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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27
n.rtlIna weula chesr osrmans.

landon Count Vcn flertiing. the
herman Imperial chanccllor. address
nr the main committee 81 the roichs-
~ Tuesday. declared thar the public
flscontent IN Germany was not iusti,
SEED by the military situation on the
western front. according 70 dispatch
from Berlin.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27
California flyer Wins Honors.

San Francisco. - General Pershlng
has informed the war department that
Lieut.. A. Il. Bonnalie of San Francisco,
an American attached to the royal air
force, has been awarded the British
distinguished service order for heroism
I'm an air fight August 10.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27
seel,lon Denied BY pubnshsrs-

Iienela Mont William 3. Dunn. Leo
DAILY and H. D. Bruce. editors and
manager Of The Butte Bulletin charged
81 The iocal district court with sedi-
ton FOR Publishing an article saying
the state council Of defense has no
authority and urging the public 10 dis
regard is order. were arralgncd Tues.
day aud pleaded not guilty.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27

Washington. Ten million oecu.
pants Of the German occupied posi-
lions u France aud Belgium VIII be
supplied with food during ne next y
months by the commission FOR The r.
Ief ~ Belgium.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27

London. The AnEie-tireek forces IN
D.. D0irau region have electe1 a june
.8re Win FruncoA;rcek forces 10 the
west. and eautune 10 pursue ihe re-
n.atlnS Buigarians. says The British o.
Hcsal statement on Macedonian opera
llnAs
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27
Thirty KILLED in Collision.

liavas Thirty persons were killed
and more than score injured In a
train collision between Dillon and
Daroche.- Three cars filed with pas
sengers who were mostly children,
returning from their vacations. We're
telescoped.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27
Auous, Commerce Records Broken

ashlngton. Both imports and ex-
ports ~ merchandise were greater In
value during August than IN any pre-
vioGs August IN the history OF Ameri.
can foreign trade.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27

Princeton. y. j. - President Wilson
irrlyed here Tuesday % cast his vote
b The New jersey primaries. The pres
dent was greeted at the station by a
large crowd Of Princeton students and
cadets from the aviation school
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27
Railway Income Shows Increase.

Washlngton.- Railroads In July for
the first time this year got more net
Income than In the corresponding
month OF last year. Operating income
amounted 20 S135,699Ooo, or $4,000
600 more thar in July. 1917.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27
u.nont sInks French veaseI.

Paris.Th French line steamship
Admiral Charner. bound from Bizerta
20 Malta. has been torpedoed with the
loss 81 six lives. according to an Off
cial statement. The passengers and
crew numbered Ia.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27
Entente Diplomats Arrested.

Amsterdam United States Minis
ter Voplcku and al entente ministers
who were a, Jassy Capital of Ru-
mani9j have been arrested by order
~ ihe soviet, Il was learned here late
Frliay.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27
- ID Aeespts proposaI.

SeN York Directors 81 the Aieiit
SEA. Topeka 4 Sauie ~ railroad fe-
emily voted - recnnoend 10 stock.
holders fh~ acceptance ~ the govern
rent's compensation contract for use
= The rosd D. the railroad admins
afian.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27

Newark. n. J.-Separate investiga-
tions of the fire at the factory of the
American Button company here Tues
day. I'm which II lives were lost. were
started Wednesday by state, county
md city Officials.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27

Panama. Although they nrd from
california through Central America 10
Venezuela 70 esade The draft Roll "t
ard benjamin Livingstone Of : An
geles have been apprchendei by . 'ents
- the Americas government.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27

Pafiz-Tbe king OF Montenegro has
decorated Marshal Foch and General
Pershlnz with the grand cross OF tbs
Order Of Danilo. A gold medal has
been awarded to General Foch for
Sayery ia TIN fighting at Yerdun.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-27

This Is the latest picture Of Gen.
John J. Pershlna, commander in chief
of the American espedtienary forces.
wearing his steel helmet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18
ROWLAND SEES
FUTURE STARIN
BRUNO HAAS

Manager Clarence Rowland Of the
worlds champion White Sox is going to
attempt 10 make left-handed hitter out
of Bruno Haas. recruit outnelder. Haas
is left handed thrower. was a great
balI player with Newark in the Inter-
national League last season. but hit only
around the $50 mark Tom Needham,
Newark manager. told Rowland in New
York the other day that Haas should hit
around the .270 mark and predicts that
when he does no Will become one Of the
shining stars Of baseball.
Rowland figures that as long az Haas
is A natural left-hsuder he should bat
left handed When he gets Haas in the
Spring camp he will order him 10 hit
that way and believes, or at least hopes.
it will result in Mr.. Haas becoming a
future great
Needham says Haas Is a finished ball
PLAYER in every pect--excepy ~or A
few added points on mis- batting average.
He also agrees with Rowland that Haes
may find himself when he turns
around" at the plate. Haas was with
the sox last Spring and appeared 10 be
quite promising at that time lie is a
great thrower fast on the bases ana a
dead catch in the Quilted. If his bat
ting improves Rowland will ind a place
for him in the White SoX squad.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18
Central Naroons (l7.1
Notes of the Boxers

Larney Lichtenstein says Matty Ryan
is working under his managerial wing
and never has been away from him since
they signed up. He hopes to get Natty
on the Dempsey Brennan card al Mil
waukee next week.
a delegation OF fans VIII make the
trip to Rock Island Thursday night 10
see Pal Moore in action against Mike
Dundee. the fashy Young bantamweieht
of that town Dundee has been coming
along rapidly and is now in tho front
rank of his class. His manager. Peanuts
Schreiberl. sends word the boys Will box
before a capacity house.
Jack Dempsey starts training Al the
Arcade gym Chicago. today for his bal
tie with Bill Brennan in Milwaukee
Brennan is due shortly and viii train
AZ the same place. The bout originally
was scheduled for next Monday. bus
may be postponed until Thursday OF Wet
nesday.
After Dempsey gets through with the
Brennan encounter he VIII jump TO Jon
lin No. for q scheduled fight Of fifteen
rounds with Bob Deyere. The mill is
booked for that distance. but Sob will he
lucky IL he lasts five sessions.
kid Howard has Andre Anderson
fighting Jack Reed up in the Northwest
next Monday night The Kid is around
betting s. hats with his friends THAI
Andy conquers his opponent.
The Fort Sheridan matchmaxers Ere
busy figuring en- another card. Among
the bouts proposed are irish Patsy
Cline and Joe yelling. yelling and
Sailor Friedman Friedman and Johnny
schauer. Friedman and Charley scully,
sculIy and Schauer. Jock Malone and
Red Russell. Malone and Goats Dois.
Jack Dempsey and Tom McMahon and
numerous others. Surely something IN
the way OF good program should BE-
CLEANED from that layout.
Jock Malone. who is working for Tom
Andrews. will box Ray Long in the
windup event Of TOMS show in the MIL
waukee Auditorium tonight Malone i
8 corl5ing performer and is certain -
make bid for the welterweight cham
pionship one or these fine days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18
STEEL CITY
GETSLION'
SHARE
New York and New England
Yield to Gary, Chicago
and Nebraska.
West Gets New
National "Y"
Mat Champions

points: Gary, 81; Chicago, 1e;
Michigan City, 7; Lincoln, Neb., 81
New national Y. HI. c. A., wrestling
champions are as follows.
115-pound cIass-RusEeu Brewer,
Gary, Ind, succeeding Y. Lee, New
York City.
l25-pound class-Kalman Borsits.
Gary, Ind, succeeding L. Andrews.
Boston, Mass.
135-pound clssS-spiros worries.
Chicago, III, succeeding z. I. Post.
New York City.
l45-pound class: slford Cox. Gary.
Ind, succeeding A. Nelson, New York
City.
15s-pound class: George Mac Len
nan, Gary, Ind, succeeding Peter
MerouHs. Lynn Mass
175-pound class: Hugo otoupolIk.
Lincoln, Neb.- succeeding Basin War
rem, Boston, Mass.
Heavyweight oIass-Karl Kunert.
Toueston, Gary. Ind, succeeding
Paul Finski, New York City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18
Classified Advertisements

The front room on the ground floor of
the two-syory brick building Said room
faces on Cedar street. a public highway
IN The city OF East Chicago. Indiana.
situated on lot Il. block 81 in the
original town of Indiana Harbor. now
I'm the city Of East Chicago, being
subdivision in fractional Section Is and
y. Town 81, North Range .. west OF the
2nd n. M. East Chicago. Indiana.
Said room 1882 IT. has front and
side entrance with glass front and all
Of tho inside Of said room where in
toNicatins liquors are to be sold can be
seen from said Cedar street Bar oc-
cupies the north side of room. Living
rooms i'm the rear and second floor
2-11-1S-25. JOSEPH LACZI
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NOTICE.
NORTH TOWNSHIP PRECINCT
BOUNDARY LINES.
January. 1918

NORTH TOWNSHIP PRECINCT
BOUNDARY LINES
January. 1915
No. /. Bounded on the North by the
North line Of Section -. Township So
North, Range 10 West end 2. NJ and
the North lines Of Sections r, s. . and
10. Township SIS North Range West
Ind =. NJ ON the East by the East line
of Section 10 and Section Is. Township
36. North. Range West 2nd 7. NJ
on the South by the center line Of the
Little Calumet River and on the West
by the Indiana-Illnois state Line OK
ceptng that portion along Holman
street which is inside the corporate
limits OF tho City of Hammond, In
diana
Ne. 9 All that part OF North Town
ship tying south Of the ceu1er line Of
the Little Calumet River.
And it is further ordered that voting
machines and ballots shall be used In
said precincts as follows. to-wit;
Ballots shall be used in both Pre-
cincts Nos. / and .
PRECINCT BOUNDARY OF ST. JOHN
TOWNSHIP.
PRECINCT No l. Shall be composed
of all territory embrace in said Town
ship Of st. John. and the polling place
shall be located in the Town of Scherer-
Vile
Machine shall be used in Precinct No.
ALL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18
Darcy's Sweetheart to
Seek Solace in Convent

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Feb. 10,
Les Dsrcy's girl sweetheart and
fiancee. Miss Winifred OSuiiivan,
The little Australian who came TO
this country to meet him. and later
accompanied the remains of the
boxer back home. has decided to en-
ter a Sidney convent. according 10
reports reaching here. After Oar
cey made his way to this country
Mss o sullivan came TO the United
states with her aunt, prepared 70
share in the triumphs Of her hero.
Instead she was summoned TO his
deathbed in Memphis. II is because
she can not forget Darcy that she
has decided to seek solace in the
convent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18

off smoothly and the clock was lust
checking off ten when the last event was
finished.
Summaries.
us pounds-Won by Russell Brewer.
Gary; j. Z. Meagher. Gary. second: Tom
Dunleavy. Gary. third. Time. $40.
1875 pounds-Won by Kalman Borsits.
Gary; n. Nasser. Michigan city. second.
Ed Smith. Gary. third. Time 4:I0.
1S5 pounds-Won by Spires Worries.
Central Y. NJ G. A. Chicago; Christ
Maragranis. Central Y NJ. q. A.. Chi
cago. second; A. s. Wilhelm. Central Y.
NJ c. A, Chicago. third. Time. 100
145 pounds-Won nv Afford f. Cox.
Gary; George Mitropolus. Gary: second
Harold Cogley. Gary. third. Time. 1855
1853 pounds-Wcn by George MacLen-
nan. Gary; Andrew Bing. Central Y. NJ.
c. A. Chicse 60. second. Time. 500.
l75 pounds-won by Hugo Otoupolik
Lincoln. Neb.: Charles J. Jones. Central
Y NJ .. A. second; H. Hanney. Michi-
gan City third. Time, 500.
Hesvywe by Karl Kunert,
Gary; Ed Morris Michigan city. second:
Joe Bertaclinis, Michigan City. third.
Time. 500.
More Events Soon
Senior A. a. F. championships OF the
United States will be held in Gary on
March and 49,
Officials.
Honorary referee-Wilism p. GIea-
son. Gary.
Referees-Martin Delaney. Chicago:
Nicholas Molloy. Chicago.
Committee. A, belong. Gary; Bela
L. Cogshal. Cary; George N. Pinned.
Gary.
seorers-Harrv Berz. Chicago: walter
F. Sohnenleiter. Chicago; Arthur F. Nc
Cormick, Gary; Earl c. Doty, Gary; r.
T. Brasaemle. Gary
Timers-John T. Gilroy. Cary; Henry
p. Mccarthy, Gary; James T. Considine.
Gary; Elmer W. EckerssH. Gary.
Press-F. H. Biernatzki.' Gary Trib-
une; Carl O. Dennewitz, Gary Tribune:
Walter Eckerssl1. Chicago Tribune: A
NJ Harris. Gary Post: Alfred Jones
Gary Times; Leslie Parry. Hammond
Times; II. B. Snyder. Gary Post.
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\. 8.
PUTS BUZZER
On HAMMOND
Especial to The Timeh.)

LOWELL. IND. Feb. 1S.-The Lowell
High school basketball team defeated
the Hammond High school Saturday
night by the score or % 70 u.s. The
game was very fast and exceedingly
rough. Lowell made the Hammond
bunch step around and they realized
they were up against different bunch
than when Lowell was At Hammond
Little and NIinninger led The scoring for
Lowell with four field goals apiece.
while Black Of Hammond made three.
Potts. Hammond's star basketball shoot
or. failed to get a ringer, hut vas sure
on when 1t came TO thro7ving free
shots
The first excitement or the evening
was when the east side bIeachers went
down. but luckily no one was seriously
injured. The rest of the fun was
furnished by OItz. Hammond's football
star lie was very much peevcd and
because Of his weight De was abic To
down" some of Lowers iightweishts.
Brownel took all NJ his rough stuff
good naturediy and this made him worse
than ever.
Tho defensive work for lowell was
excellent Babr and Maloy starring This
was skinny" Maloy's first game and he
mace a hne showing. Lowell riays at
Whiting tomorrow night The lineup:
hammond Lowell
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18
BASKET BALL
SATURDAY
COLLEGE.


Chicago %: Wisconsin. 21
Purdue. 20: Illinois. 26.
Indiana, %; Iowa. 25.
Minnesota. 40; Michigan. 10.
Illinois Wesleyan, a; Charleston Nor
NAL "a
Kansas. 81; Missouri, IS.
De Paul. 81: Marquette. H.
Lake Forest, 81; Monmouth. %
Missouri. "a Ames. -
Grinnen. %: Coe. "A.
Hedding. IS; Illinois college Is
State Normal, 90: Augustans. p
La Crosse Normal. "a; Dubuque Ger
man, Is.
PREF.
Bloom. 20: La Grange a.
Valparaiso. 80; East Chicago. -.
De Paul. 20; Tiiden. 10.
streator. FL: La SaIle-Peru. Is.
Quincy. ~; Jacksonville Is.
MISCELLANEOUS
Great Lakes. Al. Northwestern. -.
Gary 7. NJ. c. A. "a: Valparaiso u. IA
Illinois A. G. %; ST. Johns NJ. A. Il
Central A \. L. title). Fairbanks
Morse beat Kent Laws for third place
% TO Il
Whiting Owls. q; Detroit Y. NJ o, 1e.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18

Gary. Chicago and Lincoln, Neb..
crowded off the National Y. NJ c. A.
wrestling map New York city and New
England points at the national tourney
held Saturday night at Gary Y. NJ. c. A.
The steel city captured fve OF the seven
national championships, a record said 10
be unique in American wrestling his
tory.
Pinneo's Achievement.
Lions share of the credit for the
splendid achievement OF Gary must be
given 10 George NJ Pinneo. physical di-
rector Of the Gary "Y. who as early as
five years ago made the country sit up
and take notice of Gary's grappiers.
1000 See Events
Before an audience OF 1000 persons
men. women and children-hlling the
first floor and the two galleries Of the
Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium wrestlerS from
several states and one Canadian prov
ince squirmed and clutched for national
honors. 1t was performance run
through in fast time there being no
drawn-out deadlocks. and double stages
referred by the famous Martin Delaney
and Nick Molloy Of Chicago kept spec
tators on the alert
All the weights. from bantam to pow
erful-chested giants. their 1.-the young
bodies pink end glowing the wrestlers
were in perfect trim. Everything ran
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18

altar AuguE* 18TH on all cIas-
S&fiSd advertisements placed with
m oveS telephone and not paid for
~ the office within days, an ad-
dzt&oa&i charge OF ten cents VIII b.
made 9ox 0ol1sCs4ou-
Tbs best service can BE- Etven our
patrons BY bringing all classified ad-
v@<S1wsw@na1 70 our oS5ica and pay
ing fer same and rAvo collection
C2aASxN
1sAZz COUNTY PRO. q PUR. CO.
ETMEa HEwSPAPERA
Aug e. 1917.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18

of way of the NJ. c Ry.. on the east by
The center line Of Calumet Avenue.
To- Bounded on the north by the
center line Of the NJ. c. Ry, on the
west by the center line Of Holman
Street, on the south by the center line
OF Clinton Street. on the east ny the
center iIne of Oakley Avenue
II. Bounded on the north by the cen
ter line Of Clinton Street. on the west
by the center line Of Holman Street. on
The south by the center line Of Carroll
Street. on the east by the west right Of
way line Of the Erie r. e. and the cen
ter line Of Oakley Avenue (the west
right Of way line of the Erie r. r and
the center lire OF Oakley Avenue being
Joined nv the center line OF Douglas
street,
- Bounded on the north by the
center line Of the Michigan Central Ry..
on the west by the center line OF Oakley
Avenue. on the south by the center line
Of \. 7. c. &, ST. T. Ry.. on the east
by the center line Of Calumet Avenue
10. Bounded on the north by the
center line of \. Z. c. & st L. Ry. on
the west by the center line Of Oakley
Avenue and the west night OF way line
Of the Erie Ry. tsoid right Of way line
and the center Of Oaklev Avenue being
connected by the center line Of Douglas
street,. on the cast by the center line
of Calumet Avenue.
H. Bounded on the north hv the CEN
ter line Of Carroll Street. on the west
by the Iudiana-Tllinois state line on the
south by the center line az Highland
Street on the east by the west right
or way line OF the Erie r. r
Is. All that part Of the City OF Ham
rrond lying south Of the center line of
Highland Street southwest Of the south
west right of way line OF the c. & r. r.
r. and west Or the center line Of CaIu-
rs Bounded on the north by the
middle Of the Grand Calumet River on
the west by the center limo Of Calumet
Avenue. on the south bv the center line
Of the NJ c. Ry.. on the east by the
center line Of White Oak Avenue pro-
duced south.
n. All thst part of the city Of Ham
moud. lying east Of the center line of
Calumet Avenue and northeast OF the
center line OF the \. Y. G.. &. ST L. Ry..
ana south Of the center lire or the right
Of way Of the NJ. C. Ry. between Calu-
met Avenue and the center line OF
White Oak Avenue produced south.
>. BOUNCED on tllF iloEll DIV LtG cen
ter line of Highland Street. on the west
by the center line Of Columbia Avenue
north of Highland Street and the cen
ter lire Of Calumet Avenue south Of
III Ehland street. on the soath bv the
City limits. ON the northeast by the
center line or the y. y. c. q $. /. Ry..
n Bounded on the northeast by the
center line Of the \. Y G. & St L. Ry-
on the west by the center line of Calu-
met Avenue on the south by the center
line Of Highland Street on the east by
the center line OF Columbia Avenue
And it is further ordered that voting
machines and ballots shall he used in
said precincts. as follows. to-Hdt:
HAMMOND
Machines. in Precincts Nos
s = 10 n re- 10 IA Is IS II H.
Ballots. in Precincts NOS and u.s..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18

FOR SALE-Confcctionerv
and Ice Cream store. Cor
ncr 18th and Cedar streets,
Indiana Harbor. Price 81
300. Forced to sell on ac-
count Of being called in new
draft. 2-l3-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18

WANTED Lowest price from owner Of
vacant lots in hammond; fun partic-
ulaIs nfst letter. VIM pay spot cash.
Address, Y. Y ? Times Hammond.
9-45-f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18

'Gevirtz contributed four free thlops
The lineup
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18
Miscellaneous
BUSINESS CHANCE

Wanted party with from sl0O 20 $500
to invest in business which viii stand
strictest investi CATION For full par
I lculsrs. address. Z. +. B.. Times. Ham
mend. --i8-6
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Hammond
sfinninge

FIeIQ goaIs-MInnIns0 u I-ITLe u.
Btownel ~. Bahr go. Black go. Gear
ing go. Seariss. oltz. Referee Hay
hurst.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18
For sale-Horses and Cattle
HORSES FOR SAFE.

Weighing 1900 to 1900. i'm good coudi-
tion and right out OF harness Anply.
Calumet PARK Stock Yards. West Ham
mond. Phone Hammond Al. PISS
FOR SALE-Young seund team; wag on
and harness.; quick sale dNsired Phone
SO. Chicago S72. Gals +. 9Nst - Chi
cage. III. 2-Ih-5
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Wanted-Male Help

WANTED-Young man for stock room
hi Oh school graduate preferred; chance
for advancement Apply, W nm. A. Aaft 40
Electric Company. Sinclair Renning 90:
East Chicago. Ind --io-'
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Machines. in Precincts Nos. 4 )
6 50 10 II 70 10 IA Is IS II 49,
Ballots in Precincts NOS and rs.
ISL
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REAL ESTATE.

w RNTED-Lowest price from owner Of
vacant lots in Hammond; fun partic
ulars first letter. Will pay spot cash.
Address, z. 2. 2. Times. Hammond.
. 1871
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off smoothly and the clock was lust
checking off ten when the last event was
finished
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-18
REAL ESTATE

tsEAL LoIALE-
W AN IL I-LoWest price from owner of
vacant lots IN Hammond; fuu part;c-
u4ars hrst letter. win pay spot cash
ADDRESS, 4. Z. 2. Times. Hammond
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-12-19

been paid for The Treasury De
partment must soon issue more
bonds Every sale now made by yor
makes future government issue:
more difficult and more expensive
This expense can be borne only By
the people of the United States:
therefore. why add to the slread.
large burden.
Hold fhnln because the time Nay
come whea such an investment viii
prove to f.e a trlI friend in time c.
need, l guaranty against the fea- o!
debt an Insurance against real hart.
ships
Hold them because the need .oy
saving is not over. Government ey
penses are today larger than at any
time during the war. Our boys in
France and Germany must be paid
and fed and clothed, and, when their
work is over transported home
THEY HAVE NOT QUIT. WHY
SHOULD YOU
Hold your Liberty Bonds instead
of exchanging them for some other
so-called Security because you know
the security of your United States
bond and cannot often know the
worth of what is offered in exchange
The Get Rich Quick crook is ready
TO steal your bonds from you at the
first opportunity.
Hold them because OF the inter
est they pay. Hold them because
it is good business TO do SO. What
good will the idle pleasure of need.
less luxury bought today with the
pro, eeds Of your bonds be to you a
ar from now? Your bond works fol
you. drawing interest day and night
week days and Sundays.
HOLD YOUR BONDS. DON'T
BE A GUTTER; BE A PATRIOT
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-12-19
NOTICE OF SALE OF Personal
PROPERTY
NO. 1858

NO. $3.50
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
WHATCOM