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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-07
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Raifers.
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BON 5iitben6iirg artIdBli9 .bes glors
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IN ben Iaugen Ringen IN unieren
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als Geutide fiibIsn, Gott por NIT
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staifer WiIbelm bat IN elmer 9epes
fde on ben prtn3eu Geopolb DON
Sap1n. btm S69ittommnnbirenben
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tpirb. ibn basu bsgttitniinIdt, baB
mad, breieinboI6jG6rigsm Rurnpfe bic
beuiffen 5esre Der ruiiifben armee
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acknowledgement uumerif9en lleber.
mat)t infer 2anb bebrobte-.
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bss prinsen aeoppib ge5ug nebmenb,
fcst Der Raiisr: .Ssn untpibsrfehlis
den MGrf6en iiber T9ledte 2anbftrd.
Gen, bur4 Gis unb Sdnee boben ne,
ibr M6gli9ites eetbou. Sas iieereide
@orbrinaen Der perfIofTcHen rier5ebn
Sage fpirb EN- elorrei4es 8tntt in Der
gefhihie bes beiitihen Seeres fir mn
merenr bilben.1
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fers an ben a0nig Jriebri@ augiit
BON Sahien aus berHielben 4nIab
lautet ipie folst:
sd empFinbe bi. gr6Bte Duutbars
bartlett esgen @oit uro bas Deer. bas
hieien ssrieben erypurgen bat. ga Der
5ifiide &rtegsf9auplds nurrnebr frst1
aeiucrben, buben mir eirten rteiigeu
S1ritt bortpdrts setbnn. sSeft nuf
bas Sd,ipert pertruueuo, febe ih beT
3utunft entaegen bic uns nod allen
ftiperen 0pferu Gieg unS einen itars
fen Jrieben brirsen tDtrb.- 4
Starben fars @ot.rTanb.
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ptrfbinq meloete an Witt-
md, boB flint Rann I'm Ronpf gr'
fnlfeu fiub. tpihrerb sfpei fdlfper unO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-07

IA teidJt Dertpunbet purpen. Die Ge=
follenen fnb; bic SoIooten Sper :.
girO, Rihpoob, Sbip;, 1 WtdrS; @fa
tpu Gorber, Dbite Dat, 2lrt., l.
Rdr3; Gaerp ". Gbism., getersbqfn,
mniI., 10. Gebrudr; 5rnut Wolc8nt,
3oIiet, Su., 25 Sebrudr, unb Wosens
bauer gbarlss GaDabausb. ReSfprs.
RGa- 3, Rdrl
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Vcfll RriessI0aupIaR.
Mngriff ber Eenti6en aai
tpeitere amerifanii6e
S6iikemgrdben
abgetpieiem.

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r itanif I den Sruppen in
|Srantrei9, 6. MGra. - Die
Seutf9en ma9ten sinen l1eberfalI aui
ipeitere ameritanii9e Sruppen, bic
ii9 nod arI elmer anberen StsGe ben
frana0iii4en aampffront befinben
aber bic glngreifer tpurber nit 8er'
luIten abgeipie1en.
gs lit bieies bas erife> e>Mal, baB es
seItattet pirb, biefes Gefe9t betannt
gu geben. Die amerttaniI9er Srup'
PEN traten on elmer setpifen STEELE in
Gotbringen in bic &ffront elm.
Der fran56iif9e 8efeblgbaber hegliits
tpiinf4tt bic &msrisanes gu i9reul
ger9alten.
9ns 0bige lit cine 8eitGtigirng bes
amtli9en fran36iiI9en Beri4ts bonn
5. MdrG in tpel9em geutelbet ipurbe,
Oab Elm 9ngriff Der Oeutf6en m ber
Radt bes 4, Mdr3 auf @raben
2ot6ringen. bic BON amerttart4en
Sruppen bsfsBt iinb, absefpiefsl
tpurbe.
Ger srfs 8sO6a6tungs. s
8alfon nit amerttauts
i6er DiaHni 4 aft.
8ei ben ameritani d n
Sruppen in Trantret4 3.
Mdr5. - Dd9reno Der OerflofIensr.
Ra9t bouerte bas iibli9e 9ef9iBa
feuer fort unb grtunbungmaHus
f6aften paren in benz nneritaniI4eE
@rabenabi9tritt norbtpeitli9 bon
Soul riibrig, aber es taiu gu teinen7
&Gurpfen.
Sci Sagesnnbru9 fog elm belta
i9er Sylieger iiber bic amerttGnt1
i9en 2irien, uurbe iebo9 Don ab-
fpebrgei9iben rnb Wsaf4tnengetpeh<
rem pertrieben, ebe en- fetn @ef9iiB m
Sbdtigteit feben tortnte. 5eltte fties
btnter ben anerftnnif9en StelIungen
elm geoba9tunssbalIon a1f. Der our
erften Mal Don 4meritonern bemannt
mar, bic tDGbrerb Der perfloheren
@o6en i6re 1us5iIbung senoffen bat'
ten. GbpebrsefdiiBe tparben 10 ge'
ri&tei, tab tie ben galIou Dor fetnbd
Ii6en sslugeugen fdiisen fonntert
bon benen er m ber berflofeuen Wo9s
ongegriffen tporber mar.
Ser 2ouboner 8ert9t..
2oubon, 6. Idra. - rgnsliI9e
ffe Srnppen ma9ten be.ite gu frtis
Der Stunbe eincn lleberfaI anf feinbs
lifbe grd5eu peftli3 DON 8ulIscourt,
ma6teu etli6e 9efangrne unb erbeus
teten sipei Wlaf9inensetpebre", betBt
es in bem arntft9er 8eriAt bes
Rriegsamts poan Miftup4. ~nnfere
9erlufte tpuren lefht.'
Grfptgreid nebeufdIIe trltrben auh
In Der berfloNenen Raft bon nHfe'
rem gruppen n5rbti9 BON ber Scur'
be, 1otpte In ber Rnt1bari4att BON
Gens aussefii5rt.
Giib0ifli9 DON 9o1seGucutrt tn1tr'
be cine fetuSli6e Mbt1eiIuug Don
Sturntruppen abgetpieen.
Deitere @efdngene unb Elm Wta'
Thtnenacpebr tpurben BON ms als
GrgebniB Don 9efeaten scHonurcn
Der beuif6s Sert9t.
Berlin, 6. Wdrs. c0urb T1fns
tenTpru5 on bic brittfae gbniralis
tdt.) Ser folgenbe 8eritt tpurbe am
Maitttpo6 BON Der frnn8Gff9s beLsi'
I6sn Srprt psr6TfentIi3t:
,arueegruppe bes aro1prir5er
1lnfere Ste1ungen auf
bem nDrbli6en tIfer bes 2ps fino
beftioen @efGiibfeier ousseiebt ees
pefen. Gin itarter angriff Der Gugs
IGnber in Der RGbe opn WaafteI
prrbe I'M Nobtompf abgetpieTen.
Die Ramfffbdtisfeit. iit ati beiben
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GnaGanbs @@iffperfuFe

aonbon, 6. Mdra. - @dtaebn
brttii9e aauffabrtsifaArer finbS bur4
Minen ober sandbopte in Der pers
flpfienen Wo9e perieutt porbeu, mic
bic 4bmiralitdt ON Mitttpo4 abenb
betailnt gab. 0iernon tpareu Sp0lf
G6iffe bon iiber 1900 SoHnen anH
feds BON einsn seringeren Sounenses
bait. gs tpurben terne 5i9srbmpfer
perIentt. Sn ben 5dfeu Ses Bereinis'
ten a5nigreiths trdfen 2,015 S4iffs
elm rnb 2,209 fubren ab. Sed,a
anuffubrteifahrer tpurbeu m erfoIglos
fer Weilt angriffat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-07

perfrdss iebodh etIifer aenoeriingen
i'm @ortInut bebiirfen iino eertaii al.
eeben tuiirSe, oaB giint1nieil oie 60
brlibidn aii gulg1rien abtrttt. Tie
3nseitdn0niiie spiiroen ebenfnLls enra
sennu befiuirt lpeben ,inb ibre De.
finiriuts Sirfis eiIid,e 3sit IN aH.
3priiA slebmpl s------.----.
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2Setter.8ericf,t.

SIR Obio: G66nes @etter am
Sonneritdg, ausgenpmmen S5nees
geitOber IN ber 4Gbe bes grie Seess
talter I'm fiibIi4en She'll; am 5reitag
i90nes, tuGrmeres Wetter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-07

f,Itat nit $65, 5,162 einberiftst, MAG
bns Sietenfade feiuer fp5fentIihen
2upte betrdgi. Der 9ertduf in Gupd-
brga goitntp belief Ii4 aiif $161 600,
in 6dmiltpn gounfp alf $1o1 900, in
sSrnnilin Gpuntp auf $50. 900 l.no in
Mafisa Gmuztp ali s7A22a
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9rpteF'
Wtrb bon ianauifdeu &u1rtttiitioiias
ttftea gegeu @orgeben IN Sf6i.
rien untsrbreitet.

2onbpn. Sierftas. 8. mdrs. -
Selsgeutlicb elmer SiBung Der otplos
matti9en SonbertpmmifTipn in Sotir
om Rontag urterbreitete, tpie es in
elmer bon bort ft1nrmenDen Reuters
SepeTte 6eibt, her Giibrr Der 5eipus
tai cine @ntfhciblrng Der Ydrtei gegen
idpauiihe Sruppenbeipegurger es iei
oeun, bdB eruiteye GreisHiFe eirttretsn.
bic bartbun tonptcn, bdB bltr1 fte bic
Gage i'm Ferneu S1ften gefdbrbet toirO.
Tie Geinutoi, Die Pdrtei ser &pns
ftitutipnoliifcn, lit Ste ar0bte pdrtei
i'm 8eprGientnut, rhous NIT 1853 Mb-
serrbneten aus etnsr SeiaurIutsnAt
.bss 5S1 eliGeas,usxM
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0erie,,ft{

Wurbe Der norpesifte 9ompfer
.!9aDna- BON beutIdsm SauabOoi.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28

in this respect IS unjustly taxed Gas II views the
easel
But. the other hand the company monopolzes
thousands of OF unimproved land in Gary It's mo
nopolstc control OF railway harbor and factory sites
practically enables it keep competitors dictate to
labor and virtually impose its rule in the city Com
pared with its assessments industrial improve
provements the valuable unused land pays but little
taxes. vet it is constantly growing in value and
learned has reckoned it. the property has
cumulaed unearned increment that into the millions.
Due TO the pressure OF the steel has is
adding Gary benzo plant. blast furnaces twenty
four tin mills coke ship plate mills and huge
tlel4 works For these valuable Improvements for the
government it viii pay handsome yearly
AS stated. the penalizing Of improvements and the
advantages of single which inransmutable
well illustrated Gary Were there single perhaps
there would he need Of corporate political depart
governor the tendency TO increase taxes
and there corporate political department OFF,
Gals would follow the human impulse make obec
tionabe of their power. that usurpa
ton of civic functions the manipulation of politics partly
bring their numerous private enter
prises. and all the evils when Off
function political bosses of workmen are
their subordinates-
Whether single tax would eliminate this undesra ole
condition offers much opportunity for speculation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28
WHAT FUTURE FOR SINGLE TAXI

We wonder how the single takers are viewing the
stern necessity for Improvements in industry and hous
ing conditions and the natural resentment of
who object 10 the growing burdens of taxation that
being imposed their extensions TO broaden is
TO invite heavier load. However the site takers
viewing the situation they It in light
other than their favor.
The country is accepting such radical departures that
il wouldn't be surprising all if in the future
adopts or less form OF modified single taxation
Anything is possible these days
In their contention that land. the site, the i'm
must be taxed order insure equable dis
tribution the regulating society, single
put up principle that withstands great
Witness the the great Astor estate York
which richer and richer because of increasing
land values.
An example of what they cali the unjustness OF taxa
lion improvements may be found right home Take
The of the steel company Gary ii constantly
adding Improvements its magnificent plants in
sand dunes. As it improves it is taxed. Naturally
il maintains we'll organized political department aid
IN keeping its within the bounds thinks
right BY the OF law these assessments may be
low, but theoretically they high
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28
GUNNER THE TIME FOR COAL WORRY.

Il is no sinecure that fuel administrators have in
lake county these days They hard put TO IT in
order TO keep people from freezing to death. Outside
the loss OF their there is perhaps way in
which could be brought closer the people than
10 deprive them OF coal There is plenty to
eat fuel there is a scarcity 1t has gone past
time when # is a matter OF keeping industry
supplied it is question how keep the home
burning.
The fuel administrators have a difficult and thank
less job and they in wise be blamed for the
shortage. In seeking remedy they able
to consider the individual but they Of
The People must be patient is possible and
remember the vital fact that this extraordinarily
winter only accentuates the shortage OF coal If
relentless weather have experienced January
had not come o pass, there would been little
trouble Nature been pitiless and have all been
impFovident
Indeed the lesson it has taught viii probably be
bitter and not forgotten summer. People
will I'LL their coal bins they have filled them
before. As matter OF fact summer is the time TO
consider The coal question and permit it 20 by
default until winter. The good old time is
time to make coal sacrifices, in the
people get their coal supply then they will
suffer when the mercury hovers around Next
don't listen what Tom, Dick and Harry have
say about coal. that your bin is full
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28
THE ATTACKS ON ROOSEVELT.

The personal attacks Colonel Roosevelt because
OF his criticism of preparations the mark
The only question he considered is are his charges
true?
II is Of small Importance whether he ambitious or
Indifferent personal advantage. whether he is blndIy
partisan truly patriotic These matters about
which most Americans will have their opinions.
The thing that is paramountly important, is wheth-
he deals in facts his public discussion govern
mental shortcomings. T. is answer to ascrbe mean
motives him. If he is speaking truth there is no
sedition in his though Senator Stone re
cent convert from pro-Germans, may arise sen
ate to say so.
Senator Lodge stated the admirably The
senate Monday. when he said:
The senator fMr Stone) says AR Roose-
Welt is guilty of treason because Of these arti-
ces criticzing the administration. II is treason
10 say that our lack Of preparation has already
cost the allies thousands and thousands of lives.
cost hundreds of and millions upon
millions Of dollars2 That is the naked truth. Is
u treason to point 10 conditions in camps
Then General Gorgas ought to be
tailed, for he the first to call attention O
Of them Men all this country and
Roosevelt is one. have deato win this
war. They forget party. they forget everything
but that purpose. But these won't sit silent
and accept mistakes and delays which they
think cause disaster in the war
Some of the attacks Colonel Roosevelt come
from than suspected of connection with
German propaganda. Doubtless, the German high com
mand would be glad to slenced a voice that has
such power stir the American people to action Sedi
ton? We need lot OF that Of "sedition 10
this Minneapolis Journal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28
HERE AND ANON.

Instead of the term wren" being nippant way
of speaking OF members of the feminine sex its
is sanctioned in England. they call
members Of the Womens ROYAL Naval Service corps
"wrens" and the sweet things like it.
When it TO erecting munition and armor
plate plants the United States is country located in
Dixe-so far the ordnance bureau seems TO be
concerned
Here comes the Springfield Republican saying the
unpreparedness advocates shouldn't be blamed had
We become ready for in 1919 all Of our equipment
would be OF date
In Paris they using card rationing system
that our troops may have ships. II the gallant
French, who have sacrificed much already have done
this. We should not grumbe food restrictions.
Government control of railways also the dis
appearance Of railway advertising Well pas
sing Of the lawyer who Travelled free was
the roads local counsel As advertising govern
ment doesn't encourage passenger traffic when il
10 freight far is all routes are
alike The does odd things and business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28

led in any or the following employ
nents Will be able 70 tahe hand
Acetylene and electrical wolders: az
bestos workers. bisoksmiths boilormak-
err. carpenters. clippers ana calkerr.
electrical workers foundry workers. la
borers. loftsmen, machinists and ma
chino hands. painters plumbers and
pipe ftters. Hheet-metal workers md
eoppersmiths. structural iron work
ers.
So necessary Is this work Of build
ing ships. that 1t is understood between
the Ship Building corporation and the
war department. that men who make
themselves useful in ship building. Will
he exempted from military service. 80
long they remain at work building
ships. The government is urging men
skilled I'm the above cmploymants e
send IN their names and addresses and
express their willin gness to work for
the United States Sh4p Corporation.
Those workmen or Indiana who desire
TO enroll may address y e. Squibb.
state director. Room IS. State House
indianapolis. Ind
Norkmen who take this employment
will receive fair wages and comfort
able living and viii be entitled 10 the
same honor that il given enlisted men.
- their work IS really more important
than that OF the soldiers. because with
out ships tho soldiers are useless.
II any mechanic or tradesman wants
to enroll his name in this United States
public service reserve. the Undersi gn-
ed will gladly talk the matter over with
him and explain the facts and write
such letters as he may desire 70 Mr.
SQuibb state director at indianapolis.
This communication is being sent to
The Times Newspapers with the re-
quest that II be published. The writer
Will give all Of his time that is neces-
sary TO inform tradesmen and mechan-
les with reference to this ship building
employment and VIII DO all the CORES
ponding necessary for their enrolment.
D. J. MORAN.
414 Hammond Building. Hammond Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28
East Chica &c. Ind.
The Nations Need. shipbuldsrs.

Editor Times.
The nations newspapers for the last
Few days have been full of criticism Of
tho training. ordance and equipment.
This criticism may be useful. but it is
scarcely timely
If the United States had today 10
100000 perfectly trained soldiers. all
equipped and armed it would take years
instead Of months to land them in
France and maintain them there. Sol
dicrs. food, and ordnance are useless
unless they can he put down in France.
and there is 5000 miles of water be
tween us and France. IT takes prac-
ttcalIy Eve tons OF freight space to
transport 2 soldier and his equipment
and supplies To France. The fact is,
We haven't enough ships TO take a mill
lion men TO France or 10 take care Of
them after they are there. And what
ever else may he claimed. the fact is
that. takns the ships Of all the ma
tons Of the world, the submarines are
destroying shipping faster than it is be
Ing built.
The United States needs ships and
1t needs them quickly. and 1t IS the
plan to build several millions tons Of
shipping within the next few months.
but to do this. the United states Ship
Building corporation must have $4,000
men. These men do not need To he skill
led shipbuilders, and any workman skill
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28
PRAISE FOR BARNARD.

The work OF Dr. Harry E Barnard. federal food
administrator for Indiana is work Of high order His
activities phenomenal and if there is any branch
administration he has not covered and
well should Ike to know what it is. We
whether there is in the union that is
well taken OF Indiana in this respect. DR..
Barnard and soul this campaign
and the war would have been over long if every
man and these include proGerman critics of Dr. Barnard
had done his bit Well
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28
WILL Be UP To
LOCAL DIRECTOR
If Community Needs Open
Stores For Foodstuffs De
termined BY Local Man.
Estate Council IF pefense.)

INDIANAPOLIS Jan 26.-Local food
administrators will have authority to
pass upon the needs of communities as
affected by the order of the National
Fuel Administration requiring that
wholesale and retail stores dealing III
foodstuffs. shall close at noon Monday
January IS to March %.
Dr. Harry +. Barnard federal food
administrator for Indiana has Just been
notified by the Federal rood Admins
tration at Washington that the recon-
mendation Of county food administers
tors shaIl determine the issue. should
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

The battleship Maine made a swift run to
Havana harbor and already is anchored in the
hsrbor. With Captain Sigsbee in command the
big warship reached the Cuban capital at II
o'clock this morning and saluted by the
forts and vessels there. While the authori-
Ties at Washington insisted the sending Of The
Maine was only precautionary measure it is
the general belief that she is at Havana pre-
pared to take whatever steps may he necessary
to protect Consul General Fitzhugh Lee and
American property.
The preceding paragraph is from Twenty Year
Ago column of the Chicago Post OF January IS.
Little did the nation realize what was TO happen o.
February Is, and perhaps sensed that the inc
lent would make America a world power
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28

gave his occupation As heater" and
Artie VI. Hanm Of Michigan city. Sc
cured marriage license st the clerk s
office this morning Shortly afterward
they were married by Justice Of the
Peace John Kerr The brides father
is Walter w Hamm Of washington Ind
In securing the license from Deputs
Clerk Arthur Bielefcldt Miss FIamn
said thus was her second marriage ami
that her first marriage was ended by
divorce Some time after the couple had
been married it was discovered that the
license application stated that she Sc
cured her divorce February %, 1917.
The year 1917 was not leap year
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28

one arise. as to the need for such food
distributing agencies continuing bust
ness IS usual The news has been COM
municated to county food administrs-
tors who have been instructed by DR.
Barnard TO cooperate with the local
fuel administrator in adjusting any diff
ferences OF opinion - to the wisdom OF
enforcing the Garfield order involving
the question Of the existing need for
such stores remaining open. as on any
other day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28

EIGHT more blue Mondays.
THE Trotzky bunch are now making
new paper money and VIC
SUPPOSE our friend vfla feels that
he could give old Trotz cards and spades
AT floating an issue of 9 or 4 mil
lions Mex
THE man who talks shout beautiful
Snow
~ the locality
WHERE We shovel is regarded as pro-
German and
EVERYTHING else that IS bad
We know an unmarried man who
once
OFFERED sympathy to a widow and
has regretted It ever since
A CONTEMPORARY says with some
esperity that
SOME men are under the impression
that
l.UNCs are brains
SOMETHING is brewing in Germany
AND by 3ox It isn't beer either
THE next thing we know some OF
these less" days will be
BRINGING on sleepless nights.
OUR furnace struggles manfully
every time the mercury slithers down
4 - below
But IS evidently troubled with mai
nutrition.
THE WIFI thinks that what Dr. Gar
field
DID may have been all right
BIT she doesn't like the nasty way
he did it,
WHAT We would like to see in tho
movies
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-28

is ten-round scrap between movie
cowboy and
REAL cowboy
WE don't believe that women
WILL ever be content after this var
is over
TO go back TO nibbling waters
AND fuss around card table three
OF four days in the week
WE are expecting souvenir postal
card
FROM old Gen. January Thau
ONE Of these days.
MICHIGAN CITY has a couple named
PantyS who are suing each other FOR
divorce.
PROBABLY airing their linen IL the
courts.
THE correct way to spell success
WORK
JUST how much meatless arc yoo
when you
OBSERVE that day?
A FRIEND Of the Wits said
THAT she Just had TO get some warm
NIGHT gowns for this season Of the
year
HOW hopelessly out of style she Is.
THE saddest thing TO a young person
Is to
GO to the movies and see the
HANDSOME hero in the embrace 81
the lovely leading lady
AND then md out that he is
MARRIED to a rather fat dump
little person
WITH cute kiddies.