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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-26
Fu6 fuSi|adO I'm CQmpane=
70 de Aqui|es Serbian

PUEBLA, Mayo .20.-un rcvolu-
ciorio de tiempos Gel maderismo, ha
sido fusilado por las tropas del 60
bierno carrancista, segun 10 que Sc
Ia rumorado en- esta capital durante
i dia de hoy.
Sc trata del senior Luis TelSer,
quien milit6 al lado de Aquiles Ser
dan en- ell ano de mil novecientos
diez Y quien fue aprehendido por las
tropas del general Miguel Catillotla.
cuando llevaba una gran cantidad de
parque Y una ametra!ladora, que Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-26
LAS C.ASAS INCLUIDAS EN- LA
LISTA NEGRA
Viera de Ia 1a.0

ci6n del Pacifico Ga, Mazatlan; Osu-
ma. Ignacio c., Mazatlan: Relojerla
Alemana (.Arnat, c. Mazatlan; Roh-
De. Carlos, Hermosillo; Sack, Hans,
Mazatlan; Sanchez, Jose and Compa-
ny. Mazatlan; Unger, F.. Aazatlan;
Wsebe, P, Guaymas; ISaza, P de-,
San Bias V Topic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-26

Greer. Gran Orerls De lNTRODILLlUN.
Nsn,ls g ~ con ~ uOmbre Y direction y
81 10 enslaremos j I'd JUNO con : sor-
prendenlr> vIstaS Ge 10 suerrs- AsreSGe
Zoe. para los saStOS de porte. IarlDleH
sc 10 pOdeIuOS rem!ii- e. u. D.
Tarra dc los ES,atoS Undo> SO EeduieTs
ST. 10 y to- saSIo> de porte. SOSoiroS po-
siiiyduienlr TO manlamUS aFiiculoS a Ne
ItcO & msnu> que Fl impuTle complete del
pedtLO ysnsa sCompalanGO Ia orden.
~EIGR 4 CO.
DEBT. IL. CHICAGO. ILL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-26
I'm Stacker 'mat6 a
I'm sheriff

FALLON, Nevada, Mayo 90
FL Sheriff del Condado de Curchill,
Mark L. Wildes, fue muerto aver
por Pablo Walters, IN raEchero
que habia sido arrestado por evadir
ell servicio militar ob~ligatorio.
Cuando a principles de Abril fue
liamado Walters al servicio, en- veZ
de p~resentarse al Consejo Local de
Excepciones, Sc arm6 y hugo a las
montanas. Ell Sheriff Wildes y uno
De sus agentas emprendieron la
persecution del Stacker" fugitive Y
aver habian ~conseguido darle alcan-
&c V echarle Ell guante encima.
Mientras al sheriff estaba po-
niendole las esposas a Wildes, este,
que es bastante fuerte, por medic
de IN rapido movimiento, logr6 sa-
earle Ia pistola del cinto al Sheriff
Y antes de que ell f%uncionario pudie-
ra impedirlo. lie descerraj6 tres tiros
en- ell est6mago, logrando escapar &c
nuevo hacia las montanas.
Varios grupos de policias Y agen-
tos han salido esta vez en- busca del
Stacker" Y criminal y Sc espera
que en- breve 10 capturen para i'm
ponerle el castigo merecido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-26

el Oeste a cambio de que Sc lie deja-
a maros libres en- el Este, Ia firme
actitud del Presidente al rechazar un
negocio de esta eSpecie acabaria, al
70 10 espero asi, por hacer-
la desaparecer,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-26

Los CIRUJANOS cstin con:ormeS, que
EN- caSo> de cortadaS, q~ucmaturaS. gOl-
pes y her!daS. 81 PRIMER TIiATAMiENIo
- 10 mas impOrianle. CuandO I'm Ell
CiFNTE anristpUCO e. embellishments aplI
cado. no hay peligrO dc lnrcrCi0n ! Ia
hrrida rmpleza d Sdnar dcSdr luego. Pa
"a uso dc homhTe o beStia, BOROZONE
- Il A~NTlSEPTlCn IDEAL \ AGENTE
CURATIVE. C6mprelo lucgo V este listo
para rualluicr emergencia. PreclO, !5c.
SOC, Sec y $50. De vents por II. Cuhn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-26

asegura Sc destinaba a los rebeldes.
Les cortaran ell aqua a los que no
paguen.
Ell edil senior Ramos, propuso al
Avuntamiento que mandara cortar
las tuberias del aqua potable que van
a las casas de los vecinos que no han
pagado la contribution de aguas, a
fin de obligarlos a que Ia paguen.
En- la session que celebrara ell mu-
nicipio manana, Sc tratara este asun-
to.
Re5eldes d.rrotados.
La tropas del gobierno b~atieron en-
la Estaci6n Banderillas sobre la Inca
del Ferocarril Irteroceanico que va
a Jalapa, a un grupo de rebeldes,
d~errotandolo, Y causandole conside-
rabies bajas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-26
INESPERADAMENTE Y NlOLEN-
TAMENTE, MEXICO ROMPiO
SIS RELACIONES CON CUBA
(Yiene de Ia la. Pag)

culpable Y ordena-on que Sc lie IN
ternara en- la Cabana. que eS la prl-
sion donde sc encuentran todos los
acusados de ser agentes germanOtl-
1,S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-26
CONTEMPLE A LOS SODA
DOS EN- FRANCIA

NpA q NCEO-
mOSCuplO. FaS-
Clnanle como Il
ClneInatograIO.
HaCe SleCtu ma
tiCO IN Ia men
L. In placer
~CUuSialie a =
Vie!OS Y love
mes: ~lnieTeSan-
-. Instructive.
ELuc3,lyO. tina
historic compile
"a De Ia guerra
en- vtStaS. uUs
peFlnlie Ter 4
ID. las :
como rsSlmrnIs
son. ESta -
una yn4r3vlllOS2
o~pOrtuniG3d pa
"a eStaT al tan
70 lie los movi-
mieniOS de IA
guerra. Yer eS
-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1918-12-12
" R0cznice PoWStania Listopadowego

Dybicz majqc do dyspozyci so tvs. wojska
200 armat Na>zych bylo trzydzesci tysie
cy so armat.
\ jednak wojska moskiewSkic zcwSzqd
sic cofajQ ucekaja W rozsypce. Dybicz Zro-
Mmiat, ze bcz Swieaych sill ME da sobie ra-
dy prosi Polall6w zawieszcnie broni
celu grzebania poleglych, talk podstepnym
sposobem zdobyl pozadana mu zwIokr cza-
su azeby znowu silly zebraG.
Tymczasem gzad Narodowy prosto
pola bitwy zwoluje jeneral6w na narade,
ma kt6rcj Chlopiclli zdaje dyktatorstwo,
naczeIne dow0dztwo dostaje sic W recc Mi
chaIa Radziwilla.
Ten czas, jest to jedynie serdeczne
wspomnienie, jake Chlopicki caleso po-
wstania zostawii po sobie, gdyz walczqc
pod rozkazami Radziwila byl mu prawdzI-
vie duchem opicEunczym nie tylko W IA
die wojcnne ale ma poIu bitwy przy cd
seczy lasku olsHowego pod GrochoWcm dina
- lutcgo walczyl Z nicOpiSana odwaga, sam
ma czcu pulku 9renadyer6w atakujc OIL
ezynse trzy konie pod MIN paddy on ME
ustepujr, al odcbrai pozycye 5ciga} mos
kali dopero ranny w Obie uOgi opuSzcza
plar boju, ale nicstcty, opuszcza go na "a
wszc. wyicldzaiac tego samcgo dnia do
Krakowa.
RadziwiIlowi labrahlo cennych rad jc-
20. a ME maiQc animuszu wojcnnego. opu-
,<cza tax drogo zdobytq pozycye i wyrusza
ma noe I,u Warszawic.
Co widzqc Dyhicz, bicrzc 70 "a ucicc1I>G
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1918-12-12
No. so.

Mimo tryumfalncj chwaly, jaka jest
dzloaj okryta Gala Polska Wolna Zjcdno-
czona, przez po&aczenie wszystkich zabor6w.
przez polqczenie wszystkich partyi jedno
nlczem ME zbite pragnienie odzyskania cal
kowitych granic panstwa Polskiego nieza-
wisiych cd zadnych prad6w protclltora-
tow praw pOltycznych - Mimo tel niewy-
siawionej radoSci jaka Il tych powod6w O.
wladneta umysiami naszemi, sloGce jasne-
mi Promieniami wpada do duszy rozjaSuia-
jac SWAT caIy.
-)ednak ME nalezy sic zapOminac bo-
hatcrsklch pOSWieceniach miodzieIY naszcj
zrywajQccj peta niewoli, kt0rzy swcmi mad
IudzlIeml wysiIkami bez aadnych przygo-
toWan Wystepuja pHeciwko sile zbrojnej
zaborc6w - przekazali nam oni ME przeda-
wniOnc prawa naszc miloSc Ojczyzny. Sq
ukrzepieniem W Narodzie wewnetIznych sill
n2Szych, So zestrzcicuicm duchow mySIi
naszych do jcdncgo ogniska, So wytworzc-
MEM silly i cncrgii narodowej zagasnqc ME
dozwoliIy i chociaz upadly powtSauia -
oni W mas zyce ohudzili
Zresztq wypada Wsp0mnicC dIa tego,
abySmy Zdobytc doSWiadczcnic, jaSnu upr2y-
tomnili sobc W ubccuym czasic, zc, gdy raz
zbrojnic wystcpUje Nar6d, TO o zadnych u
dadach ami warmkach mowy bye ME mo-
lc, zc naczclmi kicrownicy silly zbrojncj
energie wiare W zwyciestWo mice musza
kt6rcmi ohjaG i roZpIomIeniG majQ Nar6d
caly.
A W naszcm Powsauiu Listopadowcm
- byto NupcInic odwrotnie dla tego tel
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1918-12-12

pod GrunwaIdem tax Czarncckim pod
CzestOchowa, talk Sobeskim pod Wi"d-
MEM
Gdy pZecwnie przy zimnej rcflckcyi
tracimy ducha, jak bylo naszemi wodzami
naczelnemi powstania iistopadowego.
Chlopicki dziclny wyrobiony zoInerz
Z czas6w Napolcona, jednak kicdy zostal
NaczclniLiem Narodu przy szczeg6towcm
zcStawieniu sit i liczby wojsk obydw6ch, II
IqkE sic odpowiedzialno5ci ja<Q wziaI ia
siebie w razc nicpowodzenia, a raz wyro-
biwszy sobie ch4odna refleksya zdanie o
upadlu pOwStana IubOScia smchai tych,
llt6rzy podniccali " MIN niccheG, jak Lube
ci, WieIopolski, JczierSli wielu innych
ugodowc6w, ME myslqc 0 wojnie, zaczai
uklady widzac W Mich iedyny ratunek |
nic rozbudzily MIN jul zapaIu wojcnnego
ami zaralna cncrgia caIego Narodu, ami
szczcrc uwicIbirnic nlIodziely. - Me w2ru--
szyly 90 picin. jake ma czcIG jcgo 5pic-
wano:
ChIopici ma c1cIc. Il mad micczem naszym
Bog,
DaIei woIni prNiacicIc. pic,1ohuq@ musi
podiy wr6g.
\ gdy wr0cim do Warszawy
L balym Orl"m przy Pogoni,
WtcncI,s Puska wieHccm SIawy
SIlroi mIodzcncza Twa oslon
Iadrzaly tyrany. zadziwiony cajy SWAT
Wiwat dylitator tochauy, mech zyic VOL
noSc llwiat..
Ia przytoczona zwrotka daic nam po-
ircic, iaia byia wiara nicgo - 4 iednak,
ME obudziI go iuz L odrctwicna ruch pra-
vie W calci Polscc prowadzony - Ami Swic-
the zwycicotwo Drwcnickicgo pod Stocz-
klein dnia II Iutcgo. edlic zahrano Il ar
mat 200 icnr6w. Ami zwyciestwo Slirzy-
ncckiego pod Dubncm. gdzic caIy llorpus
Rozcna zostal w puch rozbty. - w I,t6rcj
TO potyczce wslawiI sic TAX dziclnic pulk t
ktdrym do dis dnia pic&ni spicwaiq, a
kt6ra zapcwnc tn wszyscy znamy.
Me naklonily go nalcgania PradzyG-
slliego Chrzanowsliiego, azeby wI;roczyt na
Litwe Rus rozbudziwszy powtsanic, osIa-
bione silly moslliewskic musialyby wIlr6tce
ustqpit. ChIopicki dozwala zaledwic ma
odporne potyczki a1eby Gale silly jaIl maj
PREDICT pod Warszawq 5ciagnat.
Dnia 18 lutego nastqpilo naroszcie po-
laczenie dywiSyi a dnia 19 lutego zaciety
b6j pod Grochowem, kt6ry TRIVIAL try dni,
a W k6trem Polacy cud6w mestwa dokony-
wall. 49, WOjskami rosyjslieml dowodzil
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
Alkali Maks Soap
Bad for Washing Hair

Most scars and prepared shamPoos
contain too much alkali. which is very
Injurious. as il dries the scalp and
makes tho hair brittle.
The best thing TO use is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil. for this IS pure
and entirely greaseless It's very cheap.
and heats tho most expensive soaps or
anything else ell to pieces You can
got this at any drug store. and few
ounces VIII last the whole family for
months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub il in, about a teaspoonful IS all
that is required. II makes an abund-
anee Of rich. creamy lather cleanses
thoroughly. and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and is
soft. fresh looking. bright. fluffy. wavy
and easy to handle Besides. il loosens
and takes out every particle Of dust
dirt and dandruff.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
THIRTY-NINE DRAFT
BOYS ON WAY TO-DAY
Well Known Hammond
Young Men Join the
Glorious Army.

Thirty-nine boys, many OF them OF
the June twenty-one-y ear-old registra-
ton. left Hammond this morning for
Camp Taylor, KY. TO train for the ma
tional army. The names follow.
James Q. Stinson. 312 Truman ave.
Geo. J. Jugenitz. 241 Sibley st
John L. Ambos. $50 s. Holman ST.
Sam Corso. 5O4 Holman st.
Herman J. Dedelow. Hessville,
George E. Mott. 279 Johnson st.
Alvin J. Ebert go s. Holman ST.
Harry H Smith. 343 Pine ST.
Tiborio Spinoso, 100 Sibley st
Metro r. Kekelik. 274 Hickory ST.
Charles Miller. 503 Michigan ave.
Frank Z. Sharkoski 94s Chicago ave
Stephen Springer. Forsyth ave.
Jacob F. Schaadt. 293 Kane ave.
John F. Johnson. 80 Sheffield ave.
Vincenzo Occlipinti. Griffith.
Jos H. Kussmaul, % Clinton ST.
VIM. F. Becker, Carlton Hotel.
John Jounkers. 349 Hickory st.
Otto Greenwald. SAC John st
VIM Franklin Holland. 500 Alice st.
George II. Beilfuss. S93 Erie st.
Clifford c Glow. 23s Indiana ave.
Morris r Crook. $50 Plummer ave.
PhliIlp A. Parker. z RUNNER ave.
Henry Wolf. s56 Calumet ave.
Ed F Kaliva. 336 Cameron st.
Henry Albert II. c. r Ticket Office
Carsrnar Kiviatkowski. 50 Douglas st
Adolph f. Drewang. 172 Clark 81.
Arthur L. Dreischerf, PTS Truman st
VIM Sullivan, 1913 Indiana ave.
Clyde r Morse. 3s5 Holman st.
Nm Anlborn. $50 Beal ave.
Clarence w. Muehlherger 4 Williams
George F Sommers. 3S2 Truman ave
Harry c. ODay. 500 Ruff Bldg.
VIM. A Drescher. 334 Towle st.
Frank j. Czarnikowski. 1901 Houston
ave. Hegewisch.
The following left for Camp Gran
today:
William Konkel Frank Osak. Bernard
johnson and Frank Prince.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06

placed by sugar in recipe Of pre-war
days. and fruits in which all syrup was
used. Cakes and fruit breads with no
sugar at all met with the most favor
able comment Women were eager for
the recipes and many sat intently jot-
ting down scientific points or those
help given by the experienced woman
that showed how large part art play
ed in successful home-making. The
women of the food conversation com
mittees and their friends are going TO
solve this food problem. The interest Of
the public Is increasing Hundreds q
calls. both personal and by wire come
in to the office of Miss Cornell, the
Home Demonstration Agent. and cities
o1tside of Hammond are eager to en-
gage her help in the home problems.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
Talk of High Cost of
Medicine.

Although I paid only $500 for bot
ties Of Mayrs Wonderful Remedy j
wouldn't take 500 for what 2 doses
have done for me. Ny partner also has
taken a dose with wonderful results He
was threatened with an operation for
stomach and bowel trouble and IS sure
he will be all right now. We both sui
fered from indigestion and bloating
with gas" 1t is simple, harmless
preparati ton that removes the catarrhal
nnucus from the intestinal tract and al
LAYS the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
testinal ailments. including appendicitis
One dose will convince or money re-
funded. Summers Pharmacy. Ridgeley
Drug Stores IN Gary, Central Drus
store in Indiana Harbor and druggists
verywhere.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06

The use of automobiles on Sunday In
going TO church and Sunday school Is
not to be interfered with BY the appeal
az the federal fuel administration for
saving gasoline on Sunday. according
u an Interpretation made by Horace
II Herr director of conservation Of the
Indiana fuel administration. replying
t. a request made by the Rev. Mortoa
q. Pearson. president Of the State
Church Federation
Mr.. Hers statement was:
The Fuel administration Of Indi-
ana finds nothing in the recent ap-
peal for conservation of gasoline
even remotely suggesting that
there should be any interference
with church activities i'm rural COM
munftIes The obvious intent Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
De MONS RATIQN
WAS GREAT SUCCESS

The demonstration on the use Of
sugar substitutes in canning and baking.
given under the auspices of the Home
Economies section Of the Wolnen's
Union Of First Baptist church brought
to Liberty Hall kitchen not only the
Red Cross auxiliary of the church but a
large number of women from other or
carnations whose presence showed the
kindred determination of all in this
struggle TO see that food must win the
war" Samples of fruit in which a very
large amount Of syrup had been re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
RETURNS FROM FARM

W c Belman. vice president IF the
First National Bank, has returned with
Mrs Belman and their son, Creighton.
from their 900 acre farm near Birming-
ham. Ala Mr. Belman sunerintended
the harvest and reports both good
crops of corn and cotton
John Davis. a former Hammond mail
man. is manager Of the Belman farm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
NOTICE.

All parents Of soldiers and sailors
Who want their sons pictures in the
new Hammond Roll Of Honor BOOK
that is being gotten out by the streeter
Publishing CO. are requested e get
the photos in right away to Thomas
Jordan. secretary The cuts will cost
1925 and those paving that will also
he entitled to 4 copy Of the book
]. 7. HUTTON. Pres
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
YOU CAN Use AUTO To
CD To CHURCH IN COUNTRY

this appeal is that on Sunday all Of
is viii refrain from pleasure rid
ing in automobiles and thereby
effect a very important saving OF
gasoline without interfering in any
way with the necessary activities
incident TO the war.
In the larger cities. 81 course.
street car facilities provide a way
to travel TO church. but in rural
communities the automobile APP
proximates a necessity along this
line. and those who have no 9TH
er means of conveyance need not
hesitate to use their automobiles
for this purpose.
The letter is signed. The Fedora
Fuel Administration of Indiana. BY +
H. Herr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
JOE IS ARRESTED.

Joe Jatckeck of Dearborn street.
Hammond. was arrested yesterday by
officer Borchert on a warrant at the
West Hammond police station. charged
" it'll assault and battery
Jatckeck was fined $3.50 by Judg
Klotz i'm the Hammond citycourt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
AT THE ORPHEUM.

Plot and oounterplot and thrills ga
lore are promised IN the latest Pathe
serial. Hands Up" at the orpheum.
featuring roIHck.ng Ruth Roland A
fortune has been spent by Astra for
scenic effects and thousands of people
support cast Of carefully selected
nlavers James Horne directed this
serial. which was written by ellison
Winets.
The serial is in addition 70 i've acts
~ vaudeville.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06

state Of Indiana. County Of Lake. SIS;
/ Paul b Lipinski. Presidnt Of the
Northrn Trust and Savings Bank. Of
Hammond Indiana. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true
PAUL B. LIPINSKI.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me.
this 9Th day Of Septembr 1918.
BERTHA GEHRING. Notary Public.
My commission expires March %. 1920.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
SIX ACT BILL
AT ORPHEU UNI

Manager lin, Miehelstetter has a six
act bill of vaudeville for SATURDAY aho
Sunday headed by dressy girl aho
music act under title Of Miss 1915
Adams and Guhl. comedians from t"s
hie time. sophie schafer. in songs; JacA
Murphy and Klein. song ana aah't
team: Jack Carlton & Co. COMEDY
sketch and Jap novelty are the othei
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06

Miss Cornell will continue to give
demonstrations on canning. drying and
picking during the remainder OF the
canning season. Do not fail to attend
al least one Of these soon SO as 10 be
able to save fruits and vegetables be
fore the end of the fall season
ANY home may have a demonstration
by inviting IN neighbors and arrang-
ing with Miss Cornell. telephone ~.
Liberty Hail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
cH1cAGo LIVE STOCK.

HOGS - Reeeipts $4,000. n1arktt
steady. rough. $175oG 1900: light. si9.-
25a1a 90: pigs. s1s25a19.oo; butcher
sta15a19S5: packing. sls15 a 1900.
Receipts. 7,500 market
steady. heeves. s10.2501910; cows. 81
s5a1425: stockers- feeders. $1,000 400;
Gamers. $685. 1853: calves. $3.50 65.
butchers, 65G14.25.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Jewell Smith Of Hammond. filed suit
today for divorce from Corneal Smith.
alleging cruel treatment and askinS
custody Of Devearl their child L. v
Cravens is the plaintiffs attorney
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

PI-TFR-Creamerv extras = As
creamery frsts. Ala n 4sl4c; f1rsts' %
4Sc. seconds 43da4isc.
FGGS-Ordinaries IS q 40c: frsts. 4o
a 42c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. 266 SOC;
ducks. sic; geese. zoe; springs, 29i3ci
turkeys SIC.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
HARRY c. WANNER
MEETS WITH ACCIDEN1
ESPECIAL To THU TINES

LAKE GENEVA. WIS. Sept. g.
Harry C. Wanner. secretary of the
Hammond Malleable Iron Co. who has
been in training at the military camp
for civilians at Lake Geneva the past
two weeks. suffered a broken leg yester-
dav and Is in the hospital His father
and wife reached Lake Geneva today
from Hammond.
Harry Wanner is member of the
Hammond Home Guards
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06

vEAI-5o-6o lbs. FL 22c; $3.50 lbs.
% Il CSC: 9o-11o lbs. 2312 n 24isc: fancy,
25e: heavyweight kidneys. 15a l7c;
coarse 12@ 15c.
POTATOES-Cars. 200; Wisconsin.
S225d 80: Minnesota. S2.35.
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pieces Of any kind or color which they
will donate. to please leave them with
Miss Margaret Pirrie. Red Cross head
quarters. Liberty Hall The yarn viii
be greatly appreciated
Mrs Elizabeth cole of 227 Gos'lin
street entertained the Francis Willard
w G. 7. L. yesterday afternoon This
was a special meeting for the purpose
of knitting and sewing for the Red
Cross There was a good attendance
and a pleasant afternoon was had So
ciaIly. Mrs. Cole served her guests with
refreshments. The next meeting Of the
Union viii he with Mrs. John Camp Of
Claude street on Thursday evening.
Sept 18th. This viii be for the cleo
tion of officers.
Robert Evans OF 739 Wodd avenue re-
turned Monday evening from Billings
Mont. where no has spent the summer
with his aunt Robert is fourteen years
old and made both trips alone
Mrs. Patrick Kelley Of 703 South
Holman street returned last evening
from Cicero. Ill. where she spent
week with her daughter. Mrs. Irving
RetZ and family Mt EelZ mas petA
in the army service for the past year
and just received his commission last
week as lieutenant. He is inspector OF
motor trucks.
You cannot vote this fall unless You
are registered. Republican Registration
Day next Tuesday. tor the city of Ham
mond Are you Registered? Att
The Standard Bearers held their reGu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening at the
home Of Miss Louise stevens 95 Cost
lin street. Plans were made for the new
I wears work and the treasurer gave a
{ fine report of last years transactions
a social hour fc---sved the business dur
ing which the hostess. assisted by Miss
! Day Malo. served refreshments The
/ October meeting viii be with Miss Ruth
Wooden at her home in Wilcox avenue
1 Miss MabIe Powley of ago Bauer
street il expected to return home this
evening from New Buffalo, Mich. where
she has been visiting this week.
You cannot vote this fall unless you
are registered Republican Registration
Day next Tuesday. for the city of Ham
mond. Are you Registered? 9-4-4i
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CHICAGO GRAIN FUTURES.

CORN-sept.. $156%; Oct. 81 So;
Nov. s1567s
oATs-sept, 7oAc; oct. 72%c; Nov,
741sc.
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lou cannot vote this fall unless you
are registered Republican Registration
Dav next Tuesday. for the city of Ham
mond. Are you Registered 9-4-it
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WASHINGTON. sept. 6-Advanee Of
American troops Thursday to the crest
Of the slope leading to the Aisne. was
reported by General Persihng today
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Northern Trust and Savings
Bank,

at Hammond in the State Of Indiana. at
the close of its business on Aug. 81. 1918
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The Rooster Club Auxiliary will
meet this evening a eight o'clock at the
club rooms. They will work for the
Red Cross. The ladies are knitting a
quilt which is TO he sent to Belgium.
and as they are needing yarn for its
completion. are asking any one who has
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NO. 1856.
PUBLISHER STATEMENT TRUST co

PAUL B. LIPINsKI. President.
PETER BUCZKOWsKI Vice Pres.
r L. WE'LL. Secretary.
r L. WE'LL. Treasurer.
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Condensed Statement of the Condition
of the