
mete Dem Subilar cine beionoers
finnboIle @nbe: flint bergoloete iil-
bernie SaieIn, Die in pr1dtiger Or
nanentirimg sur 0ariteIllng brin.
gen. mas Der aaifsr ipabreno ieiner
25.i6brigen 3egiesungsjeit fir Die
Sednif getban bat.
Ger rSaniabuno fir @eipcrbe,
&anoel, SSnouItrie ino Sednif", Die
am 12. Suni 1909 gegriinoete Or
ganiiation slir politiiden @srtre.
tilng genleinianter berIfsit1nbiger
ss5ntereiien, bat cine 5eItiibung ab.
aebolten. Ger 9egriinoer iino Trd.
iioent oes 8nm6es, @eb. esuIti3rdtb
Or. sSncob 9iieiier-gerlin, belt cine
Geoe, tporin er oen 8sroieniten bes
aniiers I'M 5oroerung bon Snoii.
itrie unb Sanoel @iiroisung pioer.
fabren lieB.
Cine umfaiien6e miIitGriid1e g(nl-
neitie ioa, tpie Die naolnil6e :.
tung" mit5rtbeilen tpeib, anldbI 1
Oes &aiieriubildims 5n eripari
iein. gtad ben Snformationen Ser
.aoInerin" ioa fir ade Strafen
grIaB eegeben tperoen, ioipeit fie
nift ipeaen WfiBbnnolung ooer ipe-
gen 9iebitabIs berbdnet noroen
iino.
@ie aus gresIau gemel6et, IinS
ourd Elm ltrt1eil oes oortiaen 2ano.
seridts Die glnipriide Der 9abnp1r.
terfral Meper, biei II Dem bielbe.
fprodenen &tpiledi. gro5eB als an-l
eeblide Yiutter oes iungen @rafea
Slpiledi figurirte, obgetpieien ipor.
cen. 8amit lit Der Streit, Der bic
@eridte felt 13 Sabren beid6ftigt
ino biel Stnub anfgeipirbelt 6at,
enogiltig erleOigt, nadoent fton
Dor geraumer Belt Die 3neeborig.I
feit oes iitnaen @rafen gu Der ga.
mile apiIefi redfsgiltig feiteseitatI
iporebn lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
9Plein.Grpieft.

gaiel, 13. Suni.-Dis .@bein.
itno gooeniee diffabrts.g .gerbanoe"
baben iidJ 3uiamncngeidloiien, Inn
init bereinten ar1ftae Die Sdjiif.
tormnhung ocs 9ibains Bis gum
gooeniee al foroern. 9ie Ierb1noe
taben Elm greisausidreiben aiisae.
iebt, I'm Die Eehnifer- uno SSnge.
nieursfreiie in tpeiteItem ltmiang
fir Die 2oirng Der slufgabe 5ii In.
tereiiiren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
9oOesjturs eineS syliesers.

Gina, g., 10. synni. DER Slug.
fiinitler glnoreip Drep, ein Sdii.
Ter bon Erpille gSrigbt, fiel bier
nit irincitt Slusapparat, Der IN
Wran6 geratben mar, ans ein2r
A0be bon 200 SUB berab. CT
iunr0c ais 2eide inter ben Sriin.
ilcril bcs 9lpparates berborge5ogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
Gneraiidle spradle.

Berlin, t3. SUM. sSn elmer i'm
Meidstag gebaltenen Sieoe crfldrte
Ser oeutide 9fei1sfan5ler nit gsah.
brud, Dab oie slrmeeporlage bis
srn I. sSuli angeuomlnen iein
iniiiie. gr fiigte bill3ii, Dab Die Ne.
aiering nit a[en ibr 81 8ebote
itebcnoen Mitteln oabin orbeitn
iino Die &oniequenaen fir ihre Sal.
tung tragen iueroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
Gd(immc 9iirre I'M gSeiten.

@aibington 8. g.. 10. Suni.-
@eridte, ipelde Dem SorItbienit sit-
gegongen iino, baiogen, oaB aui
pielcn Striden i'm 8elten groBe
@efabr idperer 8erluite an Sha.
fen beitebt, tpegsn Der 8iirre. Die
8ceierilng bat 8eioefldden in ge-
tpiiIen gtotionalforIten oen Sdaf-
Silbtern anr gerfiigune geIteIt, II.
a. i'm norNliden Soobo I'LL Dim
tpeltIihet Montana.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
Seine C6eraeridlt Gntidleiomng.

9Inipalt s. 9. 6Iebortp bat Be.
idIoiien, oas S6ergeridt ni6t 5li
brGngpn, Die @ablangeIegenbeit bon
1918 3u entideihen. Ga oas Sber.
geri6t iid am 5reitag oertagt, nno
CRIT nieoer i'm September auiom-
mentritt, miro Die slngelsgenbeit
pabrideinIi9 nidt porsebradt tper-
cen. SoIte Der 6nI i'm Septem.
Der porfommen, lit es mpnbridein-
lid, oaB cine Gntideioung aeitig
genug erreidt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
TeripnaInutiseit.

9rau 2oiiiie SSanIen.@plie miro
bor ibrer beuorltebenoen gtbreiie
nafJ europa ant n1hiten Samitag
aum lesten MnI IN ldngsrer 3eit
Bel ser glbenbunterboltung Ser Smd-
ia Gifts auftreten. slm 1. Suli be-
gibt iie iid nad Stem gorf im6
miro iid nad 9euti9Iano einidif-
fen Inn BORT ibre mliifaGii6en
Stuoien 5u beenben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
Geine 9saiie npthia.

gaaibington, .. g., 13. Suni.-
@eamte mo glngeiiellte merifani.
ider giienbabnen bralIhen in 3li.
filnit feline Hdiie, lpenn iie 3iige
had, ben Ser. Sta1ten bringen, ipie
am Donneritag BON Der 3tuiihen-
itdotlihet Sanoelsfomnliiiion ent-
jfieoen ipuroe.
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14.iGhriaer @nabc ais 2ndt6Gngler

Solicit, Sd, t2. Sum-. IA
Sabre alte Sermann Goppes, Ger
jitnglte 5u le6ensldnglihen 3udt.
hauS berurtbeiIte 8efangene, Ser ie
ins biaiige 3udtbaus aifgenommen
puroe, bat beute feline Strafe ange.
treten.
Goppes ernorOete Srau Mannb
Sleep uno oeren beioe ain0er auf
ibrer Sarm nabe gleiiL mo er be.
iddftigt mar. SIM @efdngnis tpur.
DC er 3um eriten Wial raiirt mo
erbieIt Die eriten langen Soien.
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Streif bun Sdladt9ansarbeitern

ct. Soiepb, Mo, 13. Sum. -
1leber bunoert 9aeelobner in Sipiit,
Morris uno glrnlour Gtnbliiiemants
gingen OIL Den Streif, neil Die glr.
beiteeber iid) tpeigerten, Die ltnion
an5uerfennen. Cine Union ipur6s
Dor 3ipei @oden gegriinoet, Die
Witalieoer a6er tpuroen aus ibren
Gtelungen cittIaiiat uno 5lpor, mic
bic ltnionleute iagen, obne @rlinb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
Gentralb
Nerther 9eIegat!

Wertbet Uele9nt!
Seutc gl6eno, 6reitagL ben 19.
sunni, finoet i'm 9eltIden Sauie Die
idbrlide General. .gerianmIung 0es
> n9eutid.amerifonii6en gentralper'
bano BON Omaha uu6 llmgegeno"
itatt uno iinb sic besbalb eriudt,
ser geriammlirng bei5urpobnen, ba
pi6tige @eiddfte betreffs Der 9eut.
iden Sagfeier porliegen.
Ntit @ruB, SIR,
glug. Spedt, Sefret6r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
aampf NIT 3udJtbGnslcr.

Canon Gitp, Colo, t2. Suni.-
Ger aupitan Der gtadtpade oes
Gtdats3udjtDauIes, Sobn g. Sfuiie0.
irnroe bei Ga geta ourh Gonlep
gnIo)uin, einen entiprltneenen 3udt-
b1uslcr eeIdoiien uno iofort ae.
tDotet, NaIoipii itarb an Der 8un.
be, Die ibn 9iniiea bcigebradt batte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
strc6Ioiu erbalt nod einen gaa.

s5err n. 6. Stre1lolp bat b.ilte
telcaropbirt, NaB er einen iueitcren
groBen 8ontraft fir Die Grid.
tiing zines gSeItausiteIli eIlitngs.@ bait
oss erbalten bat. Gs ipuroe ibm
Der aontrnft fir ben Ban 0es
Wlinengebdiioes 5ugeiprohen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
Sie critic 9eidlenoer6rcnnnna.

@eItern fan6 i'm neuen Grentato.
riun i'm SoreIt 2aipn Srie0bof Die
erIte 2eidenperbrennung itatt. sln-
orep $. 2arion, Der Dor einiger
3eit itarb, beitintrnte, baB feline 2ei-
DIE einge6ihert tperoe. 9a Der @er-
brennlngsofen aber nod nidt fer.
tig mar, ipuroe Die 2eide bis seitern
altfbemobrt.
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geiteft ihr gscr6redlen.

Sorriionpille, Mo., 13. SSuni.-
ssrdu glrtblr Seller bat geitanoen,
oab iia ibren Mann imo ihre 7.idb.
rige 9od)ter nit elmer 9lrt erid)la.
gen babe. Sie giebt on. oaB iie
itidjt ipiiie, mas tie 5u oieier Sbat
qetrisben babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
Wea flar fir sarif6ia.

Wofbinaton, 9. g., Is. sSrili-|
Tas oemofratiide .Steuerlngsfo.
mite" oes Senats begann geitern,
6en ggeg fir Die 8arifrebiiionsbia
fIar 5i MAIDEN. Waitglieoer OeS
Gcmites iaeten, Dab Die Sarifbia
tor Gnoe ndditer 8ode an Den
Senot suriif geben iperoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
8einbt!

sluf grIud)sn BON gernmoten
bite i6 Inn slusfltnft iiber ben
oernalieeu gerbleib Der ttahgenann.
ten gerionet, melde bier tpobnbaft
getpeien iein iollen:: Seinrib ST..
Seblbef bon grlldmiiblen; Sohanr
@reoe, Soief @reoe, Srans 8iepen
bon Sohlarmarf.- Der &orreipon-
bent bes 9eitiden &oniuIats: Sans
goier, 9ioont $50 8raitbeis 9Iog.
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ngebSan beiadlt glraentinien.

guenos sIires, 9(rgentinien, t3.
Hlni. miro bier befannt ae.
lindt, oaB Der amerifnniifs gr.
q,r1iioent Sbeooore 9iooiepeIt nad)
Mrgentinien fomnlt, lim Bortrdge
iiber oen 5ortidritt Der Ser. Staa.
ten 5it bnIten. (Gie slnsabe ipirb
aud bon RooiebeIts 9ripotiefretGr
in Weip g)orf beitGtigt, nit Dem
&ir5uiiisen jeood, oaB nod nidts
gs1beres barii6er beitimmt lei.)
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MntomobilnnfaG.

Gfe Ser 33. nnb SSornam StraBe
IiieB gelterit slbeno cine Straben.
bobncar nit einem sliitomobil, in
Dem Ieter 6ronln bon Sarlan,
SsSa., uro beiien 8ruoer iaben, au-
iammen. 8eioe ipurben binausge.
ihleuDert uno ihlimm perlest.
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Den gerlebnngcn erleecn.

Ger in oen Shmel8perfen an-
qeItente @eo. 2alic, Der iih Dor
mebreren Sagen i'll glusiibung lei.
nss 8eriifes idiper grnnoiprnoen
su5og, lit beute gornittag ieincn
2eiben i'm st. Glatbarine's Soipital
erlegen.
Gin Moitn 0dmens 2arion MUIR
Sc IN Der Ndba bon 2ouisbille, Neb.,
bon einem 8urlington 3uee gctrof-
fen uno 10 ihlper perlett, oaB er
nad) Dem bieiiaell ct. Gatbarinc
Soipital bcforoert iplroe. Dort i'll
CT am Gormittng an ieinen Ser
lesutgen geitorben.
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Cyumes' Earteiaanser ermOrSet.

eI gafo, Ger, Is. SUM. 9rau.
Iic Serllanoe5, Der inter gasqltej
Oone3 Banner cine Sdnar geipaff.
nate orgnniiirte, 1T an Der @ren8c
g,eiD Wterico's bon ieitien eigenen
Qenten erinor6et ipor6en. Sernan.
Sea tDar inter Dem Maoero Megime
Gtaatsiefret1r bon GbibuaBua.
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\ sir g(nfotuuriitcu.

mir MAIDEN biernit auf oie gln.
5eiae BON 6reo Marobc, Wiillaro,
ailfinerfjan, Der iid) Defenders Inn
0ie Aliioidjaft oes fabrenoen Au.
tcinobil.EubIifums beipirbt. Ssrr
w2arobe fiibrt ben 0lo Goron SIM
III uliQorb, einc eritfloiiige Mirtb-
i&oji. Mon iebc ieine gln5eigc
al adoerer stells,
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gpoesanseige.

ssreutoet iito gefannten oie
traliriss gtadridt, ooB irnier Gdtte
urt6 @ater
TanI AImiteisr
am 12. ssluli im allter bon SO Sob
reu in ieiner @obnlus, 1906 90
minion StraBe, eeitorbet III. Die
@eeroigllng fiil0at an Ga1nitog
INN $50 bon Ser Gt. SoIepb'S @r.
die aus. oiif 6em bettidex tdi3oIi.
fden Jrieobofe iiatt. I'm iHne1
geiIeio bitten y
!. 9is trauern0sr AinispdTi
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gluS ScutIdlen gsereiuen.

0ie gealntcn Ser gtebrasfa glatt.|
ScutiAen Sterbefaiie balten Gnrit-
tog Gornlittog I'M 9eutihen Soltie|
lire rcgeInGBige WionatsDerionlln.
lung ob. - n ~
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0cntide 5ran fudt g}ridaftiguna
fin @aihen mo 9ldtten in pri-
totb1iiern Mah3nfraeen bel sSrali
Meier. 304S Siio 10. Strg Sntaba.
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Sfimner's Glbou Maearpni BET al.
len @rocers. Gelna6t in glebrasfa.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
1KFNWOOD REAL ESTATE
- T1ONOIOGUES gB
THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION.
No. 13.

S Of in
The o bad
alone this
Realizing Suburban Realty
of their
The A IL
before the utilities law into effect what stimulated the to its
o
The franchises the accepting them
that
done for Kenwood
kenwood hundred cent better than similarly
ito
lie
a
o ftranspo ton The investor ho1dc onsidert
E. Preside Hammer
Omce-Iake County Savings and Trust Company,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19

Nine men batted during the inning.
The seventh gave Hammond four
more runs and four hits and three err
rors. Thompson. w. Hess, Colleys and
Swanton scored. Nine men batted.
Hammond added one in the sth on
two singles. A. Hess scoring.
Michigan City did not get man
around until the 5th. Kwas singled
in the first, but was forced at second
by Adams, Kimban struck out, Adams
was thrown out by stealing second.
Dougherty, Bowers and Cooney were
retired in order in the second.
In the third Smith threw out Koss;
| Gloff singled, SoIyberger struck out.
Kwass singled. but Adams struck out.
Kimball got on in the fourth. but
was caught mapping. Daugherty struck
out and Smith threw Bowers out at
| first
To start the fifth Cooney got on be-
cause of an error. Smith threw Koss
out at first, Cooney going to second
Gloff struck out. Hirsch erred on Salz-
berger, but Cooney going to third
Smith lost control and hit Kwass and
| Adams. forcing in Cooney; Kimbal
struck out.
/ Daugherty hit for three bases t.
! start IHe SlAln, out was thioWh gu
| trying to stretch the hit mo home
| run. A. Hess threw Bowers out a.
| first, Smith hit Cooney. passed Koss
| and Gloff followed with single. scor-
ing Cooney; Hirsch threw Salzbergel
/, out at first
! Kwass, Kimbau and Bowers made
| the outs in the seventh
/ Smith struck out the side in the Sth
/ Coopey oKss and Gloff being the VIC
tins.
Salzberger. Kwass and Adams wer'
retired in order in the ninth.
II Struck out--By Smith, IL; by Kim
ball, Bases on balls-Of Smith /. Hi
by pitcher-By Smith. g. Two base hit
w. Hess (2), Colleys, Swanton I'D
Three base hits-H. Hess. Colleys
Daugherty. Home run-Colleys.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
LELAND GIANTS
SLAM HAMMOND

Hammond's all star aggregation
were handed another beating at the
former Whiting ball park yesterday
afternoon. when the fast Leland Giants
of Chicago took them into camp by a
cne-sided score of to 4. Bonehead
paying on the part of the Hammond
lineup let six colored boys walk across
the plate in the sixth stanza, and if
Longs warriors had not buckled down
to work in the seventh no telling what
a swatfest might have resulted.
Handicapped by the loss of their star
twirler. Morrow. who was on the bench
with a sore arm, the local team We're
compelled TO use Krozier throughout
tho game. His work was a feature I'M
til the sixth frame, when his arm went
wrong or the Sonehead playing dis
couraged him. Six ember men crossed
the plate in less time than it takes the
13-hour limited TO pass through Rob-
.rtsdaIe, giving the Chicago team a
lead that it was impossible for Ham
mond to oyer come.
In the neighborhood of 700 fans saw
the game, and had it not been for the
fatal sixth inning they would have
been able to sit down to a steak
smothered with mushrooms with much
more comfort. As yet Manager Long
has not secured game for next Sun
dAv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
GARY AUTO RUNS
DOWN THIS LAD

Seven -year-old Philip Lamantio, 702
Holman street, Hammond. was seri-
ously injured yesterday afternoon when
an automobile, driven by H. u. Davis
of Gary. Ind, struck the young lad, the
front wheel of the machine passing
over his frail body. He was rushed
to ST. Margarets hospital, where pain
full bruises were found and perhaps
serious internal injuries The extent
of his injuries will not develop for
several days. according to attendin g
physicians.
The accident occurred at the corner
of Holman and Russell street as Da-
Wis was driving north. Luckily he was
driving at low rate of speed or the
boy would In all probability have been
| killed The child ran across the street
in front of the machine and appar-
emily failed to notice the approaching
! car.
The front wheel of the machine pass
| ed over his side. but Davis brought the
| machine to a stop before the rear
wheel touched the child's body Wit
nesses state that Davis was not at
| fault and did everything in his power
to keep from hitting the boy. This
| morning he was taken to the home OF
his father. Joseph Lamantio. where he
is getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
New Gases Filed.

10504 Groom 1)-Charles II. Maloney
tSheehan & Lyddick) VS.. N. w.
Williams & Co. Injunction.
1906 Groom 2)-Studebaker Bros. Mfg.
Co. H. V. Cravens) VS.. Wellsw orth
Coffee & Tea Co. Foreclose chat
tel mortgage.
1896 Groom 2--First Calumet Trust &.
Savings bank (Hembroff & Glaze
brook VS.. Lake County Lumber
Co. Civil.
105O7 Groom 3)-Hammond Brewing Co
George b. Sheerer) VS.. John Sabo
Suit on note.
1050S Groom D-Ervin S. Whitmer q
w. Brissey) VS.. City of East Chi
cage. Damages.
10509 Groom 1-Indiana Harbor Realty
Co. CIV. E. Roe) VS. Oscar w
Erickson. Foreclose contract.
10510 Groom 2)-Melvin Potrebic (Sea.
bright & White) VS.. Maria Potre-
bic Divorce.
1851 Groom 2)-Indiana Harbor Real.
ty Co. CIV. E. Roe) vsEdmond t
Wells. Foreclose contract
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19

Chicago and several soloists, the Ham
mond Saengerbund-F idelia last night
gave an excellent entertainment at AS
sembly hall. The visitors came out
from Chicago on the 1925 Nickel Plate
and were entertained with automobile
rides and a supper, which was served
at the singer hall. program of
twelve numbers was given, Barnfe
Young's orchestra furnishing the mu-
sic. The soloists were Miss Emma Bur-
meister. very pleasing soprano sing
er and Miss Henrietta LangviIle, who
gave several highly appreciated piano
solos.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
HAMMOND EASILY VANQU|SHES
MICHIGAN CITY TEAM

The Hammond high school baseball
team played rings around the high
school team from Michigan City. de-
feating them by the overwhelming
score of 10 to 2. KimbaH. the visiting
pitcher, was found for 20 hits, num-
Der of them being for extra hits, how
ever. Kimballs support was very poor
and he was forced to pitch to 81 men
in eight innings. Smith for Hammond
pitched steady game and would have
won had Michigan City played it's
usual game a
Hammond started scoring in the first
inning. when Arthur Hess singled aft
er iHrsch had gone out, Thompson
struck out, Arthur Hess stole second
and third. Walter Hess hit double,
scoring Arthur Hess. Colleys struck
cut.
Swanton led off with a double to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
~ Tf1R
SUPERIOR nnIIRTc
and CIRCUIT UUO1tnO

9315-James I. Smith VS.. Jaspar Hull.
Find for pltf 500 with relief
Judgment
ss44-Rudolph Maraz VS.. Mary Maraz.
PItf dismisses. Judgment.
9S1S-Waldo p. Johnson ct al. V. Motor
Bus Transit Co. ct al Pitt dis
misses. Judgment.
9S2S-Millers Products Co. vs.. Nikoia
Trlxuja ct al. Pltf dismisses. costs
paid.
ssss-McCaskey Register Co. VS.. B. S.
Schoffer ct al. On motion of plain
tiff, cause dropped from docket to
be reinstated on notice.
s953-Frank p. Marsh VS.. Cudahy
Packing Co. Pitt dismisses. Judg-
Sczcpaniak. Deft files cross COM
plant
10114--Michael Backof VS. Auguste
Backof. Deft files verified applica-
| ton for alimony.
| 1o12S-Wyman, Partridge & Co. VS.. l.
| A LaBarge ct al Pitt dismisses
| costs paid.
I 1o154-State ex rel U. S. Crushed Stone
Co VS.. Huber ct al Pitt dismisses
! TO Southern Surety Co.
| 1o221-Benj. Addy. admir- VS.. Jefferson
| Addy ct al. Defts Viola. George
| Kaylor. George and Samuel Adds
defaulted.
| 10271-Rudolph Brand VS.. John Noval
eft al. Jerka Kovacevich files cross
complaint.
10300--Gostlin. Meyn & Co. VS.. JOSEPH
Q. Morris ct al. William ]. Hoj
/ nacki and Bank of Whiting file.
| disclaimer
| 1ao0-- Alfca Deal T,,lox-
Milton Tuley. Pitt dismisses- Judg
| ment.
| 1o315-Fred Lash Sr. VS.. Fred Lash Sr
ct al. Citizens German Natl banl
| files cross-complaint.
1o319-Frank Meingassner pro ami VS.
w. B. Conkey Co. Pitt files inter
rogatories to be answered by Ma.
19. 1913.
| 103oo-Ella Nelson VS.. Ned Nelson e
al. Standard Steel Car Co. files an
swer showing $5220.
10395-Antonie Murzyn VS.. John Muir
zyn. Pltf dismisses. Judgment.
1039S-M. Henoch Co. VS.. Leroy Ke1
sey ct al Pitt disnisses, costs paid
! 9534-In re Brown ditch No. 3. Com
files bond. Examined and approved
f0390-Ella Nelson VS.. Ned Nelson e
al. BY agreement deft is ordere
to pay into clerks office for bene
fit of pltf SIS per week beginnin
today and to continue until furthe
order of court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
CITY MADE
DEFENDANT

The City of East Chicago has been
made defendant in a personal injury
suit filed today in the Lake superior
court by Attorney Brissey for Erwin
s. Whitmer, an Indiana Harbor grocer
who wants $4,000 as damages for al
legged personal injuries due to a side
walk which he says was obstructed.
Mr.. Whitmer claims that he stumbled
and fell one night last December while
walking along Grapevine street, be-
tween 136th and 18TH streets. and that
he injured his hand the accidet hav-
ing been due to distractions which, he
says. the city permitted on the side
walks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
LECTURES
YOUNG MAN
Judge Reiter Shows Kindli-
ness to A. Hubbard.

Alonzo Hubbard, a young Hammond
man who was arrested recently on the
charge of having failed to provide for
his family. felt the severity and the
kindness of the law this morning He
pleaded guilty to the charges before
Judge Reiter The later took time to
explain to the young husband in just
what relation he stands to his family
and society, and readily gained the
promise from Hubbard that he would
mend his way. On the strength he
was paroled and escaped a prison SEN
tence from one to three years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19

start the second, but his teammates
were not able to get him around, An
derson, Hudson, Smith going out in
succession.
Hirsch got on to start the third, but
was doubled on first with Arthur Hess
when the latter hit line drive to the
third baseman. Thompson then singled
and w. Hess tripled, but Thompson
failed to tag third on his way to the
plate and was promptly called out for
the omission
Colleys led off with a double in the
fourth. but the necessary hit was not
produced.
The fifth marked the turning point
when a home run, two doubles, a sin
gle. with three errors, produced six
runs for Hammond; Hirsch, A Hess.
Thompson, w. Hess. Colleys and Swan
ton followed each other over the plate