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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
CLIFFORD CONSERVATORY RECITAL

IN unusually well rendered program
was given last night in the Methodist
church. Those taking part were Mrs.
Lydia Woiter Van Glider. Miss Luella
Ingrid Claus. and Mrs. Jennie Bowman
Ricketts, who assisted the two young
ladies with very comprehensive and
well presented reading of the "Erlking."
Anyone who heard Mrs. Van Glider and
Miss Calus year ago could not help
but recognize the wonderful improve
ment they have made.in that time Miss
Claus playing combines n rare accuracy
as well good musicianship. Her read
ing OF the Beethoven Sonata was a
revelation for one so young. Miss Claus
viii be member of the faculty of the
Conservatory next year.
Mrs. Van Glider DISPLAYED a fine voice
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
To LATE TOO CLASSIFY

WANTED-5o girls at once; good pay
while learning. Apply at Goshen
Shirt Mfg. Co. los Condit st. Ham
mond. 1925
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
Stop Corn Agony
In -Four Seconds
Use nGets-Ito-see Corns Peel Off

Tho relief that "Ge,s-It" gives from
corn pa iHs-the way if makes CONS
and calluses peel off painlessly In one
pieces ono OF tho wonders Of the
world. The woman In tho home. tho
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
WILL ABANDON
U-BOAT BASES

UNITED fFEss NA8at'fFtAMI
BERNE. May 22-Gferran naval
authorities are preparing to absu lon
Zeebrugge and Ostend as U-boat bases.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

around factory after school. Apply at
Goshen Shirt Mfg. Co. los Condit ST.
5-22-e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

The regular business meeting Of Will
liam II. Calkins ". F. c. No. PAS was
held yesterday afternoon at the 1. O. o.
F. hall Candidates were initiated and
at the close Of the lodge session refresh
ments were served and the members en-
joyed a social hour. The c. a r Ne
mortal services Will be held Sunday
morning at the First Presbyterian
church. corner of Holman and Highland
streets and all members are urged TO
meet at the church promptly at ten
thirty o'clock. On Decoration Day the
Relief Corps will decorate the graves Of
the sailors and soldiers. The ceremony
will occur at ten o'clock and those wish
ing to go by automobile are asked TO
notify Jesse Wilson. president of the
Hammond Chamber of Commerce. In
the afternoon at two-thirty o'clock there
will be a meeting at Liberty Hall and
seats will be served for the G. A r.
and ". r. c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

were served during the social hour. The
next meeting will be held the FIRST Tues
day in June with Miss Marian Warner
of Carroll street.
Following a short business meeting
OF the Past Chiefs Association OF Ham
mond Temple No. % Pythisn Sisters
last evening at the home of Mrs. Ray
Abbott in Manila avenue the members
pieccd and knotted a comforter for the
Day Nursery. Assisting Mrs. Abbott
vas Mrs. Charles Bostwlek and during
the social hour they served thoir guests
with a dainty collation.. Mrs. Henry
Ashbaucher and Mrs. Fred AIdrlch will
be hostesses at the next meeting on
June 18th at Mrs. Ashbaucher's home
in Summer street.
The Knitting Club composed by ladies
OF the Pine Street Presbyterian church
was entertained last evening by Mrs.
Grace Luseman at her home in 150th
street The members are doing Red
Cross work. Their meetings occur every
Tuesday evening and Mrs. Carrie
Herndon of Oak street was named as
the next hostess
The reservations for Social Day OF
the home economics department OF the
Hammond Woman's Club to he observed
Wednesday May goth. at the home OF
Mrs. y. F Rohrer. 1884 South Holman
street must be made before Thursday
evening OF this week. Mrs. Rohrer IS
chairman for the day and Mrs. Leo
Wolf. vice chairman. a twenty-five cent
luncheon will be served at twelve thirty
o'clock and the remainder of the day
will be devoted to Red Cross knitting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

The weekly meeting of the Baptist
Woman's Union will be held at the
church parlors Thursday afternoon. The
missionary department has secured AL
bert II Gage of the Baptist Publishing
Society of Chicago l. give the address.
His subject viii be Training in the
Sunday School" Mrs. George Adkins
will give the musical program.
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will be meeting at Liberty Hall and
seats viii be served for the G. A. r.
and W. R. c.
The Knights and Ladies of Security
will meet at their hall in the Rimbach
building this evening to initiate large
class of candidates.
Golden Rod Camp No. 1857 Royal
Neighbors will meet this evening.
.
At the meeting last evening of Opal
Hive No $50 L. @. T. NJ. NJ. further
preparations were made for the associa-
ton meeting to be held in Hammond
Tuesday. May 2sth. 1t Will be an all
day session with public initiation Mich
igan City Hive and Steel city Hive OF
Gary will attend. Several applications
for membership were acted on and at
the close of the business meeting the
members enjoyed a social hour On Fri
day afternoon Of this week the members
will meet for drill practice.
The nomination of officers featured
the meeting last evening of the Ger
mania lodge of Rebekahs which took
place at the Moltke I. O. O. F. hall.
Mrs r O. Winckler of Detroit street
submitted to an operation Monday at
Wesley hospital. Chicago. 1t was re-
ported today that she doing as well as
could be expected.
Mrs. J. NJ. WATSON of Rensselaer, is
visiting Mrs. Jesse Wilson at her home
in Highland street.
Thomas Goodman. jr. Of Rensselaer,
was A visitor in Hammond yesterday.
Miss May Gohde of Rockford, III. has
returned after a brief visit at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gohde.
4O8 Columbia avenue. She came to see
her brother. George Gohde before he left
for Columbus Barracks.
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The Knights and Ladies of Security
will meet at their hall in the Rimbach
building this evening to initiate large
class of candidates.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-07-12
PACKING FRUIT FOR MARKET
Coed, Clean and Attractive Packages
. Count for More Than inexperienced
Man Realizes.

The commercial grow: nows that
good clean packages and l. nest attrac-
tive packs count great deal-more
than the inexperienced man realizes.
Fruit coming from the Pacific coast
where good packages and professional
packers are appreciated, finds q ready
sale and good prices. Eastern growers
have learned many lesson In fruit
packing from their Western brothers.
The Western product outsells thatpfo-
duced In the Central and Eastern
states because Of the very attractive
pack Of the former. While the quail
ity Of certain classes Of the Pacific
grown fruit Is no better than Eastern
grown stock. yet 1t Is 20 carefully sort
ed and packed that 1t ut once catches
the eye Of the fruit purchasers and
adds at least % per cent to the sellins
value Of Western grown fruit
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Data Complete.
ACCURACY OF CROP re.
PORTS.

Wherever 1t has been possible
to secure an absolute check the
crop reports Of the department
Of agriculture have usually been
found to be surprisingly accu-
rate. 500. -.. .-..
Wheat will be added to the
few crops for which an addi-
tional check will be made avail
able through the new require
ments by which all threshermen
must report to the bureau Of
markets Of the department the
quantity Of wheat thrashed and
the acreage from which 1t was
produced.
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and three Of wrstlets
three scarf and pairs w While the women sit their
making plain sewing the dustusy
Gaming All the
blind his watch Then daylight
did
change the big clock the wall .
Then day Ms Josephine Jacobs president Of the d
made visit and discovered her that clock and watch
daylight how helping With
believe mixed up"
followed Nothing
with blind helping the
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please"for
frol-but he smiling something
and
q
Of he
Tickets please" said conductor.
q
the baseball Chinese
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are turned over to the crop reporting
board and the entire board is i'm
mediately locked in until the minute
that the report Is issued. guards being
stationed at the doors and all tele-
phones disconnected.
Each member of the crop reporting
board prepares his own individual and
Independent estimate for each crop
and state. These are compared, dis.
crepancies are discussed and ex-
planned and final figure is adopted
by the board.
Data Complete.
The crop reporting board has be-
fore It more complete. detailed and
accurate data than any other crop
estimating agency in the world. Mem
bers of the board and all other depart
ment employees concerned with crop
estimates are prohibited by law under
severe penalties from specializing in
any product "of the SOIL" from giving
out advance Information and from
knowingly compiling or issuing false
statistics.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-07-12

20 tight you can't move, and when you
have got to fight your way to and fro
to collect fares 1t makes q pretty
tough job. -
OF course, it's your job. SO you,
have to make the best Of 1t. There ii
one conductor In town who has de-
termined to make the best Of 1t evi.
IDENTIFY. for he IL about as good hu.
mored man as you can find any place
in any job. He usually has oil the
people on the car laughing all the
time. He can't make 'em move up
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-07-12

One OF the 10 lnmdteS OF inc nome,
most Of them over fifty years old, are
Of one accord.
And that IL that the war must be
won at any sacrifice and they are
doing and will continue to do what
they can to help bring the kaiser to
his knees.
Mrs. Louise Wickert, a Washing
ton womcu who has been totally blind
for the last 20 years and who has
been at the home for the last six years,
Ia the nremier war worker Of the blind
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-07-12
Conductor Felt He Must Draw the Line Somewhere

being suffering
jang
You can't blame them isn't bit Of fun to be crowded
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washpSton
for to potatoes other food for the meals Of
During eli nrewood
E~+sGss
like
unll ~
eays duties the
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-07-12
Blind People Eager 70 Aid in Winning the War

IF COURSE the old fellow at Home Blind 1850
seuples Changing time
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Millionaire Feeling Potatoes in Camp Kitchen

WAS Nelson Morris packer Chicago but its Private
Nelson Norris
old head
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-07-12
.WlASHINGIDNE,}|
SIDFL,IGHT5
Women ChauHsurs Operate the Big Army Busss.

" ARLINGTON the civil under
necessity appointed fchauheus big
buses that having bunss With the
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-07-12

The little word but" blunts tn
point OF many a good argument.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-07-12

Tob Wheel for Uncle
taking clerical work
chauhuree driven
1t Miss
Of the
Sixth and
heart Of the business call
Mrs SIS monthly earnings chuneuee
said:
work. the clutch
o
Trese
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-07-12

Beauty is often one woman's thorn
in another woman's flesh.
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This Seasons Objective.
Where are you going this sum.
mer?"
Don't know for sure" replied the
young man. France, I hope"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-07-12

SHlious uep11 Ilueutb. Two Wilmington
girls to receive appointments to the
women's motor corps u the govern.
ment are Miss Esther 1reger, A Dean
avenue, and Mrs. Louise Torbert 2114
H street northwest.
II simply couldn't stand those
knitting knocking clubs. You know
what I mean; those women who 60 te
the theater all dolled up with theil
knitting. All they do IL to knock
their friends"
This Is the exclamation from Mrx
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the Khaki and hardening his muscles
preparatory to doing his bit along
with other young Americans.
About the time Norris was direct
ed to come to Washington as a refrig-
GRAFTON expert in the Quartermabter
department where he had volunteered
for service at one dollar a year, his
number was reached In the draft and
he was sent to Camp Grant, Rockford.
Illinois. ,s
After brief stay at Camp Grant,
however. Norris vas ordered to report
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@efterm German Saitf.
Namensdnbernng in @eitern ganf &
Srajt So. pOn ben AitiOnaren
gHtsebeiken.

Die Qttiondre Der Weitern German
8ani batten seiieru ni9t nur bic jdbrs
lide Nubl BON neun 3ruiiees DprSus
nebmen, ipnbern iie batttn aud nod
iibsr) brei tDi4tigs Grugen ub3uitims
men, ndmli9 2lencerung beg Namens,
erb0buHg bes 2ftientnpitals uHb Qns
f9luB an bic 8unbss sReisrbebant.
Vile biefe Gragen, tpelhs Der 8erpdls
tungsratb empfoblen bate, tpurDen
DON ben attipndren gutgebsibeu.
Die 9anl beibt Don nun an bic
Beitrn 8ant e 2ruit 90. Of gtnrins
natl.
9ds Qttienfapitdl fft bon $375. 900
auf 100000 erb0bt iporben.
anidlub an bic 8unbsssRSsrpes
bant unb lleb.rnabme BON 525 9tntbeis
len in heriel6en.
S9liebliA puroe duh Der feitberige
Bnfpultungratb niebsrsepGbti uHo
bic Organization bat ebsnFdlIs teinsrs
W NCttHhUtlul5til 9tIuDlUtUluuII.
5gr Jteo. 5ertsnitsin osrblttbt als
ptdiioent an Der gpibe bieies olten
gdntiuititutss unb feline Aoilsgen i'm
gsrfpdltuHgsrutb iiuo bic 5errsn
aoolpb 0rner, 5rso. y. Wlublbauisr,
@ufiab u. Weil. Ssnrp 5Oppt, @m.
gilbert, George u. 9ietsrie. gbpatb
9. gBtiitHgel un0 albsrt gDiomann.
Senrp Soppe III eriter @issprdfieent,
aoolpb Srber 5fpsiter, Ql6ert Biba
NOM IN Raffirer unb pbiIip Bod
5ilfgsadifiret.
Die Bdnt drheiiete beraanoenss
e'sabr mil sirem Emfab bon ii6er II
Wlilliorer 0ofars. Der Surplus be-
irddf $500, 900 unb bdsu tommen nod
$4,000 unoerfteilte profite unb
$1,000 unbe1d6fte 9ipiosnben Die
Depofiten ho5eu bic bebeutrn6e Gum,
me bon $9,632, ,423 errei6t
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Cine 0eriatintlunssballe
;sran Ebsb !. @iIiOu iiiftst Oas nens
0ebGube Der ilniperftGt.

Der BebdubefonrpIer iinierer lini.
beriitat piro, iobalo noHnaIe 3eiteiI
einfebrert, uiil cine aonpofntionsbaIle
perriebrt tperoen, Die BON Sraii 6beo
5. 8iIion seiiiftet tporoen lit. HefiOr
Dnbnep rildd,te in Der seitrigen Sis.
ing Der erl6oipnietrt Juno aNociation
odpon DiittbeiIiins mo perlaS oen
Sfentimgsbrief Der sSrau gSilion,
bic oaourh oaS. glttoenfen an ibren
Gotten nlb oiib iid, ielbit bereiptgen
mill, befm Dos Gebdiioe fol Den gea.
men tragen: .1be Sbeo 3. uno
amonba aanorim BiIion Meniorial
Sail" lie Game iett feine beitinnttc
Sunlme aus, jagt aber, Dab iie III ib,
rem 5eitauent Bortebriingen setrof.
fen babe b1rtit ibr @iinih periptrf'
Iift iuerbe. Tn Die ieeigen 8eiten Der
Grrifhrna oes @ebduoes iiberbaiipt
rift oienlih iino, babe es feinp Gile.
Die Gnttpiirie irnb pIdne iint ahsr fir
uno fertig, iconb Srnii ggilion peiB,
iuns bas @ebduoe foiten uirb. gas
geridmntIitnesbans iou OH Der Siib.
ipeiiede Der Clifton ur,b llniDeriitp
slpenue i'm fIaiIiiden StiI erriftet
iperoen IN Timcn'ionet BON SO bel
100 Sub. Ser Goal ioa 1000 Yer.
iouen sisrmun eeipdbrer.
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Wsasfenbaa oer Saberm,
10. Gan, Iemti6er Stub.
sdjnfmeiiter Stint.

Die ,Sdnudrberfammfund Sss Gin.
tinuati SdoOl Rdffers' Gln6 finbe
Sumftag Rdfmiitng / 1lbr i'm Re
ifaurnnt pou Wcglpin fott. Oas uui
zen 5erren 8. g. StetDurt, 6. 9. Da.
oibfon. 6. .. Wasob, 3. 9. aeGlers
J. 3. Refer nnb g. W. Sopher Sc.
ffehsnbe aommittee bat fir Die De6ot.
te BAG fofssrbe sbema aufasiteGt,
.grintiples unberlpind tie 5orma.
tion Of q Curriculum; tfeTe grintipfea
applied to Definite gb1Tes Of our netr
elementary Curriculum
Cine auBerOrosntIi4e @erfamm,
lung finbet nm 26. Sdnuar ffatt unh
slpnr semsirf61fiIia nit Dem Sir
Sub, bem @eman's Gitb Stub uno
Der @omen's Seafers sfFotiation.
Dr. sye6n 0eipen fpro Dor SieIer 9ers
iammfun1 fprefer.
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Sies mnS Gas.

poiimsifter glOre iit seiisrn te'
na9ribtist pOrosn, boB fiir uHisrt
Gploatsn in Grdnirsi9 6eIiimmtt
gadets tpieber NIT Der gadetpOlt Be-
fosbert txr6en. Die aorsfen mIHen
auber Ramsn uiiu. nod bic 4afi9rift
iragsn: sJn care of tbs Commanding
General. BORT Of gm6artatipn".
- Ger .Sbimbie Dunb" fiir be srs
blinpetsn @olbasn Der alliirteH 4rs
msen Bat runs $s37S ergeben, pie bic
stfitrn srfolste SdluBobre6nuns ours
tbnt. Die ilnioirH baben ii9 Har auf
$48.51 btlauisR. Das ltstere mo9t
bds DuoisnIt Der Damen, bic ben
Wertduf psranfaltet bdt<n, nur nm 70
erober.
- Die Sbip glettrie Hdillpop 60.
bat iib on bic ftaatiide lliiliiGtenz
Rcmmifipn NIT oem grIuden gee
tpoHbt, ben Sahrpreis srb0bn 5u biirs
fen. Den giienb1bnen lei cine Grb0s
bung anf "a Gents pro paFasier unb
Weils 5ieeIianosn porbsn, uno pas
Der giIsnbatu reht iii, ionte Der Sns
terurban biIis Isin. geriAieotne
eonbbaEntH I'm peiilifen mo nSrbs
lihsn Obio 1T eins grbSbuna bereits
5ngsfianben pproeH.
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Che. e.GrfanbniRibeiHe.

j5arrp %. Utirs. 80, 8enbdm, 9b.
l2aara S6epe, 29, pdioee 5otel.
)Willidm Gtaton, "a, 1916 2inn Str
tSsrtbd arn, "a, 1403 DAT 9lps.
lSoiepb q. DisdmanH, 21, 1774 We
I Der Ctr.
lgbHa 9. Sdmala, 10. 1912 gutter
StruBe.
Igbeffn See, 80, 1929 chapel ctr.
lSufia Sones, 80, 1910 besgl.
jBillpusbbp q. grOrton, 25, sort
I Sbomas, ap.
lTsabel G. gtifes, q, granb Sotel,
lartbur 6. 9ids, %, 3749 Renil
I tuortb glace.
lJdnnis Greefe, 10, 446 ReDppe1
Strabe.
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Gterblidbfeitsberid)t

2ecnnre gnnnnaugh, /. 1868 Dem
mis- Str. 2nneensni3ilnbung.
Dennis Sbeo. GA, 614 Gbigitr
Str, Rkrenlsiben.
aait Gsrati, 62, 1920 iytesRar
abe, Arebs.
Gnfan Guiiib, 81, 1923 puresll
ape., Rkrenlsinef.
ebporb Chapman. AZ, 237 Bef 6.
Str, gruiifeleni5iinbuns.
Wasp gboate, 49, sos 6annibal
Str, gsbirnauiins.
Clifford Rnoubnusb, 81. 1882 Suts
ton elrt., lInsliidsfaa. :
Germ 8. gnrribgs, n, 2156 Rcs
2enn Qpe.. Recommendations
Urcnis Cid. So, 115 WiniIr Str,
eungentntsiih6uns.
Sarob q. auiber. SO, 521 5op.
tins Cir, e4pdd<.
anNd Cans, 6s, 2117 WintelI
6trs aberHberialiuns.
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Webmrten.

Ralph unb Wdibilba auebbt. Ole
Sunist Ctr, anabt.
SoipelI unb Grats Yipsr, gsibssbo
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9lnbrerp une Jlorsnc, GarbHtr, 331
9lHbubon Str, .3ipillingspaar.
Diner unb WabIe pupSis. 2814
GlaeHons Ctr, anate.
lQllbtrt unb CLARA 9otes, 556 Hpal
Ctr, Wdbfen.
Granf unS Jlora 5esIop. 1929
Glep Str, Wdo6en.
emmett unb aurstia W5iis, 637 I'd.
Q. St., Wdbden.
5srman unb glisabetb S&rcsber.
1887 Gbermnn Gtr., anabt.
9i1arb uns 2aura gsntrb, S412
Dirie glpsnue, anabe.
Cais uns paulins ganls, S46
5otbatpan Str, annbs.
Waltef unb 6eikn Stout, 937 ars
morn atx., Anabe.
Garfield unb garolin, MiniIsr,
aennsbb 6sisbts. anabs.
9alentine unb Bilbelnine Gkrlins,
1893 TenneFo ape., Wdb9en.
gtubolpb unb asnes Wilbsfmb.
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gbarles unb Mrna gonrdh, 30
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Wnrp g. BnfefieIo Ut glndlabber.
tpoIterirt bon Sobn 2oiDrD NnfeiieIb,
BerionaIien $4,000, @runoeisen.
fblnft $4,000.
s(ueuitus unb EiIR Wlnae finb
EeitnnieluspoIljtre bon MiIbeI.
mine Waiie; 9erionaIien S7f00.
Warp 8. O'Brien lit gtahIabber.
ipalferiit bon Florence Wl. Barrett
perionnIien 500.
slmelia Sens lit RadIabperipnI.
term bon gbriitian sSenb; gerionalieu
$4,000, @riinbeigentbum $4,000.
Saeob Weebe lit IeitamentsboIl.
itreder bon eena wseeSe; ReriOnaIieu
$500.
Ter peri6nlidye WadIab Der 2oiiiie
%. Yoor betragt $i871.97; berlenige
oes Charles u. @aD $510. 0.62; berieni-
se 6es 6. $. Weafin $6715.46.
gerfhieoenes.
9sapoIeom q. @riifon. Der ain 20.
Gepieniber 1917 on Der 9. imb Gen.
trol gtpeniie, bon einer1 itd6tiid)en
AiitomcbiI getroffen uno etbebIih
perlebt ruiirbe. bat oesbalb etne Mnse
fiber $4,000 eeaen bic Stabt Ginein.
nnii nngeitrengt.
Tie Soiparo @: grnp, sfgenep 60.
'erIungte Elm ltrtbeiI iiber S217.64 se.
gen albert q. Gbodlep.
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bietsn, Die nsbsn Der ,pdtbetique1 be
les herporrnssnbFen @ertrsisrs bet
raiIiffen Stale, bic populdriis ieinsr
Spmphonieen iit. 4uberbem brtn5t
bas grogranm nod ben sgornebdI
Romaine" BON 8srlio5; Gibefius'
.Tsr S6pan bon Suoneld" unS
rSisafrieos Rbeinfabrt" BON @asner.
Gslegentli6 Der beiben &OnSerte tpirb
feline Solofraft mittpirten. Der 8or>
pertdlf Der Gintrittsfarisn beginnt
uie ii6li6 am WlittDoh Bel Der
Gbur9 9einfnmp Co., SO. 109-
Ill Deit 9ierte Strabe.
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0rml Nmnnoa Sfrans 0ie wiufief
6on Eapio etraas biefielbit, lit qe.
fern ben 9ranofpnn0sn efleaen, oir
lie Dor eisiigen Engen srIitt, oIs ibre
aIeioer IN ibrem Seifi tn Qetfnaion.
slp., am efFenen sinrftin Geuef iineen.
DE 2eidye miro 5ifr Beefbigitna mad,
Ginrinisafi sebtndt. Die Srnu hattie
Gin litter ION SO Sabren srfei9t
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eSmpboniefon,srie.

SSiif bic bsinsn bisspDdtsen Snn.s
pbpnistpf5srts, bi. pit I6lib am
f5reiina Rndniitng unb am Sdnifas
sIbenb I'm gmerr aubitcrilfin itdtts
finbsh. BAT ejdaoifigtnt gittor 5sts
Tsrt tin anbsrorSentlitb infereFdntes
prcardmua sufdmnitnsefteIIt. als
rnurtniimmtr pirb bas Srfkifsr
ai4aitpsusip's GiinIts GpmY5pnie
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starb am SersidJIas.

Coroner Or. @auer bat ben Giien.
babnoeteftio Sofepb 8bon pom aler
SdaIo an Sem Sooe oes 5arhigen
gutier Carr freigelprod,en Sboa
bate ben Sarbigen beim SobIeniteh.
len erpiidt uno ipollte ibn ON Der
9ibcrtp unb Nec2eon 9loemre feItneh.
men. @r iebte iifJ sur @ebr mo Ibon
ioa ibm ems oericst babeil. Sic @olt
Usortem ltnteriudmng bot ieood bar
aetban, oab Der Wanu betIu GupoH'
Ia1lien am SerSihlag geitorbeH iei.
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rn srsassidDsftasa asslpisisn

ylitnisIpaIridier ;Sog bat aeiteru
ofei Ierionen Den @robseItpOreneil
ilberiuieieh. Ter 2iiabrige ;,ren.
gedr, ogr fith oil einem i6iibr:aen
yidoden bcrsriiien babsn icII, iDuroe
After 5000 giiraif1ft iiberioieien:
Sdrtp slrditer. Ser elmer Der fires.
teHiden SaocHrdnber iein ieIb unter
f2UtU, illb Der ans gbiiags siigeseiiie
Enhihei 9aHSSmann. Der NIT Silie
tiiifs ipsfiblsieh Gheds bon Gam.
ssetiid III esr arsace sinen Giqf,dmt.
rho I'D yetI1aiit babsa IsIl. 'iinier
lib1g
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sarmpnisitamm Der Oiutbmanner.

Ser SarmoHieitnmn go. $50, Il.
.. 81. ~, begeht Samitag, ben IL.
Ssdnuar, fem 20. Stiitltugsfeit i'm
Ientihen aIub uno fir ore 6eitlids.
felt iine Die beiten gurbereituHgeu se.
troffcn. 5ieieIbe nimmt I'm 6 llbr
gbmes ibren slnfaua imo um 8 llbr
tpcrecu iarmtIidle iiiri Stamue.
spelhe Der Sr6cn in Cincinnati sahlt.
inn ginfiihrunesornat einnarfdiren.
Gin biibIdes Rrcgrnmm lit anfse.
jteat DorSen, ioonf iib ale Sbetlneb.
rIer beitens ontiiiircn tperoen