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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14
&tabtrafb.

S8irtb reihte 5reifaa in Stabtrait
cine Reiolution ein, netns rinlfimmrA
btiidtlst mnroe. uno Sen SDsd hdt.
oaB bic israse. oh Die Sfaot lpr staenss
slsftrilhes Beleuftanssrttf strlbtsn
iou. prOmpl er0rtett psroe Der 3on
tratt nll Der Sctanton electric Som
panic erliidlt am i3. Wi1ri 1920, uno
b,trGgt s65.OOo iabrllt lSlrlh sr'
fldris. baB eiu itdotlihes Wetf in ,tbn
Sahren fur it'd lelbli be,ablen mirbs.
Wiapor Council uberianote islne @r,
nsnuung Der tlumber BrlInn9sUthOr
ben. ole aus Or. Yonsitrset, Ylumolna
SnlpfiOr Ufonits unO ben Blumbere
ausuit Siseroib uno Jamss 5. Otmp
lc1 beliebt.
Dem @iuic SureaH Der Sauoelsbe
h0rot, Delhes ,u9unitsn u0n 2ropp's
Ylan lit, Den @elihIsssbauOe Selleu.
meg fur automOblle su benusen. wuI Dc
erflart, oaB Der Staotrutb nlbts in osr
Sahs Su lussn babe, louoern iib OH
Die @Ountg 3ommliGre wenoen lou ;
Der StabtIaib miro oanu init oeuielpen
suiammenmirfen.
@ine Orotnans. melhs bic 9Obus Del
SaulhreIner nah oem |. Apill dui 6p
Ssnts ole Stuube erb0bl, wuroe ooIye
lest uuo baum rsierirt. 3oiepb Utc'
pale uon @lljabstb StraBe erlhlen mil
slusr Sntidaoi9un9sfotoeruus fir olt
@altin, nslhe iih oul6 slusu 5all
aui oem @lattsis usrlssts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14

Sir 9aoen bat Immon
feiteeiteIt, bab bon 1910 Bis 1878
Die 8ebrpfliftigeu orr6ibnittIi6
I'M bis is 3entimeter srober ge.
iporoen iino.
Rad oem Sturs NapoIeons
III. eroffnete Die @attin ieines
8etters Beter in 9onoon elm Bus-
parenseiddit mter Der Sirma
rErin6eiiiu 9onuparte".
Ri'dt Die greisniiie, Die uns
oas 2eben bringt, entIdeiben iiber
unier Slid - Der @eiit, in benz
mir ie erfaiien lit es, Der uns 9liid.
lid ober unsliidlid madt.
Gas gRacabampfIa q It e {
unierer 2anoitraBen perbnnfeu mir
ben gbineien; benn Wtae9loam bat
es gnbe oes a6t5ebnten Sabrbun.
oerts in 8eting fennen gelernt.
9as Slid, bas iiber uns
fommt, fommt meiitens pie ein
leu6tenoer StrnbI bes 2idts -.
uno mir empfinoen nit gnt5iiden
ieine ean5e Siiue uno Roft, To-
baIb er llns trifit.
Gin Her % ann ent-
ipidelt itiin6Ii6 70 8drmeeinbei-
ten umb er5eugt Ia 9iter aoblen-
ialre, aIio elm SedIteI iopieI g81r-
me uuo elm Srittel iopieI 8oblen.
idire, pie cine 9elu0bnli9e Betro-
lernllampe.
auf Der 9ibliotbet in
80ttingen 5eigte Der befannte Ybi-
lolose Sepne Dem pisigen Matbe-
matifer 8aitner zines Cages cine
Sfapiel, in nelder cine SiIber1tufe
gelegen batte. Ole aber geItoblen
lporoen mar. .gSos iollen mir
MN nit Dem Ieeren 6utteraI na.
hen?" fragte Sepne. nSie Rale
bintinIteden, ipeIde Sic oesncgeu
5efontmeu pcroen," entgegnete her
beriiDmte @pi9rammiit.
Crx&s - rhstfss issss au = ~
D esakIstr 0sza.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14

Bsstslis das ''NWoehsahiata-"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14
Rdnteen-5trablftt.
sleuerbinss sur ttntsriuduns alter ge.
:nGloe benhtt.


Sem tunltbiItorii9en Sorf9er, Der
ben pripriingIiaen 3uItuno alter Bill
Der unter elmer oft entiteIlenbeR
lle6ermalung Su entrGtieln iu4t.
ieblte es bisber an elmer abiolut 5us
perldiiisen SeitGti9ung ieiner meiit
nut ItiIiltif9er 1runolage auisebau.
len Seoba9tun9en. Gin iolAes te9s
nll9es SiltsmitteI. oas bic priiienoe
2lr6eit oes &unltIorIders pelentli6
erlei9tert, f6eint nun na6 ben in'
terefianten unteriu4un9en, Die prd.
lat Spiepb QHiIpert I'M IeBlen oeit
pes .Sl J!anos" perOifentli9t, in oer
JtDntgenaufnabme Der SiIoer getun.
ben gu iein. Yer betannte STUNT.
gelebrte tonnte bel einem nlten Wia=
Dpnuenbiloe, oas er ieIbit erporben
batte. oeutli4e Spuren ipaterer
uebe-maIuns ieititeIlen uno lieB es.
auf ben Hat zines Reiiauratprs Der
WiiR4ener pinatctbs, DON sinem
ROntgenolosen nit einem fir meois
SiniIue 3nede peripenoeten Ipparat
our9leu6ten uno pbotosrapbieren.
Oas Reiultat mar iiberrai9eno: bic
uripriinslibe umriBaei9nuns, bic
man bis9er nur mutmaBIi9 piebers
9eben tonnte, trat in Der R0ntgens
aufnabme nit 10 GROCER S9Grfe bers
Dor, DaB man bier unb ba iosar
ben Pinielitrid oes uripriinsli9en
9ilbes gu ertennen permpdte, pdbs
renb bic uebermalung pOllis ausges
f9altet blieb. Die @nnabme, bab ss
iid bel Der uripriisliden Walsrei nm
elm InbadtsbiIo banoelte, bab feline
@ntitebung ni4t IN pas Wiittslalter.
Ionbern friibeitens in tas Is. Sabrs
bunOert gu psrlesen iei, funD in Der
RDntsenp6otosrapbie. bic in natiirs
li4er 9rOBe aus II sufammenssieBs
ten Stiiden anseiertist Durbe, ibre
8sitdtisung.
9ie 6rif9e uni 2eu9ttraft Der
5uriidsebIiebenen 6arben fhsint bars
auf binSubeuten, oaB bic neberma'
lung ibon etipa Elm Sabrbunosrt na9
SsrtisiteIluns Des uripriinsli9en Bill
bes erfoIste. 9afiir fpri4t aud bic
ielbitdnbise art Der umformuns, bic
Der Giinitler maEden GinSelheiten
bes Yiloes Bel ieiner llebermaIuns
CAB. cine gridsinung. bic in fpdte.
ren, sesen Die alte 9orlase pietGts
pollen 3siten ieltener 1T. Dis merit.
pole Iuffdliiiie fol6e RDntgen=llns
teriu6ungen an alien 9ilbern seben
tDnnen. oeist uns aud cine pem prds
laten Wilpert suaesansene Utitteis
lung bss ProfeiiOrs War 9oprat in
Dien. Der tiirSlid auf Der ROntgeu.
glufnabme eines tleinen 8ilbes Der
MantesnazS9uIe bic burd bic robe
llebermolung perdnoerten uripriins.
lidsn Sormen. ia ieIbif bic aIter
5arbenriffe oeutIi4 pabrnebmsn
tonnte.. Rad ieiner aniiht piirbe
in pislen Sdllen i6on sine 9ur9.
lsu9tuns bes 8iloes unb proiettion
auf einen Wanoi4irm pbne platten.
aufnobme seniisen. = Siderlif
tDnnten Durd reatseitig aussefiibrtt
Observation-Disclosures Der 9iloel
man4e BEL Der Reitauration unters
laufenbe Srrtiimer permiebsu tperbsn
unb bic sepaltinme @ntfernung Ell:
ner fir MODERN gebaItenen, in 8irt'
lidteit aber gang olten llebermalung
pie iie tiiroIid3 einmal in elmer Bill
oergalerie begangen Durbe. pGre be
9lnpenbuns bieies neuen Silfsmitteli
Der &unitfori4un9 ielbitperitdnOlid
nlsgef9lofien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14
Sunmpre.

-Su BEN Sobn Silus @stduos on
on Drinfsr StraBe. bas ppn ibm ale
Bobnnns uno 5ruttbanoluns. unn
pom 9. Y. Siiber als Sumslierlaoeu
bsnust wurbs, sab 90 Srsitas WtorssR
sinen Dranb, Der Dor Der Bswdltisnup
$4,000 Staosn anri9tste.
- Das Rihael @biobo @sbduos On
Smitb StraBs. meIfes uOu ibm ale
eaosn uuo DObnnns bsnuSt Duroe, IN
frhb WiOntoe WiOrsGn burn elm Seuer,
oas Elm ii5erbsi5tsr Ofen peruriante,
bsinabe uollitdnois jerit6it morosn, NIT
sinsm Strluft uon strpa $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14
8ilfessSarre SSpti,en.

- Soispb 5 &auier pon gDiaiam
StraBe, 29 Sabre alt, wuroe Srsitaa
uOn sinsm @sbirnidlas bstroifsu uno
srlas osmlslbtn fur; nahbsr. 9r mar
In Der Rsiharb & 9Ssauer Brausrsi
anseitsllt.
Swsi 9inbriids srsisustsn Iid
friih SOnntas Diorssu i'm @siddtts
tbsil Der Slaot. Su Der Riter, page.
man gpoihsts an Sio Uiaiu Slrabe
wurben s772 in Baareslb ssltoblen, in
Der Mss9srei bes Psrcp Sromn on Sit
Northampton Strabs srlaustsn bic Sin
orin9linss s1.495.00 SaarsslO uuO
iibsr 500 in Srisssmartsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14
9ir IpIar BON llsb,rarbrituna

SW SyptAe D0n UeperarpctIuHH. SJn
ibrem fiiri9en Ysmiiben, m6gidlt piel
,u arbeiteu. nm ilir bisienisen 3u for.
gen, bic ibntn Iieb unb teuer iino. psrs
ssGen manhe &eute. oab ihre Starfe
uno Grbsitsfraff nur eine be9ren,fe iit.
unb ouB bic utberihrsituns tisisr
@rsn,e unuermeiolihe itllmme Reiul.
tote CUR Solse bat. Solte Spfer
iibsr9rOBsr arbsitsbinsabs uerbisnsn
uniers 2silnabme uno mir bOffen bar'
um. oab Der nahiolgenoe Brief ibncn
ben SBss sur Ssirsluns seissn miro.
Ssrr Is. SlorfOifi uon @merion. Wtan.,
idrsibt: rWtsin SObn Ruoolf battle
iih intOlgs su idpersr Nrbst In Den
9oblsnbods Der Babnaeiellihaft Sha'
Den 3usefiiat Sein Hiden wuroe 10
itlimm. baB er iehs Wohsn nibt oil.
beiten fonnte. @r be9ann oann 50rni's
Sllpsnfrdutsr III sebrauhsn. uno nah
Dem CT ,nei Slaiden bauOn ssnommen
butte. fonute er nieber on istne Nrbsit
,uiiid fsbrsn. SD islbit lit aht Sab.
r: lang on einem Dta9sniibsl, bod nat
furSsm @ebrauh uon SOrni's Sllpsn'
tr1utsr bsfam if sinen sutsn appstit
uno iiihls mid isst wobl."
Saulenbe babsn ibre @sinnobsit unb
&rait Dieber srIanst ourd bic Yermitt.
lung oieies alten,' bepdbrten Srauter'
bsilmittsls; ss 1T bic @sbilfin Der Na.
tur bel ibrem Seilunsswerte. gesen
ndbersr ausfunit i6rsibe man on Or.
Peter Sabrusp & Cons Co., 25O1
SSaibiustOu Yluo., Chicago. gu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14

- @tnen idmeren 8erluit baben bic
&atbolifen Seutidlanos ourb ben
tiirsli6 in &oln q. 8. erfOlsteu Sob
oes betannten 3entrumsfiibrers uno
Sournaliiten Or. Sulius 9adem er.
litten. 9tad nur turser Grantbeit til
er i'm glter BON 70 Sabren seitorben.
ST mar am 2. Suit 1845 gu WIbl-
beim an Der &ubr 9ebOren lno sebDrte
bon 1875 bis 1891 benz preuBii6en
9lb9eoronetenbauIe on. lleber 40 Sab
re mar er an Der vSDlntiben Solts;et=
tnns" thdtie, aus Der er Dor einiseu
Sabren ausidieO. Or Sa6em mar
nit @raf b. Sertlina elmer Der Grim
Der Der @6rresgeielli9aft uno mar Ser=
aus9eber bes srOBen Staatsleritons.
slnfan9s 1911 eridienen BON ibm im
Seroeriden Yerlage vGoie Sldtter aus
metnem Seben. in ipel6en er bur6
Hare Sarle9uns ieiner Sbdtisteit i'm
6ffentliden 2eben auf bic ;ablrei6en
Dfenen uno peritedten 9ln9riiie ieiner
8e9ner antportete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14
AuS bem Dberen Ebale.
(dr&balb &orrefponbens.)

Suei Brdnb In Psduille, elmer
ON absao 3uuor. Der bic Fstsr Wsiaui
Wobnnus jsrit0rte, unb elmer Donner.
ftag Wfor9en. Der bic Stepe Wtajptar
Wobuuu9 jsrft6rte, riftttsn bsios einsn
Shaoen pon tber 5000 on. Der
BED Shobt itaub bsibe Male In &c.
fabr, serff6rt 3u mel ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14
Spn Netersbnra.

- Die @bsleute 9D. 6. St0dcl finn
ourd bic @eburt sinss SObnes besliidl
moroen.
& Srau Glen Z. @lsmons, Wittns
bee Srleorih @lsmons. iit Samitas in
ilrtr Wobnun9 on $rtscott Nuenue i'm
sllter uon 76 Sahren ssitnrbsn. Oh
wirb pon 5Dsi 2Odtern nberlsbt. DIE
Useroi9un9 ertOlgte seitern i'm Dun
more 5risoboie. - =,
-Sobn z Wiosnor pon Wbeelsr
ausnue, "a Sabre alt. 1T lesten Don
ntrlta9 naf lan9erer Sraufbet 9eliorr
beu. @r mar Shr9erirlesustsran uu6
miro pOn pier 2OhteIH uu0 orel sob
nsn iiberlebt. Die Uesroi9unb fano
Sonntas NIT militdriiaen @breu in
5orsit Dil 5riscbOf itatt.
- Dtarion, bic 13idbriss Iodts,
Der @beleute Diftor Nen3el uon Btss,
colt Ausnue. 1T Sonntas Jiadt uat
ortitGsistr 3ranfheit stiforbtn. Das
UiGohsn mar allsemsin bsllebt uno ibr
isb,s 9inid.ioen 1T iir Die Sltsrn unt
Usrpauote elm berber Sdla9. Die
Bsiissuus fanb ssitern i'm Ounmors
Srieoboi itatt, nobei Baitor 8. b,
Dietrih ben Grauerolsnft leltste.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
LOOKS like AN
OLD FRIEND BACK AGAIN

ESPECIAL To THE TGMEs.l
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Dec, 9.-There
viii be a 5O0-mile race at the Indian
apolis Motor speedway this coming
year.
May 30th is the date.
Fifty thousand dollars is the purse.
This announcement comes from c. G.
Fisher. J. A. Allison and A. C. Newly.
owners Of the famous Indianapolis
course: these men having gotten to-
gether at Miami. Fla. and by flashing
their message to T.. z. Myers. secretary
and general manager. are formally re-
viving Americas greatest of all spores.
The last big race at the indianapolis
Motor speedway was held May 80. 1915.
Since that time the big brick saucer
has been idle, so far as racing. is con-
cerned. For some time those Connect
ed with the Indianapolis track have
beer almost constantly asked if there Is
70 he a revival OF the annual speedway
classic. Not until Fishers wire came
across was any one in position to SAY
definitely just what trend developments
would take.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09

CRIME At
l. HARBOR

Is the Black Hand organization using
its methods Of violence with knife. gun
and club in Indiana Harbor
One murderous attack was commit
ted in the city a couple Of weeks ago
and Sunday morning another attack
was made that seems to have the ear
marks Of tsht blood-lust organization.
Anton Koszis. 2105 137th street. was
walking along Cedar street near 13Stf
when he heard a little boy crying: He
killed my mother! He killed my
mother" Anton called Officer Budich
who was near and the officer went to
the boys home in the rear of 13Sth and
Cedar streets.
A fearful sight met his gaze Lying
in pools of blood were a man and a
woman, battered and beaten into in
s~ensibility. The floors and walls were
spattered with clots OF dark red gore
Furniture was smashed and il was evi.
lent that there had been q terrific strug-
gle. Near the bodies was a heavy base
ball bat. covered with blood and hair.
A hasty examination showed thai
both man and woman were still alive
n the officer at once called DR.. Tee.
garden and both the Sulski and Nc
Guam ~ambulances.
The doctor came Immediately snc
gave the injured couple first aid, ther
had them taken TO the hospital al Ham
mond. As this paper goes 70 press the,
are just regaining consciousness.
DR.. Teegsrden said at noon that HI
hopes of saving their lives: that he did
not think the injuries had reached an!
vital parts. The names Of the injured
are given as Pietro Amelia and Mari'
Della.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09

The lewiston. il is thought, was great
~ influenced by the informal assurance
that a 5O0-mile race at the indianapolis
Motor speedway next May could he
made an international event in the
truest sense Of the word.
1t is a remarkable coincident that
most Of the countries represented in five
former 50O-mile races at Indianapolis
are today listed among Americas allies,
and an International sweepstakes m
which France. England. Belgium and
Italy participated with America, as In
dianapolis would be the greatest event
IN all gasolene history.
While the authorities connected With
the indianapolis track are non-commit
tai. it is believed that every effort viii
be made to remobilize the great avia-
! tors Of war. such men as ace, Eddie
-Rickenbacker. Caleb Brass. Ralph Dc
Palma. ct AL. and welcome them back
into the great game with the old ira
ditional and spectacular starting bomb.
Anyway-here's how.
welcome back-automobile racing.
Gee-but it sounds like old times
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
SAYS HE
IN

UNITED PRESS CABLEGRAM1
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The kaiser as a
top-hatted frock coated manager of a
cabaret is the way Max Harden pic
lures the former emperor's rightful vo-
cation. According to Harden. the ex-
kaiser has not followed his right line.
Harden declares in an interview with
the London Express that Wilhelm has
no personal part in the war. but he was
only a tool of the 1unkers, that they
thought him a coward and feared he
would not sign the declaration of war
and so sent him to Norway. He de-
clared the armistice terms are hard and
may ruin Germany If they are the bases
of peace.
Loss of Alsace-Lorraine may prevent
her becoming an industrial country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
HAMMOND LADY
LOSES

MICHIGAN CITY. Dec. e-Roy Ed
ward Harper died OF pneumonia at s:4s
o'clock Friday afternoon at the home
OF his mother. Mrs. Mary E. Harper,
222 East Fourth street, following q
~two-days' illness.
The deceased was born on August
5. 1888. near Waterford. a son of Hen
~ G. and Mary z. Harper. Henry g
Harper died a couple Of years ago
Roy was educated in the Michigan
CITY public schools.
He is survived by his mother. Mrs
Mary f. Harper. two sisters. Mrs. W
y. Danielson, Of Hammond. and Miss
Margaret P. Harper. of this city. and
one brother. David a. Harper. OF
Harbor Tent, No. IA The Maccabees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
THEY WERE BUSY,
WERE e CHAPS

Pickpockets were at work on the
street cars in his community again
yesterday.
A bun leather p~oeketbook was found
in the toilet of the South shore wait
Ing room cut into shreds.
A colored man. Edward Dix. 919
151st street. East Chicago. employed
at the plant of the Grasselli Chemical
company was coming from south Chi
rago and upon arriving at E. Chi
cago found that his roll OF 1925 had
been stolen. He remembered being
pushed roughly in a crowd Of men
when near Whiting. He looked around
and has a description OF the man who
twas behind him The police are at
work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
GARY LIQUOR


Three state law violators. Kastant
Durkuski. 1925 Jackson street. order
ed held for Special agent Georse
Bregdon. Dan Ogencovich. 22o1 Wash
ington street. released on $500 bonds.
Mike Maluski. no address, and Rade
Bukadinovich. i425 Washington st,
released on $500 bonds were the toll OF
the Gary police arrests last night, on
the charge OF state liquor law vio-
lators.
Fourteen common DRINKS helped 20
swell the city treasury by paving fines
in Judge Dunn's Gary city court this
morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
r S28, 500, 900
AWAY ON THEIR


WASHINGTON. Dec. German
propagandists in this country raised
So ,S5o.o0o for carrying on their work
here. Bruce Bielaski told the senate
investigating committee today. He
said $4,000 900 of this was raised
through loans from New York banks
and $500. 900 from the German Reich
bank and other German banks OF
this sum he said $500. 600 was spent
in the Bolo Pasha anair; 81 700. ooC
IN purchasing the New York Mail
$4,000 or $4,000 on propaganda
among Jews and hundreds Of nous
ands among the Irish
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
SOLDIER BOYS
BACK To FORT

The three soldier boys who for the
past three months have been assisting
the local board Of East Chicago in it's
clerical work have finished their allot-
ted tasks and are now preparing to re-
turn to Fort Harrison, from which point
they were assigned to duty at East
Chicago
Mayor Mccormack had them in his
home for dinner a couple of times and
in fact they have found East Chicago
such an agreeable city in which to So
journ that all three have secured good
jobs and are coming back just as soon
as they can get relieved from duty.
The gentlemanly courtesy OF these
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
THRICE IN
CASUAL TIES,
RECOVERING
Indiana Harbor Marines
Lieutenant Tells Of Peg
gy' Heglin's Splendid
Bravery in Three of the
Wars Greatest Battles.

Harry Hegiin. better known as Peg
81" one OF Indiana Harbor's fine sol
dlers who enlisted with the L. :. ma
rInes the day the war with Germany
broke cut. has fought in all the big
hattes of the war and has certainly,
aot a record 70 be proud of. He was
eassed at Chateau Thierry and sent to
the hospital at Bordeaux. Returning to
hs post he had part of his hand shot
away at SCISSORS and was again sent
10 the hospital. Recovering. he went
back 10 the front lines and fought in
other battles until in the Battle Of he
Champagne he was shot in the tomach
and is now recovering in a base hospital
at Orleans in France. He has ano-aer
brother with the field artillery in
France and still another in the navy.
In a letter from Lieut.. Edward r
Conros. written from Camp Wheeler.
ga. after LET. Conroy had returned
from France the officer writes Mrs.
Nora Heglin. 25l4 Elm street. as fol-
tOMS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09

found her rights Din tic Taena-Nrica
disputed on the treaty Of Ancon She
remained faithful TO that treaty and
no consideration would dissuade her
from accomplishing exactly ana hon
cytig the terms II the treaty she
signed. She has repeatedly presented
to Peru the urgent need of bringing
about a plebescite.'
Sig. /. 3. Bargone, Chilean minister
Of foreign affairs made the foregoing
statement today IN an interview in
which he sought TO explain Chile's
attitude in the Peruvian controversy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
BERGER ON TRIAL.

ID 1NAAh0 < hE1NsI
CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-Congressman-
elect Victor L Berger and four others
went on trial here today on war OBJ
Etruction charges.
Preliminary questioning OF Jurors
indicated the defense would be based
on the constitutional rights of free
speech. Both sides expected the COM
pletion OF a jury by Tuesday moo
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TWO SMALL FIRES.

The Hammond fire department ans
wered a call to the home of J. d.
smalley Of 81 Detroit street this noon
when the chimney was on FIRE.
Tho fire was soon e~xtinguished and
not much damage was done.
The fire department also put out a
small fire on Saturday night at III
Logan street. where a gas pipe had
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CEICAao LTvE o C


BUTTER-Creanery extras, $685.
hc; creamery frsts. 62&4 a63c; frsts
SIS a SEC; seconds. 54d57c.
EGGs-ordinaries, 55aS5c: hrsts.s4
hc@67c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. 1Sa25ac;
ducks. &c; geese, 27c; springs. 211kc;
turkeys. 26c.
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UPHOLDS THE
FISHING LAW
IRr rNrrrn PREss.1

WASHINGTON. Dec. s-The supreme
court today upheld the Kentucky state
seining law as IL relates to the Ohio
river. Frank Nicoulin. a fisherman.
contested the act or the grounds that
il violate an old agreement between
Kentucky and Indiana touching river
rights.
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WANTS TO TALK

81 UNITED FREsS.J
NEW YORK. Dee. 9.-Samuel Inter
meyer has sent a telegram TO Senator
Overmann of the senate judiciary COM
mittee asking permission 70 appear be-
fore the committee or submit a written
statement in reply to testimony regard
ing Bruce Bielaski. chief of the federal
bureau Of investigation
Untermeyer protests against the COM
mittee using its records as a medium OF
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18th Division.
Camp Wheeler. Ga,

NOV. So 1913.
Dear Mrs. Heglin: This letter Is z
very tardy one. but as 1 promised to
write. l viii be as good as my word.
In September, while en- route to the
states. my baggage with your address
was lost. AS 1 have just recovered the
above articles, this is my first oppor-
tunity to write Your son Harry was in
my platoon in The 10Th Co., 9TH marines.
He asked me to write and tell you that
he was feeling fine. From all appear
ances he was telling the truth because
he certainly looked the part.
He was with me ia practically every
engagement hat I went through in
France and always proved himself to be
an excellent soldier. 1 would have
made him a non-commissioned officer
several times but our quota was always
filled up with replacement non-coms,
which deprived me of my privilege.
He was the best auto-ri1eman that
I had and naturally he always drew the
most important pest to protect. Then
I didn't nave to worry. When you write
to him viii you please send him my
best regards.
Very sincerely yours.
LIEUT.. EDWARD f. CONROY."
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young mdn. their gooe fellowship. their
faithfulness to the task assigned. all
though they yearned TO he at the front
with their comrades. together with their
good humor upon all occasions have
made them many friends who will he
pleased TO learn that they like the COM
munity and that they will return to
take up employment
Their names are JOIN f. Donahey,
Hugh L. Stephenson and Row Newlin.
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LOWELL MAN
TT DEAD
Tsprc1AL To THr T1MEs.l

ISpECIAL 10 p iIMEs.I
LOWELL. IND, December p
Henry Bauermeister. one Of the old
settlers of West Creek township, was
found dead in the woods adjoining his
farm Friday afternoon. He had been
dead some time when he was found as
his body was cold. When he did not
come to dinner a search was made and
after a while his dead body was found.
The deceased was IS years Of age. The
cause Of his death was heart trouble,
from which he has been a sufferer for
nany years.
The deceased was born in Germany
and came TO this country when he was
a young man. Funeral services will he
held today at 1880 o. m, at Petersburg
III.
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publicity misrepresenting loyal and
public spirited citizens"
He pointed 70 several patriotic char
tiles as proof of his patriotism.