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Document No. AZ.
tGr. (GreaO General STAR, Central
Abtheilung. Section MIR, No. All,
Feb &c, 1881


Abtheilung. Section MIR, No. Al.
Feb. IS, 1881
VERY SECRET.
To the Council of Peoples Commits
oars: According to instructions from
the high command OF the German
Army. l have the honor to remind you
that the Withdrawing and disarming
OF the Russian Red Guard from Fin
land must be commenced Immediately.
1t is known to the stan that the chief
opponent of this step is the head OF
the Finnish Red Guard Yarvo Hap
alainen. who has a great influence on
the Russian tovarische (comrades).
request you to send for this struggle
with Haapalainen our agent. Walter
Nevalainen tSevalaiselle). bearer of
Finnish passport 1881. and supply him
with a passport and pass.-Head OF
the department, Q. Rausch: Adju-
tant. L. Wolff.
NoTE.-Written at the top Of the let
ter and signed N. G., the initials OF
Lenin's secretary. N. Gorbunou, Is tho
order. Send to the comniiSsdr Of foreign
affairs and execute" In the margin is
Gritten Passport 21l-No. 392." but
unfortunately the name under ichich the
neto passport teas given is not mention ed.
This order eTpldins the UithdraUal OF
the Russian Red Guard from Finland In
carly March aud the abandonment Of the
Finnish Red Guard to its fate. The lat
ter, however, took care Of the disurm-
eng both Of Russian soldiers and sailors
as they left Finland, for the Ftnns
Heeded guns and ammunition. The Rus
sidns sometimes fought but uere sur
rounded and disdrmed. In Helsin1fors
Thle pds there in March the Red
h,
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Document No. 46.

70. q. s., Nachrichten Bureau, Sec
ton II, Feb. 3, 1881
To the Commissar Of Foreign AZ
fairs: According to instructions OF
the representative of our General
STAFF, have the honor once more to
insist that you recall from Estland,
Litva. and Courland all agitators of
the Central Executive Committee OF
the Soviet OF Workmen and Soldiers
Deputies.-Head Of the Department,
AgasferE Adjutant Bukholm.
Nor-Another Instance Of the time
phen Germany ras using an iron hand
OF discipline, cleoySn0 Of agitators the
Provinces II already had announced Hs
intention Of ssisino for its oUn. The let
ter toos referred BY Markin, one OF
Trofsky's secretaries, to Voloddrsky, tpho
SCENE to have been IN charge Of the
proletdrtdn agitation IN these Provinces
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fairs: We are told that secret SER
vice agents attached to Stavka are
following Major Erich, who has been
ordered to Klein. l ask you to take
urgent measures TO remove the sur
VIGILANCE Of the above named officer.
Head OF the Department, Agasfer
Adjt. Bukholm.
NoTD-Chtcherin, assistant 0orcion
minister, initials a marginal comment
Talk Il OYER" THIS note marks thu
period Of acute Irritation over the
Ukraine bettceen Bolshepiks and Cor.
mans Aoasfer u Major Luberts.
Have original letter.
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Document No. so.
Or. General Staf. central division
section NJ, Jan. II, 1881


VERY CONFIDENTIAL.
To the Chairman OF the Peoples
Council OF Commissars: The Russian
section OF the German General STAR
has received an urgent report from
our agents at Novocherkask and Ros-
ton that the friction which has arisen
between Gen. Aiexien and Gen. Kale-
din, after which the volunteer corps
OF Gen. Aexieff began the movement
to the north. Is 2 tactical step to have
a base in the rear. In this way the
army OF Gen. Alexien will have q
reliable rear base protected by Co.'S
sack troops for supplying the Amy
and base In case OF an overwhelm-
Ing movement on the part Of the en-
envy. The communications OF Gen.
Alexieh with the Polish troops have
been proved by new reports Of the
Polish Bolshevik commissars. Shuk
and Dembitsky.-Chiefo of the Division
OF General Staff, o. Rausch: senior
aid, r. Krieger.
NoTE-Importdmt as sho,cihp that tn
Germans had a real fear Of the rniIitar,
possibilities IN the Alcrie1- Kaledl,
increment. TIE suicide Of Gen. Ruledi,
at moment Of depression, Joilotoinp be
frdydIs that undoubtedly tcere careful,
plotted. tcas part Of the great nattona
tragedy.
Have photographs Of letter.
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there has been received a report from
Finland, from Grishin and Bakhi, OF
the counter revolutionary activity OF
the Lawyer Jonas Kastren. This
Kastren! in, the years 1914-1b, re-
cruited on German funds Finnish vol
unteer regiments and sent them to
Germany. For facilitating the work
Of recruiting he represented himself
as a Socialist Maximalist, and prom
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several notorious characters.
Have photograph OF letter.
Document No. 50.

Counter espionage at the Stavka,
No. All. January 81. 1881
To the Commission OF Combating
the Counter Revolution: BY us here
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Document No. as.

10. @. g.. Nachrichten Bureau, Soc
ton r, No. 22s. Feb. 4. 1881
To the Commissar OF Foreign AZ
fairs: BY instructions Of the repre-
sentative Of our stan have the honor
to ask you Immediately to recall from
the Ukrainia front the agitators
Bryansky. Wulf. Drabkin. and Pitts
ker. Their activity has been recog-
nixed as dangerous by the German
general staff.-Head of the Depart
ment, Agasfer Adjt. Heinrich.
NoTr.-An exchange Of courtestes o.
the Same period as Document No. a.
Chtcheyin has notated u Discuss"
Hove original letter.
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Used support to tho Workers Red
Guard. In his Office many of our
comrades found cordial reception
and material support. Kastren fur
nished to Russia German money for
the propaganda of Bolshevism In Rus
sia. He had already established In
1915 a division OF the German Gen.
eral STAFF in Helsingfors. Now he.
together with Svinhuvud. Ernroth
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Document No. 81.
Counter espionge at the Stavka, No.
263/79, Jan. "a. 1881

so"/ ~, JaH. 20, lSlo.I
To the Commisarist of Foreign AZ
fairs: To your inquiry regarding
those agents who might be able to
give an exact report of the sentiment
OF the troops and population in the
Provinces. submit to you a short
list of the Russo German agents-in-
formers. In Voronezh. s. Sirtzof in
Rostov. Globov and Meiikov: In
Tifis. Enskidze and Gavrilov In Ka-
Fan. Pfaltz; in Samara, Oaipov and
Voenig: in Omsk. Blagoveschensky
and S!pko; In Tomsk. Dattan, Tara
SOW and Rodionov; in Irkutsk, Zhi-
nizhepova and Geze: in vladivostok,
Buttenhof, Pannoff and Erlanger.-
Chief Of counter espionage, Feiera-
bend; Commissar. Kanmanovich.
NorD-Apart from the list Of agent,
this letter has interest from the commsn
"To the company Of Bonch-Bruevtch.'
The signature Is IIeptble.
Have photograph Of letter.
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and Nandelschtedt, is on the side OF
the White Guards and Is aiding them
with money, supplies and arms. We
are informed that Kastren works
both with German and English
money. II is necessary Immediately
to cut short the work Of Jonas Kas-
tren and his group. The commander
in chief advises TO call to Petrosrad
the Finnish comrades. Rakhi and
Pukko. or order 0rishin to Helsing-
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Document No. 4S.
Varied Activities.
Counter espionage at the Stavka. Jan.
22, 1881

Counter espionage at the Stavka. Jan.
22, 1851
To the Council of Peoples Commits
sars: BY our agents 1t has been es-
tablished that connections between the
Poles. the Don. and French officers,
and also probably the diplomatic rep
resentatives OF the allied powers are
maintained by means OF Russian OFF,
GERS travelling under the guise Of sack
spectators In view of this We re-
quest you TO take measures for the
strict surveillance of the latter.-Com-
missar Kalmanovich.
NoTE.-The Endorsement on this 70 By
Trotskv. Copy to inform Podvoisky and
DserEhinsky." The former tpds ministe,
Of tcar, the latter chairman Of the Com.
mission for com batting the counfer-rrvo.
luton. Sack spectators toere food ped.
dlers pho ioent into the provinces and
brought food to the cities for proftd blt
sale. Soldiers practically had a monop-
oily OF the trade.
Hare photograph of letter.
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Document No. AZ.
10. g. s., Nachrichten Bureau. Sec
ton r, No. II. Feb. II, 1881

tlon II, NO. IL, REQ. IL, 1870
To the Council of Peoples Commits
sars: The intelligence department has
received detailed Information that the
asitators of the Petrograd soviet of
workmen and soldiers deputies have
completely changed the character OF
the Estland socialists activity. which
finally led to the local German land
lords being declared outlawed. BY
order OF the General STAFF ask you
to take immediate steps for the re-
storing Of the rights of the above
mentioned German landlords and the
recalling Of the agitators.-For the
Head Of the department, r. Bauer.
NorE.-This order for the release Of
the German landlords irds at once
obeyed, and the act Of surrender, Ell
IDENTIFY at the direct order Of Lenin, ia
Uhom this letter is addressed, marked
the end Of the incipient rebellion Of the
Bolshepik leaders against their German
masters.
Hove photograph Of letter.
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Document No. 40.
Ter. General STAFF. section r, No. 151.
Dec. 4, 1911

To the Commissariat OF Military
Affairs: Herewith the intelligence bu-
reau has the honor to transmit list
OF the persons OF Russian origin who
are In the service OF the German in
teligence department;
Sakharoff. officer First Infantry
Reserve Regiment; Praporschik Ter
Arytiuniantz, Praporschik Zanko.
Yarchuk, Golovin, Zhuk. Ilinslty, Cher
niavsky, Capt. Postinkov, Scheuee-
mann. Sailors Trushin and Gavrilov.
All the persons mentioned are on the
permanent staff of the intelligence
department OF the German General
staff.-Head OF Department, Agasfer.
Note::-Have photograph Of letter.
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fors.-CommIssar A. sivko.

fors,-Commissar A. sivko.
Note.--KustreN uus stHi alive ,cAs. ,
spent q peck IN HcisinoJors IN March
but he added to his chances Of ionoervv
by fleeing IN early February 10 fhs
White Guards headquarters at vasa
The order for his removal came too
late. Again zee sec Germany p,duno
Nth both sides IN Finland at the sdms
time.
Have photo0rdph of letter.
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I n BIZ .kEITHS vALESkA SURATT
lfALACE ! Aye" tSom n;,a 4;"NIoon;;
B'way Il 47th st. Hayes, RUTH ROVE
/ Daily Nats.25c-sll 4 GEORGE WHITE
m B.F. kEITH's STELLA VAN a
Rita NIario's Orchestra,
/ D'wAY Il 90 ST, stampede Riders q otn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-08
CRY STOCK SALES
AGENTS ARRESTED

BELIEF ing that many out of town
agents for oil. sole. silver and copper
mining companies operating in Cary as
brokers have not complied with the
state law requiring 500 annual license
fee Prosecutor Hunter yesterday caused
police visits 81 ali Offices
All agents were notified 10 consult
E,ith nim while four Of them we're arr
rested FOR not having licenses. Attor-
ney Bretsch. Of counsel for the men.
r. H Hibbard. Harry Pike, Roston
Peas and Jesse c, Ozier says that 10
license Is required. Judge Dunn gave
Bretsch until March i 10 show this.
The arrests we're made by Detective
Sergts. Linn aud Roach
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FAILURE OF
SERVICE REVIEWED
Continued from rage one


! cost about $4,000 and pay for them
selves ia increased revenue dne TO bet
ter schedule. within = year
There are not many DAYS that the
cars operate on time" said Green in
answer 70 question by Conroy. other
statements made b.. him iu answer TO
the attorney for tho city follow:
cars arc not kept no rrope~l,
ars tagging each other oith none
tuning back indicates poor judgment.
Every effort should be- made 10 get
/ cars on schedule before the rush hours.
morning and evening
A Calumet avenue extension should
pa operating expenses whether il =
city loop sertics or not
Cross-Exs m.nat.ou-
In REORGANIZATION by Attorney
Crumpacker Green stated that the cars
IN service are not practical for clts-
service and denied trat "9f 90 90" pr
cent Of delays are dc TO &c railroads.
The commissioner ,ras forced 10 re-
quest the crowd ia the court room not
10 spplaud
Green stated that trlppers arc started
out that never reach their destination
and that ten-lainute sclyice vould re-
suit in = saving OF operating cAponees
! because fewer trippc~s would b. needed.
Asked If he considered car With
seventy passengcrs 10 be crowded he
r'piied in the Affirmative. addiuc that
lt hsppens op other lines az ven.
Usually here tic streets sro con-
Gesiod With peoeia walking who YOU ia
ride said Green.
Tho comaiss foner stated a. the close
49,
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CONI%G EVENTS

.rl,o Kolab 80, III. &C. ,,s,, =,
entertained bv Marion ,,,ppin,,ts,,, ~.
.xeuinr a. her homo ~ ,1-st,1,.,,, Co..
.rhe Nor,h Si,o Va =, y ,-.,, -,
II saven-tlir,,. <.c,o.,- NJ -
ti,, home of Ms craco 1,,lo,nsr st-
l5oth street
Helen Tbon win ,,+,rt,,., ~ rr,;o,
Ki4tt,n. c,l,b S.t,r,t., art,,.,,gan
her home eea A~b s,roct
Round RoR1N pAprrrS Sucrrse
,i8I''i ~" inc proceeds IRON
lf''''s N'''oN'''si y
80
"'''' ~
"S
i'7l''''loi'''' 4''0 'ie' F.
:
.''.''e" o'
iilllttHoiu' 'hd''llH
gear NlTS. l'F''e'' ~ oeAal 9.
hammond Nhapter' american hea
TOSS Nish 10 achno"leoSe the very
nj " r Inn
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BLOW IN NEW
FURNACE AT IROQUOIs

SOUTH CHICAGO. March s.-A new
furnace-No. 5--the direct result Of
the passage Of the enabling legislation
by the last term Of the leg stature. was
blown in at the new Iroquois plant
supt. E l. Ives said that the FUR
mace Is one OF the largest and most
modern in the Calumet steel belt.
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G.. L. MEYER
SERIOUSLY ILL

BOSTON. MASS. March S.-George
I. Won Meyer. former secretary Of the
navy and postmaster general was IN a
serious condition today as the result OF
= relapse. He had suffered for several
weeks of a tumor Of the liver.
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Tuesday afternoon meeting will be ad-
| dressed by Mrs. Featherstoue Of Chi
caso
The congregation Beth-N will hold
divine services this evening at eight
o'clock. DR.. Rosengard viii oniciate
and Will preach a sermon.
The story hour at the Hammond pub
lie library VIII be held at the usual
hour Saturday from ten TO eleven
o'clock. Miss Richardson Will entertain
the children.
Mrs. Miller was entertained with the
members of the Stitch and Chatter Club
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. ". 0.
Thomas al her home in ogden street.
The guests did knitting and sewing az
the meeting and spent a delightful So
cial afternoon. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. Mrs. Abbott Of
Gary Will give the next club party
4 pleasant afternoon was spent by
the members OF the Lady Vikings Sew
ing Circle Yesterday as the guests Of
Mrs. Andrew Larson of Chicag 90 avenue
The meeting was in the nature of a
thimble party and after a couple of
hours spent with the needle work the
guests were served refreshments. The
next club meeting viii occur on March
27th and Mrs. kronsell OF Elm street
viii be hostess.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. G. W.
Provo entertained at a Round Robin"
party at her home. 36l Indiana avenue
her guests being Mrs. Robert Gehring,
Mrs A .. Merrill. Mrs. Frank Weber
and Mrs. Frank Eckman. Refreshments
we're served and the time was spent
pleasantly with work for the Red Cross
Pupils of Dora Otto, Elizabeth Web
Der. Geraldine Swanson and Louis Zand- !
er Of the piano. dancing and violin de-
partments Of the Hammond Musical
College will appear In a recital under I
the auspices of the school Saturday
evening. March 9th, at Recital hall in
the 0. X building. The program will
he given by Beonhsrdt Elster, Jean
Hamacher. Gladys King. Naomi Behnkc, /
John Wilhelm. Mildred Anderson, Grace J
shea. Lloyd Merrill. Fanny Pelzman,
Ruth Smith. Robert Hewson. Henry (
Elster. Myra Stevens. Willie Silver, /
Statia CTettleT. Evelyn cooper Lorraine
Haberkorn and Violet Milne.
Mrs. A. G. Beaver postponed the
meeting Of the Eyelet Embroidery club
until this afternoon. The meeting was
announced for yesterday at her home in
Forsythe avenue.
Mrs. Fred WeStfahl. 342 Indiana ave
nue.. was hostess 10 a number of friends +
Yesterday afternoon. The guests /
brought their needle work and knitting /
and a two course luncheon was served /
in conclusion.
This weeks meeting Of the Pine
Street Ladies Aid society took place
Yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Rice OF
ELM street The members devoted the I
meeting TO their needle work and knit +
ting,
Important business in connection with +
the coming convention will be transact
Cd b. the members Of Hammond Temple .
80. g Pythian Sisters at their meeting I
this evening at the X. of =. Temple, (
corner Of Holman and ogden streets.
The weekly meeting OF Dorcss Re-
bekah lodge will take place Saturday
evening at the I. o. O. +. hall. Initia-
ticn will feature the meeting and il is
desired that every member Of the de-
,,raa stae ia prasapt for tho work
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Gary Theatre

Tonight. Ladies Nlght-Five big acts
OF vaudeville will be shown al the
Gary. Manager Werner was fortunate
in securing Marthy's Minstrels--a big
show in itself. Keith and Winmsr
viii do Il comedy singing ana dancing
act while Edward leasing and Com
pany will present We Us & Co"
Monnade. the musical genius. has
sow musical stunt worth while. Little
kden and Ben Abdiz will show some
sensation gun spinning and juggling
81 The entirely different kind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-08
ASKS QUASHING
OF INDICTMENTS
toy the United Pre>~p

CHICAGO. March s.-Georse Wander
ger. T. W W attorney today asked
Federal Judge lands TO quash the in
dictments returned asainSt 100 pe.a-
bcrs Of the organizations The matter
was taken under Rdviscment, Wander
yer claimed evidence presented to the
jury was obtained anccnstitutlonally.
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NOTICE TO THE FARMERS
OF NORTH TOWNSHIP

You are requested to meet st the
SsNony school house 7:5G Monday
evening, for the purpose of making
known your seed requirements 70 the
L. s. Department Of Agriculture
49, VA. L. WATER Trustee
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CAPTAIN RILEY.

Capt. Thomas L Riley. commanding
Company T. l51st infantry, the Gary
nit-has left Camp shelby to visit Gary
friends. He will also call on his moth
err At Canal Dovsr. Ohio
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The birthday anniN ersary OF Miss
Sibyl Lafrance was celebrated al her
home last evening at ~ Sibley street
The evening was pleasantly spent with
music and games after which two
course luncheon was served. Covers
were laid for the Misses Freda Prang.
Helen Prang. Elizabeth Marx, Margaret
Marx. Florence Kuhn, Alice Mason.
Minnie Meyers. Treya Bussert. Doris
Meyers. Gertrude zarndt and sibyl La
france.
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BY war-sevings It may be cross. bu,
is cYoss or honor. not an iron cross
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-08

The Frank Bets are back from New
York where they went to visit their son.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-08

Charles Arkin. the state street jovlor
and his wife. returned IL Hammond yes
terdoy after two months soJourn in
the south and east. They spent about
seven weeks at Jacksonvlue lila.
Enroutc home Mr.. and Mrs. Arkin
stopped at Washington, u. G.. ana also
at Fort Constitution and Fort stark,
here al the latter Leo Arhin. son, IL
= member Of the coast artillery. While
there they also visited about dozen
other Hammond high school boys VINO
Joined last spring.
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NOTICE.

Bsumsartner Court 100 c. q. r.. viii
hold special meeting Friday. $50 p.
m. at their hall TO make srran gcu7ents
for the funeral of deceased Brother
Conrad Sclramm.
@-7-2t II. +. LALER-I.AN. e. r.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cox are IL
receipt of = fine letter from a nephew
Of Mrs. Cox. Robert Patterson who is
with the L. s. aerial squadron some
where in France" The young man has
been across since last September and
writes cntertainingly OF the life with his
corps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-08

Steve Maesh entertained at sur
prise party last evening in honor of
Charles Bragunier az the home OF Mrs.
J. Young. $50 Michigan avenue. a three
course luncheon was served after an
evening spent with music and games.
Carnations and roses decorated the
luncheon tables where there were COW
ers laid for the Misses Hoben. r. Nc
L.aud Jones, Kistler. Ripke. Mccoy and
Ripke and Messrs. W. Swift. II. Grambo.
j. Trudean. T. Stutsman. r. Fehrman.
w Lohse. 3. Granger, c. Bragunier and
s. Majeski.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-08

Mel Mcclure. the only Hammond boy
who has ever been torpodoed. is spend
ing S0-day furlough with his parents.
Nh and Mrs. Q. Mcclure
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Mrs. Anna Erickson was rendered a
delightful surprise party yesterday att
ernoon at her home in Eric street by =
number OF her friends in celebration or
her birthday annvcrsarl- Among the
gifts SHE received was PLAYER piano.
An immense bunch Of tulips decorated
the luncheon table where there We're
covers for Mrs A. Cosgrove Mrs. l.
Cosgrove. Mrs u Anderson. Mrs. L.
Erickson. Mrs. Signe Peterson, Mrs.
Fred Cedcrgreen Mrs. Bessie Larson.
Mrs. Ole Anderson. Mrs. Anna KronselL
Mrs. Borgren, Mrs. Lundquist Mrs.
smith. Mrs L. Peterson. Mrs. Gerald
Haines. Mrs. Ralph. Mrs. Pearson, Mrs.
Q. o. Duckworth ali DC Hammond and
Mrs. Auren Of south Chicago.
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Irving. who is in the service there lie
expects 10 60 10 France soon.
Atty. Dan Moran. who spent a strenu-
Gus six weeks recruiting from Ham
mond Tor the worNmen's reserve. is
proud of thc showing Hammond made
In ia" drive.
Word comes from Hattiesburg that
Private G.. 6. Davis, 60 E.. send, we'll
known in this locality, was courtuar-
taied because nc refused 70 obey an
order TO clean his r,ae.
In his statement 10 the court martial
Davis SAID that his conscience would
not permit him 10 do anything that
would take human life. lie pointed cut
that he had been engaged ia digging
bitches, making trenches and doing all
kinds Of hard work, and h. had never
refused to obcy an order except that re-
latng TO firearms. Tho court-martial
ia las finding deprived him Of his pay
and sentenced him to twenty years in
the poritcntiarS. a finding that General
Sage set aside as soon an it reached
linn Private Davis has been trans
ferrcd TO Tho 1cmount station where he
handles horses and mules instead Of
firearms.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-08

Overztockod sale in Mems end Boys
Shoes. j. T. IIlsrevit4 as state St
$751;
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The weekly meeting OF Dorcss Re-
bekah lodge will take place Saturday
evening at the I. o. 0. +. hall Initia-
tion will feature the meeting and il is
desired that every member Of the de-
gree staff is present for the work.