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Ia r;yalidad d. los dos honbres.

La mujer causa de Ia r%ivalida6 de
les dos hombrcs, es II vluda Joven,
,Josefina Alvarez. que tiene dos hiJos,
IN nino de sicte amos de edad y una
nina de cinco. Vino a eSta pa5laclon
hace POGO mas o menos once meSes,
con dinero que Laures lie p%ropOrcio-
no. La viuda creia que Laures era
soltero y por ESQ habia co2venido en-
vivir con 81: pero cuando sIpo que era
casado V que tenia cinco hijos, q1e Vi
Wan con 81 r;adre Ell Espana, Sc neGo
? seguir viviendo cor aqUel Y hasta
le prometi6 devolverle % jinero que
lie habia dado. Laurcs, s:n embargo,
So reiuls6 4 este ultimo ' sigu:o tc-
niendo a~tencicnes para con Ia vluda,
tratardo dc captGrsc de nueVo su ca
rino.
La seno-a AlvareS para poder v1v1r
puso INA casa de aSiStencIas : n de
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sera l. prinera ci~ccucion en- ei Con
dado dc Bureau.

FL Gran Jurado. tonardo en- cohSI-
deraci6n los alegatos del Fiscal. dlcto
su vercdicto ~Aeclarando cuipanie al
REQ y mereceGor de Ia pena de muer-
r., :; este vercdicto Sc ratlflca por
II JueZ al faliar la causa, probable
mcnte On Ia Ultima pIrte dc este ter
mino he Is Corte, Ia ejecuclon de Lau-
res sera la primera que Sc lleve a ca
bo en- este Condado, pues JamaS Sc
ha levantado aqui ell infamante patti
halo para ejecutar n ~Sentene'a 'e
nluertc.
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Sus prlmeroS ~hueSpedcS Il Ell eSpaEo!
Blanco. contra quien nacieron las
sospechaS de Laures, asegurindose
que en- alguna OCCASION este aH enazo
con matar al que crela su rival. Y Sc
gun Sc dice, hace como seIs meses Eu-
DO de amoneSt1rSale por las autorlda-
dos V exigirle una fianZa. por naber
amenaZado a Blanco.
Circunstancias ~atcnuaHtes.
Aun cuando los defersoreS de Lau-
res. los abogados Russell Y Brown
que fueron nomhrados por IA corCc, en-
vista oe que aqucl no conocla a min
clin a6ogaGo. hicicror TODD 10 qle
pudieron por demostrar quI ST. de-
fenso mato a Blsncu en- legltrma de-
fcrsa. el Jurado considero lc ma re
so los argumcntos del Mimisterio PHI
blico V dicto 81 ~vcrcGicJU lie ~acucr'io
con Ia petici6n de este.
Hay yarias circunstanclaS Ell las
ouc. auiza no Sc he parade micntes,
Y que podriaa alcgarse como atenuan-
ties en- favor del REQ. para que Sc lie
conmutara Ia terrible pena, en- case
de u suS abogados 0 algunos nue.
vos Que sus compatrlotas lie consl-
g1licran para que 10 d~cfcndicran. Nl-
dierar un nucvo jurado. Por eJem
pIo. cs muy sIenificatlvo Que B!anro.
s"p!cndo que Laures sc cncontra"2
On /. cocina. tr,Jara DC Sailr por csc
laGo. cuaado pudo hacerlo por n
nuerta del frcnte y cvit"r AS cl en-
contrarse cor SUI rival. Made prcscn-
ciG 81 principle de IL tragedia. Dor 10
que las declaracioues en- contra "e
Laures. de cue al YER entrar 4 Ban
co lc disparara sin dar temp" Il NJ
;ia. no pasan sc ser co~Tictlras. Eef
dad es que ell dicho del acllsalo no
mace prueba picna, pcro on ell case 10
hay nincuna declaracl"r que pHeI.d
cchar nor TERRA sG dlcho.
La circunstancia agravantc dc ma
her salido Laures de Ia casa de Nc
randez cuando supo Quc Blanco sc
haIgaba alli. suponiendo CUE tuer2
nor 81 revolver, aun admitiendoio asa.
HEN pudo -h.ccrlo precisamente p"r ei
tenor de que su rival fuera = provo
ear n rina. sabiendo que en- Ia cena
so fuera q tomar VINO y que este :
siempro NAL c~onsejero.
q hecho DO que durantc ii ceta,
Lure cuardara circun@peccion ' com
oostura Y no dirijiera ninguNa paia-
hr, . 81 rival. hacc yer que 81 hahla
animosidad de SUI partc para bIa
co no tcnia ia menOr lrtenclon oe
tcncr una G~uerclla con 81 y Que 81
rain ~nistola. era mas hen como una
precaucion para cl case de ser agTC-
dido. aparte dc Il reneraiment@' i"
Eo,.hc Buera. 10 miSmo Que l. V1Spcri
,Jel Ano Nuevo. muchos acostumhratl
MORTAR esq arnga para hacer dlSparoS
= coIebrar De esa mancra Ia FIESTA
u Sc aprOXima.
Por ultimo. 10 d. las anenazaS que
Sc dice hicicra Iaurcs a.Blanco' Dlen
nudicron ser dcclaracionc< premeH'-
tadas dc este para en- case dc tfaoar
,Io,na riha con 81 rival, tener de 81
partc va ; vcntaja, hacienda fecaef
ON aurcs r. sosuccha de que trat@Da
de matario.
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.UN ESSFPAANOL SENTENCIADO A SlFRIk
LA PENA De MUERT'E; EN- DE- PUE, ILL.
Sc le acusa de haber privado de Ia vida a I'LL
compatriota, enpujado por los eeIos
ST la sentencia es ratificada, sera la del espanol la
primera ejecucion que Sc IEeve a cabo en- aquel lugar
Correspondence especial para LA PRENSA)

Correspondents especial para LA PRENSAl
DE PUE, III. Fcbrero lS.-Los es-
panoles residences en- esta ~poblaclon,
Sc italian grandemeute c~onsternados
con motive &c Ia SenteElcia que ACADIA
de dictar contra uno de sus compa-
triotas. Prudencjo Laures, a Qulen Ell
Gran Jurado Gre dict6 ell fallo, Ia
condenado q II horca. La colonla es-
pamela esta tratajando activamente
DOT ~conseguU que sc revoque Ia ire
rlcnda ~sentenc;a Y ha hecho I'm llama
miento g todos los e~SpanOlcS para que
hagan todcs los czfuerzos que ester
de su parte para socorrer a su desgra-
ciado companero, tanto mas cuahto
Il iamas habia sido condenado Mn
gun subditO espanol en- este Conca-
DO. n esa infamante pena.
Fl Jurado de Laures principle 81
dia 81 de Erero proNimo pasado y
el vcredicto SC dicto por Fl Gran III
RADIO 81 lunes de Ia seHiana pasGda.
FL delito por ell que SC condena Il Lau-
res es CT de homicide con premedlta-
c;or. a~lcvosia Y ventaja. cA IL persona
dc CeleStino Blanco, otro espanot.
habicr4o ocurrido el crimer 81 - de
Di:iembrc praximo pasado.
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-Co--

L,s rurnadu-as y co-tadur?s grave tar
s,T mucho On c;catrizar 81 - dcSculdan. To-
IA fanil,a que tcnca slcmCre iisLa una ~
a. 40 RST,LARD'S snow LlSENENI a.
-. 90 -c,,rr. r-eDarada para talcs accldrutcs-
1c ycnta nor Ia Boticn San Pedro. 80 W.
Sonner.c 81. san Antonio. Texas 'Ai'-'
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Ap.rcedcnt-s del Case.


Ia noche del "a de Diciembre. VS.
peras dc Nav;dad, Sc reunieron en Ia
casa dc Caledonia Monde, varlo; es-
pa7oIcs para celebrar como eS Su
costumhre. IN Ncche Bucna. con una
cena 'moiada". No obstante que Ell
vino no cscaseo. ninguno dc los ass.
tentes Sc propaSo y Ia c~onvi1alltad
huhiera terminate perfectamente. 81
10 acontece Ia tragcdia entire Lanrrs
' Blanco.
Como a Ia ;na de Ia mana2a blan-
co manifesto que SC rctira5a, dlrlclen
dose 2 Ia cocina para salir pnr Ia puer-
IA trasera De Ia casa. Laurcs hdnla
lido antes que Blanco a la coclna Y
ALI fue dondc Sc cncontraron los los
hombres Y dondc ocurrio la Pr'n'cra
aarte de Ia raGedia.
Los comenSaleS aSeGdran que mo-
nentos antcs de haber cntr2do Dlai-
90 4 n cociaa. cHucharon tres tlros
= overon u Blanco gritaha Me me-
ia" V Cue Z POGO Blanco Y Laurcs sc
nrccjpitaban al cuarto condc sc halia-
ia Ia mesa dc la ceua. a~brazadoS an
hos y luchando, caycndo pocos mint
tos despucs al suelo B!anco. on dos
heridas que lc causaron IA muefte
Is minutes dcSpucS.
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Circunstancias en- contra dc LsureS.

Sc sahe que Lauras conDro <! re-
vdIver en- PERU ' que cuando Ia adqld-
rio diio que malaria 4 alguno con ri'
En- esta ~poblacion habIa c%ompfado car
t.ichos con hala de ace1o. Laures
I!eg6 = Ia casa lie MCn%rdeE como =
las nueve de in nochc y Rianco ur1
bora despuas. Y Sc dice que cuando
auuei supo que Sc ha!laba ali gu rival,
salio dc Ia casa. reeresando a rocco,
s~upouiendosc que fu6 Il ia Suya para
traer eli revolver.
Estos detalEes fueroa cXplotatos
Dor 81 Fiscal para c~onsiderar que Ell
homicidio Sc cometid por Ell acus8do
con entcra Sangre fria. Y 0 los a
gravantes de generalization, aleVosla
\ ventaja.
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Los ceIos. causs dc la traged...

Segu1 parece, Ia causa nor In que
; aures diera muerte a Blanco fueron
los celos, pues aqu6l Creia QUO b!an-
CO le habia robado 81 carino de Su nc
via. Los d~efensores de- L2urcs ale
garon sin embargo, Y muchoS amigos
del sentenciado asi 10 Green tambien'
Que Laures do mucrtc Il Blanco en- le-
gitira defensa
SIN embargo. todas las c~Ircnrstan-
las del delito. asi como aiglInos ante
:.edsn.cs, estiu encontra del REQ, y
tales hcchos fueron los QUO 81 l1Vo-
raron nor eli i tsta, para pedrr Ia pc
IA Ge muerte para e "cuSado. cue =
Ia Jrirera petici5n IL Sc hace le cSa
raturaieza per IN Fiscal en- 1t c"rte
dc 2sie Condad1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
PRESIDENT THANKED
 FOR FRENCH BOOSTERS

Washington, July 15.-President Wilson was thanked this morning by Frank I. Derby of Sumter county for the French rooster which the chief executive do- mated to the cock sale to be held at Demopolis August IA.
 The President. when again informed that the sale would have for it's object the construction of bridge over the Tombigbee river, readily and heartily gave his indorsement
 MT. Derby, as the greatest promoter of auction sales having for their object beneficient purposes, was presented by Senators Underwood of Alabama and Mo Kellar of Tennessee and Representatives Oliver, Bankhead and McDuffie of Ala : bama. The President was most gracious.
 and evinced the deepest interest in the project, especially in the statement of MT Derby that as result of the two-day sale probably 800 600 would be raised. President Wilson declared he would be happy to present to a delegation of Ala bamians the four French roosters do- mated by the four men who have com pleted the reformation of the world by treaty-the President and Premiers Lloyd George, Clemenceau and Orlando. These
 birds reached Washington this after noon, were heavily insured by MT. Derby, and in charge of experts caged in the
 zoo There they will remain until de-
 livered to the Alabama committee Au-
 gust 1.
 Mr. Derby stated this afternoon that Governor Kilby would name commit tee of the legislature to come to Wash ington. The committee, with birds in charge, will return to Alabama on q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
LEGAL NOTICES

n the Dt.uset osuE$ q tho unttAd atates
 EN uts<rtex q AlenAns-.In p9nitys
 CSsSossi,on. Ssanssf. VI John II
 Nsdd and HslHSssh c, Audd, De-
 Usdsr SpA hr varsaa ee . decree rem
 H F ssxs :asa ss SSsssa SsSss 's s.ssaa sao & Es sosskssss biv,sass q sns sassnsrn AN6pA l3aI e ncsxasd hy the dserse q sas vs.ss& sss:sss .,s ,,t 9sro%,t coust ustsd 9, oS the SstA day q TshruAry. iSis. the uQ4eraaU1ed. aA oosnmtasaoner, wtu sell ak eae e'akook in the aftsrnoon on the uaA day ot Augaast, 1sis. ct public oxtnry q tk1 co1rthousa door o6 Bibb County, AAhaaaA, the lands described as follows, to-wft: Enc North haI of ths Southeast quarter of 6eotien ssv>n and the North ssr q ssefion elsht; sil in Township twenSy-tvo. South. Range four, West. h Hihe County, Alabama, sAtd sale to be eahteot. hovsver. to the rights Of the n91sd to in sa!6 decree, and exhibited with the ox1gtnAl hdN of o0snpiaint tn the 0td eansA. and with the right in the pufch4sar to tnka. hold and enjoy all nren saia hnd. oa said lsases after said Bale hos bean eo1Summated. and 70 as nek in any manoaF whatever to alter or cha0gs any o< the rights of satd hssees
 ss s' q sSs .a sa: essse; tss Ssass s HT pas Sy chaser b b. vested with all tho rights and powerv oonferrsd by said leases upon tho iaaDoga therein nan4sd- Trus and sseSsS to t. " arasinsi saD d Sm ' Of complaint S int In this oausA. and arc subject to the in t6s sams upon application to the clerk
 d: a .sssly ia 's ss.ssdsnes ssts ~ wstS s0 tSs Ss part o< sA16 dqcrss q said Circuit Court q AQpeals modatyfnq said decree of said p6o3c4 Court, whkch modification is as
 sas.i L1ad 0s os@pan1. % .SoSid ssaS As0'hs Ss ths u9caassE rOE-1fths of the purchase ps4cs shen bs paid in cash at the sale. a ths dsfsnda3sA s.ad John 2. Nndd 1asehsssr: ons-aeth of th. % puSchsss s bs3ce aaad bs psld h caah at the sale. n ou0 ons o9 ths said defsndents shall bs tnA perchacs ths one -nfth of the 6. p:spossssn.!. ps.t thereof % soins ato to tAs o<heE dsfendant shall be paid fn cash q tho .Ale- Ths balance Of the purchase Rsscs saa,a as bs 9AH unaes tho further 4n0 into ths sa4d Court, upon . con- &nsllon of uhs a,s. such sum as ma, hs ssaactsnt to covef any soiicitor's fec that nay b allowed by ths saad Distric. Siis of 4s code of XisSsnaa cS such fssa ss . GssRs ssss # <: .A .d: ': aa: :As sas q sals. q dAevsed 6y ths sald Dlstriot perehasans D. hnAs; end then by rs- q tns sasd blst5ist Court may provide for thA4r portion Of the purchaAe price going to the purshAsar.
 rA'' sa'' ecK cKk2a{y 4 a{ysi' J j}''s, ALLISON,
 Cummlssioncr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
Bids
Notice To Contractors

Sealed bids will be received by the board of revenue of Jefferson county. Ala, at the courthouse. Birmingham Ala, until 12 noon. August 15. 1919, and at that time publicly opened for the construction of reinforced concrete arch bridge of 100 feet span. on the Taylor Ferry road over Rock Creek
 Also for the dismantling, transferring and erection of one 12s foot span steer truss bridge over Five Mile creek at Lewisburg, to be transferred to the Brookside s'cut off road over the same creek
 Plans and specifications are on file in the county highway engineers office at AT Jefferson County Bank Bldg. The right to reject any or all bids is re- served. Cash or certified check for $4Ot -four hundred dollars), made payable to the chairman of the board of revenue of Jefferson county must accompany bid on each project, as evidence of good faith and as guarantee that if awarded con- tract the bidder will execute contract and give bond as required. Bids will be received on one or more projects. s. R Batson. county highway engineer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
LOCAL MARKETS

The warm weather has ripened peaches So fast that the market has been glutted and 1t looks like some canning will be done Butter and eggs went up slightly. Toma toes are selling from S1 to SIPS the basket. Quotations were as follows:
 Poultry Rooster+1504sc. Turkeys-Live. S6c. Ducks-300zc Fryers-1 to lbs. 5oc lb; h.. Ao. Hens-1Q30c. Geese-12c. Fresh Eggs-4zc-
 Butter Creamery-55cGs71Ac
 Fish Spanish Mackerel-1GHhc- Pcmpano-6c. Salt Water Trout-00z1c Mixed Fish-12c- Gray Snapper-Headless and drawn, 14c. Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, 00 1c. Fresh Water Perch-231c. Grouper-1S1aG14c. shrimp-110l2hc.
 Meats D. S. Clear Bellies-3SAc. D. S. Rib Bellies-29. 4c. Pure Lard-37Ac. Choice Lressed Beef-Top. 1SQ23c; me dium. 20Q21c. Hams-Regular, s5Q3sc; skinned. 3S0SSc. Picnic Hams-2shc. Bacon-Best. Hhc; lower grade. S03c. Pork Loins-34c.
 Live Stock
 Union Stock Yards) Fed Steers: Good to Choice-$11G12. Medium to Good-$aQ1. Common to Medium-S7Q9. Grass cattle, according to weight, qual- fly and flesh: ee.s-s9Qu. Fat Cows-$Q9. Medium Cows-$607. Cutters-$6G650. Canners-s4 50Q5.50. Heavy Bulls-$7. 50GS.50. Light Bulls-$6Q7. Oxen-A. 5Q8. Fat Yearlings-$7dS. Medium Yearlings-$697. Vealers-$8Q12. Hogs: Choice Corn Fed Hogs. 1S and up. S1s Qa. Choice Corn Fed Hogs. 135 to I6-$170n& Choice Corn Fed Hogs, 90 to 135-$1601.. Light Pigs. 90 pounds down-N3@a5. Best Heavy Rough Hogs-$l6u17. Half Fat Rough Hogs-$13015 Soft and oily hogs from 1c to 9c per pound less than above prices.
 Produce = Lemons s O0G8.O. Peanuts-11@12c. Cabbage-Alabama, s crate Irish Potatoes-s3.50 par cwt. New Irish Potatoes-506c ID. Onions-Red Globe, A5006.0o per lO4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
ALABAMIANS PROTEST
 AGAINST KENYON BILL

Washington. July 15.-The government will have great difficulty in regulating the packers of Chicago if the people of all the states are as interested as the people of Alabama
 This fact was apparent this morning when members of the delegation were in- undated by telegrams of protest against the Kenyon bill providing for the con trol of the packers by a federal commits sion.
 These telegrams came from every county of the state, and from men of all varieties of avocations. Chambers Of commerce participated. Fear was ex- pressed that the bill would hurt the peo- pie, inasmuch as it not only would re- move market for cattle. it was argued, but would put the federal government in charge of even the dairy interests of the country.
 The farmers of Alabama had previous ly filed protest in the name of the secre- tary of their organization, O. P. Ford.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
Little Stories Of The
 Day From Washington
By HUGH W. ROBERTS

special car, and in Birmingham, the birds will be kept in the bridal suite of the Hotel Tutwiier. The presentation will be made by the President in the pres ence of many members of Congress and a throng of interested people. and mov- ing picture companies have already made arrangements to feature the proceed ngs.
 Five thousand roosters MT. Derby es- inmates, will be sold. They will come from many of the men who are the heads of the governments of the world cable this afternoon was to the ef- feet that General Pershing's contribu- ton was en route
 Mir. Derby, highly pleased. returns to Alabama tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
Mother ElectrOcuted While Trying to Save
 Lives of Children

Greensboro, July 15.-(Specfal.) Mrs. Bill Stephens was killed in- stantly last night by contact with n live electric wire at the HobsOn homo, Magnolia Grove. Mrs. Stephens two children, aged 8 and 10, were playing on a shed roof when their screams brought the mother to their rescue, and while disentangling the children she was killed. The chiIdrcn's hands were badly burned, hut they were not injured otherwise,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
Community Service Honored

Joseph Lee, president of the war camp community service, has been presented the distinguished service medal by the United States government for "es- pecially meritorious and conspicuous ser vice." bulletin letter to this effect being received at local headquarters of this organization yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16

HOUSES wanted in an sections of the city. List your property with us if you want real service. A c. Montgomery. 21o N. z1st st. Main eo11.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16

Beans-$2 Peppers-$3 hamper. Oranges-California, q. Bananas-Extras, sG7c. Cauliflower-$3 doz Grapefruit3T. Tomatoes-$4. 5065.50 crate G baskets). Limes-$f.50 per 100. Texas Onions-S4 50d6.00 Cucumbers-$2 hamper. Squash--$2 crate. Beans-S2 hamper. Peaches-s2.5 5o9S crate. Cantaloupes-Californi l5 size, $500 400; 12 size, $175 Watermelons-20d50c Pineapples-$u craze. Peaches-$2. 506250.
 Meal and Feedstuff Mixed Horse-yD Old Style Hulls-S17. Velvet Bean Meal-$M Corn-s2.SO. Corn Chops-N.2S. Mo- White oats-ssc per bushel. Shorts-$& Rran-S4S. c. s. Meal. per cent-$6S Peanut Meal-$55. Hen Feed-$410 per 10o-lb. sack. Economy Dairy Feed-S62. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-$6. Wheat Straw-s1S. I1mOtny-$4f.
 Hides and TaIlow No. 1 green salt hides, 37@SSc. No. 2 green salt hides, 36@S7c. Half cured hides, to Pc less, No. 1 green hides, 32@3Sc. No. green hides. 31QS2c. No 1 dry flint hides, 44G745c. No. 2 dry flint hides. 43 to 44c. No. 1 dry salt hides, 41@42c. No. ? dry salt hides. 40@4lc. Sheep skins, 50cds1. Horse hides, $d$l0. Colt skins, 75c6S1.00 How skins. 50c075c. Tallow, 12Gp15c. grease 506s5c; bury wool, 250e5c. Gin seng. wild. $10GS13.
 Cotton
 Good middling .................. 31 Strict middling .........s....... 30M MludllnS Su Strict low riddling ............ o7 TWO ARE KILLED IN
 FALL OF AIRPLANE
 By Associated prsss Humble, Tex, July 15.-Donald H. Sib ley of Minneapolis. was instantly killed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
By BRIGGS

and Carl c. Conrad of Urbana, H., fatally injured here today when an ex- hbition airplane, in which they were flying. fell. Conrad died two hours later Both men were civilians, having ac- cepted employment with a private aero company after their discharge from the military aviation service
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
JOINS LEGAL FIRM

Washington, July 15.-Oscar w. Under wood, Jr, to take up residence in Wash ington, came to the capital today. He will become a member of one of the leading legal firms of this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-10
CLASSIFIED ADVERT EMTS THE TIMES ARE WORTH TRYING

OF New York avenue and the alley south
westerly of indianapolis boulevard, 2781
feet Of - inch vitrifed socket pipe. Sec
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feet of 80 inch vitrihed socket pipe: Sec
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westerly Of indianapolis boulevard and
the alley east of New York avenue to
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ton 60" from the center Of the alley
southwesterly Of Indianapolis boulevar I'd
and the alley east Of New York avenue
to the north line of 12Sth street 1875
feet of is inch vitrifed socket pipe, Sec
ton II" from the center Of the alley
south Of 18th street and the alley west
Of Lincoln avenue to the north line Of
121st street, 1878 feet Of Is inch vitri-
fed socket pipe; Section Il" from the
center of the alley south Of 18th street
and the alley west of Superior avenue
10 the north line Of 121st street. 1928
feet of 5 inch vitrined socket pipe; Sec
tion Il from the center Of alley south
Of 18th street and the alley west Of
West Park avenue to the north line Of
121st street. 1871 feet Of Is inch vitri-
fed socket pipe. with S4 manholes. so
catch basins. one 10 inch connection 40
feet long. % old six inch stubs, ~ new
six inch stubs. $40 six inch junction
pipe. in the City Of Hammond County
of Lake and State of Indiana. has been
prepared by order of the Board Of Public
Works Of said City and that the same
is now on file in the Office OF said Board
for public examination and inspection,
AMI that the said assessment roll con-
tains the names Of all property owners
affected thereby and the respective
amounts assessed against each lot or
tract of land for said Improvement, and
that ~ resolution said Board has liked
the goth day Of Ju'y. 1919. at 10 o'clOc1
A NJ in the Office of the Board Of
Public works in the city Hall Of said
City as the time and place for hearing
circumstances and objections from all
persons affected thereby as to the special
benefits derived tnerefrom and assessed
against said respective lot on said as
scssmcnt roll. and that said Board Will
after said hearing and examination. con
firm or modify each respective assess
mem as made provided that it hnds
that said property affected thereby is
l,nented in said respective amounts.
c H. LUTHAfAN.
o. T. HIGHLAND
W {. HANNAH.
Board of Public Works
WILLIAM &. ROSE.
City Clerk 7-l0-17-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-10
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
RATIFIES TREATY

BERLIN July g., via London. July 10.
-Government officials today express
ed general satisfaction over the action
of the national assembly at Weimar in
adopting the resolution ratifying tho
peace treaty by a vote of 20S TO lis.
1t was realized that this action will
quicken the stabilizing of conditions
throughout Germany and also
strengthen the position Of the govern
ment.
Plentiful food at cheaper prices is
expected to allay the unrest that has
been prevalent for the last few weeks
as a result of soaring prices