davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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wrong, including charge that he was furnishing her with morphine She also applied for redress to the office of the U. g. attorney Dispatch
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-13

Mir. T A Hickman. superintendent at Chomley arrived in town early this morning with the information of the disaster at Sunny Point
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-13

LOST-A Bracelet. The finder will please return the same to this office and receive reward adv If.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-13

FOR SALE-3O foot gasboat h. quire at Sparhawk's store or the Paris ian Cloak & Suit Shop. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-13
Friday and Saturday----
 DAINTY ANITA STEWART

is delightful than little Russian peasant girl that has burning desire to dance and the beautiful unfold ing of natural born talent under the directions of great master she makes her debut clad in the danest of frocks she seems but vision from another world.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-13

E. F. Moore, president of the George
 Inlet Packing company, left on the
 Dolphin today for Seattle and Puget Sound.
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0cmHie6an bel naTer sittcrnns.

IS 1T cine atte grfabrun8stats
fade, baB nafie Mitterung ben Ders
fdieoeneu @emiiiearten S9aoen
bringt. Die 8artenbeIiber muiIen
ii9 aber 3ur 4ufgabe MAIDEN, audi
pabrenD Der nafisn Gommers3eit eli
nen m0sliait groben gluBeH aus BEN
@arten gu 9eptnneH. IS lit DaS
leidt m6gtid, ipsnn man 5ieIbeipuBt
borgebt. Die grfabrlng i'm 8artens
bau BAT pielerorts Iogar geSeigt, baB
i'm alIgemeinen fir ben @emlIebau
bic nalje @itterung tein 1adteit, in
mon4sn 2agen logar Elm gorteil 1T,
po~rauSgeieBt, baB man in ri4ti9er
@eiie porge9t.
Sn eriter Qinie foil man tradten,
benz Waiier mogtiaft 4b3ug gu psrs
I4affen. inbem man, po n0tig, tleis
mere ODER grDBsre @rdben aiebt. Dor
olIem ludt man bic Ddrme uno
2rpdenbett liebenoen qflan3en m0gs
liAi bod 5u itellen unD beim 4n,
fdeu uuo Bel Der 4npflan3ung bic
9igsItultur in Qnpenoung su brins
gen, nslde BARN bsitebt, boB man
on Gtelle Der 8eete 0Glle bilDet
rnb bic pfloneu auf tleine 9iigel
feBt. Das Oagegen iaOn gspilan3t
if, fuae man ailf onOere @eiIe gu
iaiBen unD gu forbern. Die @urten
5, y. tDeroen nun, Itatt bic Ranten
auf BEN 8ooen lie9en 5u laifen, nit
Stifeln 0oer Gtangen berIeben un6
aufgebunbeH; aud tonn man bic
aanteH aber gogea 3ieben, bic man
gu oiefem 3nede quer iiber bic 8eete
Ipannt, aui nelde Meife iie bel
3ubtreidere unb fd0nere SRI: tie ans
ieBen unb BON giGiie tpeniger lsiben.
Die 2iebesdpfel ODER 3omaten Ire
lonsn unb aiirbifie, iopie aud bic
Hpbl1rten uno 8obnen nsroen bel
etpas angetrodnetem 8ooen arqes
tdufeIt. oamit iie b6bsr pben nod
Mur5eln bilDen. Die mege tperbeu
lpomOgli9 etpas tisler gslegt, bas
beiBt mOgli4It iief ausgesogen. Sben
an ben 9eeteg biibs man fngeRaRnte
Stirnen oeer grberb0bunaen nleius
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BdIle), bamit BEL aIlfdlIi9en qIaBs
regen, peide in naiien SommerR
bdufig bortDmmen. Das Daiier nidt
i6er bic 9eete, Ionbern ben @egen
entLaug lQuft uno raid ab3iebt. 8as
g9ddeIn" ober Qodern oes 8obens
u%nterIaiie man Iieber gang uno 3iebs
cafiir aIlfdIlig iia 8eigenoes llntraut
umIo i~orgfdltiger nit Der t6anD aus.
Ulau ide nun aud 10 pieI ols nur
mpgti4 an; benin ieBt teimt unp
mddit allies auberorbentlid Iei9t, be-
Ionoers SAnitts unb 8lattgemiiIe
oIler 4rt, iopie allie i'm monatstqs
lenoer per3eidueteu Semitic unb
9Iumen; Oenn gerape iotdes Metter
muB man m6gli9t ausgiebtg be-
niiben, nm fir ben Ra4teit auf Der
einen Settle auf Der anbsren umlo
mebr gu profitieren uno 3u probus
5ieren, SEPT lam man beIonbers
cub Stedltuge uno 45Ieger MAIDEN,
Bells uno anoere pereunierenoen
piIaa8en oerteilen. mas iest is6r
ltidt gs9t; oenn alIes rpddIt BET
feu9tem Detter itbr gut an. Dor
GLEN aud profttiere man bas 8etter
gum fleiBigen 8elhittsn nit Saude
cOer 9tille, fpeI4e BEL noiIem Mettet
ni4ts i4ooet, fonDern auBerprbents
lid niiBt. lle6erbaupt lam man
nit 9iingen ieBt pabre 8unoer err
5ieten, neil aud Der itdrtite 9iinger
Bel feuatem 9ooen nift BRENT,
ionbern iofort ntrtt, b. E. ii9 aufs
loft unO bic Pflan8en ndbrt.
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1~ifaermefn lit Die GIoge, 0ab Die
beiieran Sorten Gtafelbeerer, mel.
die man BON GeutiaIano Der fentlt,
bier nidt geoeiben poaen. IS 1T
6anit, pie nit ben ieillen 8irneIl.,
4epiel., airid- tul0 BiIaumeniortsn
Der alien Seiu1at, 6euen mir bier
ni6t8 glei6mertiges an Die Seite
ileqen fonnter, bis man in ben
lebten Sabr8ebuten geIernt bat, 0aB
Die ieinen 9bitiorten cine anoere
g~e9anolung berlangen, mie Tie bier
sulonoe augemein iiblid lit. Inter
gebanolmg perltebt man bier gar
feline @ebau0luug man oenft nidt
an 4ustpaBl gutter Sorteu uno PAL
jelt0eu Gtanoorte5, ldBt olle3 ma6
fem, mas madfen mill uio lit NIT
rem 3uirie0en, mas &bitbaum un0
8eerenltraud I~iefert. $50 aber lin.
ter Der @ono erfabrener Sbitgdrt.
uet iorgiame 8flega auf bic gau.
me uao Straud)er permeHbet miro.
merocn 5rilhte er5ielt. Die Den o..
fen bon oriiben nidJt nnditeben.
@eionoers idIeht lit iopeit Der
GtadeIbeeritrauA gefabren; man
bat Is bisber nidt Der QiiIbe inert
gebaIten, iid nit ieiuer 8iIe8e ab.
3ugeben. Gur ie5r oereii8eIt tritft
man bel Gbitgdrtnern Die oor8iigli.
den elropdiidcn Gorten, Die ben
@epeis Iieieru, 0aB e3 ntr al
4ilege mo 9e5onbllng liegt, Denn
mir nit tIeinen un0 geidmodloien
6riibten 5uirie0en iein mliiien.
a6er bic Haupen! @as mist es,
arbeit ut0 MiIbe ouf be 9eererl.
cbittrduder 81 perpenoeu, lpenn
oaiabrIi6 Die ~miierablen Gaupen
Die guide fabI freiien? aud fiir
oieieS llebeI gibt Is Elm &eiImittel,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10

Eitr farm llun Curtin
9lnfafen Mnb sranen bes @cilinrls.

Antaiien ilno Sragen oeS 0efliigels.
@isITa9 tam MAJ beobo6ten, tpie
unier Rleinpteb, beionpers oas @es
fIiigel, in rober Meiie~be6unOelt ipirp,
unD es bat ben 4niGetn, ais bteIteu
bic betreFferl0en qerioneu, bdufig iino
ss bic gambler, bic lebenpe Mlartts
mare fir gefibIIo8. Mer beredtigt
uns Meuiden Denu, bic leiaten 9as
ninhen, Gnten, @dnIe oper 6iibner
In u~ngeeigneter Deiie gu ergreifeu
uno 8u tragen; uu0 iagt uns nidt
infer 9eritaHo, baB bic g%ef0roerung
bes g%sFIigeIs, pie ss a6bilOuRg l
Deraniaaulidt, fir Die 5iere dus
BERT Ihmer56aft unb fir t6ren @ss
funObetts3ufaho b6hIt na4tetItg Iein
mub8
G9on bas Gr9af6en Der 2iere ers
Tolgt In tierqudleriIAer Beile uno
omar metit bar9 anbalteubes Sogeu,
nobel 70 man6sr 6eberbui9 oasgea
riHen mirb, 6dbne iogar lire gauge
3ierbe ein6uben. Sang brutal lit es,
bic BefiiigeItiere an einen pbtr bti0en
5ILseIn pier om6aIie 3u ergreifen u.
o~af8ubeben, unb man CLAUDE ia ntdt,
bnb oiefe Operation tarmlos III, neil
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iid nM d nirFiomer %onnen6an

6a8 iih Inn 10 pirfiomer ontpenoen
laBt, weltlt man Die &ebeu8geidihte
hes SuIettes feunt. Die StadeL.
beerraupe lit nun nidt Die Raupe
zines Sdmetterlings, iie lit Die Gar
ne (@uru) elmer 8eipe Qiebe 3ie
beigegebene a~bbiloungl Die lire
gier auf Die 8ldtter a6Iegt. 8ie
.aorben iin0 crit iebr tlei1 erIan.
gen aber infolge ibrer 8eftdbigteit
.toIo Die boue @roBe, trieAeH 0ann
in Die Gr0e inter Dem Strnll1 u1o
rerpuppen ii0. 9ta6 fur3er Bet
erideinen mieber @eipen un0 legen
mleoer @ier ab. Sos mieoerboIt lih
tn einem Sabre nobG biermal, un0
Is lit fem 8im6er, menn Die Sta.
deIbeer. un0 Observation-Disclosures
monateIang obne 9Iatter lin0 un0
n1lr fiiulnlerlih gebeiben ooer per-
troduen. Die 9efompimgSmitteI
iino, ben @o0en unter Den Strd1t.
dern NIT Sol5aibe o5er aalf SIT
beitreuep, nit 5aube 5u 6egieBen
lt10 tief u%m5ubaden. 8ieie8 Ser.
iobren allein idafft aber feline pol.
llge &ernihtuua oes ltuge3iefer5.
Gin bepd6rtes Nfittel lit, friibnlor.
gems, fpenn bic Strduder nod be-.
taltt iilto, iie nit Aide ODER Salt.
itaub 8u b~eitduben uno oieies tag
lid 3a nieoerboIen, biz man feline
aaupe mebr' iiebt. SIT Der Gan
ntdt an8reiden0, Aide uno aalf
sum @aften nit ben 8I1ttern gut
6ringen, 10 meroen Die 6trau6et
oorber mittelIt GieBfonne uuo
8rulie beipriet. Ger gum geitdu.
Cen benubte aaTt iolte perwittert
iein; Gtoltb bon un8eI0ihtem aotf
nijroe 6riifte uno 8Iatter beid)a'
ei9ef.
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.mein @rrtf Is ales nur en- Grid gs
lpefe no Re an mid geipielt bdtte. sc
ben aIles ausgeFunne NIT bic rote
pebnt I'm mel, ben Rsit t0uue Sc
Ii9 id bsute. Sd BEN mid 5uerf9t ges
drgert, bann BEN i9 ntptper { gun3
annere Gibie triegt I'M ben mid felbit
ausgela9t. IS Is fonnie, tpeun bic
Getlerf9 en- 3umme barptpe noble,
oaun totnme Ie INNER aueri6t gu
mid, foomit iA berbIeipe S5ne Sbrn
ltetper
PbiGipp Sauerompfer.
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BAG 1itr 3u Idreien ouf65tt. gs
lam eben lDtgeH ieiner qtemnot ODER
zines S6uiuoelaufaae8 ni9t i4reis
en- bafIir 8apPett es pegeu Der nas
t%urpibrigen 6altung beito me9r nit
ieinen fret ge6lie6eaen getueA oper
Gtueeln.
Die lektereu iinb befabigt, Fd Bis
3ur pageredtsu 9aItuug - pielIeibt
aud etpas 9G9er - gu er9eben; cine
bsittre gepeguugsfrsi9eit IdBt bic
3uIammenieBung bss 5t~igelgetentes
nidt phne Qnpenouug non Gelpalt
gu. Wtro bisfe ober angepeubet urb
Oas OsrhdItnismdbig idpere Nait9e,
fligeI an ben 6tiigsIipiBen aufgebos
ben, 10 oerIpiirt bas 3ier in ben
g%enannten @elenten einen Iur4tbas
ren SAmer3 BEN % Ouu6 8uduns
gen unD Iautes @4reien ausorud
eibt.
bod mir tpoQsn ni3t nur tq6eln
uno benz miHentlidu 1ierqudIer bos
Nera6ideuuHgspIrotge ieiner 6unos
lung pcrbaIteu, ionbetn aud cine Qus
Isitung gum ridti9en anfaTen uuO
9rageu bes GefIigeIs aebeu. 9aou
has Sagen muB permieoen tperbeu;
itreutn mir ben Sa4nern eiuige R6rs
nsr ooer treiben mir bas MaFerge-
iIiigel rabig in cine Gde ober in en-
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8eiI bic in 9tnurt IN o f.
nsnbe 4Hna 81. aou Den 20 Sabre
alien Mi9aeI 8. Speier ni6t 6eiras
ten polte, eridob ii9 Der iunge
Mann i'm 6uuje Der Qngebeteten.
6peier bate ais mitgIieb Der Sons
pagnie q bss griten MiIi3s aegimens
tes i%rgenbpo i'm State fir oas
.2onb DieHit getan. @r tannte sfrI.
GaH felt iieben Bodeu unD bat lie
pteber4ott beIuht; aud neuli9 abenbs
fam sr pieber, betoe beiudten cine
@~aubepiaes . OriteauHg uno Gpeier
begleitete bic iunge Dame, naabem
Fe in eiuem Reitaurant gsIpeiit, 6eim.
SIN nparIor" entnabm er ieinem
8ienitzR eDolpsr ale 9atronen, Iegte
Fe nuf ben Sid unb erneuerte fsinen
friiber geitelten 9eiratsantrog. sic
ertIdrte fpieOer, baB ie ben antraq
nidt aunebme, porauf er ben aepDIs
Der IlO, noAmols ben 4ntrag IteQte,
uHo, ba tie INNER nod nidt anberen
Shines getporoeH, it9 in ben aopf
i6ob. Ct itarb in Der 4m6ulana
nnf benz Meae nod penn 6ofpitaI.
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men 5taG. 70 permeioet man ieoe
aufreguug uno Gria5pfuifg, bic ia
msiit aud Der 6didsr tetIm muB.
Sci BEN Sanger beoiene man F9 eli
lles gebpgeHen 5aieHs oDer zines ents
iprsdsuoen gebss. Sat man pas be-
treffeHOe Tier g%tfan8en, 10 seligt e,
ipena nan e. uHmittslbar an beioen
6ligelgelsnttn nit elmer 6an0 ere
grsift, absr 10, DaB bic iunere 6anDs
fld9e nn9 Dem 5interteil bss 5isrts
geri3ttt 1T.
@si gang Idperen 3iereu niro Is
fd suipfehlsu. bte Mirtung Der boz
len a0rperlat ourA oas untsri9ies
ben ber frsieu 6au5 uHter ben asib
oes 1ieges absni6paden. Better
nod lit e. Den.I man Die ziers bel
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tpeiteren transporter, pielletdt pom
Mlartte mad Der Nobnuag Der adas
FERN, ie uHter etHen 4rm nimmt,
mi. IS bic 4bbilouHg 2 3eist, Die
@duie befinOeu iia in Oieiem Sale
In elmer gong natirIi4eH 2age nnO
Fa9Ien ii4 pobl babel 4n Da5 Daits
gsfiibt Oe8 Barters getpGAnt, rperben
is 3atrauIid uuo ru1ig ieOen lIm8ag
iibsr ii4 er9ehen Ioiien.
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Ble lm lllW "
Iangfam rebbig ges
ma4t ben, bic Ra4t
in meme 3el 3u8u
bringe, ben if mid
ben lallge Meg au
meme 2att geIegt
III ben itpper bic
8utuHft nadgeoeutt.
Sd BEN 10 oran ses
6entt. ME man6es
onnerIter bdtt fsin
tonne I'm bns oa,
oipner 70 biel fam
i6 sy6ne faqe
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pbilipp ~5anerampfer.
2s.

Mein Iis6sr Serr Reodttiordr;
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1C,25C 900 is
ESTIMATE OF DAYS
REGISTRATION
BY United Press.

WASHINGTON, June 5. Young
America was at the polls today casting
its vote fer world democracy by regis
tering for selective service.
Reports to the United Press from all
parts of the country indicated heavy
registration up to early afternoon. 1t
was estimated in some cities. particu-
larly in the middle west and southwest.
fully IS per cent of the total eligible
list had enrolled shortly after noon.
Comparatively little trouble was re-
ported. The first arrest OF which the
department OF Justice was notified was
that Of a man IN Providence. r. I. He
was charged with obstructing registra-
ton Later two white men were ar
rested in Chicago on the same charge
and ten negroes accused of fleeing from
the south to evade registration. Two
men were arrested in Milwaukee charg-
ed with circulating anti-registration
matter.
The weather was generally fair over
the entire country with the exception
Of the middle west. where some
cities reported a drizzling rain.
BY night it is expected that over TO-
ESQ. 600 Americans. between 81 and 81.
will be enrolled
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PRESIDENT TALKS
TO CONFEDERATE
VETERANS
(By United press.)

WASHINGTON. June 5.-"The nation
kept united for the great world
purpose il was meant to serve" Pres
ident Wilson told the United Confed-
crate Veterans at their convention to-
day.
Rebel yells greeted the declaration.
Love of selfgovernment and liberty
by the north and south was the mo-
tive Of the Civil war;" the president
said. This country must now make
f-goveernment and liberty safe for
mankind"
The significance of registration day
was brought home when the president
emphasized that the beauty to serve
and the privilege to serve falls on all
alike.
There is something fine about the
spirit of volunteering but bigger is the
spirit OF obligation" said the presi-
dent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-05
THE TINES
FINANCIAL
COLUMN
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Eogs-Receipts, $4,000; market. slow
and weak to lower; mixed. $685. q
1890; good. s15.45 a 1900: rough Si5.25
915.40: light. SASS a 1850; pigs. St0.50
Q1475: heavy. s15.25a15.95; bulk OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-05

ABOUT THE
VALUATIONS

The returns of the assessed valua-
tons OF industrial plants and corpora
tons in East Chicago. according TO a
committee that has been giving the fig
ures close study for the last few days
is one of the most consistent and in
congruous pieces of work that one
could possibly imagine
Here. look at this" said Mr. Van
Horne. treasurer of the Board of Edu-
cation. Here the Consolidated Fire
works company. small concern try
ing to get established. is assessed on
it's real estate $2.250 an acre, when its
actual value is probably not over $1,000
And here's the Inland Steel assessed
but $1,000 an acre on land that is held
to be worth $4,000 an acre. Isn't that
some system?
Here's the HARRISON Walker assess
ed $1,000 an acre while the acreage of
the o. F. Jordan company adjoining the
brick yard tract is assessed but $500
acre. Why should one be twice the
other. tell me that,
The assessment against the Ameri-
can Steel F'oundries shows no increase
in improvements. yet on August. 10.
for $4,000 for steel construction build
ing!
"Grasselli Chemical company shows
no increase in improvements. yet dur
ing the year 1916 they took out permits
for buildings whose estimated cost
was $4,000.
The Hubbard Steel Foundries shows
no increase in improvements. yet in
1916 they took out permits for $50 900
for new buildings.
The Standard Forgings company
shows an increase of $500 in inn
provements. yet since October 2s. 1915
they have taken out permits for $780,
900 additional improvements
The Inland Steel company shows
total valuation of little over a mill
lion and a half. yet it is current talk
that it is at least ss0.000,000 corpora
ton. improvements show an increase
of s235.00o. yet reports at various times
have credited them with an expenditure
of fully s1o0o0.00o.
THE GrasseIli Chemical company
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shows a total valuation of only S47s.-
020, with a realty value of less than
$3.50 an acre.
The Interstate Iron and Steel COM
pany is assessed on improvements and
personal only $66.500 with their real
estate valued at less than $500 an acre
while the Republic Iron & Steel COM
pany generally admitted to be a smaller
plant is assessed on personal and inn
provements a total of $4,000 with
their real estate at $1,000 an acre"
And thus instance after instance
might be multiplied showing that there
is no uniformity in the assessment of
plants and plant properties and that
assessments run from two to fifteen per
cent on true values.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-05
HITS NEST OF
SUBS, SINKS ONE;
NURSES SEE FIGHT
(By United Press Cablegram.)

LONDON. June 5.-The American
armed merchantmen Mongolia put into
British port today. bringing as
dramatic a tale of a brush with sub
marines as has been told in Germanys
submarine warfare. with her crew con-
fidently expressing the belief they had
sunk one of the enemy's submersibles.
The Mongolia ran into nest" of
submarines and had her first glimpse
al a periscope when 225 miles from her
port of destination. This was on Fri
day, June l. One EYE" of sub
marine was sighted one hundred yards
distant and Immediately the American
laval gun was trained on il Almost
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-05

simultaneously the aft gun spoke in a
short fired at the second periscope.
This one was about 1900 yards distant.
Lieutenant Seymour, United States
navy. in charge of the guncrew. be-
lieyes this aft gun shell reached it's
mark and that the submarine was
sunk
The first two shots from the Ameri-
can gun brought a British destroyer
hurrying up on the star board horizon.
Two hundred American Red Cross
nurses. enroute from Chicago TO France,
to join base hospital number IL. from
Northwestern university hung over the
Mongolias rail and yelled get en-"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-05
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Butter-Creamery extras. 40c: cream
cry hrsts. S9i3c; irsts, IS soc; sec
onds. Sc a S713c.
Eggs-Ordinaries. 30l5 q31I5c; frsts.
50 Z a 3Stac.
Live Poultry Fowls. 20G2115c;
ducks. lac Ice; geese. IL q 14c; springs,
80 a SIC: turkeys. 13G zoe.
veal-50 to so lb. wgts.. fair kidney
1915 017c: so to so lbs. 17617hc; 90
to 10 lbs. $50 1Sisc: over wight. white
kidneys. Us to 14O lbs. la 15c; extra
fancy. 19c.
Potatoes-Cars. new. So: Wis. $4,000
3.25: Mimi. $500 q 3.o5: fancy western,
$50 1915; new springs, s3.45 $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-05
COUNTY SOLW TO
BUY LIBERTY BONDS

The subscriptions for Liberty bonds
in Lake county is proving great dis
appointment. The people are not buy
ing the bonds as they were expected
to.
Lake County is asked to raise $1,000
000. So far. according to Harry John
son. county chairman of the Liberty
Bond committee only s125.000 has been
subscribed. Subscriptions will close
on or before June Is. The bonds will
be given out July l. The banks are
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Are You Patriotic2 Then Buy
Liberty Bond2
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not included in the s1e5 900. All have
said that they will give literally
The bond pays three and one-half
per cent and at the end OF it's maturity
will probably pay double that. 1t Is
the safest investment one could make
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-05
MRS. CAROUTHERS
CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs. Martha Carouthers. wife of F. J.
Corouthers, 745 Harrison street Gary,
died Monday following an operation
Mrs. Carouthers was 43 years old and
is survived by two daughters. She was
prominent in club circles in Gary,
especially so in the civic Service club
Some time ago Mrs. Carouthers IN
derwent an operation for goitre. The
old trouble returned and a new oper-
alton was CHANGED to save her life. She
went through it. recovered from the
anaesthetic. but sustained a fatal sink
ing spell
Undertaken p. c. Finerty is in charge
OF the funeral arrangements. The re-
mains will be shipped on the $3.50 a.
m. B. & o. train Wednesday 10 Wabash
for burial.
Are You Patriotic2 Then Buy
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NEWS
tBULLETIN.)
By United Press.

JOLIET. ILL, June 5.-Three hum
dred convicts herded I'm one corner of
the prison enclosure. armed with clubs
and scrap iron, were still defying the
prison authorities and state militia this
afternoon. MiiitIamen were facing the
men with loaded rifles, ready to "shoot
to KILL" Five hundred of the inmates
who rioted I'm the morning have been
returned to their cells
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-05
LAST MINUTE RUSH
OF VOLUNTEERS
By United Press

WASHINGTON. June 5.-In last
minute rush to get in the army before
registration 4.20i men volunteered yes
terday. making a record total since
April /. New York state led with 614 ::
Illinois with 4s2; Pennsylvania, 469
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-05
AIR RAIDS
OVER THAMES
United Press cabIegram.

LONDON. June German air raids
over the Thames estuary were reported
officially today. One hostile air craft
was brought down.
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sales. s15.5oa15.so.

Cattle Receipts. 5000; market
steady: beeves. s9.5091s.65: cows-heif-
ers. s6.20d11.70; stockers-feeders. S7.S5
q 10.50; calves. Ss.50Q 400.
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NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR
LICENSE

L<i1I~-NCE
Notice IL hereby given 70 the citizens
OF Indiana Harbor. North Township,
Lake County, Indiana. that the under
signed. John Miku. is a male inhabi-
tant and resident OF the said City.
Township. County and State. and over
the age of twenty-one CID years; that
he has resided in the State Of Indiana
for more than one year last past and
in the City OF Indiana Harbor, North
Township. Lake County. Indiana. for
more than six months prior to the date
OF this notice; that he Is qualified
voter of said city County and state:
that he is Of good moral character and
Is At person to be entrusted with the
sale of intoxicating liquors; that he
will apply 70 the Board of County Com
missioners OF Lake County. at Crown
Point Indiana, at it's July, 1917, ses-
sion for a renewal of a license to sell
at retail. spurious. vinous and malt
liquors in less quantities than FIVE gal
Ions at time and permit the same to
be drank on the premises where sold
said license heretofore granted by the
Board OF Commissioners on the 9Th day
Of July. 1915. and issued by Edward
Simon, Auditor of said County. for the
period of one year from said date, and
the precise location where said intox1-
eating liquors are to be sold by the
provisions of the license to be renewed
is as follows:
The front room on the ground floor
Of certain two-story brick building
situated on lot twenty-four (24. block
thirty-fve (35), Indiana Harbor. being
subdivision in fractional sections
Fifteen and Twenty-Five us 22).
r~l-s nrth
Range Nine 90 West OF the Second P.
NJ. in Lake County. Indiana. Said
room is twenty-five by forty feet t22x
400. glass front and side entrances and
faces Pennsylvania avenue and
Washington street. public highways in
the City OF East Chicago. Lake County.
Indiana. Living rooms on the second
floor OF said building and all OF the in
terror Of said bar room can be seen
from said highway.
JOHN MIKU.