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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Die Siege Der 9SOrtuaieicu.


Gin oeutidler @escnitoB in 9Iirito,
mi oeu sic slIIiirtcu ui6t ac.
iaBt purcn.
9hiS Siiia6on pirO omtlid aemcI-
oct 1ic Icutheu cr6iineteu oui
ooS Iinfc 9loWmo,llicr gIrtiIlcric.
ieucr Sic bciebteu oic Stellung
ylongaoi, Oic Die &ortugicien in qll.
ter Sronuug oGnc Gerliiite ger6umt
6otien. C2)
Ger oSempS" connlentirt Oieie
OlelOung folgeuoerraBen. rgluidci.
memo boben Die Gcutic6cn IN Sitoiri.
ia &rGftc 3iliammengciogcn INN ole
BON Olo5oiubiquc ouSgebcnOcn pors
tuoiciiidc GiicniiUc 5um Ste6cn 5u
6rinacn. 9oS t6 ailonctcr n0roliH
pom @rcn5iluB Houmuo lieoenoc
Sort 9}oiuoIa 6abcn sic Gelnid]cn
bcrcitS 5iiriiderobert. Sic 9cinblmg.
Die ii6 aui .oos Siionfer oeS 9o-
oumo nah 9lousooi 6dtte 3nriid3ie
ben f0nnen mubte MIN iuioIac oer.I
oeutideH mii portuaiciiiHeS @ebict
getra9eneu Giieniioc old oieit
StcIlIng rGuucn."
Goo ~. Z. 81 6crcrft 5icr3u:
Sic III scr uorItebenocn @cIouuo
crwdbnte portugieiiide Stclnug
bon glouaooi licgt ctua 10 @ilomctcr
iiiotdb 6eS &opuna aui portuaieii
ihcn @c6iet olio oui Dem rcdten
&oOrmo.llier Bon bier ans alma
Die nit 10 eroBcm Sei6rci onaefin
oigie portIgieiiide Oiieniiue gegeu
Den SiIoen 9altid-Gitairifa's. glan
gao lieat iibrigens ilitt etpo oireft
iii0lit bon 0tcUala oem Crt Der er.
item aemeloeteu portlgieiiihen glie.
oerlage, ionoeru etrpa 75 ailometer
oitlid oo0on, nad ser aiiite oes SSu.
oiifeu Oceans 3u Ger Oeutihc @c.
eenitoB gegen Forhtsieiiirb 0itoirifo
ibciut olio ciuen iucit groBcrcn
9lmm ST lmTiaiicn olS oic portnoc.
Hide omtIidc @clouus 5nacben
modte,~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

vGic Gnaldnoer ilhen i6rerieits
oicicu i6nen reht unouaeiebmen
oelui@eu Griolg lest Oamit 81 erfId-
rci lmo SIT entihuloigeu, Dab ic ia.
gen, 9bcrbeiebls6aber SHUTS iei IN
,Ciejenl 9Iugcublid nod nit ser Reor.
ganiiation ieincr Sruppcn uno ser
@ieoerberitelIluig ser 1ougaitifa.
ba6u beiH6itigt geweicn ioOoB er
NIT ieincr &auptmaht leiocr nidt
0obe einarciicn tomueu. llcbcr ole
qRcorganiiation~ iinoen iib einiae
gcbeiuulisuollc glnocntltnacn IN ser
iiiooirifanii@cn Rrciic, ocuen 5aiolee
SmtS beabNdpigcn iou, sic iiiooiri
rauiidcn mciBcn 9riguocl ourrb ,9lS.
taricrcgiacntcr~ dlio onrdb Ginac-
boreueuirlppen 3It eriebcu. 3u sic.
lem Sdritt babe CT iidb ooolrc6 Der
oalaBt gciebcn ooB bic luciBcn lilo
dfritanildcn Irlppcn inter Ocu
tropii6cu oitoirifonii6cu Selma mi
Die Gouer 81 iebr gelittcn bdtten.
SbotiGhlidb bat Smlts audi bcreitS
bctr0htlihc Sbeilc iencr iiiooirifo.
nIlden Eutppcn in oic Scinat6 cnt
Iaiien miiiicn una in Dem N6ihicos
beTebl an iic Der Soffnuug 9IuSOrnd
qegcbcn. GaB tic iicb nm fiir cine iii0.
oirifoniide Tipiiiou in 6ranfrcid
anper6cn loiieil piir0en. @ober er
nm Sic eiu9eborenen @efrliten iiir
ieinc glsfaricreaincuter nebmen MIL,
lit nidt eriihtlid, 9oiuto umo 3ult,
oie an en9liihcn Gingcbcrenen bier
cigcutlid nur in 8rogc fdnlen iih0
eS ndd1 ciner @rtlGrlmg oes enali.
ldlen Observation-Disclosures in
Siiooirifo Oberit Ericc niHt gl1c
Oieic NleIoungen beitdtiocu jeOeniols
uieoer einmal weldc SoraelL
Shipierigfeiteu uno Soften Der ia.
pferc @ioeriion0 Tcutld Sitafrifas
ocn GngIdnoeru modlt, imo wic cr tic
5luinat INNER iuicocr nclic arGitc
mo ncuc Niiitcl aui}ubrinact
n9hi6 lire porhloicdiAen SiiliS
trrppen bo6cn inlieroeicn betanut.
lid auis neic Sic Sdlognait imie
rcr Sltairiioner ipiirei niiiien. 8or
cinigen @ohcn fitnoigieil 0ic @ortil
aielcn rah cincr 9lcibc Don crIiitcuen
N@iBcrioIaeu triinlpbirenO ocu Gin,
morid III ocu Siiocn rnicrcS 5hnb-
gcbietS an Sic lpollten oabci ali
acblib Der Seuiibei edpibtnppe 6ci
gSepola n0rolid DER 8omma cine
ucrnicbicnoe 9SicOerlaae bciaebrad)t
babel in0 IN iicgreibenl meitereu
Sororinaen begriifcn ieiu. Seutc
itebcn iic id)on ipieoer iiiolid oeS
9lopnmo nni ibrem ciaenen @ebict
no lic iih III 6urht Dor eiuent oeut
lden slnariii perihon5en nddoem
lie iel6it cine idnpere Slic0erlage bel
oenlielbeu 9leooIo trob ibrcr lle6er
lcgcn6eit an 3obl mo 9lrtiaerie IN
oicicu gogen babcn 8use6en miilien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Gin Oeutidcr @egcnitoB in 9Iirito,
mi oen oie 9IIIiirtcu nidt &c.
iabt paren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

&ohe mar ipirflid auItrenaeno, iai0
obwobl ih niht leidt uu0e neroc,
atbmete id bod ant ais ib aeiieru
mn t01a llDr glbai0s 0as yader per.
lieB. SSir baben Hc6r uR0 mebr
SfIi3iere nu0 Nldinidafien abgeben
miiiieu; Die 5uriidbIeiben. miiiien
ieben iuie iie icriig pcroen Aaumt
Dab man sum Wlitiageiien 3eii fin.
oct mo enn fdrglihcs 9lben0cilen BIT
erii in Der 9tadt i'm - llbr. Bel
Den bobrn glnioroeruugeN Sic icbt
on ldmmilide Hccresanqeb0rac qc.
ileut mer0cu miiIiet iino ste Nrie-
0enspcrboltniiic niht mebr ais N1ab.
itab ait5nlcacH Ge Dat Scoqr oaS
gIcnBeriic ber5lgebst iuas 1t SER.
mog. 60 a6ulih loltcic scr iiinaite
@rlaB, ino mir t6nl aud oerl ras
mir mir fonnen 3imal od mon
liebt 0oB es id)neioig uonuaris debt
Bel oen ,SeInocn idninoet Sic Soii.
mug; bel ms lit lie feIienicit Ier
adiler beiic0lt, iulo aonercicbc iiit
gen imo ncIe iieben ali Ta5 oad
lHc Golt it ia gdr riHt fdhia sic
gan5e unge6clhc tSroBc 0icicr 3eii
81 crmcNeu gSie mar es 0ena
tS13I4, 1902 Saocr, N1iBtrollcn
leere @erltdnoniBloiiafeit GS mill
len crit nellc @einIetbtcr fommeu Sic
ale oieic @eihcbniiie duS elmer arS.
Beren Gntiermmg oniebeu @s lit
wie bel einem 9roBen gSanoqcmdl0c
mir Gle baben ruIier @cidjt Icii ali
bic 9emuano gepreBt, 0a fonncn mir
natiirlidl bonn @oBeu nihts crlcn
nen; aber nad 100 So0rcn oa mcr.
Den Die amoer III Sen 5d6AIcn init
gliiben0en Naugeu un0 NIT leud)icr
oen 9luoen ooiiben penn bon 0iecul
aricg Ole 9icoe lit lno in i6reu Sec
len miro OaS 6eiliae 9latdlpn icitl
0aS Delite lllller gdn3e9 Solt rod
l6n9it uidt 81 ipiircn pernag. g2a.
rum nidt2l @Gl ibnet Sic 9uiier
ol1 BENT @rot iebltl llu0 Sic eolio.
rem reoen iaIbunaSDole S9oric, natt
nit Der Salrt aui oic &an3el ga oon
ncrl mo ibrc perihlaieuc @cmclnoc
an5nbriilleu 9leiBt Cure sIuaen aui
mio ic9t @iId lnu oamit ibr crfcnut
morm 6 9e6t un0 mas mir lthoa
gciciitct babel lluier seer bai @a.
troncl uno ieine 6cIoffhen omu
pfen SSas liegt Ga an unS2l gger
glrme bat Der nebne ciu Wcmchr
oocr orebe @ranotrr. llno mtr oam
9eid mo Dem aaiier nidlfS niiben
font Der ipnn6erc ans. oem bier lit
CT elm imuiiter Gner~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Sic nnastemre CsrsNe scr 3eit.

shIS Dem @rinotbrici cines Selo.
graucn, 0cr bon 9cehn ocs @riegeS
nit oobci mar, ibon oreimal periplm'
oct mar (Oabei Nueinlal idmer) lalo
Jest crnHt milit1riicbe SIrbcit tbut,
lei Solaen0cS micocrgcgcbcn; uGs
liegt nidlt nlr auiiir, 6aB idb 10 EEL.
ten ldrci6c. id bin pirlli1 redt be-
id1iii0t ,No sic glrbeit iieiacrt lid
nod iortp66reno. 9lic pcr0ongcnc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

ucitIideu mic 6itliUen SfricaSihoi.
plab iino bon oelltidcu 8lieacrn nit
9olHben belcgt porocn.
Sin Salhboot bat n @littelmcer
oen amcritauiidcu 5calcr ,9Dmou
9R. Sam, 1900 lonrm IN oie emit
aciprcnat, nadoem scr Nlonnihait
geniigcpo ,3eit ac6cben mar, iib ilr
Siher6cit au briuaeu
9luBerbcm mrr0cn fiinf Shific
bon ins9eiaHmt 1000 Gouncn Der.
ienft Ger 9loimin6alt Ser lcit I.
6cbrum pcrienften Sdiiic lit oamit
Mii 2i2,4li Eouneu ecitiegen.
6rcitog 1G. Sc6ruor 9tui
ocnl 0itIiGen 9ricoSibaupIobc 6obcn
Die Geuticben ipei erfolerci6e Dor.
itoBe bei aiiieIin mo an Der 9abu
aoweI 2Is5f, ionic eiueu oritten bel
3loc5ow in oIoli5ieu unteruommen.
Gen Siegern iino iibcr 800 9iuiieil
olS @efoueenc in Oie N6noc gefoaen.
9IuBeroem iinO oie ieinOIicbcn SteI.
lungen al oacu orei &uuften sers
itort noroen
PIN Der @citiront bo6en iidb in scr
Gbonipaanc 6ei 9iipont einc Sd)lodlt
entluidclt melhc einen iiir sic ocilt.
deu geaiicn oiiniiigeu @crlmlf oc.
nomnicn.
Nm Scr Sontmc limo sic Oeutibcn
@orpolicn an ciii0cu Steacn 5pi.
tbeu Ocm SluB uno Scrrc ouf ibre
@olptlieaung 5uriidgeuonIncu
,Su oeu leBten 2l Stinoen inn
britiic1c Sdiiie bon 5uiammcn 5725
Souncu ais oericufi acmcloet nor
oen SnI eritcn SoI6monot 0cs IN
bcidrdnften SccfricgcS wurOen 22i.
l5S Sonuen ais oerieutt gemcloet.
5omitoM II. 6e6ruor S,n
Der G6onpa9ue 6dben Oie Sruppen
ocS oentiden @rouprinjcn 6ci lRi
pont cine Ciicniipc einaelcitct uuo
pier irouSoiiibe 2iiteu bon 260O SIC.
Ter @rciie imO 500 GRetcr Sieic cre
obcrt
Gcn Sicacrp limo S5S 0jeiangenc,
0orilnter 81 Siiijierc. % 0loldincn.
ecuebre iuo Gin Niiucnwerfer in Oie
SdnOe geia1en
Ole 6ron5oien Doben ibmere @er'
lutte crlitten pclGe bci nubIoiet Sc.
aenauariiicn nod aeiiei9ert muroen..
Teuiihc Nlorinc~ Slno5eugc ba,
ben sic aliiric 6luaiioiion 6ei Tiiu-
tirdcn bon 9;elcn crioIgrcid nit
9onbcn bclcat imO oie 6llaidnppet
in 9|rouo gcicbt
Phi ocm OiiliHeu SriegSic6ouplaec
6a6cn sic Gulppen OeS Generals >.
@ot6utcr ciucn rniiiiden gIu9riif iiiN.
lid oes Guiciter bel ssoborooc5ouu
obacpeien.
SSn ocn lcbtcu q Shmocn Iino
iie6cn 6ritii6c Gonpier bon ii6er
1886 Gonncn olS ucrientt gemcloct
porocu. Iomit lit Der &onminbolt
ocr icit sem ! Nc6rlior oIS pCricnit
acmclNcicn SAiiic oii 2Stii9 Eou.
ucI 0clIiegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
0nhlrnnraher llrifen

SobpStopn Ga., Il. 8cbr
Dic 2lrbeit IN iieben Der gr6bien Yli.
uen ii oielem Iiitritt ldg 6ete bradl
iniolae eineS 5trifes non 5000 aub'
lenardbern in ser 9ldbe BON @oriage.
Die 9lliSitan6i9el perlangel @e5al
IHRa ndh ocr 9ln5dbl ser aci0roertcu
SOnuell 0ohlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Gie 6ranffirter 9eihng bemertt
bier5i oNob GuOe Cfto6er uerbrei.
tete oaS eugliide &rieoSantt in Qoli.
BON cine @eIouna, SnB oie oeutideu
Eruppen oeS &omnlau0oS g9oblc, 0ie
bis Oabn iiioIid non Sobora geacn
beleiidc Solomon eciodteu batteu.
iib auiecloit batten uno in fIeincn
3rupps OergebIid beriuhtcn, iib
olrh sic cnaIiiHe Sperrlinic an
@roBcn Ruaba oocr 01paneali bin.
ourdl5uIdIeiden Sdoa ipcnigc Gage
oarout miiBtc ii1 Sic cl9Gide Snlp.
pcniii9rrng III Siiairifa iclbit oapon
ilber5eugcu, ooB Oieic 9ltlliaimng OeS
cnaliirben SfrieasamicS cine olrdauS
iriae mar. 9'idt otf 5dlcibmeqen
nno 6ciiulid IN nciucn 3criprcnatcn
lrnppS, iouocrn in geidloNencn 9I6-
t6cilungm iticBcn imiere oirdl oic
@dmpic Inn Ioboro IN ibrcrgfnariiis.
trait tciuesmcaS oebrodcucl CItoiri.
taner inter @a6lc alli oic cnqliihc
Sperrliuie, ole lire @creiniaWtQ nit
Der pauptnlabt Scr 0eutidlen Sdulb.
truppc imter Gberit ron Qcttou i'm
N}obcngc.9e5irf inO iiiolib ocS 9lu.
Tioii perbiu0ern ioIlte Ieni iHneioig
ourdeefiibrten Angriff aeloua cs,
Die cnglibe 2iuic iomobl 6ei Dem
itarf 6eieitieten uf0 BON etnem cnq.
lilben Cberiten bciebIigten lspitcn
9lgominii iiioIid bon ,Srinea, olS
ond wciter iiiOfueitIid bon 92aominji
bel @aImleali 81 Orr6brcaeu,
0ic Geiitid Oitofrifoncr iiiotcn
oobci oen cneliiden Sruppcu ldwere
bhtigc 8crIuitc 5ii no6mcn bci 9sao.
mimi Ocu eugliiden Gbcrftcn nit
TAFT Dem aon5cn &cit Scr 9cIaeima
gefongcn uuo crbeitctcu 5oGlrcidcS
&rieeSmoieriol oarmtcr siuei Icbme
re @eibiibc Sur ocr fioIihen uno
tlciuiten Der orci ocutlbcn gIbt6ei
llnacn Die eegen ocn cngliihcn be.
icitigten Soften bon 2upcmbc, etuo
100 ailometer 0tlib oes glorocnoes
ncs 9liaiio Sees, Ooreina. 1T oer
Gurhbrltd nicbt gclmecn. Cir
muBtc noh crbittertcn N1mDfcn
ld)licBIidl bel Der W2iiIiousitotion
SlenbuIo. nor6meitlid bon 9eelSon.
geubirg imo pcltlih bon 2upembc,
intoIgc @ri6oping ibrerD1uuitions
uno SebensmitteIborr1tbc fopihtIi
rem nodlocn iie modcnlauQ sic rid
wartiGen 9erbinolmacn Der on 9uo
bo imo bel Sriloa iic6enocn enoIi
l@en Srnppen ouf Dos SdlmcrIte be.
orobt mO 6oonrh mcit iiberIeaene
enaliide arofte ouf iit qesoocn hot
te 9emcrteusmertb III, oub oieier
Anariff Der glbtbciitnaen Oes 0eue
rails @oble mirfiom ourd, eInc SIb
t1eIlun9 Der I'M Niobenqcbcsirf itc
benocn ocutidcn Souptmodt inter
itiltt pllr0e, oic ourd) eincn glnorifi
ilber oeu 9tubuOicfhlB in ocr Ni6-
tlng oui 2upembc sic Gneldn6cr sur
3lilommcn5iebinG ibrcr 0r6ftc in
oieler @caeno 3lpong. poourb ser
Dur1brud Der oeutiMcn glbt6eiiin.
Gen 5miihen Sriuga lno 2upembe
meientIid6 erleidiert wuroc. 0os
oiirite chl 9clpeiS oofiir icin, ooB
trob ocr cugliiden Sperrhnic nod
0cuerno cine &erbinoune 5luiicbeR
Dem 3ommanoeu Der Sdbnttruppc,
O6crit bon 9ettop &orbcd, uu0 Der
9lbt6cidmg SSobIc beiinnocn bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
0ni,rnilrnrr frin IfrfnLn

v N II en- Aaiit ~ 6ebrnar
Die Stcuer, sic Ia peridicocncn 1i.
iiritteu DcrdidllonoS nuf Soften ae.
leQt lplr6e bat ib nidt aIp 6riola
erluiclen. 2ic Staben 9ep0lfcrllna
nabm III cincr ioIhen @eiie ob ooB
oic Stencr tcinen nenueHSpcrtpcn
9cirog bradic.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-21
CHICAGO BOARD
MAKES ITS REPORT

At the meeting OF the board OF di
reetors Of the East Chicago Chamber a.
m held yesterday noon. the fol
owing committees made reports:
New City Directory-In the absenc,
or H K Groves, chairman. w. J. Fun.
KEY reported that the work on this di.
rectory was progressing as rapidly as
could be expected and that Mr.. NfcDon.
nough. compiler of the directory. report
ed that II would be off the press some.
time before Christmas. The committee
was continued TO render any further as
sistance possible in this matter.
Congestion of traffic at Michigan and
Guthrie-W. J. Murray reported that
the sale of the G & l.. Street Railway
would take place within a few days and
that he had postponed action for the
present on this matter. Committee was
granted further time.
Advertising East Chicago in LAWYERS
and Bankers Monthly-W. ]. Funkev
chairman Of the committee reported
that the requisite fund had been raised
and that the matter would be entirely
closed this week and that East Chi
eago would, as a result receive a write
up in this magazine. Committee dis
charged.
county Improvement Of Calumet Ave
nue-M- e. Critics reported that he had
investigated the status of this matter
and found that the time for a remons-
trance had legally expired. but that. in
his opinion. because Of the faultiness
and incompleteness of the petition. he
believed that a remonstranee. setting
forth the facts should be filed with the
county commissioners so that prospec-
tive bidders for bonds on this improve
ment might be informed regarding all
conditions surrounding this improve
ment. Mr.. Critics presented a remons-
trance which was approved by the
board and for the careful preparation
Of it a vote of thanks Vas extended to
Critics.
Motion carried that the report in fun
be accepted and that a committee be
appointed to circulate his remons-
rance and secure petition. 1t was sug-
that inasmuch as the petition of
the Improvement of the road contained
i13 names this remonstrance be signed
some number exceeding 11S. The
chair appointed the following commit
ZEE to handle the remonstrance: Bed
Critics, Heifer, Harmon and
Amendment Regarding nTsmbs rship.
c.. P. Burdick of the organization di-
'ision submitted for the approval of
he board the following proposed
amendment:
Article /. Section ?. Dues. The
,hamber Of Commerce shall consist Of
Individual firm n corporation mem
ers. They shall pay such membership
ues as shall be fixed by the board Of
i~rectors but the minimum membership :
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-21

Williams. organist; Emily wedgewood.
Mrs. Lorraine Badeaux. Ruth;
Mrs. Mamie Canine. Esther; Mrs.
Amanda stone. Martha; Mrs. Mary
Ross. Eiecta; Mrs. Minnie Hartley.
warder. and Elizabeth Clinton. senti-
mel The i%nitiatory work was beanti-
fully exemplihed by the degree staff
ana the following candidates were
adopted The Mesdames Gertrude Crit
fifth. Rut Prowitt Mary Billeter and
Mary Mathews. Many new names
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-21

honor of their past worthy matrons.
The attendance was very good. Mrs.
Margaret Lewis was the presiding
worthy matron of the evening. Mr.. L.
T Loueks was worthy patron. Mrs.
Flora Johnson Of Crown Point was as
sociate matron: Mrs. Grace Loucks.
c~onductress; Mrs. Mary Jeppeson. as
conductress; Mrs. Ada Bickell.
secretary; Mrs. Jennie Meade. treas
urer; Mrs. Abbie Thomas, chaplain:
Emma Spencer. marshall. Mrs. Vivian
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-21

were balloted upon and II was decided
that an invitation be extended to The
chapters Of Hammond. Whiting ana
Indiana Harbor to be present at their
next regular meeting held October
4th. h chapter room last
decorated appropriately in flags
and cut flowers and the dining room
with the late garden flowers. The Of
dcers were presented with beautiful
Of roses. There were many
from out Of town
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-21

her leg, necessitating her confinement
to the hospital for several DAYS and
the wearing OF a cast. Her friends
have been very devoted to her and.
her room is constantly in flowers. the
tokens and friends and members OF
the various organizations she is a
member OF.
Katharine Howard. ABS OIcott Ave,
PhOne =SS' will be pleased to write and
receive social news and advertising for
The Times.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-21
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES.

Mrs, William Hart OF Hemlock street
is getting along nicely from the in
juries she received nine weeks ago
when q chain Of a porch swing she
was seated on broke and she fractured
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-21
IHY AEWVInEEw -~rm

The Eastern Star chapter Of East
Chicago entertained last evening in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-21
Get in Your
Winter Supplies

10 lbs. Can Sugar for---5oc
With grocery order of so or over.
- m
The weekly soliphone., 1917-02-15

Washington, Feb. 14.-German influence IS seen to- day in the Cuban and Mexican troubles. As officials viewed the outlook this afternoon, appears more than
 likely that Teutonic workers striving to str up tro- be both in Mexico and Cuba in order to keep the United States preoccupied with home affairs so that less at tenton may be devoted to European matters. It was evident today that German pressure was responsible TOT Carranzas recent note to the United States III which it was suggested that shipments of arms and munitions to the allies be discontinued It is thought aso that the German propaganda in Mexico has already been called to the attention of the British government and that con- sderaon is being given to the proposal to land troops at Tampco for the protection of oil properties upon which Great Britain must largely depend for supplies so much needed in the conduct of warfare The Cuban situation also may speedily assume proportions demand ing the intervention of the United States Dispatches from Havana stated that serious uprisngs in the pro vince of Santa Anna have been brought about on ac- count of the political differences. It is estimated that between three and four thousand rebels have gathered in Santa Clara Havana is still under martial law. house to house search for and ammunition IS be- inc conducted by the police authorities
 Unofficialy it is reported to the state department that three Americans have been killed along the Mexican hordpr This information to accentate the tee ing of insecurity It recalled this afternoon that at the time the Mexican American conference at Atlantic City was in progress German agents kept close touch up on the proceedings.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-02-15
Fewer Paupers in England.

London, Jan. 23.-(By MaiD.- Despite exceedingly high prices of necessities the number of paupers in England has steadily decreased since the war began. Social work CTS have collected evidence of the condition of the great mass of the people under war conditions. It all goes to prove that the lowest social strata, Restitution, is gradually dis appearing. Children requiring free school meals are the exception now. The Central Body of Unemployed has sold all the clothing on hand be- cause there were not enough poor people to give it to.
 The betterment found among those in pre-war times made up the pauper class doesn't mean that dis tross has disappeared. It is still found but mostly in homes of wo- men who drink.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-02-15
Guy Moore Took
 Poison By Error

Guy Moore, son-in-law of l. c. Leggitt, residing on the Leggitt place, one and half miles south west of the city, took poison through mistake yesterday evening at 6:30 and for several hours his condition was so critical it was not thought he would recover. He was in an unconscious condition until 8 o'clock this morning, at which time he rallied and at noon today he was said to be out of danger. MT. Moore was suffering with a rheu- matic pain and took a spoonful of medicine from bottle labeled "Tongaline. It developed, however, that a veterinarina who had recent ly been treating some live stock on the place, had filled the bottle with Bella Donna and it was the latter MT. Moore. took instead of Tongaline.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-02-15
Has Been Told Before.

. A Boston man tells of trip he made on a coastwise steamer to Baltimore when the vessel was wal lowing in waves that threatened to engulf it at any moment.
 Hastily the captain ordered a box of rockets and flares brought to the rail, and with his own hands ignited a number of them in the hope that they would be seen and help sent.
 Amid the glare of the rockets a tall, thin, austere woman found her way with difficulty to the rail and addressed the captain thus:
 Captain, I must protest against this daredevilishness. We are now facing death. This is no time for celebration. '-Harper's Magazine.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-02-15
First Violations
 Of Bone Dry Law

Lawrence Hedspeth and Willard Foster, two young men residing in this city, were placed under arrest yesterday afternoon on charges of violating the 'bone dry" law. Off, ficers found six or seven pints of liquor in Hedgspeths pockets and one on Fosters person. Later the officers made a search of Fosters S garage at the home of his father west of the plant of the Paragould Brick Company on West Court street, and found twenty-five or thirty pints of liquor. It is un- derstood Hedgspeth has been in the habit of going to Poplar Bluff and getting several suit cases filled with booze, and returning would get off the train at Knoxburn, a milk station on the Iron Mountain four miles north of Paragould Poster would meet him there with an auto and bring the whiskey to Paragould.' Hedgspeth was placed in the county jail yesterday after noon and Foster was lodged in the city calaboose. The young men are being tried this afternoon in the court of Esq A. B. Hays.