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BARC AIMS IN USED CARS.

WILDS- -THURSTON MOTOR CO., 305 LIST
ave, ~, Great Falls. Packard, Hudson
Liberty, Saxon, Agents.
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ScsidliTtcnfiitrcr ais
Mtlcpal IN Paff!
SosiaIiihIder Wunbcrnemrsfanbibat
in Minneipta iueaen nnpatrio.
tiider llmtriebe berbaftet.

ct. DaitL, Minn, 10. g[u9un.-
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eeben ge'
gen Sooialiiten itno aeitatoren &c.
gen Ole @onifription in Minueioto
NIT e%iierner Strenge Dor.
s. o. @entnI, Der io5ioliItiide
4an0ioot fit @%oitberneur, lift niti
Ieiner Tnrm bel 2it6fieIO. Minn.,
bon @unoesogenten berbaftet NOR.
ben rno pitroe eeitern obeno cbne
|9iirgi1oft I'M @efdnenis geboIten.
or lit %aneefIngt 5ur @eateruug,
gum u~nge6oriam rno Silr 8eruei.
gerung Der Hfliht Den MtiIitGrbe-
BORDEN %gegcliber ~aufgeuieeelt st
BADEN.
n. 8, Guaorman, Stoatsiefre.
tar Der Go5inIiiten, lift ebenfals Der.
boftct poroen, uno ote Stoot. ur0
gountpbeomtan in Stem Him iino
oufgeforbert tporoen, Dor Der ltaat.
Iiden Gommiiiion fir 0effentIide
Si9erbeit au erideinen, Inn Iid
fir lire Seilnobme an elmer bort
fiir5li@ abgeboIteren anti-&on.
ifriptions. 9 riammlung at bernnt.
morten.
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arbcitcft nit PodbSrmd!
8oaem nod ioDicl iuic m6slid or
seitseH; biele Inlaseu jebod
bereits gei6lufen.

Seem gorf. 10. gluguit. 9i(
9robibitionstlmliel in Der 2ebeus,
mittelborIa9e, Die iest gum @eiet
miro, bat sur 5olee. Dab EN- &eiI
Der 8rennereien eei9loiien neroet.
mGbreno Elm moerer Sei[ nen Be-
trieb nidt einitellt, in Der Soffnnng,
Heeierltngsfontrafte fir g[lfoboI gu
erbalten, Der our SerlteIlline bon
rou1loiem Bulber belltbt miro.
8iele 9rennereien in MarDIono
iino megen Der boben Maispreiie
un0 Der groBen 8orr1te in ben
SteiterIdeern bereits geidtpiim NOR.
ben. Sn SlinoiS ltno &entltdD Do
gegen arbeiten Die 8rennereien nit
SodOrlld, Inn Dor Snfraftraten oes
@eieses nod iobiel gsbisfD ais nl6g.
lid 5lt proOuSieren.
Die Observation-Disclosures in .4eorio
iageli, Dab lire anlogen icfort &c.
i1loiien piiroen, ionie Das @eleB in
Strait tritt. M1n miro periu9en, in
Der n1dlten Stbung oes &ongreIies
cine MIiloeritng Der @eiebesbeitim.
miiitgen berbei5ufiibren. 9ie Mbis.
tbberlteIler in 8efin, ST., BADEN He.
gierunesfontrotte erbolten5 Dof) 4eo.
tia lit leer aitsgegaugen.
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tuir0 %geueIoet, baB feinOIide Gtob.
truppen Bite fran8oiii6en GteGlttngetl
bon 8antbeon Bis Gpine be Gbeprtg-
nD beilta at friiber WiorgenihinOe
angritfen unb iiA an mebreren
Buntten feitiebten; an ben meiIten
Steaen o6er i6lugen Die anariife
febl. aud Bel 5opet, nor0li9 bon
ct. Quentin eriffen Die 9eutiden
an elmer Gront bon einein 9ilometer
an. Ser Qngriff pptroe oboei9la.
gen, MIR an einem Geile Der 6ront
seldng es Dem 6einO, iid in forge.
i6obenen frau8oiiiden Steaungen
ieit5uieser. SeItli9 bon 8iTi6oote
uno weitIid bon 2ongeHard in
5lanoern, eroberten mir feinoli6es
Serrnin uuo erbeateten laebrere @ia.
ihinengelDebre.
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0mob1, aseb., 10. aug.
3iiuSDieb - 3uiubr 900.

Smobd, gseb, 10. aig.
IiiuODieb - 3ufubr 900.
@eefItiere 10-15c b6ber.
Cute uno bette @eebes 1926
14.t5.
NaitteIm. geebes II. 50-1a.50.
@ewobnl. 9eepes 9,50-11.0O.
gute ituO bette Sdbrlinge 1850
1850.
@ittelm. SdbrIinge II. 00--12.00
@ep6bnl. Sdbrlinee 9.00-11.00.
gute II. bette 8eiOe- 9sebes 1000
1880.
MitteIm1Biee @eioe1 500
$50.
@ew0bnIide gcepes 6.75-7.75.
aiibe nno Sellers itart bis 10
15c b0ber.
Cute bis bette Sellers S.00-9.50
@ute bis bette ailbs 7.50-S.50
MtitteIm. aube 6.75-7.50.
@emobnIihe Gitbe 5.00-6b0.
Stoders uno 6eqoers itorf bis 10
Loo bober.
@lte Ii. bette 5eeOers S.25-9.25.
WlitteImdbiee 7.00-6.00,
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Die s~SrieSeu,irooe.

amiteroom, 10. augllit.-Sn 81.
len bat fiir3Iid cine 0eoiienber.
lommlung bon Wfinenarbeitern itatt.
5efunoen, al Der 5000 9erionen
teilgenonmen boben loaen. Die
|Stimmung mar cine alisge|prodene
fir bol0igen 6rieoen ouf Brunoloae
gegenieitiger 8ereinbarilfg uno Sc.
mofrotiiher 9fefornen. Gie Cell.
nebHter erfldrten fih 3uaunIten Der
bon Der Mebrbeit Der ~9teidstaass
mitglieoer gutgebeibenen Reiolu.
ton unD berlangtelt, Der Meidstaq
ica feline Gntideionng ans 02enidls
lidfeitsriidiidten nufreht erhalten.
Die io8ialiitiihe 8eitung Dor.
mdrts@ bdlt Die IN Der @erlan1nl.
lung ousgeiprodenen MnftdJten, ae.
rooe neil bns IN Giien, bent Ben.
trnlpunft olloentiher gropnqaaoa,
.geihoh fir beOelitunqsbol.
8neibunoert @~ertreter Ser Rhei.
MIDI @eltpbdliihen Sfouitrieberei.
.niguneell, Die IN 9ortnnuo an ei-
mem 9ongreB 5uidnlnengefonumerl
iparen, ertIdrten iid aegen Die bon
Der Reidstaesmebrbeit a~utaebeiBe-
ne 6rieoensreioIltion sic Der.
oaniuten ieelide GeiInobme Ser
Stteruationalen So5ioI0emofratie
an elmer geipegiirg. Die bon 0eutidl.
Ianos 5ein0en ms 9eben aerufen
luuroe, mn l~lnfrie0en in Die Meiben
Der oetstiden arbeiter gu idel.
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5lieger iporfen Dabei 5000 &ifo.
gratnm 8omben, 3unt tell aus tpeni'
gen bunoert @ieter S0be, ab. Sn
oen giienperfen brad Elm 8rnno
aus, Dem beri9ieoene ggpIoiionen
foIgten. Ser militdriiAe S4aoen,
BEN uniere @egner burh bieie grcB
an~gelegterL planboG burdgefiibrtef
erlittelt, lit beOeltteno.
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Sran5cicn prcpbeseien
meiterert ~1trieoswintet

goris, 10. gluguit. - Gin meite.
rer 8inter 6es arieees miro bon
iran30iilden WfiIitGr Gdriititcaeru
borausgeiaet. @dbrerb &uBIonos
Silfe gering gei6dst Miro legen Die
Aaiierten groBe @offnung auf oie
Stole, melde oie Ser. Staater
m1brenO Ser nd6iten ad)t oOar aebn
Mtonate ipielen ioaen. Sn3mii6en
ioaen Die Mlittelm1dte in militGri.
i6em luie ofonomi6em Siniie
lfJpGher lperoerL mdbreno Die ali.
ierten entipredeno itarfer per0en
loaen.
2ie Woglihfeit beitebt nod oieien
4ngobeib Oab bic &rappen Der 2lai-
ierten eini6liebli9 Der glrmee Der
Ser. 6tanten ibre sroBte 9ffeniiDe
in Submit urrternebmen Det0en.
Hieiige 4l1ne ieien lAon b~egonuelt
ipor0en un0 Elm @oritoB metoc nod.
ties 5ribiabr erfOlgen, Der ireenO
einen Der iriiberen mabrelio oes
arieees min3ig eriheinen laiIe.
Die 3eutihen madten ber5ueifeL
te Anitrengungen 5u elmer militia.
ridden Gntiheioung I'M @eiten Dor
Dem eintritt Der toIten @ttterung,
aber Die iceieen glilsIidten ieiet, OoB
ole ibre Soffnune III oieier Sinlidt
5eritort uerOen uiiroe. 9ie oeufiden
Angriffe iuiiroen itetig idiu1dler nnO
Ibnnbme ibrer ~9leIerpen uno Der
3unobme Der @ei1us. unb Wlimi.
tionsIieferunaen Der lniierten.
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OrtsuerbanS Omaha
9nnoho. g2ebr., 5. Mng. 1917.

9nloba, Nebr, 5. Qng. 1917.
8erter 9eIegatl
l1nfere regelmdBige 9eriorllllnng ftnoet
5reitoq obenb, ben 10. gug, I'M 0eutIhen Squire
itatt. gluf Der 8el6dftsorof1ng tit per5elt]let.
Grleotgung n%llierer Sifets filr Die leBfe Ibeafer-
9oriteiunq, grleoiqnng Der aopflteuer, balb-
i1brlifer finan3beriht, gorbereitlngen fiir ltlt-
fere nahlte nnterboltnng uip. Die 9elegaten
iin0 oesDalb frennolidit eriudf, 81 eri1etnert.
Sal. s. Setter, Br1iioent.
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Itorf Bis 1oc bober.
gtoders uro a1lber nftib, firm.
Sdmeiue - 3ufubr 1000; 15-25e
bober.
SohIer 8reis 1886.
Durdidnittspreig 16.00-16.70.
Sdaie = 3nfubr 1000; Mnrft felt
@efiitterte 21mmer 1850.
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Gs be5obIt iidL in bai .aIoi.
ffi5ierten an5eieen~ Der 3ribiine gu
an@0neieren.
abonniert ouf Die S1aIide Sribiine.
Beirut eud BEL einf1ufea ouf
bic mEribine@.
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@elpobnIide 5.75-7.00.
@ute, bette Stoders 7.50-S.50.
Gtof Sellers 6.50-775.
Gtod &itbe 5.50-7.25.
Gtof &GIber 6.50-9.50.
Seal &dIber 10000.
Bull uno Stags 5.50-S.50.
- 3ufubr 4200; 15-25c
b51er.
9urdi6nittspreiS t5.75-t6.00.
Soditer 8reis 1856.
= 3ufrbr 1000.
@ltte rr0 bette 2dmuler 14.75-
1926
@lte unb bette 2dmmer 1850
1876.
@ute urto bette SaDrlinge 9.75-
1926.
gute lmo bette g2lttteridofe 500
800.
gllte un0 bette @iooer 900
1925.
6eeoer 2Gunner 14.50-t5.40.
6ee0er SobrIinee 10.00-10.50 (.
5eeoer Mlltteridafe 3.50-7.75.
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ucbraska Sarntcft 81
p~erkamfcft.

alelie aebrasta SarHteH 81 id6ter 8nbs
llngeB-5 4der aufudris. Mir bearbeifett
Die Sbner peridufte Sarm. she 3ingerfore
4ptntp grOipets sIfI'H, IL. uHo Scraro Gtry
omaha. 9ebr. Eel. 9ouaIas ss7t. III
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8enn S6re atteen inert iinO, @la.
iel fir Sbre unteritiisung 81 bn-
beit oann ioGten eS Die 8eiten
ieilt, wel6e iie befommen foniten.
8eiuden Gle OF. 8eilano.
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11lapcr Gbcmplcn geecn
Hiebter CanSis' Bruccr!
Grflart, oericIbe lei Gin berddtIider
9~ollarpatript NIB eobbbiit Oes
galuertrnits.

~ -
meiiter Sbompion berbreitete it'd
netlidL geraoe aus Dem often 0it-
riidgefebrt, Dor 8~ertretern Der 4reIie
in re9t eepfcfferter @eiie tber oas
Gbema sBatrioten". AnlaB oa3tt
bot ibm Der llmitono, 0ab mad iei.
ner gIbreiie bon Chicago 9unoes-
rid)ter 2al0is ibn nbermols bitter
ongegriffen batte. aAihter 2anois
nimmt Elm Qlmt Elm. fraft oeiien oos
ShidinL un0 Die 5reibeit oes 8olfes
in feline @onO gegeben lit" iagte er,
uer ~entipirOigt fem amt, inoem er
ben &aLor oblegt, I'M irgen0 iemaro
on8ugreifen. Der 8iirgermeiIter
bon Chicago lit Elm beiierer 8atriot
ais Rihter 2anois. IS lit iibrigens
Elm @ruro od fir ben gatriotismus
BON Hidter Qnnois ltnD mid unO
meme @rt Ratriotism1s. 8enn sic
iol6en Ratrioten naAipiiretl, 10 tper-
ben Sic aud ben @runb fir 6eren
Stonopunft finben. Der Gidter
griff mid an, neil i9 nidt bafir
bin, Dab uniere Sungmannidoft
nod 6ratfreid In Die S9lBengrd.
ben geianot neroen ioa, Inn bort
berltiimmeIt ODER gettoet at meroen,
ion0ern oafiir, naB uniere Seer mir
unler 2dnO gegen frem0e Angriffe
p~erteioigen fol-. @ar biele Der ga.
trioten lteBen nit oent 8eloiod in
engiter 8e3iebung.
Midjtcr 2anois' 8raoer.
osas i6 I'M Often mar, babe if)
boagiltiee 8etueiie geiunoen, oaB
Ridter 2Gt0is' 9ruoer, nad,oe1n er
mebrere Sermine Dem seongreB art.
gebort bette, ais 2obbDit fur soie
gu Bont.@ulberfabrif i'm &ongreB
itu0 in mebreren Gtantsgeicsgpbuti.
gen tatig 1T. Die Oh 8ort SO. fat
I'M lesten Sabre $75,000000 8t.
biOenoe ausbe3oblt, oIio $4,000 in
Der Stutoe neroient, 9idter 2anois'
8ruoer bat ieinen 4nteil befommen.
9ieie 9ibioenoe lit nionden 2euten
bon groBem Sntereiie, aber oas glltt
unierer mdnnliden Sugeno lit bon
nett eroBerem 8erte fir bieI ipei.
tere areiie Der 8eb0Iferung. @eil
Hidter 2an0is' Nru0er an 1ieIen
9ibioenoen profitiert, ioQen mir oag
glut ltnierer Sl9pno bergieben. SD
boffe, OaB Die empfa1ger iener
WtunitiorsoipioenOe es nit ibrem
@etpiiien bereinbaren fonren.
sd beroamne ie0en Rihter,
oeiien 8ritoer dls 2obbDiIt fir ben
9uIbertrtit tdtig lit. aidtcr can.
ois bat es iuabrlid n0tig, ouerit Dor
Der eigenen Cir al febren. lleber.
balipt 0ieie 9oaarpatriotenl Stir.
geil6s i'm 2dnoe bdngen nlebr Stag.
gen ans ben @auiern, ais all Der
8an Street. 0ort liro Die Wluni.
tions. uno Ionitigen straightforward.
ten 5a Sauie, bort 3ieben iic Die
o8ar Babies aub uno tuean man
mad Der 5abnenmaiie niif ben go
triotismus idlieBen moIlte, 10 iino
Die ein5igen pabrea 4atrioten iii
8an Street.
eSll meiner Reoe in Qurora babe
i'd Dor orei Sabren Dor ben W1uni.
tionsIiefer4ngen an Die ariegflbren.
ben eeiuarat, oa iie ans in ben ariea
berpideln tuiiroen, .uno 10 1T es aud
8efommen. Sect ioa unier ianges
9lut fir iene 9oIitit eeopFert iper.
oen.
SIT nnr far 4merifa.
eGs iheiut beliebt o1 lcir, lie.
man0. Der. iuie i'd, iprede, ais pro.
0auti9 anauereifell id bin aber nltr
fiir Nfffprifo fig sn,trAa 6aho.,e4n4
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Gma6a GetreiOemartt.

Snobn, Neb.. 10. g[ug.
Sorter @ei8en-
Scr. 2 277-280
Qr. 8 276-279
8eiBer 6riibiabrspei3ett-
Scr. 2 278-2S2
ger. 3 277-2St
@eiBeg Corn
SIR. 2 214-2t5
gar. 8 214-2t41
Scr. A 213-2f4
@elbe8 Corn
ger. 2 21t-212
Scr. 3 2t0-2it
Ger. 4 209H-2i0
@eniihtes gorft-
gar. 2 207-209
Scr. 3 206-20S
g1r. 4 205-2OS
@eiBer Soier-
Scr. 2 65-65H
gsr. 3 64s4-65
Sfan0arO SAFER 641a-65
Scr. 4 6S-64
@erite-
Malaaerite 135-i4p
6utterserIte 1870
Hoggel-
gar. 2 194-f96
gfr. 3 1885
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SIT nnr fir qmerifa.

eGs ideiut beliebt gu lcin, lie.
mano. Der. luie i'd, iprede, ais pro.
oeuti6 an5ugreifell id bin aber nur
fiir Amerifa. gB nuroe bebauptet,
mir fdmpften fir Die 6reibeit Der
Uieere, aber 1aben mir ite 0enn Dor
oieiem ariege beieiien? 80re in
unlereft Sdulen mebr bnterIdll0iId)e
8el1ihte getrieberl, Der Sugeno
8aibington un0 2iilcoIn ais Ielid,-
tenoe 9eiipieIe edten gln~prIfoner.
tlrns eingepra9t moroen, 10 mdren
mir beilte nidt Do. mo mir iiit0."
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Ct. SOiep6 Marft6eridt.

Ct. Soiepb, Wfo., 10. Nng.
&inbpic6-3ufubr 200; Marft felt.
Sdueine - 3ufubr 5000; 15-25e
bober.
S6ditcr Greis 1886.
Gurdi9nittspreis - rs.
Sdafc - 3ufubr 200; 40c bober.
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n~tarktbcriebte.
ulebermittelt Don wiainsIi gruii Co.,

(ueoerfilItIeli DON VtiiHsll Otuu SpJ
$24, SEQ, 400, gOy fur. 1915
10. t fiS' 2 co. ZIG, $50, @og fit. ..$1.75
sSanep 800, $50, @og fiji. $3.50
Choice 800, 800, gog tar............$s.0O
Grapefruit
SaIiioruia. Ririei5 surs na9 nuaiital.
gpricoien, @raie tiir ,.............,...$1J5
8ttriite 6ree, Sog tlr .............,..$1.55
YflalnIen, 9rate Jhr -...............,SZ.0U
8trnen garls Yog fur. ..........$2 J55
4firiine @lberias, gulbel tir. .........$ $500
@eiItrnubeiL Crate tut ........,...... .S2.25
gSaiiermelonen, 9irno fir. .........",.21se
GafltaIopes-
yolps, Crate 1hr ...s..s...........S3.25
5lats, Crate fnr .Sl.50
aartotteln, &inno tlr .3he
3lpiebeIh Hermlba, Crate fir. ...,...$1.25
8urten, &lbeuo tlr. I5c
stubl, Btlilo int.
GaiiaiielL 30. tar ,........"....,...,414e
9eainIst-
9iobe, 4iuro fit. .11hc
SaInbo. robe. @fnile fur .,...........l2hc
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G6ieaaa Wtarttberiht.

NgIcuAn WtHFtfDIfIdlf.
9iinobicb- 3ufubr 1000; Miorft felt.
Sdlueine = 3ufubr 1000; mel.
items 25e bober.
S6diter Ireis 100.
Glirdidnittspreis 16.t5-t6.90.
Sdafe 3nfabr 1000; 20-40c
hober.
@eiiitterte 2dmmer 1915.
Ganfas Sin MtarftberidDt.
anllios Gitp. 10. aygnIt.
EiuNpisb 3ufubr $500; @artt
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Die g~Ombenseidnaber.

Berlin 8. yuIi.-llnlere BON.
bengeidppaOer iebten ibre aneriiIe
|gegen Die militGrii6en anlagen oes
6einoes IN Der gta6t bonn s. SnIi
Gas @eidpaoer mari $50
ailogromm Sprengitoife .1uf oie
feifl6liden unterfunftsorte gour.
.tnnool, NoluquirL @antelep. @oli-
%sencolrt. iopie oiif Die milit1riiden
MnIogen I'M Gasle.S al.5 3ablreihe
greffer ltno IaugnnbaltenOer 9rono
muroe beobadtet. Gin onoeres @e.
iatuooer beleete III oerIelben 9ta6t
Sruppenllnterfilnfte uno Wfilni.
tionsIdger Dor Dem peltliAen GeiI
Der Aisnefront nit insgeiamt
1000 ailogranm Sprengitoff.
Sn Soiiions e%ntitonoen mebrere
8rauoe mo in 8raisnes perihie.
oene Grploiionen. Sn Der berfIoiie.
men 9odt nurOen Die wiftieiten
SnouItrieanlngen bon drounro,
noroIid bon 9oucD. BON ii llbr
.nnfts bis 4 llbr moreens obne
unterbredane aneeeriffen. uniere
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-23
CAPT. MEL.TON
Of CARY JOINS
GEN. PERSHING

Capt. A P. Melton, engineer ol1lcers'
reserve corps. L. S-A., formerly city
engineer Of Gary. has arrived safe and
sound at Paris. accorS.ng TO a cable
gram received by Mrs. Melton at Gary
yesterday.
Capt. Melton. who was enga ged in in
struction and training duties at Fort
Leavenworth, was suddenly detailed by
the war department to go to Gen. Per
shing's headquarters in France. The
order was a great honor. as the Gary
engineer proceeds thousands of regu-
lar army officers abroad.
Captain Melton arrived at a French
port two days ago.
The nature of the captains duties
have not been disclosed. but he has q
reputation as a sewage disposal expert,
as we'll as an authority on road build
ing and cantonement planning In the
meantime Mrs. Melton has become sec
rotary of the Gary Red Cross.
Today Mrs. Melton got word that her
brother. Milton Qilling, has been APP
pointed a second lieutenant in the Wis
consin national guard.
Captain Melons former contracting
partner, Captain Tom Cutler. will leave
for Ford Leavenworth in few days
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-23
TWIN CITY MILITIA
HOLDS FIRST DRILL

The first drill by the East Chicago
company OF state militia was held last
evening at the Garfield auditorium,
Calumet
At the command from Captain Young
to Fall in" sixty men stepped for
ward and lined up for instructions in
the ways Of a soldier. There were Of
fee men. foremen and skilled laborers.
Captain ". L. Young. who takes i'm
m rebate charge Of this company, is en-
pIoyed in the traffic department of the
Inland Steel company.
Before the drill began, he gave any,
one an opportunity to ask questions
concerning the service. The questions
asked brought out the following in
forna tion
In the first place, according to word
from Washington. the state militia
now being formed in the various states
will not as companies be federalized.
Men may be drafted from the ranks
OF the company, as they may be from
any walk in life. but the company as
such will not be drafted into federal
service.
Any man may obtain an honorable
discharge any time that he desires to
leave this territory. There is moth
ing whatever to detain him.
All necessary equipment will be fur
nished by the state, irrespective of any
rumors that may have been circulated
to the contrary. Uniforms, guns. etc.
Will be supplied just as soon as the
company gives evidence of being under
discipline sufficient TO justify the state
in making a distribution
Not only is the East Chicago com
pany out-distancing all its competitors
in getting away quickly and efficiently.
but it will be ahead OF every other
company in the state in that it will
have arms to bear just soon as
the captain deems it advisable to put
them into their hands. This became
apparent last night when the captain
announced that through the generosity
of the Inland steel company. the guns
now belonging to the company Of In
land boys would be available at any
time for the militia If they were
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OFFICIALS
IN CLEAN UP WORK

Mayor Johnson. Works Commissioner
Manlove. Sanitary Inspector Brownell.
Street Commissioner Spiro and q detail
OF Gary police this morning visited
south side streets and alleys and gave
warnings concerning clean-ups. The
promiscous dumping Of garbage and re-
fuse was scored
After warnings had, been given
the officials returned an hour later and
found the alleys again Uttered up DIM
mediately after they had been cleaned. }
Arrests are promised. Garbage pickers
will also be arrested. it was said.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-23
COMPLAIN OF
RAILROAD RATES

WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-Chicago
packers before the Interstate Com
merce commission today charged ex-
cessive freight rates were set on meat
and dairy products by many railroads
OF the country Swift & Co. filed com
plants against 50 railroads. alleging
that rates on dressed poultry and but
ter and eggs from Sedalia, Mo. to des-
tinations east of the Indiana-Illinois
state line were unlawful and unreason-
able. A revision of rates and dam
ages were demanded.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-23
E. G. MEN FINED
IN HAMMOND

Arthur Peterson, East Chicago. paid a
fine Of SIS in Hammond police court to-
day for speeding.
Gust Swanson. East Chicago. was fin
ed S. and costs for driving truck over
Calumet avenue.
H. d. Anderson was given until Fri
day morning in court TO prove he has
sent for an auto license, the charge of
not having one causing him to be held.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-23
NJ CARRY Of
HAMMOND IN
HIGH FINISH
cry United Press0

SOUTH SHORE COUNTRY CLUB.
CHICAGO. Aug 2s-John Peterson Of
Randall. Iowa. today won the prelim-
mary handicap OF the grand American
handicap trap shooting tournament
continued from yesterday a total
of 80 hits out Of a possible 100 from
the s yard rise. J L. Lump of Youngs-
town Ohio. was second with 9s. W. A.
HAYES of Dwight Ill. 16 yards; D. D.
Mccormick. Newark. Ohio. Is years; E
y. Boehlhosser. Colsax, Ohio, IS yards;
B. c. Higgins. Chadwick. Iowa. IS yards;
] l.. Martin, Fresno, Cali. 10 yards: J.
w Fisher. Titonka, Iowa. 9 yards; J.
B. Lallance. West Virginia, 10 yards;
H H. Bickerman. Chicago, 20 yards:
Ben Bonnelly, Chicago 20 yards; c. D.
McGary. Hammond, finished with scores
Of 81
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needed before the state could supply
the regular equipment
Drill night win be once q week. and
In order to maintain standing with
the state there must be a sixty per
cent attendance at every drill
The company must have twelve
more men These men should come
from the business and professional in
terests of the city
Messrs. Potts. True and Hu1st. rep
resentatives of the committee. were
at the drllI last night. as we're also
a number OF business men and citi-
zens.
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somewhere in the east" at one of the
big coast forts.
Here is his dairy for a week:
MONDAT-On guard duty at guard
house Two hours on duty. Four hours
of My beat was around the brig" 10
keep those on the inside from getting
out and outsiders from getting in.
TUESDAY II Chasing prisoners. "
That is / kept guard over "truant sold
iers" while they worked about the fort
cleaning up and other odd jobs.
WEDNESD AY-"K Kitchen police At
every meal I helped the cook Waited
on the tables and helped to wash and
Wine the dishes. It's an easy job every
soldier must do IL only lasts about
two hours at each meal
THURSDAY pleasant duty to-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-23
my MA SAYS I
CAN SMOKE" BOY
TELLS POLICEMAN

Four small boys in short trousers be
tween the ages Of y and IS were caught
putting away on cigarettes by officer
Singer last night. The officer confis-
Gated the pills" One little lad chirp-
ed My ma says 1 can smoke.
well. you'll have to smoke at home
Not on the streets" answered Singer.
The police have had some trouble
with small boys lettering around street
corners and are taking steps to stop
the forming Of gangs and their loafng
in public places.
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day In observing station taking notes
on every ship entering New York har-
Dor. When there were no ships / peek
ed at the famous Coney Island or
Rockaway beach.
FRIDAY-This was cleanup day.
Every soldier devotes his time TO clean
ing up the barracks. his equipments etc.
SATURDAY Inspection day. Every
thing is inspected and must be in first
class condition.
SUNDAY Soldiers amused themselves
playing pool. playing cards. Nictrola
with the day ended with q moving pic
ture show. Big eats today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-23
TROOPS MOBILIZE.

HEAIsTEAD. \. j.. Aug 29.-Advance
detachments of troops from Maryland,
Rhode Island. District of Columbia. In
diana and Ohio are scheduled to ar
rive at Camp Mills. mobilization point
Of the Rainbow Division" within "a
hours. il was announced today. They
win pitch tents and make ready for
the coming OF the main unit from
those states. Camp Mills II now
ready to accommodate $4,000 men.