davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
Dentystyka = Wojna-
ZdroWIe.

lynn SWieCle uZnawana i "a nal
lepsZa uWaZana - slusZnie, Swie-
.ci W wojnie obecnej bardzo zna--
.czne sukcesy. Ma odbytej pred
.niewielu dniami konwencyi naro~
.rodowej organizacyi t%utejszych
dentystow, omaWiano wszech-
'stronnie i szczeg6ioWo role dem
'tystyki w caioksztaicic staral / "a
.b;egGw o dobry stan zdrowotny
.ludnoSci kraju naszego, oraz ma
szej armii. a wiadze zwierzchni-
czc wojskowc w departamencie
.hygieny oddaly dentystom amc-
'rykaiskim najwieksze be- "a
|strzczcn uznanic "a to, co w ma
pomknionej dziedzinic zdzialano.
Wiadoma rzccz, IL PREY poborzc
do wojska - zolnierzy badano /
dentystycznie, u kto miaf zeby Ii
che, temu je zaraz naprawiac po-
.lecaho i naprawiano, Wychodz9c
Il rozumianego dis juz coraz po-
wszechniej pcwnika, IL dobre ze-
by So jednym Z kardynalnych Wa
'runk6w dobrego i silnego zdro--
via, a tenn samem So warunklem
zasadniczym utrzymania nalezy-
tel hygieny W armii. Wladze a
merykahskie ME lekcewaza, ami
ne pomijaja dentystyki w sani-
tarnym ustroju armii, w ktorej
dentystow PRAGUE wielu z duza
wydatnoscia i jak najlepszymi re-
zultatami. Jednoczesnie zwroco--
no juz teraz uwage ia generacye
.pokolen mlodszycf, by tie pilno-
wa}y zeb6w i leczyiy je w~czesnie,
azeby podrastajaca m}odziez,
.przysziy materya} w~ojskowy -
Tic przedstawiaia nadmiaru tru-
dnosci i piracy pc poborze dopic-
70, lecz - by, o lie moznosci,
przybywali popisowi juz z upo-
rzadkowanem ,,umeblowaniem''
jamy u~stnej, co oszczedzi mase
Gala piracy, czasu i kosztow.
Wladze teraz-jak wszystko tn
.zrobiIy Cd zamachu jednego, tax
i w tel dziedzinie dokonaly odra-
I'll - uporzadkowania i haprawie
MIA ,,zebostanu" setek tysiecy
mIodych ludzi, ktorzy sluza obec-
ME w armii amerykahskiej, ale ma
przyszioSG - nalezy tego klopotu
oszczedzic wiadzom armii i pah-
silva, co zreszta czynic nalezy w
dobrze rozumianym interesie VIA
snym, gdyz jak zaznaczono, jak
wiadomo ogolnie - zeby zdrowe
So nieodzownym warunklem do
brego zdrowia ogolnego. Gala ma
sa najrozmaitszych chorob syste-
'mu trawienia, chorGb jamy ust-
mel ! innych wynika Z popsutych
|zeb6w, ktoremu to psuciu sic u
zebienia sprzyja cudownie tryb
|zycia tutejszy, jadania poSpiesz-
|nego potraw goracych, kwasami i
chemikaliami rozmaitemi przypra
wnych ftp. Ola tego to wszystkle
go, komu sic zeby psuc zaczyna-
ia, niechaj ME lekcewazy tego,
lecz je zawczasu naprawiG dale,
a zwracac uwage pacyent6w ma te
koniecznoSt powinni przede-
wszystkiem lekarze, ktorych RE
CA w pietwszym rzedzie jest u
Swiadamianie pacyent6w co do
ich zdrowotnych potrzeb: laden
porzadny dyagnosta ME pomija
dis ogledzin uzebienia, a zauwa-
zywszy je w zlym stanie - ME
lekcewazy tego; ola wszystkicl1
zaS powinno bye zasada, by co Pc
wien czas ~urzadzac ogledziny ze-
bow i przyprowadzac je W. razie
Ipotrzeby do zupelnego porzadku.
Gdy wszyscy walczymy ~wszedzle
10 lepsze warunki zdrowszego tn
|bytowania - ME podobna pomi-
mac i poruszonych w niniejszem
Ikwestyi, ktore zwiaszcza ola ma
szych rodakow - pod kazdym
v-zgledem mocno prymitywnych
" pojeciach o ~potrzebie hygieny,
lnie powinny bye - cd rzeczy in
Iformacya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
MACIERz POLSKA

fest orEanlzacya SsczsCs mIodg;ez pei-
aka ohOJga Dfci W p~racach nsHEowych'
pat-yotyCz7ych. 1 bratniej pomocy Ola
~podniesicEIa duCha moratnoSct ! dooro-
byju " snOlPcZehstwis. a sscseSolnle
m!s5zv wlodzia4a gOlska. Nozna zapi-
saf <is m poSniertne cd lat "a 10 IS;
ma esio-kav S:owarzyszonyca beS o.
E~ralicNSui4 wie&u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

Me zmartwychwstaje L pod
SrOrnu.
Zygmunt Krasihski.
~
Rad angielski odznaczyi wy
Sokimi orderami zasiugi wojen-
nej 60 pracownikow amerykah-
skich organizacyi humanitar-
nych ". NJ. c. A" i Salvation
Army: W tenn kobiet przedsta--
wionych do odznaczenia jest %.
Alala mySl, a kupa slow
Otto cecha pustych glow.
<
JcSli czlek stoi zbyt twardo ma
stanowisku swej osobistej godno-
sci - twardym i ~bolesnym bywa
dian upadck.
Idzmy tych budzit, co Spia choc
S. Goszczenski.
". M. &. A." zbiera ola zolnie-
rzy amcrykaiiskicl1 VIC Francyi 3
miIiony pi6r wytryskowych
fountain pcn).
Taz sama organizacya wysiala
w 10ciu micsiacach minionych
zoinierzom amcrykahskim we
Francyi $4,000 tub pasty do ze-
.
Najlepiej podobaja SIG nam,
obchodza mas tie rzeczy
i sprawy, kt6re ME So nasza RE-
ca i obchodzic mas ME ~powinny.
Mic d~ziwnego powiadaja, il "a
kazany owoc tez najsmaczniej-
sly.
Faiszywe pojecie, jakoby ro-
whose byla prawem natury; ma
tura ME utworzyla sic cd rowne-
go; jej prawem jest uleglosc i
subordynacya.
Kobieta, gdy ME moze niczego
nowego powiedzieG - wowczas
gada o tenn, co o innych s}yszala
cd innych.
Mezczyzna jest giupcem, jeSli
jest zazdrosnym O dobrq, porzad-
nq zone; glupcem jest rowniez
jest z%azdrosnym o fla To-
ne, ktora tego ME warta.
Il
Kiedyz wiec do licha! - mez-
czyzna ME jest glupcem?
Owoc doSwiadczenia jest gorz-
ki, ale zdrowy.
Konstanty Gaszynski.
%
Ignoranta ME pokonaSz - ar
gumentem. Niechby to sobie "a
polsko-amerykaiscy pc
lemisci.
Ub0stwo jest szczeblem do do
skonaioSci - malo jednak nan
wstepuje kandydatow.
-
PieknoSG kobiety jest ~obslonka,
Iichc tylko skrywajaca jej niedo-
skonaloSci, jeSli So jake; a by
waja -bywaja...
*
Madry przyjmuje rade, glupi
mia pogardza i pc tenn poznac 60
MONA.
XII. Hoffmanowa.
Me Gas zalowat r6z, gdy plona
lasy. J. S4owacki.
POLSKIE
w ORCHARD LAKE, MICH.
rozpoczyna pc wakacyach 35ty
rok szkolny ma wszystkich kur--
sach we wtorek dnia 17go wrze-
snia 1918.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
TEKIREDAKCYJNEJ
Z A~merykahskie A
WiatykI.

Swietnie stworzona, odrazu ia
rajwieksza skale nowoczesna "a
mierzona i wyprowadzona wprost
L zawiazk0w do rozkwitu Armia
Amcrykahska zaczyna juz ! awia-
.tyka doganiac wczeSniejszych ma
tenn pob - zwlaszcza W wojen-
.nej dziedzinie wSpotzawodnik6w,
Szczegolniej Francye, ktorej lotni-
ctwo wojenne osiagnelo najwyz-
sly stopien doskonaloSci w woj--
ME obecnej. Ameryka. ktora do
czasow wojny W lotnictwie kom-
mercyalnem g6rowaia, ktora stwo
rzyla najlepsze aeroplany, pozo-
sta}a, rzecz dziwna - W lyle INA
cznie "a europejskiemi pahstwami
No punkcie awiatyki militarnej,
W kt6rym to dzialc ma najpierw-
Sze miejsce w~yforowala sic Fran
eva, najpierwsza w rcalizacyi
radzwyczajnic doniosiych szans
.lotnika w walcc i wojnic Ia l2-
die / morzu. Francya pred woj-
ma juz miala znakoniita i .liczna
flotyllc awiatyczna i lotnik6w
najlcpszych, a "a MIA w szybkiej
.sukcesyi nastepowaly Wlochy i
anglia; "a niemi dopicro kroczy-
.iy Niemcy I przyciezkimi swymi
balonami i ,,Zeppelinami', ktore
W wojnie tel zrobi|y najkomplet-
niejszc fiasco, stwierdzajqc dowo-
dnie, IL nj obrotnoScia, nj skute-
cznoScia dziaEania bezpoSredniego
mierzyt sic ME moga Z mniejszy-
mi ale sPrawnymi, 4 cietymi -
osy aeroplanami. W czasie
wojny Anglicy, Francuzi i W}osi
natepili znaczna liczbe owych
,,kiszek' n;emicckich, kt6re 2dys-
kredytowaly sic tax dalece, re ich
rawet sami Nicmcy do rajd6w ma
powietrznych uiywaG zaprze-
stall.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

ri, tsrn pzIENNIR CHIcAGoski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

Me<otpte StQRU WSzedsfe zgG-
CzQjq sig " zdGHiu. &c must ISL
RieC Ej2I7OCzOHG, Hte1G!eSnd !
s0mnyeGCnd POiSEQ
Woodrow Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

y
Amerykaiiska awiatyka w VOL
ME biezacej udzial sw6j zamani-
iestowala bardzo zaszczytnie cd
samego jcj poczstku, re wspomni-
my tylko ochotnicza, ale znako--
micie sprawna druzyne lotnillow
amcrykahskich I'M. Lafayette'a,
kt6ra Niemcom krwi i maszyn
n;emaIo napsrla. Pc wystapieniu
Ioficyalnem Stanow Zjedn. do
wojny owa druzyna p~rzesz}a "
Iskiad Armii Amerykahskiej i sta
Ia sic gotowym zawiazkiem awia-
tycznego korpusu Stanow Zjedn.
We Francyi, ktCGy to korpus do
itrego juz zrobit wiele, gdy row.
InoczeSnie tn W kraju prowadzi sic
energicznie akcye przyspasabia--
ira nowych lotnik6w. wyszkala-
MIA ich - co navel znaczna licz-
be oiiar "a SODA pociqga, oraz btu
duje sic maszyny znakomite, do
skonaie do mich motory - tych i
do aliancEich maszyn sic dostar-
!cza, co wszystkO prowadzone
lest ma mozliwie jak najintensy-
w~niejszq skale. 0 szczego}ach TO
boty tel caiej. ktotych podawac tn
ME mozemy zbyt BOWEN liczne i
specyalnosci tylko danej doty-
czqce, czytamy w organic awiaty-
XII tutejszej. w piSmie Air Ira
vel', wydawanem w Nowym
Iorku, w ktorem tez znajdujemy
wiele wysoce zajmujacych szcze-
soi6w, dotyczacych sprawowania
sic lotnictwa naszego ma teatrze
wojny. w jednym Z artyku}6w
cytowanego pisma (zeszyt IN.)
znajdujemy opis walk napowietrz
nych, w kt6rych wyr6znili sic.
L. Campbell, pierwszy ,,as" ame-
rykanski i A. +. Winslow, kt6ry
zrzucii pierwszy w calej armii
Pershinga aeroplan niemiecki; o.
bal oni odnieSli swe wazne i CEN
he sukcesy - r6wnoczeSnie i pra-
vie W tel samej miejscowoSci, oba
aeroplany niemieckie zostaiy zni-
szczone, a lotnicy ich poranieni,
iecz zywcem ujeci. Ciekawem
Hest dla mas, il Winslow, ktory O.
pisuje swe przygody i towarzysza
swego-donosi o owych jehcach,
leo nastepuJe: MOI Jenlec udzlellf
waznych wielu informacyi; jeniec
drugi (Campbella) ME umial sic
rozm6wic, lecz oSwiadczy1, re
Jest Polakiem i dlatego ME byl o.
ficerem jeszcze, choc byl aspiran-
Item awiatycznym i lotnikiem ma
froncic bojowym ponad diva Ia
ia -" Szczeg6t to ciekawy wy
soce - zwlaszcza Ola mas. Spo-
dziewac sic nalezy, IL Z czasem
dowicmy sic o wiekszej 1iczbie
|lotnik6w poiskich, sluzacych w
armiach walczacych-stron obu
-,;,do,no nam ND. IL byfo Wielt1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-04
Slow to- SprOut

Neighbor How is your allot-
ment now, Mr.. Waters?
Mr.. Waters (a newly retired
canal boatmanl-Well. the lettuces
and radishes and peas they're
coming up fine; but this ERE
blamed bed amt showing nohow.
Neighbor What have you
there?
Mr.. Waters-Coffee beans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-04
A Corrected Impression

Are you aware" asked the
sweet girl, as they strolled along
the sandy shore, that the moon
affects the tide?"
II know it affects romantic low
ers," replied the young man in tho
scene, "but ! was under the i'm
preston it lost it's power after
they were tied" - Pearson's
Weekly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-04
A Matter of Taste
A Blossom, Anyhow.

Can any little boy" asked the
new teacher. "tell me the differ.
ence between a lake and an
ocean,
II can" replied Edward. whose
wisdom had been learned from ex-
perience. lakes are much pleas
anter to swallow when you fall In"
---Christian Register. !. ! "a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-04

The Champion knitter at the Carlisle
Indian School Is This Seventeen Year
Old Cherokee Redskin From North Caro-
lima, Who Goes by the Name of Ned
French.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-04
BY roNTAINE FOX
Held His Audience

Tho Lecturer-There was ono
time In my life when had no diff
flcuity in holding an audience.
Tho Sympathizer - When was
that?
Il The Lecturer-The night | pro-
.posed to my present wife. -- An.
swsrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-04
Getting Down to Fractions

Getting Down to Fractions
n Miss Sentiment-Were you ever
In love?
EIlgible Widower-Two and a
half times.
Miss Sentiment-Two and half
(lmes?
n EliGible Widower Yes, twice
nrried and once ejected.--Pcar.
cn's Weekly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
roe coRoNER.

DR.. r. ". sAUER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
FIENOIsH NURSES.

In nearly all the Allied prisoners statements ref
is made the revolving behavior OF the nurses
the German Red Cross Society In the whole OF the
testimony there are but three four instances OF
Red Cross nurses showing any trace OF humanity TO
prisoners Lance Corporal J. Abbott Dorset
Regiment. speaks getting water from Red Cross
nurses occasionally" Captain Gilland, l. y, Lance
the Of the cattle truck in which he
lying down case French zouaves and Indian sol
diers confined pulled and Red Cross
women they heard that the prisoners had had
no food FOR three days them sausage
sandwiches. But before they could give them to us
they we're prevented by German officers. who said
These are English prisoners. and they to have
nothing
But intervention BY the military needed in
other cases, The Red Cross showed positive
hatred of the Brsh-they refused anything 70 them
however desperate their need II be explained
that AT every railway station there elaborate
installation food and drink and medical appliances
presided BY wearing the Red Cross uni
forms. These showered attention on the German
ded would food and drink the French pris-
oners the British they had nothing foul
We some German Red Cross nurses"
says prisoner the only thing ! remembec about
them is that some of them spat our faces
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
y - - - y y =
RIGHT Now's THE TIME.

Are you awake yet?
Isn't your blood the point OF fear and ap
prehension of might happen 10 America when you
read of this bloody caacysm that is going on in France
If it isn't friend there's something wrong with the
stuff that flows in your veins!
You'd better be apprehensve
You've been telling your friend, oh, everything will
be all right. Germany can't win
Germany CAN win
Germany is winning
Germany WILL win if YOU and every other mother $
son in this country quit bunking and Dragging
and grabbing" and whining
This Hun that is beating against The British
front in France like angry of the ocean will
blot out civilization if it is successful
You've got quit kidding Yourself and pattins Your
self the back
What can do? hear YOU ask
You can give your full devotion to the successful
prosecution of the war.
You can fight the disloyal ana the Stacker as you
would the Hun on firing line You can be for
America in your home as well the shop
1t is high time put feeling, some eoncen-
trated national feeling into this Il is OUR war.
What are you doing the shape of SERVICE?
You have bought Liberty bond and given few
dollars to the Red Cross and let it 20 at that
WHAT SACRIFICE HAVE YOU MADE?
ANSWER THAT
If you haven't made some sacrifice or are prepared
to make some sacrifice YOU want Germany to win,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
EVEN A BETTER WAY.

We do entirely agree with the New Yorker
that the best to fight German propaganda is TO
get men from the front tell their stories
1t is a good way but not the best for that purpose
1t is perhaps the best way to apathetc souls
who even today realize that this country is at
those selfish. ignorant, lazy persons Who have TO
be shown outraged Belgium and French womanhood,
manned children aud crippled and blinded soldiers q
Uncle before they believe II
And then such is the gross selfshness OF
dense mentality this kind that they likely TO
say: Well why did they fght?"
The only way. it seems to fight German propa-
ganda the propagandists and when they are got
10 punish them. Shoot them if necessary.
We have done nothing along this line yet, thanks
to the supneness OF the Department OF Justice, We
seem to ignore the that by tolerance are
actually connving the stabbing Of soldiers in
back.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
PRIDE AND pomP OF WAR.

How would you like to he lieutenant in the TEX
lie Branch the Equipment Section Of the Production
Division OF the Ordnance branch of the War Department
the United States OF America? That what they
advertising for. They want with exper-
fence in the producing end of such thing duck
bling blankets etc. the rank to be End 1st
lieutenant. Just why experienced in this line of
work should have TO don uniform. leather puees and
spurs and carry riding crop is made known but
If twenty from YOU wish TO sit the front
porch straining grape-juice through your
and imperial while passers-by address YOU major
here is chance. And your doting daughter
terrain her nice by hauling the plush
album and exhibiting YOU in your regmentals whilst
each particular hair OF his is made on end
with tales of your and heroism sectors
of duck. webbing blankets and yarn.
OF course clad in civilian clothes and called
Mister could never perform the functions of this
office He would De pariah the staff officers
who sound the glory Of the martial Baker stree
If YOU wish take this Job the Textile Branch OF
the Equipment Section, etc. you be me very
model Of modern major general
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
OH. keep smiiing

OH, Keep smiling!
VERY nice little ri.su.
NOT long wed
SAYS she is more popular with her
new hub now than she was before she
lead him to the halter
BEFORE the marriage
SHE used to see him three evenings
week
BIT now that they have been we'd
four months
SHE sees him three and sometimes
four nights a week.
IT'S about as much trouble 10 set a
girl ready for school
As it is to get her ready TO get mar
ried,
THE Frankfurter zeitung
BETTER known as the Chain Food
Daily vows revenge on America for
WAR on spies here
THE Sausage zeituns had better wait
We haven't started war on then, Yet
WHEN we do there'u be something
else to moan about.
WE suggest they change the name Of
Berlin. Wis. to
THOMPSON. Wis
We confess to having sadly neglected
DIR daily Lillian Russell exercises
for developing
BEAUTIFUL back.
WE wonder what the Hun sultan With
has tanked God for
DURING the night
y OUGHT to have some credit. 1 up
set my car 10 save the little girl" he
said
OH. ! don't know. il was last years
car" she answered.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
UNLESS WE WAKE UP.

Unless We wake up says the Good Housekeeper
we're going this England mudded through
two years bur favorable circumstances kept her from
paying the supreme penalty We shall not be so taV
The Eastern front has gone; the Western front
cannot be held indefinitely Unless peace by negotiation
comes before the summer price OF unpreparedness
and delay and easy-soing intolerance OF ineompe
tency in high places, there will be at least 100000
OF our boys sleeping the hero's sleep somewhere IN
France that makes excuses for DELAYS that are
avodable should be instantly dismissed and punished
for DELAYS mean lives and lives precious than
my mans profits any precedent, any mans ten
ure OF office Any family that viii not save should be
strictly limited the nutrtional requirements Of its
members. Anyone who plots against or binders he
country SO that effort should meet the
fate of the spy and the traitor. Shall We be tender
with such and send 10 die? We are in
great war. All the rules have been broken by the
enemy It's life his. Let's strip 10 the soul and
get in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

Editor TIMES
Please announce to the voters of Lake
County that ] viii b. candidate for
nomination for enc of the four Repre-
sentativcs 70 the Legislature from Lake
County on the Republican ticket. subject
to the primary OF May = 1918 and ask
support of all favoring good and pro-
gressiye legislation.
3-2@- CHARLES q. KINGWILL.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
Republican Ticket.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

EDITOR TIMES:
Please announce through your paper
TO the voters that Ralph 3. Bradford.
for ten years deputy treasurer Of Lake
County asks to be promoted to treas
urer. The date Of the Republican
primaries is May I. 1918. "A kind word
means little to you. II means lots TO
Brad"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26

LuItUT T IlIf.N.
Kindly announce 70 the voters of T.alsn
County that / will be a candidate on the
republican ticket for nomination. to
succeed myself to the office of Clerk
Lake Superior Court. subject To The de-
cision OF the Primaries TO be held May
eth. 1918.
s-l6 HERBERT L. WHEATON.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
FOR STATE SENATOR.
Editor TIMES:

Announce TO the voters or Lake. Por-
ter. JASPER and Newton Counties that
VIII be candidate for denomination
for the position Of State Senator from
this joint district. my candidacy being
subject to the decision OF the republi-
can primaries
SO d. NJ KINDER.
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roR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR

EDITOR TIILs.
Please announce my name as a csndi-
date for the office of North Township
Assessor Of Lake County, Indiana on
the Republican ticket. subject to the
viii Of the voters at the primaries 10
be held in May :. 1915.
So JAMES CLEMENTS.
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JUSTICE OF PEACE, CENTER TWP.


Please announce that viii be a can
didate for denomination for Justice Of
the Peace OF Center township. to sue
coed myself on the Republican ticket.
subject to the viii Of the voters at the
primary on May :. 1918
3-25 HOWARD II KEMP.
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,FoR TRUSTEE CALUMET TOWNSHIP

Editor TIMES:
Please announce to the voters or
Calumet Township. that will be a
candidate for the nomination Tor Town
ship Trustee. subject to the decision OF
the Republican primary.
5-5- ". J. WILLIAMS.
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roR PROSECUTING ArroRNEY.

Because Of the many requests from
many parts OF the county have decided
to announce my candidacy for prosecut-
ing attorney. subject TO the decision of
the republican primaries.
S-f6-I JAMES 4 PATTERSON
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L1Itor IIMLS-
Please announce to the voters of Lake
County that am a candidate for Coro-
her on the Republican ticket. subject 10
the decision of the voters to be express
cd az primaries. May . 1918
NILLIAM II. MIkESCH NJ d
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

LultOr IIMfS:
Please announce TO the voters Of Lake
County that l. will be q candidate for the
nomination for representative to this
legislature from Lake County on the
republican ticket, subject 10 the prima-
ries Of May 7th, 1918.
S-23- OTTO G. FIFIELD
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ron TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.

iGiter TIMES.
Kindly announce my name as a candi-
date On the Republican ticket for town
ship trustee for North township. subject
= the priamry May Z. 1918
&. J.. (JACK) FOWLER
5-26 Ex-Alderman list Ward Hammond
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the press officials OF these plants the
Gary Ordnance company. they will make 155nil
guns S5-inch howitzers artillery that Per
shng well
This time little than three years ago indus
tries here regarded peace establishments but
today they out everything from submarine plates
and trench helmets to huge and fabricated
liners
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ron COUNTY TREASURER.

Editor TIMES.
You are authorized to announce to the
Republican voters Of lake County that
I am candidate for nomination OF
County Treasurer of Lake County on
the Republican ticket. subject TO the
decision Of the primaries on May Z. /
respectfully ask their support in my
candidacy.
So THOMAS +. ROBERTS.
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FOR COUNTY TREAsUaEE.

Editor TIMES:
kindly announce my name as a candi-
date for the office Of County Treasurer
on the Republican ticket. subject to the
Will OF the voters at the primaries to
be held in May :. 1918.
3-19- LOUIS Ct. EDER:
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

Ldltor TIMES:
Please announce my name as a candi-
date for the office Of County Assessor
on the Republican ticket. subject to the
viii Of the voters at the primaries to
be held in May :. 1918
So HERMAN METER