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The Washington times., 1917-09-14
The DrOne
By Jane Mclean.

T SAW them both, the shabby skirt
Faded and trayed and old,
The little roughened toil-Wora hands
A thin purse In their hold,
The tired droop OF the childish ufOuth
The straying wisps Of hair,
That told . story OF neglect.
Ot lack Of thought and cara
The other vomaa's silksn saImeats
Touched the faded gray.
Her JsWSlied purse. her laess, all,
Were perfect IN their way:
The proud curve Of her tilted chin.
Her air remote and royal.
Bore witness to the fact that she
Was not Of those who toll.
And then saw their eyes: one pair
OF cain and frigid blue;
The other filed with love and dreams
And pain and sorrow, too.
And something else that made me want
To kiss the frlyed skirts hem
That regal nlother-look that crowned her
HkS = diAdsuL
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Russia's Wonderful Horsemen.

The cossaeks. who have recently
wAEsd . vigorous offensive In Rus
STA. are one Of the most interesting
communities In that country Of vast
areas. Though once regarded ~
. bloodthirsty tribe Of mounts-
banks. they form one OF the most
thrifty and hardworing sections Of
the Russian race.
Holding their lands IN tenure from
the Government. they are In return
expected to render military service
whenever required. The young
Cossack begins his military career
at the age Of nineteen. but long be-
fore that time he 10 an expert
enced horsemAn- Indeed. from early
childhood till the day OF his death
he 10 seldom out Of the aaddls.
They are mounted chiefly on snaD
Circsssian ponies, and their won
derful fsats Of horsemanship have
time and again astonishsd ths
world Being Tar better educated
thsn the ordinary peasant. their IN
fuence to-day should 20 q Ions
way toward restoring order =
troubled Rusda
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Quite Proper.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAx:

DEAR MISS EAlhBAAs
While At college became Ao-
auainted with . young man
whom consider . good friend
He 10 now In United States SER
vice and 10 to have . short fur
Tough. He passes through my
home town and wishes to stop on
TO see me- Ny parents have never
met him. but he Is Of q very we'll
known and respectable family.
80. under these conditions. would
It be quite correct for my par
entB to ask him to remain at our
home until the next morningf
GRATEFUL"
IT would be quite proper for this
young man TO visit you on the
invitation Of your parOnts- von-
der Why my boys and girls DO not
recognise the fact that what say
TO A applies 10 B and C? Il IL
never improper for young men and
women to visit IN each Others
homes when the invitation comes
from the parents OF the host or
hostess.
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0ARsLAKE. meanwhile. redoubled
his efforts to wrsst the treasure
from her; but she fought like .
Wild cat and he had his hands full
Once she saved herself By throwing
ever = heavy tabls upon him. and
again by sinking her sharp, white
teeth Violously into his arm He
cursed at her a. he struggled, but
would have found her more than
his match II II had not been for
the diamond ClutehinE Il rendered
one hand practically useless. 50. In
the end, he pinned her down-but
could not force her fingers back.
He ssiEsd her clsnohsd hand and
began to force his thumb into the
space between her third and fourth
knucklsG.
She endured the pressure. surer-
ing torturss still. He increased
the pressure.
She closed her eyes and bit her
lips. steslinE herself to endure the
pAin-but could not With q cry OF
despair. hsr hand opened. permitting
the diamond to roll to the floor.
At the sane instant, the butler
and the second man demolished the
door which fell inward with . crash.
but too late. For even a. the SER
wants Ieapsd forward to her aid.
carslaks released her. seized the
diamond and jumped for the vim
dow.
They followed. but ne had a fair
lead
From the porch roof outside the
window he plunged to the ground
and vanished into the darknssL
Pearl felt like orying. Tears Of
aIsappointment rage and disgust
ala actually NIL her eyes. and she
was not the crying sort. either. But
70 lose the diamond again and by
q hairEbreadthI II was almost
too much TO endure.
However. she swallowed hard and
rSnained camel
Hes got my diamond Follow
himi FOLLOW himl" she cried wildly
TO the butler and second man They
advanced upon the window with
praissworthy seal. observed the dis
lance to the ground and as one man
decided to take the stairway route.
AZ they turned back. Pearl stamped
her foot. uttered q cry OF disgust
ana rushed to the telephone In an e.
GEItated voice she called the
spiders" number.
'HsIloI" she was saying an in
slant later into the receiver. Is
this The spider'Y'
Yes. Miss StRndish.' responded
The Spider" And the funny part
Of It is. ! was just about to call
you!"
Realty" cried Pearl. Gstonishsd-
What aboutT'
Il have important information
concerning Tom Carleton" said
The Spider" but / value It at a
thousand doIIarsr"
-rll pay. What is it:" asked Pearl.
AnXiousiy.
rGAs RTisstsSS and RsF nsR know
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1t Would Be Better to Tell.
nEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
Kindly let me know II I am
justified In not telling the sweet
heart I am engaged to be mar
ried to that I was arrested and
sent TO prison. Years have
passed and have outllved my
onsnss. what do you think
ONE PERPLEXED.
TT seems TO me that In not telling
the woman who IL to share your
life OF this episode In your past.
you are acting on the presumption
that she is not big enough and nne
enough to understand and accept.
II she is At once . sweetheart and
a real hslpmatA. she ought - -
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4 "a = ne vNS looking At nats
W an day yesterday bat Pa
Uuddeut 70. I have looked
- - many hstA ssd Pa, that am
an nixSd up = couldn't tell, ssd
- n vGS locking out Of . Iiv-
ing room At the Iord-Iy Hudson or
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CNohb psoDss aupposs that wealth is always
advantage and that there q greater obstacle
- TO be 0veTcons than poverty. 1t would be hard
TO mako such people bee that riches may be an
even greater difficulty in the pathway of anyone
aspiring to . useful. worth while life.
The yOGnS man or woman who has overcome the
weakening eject Of too much wealth really accom-
plished an even greater sehisvement than has the
sefmads Individual Poverty Vdmulates-unless It
Be such grinding poverty that wsakens physical
system. Luxury Boftens-and only the very strong
can resist its nsidous influence There is no enemy
20 hard TO fight as oneself
The young girl in the picture has known no other
HE than that OF ease. She comes OF q family whose
foruns-accumulated BY its only industrious member
has poured into fits lap for generations unaided
except By the incident Of birth. Her parents and
aden have been the typical idle rich-their occups
lions the Lame Efforts Of satiAted society 10 keep
ltseh amused.
Her young companions grow up. make their debutS
The Washington times., 1917-09-14
A Star Useful to Sailors.

oW In the southeast during the evening you will see
flashing star of about the first magnitude remarkable
for its lonely situation, and calling attention to itself on
that account 1t is Fomahaut in the constellation of the
Southern Fish, of the most useful to sailors
The Washington times., 1917-09-14
from the phOto-piay -Th'
Fatal RinE.-)
By Fred Jackson.
Episode 10.
Episode 10.

sOsssrisAt. lsrI. sy 1r.1 JaeE.os. ali Ashs.
rsssrvs6-J
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rs Ne csasi.ssG rO-asEsow.
The Washington times., 1917-09-14

Ito BE Ooztiuued Tsnsrrow.D
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18
krvava justica v Avstriji.

Ma drugem mestu objavliamo sodbO, Iii 10
je arstrijsko vojno -odiste izreklo roper slower.
Skega pGslanca Grafenauerja. Menda pa ne lnisli
nihce, da je Ia le o~Samljen slu6aj vojasko- iustic-
ne biaznostf. Sodbe. XII spominiajo ma najtemncj.
Sc case SsednJega veka, ko so ~seli2ali 'krivover-
ce' in 'cOprnice,' so bile tekom voine V trnoru-
meni monarhiji ma dnevnem redu in Sc Sc vedno
ponavljajo. SeSteti nj mogo6e takih ~sluaajev, pre-
wee Jill je. Diva naravnost vnebovpijoGa slutaia
naznanja dunajska 'Arbeiter Zeitmg."
Neki Otto Paar je incl .tenski koledar, :
katerega Sc p%osamezni lsti odtrgajo, kakor pote-
kajo dnevi. Ma sredi je bila cesarieva slika. Ker
mu Je pa v>e skupaj jernalo preve6 prostora ma
stem, jc odrezal ceSarjevo sliko in 10 polozil pred
piSarniSkimi vrati ma neki zaboj. Cez nekoliko dni
jc bila Slika nabita ma stem. Ker so sc v6asi V to-
varni' nabiiali plakati, vabila. slikc it'd. ma steno,
mn JIG bill Sef ukazal, mai potrga vse take reel
od>tranil jc torcj tudi to >liko. Ker jo je bilo
wee zebljcv drzao, sc mu ie pri TEN raztrgala.
oStanke je tedaj vracl med iaganje.
Zavrieni odrezek koledarja ie bil kos papir-
"a hrez Gene in "a nobenega pametnega flovcka nj
moglo biti pri TEN govora 5 kaksni zalitvi veil
tanStva. Toda drugatc mi>li vojnO sOdiSGe. Ono ii
je enG>tavno konstruiralo ''hudOben uamen',;
''domnevalo' je. Ola ie- obtozenec namenoma in ma
Sovraien naGin raztrgal ''sliko'' i'm 10 vrgel na
tia.
To Sc pravi: Sodisce ie cnos,avno samo vlo-
lilo razloe V deianje, ki Sc lahko razlaga, kalor
kdo hoce. In ker hi bilo TO deianie lie tedai "kaz-'
nivo dcianie," DC hi Sc bilo nvrSilo IL tcga, in 81
Ger pray Same IL tega razloga. potiva VISA krSi-
tev spoStovanja cdino M domncvanju sodisGa. In
kako SO ie elasila kazen3 Stiri leta tezke ietcl
Drug slufaj.
johanna H%ohenwartcr jc bila cd poliskovoi-
mega sodista zaradi zlo6ina krSitve iavnega mi
ri pc ! 34l a vOjaSkega kazcnskega zakona oh
sojena ma - Smrt ma viSlicah.
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DOPISI.
Barberton, o.

zveze.
Cenjeni sodrugi!
Mi sc obracamO ma vse. XII zelite
Obyarovania in ste naspr0tni ne.
napredku j. $. H., da vzame,e v
postev Ia mas dopis.
Mi Sc nOtemO zda.j Spuatati V
nikako debate ali protestant ali
M padati in zagovariati posame.
me sodruec ali organizaciic.
Mi imamo zeljo, da tn mas do
pis eitajo vsi' clani in ga preucr,
preden glasujejo ma glasovnicah,
katere imaio organizaciie V rok-
all o delitvi zveze.
Glavni odbor nj mOeel priti do
zakljuaka, da bi V posteval pred
log organizacije ST. 81 IL Gary,
Ind. Hi je zahtevala kongres.
Mi smo tisti predlog podpisali,
ali ostal je glas vpijotega. Kakor
izgleda, sodrugi, nekdo sc ,boji
kongresa!
Sodrugi, Mi apcliramO ma vse
vas III IA vse organizacije j. s.. z.
ne daite sc zapeljati Z malim pa.
pirjem, XII Sc zove elasovnica nj
pikakrsna mala stvar, kakor mo.
goGe KIDD misli. To je velika stvar
ker Sc ti6e obstanka zveze. Y I'VE.
ri sc Sc nekaj krije, nekaj je sc
pri pOsameznih sodrugih, IA kar
clanstvo Sc ne We; da Sc TO izcisti
in da sc pride do dina, je potreban
kongres.
Mnogo bo sodrueov %oporckalo,
da stane denar. Ali sodrugi ne
bojte Sc "a oni denar, katerega bi
mas stal kongres. Mi homo 20
kongresu imeli bOljSe delo "a we.
20 in 5 tenn homo nitro pOkrili
stroske kongresa. AkO Sc DO tako
pustilO zveza bo tri pot slabsa.
Mi upamo, da bodo vsc organi.
zaclJe IN to; posamezni sOdrugl
mOgoce ne bodo, ali to ne menja
sivari, ker pOedini Sc nj zveza.
kolikor je nam znanO, nasi
predstavniki najboli mOlte o
kongresu, ali has cato ga je treba,
da Sc pride do iasnega. Kakor
styar izgleda, so nekateri nasi
tlani pouzili burzvazne kroglice,
ali maj ne mislijo, Ola TO ne pride
ma dan.
Same kongres lahko TO resi- il
iznese stvar ma dan.
Ni mislimo, da Sc vsi oni, Xxi
bodo nasprotovali kongresu, bOle
pogledati 6lanstvu il oci V oti.
Vsi nasi piseio pc 6asopisja
eden 6ez druzega, ali treba da
pOgledajo V Oci tistim, Hi Sc jih
postavili; tam maj gredo ma belo,
da Sc vidi, KIDD so in kaj.
Apeliramo ma vse vas, da H.
nesete vase misljcnjc o ten V Pro
letarcu in Radnicki Strait. Ako
Sc ia nasa leila izpolni, kakor Sc
nadeJamo, potcm homo nadalJf
razpravljali in i>kali vzroka tega
spora; sedai ,je vazncjSc, da Sc
elm pref sklitc kongrcS.
Nsaka organizacija hi pc pra..
With poslala delegate, ki hi incl
' imcm organizacije, da resiJo
Ia spor. Nj noccmo p%riporoe't''
ida M glaSnjtc IA ie g~la>ov'liee'
XII so scdaj izSlc, ali mi ne bonn"
Sc slasovali, kcr smatramo one
glasovnice IA nepomagllive zve@''
YSaka organizacija maj della, Ka;
kor misli, da ic naiboljSc, all M
vsccno a%pcliramo, da ne PozaDi'e
mn poslcdicc, spominiajie Sc pr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18

kralji in c%esarji MISC mic druzc-
ga, kakor boil dragoccno oblcccni
glavarji divjih plcmon. Div.jaki
in barbara ne znajo zivcti brc2
dednih glavarjev. Kulturni ma.
rodi sc vladajo sami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18
BIAS NOVAK, tajnik.

"Dcmokraticno kral.jc,;vo'' ic
zabita ali pa hinavSka fraza.
kjer je aristokracija, nj demo
kracije. Kralj ic pa po vscm svo.
jem polozaju aristokrat.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18

V Gem Sc razlikuje kakSen Ale,
ksanderi Nikolaj, Mirko od dru-
9Th Judi? &c ne ie, ie lacen; &c
ne pie, je zejen; &c ne sPi. Sc
zgrudi; &c dobi klofuio, ga zaboli
&c pride ma mraz, ga zebe. kaJ
una torej ma sebi, da bi ga cenili
kot bozansko bite
Sluziti narodu je pOnos IA clo-
yeka, sluziti kralju je ponizevalno
"a cloveka.
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rAKTIKA LJUDI PR RAD
STRAIT.
(KOnec : 4. strani.

~
ventiOn empowering the execu,
I've committee To fill vacancies
and TO submit n copy of the plat.
form to each prospective candi .
date with the proviso that anv
candidate who refused 10 stand
on the platform should not he
placed Oh the ticket. This pro.
vision makes ii impossible for any
prO.war candidate to run ON tho
ticket.
Fraternally yours,
o. e. Wilson
Ma podlagi tega hi vprasal On.
bravca, kdO so torej tisti pro.war
kandidati, "a katere je glasovaI
PetriG in Ostali :slov. delegate,
Dubravac ina sedaj priliko, da
navede imena dOti6nih 'pro.war'
kandidatov. Ako tcga ne stori.
ga smatram IA navadnega Poole.
ga ohrekovalca il ncsramncpa
laznivca.
&c ne IL ten. o6itno prcra6mic.
nth manner, I. j. L obrckovanicm
pcsameznih sodrngov in celih sku.
pm, razmerc V j. s. T.. tako ne.
nStrc, da no ysako skupno dclo IN
dOlgO dObO nemOgocc. nc bo ,eoa
rihre drug kriv, kakor famaiicni
ljudje pri Radnicki Strait, Hi So
po~sluzujcjo take taktikc. kakor
njih u6enec Alex Dubravac.
Frank Petrich, 81. tainik.
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Omenjeni paragraf Sc glasi:
Zlo6ina krsitve javnega reda je kriy

az kdor skusa ~hujskati ma zani6evanie ali ma
sovrastvo do ~eesarieve osebe, roper enotno dr.
zarno upravo -
Sodba pravi dobesedno:
"Obtozenka ie kriva zloeina krsitve ~javnega
reda po 5 BAL a., storjenega $ TEN, da je skusala
Javno in pred ve6jim Stevilom ljudi hutsksti 20
Citatelii vidijo torei popolnoma jasno, da ie
bila zenska ~obsoiena zaradi ~zlotina, katerega
nj! In ~obsoiena je bila ma smrt nl vislicah!
Nasla sodba zaradi deianj, XII so storiena O.
dino z bescdami! Postopanie, Hi traja, vStevSi IL
rex sodbc, naivcc trikrat stiriindvajset ur in Hi
pozna lie emo kazen: Smrt Seveda tudi o obram-
g%ovolnika, Sc pa6 nc mere imenovati Ohramba.
rudi nj nobenih pravnih instane, nobenesa Wis
jega pregledovanja, temved lie pOveljnikovo po-
trdilo, HI JIG lie fornalnost.
Krona vsega pa ie v tenn, da Sc vrsi vse to
prvit ma temelju' absolutno in zavedno neustav-
ne naredbe pc s H., in drugic ma temelju'' an
soiutno in zavedno napaenega ~razglasa magic sod
be. Groza spreletava cloveka, &c premisli vse TO.
In kar je najgrOZneise - te ,odhe MISC H.
jemni ~slu1aji, ampak izliv tistega topega biro-
kratidnega sktema, tistesa okrutnega abS3iutiz-
ma, XII ie lie V Avstriii mogot.
Toliko pove "Arbeiter Zeitung''. Dfuga sol
ba ie bila pozneje oil najviSiega SodisIa razve-
l~javliena. Toda TO je slaba t0lalba, &c Sc pomisli.
ia je bio ma tisote moskih in zensk Y Avstri-
il ma Ia na6in res obesenih.
Arb. Ztg." govori o okrutnem absolutizmu.
Xxi je lie V Avstriii mogoc. In nekateri ljudje mis-
lilo Sc vedno, da spada Avstriia med ustavne
drzave!
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Ur.d.s Gb.sns: PRoLETABEc, 4os W. slst ST. Chicago. H.
Csnjsna druHva, eairoma Nth ursdniki. so ujudno proseni pcaaiat vse
dopisen aravno ma gavnesa tainika in nikogar drgega. D"nar nall Sc re$lja
edno potion PoNnih,E 1pesnih ali anenih denarnih nakasnie. nikakorlpa ne
potion pivatnih eekov. Nakaznice mai Sc nasovDa: Bias Novak, Conemaugh
Deposit Bank, Couemaugh, Pa, in tao nasoyiene poslja = mes%mm poroei.
Ion N a naslov gl tajnika.
" snsa:-, ia opaijo dustveni tajniki pi poroclih siavnegar tajnika kaks
pomsnjklivosr, mai to uemudoma naznanio uradu glavnega TANKS, da o. v pi
hsdnje pOprxs.
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.pvRRnsH3Nr
P0DP0RNA zvEzA
Inksrperrsna % aprila lNS
drtavt Psnn.
sloy. uElAvskA
o''..'v''-., e. "a .,',''-

Sedez: Conemau0h. Pm.
reA aLAv1u uRADNIKI:
pREDSEDNIK: Ivan Prostor. 81 20 St Clair Ave: Cleveland, Ohio
PODPREDSEDNIK; Joip Zorko, Il. 1. :, boz III YES newton "a
TAJNIK, Bias Novak, y Main ST, Conemaugh, +
PoNOZNI TANK: AnJrej vidrich, 40 Franklin Main st, Conemaugh, Pa
DLAGAJNIK: Joip zde, 652 st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio
POMOzNI BLAGAJNIK: Frank Pavlovvit, b. CAT, Forest City, a.
t NADzoRNIKI:
1 n.d,orpik. Ivan A. Kaker. COZ Hanover St, Milwaukee, Wis.
O. nadzornil: Niielaj Povs. ! Crab St, Numrey Hill, n. s Pittsburgh, Pa
3 nadzornk: Frank KanSis. b. 70. Dunlc.P Pa.
PoRoTfuKI:
L. pordnik: Anton Lavis, box s., Yukon, Pa
g pNrohik: Frank Bavdek, 6303 Glass Ave-, cleveland oM"'
3 porotnik: Anton weny, box 50, Superior, Pa.
vRHovNI zDRAvNIK:
y. J. Kern, N. D, s9e 81. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio
PoMozM oDBoR:
Martin jaeger, Coneuaugh, Pa.
Ivan Graener, 5l6R ossel Ave, Johntown, a.
Stefan Fabric. COnemaugh, Pa.
Ivan Suhadnnik, Box 23, South Fork, Pa
Ignnc Peeiak. 2s7 Cooper Ave, YOUNGSTOWN. Pa
Franc Pistave, Conemaugh, Pa.
aLAvNI URAD v Hist 81. 90 Main st, Conemaugh. Pa
The day book., 1917-01-08

cart through the streets Of the VII
lage. And it was said that Bob White
was going to carry everything before
him at the races.
Now, Bob White was pretty well
known. He was an underfed, over
worked horse of no particular repu-
tation, a little fast, perhaps, for
drivers cart, but not even Of racing
build! The shoulders were too
straight. There was a distinct sag
along the backbone. Bob White was
The day book., 1917-01-08
Putting Up a Pretty Fast Pace

PuttIng up a Frerty Fast race
not the horse that would have ap-
pealed to any one as having the
makings of a racer. And he was 5
years old, an age at which most rae
ers have retired from active service.
Still, Hardwicke was a sort Of
legend and there were hundreds in
the sport-loYing town who would
back Hardwicke's judgment in pref
erence to their own. And then there
was the mystery<of the proceedings.
HardWicke's groom, Jones, would be
seen exercising Bob White at dusk
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. aa# as Rs . . Z
BOB WHITE
BY George Munson

ss# S###
Copyright, 1917, W. G. Chapman)
Hardwicke was broke, that was
the word passed around the stables.
He had played the races years, en-
-teTing some of the best horses that
were, who rOmped home ahead Of
the fastest to be found along the
mountain border of the state. His
had been Egliston, who romped
home ahead of the fastest horse
known before that, Cleopatra, and he
had cleared $4,000 that day. Yet
he was broke.
Hardwicke had an Uncanny genius
in determining a horse He did not
breed horses. He picked them up.
He had picked Egliston out of
farmers trap when she was a fiIly.
He had found Ida Brown yoked to
a pIow, the farmer mating his one
year-oId f1lly with mule to draw his
implement across his light burrows.
He had taken Coniston from a doc
tors trap, paying the astounded
medico 5000 on the spot Coniston
had brought him 100000 in his
time.
How did Hardwicke go burst? Not
on the racetrack. Speculation,
probably; at any rate, at so Hard
wicke was a down-at-heels hanger
on of the race tracks, betting in fives
and tens where he had once bet
thousands without flinching.
HardWicke loved the races, but he
knew he would have sense enough to
quit if he could raise $20,000 He
would go south and start that horse
farm he had always had in mind, and
never see a race track again. But
$4,000 seemed an impossible sum.
Hardwicke was living on the gen
erosity of former friends.
The great state races were to come
off in three months time. Some
body spread the rumor that Hard
wicke had another find. The rumor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-01

Of the second alley west Of Atchison
Avenue and running parallel thereto 10
the north line OF t2Ist Street, by con-
structins therein 1925 linesl feet OF Is
inch Int. Dia. double strength vitri-
fed socket pipe sewer with Z manholcs.
cstchbasins, 20 OF 6"x15" functions.
SECTION II. From the center line
Of the first alley Immediately south Of
18Th street and running parallel there
to. thence south along the center line Of
the third alley west Of Atchison Ave
nue. and running parallel thereto 20 tho
north line OF 121st Street. BIS construct
ing therein 1926 lineal feet Of 10
Int Dia. double strength yitrined socket
pipe sewer. with manholes, catch
, basins. 20 Of 6"xI5" functions.
SECTION -. From The center line
Of the first alley Immediately south Of
18Th Street and running parallel there
TO. thence south along tho center line Of
the fourth alley west Of Atchson Ave
nue.. ana running parallel thereto TO
the north line of 191st Street b. con-
structing therein 1875 IineaI feet of Is
inch Int. Dia. double strength Vitrihed
socket pipe main sewer with msn-
holes. 3 catchbaslns. 20 OF SKIS. pune
tons, as specified in the plains, pro-
files and details now on file.
All bids shall be accompanied by a
certified check for not less than two and
one-haIf per cent OF the estimated cost
OF SAID Improvement
The Board reserves the right to re
iect any and all bids.
JACOB SCHROEDER
BARNEY 4. CARTER.
DANIEL V. ENRIGHT.
Board Of Public Works
Nov so Dec
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JAMES BLACK.
GEO. O SCHAAE


NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
STATE or INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY.
IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT
SITTING AT GARY. NOVEMBER
TERM. 1917 HORTENzIA SERBIAN
vs.. DUMITREE SERBIAN CAUSE
NO. 2598. ACTION FOR DIVORCE.
Now comes the plaintiff by Fred
Cooper. her attorney. and files her com
plant herein, together with an affi-
davit of a competent person, showing
that the defendant thereto. to wit: Du-
mitrae Serbian is not a resident Of the
State Of Indiana.
Said defendant IS therefore here by
notified OF the tendency Of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term Of said Court. and
that unless he appear and answer or
demur therein. at the calling OF said
cause on the 4th day of February. A.
D. 1918. the same being the 18th day
of tho next term of said Court to be
egun and held in the Court House AT
Gary. in said County and State. on the
End Monday of January. a. d. 1918
said action Will he heard and deterrn-
ined in his absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto
set my hand and affix the seal of said
Court. al Cary. this LIST day of De-
cember. \. d 1917.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk l.. S. c.
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SEWER NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
CITY OF HAMMOND, INDIANA.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF HAMMOND, INDIANA.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
You arc hereby notified that the Board
of Public Works of said City viii re-
ceive bids UP 10 December 14th, 1917. at
ten O'Clock \. M.,for the construction OF
Atchison Avenue District Sewer, de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
SECTION A" From a line 113 feet
south of the center line Of 115th
Street, connecting with the outlet sew
er. to be constructed by the City Of
Hammond. running from the center fine
of Atchison Avenue, east to pumping
station to be operated jointly by the
City Of Hammond and City Of Whiting
Indiana) Thence south along a line "a
feet east Of the west line of Atchison
Avenue to the center line Of the first
alley Immediately south Of 10th Street
and running parallel thereto, thence
west along the center line of the first
alley Immediately south Of I19th Stree
and running parallel thereto. to the