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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Bun sauOcs-scamtcu Ocr6aftct.


GborleS Soworo WurOe in Soit &C.
nonimen oo er in 9ricien an
oen @ouocrncur Die 8unOcS.&c-
gierung fritiiirtc. - giunute Die
9lmerifoner mir ugonfeeS".
@iebt an britii6cr llntertban gu
Iein inO 0cn 9euti1cn 3l belicn,
0ie @inponoerltues 9ebor0e I'M.
teriudt oen 6oa oes G6aS. Sowaro,
eines onge6liden britii1en llnter'
t6ons, mel6er BON oen 8unOes 8e-
BORDEN in SOFT genoumcn muroe
uno Ii6 iebt i'm @eidnguiB befinoet.
Somaro lit Der Ntann mel@cr Dor
einigen Sogen Dem @ouOerneur Sor-
rington 8rieie ian0te, in Wel6en CT
oic omcrifonii6e 9fegiering bitter
oneriff, cbenio oos omerifaniihe
&olf bertrtbeilte unO # d6ereit err
fl1rtc, oen Deltl6en in oieiem&riege
bebiiIflicb 81 iein. Su 9e6ug Der
9lmerifoncr nonnte CT Oieielben
DDontee's".
SoWoro mur0e am Ntittpo6 our@
9cdnlte oeS Suiti5 0cportemcutS
oer6oftct uHO nobOcnl er in oaS
@oItgebGu0e gebro6t wor, pur0e Elm
Soft6efcbl eegcn i'm erlpirft. Cont
niIlGr 8ono beiHuloiete ocn Serbof'
teten, Scr ieine glorcIie ais glr. 1908,
@elt- SranflinitroBe, angab, Elm I'M.
ernilnibter 8iir9er 5it fem iao iih
unecieblih in oen &ereinigten Staa-
ten oilf5uboltcu. gtuf @runO Oieics
Soft6cicbls muroe CT nit SulmS
llamonn cinem 0eitcrreider, luel6er
frii6er am Snee perbaftet mar ocm
@efGngniB ein9elieiert.
N 0ie 8unoe@ 9eborOen moatcn ii6
n6t iibcr ole @er6afthng ausloiien
ooh ocrloutct, ooB Die &erboftimg
ouf oirefte glnmeillng aus &albin9'
ton erfoIgtc.
Somoro ecbaroetc iih, mic geio9t
miro, nod ieincr Scrbofhlng wic Gin
gSiloer uno i6eint nidt gon5 5ureb-
nungsiGbig 5li icin. Gie WloBregeln,
oie gegcn oen Nioml crgriifen mcr-
oen iino nod nidt 6eitimmt, oa Der.
iel6e ais cngliic6cr llntertban niGt
ais feinoliber g(uslGnoer 6etrndtet
perocn fam. 9ie @imponoeurugs.
@eboroen meroen ober moglicber
gSeile cinen @rmO finoen I'M oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
0Snn Qnitnntn irmnrrnnnt

9ladoem 6rou 9ioie 6Iobo bon Ger.
1882, 9iiOcriiOe ! gloenue, ans elmer
6remont.SlOenue Gleftrii6en ousge-
itie9en mar, moIlte iie Die Somburg.
StraBe in ser gtdbe Der @orner-
StroBe ii6eridrciten, lpuroe d6er BON
einem 2oitouto bon SorrD s. DC
@lobon BON 9Sr. 1857 Sgcit-6opette-
StraBe, nieoergeromt, oas bon Otto
W1ori6 bon 9lr. 1S, Siio.6uIton-9lne-
neue, gelenft purOe. N3urib brobte
oie @erungliidtc ms llnioeriitdts-
Soipitul bon no iic, nodoem ibre
Gerletungen om re6ten slrm unO
Der Siiite bebanOclt woroen mnren,
lidl nnch Sduic be0a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Scr ammSiae.

Gin @1onn botte Ii6 IN Iciucr
aronfbeit niht bon eiuent opprobir.
ten 9lr3te bebonOcln loiien, ionoern
bon einem &olfsbeilfuuoieen buno
NOR Der Gronf6eit crleeen. @s fam
oobcr gum Snqueit itno Der o@oIfs.
9oftor" muroe oabei pernonunen.
@lan befrogte i6n mic cr oem Den
%otienten bebonoelt babe.
sd CAB ibm uSpccocllonbo", CT.
miOerte er.
Sic bGtten ibm ebcnio gut Die
o9lurora borcolis~ geben fonnea",
ertlGrte bicrouf Ser Coroner.
uSn Cure @bren", Itimmtc ser
%ernommc BEL oiuO oos mar es
audi mas id oonah eeeebeu bate,
meun er ni6t rmgliidlider @eiic &C.
itorben mare,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Sm !Safen ser sic.

Cine froblide Sod5eit purOe gc-
iiern in 9}r. 1904 @nior.StroBe, Dem
Scim BON Soiep6 SleiocrIein geici-
ert, Oeiien 23-i1briee Eo6ter 9loIo,
iid nit Soiep6 @. &oien6ergcr bon
9lr. 1925 On-goger-StroBe, per-
mGbIte. Die Sronling wltroc our6
pen &eftor Der ct. SSoco6us-airbc,
Scrrn guter Soiepb Stunt, poll5o-
gen. Cie 9rou5eugcn bcItonocn aus
ben Scrrcn 9llppert umo S,oIcp6 uno
2ollis aleiocrlein. Cie 8railt trug
Elm nit Spiben lmo 9erlen beIcttes
8rdiitfleio uno belt Elm Bouquet
BON meiBcn &oieu in oen Sdnoen.
Ole g}eilbermd6lten' baben Iib Elm TO-
iigcs Seim in Scr. 1902 SIt-8ioole-
StroBe eingeri6tct. Ger junae @6e-
gattc 1T cin Sobn bon @cter Sioicn-
berger, mcl6er ieit longen So6ren
elm treuer 2cier 0es nCcutl6cn Cor
rcIponoenten" lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
9nrd NSiituIe periunnbet.

SIN Sobns Sopfins-Soipitol tpuroe
sVflhoel sIderD bebonOelt, mel6er in
g'r. 524 "a. 9troBe. in @oi6inqtou
pobnt, neil ibm onge6lib Srou Gil
lion SenOerion, bon Nlr. 8, Ioaos-
StroBe. Ourd cinen 8iItoIenlduB
cine @unoe am aopf 6eiQebroht
puroc, iucil CT Die Gbiire 5u ibrer
g9o6nlng oifgebroden uno Iie nit
eiucm @}eiier beorobt bobeu ioQ. Sn
Ser norOoitliden Yoli5eiitotion er-
5d6ltc Die 6rou, BOB iie in Nlloron-
tame BON Ger @eilrnO6eits -9eb0roe &c.
bolten tperoe, peil i6r aino an Der
9ip6teritis leioet. Gie beigebroAte
@unoc lit ungefGbrlif, ioooB slfer0
bomSoipital eutlaiien merOen fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Csine g}u6enmutter.

Sie6er ais fir i6r iieben Nlonote
aItes aino, einen biibiden anobcn,
5u iorgen, eebt Die % Sabre ulte
SSrou WlDrtle 9iitnfles bon Der gtorO-
McGullob StroBe ms @eidngniB.
Gie ALTERNATIVE lpurOe ibr bon &i6-
ter Sobonnien i'm peitliden GiItrift
geIteat. 6ralt 9iunfles pitrOe ailf Die
&eranlaiiung Scr &inoer-SiilfS-
9eielli6aft oer6oftet, ipeIbe Die 9lut-
li1t ii6er 0os 9obp Oorl6ufig ii6er.
nommen Bat. SeitOem Srau 9ilnfles
I'M leBten Ser6it BON i6rem @otten
Oerlalien mar, batte iie iid faum Inn
ibr StitO 6efiinnlert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
acincr SrmOcrl

Ger 81 Sabre alto Charles &alif-
mann BON g}r. 523, Siio-Gborles-
StroBe, muroe geitern BON oen %oli.
5iItcn 9ouiS g8ooe nnO Sobn Gnll
per6oitet inter ser 9cihuloiglng,
iciuer S6meiter, pelde in einen
Soipitol in Baltimore Gountp franf
OornicOerlicgt cipcu Gianantring
inn @ert6c bon $3.50 cine 9rol6e i'm
@ert6e BON $50 lnO inen anoeren
9ling inl @ert6e bon $50 gelto6len
5u 6a6eu. @or bier Sqbren ioll Der
iunqe &ouimum Elm &ernogen bon
unqcfG6r 10000 bis $4,000 Collars
geeret 6abeu sic er, Wie sic &oli5ei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27


Sn sen mcnigen Sogen Scr Sonmcl'
Gnmpagne purOc ser 9ctrog bon
$22S,762S9 5uiommenge6roAt-
@eitern mar GeforosSog, ga I'M
@on5cu $S7926.36 iiberrcidjt
lpcrocn fonntcn. II uGeutidomc-
rifoniide 9onf~ CAB $3.50.
Scr Baltimore 6onos bat bic Itott.
lidc S06c bon $22S,762.S9 crrcicbt.
Gie ncucn SeitrGge, Die BON Sen
@ruppen mG6rcno i6rcs 2un6con
gcItern N3ittog inn 9criugtonitroBen-
@c6du0e 6cribtct purocn, bctru0cn
$S7, ,926.36. Gie groBte Summe, Oie
bon elmer eir5elncn @crion anonpm
gelbcnft muroe, 6etrug $4,000.
g. Somcll @riSmolO, it,, madte
6efonnt ,ooB Die ,llnitcO Goilmons
ano electric Company" $4,000 Dem
ISonO iiberwieien bat. Syn cinen
Sbreibcn bob oie Gompognie 6eroor,
sob iie 6ereits sic 2o6ne ser 9lnge.
iteaten be5a6le, bic ii6 fir oie glrmee
uno Wlarine bo6en anper6en Ioiien.
Cine Ser bemerfenSpert6eIten 0e-
monltrotionen, mel6e irgenO cine
SlnfiinOigung eines @etroges be-
griiBte, fano Itott, ols 6efannt ge-
mo6t puroe, OoB sic o1euti6omcri-
fonii6e @anf" $3.50 fir sen 5onO
gel6enft Bat. @roBer Su6el unO glp-
plous befridte inter Oen 9lnpelen-
oen, Oie in entbuiioitiider @ejie Oie
ltottli1e @a6e bcipilfommneten. GS
Oouerte mebrere @limlten, bepor oos
lalIte 9eifallflntiden iid legte.
$. @i. Snnes, Sefretdr bon Sir
Grneit Sbodleton, Scr Oen 9ebteren
ouf ieinen SiiOpoI- 5ori6ingsfo6rtcn
begIeitete, inO GrneIt @. 9idncll, Der
goriiter oes Gipil6iilfsperfS oes
Hotben arel5es, tporen Die Sprecher
6eim geItrigen 2rn1eon. Serr Qid-
nell iagte II. a., ooB scr Baltimore
6onos Die 6eOeltenoite gepegung in
9(merifa oueeublidIid iei, INN eegen-
mdrtigen rno 5ufiinftigen 0totbfGIIen
81 6egegnen.
Inter Sen 9eitrdeen 5li Dem 6on0
NOR elm @ei6enf BON So bon ser
oSlO @}aIe 9i6eI~ aloiie 01r. A Scr
oritten eoongeliid-I d-Iutberiiden Stride
an ser Monument-StroBe. Sic Gno-
ben ser llnioeriitGts-S6ule ii6ermit-
telten our1 Sen S6ulooriteber @.
Q. @iariton einen G6ed IN, So1e bon
SIG.
Die 6irmo So6idilo, Go6u & So.
bate cinen 9etrog bon $500 ii6er-
ipieIen. Gur6 Oieien 9etrog ipuroe
oie 9eitrige Summe oiif sen 9etrog
bon $S7926.36 ge6rodt.
Sie65e6u Ger 80 @ruppen, pelde
eeitern 9eribt eritotteten, brobten
ie me6r ols $1,000. O6erit Soco6 g8.
Soof NOR an Ser Spite Der 2iitc nit
$6S92.35. Ger nddite mar @eneral
8. 9liggs, 5ii6rer Der @ruppe I, nit
$500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
@cgifnniIde 9iegiernns iuarnt
0cmtidc.

g9oI6in0ton 26. slpril.
OaS Stootsoeportement bot ofii5icl
0ie 9ladridt er6olten oaB ole meri.
faniic6e 9ie9iering Die 0euti6en IN
@}erifo geparnt 6ot oaB cine Son,
5entrotion bon 0euti6en nabe Der
amerifoniiben @ren5e oeren 9erbof.
tlmg sur 5olge 6obcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Somilmann-Su Sulucs.

sSn ser fat6oIiiden ct. 9lnn'S Sir
dc muroe geitern glahmittag ISrdl-
lein Selma 9lgot6a, @olBmonn nit
Serrn S5omas 6. 9oipes gum 9unoe
fiir's &ebcn pereint. Die Srauung
iuuroe BON @ater 8. 81. @ropn BON
ser ct. Mortins.Girhe, einem Better
Oes grGutigams, ool5ogen. Die
@rout lit ole So6ter bon 6rou 8. s.
8ofer BON 9lr. 422, Git2oiaoctte-
9lpenue, lmo 0cs oeritor6enen Serrn
9lobcrt 8. SmtBmonn BON 9tep Dorf.
glls 9raitiingier hlngirte 6rdulein
9iole 6. ScullD iul0 ais 9rartfii6rer
S5r. MiQiom s. 8oweS, Elm 8rioer
Ges 9rGiltigoms. Ole 9raut lit cine
S6ipciter non 6rou Garl 5. 0ir5i-
meit> cine Der Soliitinnen 0es Got6e-
tralG6ors, Die iicb geitern Dor einem
Sa6r oerbeirat6ete. 9ie @ltern 0cs
@rGutigons iino Serr mo 6rait
9Sotrid q. Bones BON Ger. 73S, Dit
9BreilonitroBe. gloh Der Gruuing
funO cine 5eier I'M SauIe Scr Srollt
itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27

@}onn nod england Oeportircn 8u
f0nncn
Sic 9ricic, mel6c Scr @onocrncur
er6oltcn bat, ii6crgo6 oerielbe Oen
Giitritts9lmmolt 3. 81. 9ennis, Der
ii@ nit Dem Suiti5-Gepartcmeuts-
9lgenten 9. Sorris in GerbiuOlug
iebtc, iuorouf no1 Grnittehmg Der
9lorciic oes 9riefi6rcibers Oie Scr
6oihung crfolbte, SoworO miro bis
5um 20. Nloi in @cmabriom oer6lei-
ben mif mel6en Gag Elm nenes Ser
bor ieitgeiebt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
glns OcntIdvcn gcrciucn.

nMo5ort.Mdnuer6or@ belt ieine re.
gelmdBige SiugitlmOe a6.-n9lll-
itrio-GiItrift 9lr. 2O2" triift @or.
bcrcitlngcn 81 einem Moi-9lus-
iIug nod Dem 2onOiie cincS iei-
& ncr Niitglieoer. uEbeater-
Gcrein@ 6ate Eon5.
Ger Girigcnt ocS nMo5ort-NiGn-
ncr6or", George 8. %o1lmonn lei
tcte geItern 9lbcno cine git6eiu6te
SingItunOe oeS n0}o5ort Mdnncr.
dor, oeiien Nlitglieoer ii6 in Dem
MN ni6t me6r neuen ionOern be-
reitS re6t beiniiH gelporoene Scr
einSlofol, gtr. 1920, Oit-@rott- Str,
5uionmcn gefommen morcn. @rGii-
6ent gilbert 81. Niogge ipro9 Ii1 re6t
onerfennenO ii6er Oen Gifer ser Sam
ger aus. Ger SefretGr George Seng-
feloer noltet ieines glmtes uno nal
tete oeiien, trosoem er es nod nidt
oll5ulonge inne b1lt, 81 dlgeineiner
3ufrieOenbeit. Ser 8eribt ii6er OaS
leste sluiterneilen 5eiete, oaB oasielbe
einen mebr ols 5ufrieOenitelenoen
@rfolg gebobt botte. @s lag cine
Ginldoltng bonn @eiongberein u@i.
nigfeit" gum 'Stiftlngsfeit Dor.
n9luitria 0iitrift gsr. POP.
SSn @aeener'S Salle, Scr. 4-6,
Siio-@op- -StraBe, batten Iib geifern
g(6eno Die NlitgIieOcr Oes o9luitria=
GiItrifts, 9. II. 9.,~ eingeiunOen
INN ibre monotliHen @ei6dfte 5u
erleoioen. @rGiioent Sulius @oernlc
fii6rte Sen @oriit. SefretGr 0leinbolO
Sdlonpetter beri6tete ii6er Oie &or-
gGnge in Ser leBten Sititng. Ger
GiItrift beidloB, i'm @toi einen 9lus-
flug 81 einem ieiner W}itglieoer ollf
Oeiien 2oniis 81 imterne6men. Sic
Sibrng mar gut beiu6t unO enocte
in einem gemiitbIi6en 3uiommen-
lein.
Deutf6er 96eater-gerein. Z H..
Sic Olitolieoer Oes aGeutiden
S6eoter-Gereins" batten ii6 eeitern
9lbenO 81 ibrer no6entIiGen 9l6eno-
unterboltung i'm ,8erliner Sof" ib-
rem &ereinslofdl, eineefunOen. Sci
Cans un0 llnter6oltung entflo6en oie
StunOen mlr all5u ihnell. Sn ser
nd6iten @erianmlilug miro Scr Ser
Elm 0ns Stlioiren cines Sbeoter-
itiides pieoer nufnebmen. 0lor Gre.
mib, Ger Girigent oes Gereins, lic-
ferte sic San,miiif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
9aoOt nimmlt an.

g8of6ington, 26. 9lpril. -
Gli6u shoot Der frii6ere Stuotsiefre.
tar, Bat 6ciite nah ciner Gonferen5
nit @rdiioent 8ilion mo StaotS.
Scfret1r 2oniing Die Steuung Oes
@oriisers Scr omerifoniiden Com.
.miiiiou Die nod 9iuBIono entionot
mer0en miro, ongenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
@imlicO Gircle iOll 6rcitcr uer6cn.

Sic Eorf-geb0roe biclt gcItcrn
Nn1nlittag cine observation-disclosures
lung, in pel6er cine &ciolution on-
genommen plrOe, in ipclber Mooor
&reIton eriudt miro, ocn SSo6rlucg
am &imlico Circle Inn 80 SUB brei-
ter MAIDEN 81 loiien. Die not6igen
80 SUB fonnten obne niel Soften
0urh sic 8eridmdlerung ser @orf-
9lnlogen crlangt merOen. Sic 'Forf-
geb0roe bei6loB ou6, aae bro6lie-
genoen 9onoltreden rpelde ni6t fir
&orf5pede 6enubt peroen, fir oen
9lnbnu bon g}obrlm9snlittcln 5lir
Seri iiigung 5u iteleu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
SG6cs (Sn0e.

Gie geerOigung bon 6rau 9ellie
9effopib, pel6c porgeItern in ibrenI
Seim glr. 949, Yenniplpanio-9lDe.,
pom SHlne eerii9rt nuroe, fin0et
bellte Nloroen itott. Srau 2effoipis
itommt ans @ari6mu unO fam ais
illnaes WldOden nod glmerifa. sic
binterlGBt ouBer ibrem Soften Ga
mieI 2effotuis, orei Sobne irnO Orei
Sohter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Srnd?

Observation-Disclosures iit fen glebenae
fcbdit meinerieits. es M niein c5ebdft uno ons
,,Soenl Nruh6nno" ole bette Sn1pfiine. IS
Idfeit uno gsirfinmfet iit IS obne QIeiohen
fein binoen Der 0iiften ooer 8eiu-9iiemen. @ut
beIifroen bon 9(er8ten ulio empfoben bon Salt
ienhen pecbe burcb bdsielbe giitben bnttefl. @e
foiet nicbt mebr ais cine minoerpertbiec Irf
Sicp1rnturen aner 6abrifate SifeH Sdniiia5s
3. $, @srae0suM 5s5 R'.eWtaw.stF,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Nnabc pcrif,unnOen.

Gie Glteri Oes IA Sabre olten
9(rt6nr Eilg6mon bon Ger. 52t, 60
llmbia.9(Oe., ser ieit lebtcn Soms-
tag oeri6munOen it, 6oben sic 9oli-
5ei eriud6t, nod Dem anaben 5u iu-
6en. @r lit 8 SUB 9roB, bat 0iuF-
les Snnr ln0 bloue gllgen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27

gl6unncntcn, sic ben u9entidcn
GOrreipouOentcn" nidJt piinttlidj uOcr
nnresclmGhio er6alten iinO se6cten,
Der Office SOOuu per Selcp6uu OScr
IdriitIid @titt9eiInns gu madcH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
3immcrmaun iibcr bic iutcruaiiOnulc
Gage.

Gopcnbngen, Uia SonOon, 26.
9lpril. Ger oeuti6e Stootsicfretor
fiir 9lusmdrtige 9lngelegeubeiten, Or.
gllireO 3inncrnamh miro, pie ous
Berlin genelOet miro. in oen nd6Iten
Goeen Dor Dem Budget. 9lusiduB oes
9iei6StoeS oie internotionole Gage
beiprehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27

ongicbt in lmgcia6r 5wci Sabrcn
Ourbgebradt bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27

gl6Dnnenien, bie ben ,,9cntldjen Cor.
reipUnbcnten" nidli piinltIidj Ober nnre.
selmdhtg erbnlten, inh gebeten, Der
Office babOn per EricpbOn Dber idlriitiiG
pfittheilune 81 mg@eM
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-12

Amy avenue. yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Bogovich of Roberts
avenue entertained a number of rela-
tives and friends at luncheon Tues
day afternoon in honor Of her daugh-
ter Mildred's eighth birthday
Mrs. T. w. Kohr of Indiana boule-
ward attended a meeting Of the Library
Board in Hammond Tuesday evening
Mrs. Wheeler of EarlvilIe, Ill. is
spending the week with her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Benson OF Roberts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarke and a
party of friends from Blue Island mo
tored to Fremont. Ind. Tuesday, where
they enjoyed a days outing.
Mrs. McDermon of Chicago visited
her sister Mrs. Charles Gothic of In
diana boulevard, yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Boness of Roberts avenue
spent Monday in Chicago visiting her
mother. Mrs Rhody.
August Dresser transacted business
in Hammond Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Eggers of Lake avenue
visited Mr.. and Mrs. William Seliger
of East Side Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Ehlers of Roberts avenue
was a Chicago business visitor yester
day.
Mrs. Gold and Mrs. George Gothic of
Chicago visited at the Hayes home in
Roberts avenue, Monday.
Dir. and Mrs. John Plau of Myrtle
avenue entertained friends from Toledo
o.. Tuesday.
Miss Young of South Chicago was the
guest of Mrs. John Visconti of Roberts
avenue, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gerke and chill
dren enjoyed a days outing al Lincoln
Park, Monday.
Miss Helen Smith of Chicago was
the guest of Miss Vivian Cough of
Roberts avenue. last evening.
Mrs. Brown of East Chicago spent
the day here visiting her sister. Mrs.
Stephen Langohr of Indiana boulevard
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-12
The Mill End Sale is just attaining it's height
New lots of Merchandise are being unpacked
daily come tomorrow and GET Double S. & I'll.
Green Trading Stamps with your purchases.
THREE BIC
HEARINGS
THIS MONTH
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. July 10
Three big hearings have been set by the
Public service commission for this
month and the >price of coal is the main
factor in all of them. Gas companies.
railroads and electric companies all are
asking for increased rates. assembling
the high cost of materials and supplies
as the reason And in each case the
petition lays greater stress on the high
cost of coal than on any other point.
On July II and IL the gas companies
Of the state will have a hearing on their
petition for permission to manufacture
and sell a lower grade of gas at the
present rates. At present the rule is
that gas must show British thermal
units and the companies ask the COM
mission TO permit them to reduce this
quality to $50. Practically every city
in the state is effected by this petition.
This probably will be a very interesting
hearing.
On July 16. II and Is there will be
hearing on the petition of the railroads
for permission to make an INCREASE OF
Is cents a ton in coal freight rates for
shipments inside of Indiana They say
the high cost Of coal and labor makes
their operating expenses much higher
than formerly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-12
NEWS NOT
PERMITTED
IN CABLES
BY w. s. FORREST
Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent

PARIS. June 18th. (By mai).-In-
formation relative to the individual
members of the American expeditionary
force in France, will not be permitted in
the news cables. The general staff an
nounced today that such news must be
transmitted to the folks at home by the
officers and men themselves, not by the
newspapers.
The fighters Will be encouraged to
write fully and often to those who are
interested in them. This mail will pass
through a 1enient military censorship
and upon its arrival in American may
be given out to the newspapers by re-
spective relatives and friends.
The only exception to the general
staff's ruling. according to plants out
lined today. will be in event OF excep-
tional cases where individual acts OF
bravery or devotion to duty may possib-
ly be communicated to the press Off
cially at a later time. This will not
happen, however. until American troops
have been actually under fire.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-12
TUNES FASHION DEPARTMENT
MISSES DRESS.
By Anabel Worthington.

The usual order is reversed in this
good looking frock for the young girl,
No. 1919, for the back has yoke to
which the lower part is gathered, while
the front has no -fulness whatever. The
long vest with the wide collar attached
TO the inset section is the centre of in
terest in the front. There is no waist
line except that marked by the narrow,
crossed belts. which button at the tops
of the pockets The long pockets are
slashed in the material, and the real
rockets are underneath Several rows
Of soutache braid make an effective
trimming on collar. cuffs, belt and
pockets. The dress is to be slipped on
over the head. The sleeves come in two
lengths-short ones for the wash dress
and long ores for the serge or silk dress
The dress pattern. No. 1919, is cut in
sizes 16, Is and 20 years Width at the
lower edge of skirt is 2ss yards As on
the figure. the 10 year size requires
saz yards SO inch material. y yard con-
trastins goods and 1914 yards braid
IL obtain this pa tern send 10 cents to
the office of this publication
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-12
ROBERTSDALE

Mrs. Upton of Chicago was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Christensen Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-12
CENSUS REPORTS

WASHINGTON. July 11--Te13srei
cezsus complied today in connection
with the registration for the new mo-
tiorlaI army sh0us the following cities
IL InEEarra to have the following popxrra-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-12

Industry.
persons fr.dustriously Occupying
themselves thrive better on n little
OF their own honest getting than laz7
heirs on the large revenues left unto
them-ST. Fuller.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-12

To Arms-Your Country Gala.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-29
Blackleg NolU
Under Control

That the threatened epidemic of
blackleg among the herds Of Grady
county Is now under control is the
opinion Of County Agent o c. Cooper
who in the past three weeks has vac
cinated between 1900 and 500 head Of
cattle This. ia connection with the
vaccination OF 100 hogs in that period
has kept him on the go day and night.
Among the afflicted stock were six
lead which had contracted hem
orrhseie septosima and hydrophobia.
But the iabors 81 the county agent
are not yet concluded ih this respect
His tiaie yesterday was consumed
along the same Zines ana On Weanes.
day he was as busy as usual with vac.
cinauen He left Chickasha at 4.10
III and in company with Mr. and
Mrs WIN lumaa iet ior the Inman
ranch four aad a half miles northeast
Of Tnttie where he vacclnated two lots
~ hogs. From there he went 10 a farm
six miles north OF Yerden on the sane
mission then six and half miles asst
oi verisn in both of which localities
he vaeeinated several more lots. two
q these "hanches being doctored by
lsnteru light BE returned al 1920 i.
nj after covering liG miles and then
answered PHONE calls until after 1I
c'clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-29
MEN ENLIST"
NATIONS CALL

Oklahoma cry okla~ June ga
speeiall-Youag men. enlist
{ Tho nation is calling for volunteers.
The state is calling for them. Okla
homa has not furnished her share 10
far Not e single county has furnish
ed It's share
state and national war officials are
attempting to fiji the regular army
and the national guard to war strength
this week More men are needed.
More men must come to the service
Of their country Tho efficiency Of
the war organization demands IT. AT
ONCE
Many cities in Oklahoma are putting
on immense campaigns for men this
week Speakers Tor picture shows
street music. automobile parades. mass
meetings and many other methods are
being used By citizens in different
parts Of the state Enilsiments have
ircrfased- but more are needed
-.leH-may volunteer between the
agss q rs aud te. whether OF not they
ore oi tAa age for registering
Those who wish to go into the regu-
iar army should see their postmaster
Those who wish to enlist Ia the ma
.ionai guard Okiahoma's own var or
sanizai.ou. should first 50 10 anv nhy-
'ician iH the state for free cxamina-
.ion- then wire adiut3nt General Ancel (
Earp Oklahoma City. for trnnsporta-
lion 10 the nearest recruiting office.
Mca are neeied NOW.
otiahona must not 90 ia the list al
.iacker states.