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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-24
NfonQitir.
5taot feiue 1nilildri<
)tt)en 2pier inert,
Sieet I'M u eiiel.

Berlin, 10. geop. Drabtlos nab
@aDpiue. Die ma5eoonii9e Staot
Mipllaltir puros tpab1eno Der y{a9t
BON Den DeutIhen uno SllJuren
auf9eye6en, peibe li9 III n0rDlih se=
legene porbereitete 5tellungen 5uriidz
3ogen. Sic yaben oamit cine b04it
ungiinltige 5telluns in Der Gbene
aut mo lie Gem Nrttuerieieuer DON
ben Tiipli9 uu0 1uDDtli9 Don Der
5taDt gelegenen 9Iben uusge1eBt ma=
rem.
Die Na6ri9t Der Nufgabe Mona=
1ttrs mar teine lleberralaung, Da
benz Dertretee Der NKociatep YrsB
ldon Dor mebreren 5ogen mitgeteilt
pur, DUB Der generulItab Die Jroge
er0ttere, o6 Die politil4e WiAtigtsit
Mcnaltirs grob genug lei, um Die
mtlttari1hen 0pfer gu rehtfertigen,
mel4e nDttg Ieien, Die 9taDt gu bal=
ten, unD oaB militdri19e Hidfdten
pabrIhetnli9 ben Nus1hlag geben
nii1 ben.
W}onaltir liegt i'm @runDe eines
9ehels, Der un alien 9eiten Don be=
berrl1enoen {,0be umgeben lit. Na9=
Gem es eem TelnDe gelun9en, auf el=
mem Sell oecIelben SUB gu fo1en,
mar sic Gage Mpnoltirs bD9it UNI
gunitig.
9a Der @eneral1tob Rumdaien als
ben Sell Der Jront oniiebt, mo au<
genblidlib Die @nti6eiDung lieg1s
bielt mon es fiir ridtl9, fir M3ona=
tir feline Spfe1 gu bringen. DEN
5rupPen Der Nlliierlen miro Monu=
lttr Elm ungemutli9sr Nufentbul4 lein.
Da Die neuen bulgori bzDeut'den
SteQuhgen NIT ibren @eiauben bic
Gtaor beberr1den.
ssSn politilde: Be3lehung ndre es
natiirli6 ri9t1g gslpeIen, Wtonoitir
gu 5alten, nt4t nur lpeil lein NeiiB
Der isrbii9en Hegiefrns einen plaB
anf- ferbifden1 goDen gtht ut1u Dem
otllCIuI 0ulutl utu4 su!uuISlt lUtlOp
Die &agne i'm gultun eners1lner
gu be,retben, tunDern lDegen Der poli=
tl19en Wtrtu13 I'M ol9emeinen.
Sln &riege aber miiffen potitiide
Hudlidten DOR Den u1ilitdrii9en 3u=
liidltehen. Wobrenb ourA Die 9luf=
gabe Monoitirs Die Bulg*1ren uno
Deutiden ibret Bats yele5 (aopru=
lW nd5er gerudt ino, baben Iid Dle
MQiierten pon i6rer So its entfernt.
Mnnaitir liegt i'm duBerften liopeit=
liden N6i6nitt Der Jront, peit meg
bon Der transier6ilhen @iienbabn,
uno ba sic ii5rtge mo5eoonil6e 5ront
ni6t 6etroffen 1T, 1eben @enerullobsz
offi5iere, tpel9e bic ma3eDori19en
8er6dltrii1e fennen ben 8erluf DON
Monai itir nur als etnen lofalen gr=
folg Der Wu:ierten an, nel9er ouf
bic aGgemeinen ltrotsgif6e Gage fei=
nen Ginflub bot.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-24
Biiten gegcn bentid)e Utniif.

Rom, 20. Nobelnber, iiber paris
Nls BEL einem aon5erte 9Dscantnrs
Dagners Srnuermui9 aus Ser SIT
terbdmmerung1 geipielt puroe, er3g5
Iid Elm fDl9er Gturm Der g11trilituns
I'M publifum, DuB bas 4on5ert ab=
gsbrohen lperbsn muBt.e. Die alnitz
frennbe ergingsn Iih in gerniiniduns
sen Wagners unn Dsutlntanos.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-24
grDiiDrb u11D gsierfeihpf MIR

8rotforb unb gierieibeI purDan
leute in elicago fD1er geldngt. Die
NirtTdaFten baben giergIafer einaez
fu1rt, neld)e aur 5trei britfel i6res
frilberen Jaaalts BADEN. Gin Hie
tpirb in fehs. itatt in fiaf 5tiide 5er-
fhnitten unb sTleilageridte in ST.
Faaranfs foifen fiiflf Gents mebr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-24
Mem 11lm, Mnneiota ireitae oen "a. Mop 1916

u9ie Nnsgange Der engen @es
birs5paiie, bie iii oie Siefebeue Der
8aQadci fiibren, iinb ppn ben
bentIden nnb 0iterreidiid-nngari.
iden sruppeu ge,.ommen ,uuroen.
vStarfe rnmaniidc Srnppenmal
len ,unrben in Der Sdjladt bpn Scr.
gnjinl nieoersefampft. Sic ular.
Sen inter anRcrgeluDbnlid) gruken
nno blntigen &erlniten geidlegen.
@eriude oes Teinbes, nniere Srnp-
pen bnrd) friid berbeieebradte
Srnppen ppm Siten 81 nm9cben,
muroen perbinbert.
u9em Teinbe nadriidenb, baben
| mir Die Don Srioua nad) Graiolua
fabrcnbe 8abn erreidt.
r9ie lett ocm /. Nobentber ge-
madte 8eute nmfaRt 1888 Wann
an @efangenen, 26 @eId)iike, II
M,tnitionsmagcn nno - Mald)i=
nengeluebre.
n@eereseruppe oes {" ...,"n o",~
poln rpn @aDern:
u9}id1ts 5u 6eridtcn.
v@ecrcsgrllppe De5 0tlu!ls.,c-
| jd)uus pon Madenlell:
SIN scr acknowledgement fal1'
Sen bel Gililtria &dnpfe nit Ya>
troniuen ltatt. 9lr Der gall5e1
sSront lpuroe Ser Nrtillerie= lno
Snianteriefunlpf lebbafter.
uMo5eoonilbe 6ront:
u9fod)bem es Dem 6einoe eelun-
gen, Die 90be 1912 nuro0}tli6 bon
gbegel 5u nebmel1, nabmen Die
oeutiben uno bulgorilden Sruppen
@tellungen binter Wonditir. >Mnf
oiele Meiie 1puroe Monaitir &C.
! ruunt.
v@eltliber &ricgslbauplab:
v@eeresgrl1ppe oes aronprin5e!l
Guppred)t bon 0ooern:
uGas gcgen unlere Stellln1gen
| gerihtete glrtillcrieieuer n1adte elne
ssortiesung Des feinolidel,z~ ,ssl1grif=
feS .lpabrIbeinlid. 8eitcrn crid)ter,
Sauallerie Gtntcr Der teinbliden
iTrunt, unb Sic enorm geiteigertc
Satigfcit Ser fcinolid)en Nrtiacrie
beutete anf etnen nenen SnrG)=
brndJspcrimd).
yGcr @erlnd) enbete tn eine ge=
,paltige 9tieSerlage fit sic Gnglan=
ser nno brad)te linen MIR p0llia
nebenI Iadlid)en 9tanmgetuinn ein.
Die Sruppen nnter Sem &omman0o
| bes Generals Jl1tbs uno 0eS @e=
neruls Baron bon Wuribal lpioer-
/ 1ton6en Dem feinolihen e(npraQ nit
/ Ser groBten 3abigfeit.
u9llle anoercn GteQ1ngen anf ser
Dfter angegriifenen Trpnt bon II
| &tlpmetern ipnrSeu pDn 1tmiern bra=
ben Sruppen gelalten poer 5nrilf=
genpntmen.
u9iibmeltlid bon 5erre, tt
! @ron6court, pltr0en mir 5uriidge-
or1ngt, un6 iiiolib bon Ser Nncre
feben mir in felten uno oorbereite-
ten 9teaungen.
Gin farfeS 9lrtilleriefeuer leitete
fran50iiibe angriffe 1iiolib Dor
@aiuD=Soiqiiel Elm, Ole nor0meItlid
bonn 8aloe bon ct. Bierre 8aal1
unter ibtperen 8erluiten IN unierm
Geuer 5uiammenbraden"
QuftanariH.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-24

sSalfenbaDn Nrmee bat iid) snr
@alladei bnrdgernngen, nno Die
critic ,uidtise Giienbabn in Der sief-
ebenc, sic Gtrefe ripDa-Graiu,ua,
befinoet iid in ben !Sanben Der
iSalf.nlaDn 9lrmee.
Der Saa Der slbrednnng lit ge=
fontmeu. Ser Nbrednnng fir oen
aemcincm %errat Der Mnmanen an
;bren irDbcrcn &erbiinbeten, ais
bieie iid in Nut nnb @efabr bcfan=
cen. eyalfenbapn itebt NIT beioen
Iiifen in Der gSalad)ci. Was icit
einieen Sa9en i'll Der Snft lag, 1T
satiad)e gemurScn. 9ie 5elfen=
bapn Nrmee hat iid burd)9ernn=
gcn, trok auer Scrge uub Sd)lnd=
ten, trob oes per5>ueifelten Nibcr=
itanocs Der rnmaniiden Srnppen,
oie ann oie 9icttnng ibres &anoes
fa,npftcn unb Dcn aampf oerlurea
Dabeu.
Sdyun geitern mnroe gcIaat, baa
Dem ;)tild5ug Der 9inn1aneu uum
uGiicrnen Spr" gruRe Bebentung
tei5nn,eilen iri, idpn ocsbalb, luell
ct onrd) oas in oen letten Sagsa
lt1)ncller ,ueroenSe &prriifen DER
6alfenbapn 2lrmee i'm Sinl-sale
er5,umngen murbe. Satiad)lid itelt
bie TalfenbaDn=9lrmee IN oieier
Stele i'm 9iitden Der rumaniidcu
Srluya=9 =9lrmee, Die lid, ,uie 8ufa=
rcit bcnte melbet, lueiter 5nriidse-
5ugen bat.
Ser Sag Der slbred)nnng lit ge=
fpmmcn. Ste gan5e rnmaniide
Nprb irunt lit ins Sdluanfen 9era-
ten, benn jctt fam Die JalfcnEa:A=
9irmcc lire gruk5igigen l1mg:=
bnngsbelueaungen MAIDEN, Die Bis
fer lucgen Ser Scrge nnn6glid ,uu=
rem. Gle 1ad)itcn Sage ,ucrocn
g1pfe Greisniiie brinsen, nAosrsiiii.
niitig mnb nit itiaer Treuoe f0a-
ten luir ocn 9llliicrten ilren BDjts=:
riiden Snbel iiber Die Ginnabme
ppn Wtuuaitir laiien. User 5nlctt
lad)t, lad)t am belten, unb ,uirfltdcu
0runb 5um 2ad)cn baben nnr bte
Sentiden.
Susiuiiden riibrt TelomaridaIl
rpn Madenien iid) ,uieoer. Gr mel-
oet Ratrpnillenfampie bel Giliitria,
eine Melonna sic ld)luer 5n perite-
len lit, Sc gibt nnr 5luei Grfla-
rnngen: entlucOer befinDet iid) na1n=
lid Elm Sell Der Madenien=Mrmse
onf bem Nuronfer, ober Gin Sell
Ser rn,niiniiden 9lrmee lit nuf Dem
| Sitbnfer. Gas lektere ldeint aus.
geidjlDiien, oa Elm lold)er Grfulg
TON oen Nn1nanen nnD 9inHcn AUDI
nidlt cine sD}innte getelm gebaIten
auproen mare. gDfan mnR alip nn-
nebmen, oak bentld)e Sruppen bei
Siltitria, ,uo ieit mebrercn Sagen
Oeld)iibfampfe itnttfinben, iiber Die
9unau gebrod)en iinb.
Yin Ser ucitliden Jront lit Die
neHe groke Summe=Sdlad)t seecu
Die 8riten entidieoen mproen. Gs
luar feline 5dlad)t, bic Sen &riten
eruReu Mub,a einbrad)te, SIR 3ued
luar, uie engIiIde &urreiponocnten
meloen, Die oeutide Sffeniipe i'm
Eitea s!s perbiubern. Jalfenbapn
fat oie rtdtiae 9lntmprt ge9e6en,
uno oie 9inmanen id)reien trut Der
britiiden Sffeniipe nm 6ilfe. Gte
reibt iib wiiroig neben bie anberu
Mcocrlagen, Die gnglano on Or
Summe erlitten.
Berltner Berid)t.
Jran5Diiide 9lngriffe beia saiQD.
Satlltiel luaren ,pteber nerge6ens.
@erlin 90. 9sop., brabtlos nad)
5appiae, 8. S. Ser oeutibe Gelle-
ralltab erlieb geltcrn iolgenoe Mdt=
teilung:
uOeitliber ariegsl6aupIab:
! u9eeresgruppe 0e5 gr5ber5oas
| aarl 6ral15:
uSel ltli6 bonn Hnnta=Sale boben
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-24
Grtappt.s
M0miralifit uerlud)te, 6ffentli.
DE Meinun9 'rre5ufiibren.
sd)minoel aufgeoedt.


grelle fdbrt fort, bie Mon1irolitdt
anf oaS i61perlte 5u friti1ieren, neil
1ie angeblid ni6tS tue, INN Ser
froberoen llnterieebootgefabr 5lt be-
gegnen. Die uBolt" erflart, oaB
Ole Momiralitdt nibt fortibrittlib
fei, nnb Sen neuen @rfin6ungen ser
9enti6en nibtS entgegen5ulteuen
bobe. Anoere 3eitungen ldlagen
Die grri9t1ng elmer neuen 8eboroe
Dor, Sic 1tb nit Der 8efdrnpfung
Ser l1nterieebootgefobr l1no Ser 3ep-
peline befalielt ion.
2onoon, 20. Nop. Sic Ierfen<
fnng bon bier 9a1npfern bon 5u-
Ia11unen iber 10000 Sonnen, 0ar.
nnter 5tpei britilben> miro beute
n1itgeteilt. Die britiiben 0an1pfer
li1lo u2obD garringon", 5000 Son-
men, uno v8aseo"> 1910 Eonnen.
Sic iibrigen perlenften Sdiffe iino
Ser portugielilbe 0arnpfer uSanni.
colo", 34OO Eonnen, un6 Ser ita.
I;enil6e Danpfer u2ola", 29S7
SDnnen groB.
Berlin, 10. g4op. Drobtlos no9
@aDpille Sin @er1u@ Der britiis4en
MbmiralitGt, bic 0ffentli4e Meinung
irre5ufiibren, pirb pon ber neberfeez
No9ri9tenagentur no6getpieEsn. 4m
Is. Nopember, iagt Die Na4ti4te9z
agentur, melbete bic beut1be Nomtraz
litdt, bag Elm beut19es Sau4boot Ell
men fetnbli9en 5ranSportoampfer,
Der unter n1ilttdrt1 16er Bebedung
fubr, perlenft babe. Oieie Melbung
erflGrte bic briti19e MDmiralitdt fir
fal19, pa fein 5ransport0ampfer,
lonDer11 Der Hn31naierpnmpfer uMraz
bia" Derlenft lei. Dtefer lei p6ne
M1rnung am 6. Nopembet30O W}eiz
I 1aa Djtlih ppn Mtalta einem Deutf f6en
5aud1boot gum Spfer gefallen.
u!9ier lie9t eiu offenborer Werlub
Dor, Die 0ffentliGe Wfeinun9 lrre5uz
fii9ren," bs111ertts Die lleber|eeNod,=
ri5]tenagentur, nuno 5lpor aus folz
genpen Griinoea: Wie Die oeut1he
2[bmirolitdt un Is. Nooem6er mel
Dets, perlenfts Elm oeutldes 5ouG<
boot am 5. WoDember einen 10000
5onnen aroBen 5ransportoompfer 80
Msilen >pe1tlith BON Molto. Der
5rnnsportoumpfsr uMro6ia" nuroe
an 6. Npoem5er 300 Dieilen 0itlid
pon Malta oerlenft. Der Ounpfer
nWrobia" batts Elm Is Gentimeterz
ge1hub unb nor NIT 6unberten oon
Q(rbeitern 1opie artegsmoteriol nad
Syronfrei6 untermegs. Wenn bic eng
liiAe Reg:srung Noiiagieren erloubte,
| ouf einem 6s,onfFneten 5ro1spprtz
! bampfer gu reiien, 10 ieBte lie Dos
0ehen ber1elbsn freoentlid pie in fruz
heren sSSSUen nuf'5 5biel."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-24
Sd)ldgt NeforD.
ssSranletn Qam fliegt bon Gbieaao
. nad) 9Fclu g)Drf.

Nep Dorf, 20. NoDember. 5rduz
letn Hutb 2an lanbete beute in ibrem
Doppeloeder UNI 8 llbr 38 auf So
Darnors Sslano, no6oem lie um Z
ubr 20 morgens in 8tnebampton,
q. g., aufgeltiegen mar. sic leate
qaItern bic 9treden bon g5ieagp Bis
oorned, So Weilen norbipei itli9 bon
8ingbamton, $50 Metlen, in flint
5tunoen unD 81 Minuten suriid uno
f9lug oamit ben Reioro oes Uliegers
gictor Garliirom um 148 Ijleilen.
ssSSn 5ornel muBte iie ianben, neil
ier 8aiolin gu gnbe mar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-24
Jran5Dji Slomsral (.cjeroet
ltd) als S1err.
Geianote ausge,pieicn.

2onOnn, 20. Nopember. M0miro!
Du Gourmet, Der pie Jlotte Der Mlliz
ierten beTeDligt, fat oen VelanDten
bon Oeutfdlunb, Nefterrei9z zungutn.
Bulgorien unD Der 5iirfei mitgetellt,
oab fie bis W}ittlpo9 DrieGenlanb 81
Derloilen baben. Disfe gea4it6t bot
Die Gr9ange 5eiegrapb SO. aug
Wtben erbalten.
9(tbe11, 18. Nopember. uber Som
oon, 19. Nopem6er. Nomiral Du
Gourmet iiberrei@te geitern ber griez
di16en Hegierung eine gtote. lpel9e
bic Muslieferung Der gelomten Mrul=
lerie, aaer WaHen unD aner Muni=
tionsporrdte un bic Muiierten per-
langt. Musgsnommen iinb nur 10000
@elpebre, nel6e ii9 i'm @ebrau9 Der
auf 5riebensfub geiiellten slrmee be
finDen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-10

Mr.. Brown. chemistry; Miss Elsie
Trowe, domestic science; Mrs L. Fisher
and Miss Catherine O'Rourl1e, commerce
ial work; Mr.. Slower English; Mr.
stocl0fleth. mechanical drawing.
Mrs Jake Nyland entertained several
children in honor Of her daughter vi
Diets NTH birthday The house was
artistically decorated in pink and
white The afternoon was spent with
games, music and dancing. An elab-
crate luncneon was served Mrs. NY
lund was assisted IN serving by Miss
Carbart and Mrs. George Wylie of this
city. and Mrs. Holsclau of Englewood.
Among those present We're Mary Eliz-
abeth hudson. Marion Bonham. Eliza
beth Trueblood. Dorothy Wiesjohn,
Marian Robinson, Hazel Bremen. Alice
jenkins. Agnes Weisner, Dorothy Sass.
Bonnie Jean Davidson, Daisy Nedjl.
Vera Water. Violet Opperman. Iris IIols-
clau Norton Murphy. George Wylie,
Harold Nylund and Violet Nylund- The
little hostess was presented with many
useful and beautiful gifts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-10
ROBERTSDALE

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-10
HOBART

November 9.
The fire department was called to the
culver farm south of town Tuesday to
control a forest blaze which was
spreading rapidly.
Mrs Wells Of Albuquerque. n NJ. is
here visiting with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Griffin and son Robert Of Val
paraiso, visited relatives here yester-
day
sNrs. A. J. smith left Tuesday for
California to visit with friends
Miss Title Cruel went to Chicago
yesterday to visit with friends
Mr.. and@Mrs. A. G. Ingram and Law
renee Ingram left last svesing for
Boston where they viii make their
home as Mr.. Ingram VIII go into the
motion truck business
Attorney Fox moved his family to
Gary, Tuesday
The Lady Forester lodge gave card
party last evening after their regular
meeting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-10
GRIFFITH

a. Haddow smith. manager Of the
osterhout estate here. has received
word of the death of Benjamin. F Os-
terholt of Scottdale. Pa. the executor
and trlistee of the above estate. Many
here were well acquainted with Mr.. Os-
terholt. as he visited Griffith several
times in the interest Of the estate
which has large holdings of realty
within and adjoining the corporate linn
its of our town.
our teachers viii attend township In
stitute al Gary, Saturday
Miss Miriam Lishtfoot who has been
sick for several days, has resumed her
work in Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Southworth at
tended the wedding Of Miss Lille Cal
agher, daughter Of William Gallagher Of
Gary. last Wednesday at the home Of
the brides parents. The groom was
Tom Rolph OF Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-10

league convention at East Chicago
Mr.. Grub returned from GreencastIe.
Ind. yesterday where he had been call
led by the serious illness Of his father.
Miss Margaret Micholey who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Gailus
Bader has returned to her home in
Michigan city
Mrs Herman stienke is i'll at her
home in Sheridan avenue
The Parents-Teachers association of
the grades win meet next Thursday,
Nov. 16. DR.. C. S. Hiniard viii speak
at this meeting. The pupils of the
grades Will present short program.
j. Macdonald Of Milwaukee. IS Wis
itins at the schout home III sheridan
avenue.
M. and Mrs. Carl Carpenter of Penn
syIrania avenue. saw Fair and Warm
err ait the Cort theatre ia Chicago,
Wednesday evening.
Miss Mabel Ulrey Of Indianapolis has
accepted a position as a primary teach
en- 10 the Whiting schools
a course IN mechanical drawing.
both elementary and advanced viii be
offered to the night school students.
If twelve or more sign up Chemistry
tons These are fine opportunities for
persons interested in this work and it
IS hoped a large number viii take adj
vantage Of this opportunity.
Harvey Matthias. one Of Writings
prominent Young men. and Miss Edna
Wilsa OF Michigan CITY. were married
at the home of the bride on Wednes-
day. Mr. Matthias is a salesman Of the
standard Oil Go. and a member Of the
owl club Of whiting After short
eastern trip the Young couple win re-
side in Michigan city,
The enrolment Of the night scnool
has increased to such an extent that
it has been necessary to add more
teachers To the teaching force. Those
who viii teach are: i. C. Grupp, prin-
eibal: Mr. Studebaker, English; Mr..
Diggs. English VIM. Kyle, English.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-10

ternoon al 2.30.
The Ex-Councelors' club Of the p. of
p VIII meet at tile home Of Mrs Flor
ence Holman next Tuesday evening.
The I.adies'eAid society of the Con-
gregational church had an all-day
meeting at the Bremen home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Rosenbaum and Lille steinze
Of Wanatah Ind. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Herman steinke Of the Petersen flats.
George Cookingham has returned to
bis nofne IN Danvilie. III, after an ex-
tended visit with his aunt, Mrs. al
Britton.
Mr.. sias, physical director 81 thel
Whiting schools. injured his ankle dur
ing basketball practice Wednesday
evening
Mrs f. Meyers o. Cleveland avenue,
entertained her brother. MT. Edmonds
OF Galesburg. i'll.
A party Of young people Of the Meth
odist church VIII attend an Epworth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-10

Richard sehaaf Wednesday
Mrs. 3. Julisr Of Elkhart. Ind. is
spending the week here visiting aer
son, Edward JUlier and family
Mrs George Dibbins and Mrs VIII
tam Balm of East Side. visited Mrs.
Albert Schaefer, Wednesday.
Harvey Coon and Roland Coon Of
Teegarden, Ind. are visiting the for
mer's son, sam Coon and family of At
Gibson avenue. for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Olmsted of Gary. Ind.
visited at the Buell. home in Indiana
boulevard, last evening
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Whiting
And It's
People
RANx or wH1r1ra

$1,000 0Sa 90 Open EVENINGS
Mrs. Al Britton is visiting her sister
at DanvlIe. Ill
The monthly social meeting Of the
Calumet chapter Of the d. al r. viii
meet at the hime Of Mrs George Hos
lins, 455 Sheridan avenue. Monday af-
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EPWORTH LEAGUE HOLDS
INTERESTING SERVICE

The Epworth League Of the Center
Street Methodist church had one of
the most interesting services of the
year last Sunday evening,July 23rd.
The song service begun promptly at
seven o'clock. The subject was EN-
thusiasm." Leader, Mrs. Lyle Walker.
Each member on the program was
present and ready to respond when
called on, showing much enthusiasm
and made the program very inter
esting.
Those taking part were: Mrs.
Mosely, Howard Winter, Vergie Bul-
lington, Cynthia Elkins, Mr.. Boyer.
Our president, Nh. Boyer, made sew
eral impressive points for the good
of u League.
There We're 56 present last Sunday
evening and we hope to have at least
that many present next Sunday even
ing. Our subject for next Sunday will
be How Missions Bless Our Nation"
Leader, Mrs. Snyder, and we are sure
to have an interesting service. We
extend a cordial invitation to one and
all, especially to strangers within our
city. You will be made welcome at
u League service, Services start
promptly at sever o'clock each Sunday
evening.
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the Baptist church. ED. Hudson Of
the Frio community made "A very ap-
propriate talk at the grave. She was
laid to rest in the Ragland cemetery.
and was followed thither by a large
concourse Of sorrowing friends.
Grandma Morgan Of Oklahoma has
been here for several weeks waiting
for the end to come. She will now re-
urn to her home.
Mr.. .Baisden and son of Clovis were
at Kirk Sunday.
II. VI. Warren has bought the home
Of j. T. Stalcup, who will move down
to the Clovis country. The price paid
is $4,000 for one quarter section Of land
II is the best improved place in this
community and has an incxhaustible
well of water.
We understand Tucumcari has met
the price paid for wheat and the farm
ers will ono more head that way.
j. I. Stalcup and wife and W.. H..
Warren and wife went to Tucumcari
Monday to consumate their land deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoskins of Oklahoma
are visiting the family Of +. j. Dun
gan. Mrs. Hoskins is Mrs. Dungan's
niece.
Miss Capps Of Cook county, Texas,
is visiting her brother, Fred, and fam
lily of Kirk community.
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RARANCOS ITEMS

Rain, that we think we need, why
are you $ long in putting in your
appearance?
Frank Hill was IA Tucumcari caller
last Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis Hill, of McAlister, Ok
lahoma, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. p. l.. Hill, returned to her
home last week.
c. w. Edwards and II. l.. Miller
were ~transacting business the first Of
this week in the county Hub.
Opal Miller has the whooping
cough.
Some of the young folks have been
attending the big meeting at Puerto.
Mr.. Star Sachae and father were
in Tucumcari the first of this week
delivering a load Of hogs to the NJ.
Il. Goldenberg Co.
Grandpa Hill of Tucumcari is vis-
ting his daughter, Mrs. l.. o. Gore.
Have your piaro tuned and cleaned
j. II. EDWARDS, Piano Tuner.
II At Edwards Book Store.
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Badly Treated
THE CENTER STREET
METHODIST CHURCH

Next Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock at Center Street Methodist
Church our subject will be 1.-THE Way
to He'll Set to Music"
The service Sunday evening at eight
o'clock will be in charge of the presid-
ing elder, Rev. Geo. II. Givan, il he
arrives in time from the east. II he
is absent w will preach and our sub
ject will be "The Hcsitating Soul"
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at eleven o'clock.
Epworth League. Z p. m.
Preaching at eight p. m.
Come out and worship with us, we
will try and do you good.
GEO II. McANALY, Pastor.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
SUNDAY, July 30


9:45 u. m.-Visit our Sunday school
and you will see something different.
l1:00 a. m.-Laymen will speak.
Three men who usually sit in the pews
will occupy the pulpit Sunday morn
ing. They will deliver a joint address
on DUTY" Each will tell a new side
to the old theme. Come out and hear
them.
$3.50 p. m.-Sunbeam Band. Let
your children come and learn to sing,
speak and tell stories.
$3.50 p. m~.-Junior b. Y. p. U. Is
your boy or girl a member of this live
organization?
1880 p. m.-Program, The b. Y.
p. U. and w. M. U. are giving an en-
tertainment next Sunday evening.
There will be reading, special music
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w. II. Williams and son and Kirby
Bostick were here from neal Kirk
Saturday trading with our merchants.
The threshers had just finished Mr..
Williams crop Of wheat and left him
900 bushels Of fine grain ready for
market, but he is not anxious to sell
just now, as he expects to secure more
than Sl.00 per bushel. and from the
present prices it looks very much like
Mr.. Williams will make money by
waiting.
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Albert Calisch and wife have re-
turned home from Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, where Mr.. Calisch has been TAX
ing treatment for n severe attack Of
rheumatism. lie is not yet entirely
cured but has been greatly benefited
and expects TO do all he can to make
his majority for state senator as large
as possible. He is a pusher for this
tate and county and will do Quay II
great deal Of good IL his health is re-
stored.