davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04
Trutl, and f,oetrys

"Why do sou object 10 sprinx
poets r.
They're such anreliabls wAathes
prophets K ssSs1
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04
. Proof Enough.

8 Perfect inbcclle. Is hep
why, II he married for money he'd
get Il. &
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP

Why use ordinary cough remedies
when Bosehee's German Syrup has
beer used 80 successfully for ffty-one
years Ia all parts OF the United
States for coughs, bronchitis, colds;
settled in the throat, especially lung
troubles. II gives the patient q good
nights rest, free from coughing, With
easy expectoration In the morninGI
gives nature d chance to soothe thu
infiamed parts. throw OF the disease
helping the patient to regain htei
health. Made In America and sold for
more than half century. tlv.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04

u An old bachelor says that some wo1n-
en marry FOR the purpose Of obtaining
a listener who can't get away
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01
z MICHALOWA.

2 poczatkiem bieiacego tygodnia,
W parafii Sw. Michala roZpoczefo sic
zbieranie kolekty parafialnej po do
mach. Ksieza miejscowi chodza po
domach i zbieraia dziesieciny Ola ko-
sciola, iakotez zapisuja wszystkich
tych mlodzienc6w co sic znajduja W
sluzbie woiskowej, tax W Armii Anne
rykanskiej jak / Polskiej. Jak nam
wiadomo, wkrotce odbedzie sic po-
S~wiecenie flagi s~luzbowej (Service
Flag dlatego te3. PREY okazyi tel
wlasnie odbywa sic kolekta pc do
mach; jest dobra s~posobno$t zapisy-
wac owych mlodziehc6w a zaoszcze-
dzi sic troche czagu matkom, ktore
ME ~potrzebuja przychodzic ma pleba-
uie p6zniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01
Z MARYANOWA.

Jutro, W koSciele Najsw. Maryi
Fanny Anielskiej, gdzie proboszczem
jest X. Franciszek Gordon, c. R.
~przypada doroczne Swieto Patronki
koScioia jakotez Odpust Porcyunkuli.
Cd czasu jak tylko koSci6l Marya-
nowski otwartO, rok rocznie koSciof
ten obchodzi tax Swieto Najsw. Ma
ryi Fanny Anielskiej jakotez posiada
przywilej udzielania Odpustu Por--
cyunkuli, ale przywilej ten mialo tax
re kilka innych koScolow W sasiedz-
twie. Przywileje tie jednak, ma mocy
dekretu Papieza Piusa X. z dnia 11go
czerwca,191O jako tez ma mocy de-
kretu Swietego Oficyum z dnia 1890
maja 1911, zostafy milestone i obec-
ME tylko to koScioly posiadaja PREY
wilej Odpustu Porcyunkuli, kt6re po-
staraja sic W kancelaryi d~yecezyalnej
o ten przywilej a to rok rocznie Cd
nawiaG trzeba. Jezeli juz W ktorych
koscioiach byf dawniej przywilej u
dzielania Odpustu Porcyunkuli a o.
becnie ME zosta} odnowiony, Odpustu
w tych k~oscioIach uzyskaG ME MONA.
Kosci6l Najsw. Maryi Fanny Aniel-
skkiej posiada otrzymany z kancela-
ryi biskupiej document nadajacy Cd
pust Porcyunkuli ola koScioia NajSw.
Maryi Fanny Anielskiej ma rok 1918.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01
z BRIGHTON PARK.

W niedziele, Ago sierpnia, odbe-
die sic W sail Oh. WI. Fetter Vice
Narodowo-OSwiatowy, celem popar--
cia usi}owan rekrutowania polskiego
oohotnika dla Armii Polskiej we
Francyi.
Jako m6wcy wystapia: organiza-
tor miejscowy, p. krzywonos; p.
Chojnacki; prezes Komitetu ObyWa-
telskiego W Dzielnicy DeKoven, p.
Hanasz / student Kollegium SIS. Cyry-
la i Metodego W Orchard Lake, p.
Fornek.
Celem Wiecu jest zjednoczyc jak
najwiecej sill W tel tax odleg1ej a
waznej dzielnicy.
Poczatek o godzinie 3-ciej popo-
{udniu; sala OBJ. Fetter, mieSci sic
PM. 1858 SO. Ta,man ave-, naroznik
46-tej i Talman ave. Do miiego zoba-
.czenia sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01
I Chicago Heights,
Illinois.
(W}asna korespondencya ,,Dzienni-
ka Chicagoskiego"O.

Pc diuzszym zastoju piracy ma nj
vie narodowej W naszem miasteczku
~rozpoczyna sic znowu now zycie z
przybyciem do naszej osady X. pro-
boszcza Wac}awa Warakomskiego i
inny Ouch powial 1 teraz ma wyScigi
pracuja jak towarzystwa tax i pa
rafianie, Komitet Obywatelski, az ser
ce sic raduje; gdy TAX praca zgod--
ME idzie. Urzadzony byi piknik, a
przeznaczono pol dochodu ma fun
dusz tytoniowy ola naszych polskich
wojak6w, a pol ma parafie. C~zystego
dochodu przyszlo S212.62c, wiec ma
papierosy przypadnie %s106.31, a pa
rierosy tie beda wys}ane paczkach
pod osobnym adresem ola kazdego o.
chotnika 2 naszej osady ma rece Ko-
misyi wojSkowej.
Obywatele miejscowi 1 parafianie
urzadzili W dniu 1890 lipca ma przy-
jecie I Geese ks. prob. Warakomskie-
go bankiet, ma kt6rym sala by&a pre-
pelniona, program by& wielce uroz-
maicony. Kilku z powazniejszych
obywateli przemawiaio; Choir sw.
Cecylii pod dyrekcya p. FIR. Kr6l wy
stapil re Spiewem, "a co nagrodzony
go burza oklask6w; solo ma fortepia-
ME wykona} 2 Chicago p. FIR. Mali
nowski i gdy skonczy sliczny utw6r
wiazanek polskich, dosta} take bra
wa, re musia} diva razy j~eszcze wysta
riG; stosowna deklamacye p~owiedzia-
la coreczka PIP. Lagon6w; mistrz toa-
stow H. Radajewski p~oprosi} W imie-
niu Kom. OBJ. dwie panienki, ably sic
zajely kolekta ma papierosy dla ma
szych bohater6w, kt6ra przyniosia
s25.19. Sprawozdanie W jaki spos6b
to pieniadze beda wys}ane X. o. da
p6zniej. Mistrz toastow poprosil So
lenizanta X. proboszcza, azeby pre-
m6wif pare slow. X. Warakomski
NOVA swoja tax pobudzii do czynu
nasza osade i wywari TAXI wpiyw, re
teraz wszyscy zgodnie i jednomysl-
ME p~racuja. Przytocze tylko to, IL
szko}a u mas byla W opiakanym sta
ME, vice przySli kolejno obywatele i
wyczyScili bezinteresownie dolne pie
tro, axe personal nauczycielski ma
bye powiekszony, vice trzeba pre-
! r6bki A.. dodac nalezy, re wszelka ro-
bota bedzie zrobiona r6wniez benin
teresownie, co kiedys u mas by by3o
niemozliwoscia.
X. proboszcz Warakomski ma wiel
XII zas6b energii i zdrowego rozsad-
ku, jak r6wniez portrait ujat sobie
swoich parafian ola chwafy BozeJ,
dla ojczy7ny, jake prawy syn Pol
ski i ku wychowaniu naszej dziatwy,
azeby wyros}a ma prawych obywateli
i Polak6w. Cd mas obywateli para
fan zalezy, abysmy zaru tego ME
przygaszali, a tylko podsycali, to pra-
ca p6jdzie dalej korzystnie, jak jest
obecnie zaczeta.
Jeden z miejscowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01
KOmitet WykOnaWCzy
Wydziafu NarOdOWego
POIskiego.
Do Wszystkich Szanownyeh Delegation
do giOsu wirylnegO ma sejmie Wy
chodztwa W mysl Oredzia sejmO-
wegO upOwazniOnych.

Mandaty d~elegat6w %obieranych ma
Sejm WychOdztwa czy to ma zasadzie
organizacyjnej, czy tez ma zasadzie te-
~rytoryalnej powinny bye przeSyiane do
Komisyi PrzedSejmowej j~eszcze pred
sejmem W terminach W Oredziu sejEo-
wen wyszczeg6lnionych.
Komitet Wykonawczy wyznaczyi juz
tymczasowa Komisye Mandat6w, kt6ra
mandaty tie W miare n%adsylania ich
bada i W razie, jesli So prawne, W pis-
mach og1aSza, przesylajac r6wnoczeS-
ME original mandatu uznanym dele
gatom.
Kazdy z tych delegat6w obowiazany
jest przynieSc ma Sejm tenze original
mandatu, pc zatwierdzeniu kt0rego o.
statecznie przez Izbe Sejmowa juz ma
sejmie kazdy bedzie delegation z pei
mem prawem giosu.
W oredziu jednak sejmowem ME wy
jaSnione jest %dok}adnie, czy i ci dele
gael, kt6rym przys}uguja glossy wiryl-
ne, mandaty swe jeszcze pred sejmem
ma rece Komisyi Przedsejmowej majq
nadsyiac. w uzupe1nieniu Komisya
Przedsejmowa wyjaSnia niniejszem pis
mem, re wszyscy ci delegaci ma sejm
Wychodztwa, kt6rym W mySl oredzia
sejmowego ~przys}uguje ma sejmie CLOS
wirylny, obowiazani So tylko zawiado-
mic urzedownie jeszcze pred sejmem
Komisye Przedsejmowa, czy ma sejm
W~ychodztwa przyjada 2 powolaniem
sic wyraznem ma punkt oredzia ma "a
sadie, kt6rego wirylny CLOS i'm PREY
sIuguje.
Komisya Przedsejmowa W odpowie-
dzi ma take zawiadomienie wysle da-
MENU delegatowi original mandatu.
Chicago, ILL.,, dnia 1-go ~sierpnia.
Komisya Przedsejmowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01
NOTATKI.

Ma tyton dla Armii Polskiej zlozo-
no nastepujace ofiary: z Wiecu z
Phoenix $33.15; Tow. Postep Grupa
500 q. n. P. 1888; Gmina mr.. S4ta
Z. n. P. $1,000; Gniazdo Sokoi6w
i'm. Kazimierza ~Pu}askiego $3.50;
Ma chrzcinach u panstwa Wroblew--
skich $3.50; Tow. Kazimierza Wiel-
kiegc Grupa 955 z. P. R. K. SSH;
Tow. sw. Stanisiawa Kostki Grupa
1872 d. P. R. K. $500; Tow. Piotra
i Pawla Zjed. P. R. K. $500; X. P.
Budnik $500; G. A. Ball $500;
Tow. Maryt Magdaleny $1,000; z Mi
chigan City $500; PAM Grembowicz
$500; X. Jan LANCE proboszcz para
fiji sw. Michaia Arch. $500; Tow.
Krola Jana SGD Sobieskiego z. n. P.
$1,000; Tow. Bratn:eJ Pomocy Ro-
botnik6w $1,000; Tow. Sok6f Polskt
z Kensington $1,000; Grupa sol q.
n. P. $3.50. Razen zebrano $1S6.7O.
Antoni Lulinski, LEGACY lat Al, 20
stall lekko skaleczony ubiegiej sobo-
ty, gdy jadac W swym automobilu W
kierunku Escanaba avenue / 95ej W
South Chicago, nagle peklo ko}o gu
MOVIE 2 TAXA sila. re go W lewe oko
i W kolano trafily kawaiki kola
skaleczy}y. Automobil przewr6ci} sic.
StaFo sic to o godzinie $50 wieczo-
rem.
Ma dwutygodniowe wakacye wy
iecha( X. Stanisiaw Balcer, aSystent
przy parafii Niepokalanego Poczecia
NaI$w. Maryi Fanny.
Onegdaj odbyfo sic u~roczyste .po--
zegnanie p. Edwarda Klobuear'a, Sc
kretarza popularnego klubu 2 South
Chicago nod nazwa ,,Cariolia", ktory
1ako poborowy odjechai do stuzby
woiskowej. Pomiedzy uczestnikami
tegoz pozegnania by}y dwie Polki Ro
zalia Brunska i Antonina Matuszek.
Onepdai znaleZiono nieprzytomne-
go mezczyzne PREY torach kolei Chi
ago Western Indiana R. R." W po-
bl;7u Hegewisch, kt6ry miai peknie-
ia czaszke; zabrano nieszczeSltweso
do szpitala South Chicago, gdzie
ldowiedziano sic, Il nazywa sic J6zef
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01
MAGDALENOWA.

Onegdaj odbylo sic regularne po-
giedzenie Centrum Rekrutacyjnego
nr. A.. W sail pa-afiaInej Sw. Maryi
Magdaleny, W sail zwyklych posie-
dzen. Wszyscy by!i obecni z wyatt
klein y. Fr2nciszka Wojtalewicza'
Lt6ry bawi obecnie ma wakacyach.
w przyszIy piatek, dnia Ego sierp-
MIA, b. T. o sodztnie Sci wieczorem
od6edzie sic pleuarne posiedzenie ko
uitetu Obywatelskiego z Centrum Re
krutacyjnego nr. A.. Proszeni sa
wszyscy przedstawiciele jakotez i
wszvscy zyczliwi patryoci Polacy, po-
niewaz - bardzo wazne sprawy do
lalatwienia.
Dzisiaj wieczorcm o gOdzinie SeJ'
sr6lka Observation-Disclosures W pa
rafii Wv. Maryi Magdaleuy otwiera
ga serve ia pOSl"dZenlu " SAIL pa
IasiaIncj. Ktoby lie Chciai zapisac'
r.echaj p~rzybedzis dzisiaj ma 20 po-
:.edzenie.
Wczoraj W szpitalu stalowm ,,1lli-
nois Steel Co" South Chicago.
zmar} :. p. Walenty C~zarnota, ktory
p~racujac dla tel firmy. przez niesz-
cze=liwy wypadek OdniGst uszkodze-
MIA koSci ~paoierzowej i wskutek te-
20 umarl. Pozostawil on zone | pie
cioro drobnych dzieci. Pogrzeb odbe-
die sic jutro z ko$cioia Sw, Maryi
Magdalenv. Msze Sw. "a spok6j du-
szv zmariego odprawi X. proboszcz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01
Chicagoski chemik dOkonal dziwu. .
Nagniotek przestaje bolee, poczem
MONA 60 oH;qf palcami.

Me ME bolil Aplikujcie Bingo ma
mozecIe odcisk odjac palcami. Sprobuj-
Gle! Me czekaJcie. Wieboldt obydwa
sklady sprzedaJa csc butelke Bingo. do
syc ma p~ozbycie sic kazdego odcisku l
naEniotka, beg bolu, bez irytacyl. Bin
go Jest ia nadzwyczajna preparacya o
ktorej tax duzo mowis, gdyS dale ma
tychmiastowa ulgs. togf)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01
Drzenk, liczy lat As, aizamieszkuje
W East Chicago, Ind. r

Prey zbiegu S3ej i Brandon ave.,
automobil kierowany przez Stanisia-
wa Grzelaka zderzyi sic z automobi-
lem Jana Sweetlanda, kt6ry zosta{
pokaleczony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01
ZE SO. CHICAGO.

Edward Kowalewski, o godzinie Gel
rano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-01

Ma dwutyg odniowe wakacye wy
jechai X. Stanisiaw Balcer, asystent
prey parafii Niepokalanego Poczecia
NaISw. Maryi Fanny.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25
BENT on KILLING GERMANS.

The story Of how American boys are hshting over
there viii furnish the history OF the " with the most
glorious annals. on the Fourth Of July the Americans
captured NauX. Today there this paper from
England description Of how they fought and what the
English thought Of them. 1t is follows.
If the Americans showed fault il ways. always
with hrstclass lighting until they get experience
the fault Of excessive keenness that they suffered
some casualties by pressing harrage. But he
Australians lavish i'm admiration gallantry
and dash. and added pquancy given their
performance by the that the prisoners taken 10y them
astounded when they learned who their captors
were they did believe that there really any
Americans among the lighting men yet in France
The men who fought yesterday had never been il
battle They had only their Imagination &c tell them
what the battle would he like hospital today some
Of them. than boys Of 20 and n. spoke with
amazement of the volume Of the bombardnent and bar
which they said any previous Fourth Of July
demonstration they had heard But when the time
came TO go they were keen the keenest Of their
Australian comrades. with their killing
Germans. and they did
One American sergeant captured and brought in
seven Germans singlehanded. Another. corporal 81
2 lies in hospital happy. with three wounds and the
consciousness Of having killed Germans-it seems
TO be a lucky number for the Americans-in his first
engagement This lad was in the Yaire Wood part 81
the attack and his first three Germans We're got by
bombs with which he did ia" machnegun post hidden
in a wheatheld after of its bullets had wounded
him. Though wounded he could not resist chasing The
German into dugout killing him there A was
coming he attacked by two more in succession
one OF whom wounded him with bayonet, but both 81
them he bayoneted in The last OF the was
shot with the rife before third wound crippled him
"In another bed close by lies boy enc wear younger
being only e. who had been given the command at
plaoon-he did know why except that he had surely
wanted make good soldier, and had worked hard
as he could. He fought Hame up ridge and down
dip where barbed mpeded them. and then over
another ridge into the village where there we're bullets
enough fyng but not many Germans willing o come Ia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25
THE grr ouET7E OF SURRENDER.

The Germans are said to be very much annoyed bV
the fighting methods OF the American troops. They
plain that do fight according to rule and worse
still do not surrender according to rule.
1t is the German custom whenever small band is
of from the main body and surrounded by the enemy
10 surrender without ado, just men" a
checkerboard given UP when they cornered In
divdual Germans yell "Kamerad" a of course.
They around looking for somebody surrender
Then when they get chance they stab their capor
IN the back
The Americans stubbornly refuse to follow this rule
company platoon squad any fortutous aggrega-
ton Of soldiers separated from their comrades 90 right
fighting When completely surrounded, they proceed
fight their way Little groups carry on guerilla
warfare long they they able to pull trigger
push bayonet they their guns they try cap
others from the enemy. and generally succeed In
dividuas go fighting alone disregard
They will hold up their hands
Even when forcibly disarmed hailed away as
prisoners, the Americans refuse stay captured They
seize the first opportunity knock their guards down
take their guns away from them and fight their way
back to their lines They sometimes get hold Of
machine guns. and turn the tables on Huns IN a
surprising fashion
1t must be extremely irritating. Americans such
barbarians If they had little German kultur in
their systems, they'd know how surrender.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25
NEW MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED

ESPECIAL To TIRE TIMEs1
CROWN POINT. IND, July 25.-The
following couples were granted mar
rage licenses.
John n. Cole, East Chicago. and Mary
Mlott. Chicago.
Geo. Luba and Victoria Fritz. East
Chicago
Chas Hayes and Marie Taylor. Gary.
Glyndon c. Halter and Ada Belle
Stewart, Indiana. Harbor.
Edw Bcolos and IrTna Koelbke, Gary.
James Fadiga and Anna Bratina. Gary.
VIM. Hawkins and Matte Jockey,
Gary.
steve Benzsa and Anna sentesv. Gary.
VIM. Henry. Butler Pa, and Genev-
lev Barenle. East Chicago.
Hubert Prevo. soldier, Hammond, and
Helen Lucy Gary.
Frank kellogg and Jennie Logan. Gary.
Tony Krusyznski and Bertha Adam
ezyk, Gary
Henry Table. East Chicago. and Ruth
Mercer. Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25
NEW CASES IN
CIRCUIT COURT

CROWN POINT. IND. July 25.-The
following cases have been fled in cir
cult court.
1855 Harvey Spencer Brown (Patee &
Johnscn) vs.. Nathan Fisher.
1886 Receivership; Mike Radanovich
(Nunde & Royce vs.. LupI1o zwish.
1881 Divorce; Isaac \. Ault (Knight &
Brown vs.. Ethel Ault.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

The two German shell fuses, re-
produced above, were sent by Lieut..
Richard H. Habbe from France 70
his father, John F. Habbe. The up
per one did not explode and was de-
tached without rnishap from the ex-
plosive container. Both were found
outside the dugout occupied by Lieu
tenant Habbe, who is with Head
field artillery. The device for regu-
lating the time to elapse between be
ing fired and exploding is plainly
visible. The fuses were on 77-miG-
meter shells.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25
AND TAI GOES DOUBLE.

Wash fresh FISH, split, season. dot with fat
place OF creased broer, and hroi until the fakes
easily separated. Sliced lemon makes az
tractiye garnish and gives additional flavor. Con
serNatiOn' hint bg the federal food board.
We know all that Unless the r +. 3D. tell us
where TO get the fish and lemons and gas and seasoning
at reasonable rates Ill had better conserve paper salaries
and printers ink by ceasng 70 IN cook books and
solemnly send the clippings harassed public as
original brain work Some Of these food hints and
servation talks sent BY the government give lis
pain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

wiled sothe only is his fury will respect
and comprehend
Blood must
And until the Germany Of Wilhelm Hohenzollern,
and his crew drained dry Of It's lust for
quest and dominion. shall peace enfoId the world
Ludendorn right. Victory must emerge from a
deluge blood The tainted blood Germanys royal
murder bund. The shedding Of which will be its first
and only worthy service humanity and the world
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25
- - - - - - -
THAT'S WHY.

We heard CD ask the other day how this
country got into this awful anyway. Well be
brief that such skunks he may be permitted
live their miserable the land of the free
virtue Of their wives daughters sisters and
mothers may not be subjected the unspeakabe and
unprintable outrages which the of Belgium and
France have been subjected
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25
The foIIortng n,en ,rln lenre cro,,n

Point shortly. having been indueted
into service by the local board. How
ard Parker. Gary. Bradford Wood
ward. Palmer; Elmer Rich Palmer.
ID 70 Valparaiso training school West
Wheat OF Omaha. ta Camp Dodge
Iowa and George Moon. Chicago to
Fisk University Nashville Tenn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

announce that Aiajor-Geuerat Ham
with the division Of 1900 brave Ann
erican soldiers made up from Wiscen-
sin and Indiana are right In the front
amidst the big lighting over there.
and that hls command is giving q good
account OF themselves. Mator-cfenera.
Ham is Lake county boy raised and
reared on farm between Lowell ant
Crown Point, receiving his education
from the Lake county schools and VA
later q cadet al West Point. At ont
time he lived with the late II. II
Ragon Of Lowell
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25
George n. Denthe. of Lowell. writes

from Company G. Ordnance Depart
rnent. Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Md,
stating that he and Ed Rel Of East
,hlcago. ave now working a. auto me-
char Is IN the garage. He likes army
life III Maryland. but SAYS he'd rather
ID tower there" with the other Purdue
boys at the front.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

THE car IS reported to be murdered again, Good
ness gracious, but those bolsheviki brutal How
many times j. il necessary kin the poor fellow
reminds Of the time tried shoot the dog and
firing five bullets it finally had crack II
the head with a club Or something
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

READING that the Americans we're in battle All right
causes utter mind about that Lots of those
boys have up all night before when there wasn't
half much fun they are having now.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

10 FRIENDS or THE BOYS

THE TI1IES goes daily to over q
thousand Lake County men in the U >.
a. or y. s. ". whtse boys keep posted.
- this means. They nave no ofnsr
way ct getting the news. 1t is letter
from home for them. They want the
news q the boys they know. You want
tho news q your boy and yonr neAg n
as for them. Let us keep each Other
posted as to the comtngs and go.n3
Of our boys in the service. Write
briefly o. call MP THE TINES as al
act 81 patriotism. DO IL now.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

1T is time we are forced admit that when the
worlds greatest battle IS in progress "a the first 90
foolish have paragraph about white stockings
making the legs look larger, On the fourth page.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

1T certainly Is lovely weather to fill the several
little roadster.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

WE recall vividly the reception got once when
girl aside and whispered that sometime
with trimming It showing below the bottom Of her
dress, and probably would 60 hard with We're
stop Of them these days and tell them that they
had forgotten something altogether.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

Private Joseph Covert, Griffith. who
has been at Fort Constitution. Ports
mouth. =. r.. has been transferred
10 Bat. B. 73rd Artillery. at the same
fort
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

pany N, 23ath InfantrT. at Camp Gus
ter. Michigan. writes to his people that
he Is rapidly learning the ropes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

Mrs. william Balm. Of Robertsdale,
has received word that her son Fred
Behan ~ Company r, Sl1 Machine
Gun Battalion has arrived safely over
seas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

THERE is one nice thing to be said about Hoover
rs deadly enemy or Indigestion
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

IT seems to that whenever 90 out in the street
hear men say they almost hearbroken over
beng too old to be the front right than
probably really are, especially most Of them don't
seem to be more than 80 or thereabouts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25
| Here and Over There
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ing. but expects Ems TO be very short
~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-25

The two sons of Louis Roth. Ham
mond ARA in the service pc their coHn-
ttv Louis Jr. 3s in France In the IN
fantry. and ollie IS sergeant in the
cavalry at TT. Bliss. El Paso, Texas