davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14

WooD-When your wood gives out
think of good wood and call Startling
Lumber Company. Prompt delivery
Telephone No. 449 4-16-tf
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14

n soneenyA' snens4 .ssr AIS
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14

QUlCK:-Transfer Service we move
you from one town to another right
now, transfer trunks and do your haul
ing in unsatisfactory manner at areason-
able price, City Dray and Transfer Co.
Phone 366-J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

Jana 1 Maryi Podg6rnikow, zamie-
szkalych pnr. 846 N. Ashland ave-,
wczoraj wieczorem | zostawil i'm W
prezencie tegiego synka.
y . q
Sedzia Jan Cavalry u~rzedujacy W
saddle policyjnym PREY East Chica-
go ve. stawii wczoraj Anne Albert,
liczaca lat q wieku pod kaucye W
sumie $4,000 i oddaf sprawe ia Ia
vie p~rzysieglych grand jury. AL
bertowa oskarzona jest o skradze-
ME $25 z portmonetki Maryi Kurz,
1925 s. Paulina vi. i $40 2 kufer-
ka J6zefy Zalewskiej, Ass Maple
wood ave.
q u q
w galeryi sztuk pieknych Art In
stitute" PREY Michigan ave. znajdu-
ia sic ma wystawie DUE plakaty RIA
dove a miedzy tymi jeden polski'
przedstawiajacy Tadeusza Kosciusz-
Ike. Wystawa ia jest warta zwiedze-
MIA. Wstep wolny dla wszystkich W
niedziele, wtorki / soboty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
NOTATKI %REPORTERA.

} Koncert kapeli / ch6ru z Wyzszej
szkofy Tildena odbedzie sic W PREY
szly piatek, dnia 22-go marca, b. r,
o godzinie 1880 wieczorem w sail
parku Davis Square" PREY 45-tej i
Paulina ulicy. Prey tel okazyi o
,,Demokracyi i wojnie Swiatowej"
~przemawiac bedzie p. VIM. Forkell.
Koncert ten urzadzony jest stara-
MEM Council of National Defense,
,,Redpath Lyceum Bureaue" i Komi-
sarzy park0w ma stronie poludnio-
wei miasta. Wstep do sail wolny.
q u q
Grzegorz Polaski z pnr. 1922 West
Erie III. i Henry Peterson, 1913
Fulton ul. spadli wczoraj przypadko-
wo z tylnej czeSci automobile i 20
stall boIeSnie pokaleczeni przez in
ny automcbil, PREY narozniku Car
penter i Fulton ul. POlaski ma zfa-
mana noge a Peterson bolesne o.
b:azenia ma ciele.
o q q
Do domu PIP .J6zefa i Heleny u
| Zamiar6w) Lewandowskich zamiesz-
kalych pnr. 1858 n. Kimball ave. "a
vital bociek i zostawii i'm W pre-
| zencie tegiego wojaka.
Dzisiaj wieCzOrem W sail parku
P~uiaskiego. PREY Blackhawk i NO
BILE ul.. trzeci z seryi odczyt o ogro-
dnictwe mice bedzie p. Tomasz Sko-
rupa. superintendent dystryktu pol
nocno-zachodnich park0w. Wstep
wolny, Przemawiac bedzie z jezyku
polskim.
DSisiaj ~otrzymaliSmy pocztowke Od
ORA T. i. NelowskiegO. kt6ry przeby-
wa obecnie ma kuracyi W miesc1e ST.
Petersburg. we F~lOrydzie. Pisze nam
DR., Xelowski. IL przychodzi szybko
do zdrowia i spodziewa sic W krot-
kim czasie wr6ciG napowr0t do Chi
cago.
y q q
Pan Bociek zawital do domu PIP.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

- Macierz Polska oddzia} Sw.
Eleonory mr.. SO odbedzie miesieczne
posiedzenie dis, W czwartek, 21go
marca % godzinie poi do 6smej VIE
czorem, W hall zwyk}ych posiedzen.
- Marya Wr6bel, PREF; Fran. u
liasz, sekr. prot.
z AVONDALE.
- Tow. sw. Jacka mr.. 10 Zjed.
odbedzie spowiedz w~ielkanocna W SO
bote. dnia 23go marca, a W niedzie-
le ~przystapi do Komunii sw., o 60
dzinie 6tej rano. - Teodor Jaszko-
wski, PREF; Jan J.. Lewandowski,
j. Lewandowski, sekr. prot, 3046
W. Irving ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

Wszystkim tym, kt6rzy radziby o.
trzymaG pierwsze lub drugie papie-
~ obywatelSkie jake tez zasiegnac
potrzebnych informacyi, radzimy u
dac sic DZISIAJ wieczorem pc godzi-
ME 1870 do sail Northwestern
settlement PREY Augusta i Noble
ul. Bezplatnie w~ypelniaG bedzie apii-
kacye i udzielaG informacyi roda--
kom adwokat Leon c. Nyka. Wlado-
mo, II ME wszyscy W czasie ooecneJ
wotny otrzymaG NIGGA pierwsze Tub
drugie papiery obywatelskie' ale aDy
zasiegna6 p~otrzebnych informacyl
radzimy tym wszystkim udac sic
dis do miejsca wyzej ~wymienione-
go.
O o q
2 okazyi imienin Wielebnej Sio--
strv .J6zefy. pr~zelozonej Domu Siostr
zmartwychws:ania PanskiegO pnr.
rS49 \. Hermitage ave, W kt6rym
miesci sic Ochronka, dzieci tam sic
znaidujace urzadzily dla swej uko-
chanel opiekunki bardzo piekne
przedstawienie z~eszlej niedzieli. Lii
cznie p~rzybylym gosciom bardzo po-
dobaio sic to przeGstawienie i dla-
tego dziatki zmuszone sa do dru-
gie,o przedStawienia. Zebranym po-
dobala sic bardzo umiejetno$C dzia-
tex i dlatego ma zadanie publiki Cd
bedzie sic drugie przedstawienie W
so5ote. duia 23-go marca o godzi-
ME 3-ciej popoludniu W Ochronce.
E. y
Nicznajoma niewiasta, wieku o.
koio lat 90 padla wczoraj be- PREY
tomncsci ma chodnik pred groser-
MIA J6zefa GojkowSkicgo. pnr. 1S49
West Gotta utica. Odwieziono ia am
bulansem do szpitala powiatOwego
gdzie tez W civil kilka zmaria. DIS
ma sic odbyt egzaminacya lekarska
aby dociec powod6w tax nagiego
zgonu Przypuszcza policya. IL ME
szczsEliwa zazyla trucizny. Jest ona
wzros;u okolO ) stop i 4 Gale, a wa
&y 155 funt6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
ZE STANISLAWoWA.

- Towarzystwo sw. Jerzego Meczen-
nika, grupa 90 Stow. Pol. W Ameryce,
bedzie mlafo miesieczne posiedzenie W
czwartek 21-go marca o godzinle 7:30
wieczorem W hall zwyk}ych posledzeh,
Prezes zaprasza wszystkich cz}onk6w
ma to ~posiedEenie wedle waapej sprawy
nadzwyczajne do %zaplacenia, przypa-
da ma czIonka 10 centow ma tenn posie-
dzeuiu, - Tomasz Suwalskl prezes.
Adam Kwarcihsk1, sekr. prot. F; 1859 Ell
ston ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
WI. GodlewsLi, siertant. TelefOn
KenOsha, 1882.
10 JOLIET, ILL: -
S. W1Osinski, sieriant.
600 n. Chicago st.
* Zarty.
OstrOzny.

Do hotelu przyje1dza farmer Ia
pisuje sic do ksiegi przyjezdnych. W
'tej chwili przez odnosna rubryke
krzelazi pluskwa. Farmer rzuca pio-
70 i odchodzi.
Hoteiarz pedzi "a MIN / pyta:
- Czemu pan ucieka?
60 "a W taktm hotelu ME mo-
ge m~ieszkac.
- Ale zapewniam pana, te u mas
najwiekszy porzadek.
Co mi to "a por1adek W takim
hotelu, gdzie pluskwy juz naprzod
dowiaduja sic pod kt6rym numerem
nam mieszkac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
Nagroda.

Stak wraca re szko1y z bardzo do
brem swiadectwem. Ojciec go "a TO
chwali, ca1uje 1 m6w1:
Bardzo dobrze Stasiu! W ma
erode, "a to p6jde z toba do denty-
stv, by CT wyrwai FAB, ma ktory sic
tax skarzysz cd tygodnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
Nieporozumienie.

Nieporozumienie.
Lekarz (podczas udzielania bez-
platnej porady)i - A apetyt ma
Gle?
zebrak: - Jakby to pom konsu--
lorz miof CO pod reka, tobym schfap-
nal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
Roztargniony

Tesciowa: - zieciu wyrodny, -
przed tygodniem dopiero pochowafes
zone, a dis ju4 cafujesz p~okot6wke?
Ziec: - Mech mi mama da spo-
k6i, gdya q ro7paczy ME WIEN co
robie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
w sa1un1e.

- Me rozumiem, dlaczego nczyc1e
butelke czerwonego wilma drozej, a.
niieli bialego?
COZ pan d~obrodziej mysh, re
farbe ma ulicy znajdziemy?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
Pomaga staremu ojcu.

POmaga oJCu.
- B6j sic Boga Marcinie.. a toz
wszystko przepijesz W karczmie, co
zapracuiesz! M6g1bys przecie poma-
gao staremu ojcu.
Ac6z to, czy IA mu ME poma-
gam? ia Pile ~gorza}ke, a on spree
dale kartof1e do gorzelni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

,,u u,ass sic DO porade do adwo.
kata' przstrzy1 liste polskich praw9l.
kow m szpaltach CHI.
CAGOSKIFGC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
Bedzie WOina.

BedIe wojna.
MARGIN do Szymona W salunie: -
COZ szymonie, bedzie wojna?
szvmon: "A kt6ra goldman
MARGIN: - Juz po p6lnocy.
szvmon: - Ha to bedzie ma Pc
VINO. ale W domu z moja stara.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
ma kwestya.

zaIagodzona lwestya.
Moi panic, czy m6wdac o osle'
ME miales mnie ma mysli? Uprze-
diam, ze ME scierpialbym tego.
Ia pozwoleniem, czy procz pa
ma niema innych oslow ma swiecie?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
Gel okien.

Nauczyciel: - A powiedz mi, DO
czego sfuaa W mieszkaniach okna?
Uczeh: - A4eby mieli zfodzle1e
kt6redy weJsG do damu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
EwC1a.

Y. - Pant dobrodziejka, lax IVY
k1e. sliczna 1 r6zowa - ale czemu
Ewunia TAX blado wyg1ada?
Ewcia (~p3aczac): - Bio mama TO
tvlko siebie maluje, a mnie to MEL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
c ~91io tofuS idI65

Svnek: A gdzie tatus idTie?
Oiciec (4artujac): - 1de sic uto-
pic.
Svnek: - To niechae tatus costa
W, choe " domu zegarek, DO szkoda!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
AGENU ,,DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
sKIEGO" w DZIELNICY
HAWTHORNE I CICERO.

DzIENNIK CHICAGOSN MONA
stale nabywa6 Tub zamawia6 u ma
szych agentow:
jack, 2746 - 43cia C.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

ME administracyi zywnosciowej.
rMaka zytnia moze bye sprzeda-
wana zupelnie bez surogatu. Zas
do kazdego jednego funta maxi
pszennej, tylko 6-1O szeSc-dziesia-
tych funta surogatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
Iaeodmce okoIcmosd.

LagodMce okoHcznosd.
sedzia: - Lomotowski, takes
zbil tego cz}owieka, ze przez czter-
nascie dni ME byi zdolny do piracy.
Oskarzony: - Me szkodzi panic
sedzio, onby / tax przez ten czas mic
ME robiI, IA go znam.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

Pan Bociek zawital do domu PIP.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-07

This is the way the Macon Times
Democrat is regaling its readers these
days: A woman walked into the
courtroom one busy day and address
ing the judge said: "Are you the
reprobate judge?" 81 am the pro-
bate judge, madam" That's what
mean" she continued. "You see, 7
have come to you because am in
trouble. My husband was studying
to be a minister at a logical seminary
and he died detested and left me
three little infidels and / have come
to You to be appointed their eXecu-
-.nmnIeI
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-07
PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF INFLUENZA

nv
tartu IoI wlSnouI d plySiv,,' n 'i a.,
IlIiue'il" eoIiy' i W ie"g ...t ~,
,,"'S p'' 20 oh w. ylC 20 5aoio ",i' .%I
ca 80 'r'V Nv. 90 cl,-,,,',ti - go,
' - - .oIl va rbTsioi,n. ~.
-, ,,,,'- - n ~ ,.,,c% barIn, IN
,,,,ot f,a ,,r.,ort ,,aods of tba nsf.,r-s
,,,,, w., '., .a,.ionsI,. IN n " We i''''
F,lIov.ro, ~ tbo favt NJ tho l,l-
l..', t+...5 -. rL, nn.I,c.
or,,gr.. r..sro .-5r 49, si.r. ...
.r..... r, b.. 5,raI.,t,r ,Y .t,..l.
~ ,,fr,Y.r st.rrI h. III .rla ..s
.. ,.t r.. . .u.a.I. .a.-..-+.l .o... te
g.. .r.a.. l,ua r,.v.r ..,,ra.r. F..
f. DE-. r......w r, ,.g, a. 1I
u..... n ..... +. -..#.r n d.. #
.. 70. Old .r go....I. .r.t. .tau.r b..
.....-
"..a room bo..d be clear .. al.
l.ra are. D..c-a-..ae,
and rugs. A. was. basin. nilag.
sud s.u1 bowl s1.p and towels
.uI be ut hgai preferably u he
I.au 3D.. JUS. outside tine door.
"l. .l- parent IS i..e.sa, p .ga-
tor .aot.1 be e.-24 and -a.a should
re done .H .". ease ID The pN,..-
atn'. very SICK, or coughs up
n.'N..a '}llot a.a. .e') sluJun. or
,.'..aos i.p.els a-o l--nI -lIy.
Eo OIL the patients cough up
cons defa5,e mIyus' I'D aoM2 ia--e Us
mu.l mGca5 discharged from the
nose and lA-oa4- lnls maternal
should hol be collected on hanu.e'-
'n'i', D~l ia'hei on O'l5 Oh ora rags
or Jouet paper, or on paper naphins.
AS soon as used Jnese rags, or toIlel
paper, on paper napNlHs. should DE
placed In a paper Dag kept BESIDE the
DeH' focNeJ haHdetcnieIs are CUT or
place III me SICK room ana should
not be used by the patients. The rags
OF papers IN Jne paper bags snoul' ue
burned
me ne I PIae ems, WI ~ noS DC nun y
Nm ''g ''g[ stioH II 'iIel elo oe IN
MIN, " @ol '-Do' t:t ~ ~ sum 'o"s'
81 t. v.J I e3, w "a 10y ot J i;,
S,I t, wv, So.'e eoG N.Y.; Jellei I'M
o ,Es;a "olI''l'y, ~, VI l''e' '"eSe VIII
'lhe comfort OF the patient de-
Pe4us, On d nunioer o. l.Iyle NM
ana t InesI , snoulu hUI. oe o ,,,:.I5
-NIIons tnelil may ne I'leIIVlol'eui
wen 'euI Gu, !.I room s tnUlou Jug,
c'ean pea WIN Iresh' slhoy!h P'ilo"
nav he had, cool J,inl,inG VITA" ,,',1 con.
voniantIv nlaced. - coal connress f.
tba forebaad If tbore is headache
Ileeniro tbe natient,s hands and face
clean. and the hair comhed keaninc
his month clean nreferabIv viii
some nleasant mouth wash. lettino
fhn notient know That someone !,
within call, but not annoying hin
with too much fussing; giving the
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-07
(First published October 10, 1879
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
L. S. Land Office at Dodge City,
Kansas, October 2nd, 1918.

Kansas, October 2nd, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Lewie
Broce of Satanta, Kansas, who, on
October 3rd, 1914, made Homestead
Application, Serial No, O12l27, for
NEH, Section 81, Township 81 S,
Range 33 W, 9th Principal Meridian,
has fled notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore the Probate Judge of Seward
County, Kansas, at Liberal, Kansas,
on the 9th day of November, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Andrew ]. Rheuby, of Satanta,
Kansas; Harlan B. Hamilton, of ks
met, Kansas; Virgil X. Miller, of ks
met, Kansas; William A. Miller, of
Xismet, Kansas.
Not coal land
R. R. WILSON,
21t5 Register.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-07
KENNEDY SAYS.

If the road to Il was as bad
as Kansas Avenue, l reckon | would
reform. Come in, I'll put YOU on
the right road to make some money.
Griffith & Baughman's.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVERS FIRE FIRST GUNS
AAAAA AAAAA AAAAH AHHAg= HAAAH AAAAH
". F. BRUNT
DOES GOOD WORK
Shameful Conditions Are
Found by Hard Worked
City Official.

Equipped with a worklng force only
about a third as large as it ought TO he
street Commissioner W Z Brunt is
faced with the most stupendous street
ana alley cleaning task that ever fell
TO eity official in Hammond's history
The long and rigorous winter fully
three months with snow has brought
about dirt. garbage. ashes and rubbish
conditions that are almost unprece-
dented and vet Mr Brunt has been at
work with q vim ard is accomplishing
wonders IN the way Of cleaning UP the
alleys. lie asks the patience ot those
who think that the city can be cleaned
up in "a day and promises 20 get around
as fast as he can. The work could be
made much easier if residents would
only throw their rubbish in one heap
and not scatter everything all over
the alley Some aagrant violations in
Holnewood are noted There IS one
prominent family Nr Brunt noted who
have no garbage box and who throw
everything they don't want over the
back fence with the result that their
100 feet of alley Is covered with old
cans. glass bottles. household rubbish,
gar0age and ashes galore. making II
alraost impossible for the horses TO
travel In the alley without cutting
sheir hoofs and auto traffic there j.
almost impossible Some prosecutions
are promised that Viii be prosecutions
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
APPOINTMENTS NOT
EXPECTED UNTIL
AFTER APRIL IND
Fate of Saloons May Decide
Choice of Mayor
Brown.

That Mayor Brown viii not appoint
tho two police commissioners to fill the
vacancies left by Anton Taper and
George Drackert untn after April ., is
the accepted opinion about town
The signations Of Taper and Drack-
ert. supporters Of Chief of Police Aust
gen, were effective March d There ap-
pears to be no other reason for Mayor
Brown delaying as long as he has the
appointment of the new commissioner rs
than that lie desires to know whether
the saloons are going out Of business or
not
The fact that the mayor permitted
the saloons TO put the chairs and tables
back in the saloons and did not order
them 10 take out the screens indicates
game OF politics since the day when he
stepped on the corns Of 140 saloonmen.
The fate Of the saloon may have some
Tearing on hrs cfoire for the commits
sioner jobs.
With two administration men on the
commission the mayor could state the
often predicted "shake-up" which it is
presumed would include placing back
in the ranks several officials in the
department Frank Fowler is still men
toned as the probable next chief of 20
lice
There is, Of course, no confirmation
for the argument that the mayor is
waiting until the saloons have won or
lost their fight. But no other reason
for the delay presents itself
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
ROBERTSDALE
IS BOOMING
Especial to The rimes3

ROBERTSDALE, IND, Merch 10
The new West Side addition at Roberts
dale is going to be the finest residential
section in that vicinity when completed
according to Building Commissioner Nis
=, the Hammond city han this morning
Already contracts for half dozen beau
tiful homes have been let it is report
ed one Of them to cost in the neigh
borhood OF $4,000. The sewers and
a few other improvements are not in
yet
4 number Of permits for small cot
tages We're taken out at the city hall
yesterday. They are.
J. A. Foiff owner, brock bungalow at
1871 Harrison street. $4,000.
Charles Rhoades, owner. frame cot
ia ge 217 Detroit street, $4,000.
cha. Ie Rhoades. owner, frame cot
taEe. 155 Conkey avenue, s2,50o.
Charles Rhoades, owner. frame cot
tage. 1sa Conkey avenue. s2.25o.
Charles Rhoades, owner. frame cot
age. 100 Conkey avenue. $4,000.
Charles Rhoades. owner. frame cot
tage. 15e Conkey avenue. s2-250.
Charles Ehoadcs owner, garage. 176
Holman street $500.
Frank Patrick owner frame cottage.
490 Moss avenue. $1,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
BRYAN IS
COMING To
INDIANA
Will Preside at Meeting OF
National Dry Federation
and Also Hold a Confer
cnce With Dry Democrats
of Indiana.
TIMES BUREAU AT
STATE CAPITAL.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March l9.-"-
Prvau is coming 70 indianapolis On
AnriI 3 for two purposes one IS -
nraside and make a speech at the ma.
f5onal meeting Of the Nauohal
Yeseration and the other IS 10 holo
. ~o,rerence with the dry democrats
~ Indiana. lit Is said that he vi
80 eorae for the purpose OF enRsFths
snto democratic politics furthe' 'i'ai
% urge the democrats 70 take POS
.so, II support Of the ratification ol
the proposed prohibition amehu''ie''
20 the Federal constitution.
BRYAN is more deeply interested Il
tbe prohibition question than IN e'E
ether and he is devotns al Oh
time to that proposition, hen
National Dry Federation was l"l''.e
short time ago he was asked 10 a.
rent the presidency or II ana
.antad the lob. The Federation IS com
uosed or more than thirty feloi."
,4z.tions scattered throughout th7
~ Is one aim al this time
4. tbs ratification q the
.aren+ which would make the
80 country dry. Bryan was mere
aro last December and held
.sa~a,cA with the dry democrats
- .ts.e on the subject OF pro
-, .,d he urged them to suPpot1
-t..a vide prohibition Dill whleh
.ben 70 be introduced IN the IN
,ossslat,,re and which Afterwards
became law ,o
- - o.ler forces OF the state pro-
,oss 20 make a strong EFFORT % ele1e
.,Aars Of the legislature TINS Sea.
r,iu ,ote TO ratify the feoeTd.
a-,e,,dnent. They propose to suo!eee
IN Candidates to searching invest. a
-, I, order to ascertain their tehuen-
apd views on the prohibition SUI
49, and those who fall short OF thelE
- ~ that regard Will be spotted
for defeat -. e &,
.,~..,rstion that tho vets also vii
20 supreme effort 70 elect mem
So v.ho will be opposed 20 the pro
tsst.;on amendment Therefore. the
@-ht looks like a good one at this
7. = pointed out. however. that the
- LII he At a Disadvantage at TINS
..sc+fon for unless the supreme GOV
S.,larss rbe state wide prohibition Ia"
...s.s4i+utfonsl. Indiana viii be dry
hone and the saloons and Drew
80 all over the state will be out OF
&a5r..s This viii break UP whatever
-.atza+fon the vets now have IN
-,afana. and leave them unorsanlzed
80 At a DISADVANTAGE. It Is doAotlul
a. +bs,- can gather their forces togeth-
- IN time to take part IN the eahaPa ~
4. a. effective manner, even though the
.I,-,~s-ne court should knock out the
dry law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
THE STORE
BEAUTIFUL

Even though the day was dark and
gray Thursday. the L c. Minas Com
pany's Easter opening was the magnet
that brought the shopping public down
town 10 view the seasons offerings.
The store Beautiful is worthy the
name. the interior decorations appeal to
every one. over the long aisles are srtis-
tic hanging baskets filed with flowers
and trailing vines.
The 175 feet Of display windows are
rich and radiant in classic beauty, Civ
ing added charm to the quality NOR
chandisa of this inviting spring opening
Economy is the keynote Of this expo
sition Of spring styles. Through con
tracts placed months ahead. through
purchases in tremendous quantities,
through aid in keeping factories busy
during their dull seasons by all these
means the T. c. Ninas Company receiv-
cd merchandise for their various de-
partments of their high standard OF
quality and style.
The ladies'. misses and childrens an
pareI section on the second floor Is
bloom with alluring styles TO meet the
Individual requirements Of every Uom-
an. miss and child. style and quality
are in the fabric and workmanship Of
every garment on display and in this
varied stock.
In the millinery section. there arc
quaint and beautiful hats. that will add
grace and beauty TO every face and
form
The shoe section are showing models
equalrto New York's Fifth avenue styles.
every leather is represented in some al-
Turing shape to meet the exquisite de-
mands Of fashion.
The mems clothing section is credit
not only to Hammond. but is in a class
uneaualIed anywhere for quality. fabric
and style. the suits for men and young
men are seldom seen outside the highest
grade clothing stores Of the country
Merchandise of quality at a low price
is the idea on which this hig busy store
il building its great business
The f. G. Minas Company Is keeping
open house to all. and desire your at
tendance and enjoyment Of their Great
est Easter style Exposition Friday and
SATURDAY and all next week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
BOLSHEVIKI
RATIFIES PEACE

PETROGRAD. March .15.-Represen-
tatives Of all trade unions quit the
party. following the Bolshevik vote
ratifying the German dictated peace
prior 10 the pan-soviet congress at
Moscow called for today.
The meeting cast 453 votes in favor
or the peace with eight members not
voting There were 1000 DELEGATES
present ct the congress today and rat
iGcatjon Of the peace was assured by
large majority.
The attitude of the social revolution
on the Left has not been determined
but it cannot change the result.