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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
DOUBLE
TRAGEDY
AVERTED

A double tragedy was narrowly
averted in Hammond when a west
bound z. ]. & z. engine back up
struck the rear wheel Of motorcycle
carrying two Hammond boys who
were homeward bound
Ralph Mckee. 470 May street. who
was riding on the rear scat of the ma
chine was knocked off, but fortunately
escaped with minor injuries. The ma
chine was slightly damaged. Mckee
was taken to the residence of DR.. s.
Turner where it was found that he
had sustained a sprained ankle. and
skin bruises. He spent the night at
DR. Turner's place and expected to re-
turn home today. The accident hap
pened at $50 o'clock in the evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
BY Carl w. AcISERMAN

ntfed Press stan correspondent
HEADQUARTERS OF GEN. Won
FALKENHAYN IN THE TRANSYL-
vANLAN ALPS, by wireless to Sayville,
L. /, Nov. 27.-"Our task Is to destroy
the Roumapian army. We are doing
the best we can" so spoke Gen. von
Falkenhayn today, his brows wrinkled
but eyes sparkling as he submitted to
questions concerning his troops
against Roumania. "Our flyers report
that Roumanian roads are black with
people and the wagons bearing
refugees fleeing Wallaachia toward
the Alt river. That is the terrible
price of war. that soldiers should suf-
fer-but that women and children
should suffer IS terrible"
"But it was Roumania's choice.
Roumania played with fire too long
and she is now getting burned
How soon do you expect to get to
Bucharest the German general was
asked.
DO we want Bucharest?" he re-
sponded Immediately. Every time We
take charge OF city we have to fses
| the population. We are not bothered
| by that question-we are soldiers. Our
task IS to destroy the Roumanian
army and that we are doing as best
we can"
May I ask another question. Your
Excellency?" I yentured.
The generals eyebrows moved up
and down and his eyes looked out
sharply only Won FaIkenhayne'
eyes can do.
lie nodded assent.
when viii the Roumanian army be
destroyed?" I asked.
few officers standing nearby smiI-
ed. But Falkenhayne looked straight
at his questioner and he said:
Rain or snow. railroad accident,
or mos. anything can destroy the best
made plans. have been in this war
two years and a half and can say the
only certain thing about it is-uncer-
| tainty. 1 am only certain OF one thing
and that is that we Will win"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
VOTE CONTEST TO CO
TO SUPREME COURT

KNOX, Ind. Nov. 27.-The Supreme
Court viii have to decide who is to be
treasurer of Starke County for the next
two years. On the face of the returns,
G. w. Weninger, Democrat. was elected
by one vote. Ira n. Compton. Republi-
can. demanded a recount. Yesterday it
was announced as a result of the can
vass that Compton was elected by one
vote, while Weninger contends the re-
count should have given him fifteen.
The Democrat. who is the incumbent de-
c1ares he win not surrender the Office
until the Supreme Court has passed on
the questions involved.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
WASH CUSSWORDS
FROM TOMMY'S
VOCABULARY
az United Press CabIegran,.l ,.l

LONDON. Nov. 27.-London's long
faced element tossed up its hands to-
day with the discovery that Tommy IS
a violent "cusser."
Foul and blasphemous words are.
as 1t were. common in camp speecn.'
said a prominent church-goer who
hopes to wash Tommy's vocabulary.
ITO hear such conversation first shocks
young and sensitive minds and ars
but gradually these horrible express
sions slip into the average soldiers yo-
cabulary."
A large number of soudiers have en-
listed from Billingsgate market and
Covent Garden. the two centers of
superviolent cussing in London.
The reformers suggest gentler lang
uage from the officers as one means
of uplifting Tommy's speech.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
THE PASSING
lsHOw|
WE are much obliged

WE are much obliged
TO the concern that sent US the
package OF perfumed powder
BUT we never use any Of the face
kind and have no insects
THE powder is said to be good for
fabby necks and puffy eyes but our
neck is not habby
mornings, it's nobody ys-that is its
NOBODY's business.
JUDGE lands says. prohibition is
a damned good thing"
THE jedge speaks as if he had prac-
ticed with the late George Barden.
ONLY four years and three months
more Of standing behind Wilson.
EASTERN couple were married up
in the clouds
NO use children. you'll have
TO come down to earth
MARRIED life isn't lived in the
clouds.
IF Roumania had only few villas
to be used solely in evading trapsl
IT seems to be impossible to get ac-
curate returns
FROM all the Dobrudja precincts.
NEW YORK paper says that in her
new play Annette Kellerman is
INCOMPARABLY revealed
HAVING seen Annette we are Curl
Gus just what she has left to reveal
HICKORY nuts used to he plentiful
in this county when we went after
them 25 years ago
But now there are two boys for
every hickory nut
PROF. says America is land OF
| ideals and ideas
SAME thing only somebody knocked
the q" out of the ideas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
NEW TWELVES
FOR HAMMOND MEN

Three new twelve cylinder Packard
automobiles for Hammond owners are
ordered for delivery after the first of
the year. A NJ. Turner, owner of
Pierce Arrow now will switch to
Packard. and Messrs. Kaufman and
Wolf will each also have one of the
new models
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
AND GRACE ALLEN
FELL FOR STUFF
CBy United Press.)

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-'A dazzling
chorus of bright-eyed beauties,' "an
occular symphony" "a whirl of gleeful
curves and other expressions denot-
ing the last word in feminine charms
were things Leon Friedman wrote for
ten years as a mere matter OF daily
routine. He was press agen for the
iegfield Follies.
But now its all different. It isn't
casual any more. It's from the heart.
For among the chorus girls was Grace
Jones. slender. blonde and all the reg
ular stuff. Friedman fell. They are
to be married Thanksgiving day.
Both are thankfully thankful"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
MASONIC NOTICE.

Members of Garfield lodge 500, F. &
A. NJ are hereby notified and requested
to be present at a Called Meeting of the
Lodge to be held Tuesday, Nov. 2Sth.
at 1880 a. m. to conduct funeral serv-
ices for our late Brother Sylvester Bel
lamy of Aberdeen. Wash. Services at
Stewards chapel at II o'clock. Party
leaves via C. g. o. railway for Vance
burg, Ky at 1890 o'clock.
C. o. MALLETT. Wor. Mas.
U. c. PET2IE. Sec.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
BY ntted Press.

WINNIPEG, Nov. 27.-With the Off
cial order to strike today in the hands
Of 1900 miners in eastern British CO.
lumbia and Alberta. western Canada
was face to face with one of the most
far reaching fights in it's history. with
coal already very short because of a
car shortage during the summer. much
suffering is expected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
THE POULTRY SHOW

While the judging in the Calumet
Poultry associations exhibit in the
Roth building on State street, west Of
Holman street, begins at 10 o'clock
Tuesday. the prize awarding will not
be completed until the evening, and
the show therefore will not be thrown
open to the. public until o'clock
Thereafter 1t will be open to the public
every day and evening until next Sun
day. inclusive.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27

BERLIN (Via Wtreless) Nov. ~ -
German and Austro- Hun nGarian troops
under Lieut.. Gen. Kraft Won Delmen-
singer, advancing down both sides of
the Alt valley from the north threw the
enemy behind the TopOIouE sector, ac
tOrding TO daIay's official reports.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27

(By United Press CabIegram.)
EETROGRAD, Nov. 25.-The re-
firing ROum2nian army in west
ern walIacIsia is taking advantage
of all the natural features of that
territory to resist the enemy, ac-
cordIng to war office statement to-
day. Having crossed the Danube
near Simitiza, the TeutOnic forces
have placed observation posts on
the river VOde, occupying positions
between Valent and RuseDdOwad0.
In the north WaHachia zone of
fighting the report detailed arti-
Iery cOmbats.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
Rr united Press

Ell PASO, Nov. 27.-That the at
tempted storming of Chihuahua City
by an army of 1000 villistas under
personal command of villa. was still in
progress early today. was the declara-
ton of U. s. department agents here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
FOREMAN HURT

Ambrose Curtis. a foreman on the
Calumet avenue. Hammond. sewer job,
fell from a ladder yesterday and sus-
tanned fracture of the left leg.
Curtis lives on Wilcox street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
BURNING TRASH
CALLS OUT E'lRE.MEN

A smudge in a storage shed in the
rear of the J. W. Weis drug store,
brought fire departments Nos. l and 3
into the business district shortly af-
ter 9 o'clock this morning Some one
is said TO have burned trash in an al
ley box in the rear of the Holman
building. The wind carried sparks into
the Weis shed and started blaze
there. The department responded
promptly and confined tne damage to
some empty boxes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
NEWS
by United Press.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov 27-With two
hundred names attached petition for
a food embargo was today sent to
Washington. The petition is the first
move of the campaign started by the
Embargo League. which is incorporated
to fight for a food embargo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
SWITCHMAN INJURED

Alexander Reid. %, switchman 1iv-
Ing at 41O6 Magoon avenue. East Cni-
cago, and employed by the B. e o. C.
T.. was caught between two cars and
one fot was very badly crushed yes
terday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
WEATHER.

Unsettled tonight md Tuesday. Prob
ably rnin. No decided change in tenn
perature. Fresh to strong winds,
mostly southeriy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
b. JOHN \. HEARLEY.

(By United Press Cablegram.)
ROME. Nov. 27-Firmer cOnsOIi
datIon of all forces for an even
more vigorous conduct of the war
will probably result from discuss
sion of Italy's part in the struggle
expected to be precipitated immed-
lately after conveninE the cham
Der of deputies form the coming
seasOn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
F:A[KE:NHAYN
TELLS Of HIS
CAMPAIGN
TeutODiC Forces Continue March
Toward Bucharest Population
Is Wholly Panic Stricken
CBULLETIN.)

BERLIN (Via WireIess,) Nov. ~. -
Alexandra has been captured from the
ROumanians I'm WaIlachia, according TO
today's official statement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
POULTRY RAFFLE.

Turkeys. geese, ducks and chickens
raffled tonight, Tuesday. Wednesday
ana Thursday at No. s11 State Line St,
West Hammond. 1l-27-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27

(By United Press CableGram.)
ROME, Nov. 27.--Wireless re-
ports received from PetrOgrnd say
that the 4EGermans arc committing
terrible acts in western WalIachia.'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27

TIMES ads are personal messages to
the people of this community from the
w ere hants-
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cry United Press cablegrHm.)

BERLIN tvia SaxviIle) Nov. ~.
Attempts by French troops TO
force nm entrnnce at the south part
of st. Pierre WAIST without artiI-
Iery preparation was repuIsed by
German machine gun fire of the
trench garrison and curtain fire by
artillery, according to tOday's Of
fetal reports. The statement said
there WINS only minor firing in the
Somme sector. In the st. Mihfe1
sector "a French raid against the
German post failed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27

. Union switchmen of Gary, members
of lodge No. Al. made merry at Switch
mems hall Sunday afternoon and even
ing There was a program rendered
and a supper served. F. W. Fredericks
had charge of the entertainment ar
rangements, c. A. Foy supervised the
commissary and P. J. Mahoney con-
tributed to the entertainment Charles
Hin supervised the music.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27

(By United Press CabIegram.)
BUCHAREST, Nov. 27.-Retire-
ment from the Ait and also Topo-
los a little eastward, was announce
ed in today,s official statement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27

(By United Press CabIeEram.)
LONDON, Nov. 27.-It Is OfficiaI-
Iy announced to-day that the Brit
ish government has refused s'fe
conduct for Count AarnOw Tar-
nowsky, recently appointed Austro-
Hungarian ambassador TO tho u. 8.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27

~~''~., opportunities for you in
TINIrel want ads.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27

TINES ads show yoI how to save
money
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ADVERTISING RATES
RAISED IL PER CENT
BY FLORIDA PAPERS

Increase of advertising rate in Flor
Ida will average - percent OF the for
mer agevarfe rate. according to infor-
nation from Jacksonville. This in
crease, necessitated by the high price
of print paper. has been put into ef-
feet by numerous publications in Flor
ida. 1t is expected within few months
every paper In that state will have
Increased its advertising rates. They
are following the lead of papers in
other states which have advanced ad-
vertising rates with the higher cost OF
paper and the increase in circulation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27

(By United Press CabIeEram.)
PARIS, Nov. 2..--Sanguinary re-
pulse of Bulgarian counter at
tack made on the Serbian forces
in the CerDa sector on the front
near Monastir, Sunday night, was
announced in today's official
gfatemeDt.
On the allies left wing the FtaI-
fan forces continue their progress
In the mountains I'm the region of
DfahovO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
Rumanian Roads Are Filled With Refugees
SEES ONLY 300 CARS OF COAL IN TRANSIT
VERY Ia 7ES =
WAR NE VS.

6By United Press Cablegram.)
LONDON. Nov. ~. - Artillery
fighting around La Bauner. other
wise quiet along British front, re-
ported Gen. Haig today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-27
PoTATo A DoLED DEPOT POPULATION BELGIUM

THE TIMES gives the worlds news
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Rehabilitation.

3met pfunb MeN, oreipieriel pfuni
Butter, feds linaen fiibe Mdnbeln.
einige bittere Monbeln, oreipierteI
pfunb 3uder, cinpiertel pfuno 3itrp.
nat, Die Sdale bon elmer 3itrone UNI
ettpas Musfatblite. - Man mahi
ben Seig gum Manbelftolen eeraoe Il
ipte Bel ben Mp{inenItonen. Mardt
Iitben es, in ben ManoelftoGlen Giei
gu nebmen, ober baourd tpirb er leihi
troden unb brDdelt. Die Manbeln
auf elmer Manbelmible gu mablen, III
borteilhaft, neil fie 90 gang loder blei.
ben, nur tperoen fie fehr fein. Menr
Die StpIIen eeformt finb, beftreut mar
fe benur lie in ben Ofen fommer, mil
sr0bIsn gebadten Manbeln; nadbem
fe eebaden unb gebuttert finb. beftGubl
man BE @tuuen reihlid NIT 3uder.
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6aieIbrDt6fn.

Gin Biertelpfuno 6nfeIniiHe ners
ben ausgebilft ullb abgebriibt, Ole
s9ant obseitreift unb lsift Inn 8rdtofen
angerDitet, oann nit brei unsen abgez
aoeenen fiBen Mnnoeln nit einigen
Q0ffeln pon fiber Sabne feinaerieben.
Nun 5erDriidt man in elmer 8adf6uIs
lei orei lln5en Gables Fingers ober
QDffeI Biscuits, uno gtbt tie ourd
Elm feines Sieb gu Der NuBzMean6els
mafe, riibrt Elm g~iertefpfuno 3uder
uno einen 9Offel bon @aniIe oa3u
nn0 gibt fobiel MiL9 an 0ag @an3e,
baB fi9 Die Maffe glatt riibren Taft.
Dies TT bic 5iaang gu nd9feben=
ben 3uhen:
Gin babies gfuno Mlebl nit elmer
un5e in Mil9 geIOiter Sefe uno
einpiertel 2uart Iauer Mil9 anfeben,
bann Elm babies 9fnno Mlebl un6 sipei
llnaen Butter bnau riibren, obaerie>
bene 3itrpnenf9ale uno cine priie
SdlS, ales ipieber geben faTen, bann
ben Seig aufammenfdlagen uno nit
Spei tn3en Butter bretHlal e~inroIen,
oann cine sroBe 9latte bobon maiden
nnb tie am Ranoe sntlang NIT aerflopf-
tenn 81 beftreiden, bdrauf 6ie 6afei>
nuBmnfe itreiden uno 6as 9an5e suz
fammenrolIen, bdnn nit Butter beitrei<
den un6 gum Geben hinftelfen. SIT
oie Stole f61n alatt qeaanaen, ldnos
lide S9eiben BON stpei Singer Breite
abf9neioen un6 obenuuf 6rei Gins
i4nitte MAIDEN, efipas platt oriiden
unb nod nit gigefb beftreihen unb
nit 3uder. 6en man in @aHer aur
Salbe geriibrt bat, bepinfeln. Sci ou>
ter 9ibe 81 f9oner Garbe baden. en-
otefelbe RolIe fam man aud ftatt
Der 3~aielnuBfiile folgenoe einitrei6en
unb Die ean5e 9Rone runo 3u5ammenz
biegen unb ols Rrnna baden: 3pei
un5en fiBe, abgesogene Manoeln uno
Stpei Hn5en oitO WalniiTe peroen nit
etfpas 5imbeerfdft 5ufammen gerieben,
oas Gan5e aber 5ismli6 fsit sebolten.
9ierSu arbeitet man nod apei uns
aen fdaumtg geriibrte Butter uno Elm
babies pfunb bette 6imbeermarmelabe
uno etpos Waniae3uder ODER 3itros
Ien5uder. Spnt fpis Bel 6aftTnub.
br6t9tn.
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Gr elite oaber baitig binauS, fteate
Die @eogmooopoie, Die er in Der
8ermirrung in Der @ano bebalteli
bate. atf Den Seppid bcs 6lurtiidcs
mo ltiirrnte Den aorrioor binunter.
8an5 lnten am gnoe oes lonqell
Gauges prallte er nuf 9(nllo M9oaer,
ne fam chen NIT b~od)gebobener
SGiir3e lul0 permeintem @eiidt aus
Der Slide. Gas MGod)en mare BEL.
nabe b~iugefaaen. groueno lab lie
9errn @agaelens blaBbImte 9lllgen
ipilteno auf lid aerid1tet, uuo Ser
gebeimniSpoae SSnbalt ibrer Sdiirie
be9oim per6ddltig 81 flirreu. 81
leoer on0ern 3eit bate SEER 8aqae-
len ibr geborig Die Meinuna aeIooi.
oenn es mar Dem 9ienItperional
ltrelig perboten. ben 6lur oils 9urd.
gang 81 benuten. &eut' fam fie 10
oabon. Die orrne NINA Moaer mar,
mie erw6hnt, ichr qcmiitpon itno Inn
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sdafifde meibnodtss
@fpsIIen.

M6taebn unssn MebI, fieben ilu5en
Butler, aipeiunoeinboIb llnaen 3uder.
gpietnnotiabaIb un3sn Rorintber, elm
un5e fetn gtriebere Monbeln, eitniers
tel 1n5e M~usfdtbIiite, etnas 3immi
unb nbseriebene 3ttronenfdaIe, cir
ipsnig SoIa. einunbeinbitrtsl l1nas
4efe, Elm pint fiibsr Rdbrn, bret 81
bother. Dfsfe 3ufaten tpsroen tpie
fulgt pe~rarbettet: Man fiebt Das Ieffi
ertpGrmte Mebl In cine GdaEel, riihri
es NIT 9efe, Nabm. Gibptttr, @sfpiira,
Sal5 unb Butter gu etnem glotten
9eig ab, fist bann nod unb mad bit
5erlafene Butter hinau, IdlGgt Sen
Seig, bis er blafig tpirb, ipprauf man
bie Manoeln unb aorinthni bineins
eibt.
Der Ssig tnirb bonn Sugebedt unn
marin seitelt. Nnd benz Nufseben
fprmt man ouf einem nit Mebl
beftdubten gadbrett einen Iangen
5toIlen oaraus, befsn beioe Gnben
fpib Sulaufen unh ben man nun auf
elm ebenfans meblbeltreutes BadbleG
legf, Der gun5en 2dnse nod in Der
Witte NIT Dem Stiel zines 9ol3l0ffels
Biz CUR baIben 9Dbe nieoerbriidt, Ole
beiben boben Gnben pisber aufammens
fhldgt uno pieberum aufgeben ldBt.
Damn piro er nit eetldrter Butter be-
ftriden, langfam. Bel miBiger 9iBe,
eine babe Biz breibiertel Stunoe ges
baden, bann ipieber nit Butter beftris
den uno NIT einem Semitic BON GUT
fer unb gebadten Manbeln beftreut.
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Tnr 9ans u1D
Slide.
SIR bic Seiertase.
6 bpfpIabefpll r It.

Gin @iertelpfunb sertebene gbofo.
lnoe, 5tpei unaen fetnseftobener 3udsl
unb atpei nnoen fetngeriebene ManDell
tperben tn Der pfanne auf pffenes
5euer sefteat un6 seriibrt, bab MAJ
es NIT benz Singer nod erleioen fann
Nuf bas Brett seben. tpeldss gut mi:
3uder beitreut fein mub. nit apei 70.
ben gibottern ousarbeitett unb eitl
Murft baraus former. pelde bann 1t
3uder getpdlat tptrb. Dte MoHe lGbi
Fh beliebis formen unb fam mar
aud 9iere II. (. 10. oaraus bilben.
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= gesablt Care gEpa Gar; nmr
nd bis sum 81. Samuar 3eit bnsnf
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(6ortiebung foIgt.)

Jiir CUTE lIBren . Heparasur
sebt at Sagu JensI, 224 Sif.Gom-
mere Ctr.
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10 barter trof lie. 10 6alo mad, ibrcm
antrltt~, Die Grfemtnis, OuB 0iels
eroe nit MIR 81 piel Hedt Elm Sam
nfertal genannt miro. @leih in scr
erlten Strnoe bette Tie cine Serrine
6erbroderl, BON Der Manliea Ieioec
muBte, nno ebcn 3tpei 5eller, BON Sc
men Wlamiea nidbtS fnltBte. @epiB,
@tna aioller mar obne 8aIFb ME nie
Saiiben. aber lie mar aud flitq iuic
ore Sdlanaen mo oesbal6 belt lie
Is filr geraten, Die @emeisltiife IL
res llngiiifs beimIid) iiber ben Sol
tieor beileite 81 bringen.
(6ortiebung foIgt.)
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Qltpmimgs itnD 3elte.
BICYCLES.

g. 8. Cigar & Son, Bicbclesg teparas
turer unb 9nppliss; rlelte un6 sebraudte
HicbcIes. 217 Mbe. 9.
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6pteIs.
HnTEI

S25 NIasno Nln3a -bibi9 u6blierte
refine Gunner. SOC, Toe 81 per Eng;
$3.50 uHb auftpdrts per Wo6e. 3inmer
nit 2 getten $500 per @ode. Iltes
Selephpn Grodett 658.
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9eIebrt. Gdiileriunen MAIDEN lire eiges
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trirb Deptid asiprodeu.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

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per ISOLDE. 3immer $3.50 per Wo6e,
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FRTTZ REUTER-

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tiren, Grbacetblene J G1tpeiButlg, Nr.
beiten am Mnfahrtsz ut,b gntSiiibungss
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Sameu tlltb Weaiiaeliutfer.

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Ctr. 1eu, @etreibe, agartene iinb Gelbio<
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DIR. c. II. PETRY

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6ols tttto NDhle.

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bette Brennbol5. Brnbiert iiils. 0IIase
@ppb e Gpal Gp. grodett 6053. Neues
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