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New-York tribune., 1918-11-20
Asquith Declares
EIectionU U11tianely
With I roops Absent
Asserts Fighters Deserve
First Say in Plans for
Reconstruction

LONDON, Nov. 19-Herbert II. AS
quith, former Premier, in delivering
ar election speech at Caxton Hall,
Westminster, last night, said that when
the whole future international de-
velopmcnt of the world was in the
crucible it was both blunder and 9
calamity that the country should be
plunged into the tumult Of a general
election.
He said his case against holding an
election was greatly strengthened by
the fact that the men most entitled
to express an opinion on the recon-
stitution Of affairs,-the soldiers in
the fieldwould be unable to vote.
The House of Commons which will be
brought into existence, he said, will
be of such nature as to lack the
right authority.
For Progressive Policy
He said that he was prepared to give
fullest support to any government
which grappled with the problems Of
but, he added:
when the lion and the lamb lie down
together, it sometimes is found that
the lion has not lost its taste for live
mutton"
Mr.. Asquth contended that the coun-
try was as much agreed on peace aims
as 1T had previously been in accord on
war aims and that the present govern
nent could enter the international
council chamber with the indisputable
mandate of united people. More
over, he said, there was no vital
divergence about needful transitional
measures at home necessitatng imme-
diate elections.
Wants Free Debates
Referring particularly to the re-
straint on criticism and in debate
which has prevailed, Mr.. Asquith said:
I'VE must get back as soon as pos
slble to the old atmosphere of free
dom. There is no government and nc
Parliament but will benefit thereby.
advise the Liberals to take straight
forward course; to keep their eyes
open and their hands clean"
Mr.. Asquith declared that the value
Of free trade had been proved by the
war. because it had enabled Great
Britain to bear virtually the whole
heavy burden of the alliance. Refer,
ring to the numerous points of policy
advocated by Premi sr Lloyd George
which the Liberals Can fully support
he deprecated in the strongest Ian
guage conflicts between members OF
the Liberal party
He said he would refuse to counte-
nance opposition to any Liberal candi.
date who had been true to his pledges
to the party. He said that the abnor,
nal conditions under which the coun.
try has been living for the last -four
years must be ended. He referred not
merely to restrictions on personal lib,
erty and freedom of speech. but said
even compulsory military service mus
be ended.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-20
Asks General Strike
AS Mooney Protest
California Union Wires All
Other Bodies to Take Vote
ON Walkout

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 19.-Resou-
tions passed by the Central Labor
Council of Alameda County directing
the unions under it's jurisdiction to
take strike vote in protest against
the conviction of Thomas j. Mooney,
review of whose case was refused by
the United States Supreme Court YES
terday, were tclegraphed and cablcd to
labor organizations throughout the
United States, Canada, England and
Australia to-day
The council asked that these organi-
cations take like action, and that Mon
day, December 2, be set as the tenta-
tive strike date.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-20
Committee Rejects All
Street Cleaning Bids
Held To. Be Excessive, and
Two for Brooklyn Thought
Too Much Alike

Contractors who submitted bids for
the removal of ashes, rubbish and snow
during the coming year all Jared badly
at tho meeting Of tho finance and
budget committee Of tho Board Of Est
mute and Apportionmont, held yester-
day. The bids, which were submitted
before the armistico was signed, wero
held to ba excessive and consequently
were rejected.
During tho meeting, which was nj
tended by Mayor Ilylan, Controller
Craig, Borough Presidents Bowling and
Ricgelmann. Commissioner OF Public
Works Flynn Of The Bronx and Street
Cleaning Commissioner MacS,ny, doubt
was raised as to the genuneness Of
bldg offered for the removal Of ashes
und rubbiAh In BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-20
Men Can Leave Array
To Go Back TO Mines
Fuel Administrator Arranges
For Discharge Of Soldiers
Needed in Anthracite Field
Tribune ITasilinOton BNroau

Tribune Washington BNrodu
WASHINGTON, Noy. 19.-Every an
thrncite coal miner in the army in
camps in the United States will DE
given an opportunity for immed-a ate
discharge if he will consent to return
at once to the anthracite fields for
work, the fuel administration an
nounced to-day.
The need for increased anthracite
production, which has greatly fallen
eff during the past six weeks by reason
CT the influenza epidemic, was inl-
pressed upon Secretary Baker to-day
by Fuel Administrators Garfield, with
the result that an order was is sued by
the War Secretary directing camp
commanders to Immediately transfer
anthracite miners in their commands
to Washington, to be discharged If
they agree o resume work in the
mines
New-York tribune., 1918-11-20

alone AS soon as stable government
IS organized in Russia that country
will be at liberty to make anv ar
she desires.
II America proposes that Russian
railroads. including the Chinese East
ern. which travcrses Manchuria shonid
be permanently operated by John +.
Stevens, acting as an American, Japan
undoubtedly would consider the oues-
tion very important.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-20
Fire on Ship Kills Two Men

WASHINGTON, Nov 19-Destruc-
tion by hre of the army cargo transport
OphiT in the harbor of Gibraltar, Nc
vember II, with the loss Of two mem
bers of the crew, was announced to-
night by the Navy Department..
The vessel was en- route to Marseilles,
france. with army supplies, which also
were lost.
The fire started while the ship was at
gea.
The men lost were: Guy A. Comstock
Oak Hand. Cal, and Oscar Wilson, Bed
ford Hil!s. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-20
Mine Sweeper Sunk
BY Germans Nov. 10

LONDON, Nov. ia British Ad-
miralty official statement Issued this
evening says the British mine sweeper
Ascot was torpedoed and sunk by a
German submarine November 10 off
the northeast coast of England
Fiftythree members Of the crew
were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-20
Huge Airplane Carries az
In Long Flight Owe, D..

PARIS. Nov. ia huge .i,s,',
carrying thirty-Eve passenger, 'la =
over Paris yesterday. The m..S' =
started from Combes la Vile T.,
miles from the capital, and ,s.,' ~
without a hitch. 'e'u'n
New-York tribune., 1918-11-20

pany anay va vas owned BY the Hambs,u
ance <a ,ComoanY, which vas Co.'S Asssa
M she Mutzenbachers, of Germsssseo'les
M"tIenp$chers weee deniaa4iaaay 1
IN me German insurancaSnas iseis
anca business and planned az TENS
the insurance fiele Of the 70 cont,
the last year the assets az Sofld. !
enemy owned INSURANCE firms ms ssaalss
IN process of liquidation 10 ,,,s ssss b
own management. Yest terda'ue = TIE
herficK, iormer president os isase
agara Fire Insurance Corn.M VI Inc
pointed by Mr.. Palmer as ,Sas, MY Was {
llduldator for enemy ownas sisi;isser ;ser 4,
concerns. ''eo lnsnfap
The firms which will be S..,
counts for 1917, are as i,.ealun a
Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance y
AK la Chapeile. ..... Co.
a .han5. Insurance Co. Berin ''-'''.- Sa /,
Coiogae Reinsurance TO '-''.--- &
frankoaa Reinsurance c.. Fr.,.,,,-...,.. las
Frankfort general Insurance c. %
hamonig freinen Fire lpsaraaes - -
Yn,sr,la,a,.'.; ...-......
4 'tnterliatlohS al Co. Ltd, Vienna 81
Mannhe;m Insurance Co Narnhs,n 81
Mercury Reinsurance Co ''''e'n. Ia;
Minerva Retrocession -'''..... ~
Munich Reinsurance Co. Munich '''''.. Ia
Norddeutsche Insurance GO ua,r,,....., o.
prussian Life Insurance Co. Be-lin &. sss
russian Nationai Insurance Co. ~ So. III
South German Reinsurance Co ~. sf,.slul sfSsul lls'
Swiss National Insurance Co. 1unCa lfs
''''''... Sili
- ,.....-......... :
These companies have conf. 'r.'s &
control their own affairs. for f',aae' ,h
pose of liquidation, under . 'de y Pn
from the Treasury Department t tlesl'
licenses were revoked vestsrS.Oa Oa' 4
the liquidation VIII he cont;nnusSSy' Il
Mr.. Palmer's direction. asd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-23

to forty-two (42) both inclusive. in
Block two 90 in Winslow's addi-
ton to the city of Hammond In
diana, as resubdivided in the resub-
division OF Lots one Cd to eigh-
teen G8) and twenty-five $50 20
forty-two (42) in Block two (2)
Winslow's addition to the city Of
Hammond, Indiana. excepting there
from Lots twelve (12) thirteen CI3).
fourteen GD. fifteen G5) and the
south five feet Of lot eleven (ID
all in Lake County. Indiana
II said rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum to satisfy said
decree. interest and costs. I VIII at the
same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple in and to said real estate,
or 50 much thereof as may be sufficient
TO satisfy said judgment. intrest. costs
and accruing costs. Said sale will be
made without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws. and without rodemp-
ton.
Taken as the property Of Julian II
Youehe. ct al. at the suit of LaGrand T.
Meyer.
LEWIS z. BARNES.
Sheriff Lake County. Ind.
l. T. MEYER, Atty for Plaintiff
9-16-23
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SPECIAL
HOME BARGAINS

Groom 1 "a story brick residence; all
modern except heat; 81 eft. lot with all
assessments paid in full. Fine east side
location; screens, storm doors and win
dows, fine lawn. Everything in first
class condition You can't beat this for
a bargain at only $3.50. VIII take $500
cash balance to suit at per cent.
4-room frame bungalow; new; close
IN location; basement, etc. a good bar
gain at $4,000 with only 500 cash down.
Now vacant.
4-roora brick bungalow with bath ana
basement. located in w. H. near State st.
Now vacant, and an exceptional bargain
at $4,000; cash payment of $500, balance
S25 per month including interest.
Groom frame bungalow on south side;
practically new and has every modern
convenience conceivable; all large rooms,
shades, etc. VIII give possession IN 43
hours and take only $500 cash down,
balance rent.
7-room modern two-story residence /;
finest N. s. location; wide lot, garage,
lawn, screens, shades, hot water heat,
etc. Owner leaving city and viii sacrt-
fee and give immediate possession. In
vestiga1e this today. Only $500 cash re-
qu1red, balance rent.
FRANK J. WACHEWICZ
"Rome Of the Fest Home bargains"
Cor. Oakley and Plunaner Ave.
Phone 1917. Open Evenings.
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms

For Rent-Furnished Rooms
FOR RENT and furnished rooms
for housekeeping. 1ss Plummer ave.
Hammond. s-7-tf
FOR RENT-Furnisbed sIeepiDe room.
so9 May St. Phone 905-W. Ham
mond, s-l2-C
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for house
keeping for bachelors. 1Ss Plumsner
ave. Hammond S-14-tf
FOR Rem T-Furnishe room: middle
aged lady preferred Isl Michigan
ave. opposite public library. S2l-3
FOR RENT-Room for gentlemen. 163
State st. Hammond. s-22-s
FOR RENT front rooms furnished
for housekeeping. with use of kitchen.
reasonable. 4l9 Indiana ave. Hammond
S-222
FOR RENT-Furnlshed room. Phone
1888 "A Webb st., Hammond. 8e2-3
FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms for light
housekeeping no children. Phone 2172
Hammond. S-22-1
FOR RENT and suites housekeep-
ing rooms. Apply SIS Sibley St. Ham
mond. s-22-2
FOR RENTING furnished rooms. ESQ
East State st. Hammond 1922
FOR RENT clean. large. front rooms
for light housekeeping: centrally To-
Gated. 500 Holman ST Phone 2574
Hammond. S-23-1
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished light
housekeeping rooms; no children. CAL
353 Truman ave. upstairs. Hammond
S-23-1
FOR RENT-Furnishe room for gentle
men. 12 Sibley st. Hammond. 1922
FOR RENTING front rooms. furnish
ed. suitable for two ladies or for man
and wife. 1877 Beall ave, 2nd fat. Phone
1881 hammond $685.
FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping Cor. Mavwood
and Sibley SITS. Hammond 1921
FOR RENT-Lower 4-room fiat. fur
bath furnished. Inquire 429 Logan ct.
Hammond. 1892
FOR RENT-P1easant room. 4721 North
cote ave. East Chicago VIII give
kitchen privileges TO young couple.
80
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; garage in rear.
good location. near City Hall Park East
Chicago Phone 436-M- 1921
FOR RENT-Three light housekeeping
rooms 996 Fayette st Phone sos
f1aIIlrlloio- SO
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms one block
court. Hammond 1892
~----
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For Sale-Motorcycles

FOR SAL@Smith motor-wheel; 50;
I56 Lewis St Hammond. S-23-
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Saturday, the 31st Day of
AUGUST. 1913


between the hours Of ten o'clock A n
and four O'Clock T. NJ. the rents and
profits FOR a period not exceeding seven
Years. Of the following described real
estate to-wit:
Part Of lot numbered three sd and
lot numbered four 90 in Block
numbered four 90 in the original
own (now city) Of Hammond. In
diana except that part OF The said
lot three go which ia occupied by
the Northeast corner Of the Opera
House Buildings which part there
Of is more definitely described as
follows. to-wit
Beginning at the southwest corner
Of lot three 80; thence running
north on the west line thereof four
a. inches; thence east seven and
seven-tenths G.D feet; thence
south to the south line thereof and
thence west on said south line TO
the place or beginning. and that de-
scription contained in said mort
gage. be and the same IS hereby de
scrfbed and corrected to correspond
Herewith and also a part of the
northwest Quarter (NW) OF the
southwest Quarter (SW3) of sec
ZION LnlilN-oIt AoA) township mir
ty-seven $50 North. range nine 90
west of the second principal meri-
dian described as follows: Com
mencing at point one hundred and
seventy-eight (17S) feet north Of
The north side of the right of way
Of the Michigan Central Railway
where the west line of said section
crosses said right Of way; thence
south sixty-three degrees east one
hundred and fifty feet G5O and
parallel with the Michigan Central
railway: thence south nifty C50)
feet and parallel with the west
line Of said section: thence north
sixty-three C62) degrees west one
hundred and fifty G50) feet and
parallel with said railway; thence
north fifty (5o) feet to the place
OF beginning. in Lake County. In
diana
If said rents and profits will not seli
for a sufficient sum 70 satisfy said de
cree. interest and costs. I VIII at the
same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple in and TO said real estate. or
so much thereof as may be sufficient 20
satisfy said judgment interest. costs
and accruing costs. Said sale will be
made without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws.
Taken as the property Of Adelne
Miller. et al. at the suit of Lake Coun-
" SAVING and Trust company. a cor
poration.
LEWIS F. BARNES.
Sheriff Lake County Ind
L. T. MEYER. Attn for Plaintiff
9-16-23
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between the hours Of ten o'clock A NJ
and four O'Clock Z. NJ. the rents and
profits for period not exceeding seven
years. Of the following described real
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF INDIANA
COUNTY or LAKE w. 80
Lake Superior Court May Term. 1918.
Lake County Savings and Trust Com
pany. a corporation vs.. Adeline Miller.
ct al
By virtue Of an order Of sale to me
directed from the Clerk of the Lake
Superior Court. 7 VIII expose TO public
sale to the highest bidder for cash ln
hand. at the east door Of the Court
HOUSE in Crown Pnint Indiana ON
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Real Estate Bargains.

FOR SALE-6-room cottage. IT base
ment. on 2 lots; bath: situated 97-99
Gostlln ST Sz9Vo' S5gO cash. balance s25
mediate possession. Apply Paul 3 Lii
pinski. 500 Holman st. Phone IS Ham
mond. s22-tf
FOR SALE-s-room house. well located
for rooming house. can be bought $3.50
down. balance like rent. Apply 312 TrG-
man ave: minutes walk to postoffice.
spa
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FOR SALE - Ice from car
at Howard and Plummer
avenues. VIII deliver to all
parts of city. VIM. Sielaff,
phone 1929, Hammond.
NV e. FIR
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FOR SALE-Shelving and counters
good condition. Phone 457-R East
chicago s-23-tf
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SPECIAL PIANO
BARGAINS

One $3.50 Player Piano,
used only ten months, with
80 rolls, $500.
One $3.50 Electric-Player,
good as new, 1926.
One Chickering Grand,
like new. cost $500. VIII sell
for 1925.
One $3.50 Kimball Piano,
like new. $3.50.
One Knabe $3.50 Piano,
like new. 5000.
One $4OO Cable Piano,
used 3 years, 800.
One 1926 French Piano,
like new, 1920.
One $50 Everett Piano,
good shape, $75.
One Hallet & Davis, fine
shape, $50.
One practically new $3.50
Photograph with 70 records
$50.
One 1925 Photograph
with records. $40.
We have the largest and
finest stock of strictly high
grade pianos and plaver-pi-
amos in \. Indiana. Terms
to suit all. No interest.
J. NJ. Wilcockson Music Co.
145 State Street. s-2'
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Wanted To Rent.

WANTED TO RENT-Fu Furnished or un-
furnished house or cottage by young
couple: no children: best references.
Phone 1881 Hammond. S-19-tf
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June %.
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FOR SALE.
Homes With Immediate
POSSESSION.
Homes with Immediate Possession.


5-roon cottage. on 87ss-ft. lot. WI
cox St near Columbia basement lights.
toilet and fcuced-in. Price 1850. $500
cash balance as rent.
6-room bungalow. on a 32-ft lot Eaton
ST.. trimmed i'm oak electric lights.
shades. furnace heat. fixtures Price
$500, $500 cash. balance as rent
Groom bungalow. on Il 32-ft lot Eaton
81 fIrnace heat stationary tubs I'm
i-hed in oak. French doors. bookcases.
beam ceiling. bedrooms IN old ivory.
Price $1,000, $500 cash balance as rent.
lot. South side. on the ear line. finished
n Dir throughout. oak floors tile bath
shades, fixtures ard screens Lawn in
grated and hiled with black dirt Price
$1,000 $500 cash. balance as rent
2-rpeM bungalow. ON 31-ft lot Gar
Held ST., South Side. furnace heat sta
tiouary tubs electric lights finished in
oak. builr-in cabinets, lawn graded and
hllsa IN. Prise $4,000 $50 cash. balance
as rent.
We have few North Side h>nes that
we can give possession - short time.
broom cottage. on a nice corner lot.
Oak st near the car line lights bath
and nicely decorated: also garage and
fenced-in Price $4,000; part cash. bal
ance terms.
5-room house. on $50 # lot. Towle
St: finished in oak electric lights bath
home for $500; part cash. balance as
rent.
sroom modern 2-story house. on a
81 1T lot. Towle 81, hot Mater heat.
trio lights. also garage. A nice home
for a large family or suitable for rent
ing rooms.
ULLRICH & BICK.
Phones 4s6-2ss9. Cor. Cal and State St.
~ 1-I
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LEGAL NOTICES,


The following described property Will
be sold for storage charges at Golden
Bros. Storage Warehouse corner SohI
and Fayette streets. September u. 1915.
One cook stove, bed spring, l bed.
kitchen table. / oil tank. l bicycle ?
auto castings. / library table. ! couch.
dining table 1 bag. 4 rockers. desk,
davenport. l sewing machine. re-
frigerator. chairs. lot small rugs. ?
rugs. bundles. I buffet 1 basket. 1 tub.
barrel I wash boiler.
Taken as the property OF Mrs. Ethel
Rohman. S-1623-30
The following described property will
be sold for storage charges at Golden
Bros. Storage. corner Sohl and Fayette
streets. September II. 1915
One piano. l piano stool i arm chair.
waste basket. l rug. 1 library table
chairs.
Taken as the property Of Albert Cords
s-ls-2s-S0
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g.. & SD.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
JULY 2, 1913.

Lv. Chicago 11:20 p. m. Ar Ham. laos
Lv. Chicago 1880 a m. Ar. Ham. SIS
Lv Hammond sos p. 10. AR. Chgo. $3.50
Lv. Hammond 7.15 a. m. Ar. Chgo. SEQ
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War Savings enlistment day.
June 28.
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FRANK J. WACHEWTCZ
FOR SALE.
EEEHAT

FOE SALE.
SPECIAL.
On account OF leaving city, we have n
client who is in a great hurry 70 dispose
OF his beautiful home and has sacrificed
to make a quick sale.
S-rooln house. on a 54ls-ft lot on ore
Of the best streets in Hornewoo4: hot
water heat, oak throughout, large living
room, colonial fireplace, sun parlor, re-
cepion hall the second floor las four
pedrodhs, bath, and Is beautifully dec
GRATED Has every appointment that a
modern home hpuld have, basement in
completely equipped, also summer heat
err garage for two cars; elegant shrub
berry and trees and a home that could
not be built for less than $4,000. VIII
sell with lot for S7,75o; part cash, bal
ance terms.
ULLRICH & BrCR
Phones e5o-2S59. Cor. Cal. ana state.
S-23-1
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Classified Advertisements
Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE-Mo6ern 7-roonr house: can
be made into 10 rooms: S0-foot lot
good location. Phone 2842. Hammond.
7-2-tf
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For Miscellaneous.

Several Uncalled for Suits
and Single Trousers for sale
at bargain prices. All sizes.
Call at once. J. Guss, Tailor,
236 State ST., Hammond.
Phone TIL. s-22-a
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ULLRICH & RICK-

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-so-a
farm. 3 miles northwest Of Burr Oak
Ind. 10 acres good timber. 20 acres river
bottom ground. about 20 acres good pas
ture, balance ea acres under cultivation:
neN barn and silo good house and
fences. VIII deal with owner only B.
J. Edwards, Culver. Ind. r. f. No. g.
$3.50
FOR SALE-Fine, strictly modern. hot
water heated, 6-room brick bungalow:
lot 50xl50: yard chicken houses. shrub
Easy terms 10 right party. 173 Waltham
ST. Hammond. S-23-3
FOR SALE-20-acre improved farm. ,
miles east Of Grif7th. Inquire c. Oons.
Gary. Ind 8-2a-5
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Farnn. so acres
in Indiana; bargain. 2s2 Sibley st,
Hammond. s-21-2
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EFis whiting Hn5 Fast ChtcaeN
sfs south EbicaEO OIL.
ENoE Chicago: IS A. m. and 4.27 a. 81.
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FOR SALE-One 2Ox3o sink. back and
end cheap. 7O2 Holman st Phone
342 Hammond. S-2S-I
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LEWIS E RARNEs.

Sheriff Lake County, Ind
L. T. MEYER. Attl for Plaintiff
9-16-2c