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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
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Screitidait gebaltcn, um 9inBe=
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fatt1tnlodung Der @Igit, sSSoiiet H.
8eIterl @iieltbabngeieIidoft. ON
5telle Der Ttreifeu0en 8eiheniteller
In @arn, S5tt0., uno ben Raugierho-
fen in sin. .Gbicago, Streitbreder
on3uitellen, bat 1tnter oen Streiteru
groBe 4ufreglut8 berborgertfen ltll0
man befitr6tet erultlihe &rbeIt1rlrl-
gen. Scr 8itrgerneiitet bon @arp
mill fidJ olt Die 9tegieruug um Inter
itiiBuug mct0en.
0ie hieiigen lStaGlmGrfe, pel1e
groBc Gcgierltug5duftrage sit erle0t.
gen hobcn, mttBteH megen 6es
Streit5 qcid[oiien mer0eit, oo es on
Bacterial mangelt. 8ia 2lrbeiter.
ihoft oieler 2lnIagen lit gegen bic
itreifenben 8u9naugeiteltten belon-
Ders erbittert, 6a beltta fiir bic
5tahImerte cine aagemeine 2obner.
b6blng BON 10 8ro5el1t in &raft ire,
ten iollte.
Die 8riioeridoft ser Giietbobner
uno sic 8eideuiteller -9ereiniguna
ipeiden Diele Der Streifeu0en ange.
boragL mer6en fih eingeben0 nit Der
streitaugelegenbeit beiaiien, oo Die
Ter bon feiner Der bei0eu &ereifli-
gangen angeorollet o0er 9ut9ebeiBetl
wur0e. 9ie glusitduoigen foroern
eine 2ohn5ulooe ION uiigefabr SO
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
CcnScn INT ciitcr ll1ctbc
fiinfntal attoeetiffen!
Die greiic iiber bic G6nmadt, ben.
lelben mndtuoll at begegncu,
alfaereBt,

Qon6on, /. Oft 2on0oft ipltr0e
Iebte 9tudt nie0er bon oedtiden
Gliegern ougegrifferL 1nto Die 1elttis
gen Morqenbldtter erqe1en iih lit
ifarfen 2[erBerlrgen gesen bic Gan.
oe8oerteioigung, neil iie ni6t iulito1t.
DC lit. 0teien Qlngriffeu erfoIgreid 8tl
begeQneu. sSeoenialGs baben Die
JlieQerap9riffe Der IeBten g}aht iuie-
Ser @2efidlenteben gefor0ert; ii6er
Die 8abl miro nod ttidts offi8ieII &C.
meJoet. 3n 4sm ofii8iellen 8eritt
itber 6en iii1giter SSliegeran9riff
heibt es: Ser 2ouoon 2iitritt
muroe lebte 9}odt tpie6er bon feino-
Iiden 6liegern beimgeiudt; unbeitd-
tigten @eriiGten 3ufolge iollen 0rei
0eutide 8Inq8enge abgeidoiien NOR
oeu ieiu. Sin 3lniti4teier 1iillte
oen bellen @2onoihein Elm 10 oaB bic
u8ai0er~ fir Die 2eute IN ben Stra-
Ben 2onoou8 uuiihtbor tpuren. Gent
S6ale Der 9[bmebrfononen naf6 8lG
.trteilen, 6erpegten iid 0ie gleroplane
it6er berihieoene gt6idnitte Der 5ta0t
tn6 ltngeqeno. Gem 8eridte oes
Generals 6renh 8ufoIge, brod elm
feinoLi6e8 @eIdpn0er fltr3 bor Z
llbr uben0S itber Sent 1tnn @]ier
ms 2an0 Elm, ein onoer8 gegen 6
llbr aber0s. 3ebu oerieIben eridie.
nea iiber 2on0on 1tnn 0urdbroben
0ie GtBereu 8erteioiguagsIinien; 5
8irfelten iiber 2onoon 6ireft II. lpar-
fen eine Qln3o9I 8on6en herab"
glQgetnein miro Der &uf nad nebr
N6pe1rqeifilBen II. Elm beiiere$ Sp.
item Der 8orrt1gsiignole laltt lie.
berfdlle INN Die iebige 3eit itegen ia
8A erlporterL 10 jaQt man iib, gu
6e6aucrn jei ober, 1oB Die 2ofloesbcr-
tei0i6unq 1li6t iltliton0e 1T, ben 2ln.
griffen Der n8abb aiaers" erfotgs
reid begegnen gu f6nnen Sic 8ei-
ttngen berIongen 6aB britiihe 6lies
ger oeutide 3epots biuter Der
&aalbflinie ongreifeu.
Qlud in Der 6dlu8tog 9}a6t iDtlr.
Sc bic @oltptTta6t @n9lonos ban
fetnoIiden fSltegern bonbor0iert. Sic
Otes6e8iigliAe outtlide 3elbuna Ian.
tet: 5eia6libe 2teropIane otangeH
6cate abeuo 8niiden s tu6 8 ll9r
in @ruppen iiber Die aiiFte bon Sent
IND Suffer. @tebrere ahgriffe fptr.
oen ottf Qoroou oit8gefiiBrt ltn0 et.
nige giugen in n6r0liden 1tno iit0s
0ltGdeu 8iitritten nieber. 8olnben
tourhen o1lh lit beridieoenen Teiten
DON Sent lluh @iIer gelporfen. @(f
4erionen muroen get6tet uto 50
berIebt.
iylieecran8riif anf Gtnttaart.
9sori8, / Oft, = G.s pur6e
Neltte offi5iel befaltnt gemd6t, oaB
iran3ofide 8lieqer etcn erFoI8rei-
den gEnariff mtf Stllttgart olsgc.
fiibrt bobeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
Drci Opfer BON
Streikmitrltbent

@arlaH fb, /. Oft. Ser bier
5errifeH6e 5tretf Der aoblei1grdber
for6erte bellte orei 3o6esopfer. Sic
bci0en 2(rbeiter Grant tmo 2utAer
S1ipulon loioie audi 2onrence
ecott, Elm 9lnaateIlter Der 89ite
Star Goal So, lptr6en bon einer
Truppe bon SiIfsiberifis, pel6e ID.
neu @erbnftunq5befebIe ilberbriugen
ioIlteu unO oeuen iie iid luioerieBten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
Die Japaner fir
cffene Cir int G4ina!

8aibington /. Oft. = 3ie gfe.
Dc 6es iapaHiitben Sonoerboten S5ibh,
Der nitt nit llnredt ais elmer Der
9eluieateiten StdatsmGnner Der SSSebt.
5cit eenalut pir0, in pet6er er fid)
fir cine offene Cir in China oils.
ipriflt, bot bier etnen giinftigen Gin.
orad berborgerufen. SSbiii Bat 0a.
olrd berpieieu oaB 9yapan oeu Son.
0elsiutereilen Der Ser. Staaten iei.
tens S5apans ttidts in ben ggeg ee.
legt per0eH miro,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
perll bcIt6laonabiiat
ScmtId1c Sd1iffe!

Gina, 9er1t, 4. Oft. - 8erlbio.
niidle Wiurinetulppen Babeu bic int
6ofeu bon 9aGao, 8erib befinolideH
fiinf Gampier uno orei Seaelibiffe
beiekt. Observation-Disclosures Der
5diffe lilto bon 0en 9eutihen eut-
ferut morben 10 Dab Die S6iffe int.
braldbor iino. IS beiBt Dab Die
Sdiffe Dor ein padr 9ngen Den Ger.
iu1 madltea 8tt entlDei6ct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
Der 4oapIt ertuartef
1lnttpert Scr 1Qiiertens

gfom, /. Oft. - 9apit 8cneoift
bat beute ben q(niierten Die Qlnt.
mort Der 8eutrolmddte allf Die pdpit-
li6e g{ote III Der Guportla8 3rge-
Iattot, 0aB oieieI6e bon ben 2faiiertelt
beontiporiet tperoeu miro. Ger &u-
titan ioliote qIeiH3eiti8 eine 9e8leit.
Gote, in wel6er Die gllliicrten unl
2luaobe ibrer 8eoiuglH9en eriltBt
lueroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
Britiidtc 1ocrlliIte
i'm September!

eou0oH i. Gfto6pr Guglanos
g'erIuiie an 9iannldaiteH be5ifferten
iif iH 4ionat September luut and,
lid]er aRelonaa auf 10l.598. m0
smor ipie folgt: Ciii8iere getdiet
536 9lannihafteu aetotet 1902;
Gffi5iere berfpltHoet o0er DerHiBt q.
15l MannidldFten peripnioet o0er
bernibt $500.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
Oclt. .. Dcimlino
tuirS penjicmicrt?

glmltet0nht / 6ft - 2out W}it.
teilun9 oes 0lilitdr @odeliblofteS lit
General =. 8eiullina, fomntnu6i7ren-
Der @eneral Nes IS. 4rmeeforps,
meldes Dor Serolm lieet, perllioniert
mor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
ariegsitruer=Sil 10
~ ~
gut luic erlcoigt!
Salt Srci tiiiltiarccn Dollars pcraeicbcn; Rcits
fcrclt5amsiduEs icbldet ,lieRrbcitcucrune
Scr pcitlNdlclt 2. hlaIIc ucr.
1oorIaqe Donnerstaa Sum ltntcrseidmen fertia!

aonicrei5beril1t miro nod int qoufe
nes sbeiltigen Cages Dem Saltie un6.
norgen oOer Wtittwoh Dent Senat
.nilterbreitet mer0pn g[ler g8obr.
fdeinlidfeit nod ipirb set 9r1fiOent
henielben Damn an 9onnerstag I'M
ter5eidiuert Sod iit man iiber8eugt
DaB Glide abdnoeritnaeu til oert ge.
nladten empfeblnn0en porgenonrnen
iper0en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
Der 1scicbskaitslcr
aiioeblId, leiSenS!

9lmIteroaut, /. Qtt. - 0ie Rbei.
Mid 8eitpbdliihe 3eitung meloet.
NaB Der acknowledgement oes oeltt-
ithfn Geidlstan8Iers bel 5u pilnfdeu
ii1ria loiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01

0ot) erfIGrteu oieie iid mr. 81 elmer
9eteiIiging bereit faus 0ieies Dol.
ltg nnabbdu9iq bon 9}arteier o0er
poIitiihen 8erbinoun9en iein iuitr0e.
&erenstD tit e1ltidloiieit, Elm nelles
aoolition8tabinett an biloen; oieies
miro ais cine 6irette Serausforoe-
rltng al ben aongreB betrohtet.
Sem 4roQraum lit fotgen0e8:
grgraiflutg bon @taBnabmen, 1ttn
Die Qlrmee 1t. Wtarine mie0er faupf-
fdbig al MAIDEN. 9lieoermerfltug Der
9lunrdie, obioIltte llnabbanaiqteit
Ser aobinett8uitglieoer bon Sen per-
Idic0enen Gorteieh GrtudbIgng bou
4}itqlieoern 5l1r fnnititlltioueIlen Ser
ioarmlunq melde 6as SS5lltereiie oe8
ruiiiibea 9feides altd mirtlid ber-
treten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
9lseitere glnfitGnhe.

3u 3ombaD An6 III Der Strim lit
e5 mie0er 5u bl1ttigen glufitGuoen ge-
gen Die Gegierungstritppen getoul,
men. e5u Der arim iin0 8er9e bon
&etreioeborrdten in 6lau1men aufge.
9Sit 1urfeItnn lift cine ernit-
lide gtebolte ousge6roheu. &rltpe
pen iino oortbiu geianot mor0eu.
ssSSa 4etrogroo itno biele Simmer
pnroen melhe BORT g8af.
ien uu0 9luuitiou eiufullften. Sic
9laenten gin9en NIT GROCER Siibnbeit
Dor un0 mahten aus ibrer glbiiht,
8affen fir Die finniidcn gfufitdn.
Dc at iaaiak fem 9eg(.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
fSlieaeranariff ami stnttaart.

Nori8, /. Gtf, = Gs Dnr6e
1epte offi5ieG befonnt genoft, oaB
8lieqer enen erFoI8rei-
den gnqriff aitf 5hlttgart oltsge.
Iilhrt hobeM.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
1t1ctterEterItllf.

ssiir Sm1ha itnn 1lmaegen0; Eeiluriie Be.
motif heiite abano IT. Dienstag fibler Dienstag.
sir 9(ebrasIa gIaBeHeia idldn bette obeilo
nl6 gienstag, fiibler @ienstag itilO int tuelt.
Iiden Geil berte dbeno
gFiir Soma SeiIpeie betu6Ift beute abenb
uno Dtenstoq, fiibler 9ienstag i'm Noroiueiten.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-11

Tipping is a habit, a neces-
sity and a damnable outrage en-
gendered by a germ. The germ
is employed by hotels, mostly;
and is known by various names
such as bellboy, hat checker,
waiter, etc.
This germ is bred and reared
in uniform. 1t attacks all ages
and conditions of men alike. Ii
feeds on small change; and its
appetite is constantly improving.
Tipping is an example Of
something for nothing. You
give the tip germ something.
He gives you nothing. And if
you don't give him something,
next time you go there he gives
YOU less than he gave you iii the
first place.
The tip germ is everywhere
and in everything, particularly
in a hotel. There is only one
thing around a hotel you mustn't
tip. That's your soup plate 1t
isn't polite to 10 that.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-11
". C. T. U. MEETING.

The W G. T L held a pleasant meet
ing Yesterday afternoon with Mrs
Singer. $50 Erie street. with a large al
tendance.
Mrs. f. &. Cross. president. appointed
Mrs @. y. Keiger superintendent of the
calls for help and advice from those
Interested.
Mrs. F. w. Preston was called upon
for report OF the talk of Attorney
WINERY q the Equal Franchise League
she night before. in which he took the
position that the new law granting sur
frage to women was unconstitutional
and that the supreme court would so de-
clare it. Legal opinion from other att
torneys. cited by Mrs. Preston, took
issue with Mr. WINERY and the ladies'
are believing they Giu he allowed to
vote for the offices not provided for By
the constitution.
b invitation Mrs II Z. Granger
from the Central union and also county
superintendent of charity and help. re-
ported that after much hard work and
through he kindness of many, and
Father Barrett in particular the John
son family had been saved from public
charity and placed in position where
IN their own comfortable home. or VIII
ba in a few days. on East Stale street
The children are in school. Mr.. Johnson
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-11
LITERATURE coMM1rrEE.

A goodly number Of the members Of
The literature committee Of the Wom-
ans club met on Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Minnie Kline. Mrs.
A l.. Murray, IA charge of the day :
study a resume OF the years work. gave
most interesting and helpful discus
sion tracing the main events that led to
the development of the English language
and literature and noting the writer's
who illustrated the gradual advance
ment to the Elizabethan period Espe-
cial attention was given to the CON
temporaries Of Shakespeare. The
Shakesp earean pictures shown with the
radi-opticon We're very pleasing ard
gave the finishing touch TO a thoroughly
satisfactory program.
REPORTER FOR THE DAY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-11
NEW CLUB IS ORGANIZED.

The Misses Margaret and Charlotte
Haack. Barbara Regnier. katherine. En-
ma and Anna Kirschsieper. members Of
the Home Girls Club viii hold their next
meeting Thursday evening at the homo
Of Miss Barbara Regnier. $40 W. state
street The f 6. NJ. \. club OF Chicago
VIII be guests at the meeting. The cleo
tion Of officers viii take place and viii
be followed by social hour. The club
was named by Mrs. J. r. Regnier and
was very recently organized.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-11
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MISSIONARY MEETING.

The April meeting Of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of the F1rst
Methodist church took place yesterday
a tine home oC Mrs. a II. Wilcox i'm
Glendale Park. The meeting opened
with short devotional service con
Quoted BY Mrs. b F. Hathaway after
which Mrs. W. j. MacAleer took charge
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-11
SOCIAL AFTERNOON.

About twenty-five members Of the EX-
Councillors club of Triumph Council No
In u. Of i. and friends gathered at the
home of Mrs Babcock in Wilcox street
for a social afternoon yesterday. The
guests brought their needle work and
during the afternoon enioved contest
The Farmers Love Letter" Dainty
refreshments were served by the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-11

has signed the pledge and gone 10 work
and declares ne viii die before ne Will
drink again Too much can not be said
for that grand little christian woman
Mrs. Granger. who has thus been nstru-
mental i'm saving a father from the penal
farm and mother and children from
public charity
Mrs. Dickerson favored the guests
with piano solo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-11
AFTERNOON CARD PARTY.

At he afternoon card parry a. me
Hammond Country Club yesterday high
scores were made by Mrs r. f. Bell.
Mrs. August Schneider and Mrs. NJ. D
Stewart Auction bridge was PLAYED.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-11

-Sayiu' 4 told you so, don't get YOU
muffin said Uncle Eben- De man dat
i1aew de storm was comm needs an
umbrella same as anybody else
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-11
Glasses Fitted
Correctly

DR.. Mckee, Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat Specialist,
gives bis personal attention
TO each case. Remember,
many times other diseases of
the head are responsible for
the nervousness and eve
strain. Our prices the most
reasonable in Hammond, not
only In glasses but our full
line of jeweIrv and watch re-
pan1ng.
j. Pappas
148 State st. Phone 1871.
Hammond. Ind.
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LAS CINCO DADIVAS
En- la aurora de la vida llegose
la Buena Hada, con su %cestillo en-
las manos, y dijo al mancebo:
He aqui mis- dadivas: Fama,
Amor, Riqueza, Placer y Muerte.
Ellie pronto.
FL mancebo exclam6 sin titu-
bear:
Para que pensarlo?...
Y eligio Ell placer.
Y Sc fue por Ell mundo y empezo
a soborear esos goces apetecibles
que hacen suspirar a la edad mo-
IA.
Pronto Sc convencio el joven de
que esos goces eran f%ugitivos y
matadores de illusion que eran va
nos c infecundos. Cada placer gus
tado. deiabale con la mueca del
hastio en- los labios. Tn dia penso:
-Cuantos amos maIgastados /
nutilmente!. ..Si podiese volver a
elegirl
Volviendo a aparecersele la Bue-
ma Hada, lie dijo:
-Oudan cuatro dadlvas. Puedes
elegir de nuevo. Mas no divides que
eli tempo tiene alas y que solo n
--- 90 -rartnEn
FL hombre medito largo ratio. Y
eligi6 Ell amor. No advirtio que de
los parpados del Hada Sc despren-
dian dos gruesas lagrimas.
Transcurrieron muchos amos, y
cierta noche encontrose ell hon.
bre arrodi1lado junto a un ataud en-
I'M lugar desierto. En- communion
consigo mismo, murmuro:
-Uno a uno fueron yendose y
deiandome. Ahora es celia" la que
me abandona. Las penas asolaron
mi espiritu. Por cada bora de di-
cha que me proporciono csc trail
dor mercader que Sc llama Amor,
me hizo pagarle con amos de amar-
gura oh, maldito mil veces sea!
Ellie de nuevo-le dijo la Bue-
ma Hada.-El tempo es gran ma
estro Y ahora sabras 10 que tie con-
viene. Quedan ties dadivas. Pero
solo una de elias es preciosa.
Reflexiono Ell hombre y eligio la
Fama. La Buena Hada Sc alejo o
un suspiro.
All pasar de los amos torno la
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
D. { ]. PROJECT
HELD UP AGAIN
ORDINANCE FOR SEVENTEENTH
STREET WORK GOES BACK
TO COMMITTEE
Committees Unfavorabic Report Is
Turned Down and Ordinance Is
Called Up in Second Branch.

Definite action on the ordinance"
permitting the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road 10 remove the planki1% from br-
tween lis tracks on Seventeenth street
and requiring curbinC in lieu thereof,
was held up again last evening Ill til"
Second Branch council. l'residrnt j.
S. Butts took the floor and lead Il
fight for Il provision 10 be inserted
in The ordinance requiring IN" raj,
road TO take care Of the expense Of
any street or paving changes that may
be ncccsStat"G by the grant. CoHSe:.
Guently III" ordinance was reieirri
Back 10 he ordinance committee Tor
correction.
The ordinance committee reported
unfavorab!y 10 permitting The L; & q.
20 make the contemplated change.
Judge Frank W. N"sbitt was allowed
10 speak as counsel for the Is. o.
He said:
This ordinance and petition were
drawn up in keeping with the safely
first idea. Two dangers arise from
present conditions on Seventeen, IN
street, One danger is that wagon
tires may become lodged between The
planking and rails and cannot be dis
lodged in time 10 prevent The wagon
from being struck by Il train. There
is also the danger 10 wagons passing
back and forth over IN" plankcd
tracks between the street and alley
crossings where there is not the pro-
lection Of crossing gates and watch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
YOUNG BURKE AND RIDER
ESCAPE. FROM jail AGAIN
tore out the bars and removed The viii

tore out the bars and removed The viii
COW.
blankets from their hunks furnished
The material with which "a max" 4
himSy rope 10 which the boy; trusted
their lives in making their descent 10
Inc nag-sIuAc walk on Fifteenth street.
Dressed for Il Hight they ran and
were we'll out of reach before their 49,
cap" was discovered.
Deputy >herilfs and police officers
were quickly notified ri their il@hi
ami q frW inmates after nine nciurE
both lads Were nabbcd N TNrnlE-SrF-
unlh and Wood; streets by PatroIm"l
Sandy Crimson and Fred Leach
They were making their way To the
river and had just lodged Deputy
Sheriff Earl P"dcUrd and Prohibition
Officer Bert Phillips, who Wer" close
upon Them. TN" lads were returned
10 Jail and locked in HE lower floor
under The watChlUl eyes Of tU:nEcyS.
Sheriff hastings and his deputies
marrrlrd at the daring of The lads in
taking In" chance they did in their
long descent In the street.
"Wrrn't you afraid that rope would
let 20" they were asked.
'Wrll. looked down.. Rider r"-
niicd, land thought I'd better say my
Drawers. but decided Ia TAX" In"
chance. If them soldiers hadn';
stopped u from going through The
Twcnty-ninlh street tannei You'd a
never rot US.
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ELECTION COMMIT IF COUNCIL
tn TAKE Up PLANS FOR PRIMARY

opinion that the charter does not re-
uuirc that registration be taken Tor
either the first primary or election
under the new charter although regis
tratiOns must be taken for each SUB
Seuuent biennial election. Personally
however. Mr.. Brennan farOrS regis
tration. Among some OF the council
men who believe that registration
should be taken for this election, the
question arises, shall the voters be
registered before the primary. or
after. Many hold to the opinion that
if registration is 10 be taken at all
it might as we'll be taken before the
primary.
Question of Precincts.
. Another question that will be dis
cuSsed in the committee meeting IS
the number and location OF voting pre-
cinctS There are several councllmen
who insist that the voting precincts
and precinct boundaries be the same
for the city election as heretofore in
general elections.
In selecting the election boards for
each precinct, candidates for council
under the charter. il they desire, have
the right to file lists from which the
precinct officers are to be chosen.
These and any other questions per-
tanning to the method of conducting
the election will be taken up by the
committee Friday evening. Solicitor
Brennan will meet with the COM
mittee.
The council committee on elections
is composed OF Jacob Beiswinger,
chairman Edward Mckown, Albert
Erb, H. Campbell Richards. James II.
link. J. II. Lasch and Or. ". P.
Megrail.
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BOARD OF CONTROL
ASKS COUNCIL FOR
$500 FIRE TRUCK
POSSIBLE METHOD OF MEETING
EXPENSE INCLUDED IN
MESSAGE.
81 1000 Credit for Old Truck-Traction
Company Has Paid $4,000
Damage Claim.

In letter TO council last evening.
the Board OF Control asked council TO
purchase Il new $4,000 tiyc.tOn service
tcuck for the fire department. The
specifications suggested are for a
truck carrying hand ladders Up. TO so
t."t and $50 feet Of hose 10 be sa-
toned 1T Twenty-seccnd street. allow
ing the big aerial ladder truck to be-
stationed always at the Eigilant en-
CINE house.
\ method OF meeting the e1pcnes
is pointed on; in the message from
the Board OF Control. A credit OF
81 600 can be secured for the old
aerial horse-drawn truck which "aa
wrecked By a Wheeling Traction coal
car. The Traction company has SET.
tied a claim for $4,000 damage TO TIE
truck. These two credits leave Il
balance OF $500 which the Board III
Control suggests be paid from the
money now being paid over TO the city
By insurance underwriters.
The message was referred 10 the
finance committee Of council.
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''Come on Over, See
\ My Corn Fall orr
~, Put Drops Of 'Gets-It' on Last
Nioht-Now Watch"

''See-all you have 10 do IS to Use
YOUR TWO :lngers and lift II. corn right
on. That's the way GctS-It' always
works. You just put on about drops.
Then the corn not only shrtvels. but
loosens from the toe. without affecting
tLe surrounding flesh in the least. Why.
tH almost pleasure TO have corns and
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SECOND FEAT OF DARING WITHIN
THREE WEEKS SUCCESSFUL.
Youthful Highwayren Picked Up Soon
After Descent of so Feet on
Blanket Rope.

Tommy Burke and Phillip Rider.
youthful pOcketbO0k Snatche"a. brokr
Jail again last evening for the second
time i'll tire" weeks. Last nights cS-
cape was even more daring than their
former cScapadc when with William
Jasper they tore their way through a
third story window and lcaped 20 the
Jail yard.
Burke and Rider were confined III
the third floor of the Jail y door
leading from their Cellroom 10 Il
barred cell In the front OF the floor
was left open so they could have toilet
accommodations. Tn" boys diScov-
cred what neither Sheriff Hastings
or Jailcrs Mcconnell and Rice had
found. \ bar grating guarding Il cir
cular window fifty fee; above the
ground was only forced into rlar" and
was not held by bolts or faSt"ninES
OF any sort. by sheer strength they
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develop, which will strengthen the.
local chapter; the membership cam
paign will 'br pushed with renewed
vigor. and Il campaign for $1,000 for
the purchase of needed equipment is
10 be started soon.
The finance committee o. the So
cicty met yesterday and pIcpai Cd a
budget for presentation to j meeting
Of lhe executive cOmmitlcr tOday.