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gurul mijloc ce-ti mai ramfne sacri
ficfndu-ti iubirea pentru viitorul
lui. Nici o nenorocire nu s'a fntim-
plat inca, dar Sc poate intfmpla 81
poate mai mare decit cele pc carl le
prevail. Armand poate deveni ge-
los de un ON care tea iubit; poate
sal provoace, poate sd Sc bata, in
sffrsit poate Fl ucis 81 gindeste-te la
ce vel suferi in fata tatalui Garrett
va cere socoteala de viata fiului sau,
I'm sfirsit copila mea, ca sd stii
totul, sa-ti spun ce m a adus la Pa.
ris. Am 0 fata, cum It'll spusei, tt
nara, frumoasa, cnrata ca un niger,
Iubeste 81 si-a facut de asemenea
din aceastI iubire visul vietei sa.
le. Ii scrisesem aceasta lui Armand,
dar el, Gu totu1 ocupat de d-ta, nu
mia raspuns. Ri bine, fata mea se
va MARTA. Ia de barbat pc omul ca.
rel iubeste, intra intro familie Gin.
stita, care vrea ca 81 familia mea
ga fie cinstita. Familia aceluia care
va deyeni ginerele meu, q aflat cum
trieste Armand Ia Paris 81 mia
declarat c8 isl retrage cuvintul. da.
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menilor carOra lie vindusem obiec-
tele ce nu lie putusem amaneta, ii
spusei ca ma hotarisem sa-mi Wind
mobilize ca sa-mi platesc datoriile
81 sd traiesc Gu tine, fara sa-ti flu O
sarcina prea grea. Ii povestii feri-
cirea noastra, revelatiunea cc 0 avui
prin tine de 0 viata mai linistita,
mai fericita; sfiryii prin a intelege
adevarul 81 imi intinse nina, ce-
rindu-mi iertare de chipul cum Sc
prezentase la inceput.
,,Apoi fmi zise:
,,Atunci, dina, nu prin mu.
strari 81 amenintari, ci prin ruga-
cinni, voiu incerca sd obtin della
d-ta sacrificiile facute pima in pre-
zent pentru fiul meu.
,,Tremurai la aceasta intrebare.
,,Tatal tau Sc apropie de mine,
imi lua amindoua miinile 81 urma
Gu un ton afectuos:
,,Copila mea, sd nu judeci in
rau cele ce-ti voiu spune; sd 'nte-
legi numai ca viata are uneori niste
neccsitati crude pentru inima, CD
rora trebue 50 ne supunem. EST
buna 81 sufletul tau 9 de . marini,
mie necunoscuta multor femei, carl
poate te dispretuesc 81 nu te bags
Id seama. Oar gind3te-te Cd linga
anaantx = familia, linga iubire sum-
datoFii ; y yirsta pasinnei . urna'
tx Az Sftsta IA c6ae oaau1 . - fit
|fospeetat, trebue sa III soiid asexal
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I N v I T A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
:ultura ,,Printul Carol al Romi-
niei' din Zelienople, Pa, are O.
noare invita- pc toate surorile
Societati, cluburi 81 parochii, pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii Romini din
oc 81 jur a lua parte la petrece-
rea Gu dams, care sc va da in sea-
ra zilei de 8 Martie 1918, in hala
Societatii din 2S5 Zigler Street.
Inceputul la orele 7 seara.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii so
cent?, Damele gratis.
Muzica nationala va distra ono
ratul public Gu celc mai frumoase
arii de dams 81 cintece rationale.
Supra solviri sc primesc GU ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va fl asortat Gu cele
mai gustOase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recoritoarc.
In speranta ca toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 jlr he vor da
tot sprijinul dior bine voitor, pi-
ma la revedere am ramas salutin-
du-va Gu dragoste adevarat fra
teasca:
In numele Societatii ,,Printul
Carol al Rominiei'' din Zelieno-
pie, Pa:
Mihail Ferezan, presedinte.
Teodor Bucurenciu, secretar.
(No. 49-51).
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Clubul Lazoreanul pentru aju
tor orfanilor, vaduvelor 81 alto1
nenorociti al razboiului, invita-
prin{ aceasta peatoti fratii Ro
mini ldin- loc 81 -jnr a-lna parte Ii
petrecerea Gu dams, care va a
yea loc Simbata ,seara in 8 Mar
tie a. c. in hala Societatii ,,Plu
garul Romin'' din 645 POLAND
Ave.
1nceputul la orele Z seara 81 va
dura pima la orele II din noap
te.
Musica vestitului Sinu va dis
ira onoratul public Ecu cele ma
frumoase arii de dams 81 cintect
rationale.
Bufetul va Fl asOrtat Gu celt
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bautur
recoritoare.
Supra solviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pt
Gale ziaristica.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii so
Damele 25 cent?.
In speranta CD yeti lua in con
siderare aceasta fapta frumoasd
pima la revedere va asteptam Gu
dragoste frateasca:
Pentru Clubul Lazoreanul:
Nicolae Faur.
loan Arsin.
Nicolae Popillc.
(No. 49 & 51-52).
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caintei d-tale, Margareto, acorda-
mi fericirea fiicei mele.

caintei d-tale, Margareto, acorda-
mi fericirea fiicei mele.
,,Plingeam in tacere, dragul meu,
in fata acestor reflexiuni, pc carl
le facusem adesea 81 carl, auzite din
gura tatalui tau, capatau realita-
te mai serioasa. Imi ziceam in mine
tot ce nu indraznise fatal tau sa-mi
spuna, Gu toate cal venise de dona
zeci de ori pc buze, ca la urma ur-
mel nu cram decft 0 intretinuta, ca,
orice motiv asi da legaturei noa-
sire, ca va avea in totdeauna aerul
unei socoteli; Cd viata mea din tre-
cut nu-mi da nici un drept ca sd vi
SEE un asemenea viitor 81 ca puritan
sarcina unor ,raspunderi, pentru ca
ri obiceiurile 81 reputatia mea, nu
.dadeau nici Q garantie. In sfirsit,
tie iubeam, Armand. Modul parin-
tesc cum imi vDrbea d. Duval, CO.
stele sentimente ce mi lie amintea,
stima acestui batrin cinstit pc care
q cucerisenn, stima ia, re care cram
sidlra Cd yoiu avea-o mai t1rziu, de-
steptarS ii mine cugetari mobile,
earl ma ridicau in char ochii mel
81 faceau So vorbeasca ii mine de-
sertaciuni sfinte, necunoscute p1na
atunci az mine. Cind ma gindeam
~, aeest batrin, care mi ruga pen
|trl yiitornl fiplui s1u, VA sphne
intr 3 ii fieei sale sil-ll,i i 4 M pMolnenea1cx
'nnnasls fn f1 q NM i;l u, iilnd
nunele Q116sii pIrie Ili estene iniste filosIe,
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intro polite serioasa. Fiul meu
n are avere 81 totusi gaia sa-ti da-
ruiasca mostenirea della mama lui.
Daca primeste sacrificiul pc care
esti gaia sal faci, ar Fl nedemn pen
tru OnOarea lui, daca nu thar face
in schimb acesta donatiune care te-
ar pune pentru totdeauna la ada
post contra unei nenorociri compile
te. Oar sacrificiul d-tale, ell nu
poate sal primeasca, caci lumea,
care nu te cunoaste, ar gasi consim-
timintul sau o cauza neleala, care
trebue sd atinga numele eel pur-
tam. Lumea nu Sc va uita daca Ar
malId te illbeste, daca 81 d-ta il i'll
besti, daca aceasta indoita iubire e
o fericire pentru ell 81 0 reabilitare
pentru d-ta; nu va vedea decit un
lucru: ca Armand Duval a suferit
ca fata intretinuta - iarta-mi co
| t -
|pila mea, tot ce sunt slit sa-ti spun,
- sd vfnda pentru el tot ce pose
da. Apoi, fiji sigura, ar veni ziua re-
prosurilor 81 . regretelor, pentru
vol ca 81 p6ntru altii, 81 yeti purta
amindoi un liant pc care null yeti
putea rupe. Ce yeti face atuncii
Tineretea d-tale va Fl pierduta, vii
torul fiului meu distrus 81 eu, tatal
san, nu yoiu ayea decit della ,lnlll
[din copii rasplata GEO asteptam a
la doi. y
vi tinxrd esti frunoass, q 4 aviAta
tts W mlnsiia; !; ssti nobila Il an,in,
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Din CARNETUL UNUI
PERSECUTAT De
SOARTA.
De: D4RAC.
(Urmare).
IA AUGUST 1881.
De:D1RAC.

Cind m am coborit era in SUI
fragerie, GU >palaria pc cap 81 Gu
pelerina pc nina 81 ma Intreba :
DE ce-ai zabovit asa de multi g
mise incurcase parul rau, ma
ma. Deabia lam. descurcat nj
tel.s
lutte palaria colo in euler. Hal
mai repede ca pima ajungem in
oras numai gasim la restaurant
de cit friptura 81 asi vrea Sc ma
nine putina supa."
,,Luam o trasura. !"
,,Numai, lasa, de ala ne-a lasat
Dumnezeu picioare Sc umblam
pe ele."
,,Atunci de ce vrei Sc cumperi
cal 81 trasura 20
DE ochii lumei 81 clnd fl Q
vreme rea sau cind facem vre-o
plimbare prin jurul orasului." 81
stingind lampile ma lua de brat
esiram in veranda 81 incuind usa
plecaram, cotind la dreapta, ca
tre centru.
Trecind pc linga gradina Co.
pou, ziselu:
,,Uite mama, 81 aici este un re
staurant, daca vrei hal Sc mer.
gem Sc mincam aici."
O bufni risul 81 respunse:
,.Dupa cum vad al uitat de-
acUm intelegerea pc care o ia
curam.''
<,.De ce mama p" intrebai eu.
GU mirare.
Ma! Poftim! Inca odata NJ
ti-am spus ca atunci cind suntem
afara din casa sd ma considerj
de sotie 81 sa-mi zici pc hume
De ce imi zisesi de doua orr
mama ?'
,,Par'ca al zis ca sa-ti zic ma
ma cind vom fl numai amindoi!'
,.Da, cind vom fl acasa, dar
afara din casa sa-mi zici pc nu-
me sau altfel."
,,Scuza draga Cd nam inteles
asa. Acuma stu. Oar ce zici.
mincam in restaurantul asia din
gradina ?''
,,Nu Hristache. Aici vim numaj
ala care vreau Sc faca chef. Be
-cheri 81 Gu femei Gu moravuri u
scare. Rar vine cfte-o familie O.
nesta 81 aceia numai cind Sc joa-
ca teatru sau cind cinta muzica
Mergem in oras sc mai facem 0
plimbare 81 trebue Sc pun 81 scri-
soarea la posta. Daca pun asia
seara, milne primeste.'
De la Cupou 81 pima pc strada
Stefan eel Mare, la hotelul cen
trail unde mincasem de mai mul-
te orr 81 unde am stat pima All
dimineata, era o bucata buna. O
jumatate ceas Gu trasurile jido-
vesti din Iasi 81 moi am parcurs
distanta in patruzeci de minute
Asa de repede mergea Marioara
ca de-abia ma puteam tine du.
pa ca.
Cind am intrat in restaurant
SULTAN ca un cal care m1ncase
pleava 81 cind man privit in O.
glinda m am speriat de chipul
meu. Eram alb ca varul, pc cfnd
Marioara. rumena ca IN tranda.
fir care bate mai multi ros;u ca
in e'b.
Nc-am asezat la masa, fata in
fata, asa-i placea Ell, 81 ven'nd
che,nerul comandaram mincare
supa, pentru Marioara pestc 81
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pentru mine un muSchiu Ia gra-
tar, GU zeama. Marioara zicea ca
trebue Sc maninc de doui. orr pc
ii muschiu la gratar, STA dat
scrisoarea so trimita indata Ia
posta 81 so predea recomandata.
in timpul mesei Marioara a
fost foarte vesela. A spus mai
rlulte glume de ma facut Sc
rid Gu lacrami, ca era pima de
duh c1nd era in vote lbuna 81 sti-
ca o multime de znoave Gu haz.
Dupa masa am volt Sc comand
| cafele, dar nu ma lasat. Zicea
ca trebue Sc scurtez Gu cafelele.
Pentru dinsa zicea ca nu strica
| cafeaua, dar mie nu-mi face BIZ
ne. Am comandat o cafea 81 pen
tru mine un pahar Gu lapte ba-
tut.
Veni vorba de Frunzescu 81 de
Elena. O 1ntrebai:
,,Marioara, ce crezi ca Elena
are Sc vina sa ne faca vizita?"
,,Da, Gu siguranta. Are Sc vina
mai multi Sc vaza cum ne-am in
stalat, ce fel de mobile avem, ca
Sc vaza daca avem gust 81 ne
pricepem sd ne mobilam casa, ca
Sc alba ce vorbi. Am cumparat-o.
Nam auzit vorba buna della
"a despre prietenele pc carl lie
are, numai neamurile Ell lie ridica
in slava."
Isl vrei Sc legi prietenie Gu
"a? o sal intorci vizita?"
DE sigur. Am de gind so fac
sd creaza ca tiu multi la ca, ca ii
sunt cea mai sincera prietena."
de ce?"
ga sd o pot amari 81 otravi
mai bine. SO fac Sc turbeze, 81
oe urma so fac de ris fata de
toate prietenele Ell pc carl lie
poarta in gura 81 isl bate joe
lie ele, 81 Sc soap 81 pc bietul
Frunzescu de tirania eli. f pacat
lie omul acela asa de bun 81 fru-
nos Sc fie batjocorit 81 tiranizat
lie ciuma ca ca"
Isl crezi ca al Sc reusesti?''
,,Sunt sigura. Tot ce mi-am
ous in gind Sc fac pima astazi am
'eusit. Asta-i un fleac pentru mi
ne. Al Sc vezi. NJ trece anul 81
Frunzescu are Sc fie alt ON 81 ca
are sa Sc topeasca de inima rea
81 de gelozic.''
Veni chelnerul Gu recepisa de
a posta 81 dupa ce platiram ma
,a, ne-am ridicat Sc plecam. Ma
rioara spune chelnerului ca sd
pastreze masa pentru moi ca sd
! mai mincam citeva zile pima ne
! aranjam pc deplin, 81 chelnerul
eacu o plecaciune adinca, pentr1
"a ii dam, dupa cum ma invatase
Marioara, cite un leu bacsis Ia
fie care masa.
Esind afara Marioara zise Sc
mergem tot pc jos, sa facem o
plimbare dupa masa, 81 am luat-o
"ara catre casa.
0 luasem de brat 81 mergeam
osa de lipit de ca ca ii simteam
,aldura trupului.
Pima acasa am facut un ceas
Il cinci minute.
Dinsa a intrat in odaia eli de
lormit. STA schimbat hainele,
mbracind un capst de lima, de
:uloare .castanie, Gu minecele
'ungi 81 Gu guler ianlt in jurul gi-
tului. Parul null lasase pc spate
"a alta data. Era facut colac asu-
pra capului, cam pe ceafa. Nj
mai semana Gu Marioara de la
bai. Nici macar cum era aseara
cind am dormit la hotel. Eu ci-
team pc un jurnal 81 apropiin-
lu-se de mine imi zise:
,,Hristache! Lasa jurnalul. Du-
re sus 81 culcate ca tirziu.''
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ma transformam 81 cram mindra de
mine ins1 mi.
yExaltarea momentum poate ma
rea veracitatea acestor impresii;
dar vezi ce simteam, draga, 81 ace
ste senti1nente noui, innabusiau STA
turtle pc carl mi lie da amintirea zi-
lelor fericite petrecute Gu tine.
- Foarte bine, domnule, zisei
tatalui tau, uscfndu-mi lacrimile.
Credeti Cd iubesc pc fiul d-voastAY
Da, raspunse d-l Duval.
- Gu 0 iubire dezinteresataf
49, Da.
- Credeti ca-mi facusem din a.
ceasta inbire speranta, idealul, ier-
Etarea yietei melei 4.
Da.
~ Ri bine, domnule, sarutati-
ma odata cum va sarlitati copila
81 va jur Cd aceasta sarutare, singu-
ra in adevar casta pc care am pri-
Init-o, ma va intari in contra iubi-
rel mele 81 ca, mai curlnd decit pi-
na in opt zile, fiul dv. Sc va intoar-
&c acasa, nAhorocit poate pentru
|citvs' -timp, dar yindecat pentru tot
deauna.
as g ..srs =. sN
Esti fata nobila, raspunse
fatal tan sarutfndu-m6 pc frunte,
III lncerci unl llucru de care D-seu va
tine socote DIR n& tenn e nu
|yei obfine mimic az nnl lnel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-11
DUTCH DON'T
KNOW WHAT TO DO
WITH THEM

THE HAGUE. Nov. IA perpIex-
ing question was precipitated by the
arrival OF the former Kaiser and his
party in Holland. They were ell heav-
iiy armed and their interment is sug
gested.
Dutch officials are silent on the ques-
ton OF internment. When the former
kaiser's train arrived at Eysden, 1880
yesterday morning il was seen that all
the attendants on the tetn cars were
heavily armed Wilhelm, who walked
up and down the station platform
calmly smoking a cigarette was at
tended BY The former Crown Prince
and old man in uniform. supposed TO
be Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-11

the future of those who prove them
selves the true friends of mankind To
conquer with armies is TO make only a
! temporary conquest. to conquer the world
by earning its esteem is TO make the
| permanent conquest. ! am confident
that nations that have learned the discf-
pine of freedom and that have settled
with self-possession to its ordered prac-
! tlce are now about to make conauests of
the world by the sheer power of ex-
ample and Of friendly helpfulness.
The people who have just come out
from under the yoke Of arbitrary gov
eminent and who are now coming at
last into their freedom will never find
the treasurers OF liberty they are In
search of if they look for them by the
light of the torch. They will find that
every pathway that is stained with the
blood of their own brothers leads to the
wilderness. not to the seat of 1hessr hope.
ihey e&'now face to face with their
MIA tasks We must hold the light1
steady until they find themselves. And
in the meantime, if IL be possible. we
must establish a peace that will justly
define their place among the nations.
remove all fear Of their neighbors and
Of their former masters and enable
them to live in security and contentment
when they have set their affairs in
order.
II for one do not doubt their purpose
or their capacity. There are Some hap
py signs that they know and will choose
the way OF self-control and peaceful ac-
commodation. If they do we shall put
our aid at their disposal in every way
that we can. If they do not we must use
patience and sympathy and await the
awakening and recovery that viii assur-
ediy come at last"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-11
Coming Events
Cast Their Shadows
Prepare Now to Withstand the Crisis.

Do not anticipate With . shudcersng dread
fhe beautiful event OF childbirth You can
avoid discomfort during the period and
strain at tbs crisis b preparing your sTsteri
and putting yourself In splendid condition
20 meet the fine.
FOR rust this purpose women all over tbs
land. IN every walk OF life. have ussd for
over half q century the tmc~honored and
famous remedy, Motber's Friend 1t In pre-
cared 10 give The mother-to-be that direct
help she needs. The muscles, nerves, ten
d0ns and cords are made and kept soft and
elastic Thus strain ~ avoided and as .
result nsTvOaMneas, nausea, Deafio8~ooWn
and stretching pains arc avoided
The abdominal muscles expand easily and
gently when baby il born. Naturally. pain
70 less and tbs hours arc fewer The system
Is prepared and the crisis Ia one OF much
less danger.
Write the Bradield Regulator Company.
Dspt N. Lamar Building. Atlanta. Georua,
for their Helpful Motherhood Book. and OBJ
tain q bottle OF Mothers Friend from the
druggist today. II Is just as standard "a
anything you can think Of
And FSraeu1ber there Is nothing 70 take
tAe place OF MOTHERS FRIEND.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-11
DEATH OF
PRIVATE LARSON

Word has Just been received by Mr.
and Mr. Peter Larson OF 1904 Garfield
street. Hammond that their son. PIT
Peter Larson. Battery c, 18th Field
Artillery. had died October 18th OF
pneumonia in France
Peter Larson was 81 years old and
enlisted April 10Th. 1917 and has been
in France for the last II months.
Besides his father and mother. he
leaves three sisters and two brothers
one brother. John Larson, is now at
Camp Dodge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-11

line drawn along IT forty kilometers TO
the east from the frontier of Holland
TO Dernsheim and as far as practicable
distance Of thirty kilometers from
the east OF the stream upon the Swiss
frontier
Evacuation by the enemy of the
Rhineland shall be so ordered az IN he
completed within a further period Of
eleven days. IN all nineteen days. after
the signature Of the armistice. All
movements of evacuation and occupa-
ton will be regulated according to the
note annexed.
SIKH all territories evacuated BY
the enemy there shall be no evacuation
of inhabitants. no damage or harm shall
be done 10 the person or property of the
inhabitants. No destruction Of any
kind shall be committed. Military es-
adjustments OF all kinds shall be de-
livered intact well as military stores
OF food. munitions and equipment not
removed during the period fixed for
evacuation. Stores OF food Of all kinds
for the civil population. cattle and so
forth. shall be left. Industrial estab-
lishments shall not be impaired in any
way and they shall not be moved. Reads
end means of communication OF every
kinds. railroads. waterways main roads.
bridges. telegraph. telephone shall in
10 way be impaired.
'Seventh-All civil and military per-
sonnet at present employed on them
shall remain. Five thousand locomo-
tiyes. 10000 wagons and 10000 motor
lorries In good working order with all
necessary spare parts and fittings
shall be delivered TO the associated pow
ers within the period fixed for the evac-
uation of Belgium and Luxembourg. The
railways of Alsace Lorraine shall be
handed over within the same period to-
gether- with all pre-war personnel and
material. Futher materials necessary
for the working Of railways in the coun-
try on the left bank of the Rhine shall
be kept insitue.
All stores Of coal and materials for
upNeep of permanent ways, signals and
repair shops shall be left entire insitue
and kept in an efficient state by Ger
many during the whole period Of arm
istice. All barges taken from the allies
snail be restored to them. A note ap-
pended regulates the details
Ell ghth-The German command shall
be responsible for revealing all mines
or deisy-acting fuzes on territory evac-
1At1A y GERMAN troops ana shall in |
their discovery destroy them The Ger
man command shall also reveal ali ac- |
ttce measures that may have been ia
ken tsuch as poisoning or polluting of |
springs. wells. etc) under penalty of |
reprisals.
''Ninth-The right Of requisition shall /
be exercised by the allies and the Uni
ted States army IN all occupied terri |
tories. The upkeep OF the troops of oc-
cupatfon in the Rhineland (includins
shall be charged to the
German government
Tenth-An immediate repatriation
without reciprocity according to detail
ed conditions which shall be fixed OF
all allied and Unitad States prisoners
Of war, the allied powers and the Uni
ted States shall be able to dispose of
these prisoners as they wish !.
Eleventh-Sick and wounded "
cannot be removed from evacuated
tories will be cared for by Germ fy,-seho
- A3erri-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-11

spared Courts. stores. schools. the city
hall and Offices closed--in fact nobody
worked but TIMES employees and the
bank clerks. The latter put up a great
roar when they learned that banks in
all towns and cities of Lake county ex-
cept Hammond were closed and it made
TIMES employees feel bad to think they
were the only newspaper folk in the
city working.
II is the greatest day in Hammond's
history end incidentally West Ham
monds.
The Vimy Ridge orchestra composed
Of sixteen wounded Canadian soldiers.
everyone q splendid musician, is one Of
the best musical organizations Ham
mond has heard - many months. It's
program last evening was interesting
from start to finish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-11
GARY STARTS ALL
DAY CELEBRATION

Gary. all cocketand prined for its
armistice celebratn. started in at 6
o'clock this morrnE In an all-day
jubilation Mayor :. F. Hodges and his
cabinet when the uistles blew headed
the mammoth paraG The mills had
holiday and all buness was stopped.
The schools were cled and 10y reigned
supreme all over u Magic City"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-11

abandon all merchant ships. tugs. light
ers. cranes and all other harbor me-
terial. all material for inland naviga-
ton, all aircraft and ali materials and
stores. all arms and ornaments and all
stores and apparatus of all kinds
| Twenty -ninth-An Sick Sea ports
are to be evacuated by Germany. All
Russian war vessels of all descriptions
seized by Germany in the Black Sea are
to be handed over TO the allies and the
| United States OF America; all neutral
merchant vessels seized are TO be releas-
ed; all war-like and other materials OF
all kinds seized in these ports are to be
returned and German materials as
specified in Clause IS are to be abandon
ed
-Thirtieth-Ali merchant vessels in
German hands belonging 70 the allies
and associated powers are to be restor-
ed in ports to be specified by the allies
and the United States of America with
out reciprocity.
''Thirty-frst-No destruction of ships
or materials TO be permitted before
evacuation. surrender or restoration
Thirty second-The German govern
ment shall formally notify the ne,s (
governments Of the world and itrsl
uIar' r'ishe governments OFF, pertic-
SsvesS jooA~Nnark and Hosue Norway.
Sweden. Dem ~l>ced ones~lland that ali
restrictions piastfe- o the trading OF
their vessels with the allies and asso-
ciated countries whether by the German
government or by private German in
terests and whether in return for spe-
cihc concessions such as the export of
ship building materia. are immediately
cancelled
"Thirty-third-No transfer OF Ger
man merchant shipping Of any deserip-
ton to any neutral flag is TO take place
after the signature OF the armistice.
DURATION.
"Thirty-fourth-Th duration of the
armistice is 10 be thirty days with OPP
ton to extend. During this period on
failure OF execution Of the above clauses
the arrnistice may be denounced by one
of the contracting parties on forty-eight
hours notice.
TIME LIMIT FOR REPLY.
'sThirty-fifth-This armistice to be ac-
cepted or refused by Germany within
seventy-two hours of notification.
THE war thus comes to an end for
having accepted these terms Of armis-
tice it will be Impossible for the Ger
man command to renew.
TT is not possible yet TO estimate the
consequences of this great consumma-
ton. We know only that this tragical
war whose consuming flames swept
from one nation to another until the
whole world was on fire is at an end and
that il was the privilege Of our own
people TO enter it at its most critical
juncture in such a measure and in such
force as to contribute in a way of which