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itain schimbare a vremii, orr Ia
cea dintaiu imbierc dusmanului.
\ Stunt 81 alte reflectii care imi
tnavalesc in suflet:
/ In timpul razboinlui, in vremea
lde greaza 81 de dureri de la Iasi.
lam vazut umpland roloanele ga.
Izetelor. rationale scriitori cu 81
fara talent carl in timpul nertra-
litatii, ca 81, la inceputul razboill-
slni, avusera atitudini hotarit DO
ptrivniee idealului national.
/ In prosa 81 in versuri nu S AN
sfnt a canta gloria 81 virtutiIe
oStlrii care a invins la Marasti >si
SMaraspstl scriitori earl in scriSuI
flor = 81 mai ales in convorbiri
zllnIce preamarisera mai ma.
lnte virtutlle armatelor cotropi-
toare 81 nu gasiau destule cuvinte
| de hula pentru aceia carl an volt
!si au pornit razboiul impotriva
,acestor cotropitori.
Erau' preotii fara credinta"
gata a lua totdeauna in desert
inumele Domnuln; erau aceia
earl >unt gata a-si pune darul en-
vantului 81 al scrisului in sluiba
tuturOr causelor. sau carl. slabi
din fire, Sc lasa manati de ioate
slvoaicle. Tara a gasi in sufletul
| 81 in trrpul lor sovaielnic un pie
|de resistenta.
Blcisnicii 81 nevolnicii acestia
I.sunt eel mai primejdiosi tovarasi
de lupta. Sa-ti parasesti prietenii
cl earl al luptat prin vorba 81
scrls. fiindca mu ti-au put,n in
tlnde mash imbielsugata? Sa-ti
phrasestl stsagul fiindca un prize
ten oarccare tia pricinnit - ell
vote sau fara vote - vre-un ne
aJuns! SAT- parasesti generalu!,
lpoate atunci cand are mai multa
Inevoie de sprijinul tuturor, find
ca ii so fl parut, la un moment
dat, ca MI teal bucurat din par.
tea lui de atentia Gu care tea de-
lprlns Sa te cinsteasca SAT- le-
pezl credinta, sa-ti schimbi Bise-
ilca, filndca, intro ri tia sup&-
rat urechla glasul unui paracli-
lsierg
lata ce vrea sa zica Fl slulitor
fara crcdinta. Delabala.
| (Din IN. Romanesc,3
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T A T A
A1aintire din cspilarie
de: L. Tolstoi.

Mil amintese in cabinetul
lui, unde ne duceam seara sal
dam ''buna seara'', sau cate
odata sa ne jncam. Era intins pc
Q canapea de piele, Ell luleaua in
.gura, 81 he mangaia. = Cate
odata spre marea nOastra bncu.
RE, lie lasa sd ne urcam pc cana
pea, la spatele lui, pc cand el
yorbia ell intendentul, sau CT
nasul men.
Iazycov, care era adeseaori
|oaspele nostru. Ilni aduc aminte
Lea So cObora Ia moi 81 ne facea
Edesenuri ce mi Sc pareau a fl cul-
mea artei.
Intro ri ma rnga Sal spun YER
Isuri de Puskin. care ii placeau $
lpe care le invatasems pc derost
T. DesiQur Cd era atins de senti
mentul Ell care le spuneam $
Ischimba priviri de anteleeere G,
lpfietennl lui. Intelesei ca vedes
lin dictinnea mea o prevestire fe
lricita.
| Ce multi imi placeau glumel'
vesele 81 povetele ce spunea Il
.masa, pc cand Dunica- ma
;tuse-mea, 81 moi toti rideam ascul
ltandu-l!
Imi amintesc ST de vizitele In
Ia oras 81 de aerul maret ce avea
cAnd Isl imbraca redingota !
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Sc due .Codrii"

/ terizeazd intreaga noastra viat5
ieconomica.
/ Exista deci o non-conStiinta.
siltica" constiinta NEGATIVES
daca vroiti. pentru marea masa I,
lpoporului nostru. rezumata La
cele doua categorii de indiviz
! carl pu vad decat prezentul =
! limita't la satisfacerea nevoilol
lor.
A vorbi unOr astfel de oamenj
l,despre o rationale politica fores.
! tlerl de stat. este absurditate,
constitute prostie, sunt vorhc
goale zvarlite in desert,
@ adevarata constiinta silvica
= pozitiva - dragoste pentru
I.paduri, an cult al arborilor, ra
Imane dar nnmai pentru specia
Isisti, idealisti, visatori. poet sau
alte asemenea categorii de rata
|citi...! Gael nGi nu putem avea
lpretentia a cere fiecarui individ
|sa alba 'Cultul-arborilor" pen.
ltru aceasta find nevoe de o .pri-
cepere mai aprofundata a intre-
gil vieti din natrra.
- ''Padurea, bun de interes
general. verde fericire fericire &c
resnie freaThata, carte glasuitoare
a dor,llni de a mai fl 81 a efeme-
ruFui mister nepatruns. claritate
surizanda, izvor tot ca este sd
natOS, este o immune recreatOare
ca nn izvor de palteri proaspete
ca noua mcredere i'm tot ce Sc
chIama a Fl raj,
Oar cine asculta-va glaSul IA
ticitorilor 'idealisti'' cand nu.
mai paduri dar char parcuri sc
dirtrug, cand ratacind pe bule.
vardul singuratec 81 en- lumina
muribunda unui oras provincial
citesti miop 20 firma batuta in.
tr 'un teiu - La teiul fnverzit'
= Avem 0 constiinta negativa'
| despre ceiace Sc cilama cultuI
arborilor.
/ Gu o asemenea ConstiintJ
de aceia 81 glasul silvicultoriloi
va rasuna in pustiu,
'lnceputul sporadic facut dup;
razboiu. din initiativa lor. ar tire
bui sustinut staruitor pentru q
deveni un adevarat cult, raspan
dind in masele popornlui nostrr
dragostea de paduri ca 81 la alte
LpopOare. inlaturind astfel peri
colui ce ne amenlnta 81 intefe
seaza pc toti deopotriva.
Pentru aceasta Sc cere mss
sprijinul din afara incurajarea $
partlciparea activa oamenilol
eu adevarat cult. care ca 81 ingi
Enerii-silvie-factori de stiinta $
progress = ISL dau bine seama d,
restnl 81 insemnatatea paduriloi
in economic generala a unei tari
/ Gel ce vad maj departe decat
prezentul slmt datori a lumina
Constiintei'' Gu vorba s.
scfisnl = alminteri ineeputul va
lua sfarsit. privind GU adevarat
cum. sc due codrii....
| din 'Dacias
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Am cetit Gu sufletnl indurerat
articolul profesorului G. Dumi-
trescu ''Argintii lui Iuda" 81 ma
gandesc ca aceiasi stringere de
NINA trebuie so Fl simtit ba-
tralfnl 81 neclintitul nostrn lup-
tator scriind' rindurile ce ian
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! IfODlena DdulrilOf 81 afDOfe-
! lui in genere, incepe sa devina ia
moi tot asa de ifnportanta ca 81 a
ipainei de. grau. Ea nu poate Fl
tlaSata nnmai in seama Silvicnlto-
lrilor, carl triind doar mai mutt
.. in preajma padurilor isl dau ma;
tputin seama de lipsa lor.
/ De aceia 81 glasul lor prea ina
ldusit de aparare al arborilor. Gu
lslabe 81 laudabile exceptii. De Ia
lei insa ar trebui sd piece initia
!tiva 'Cnltului'' pentru copaci
Ri ar trebui sd dea sprijinul pu.
ternic pentru ca "Saditul' arbo-
!rilor sd intre in obiceiul nostru.
Inceputul sporadic in ultimii
,ani. prin eli ar trebui sd ajunga la
10 actiune colectiva. staruitoare,
Idurabila. de oarece pericolul ce
me ameninta .intereseaza pc toti
ldeopotrivd.
Oar pentru ca acest inceput al
Ienftului arborilor atat de desvol-
tat la popoarele din apusnl El-
[ropei 81 char celor dim celelalte
continente (Japonezi, Americani,
etc). sa poata prinde 81 masele
I3oporului nostru, este nevoie de o
asa nlmita 'Constiinta al arbo-
Irelui'' 'Constiinta despre pa
Iduri'' ''Constiinta silvica' sau
forestiera. nnmeasca-se ca orr
cum $ ar numi. care Sc infiltreze
in sufletele tuturor acea dragoste
pozitiva 81 nemarginita paduri-
lor. acel cult al arhorilor. da-
ruri nepretuite ale naturei.
Exista atare constiinta la
poporul nostru?!
Desigur Cd nu 81 desigur ca da.
caci cum AIN putea afirma con-
|trariuf, cand G chestia de Con
stiinta", Romanul find prin ex-
|celenta 'atot-constient''
Oar daca exista constiinta
despre pldnri. aceste bunnri de
interes general, apoi ca exista in
cealalta aeceptiune cuvantului
lin senzul negativ daca vroiti.
In adevar, este curioasa men
!talitatea poporului nostru ce SC
ldegaM iii aeeasta privinta 81 {
t'vedem Gu atat mai curioasa CT
Feat gasim infiltrata 81 n masa
iintelectualilor, a asa zisilol
/, ''psendo-cnlti"
| DE la eel mai simplu taran -
Eincult - pana la pseudo-cultul =
intellectual rafinat acelas
cult pentru arbOre cu aceias
'iconstiinta'' distructiva a pa
!! durei.
| Taranul incult. ca 81 intelec
ltualul pseudo-cult. iarna Ger lem
me. apreciind padurea 81 ace
'cult'' al arborilor la valoarea
''reala" a ''constiintei'' lor ne
! gative procedand treptat la o ac
itiune pozitiva de "distrugere"
| Oar aceasta ''constfinta" nu
! ar ii de lOc revoltatoare = 'caci
lemnul facut sd arda lar omu1
Isa Sc incalZeasca - daca ceiace
o astfeI de constiinta distrugand
De 0 parte ar cauta sd inlOcuiasci
Eprlntr o nona crestere pc de alta
[parte.
vara lucrnrile Sc sehimba, nj
insa 81 consfiinta celor doua cate
gorii de indivizi.
Sub soarele dogoritor al lune
lui cUptor, cand seceta tie omoara
lar campul este ars cal palma
lstergandu-si sudorile, taranu
lcere Sal dai paduricea cea tanar;
Csi $50 pasmeze caci creste ma
bine'- zice el.
81 daca MI 10 Idai sa razbuni
ldandu-i foe, prin urmare aceias
'constiinta distructiva" carac
(terizata pentrl primul caz c,
vorbele:
/ Tarannl iarna ar vrea lemn
Jar vara pasune. Concomiten
leu gestnl 81 rationanamentul lin
[cultAlni" taran, intelectualu
lpseudo-cultA rafinat 81 mare eco
l
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deserts plecarea eroului dupa cele
he Sc petreceau La moi. Imi mai
Iammtesc iarasi de a ma ii pllm-
bat Gu tata 81 cum prepelicarii
nostri cei tineri il urmara, 81, In
|cepand sd Sc harjoneasca prin
cmcata inca necosita, ale carcl
lierburi inalte lie biciuiau 81 lie adj
,au bnrtile. foarte sus 81 faceau
eercui mari, Gu coada carlig 81
Itata ramanea in fata spectacolu-
hi acestuia. Apoi, in ziua de sar-
tbatoare vinatorilor. la l Sep
ltembrie, plecam toti in liniaika
caruta lunga) INSPIRE padurea
|noastra ce Sc taia, lnde Sc aciuise
- vulpe. Copiii stalneau 81 unde-
iva. departe. moi vedeam cum pre-
pelicarii ii dadeau de urma.
! Am amintirea unui lup prins.
lAceasta Sc petrecuse langa casa
noastra. Ne-am dus toti pc jos,
| sal vedem. Eanatorii nostrii adu-
Sc intro teleguta un lup mare
,enusiu, legat de labe 81 81 de gat !;
!sedea culcat linistit. dar Sc uita
fpiezis la toti earl Sc apropiau
l lie el.
| t'and aimscram la ocolul unde
ftrchuiau sal dea drumul il
iadura JOS din teleguta 81 desle-
cara lahele, tinandu-l jos Ell fur
l.ile. mcepuse- sd Sc sbata. mus
candu-si furios funia eel tinea de
lgat. In sfarsit FIT deslegat la cea-
Ifa 81 cineva striga -
| 'Dati-i drumul. -"
l Vanatorii ridicara furcile. Lu-
Ipul Sc ridica pc picioare. statu
4
cateva clipe ainrit. dar Sc huidui
Isl Sc asmutira caini pc ell.
I Lalpul. canii, calaretii il alum
CARA peste camp. Lnpnl isbuti sd
Escape. lmi aduc aminte iarasi eli.
lntorcandu-s tata. mustra pc
Ivanatori. dand din mani.
| Cele mai placute amintiri ale
Uncle ST leaga de zilele in care
ftata sedea pc divan alaturi de
founica 81 ajuta sa-si faca pa
senta. = Era politicos 81 amabil
leu toata lumea cu buniea. insa
era de atentie speciala. aproape
fslugarnica.
Iata . scena. care imi vine in
iminte: Bunica. en- barbia Ell lunga
II boneta Ell pima de rujuzi 81
panglici, sade pc divan, 81 Isl in
tinde cartile, 81 preseaza tabac
Lin tabacherea Ell de aur.
| Alaturi sade Betrovna, o negu-
'toreasa la care bunica tine foarte
mult 81 care vine despOri la moi.
Wine de la Tula unde vinde samo-
lvare, 81 char poarta un fel de
Ivesta Gu cdrtusiera.
! MatuSile stau prin fotoluri 81
luna din ele citeste tare: alaturi.
lntr un fotoliu liz care STA facut
[.ulcus, doarme Milka, cateaua ca
Ipana corbului care are ochii fru-
lmosi negri 81 la care tihea tata.
| Intram in salon ca sd zicem
| 'buna seara". 81 uneori, mai ra-
maneam acolo.
i Intro ri, in mijlocul pasentei
tata intrerupse pc matusi-mea ca.
Ire citea tare 81 arata ceva in
.Ioglinda. Ne uitaram toti.
j Lacheul Ticon, stiind ca tats
era in salon, intra in cabinetu1
Hui Cd sa fure tutun dintr'o taba
i here rotunda. care, cand era in
, .lIisa, semana Gu un trandafir.
Tata Sc uita la el prin oglind;
ilsi vede silueta acea malta mer
) Igand in virful picioarelor. Matu
!, ! sele rid, bunica nu pricepe la in
-lcepnt, insa, ride 81 ca cu pofta
ISunt incantat de bnnatatea tatei
Isl, cand ma dcspart de ell, ii sarn
lieu o dragoste deosebita man,
alba 81 musculoasa.
II Am iubit mutt pc tata, da
ifn am inteles toata puterea inbire
!, |acesteia decat dupa moartca lui
rN.,J - YYO.t9> 49,
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DACA VREI

Sa nu intinxi mana la coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
fara o mana sau un picior In
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. B. 4. a4,
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SUCH LAWS NOT NEEDED.

However worthy the motives OF MasSa-
chusetts legislators who presented bills to COM
pei all residents of the state to attend church
services and to prohibit smoking by women in
public, the propositions must be condemned.
Their enactment would not promote morality
rather it would tend to lower moral standards
by increasing contempt for law. 1t is not con-
ceivable that they would stand a constitutional
indefensible. These measures were fofedoomed
to defeat. which makes all the curious the
fact that the Bay state lawmakers have geen
giving them serious consideration through the
medium OF public hearings before committees.
AS was to be expected, there has been no lack of
sympathy expressed with the sentiments under
lying the bills, but very few have advocated
their passage.
It would be very good thing were our
people irresistibly drawn to church for worship,
but it would be very bad thing were citizens
compelled to attend services against their will.
That they would not submit need not be con-
sidered. But if it were possible to compel them
to co. who should decide where? First it would
be necessary to abolish all UNCONVENTIONAL and
sectarian lines. There could be only one church
l1dl WOUAO OCCO&1AC G4ACSl StdtC
The separation of church and state is a cardinal
principle of the American democracy. The
church people themselves would be the first to
rebel against compulsory attendance law and
rightly SO for such law inevitably would de-
stroy their liberty of choice to place and form
of their worshipping. Beyond ali that. however.
grave evil would be the creation of legions of
hypocrites which would swiftly destroy all the
moral standards that lie at the base of a sound
social order.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

1T the Easter nat runs true to
form
TT will be bird with long BILL
YOU may say what you want
BUT II the men had to do like
women
AND figure cut three meals day
FOR seven days a week, the
woods
WOULD be so full OF nervous
PRosrRArIov cases taat the
doctors
WOULD have to rim around as
fast as
IF they were n the midst
OF flu epidemic.
REFoRMERs who are going to
bring
ABOUT Puritan Sunday
MAY have a long time Job
BEFORE them. but still that
MAY be just what they are after
WE are naturally apprehensive
AND constantly fearful that
SOMETHING may come up to
blight
OUR young life and n looking
OVER the papers we were startled
AND in fact terror-stricken
TO note that woman in New
York
IS suing her husband
FOR divorce on the ground that
ne is too good
THOSE college students who
BOB up periodically to boast
THEY have never kissed a girl
SEM to think it IS
SOMETHING to their credit.
SAVING so much money
EVERY week is said to be q. real
PLEASURE after one becomes
ACCUSTOMED to it
BUT the general opinion seems
TO be that there are higher things
IN life than mere pleasure-seek-
ing.
SOME men won't do
ANYTHING until they find out
1T /. against the law.
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AS to smoking in public by women, there
is not valid argument to be made against it,
whatever may be said on the ground of pro-
priety Woman has been put on plane of
equality with man legally and is not to be de-
MED any of the privileges that his. If man
may smoke in hotel dining room why not a
woman One may disapprove Of smoking, but
there can be no distinction made in this DAY be-
tween the sexes. It is foolish to attempt it.
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III. The Passing
S-h-o-w

THERE is always danger
IN surprising statements and
while
THEY tell Us that man can
BELIEVE anything he truly de-
sires 20
WE have never yet been able
DESPITE. strong domestic en-
ragement
TO convince ourselves
THAT warmed over lob scouse
IS every bit as good as the orig
inal
1T not actually better.
OUR idea Of poor Job IS
PoPULARIZTNG a soft drink on
a commission basis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

dell Holmes. the poet? Ans. His
son.
s. How many presidents served
as members OF congress after their
terms expired? Ans Two. John
Quincy Adams and Andrew Jack
son.
Z. What are the capitals OF each
OF the two different governments of
China Ans Picking and Canton.
s. From what part OF the cassava
plant Is tapioca obtained? Ans.
The roots.
3. Is there a law against q pres
dent serving third term7 Ana
NO. II Is merely a custom.
10. Which Chinese government
was recognized at the peace confer
ence? Ans. The Picking govern-
ment.
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HOW MUCH n
DO \
YOU KNOW 4

I. Who is the controller OF U. 6.
currency?
. Who was hrst recognized as
the worlds bantamweight champ
ion?
8. What author said, mo SEN
zIole person ever made an apology y
4. Are there any gold mines in
the Alps?
5. When did Jews come to the
United States?
s. Has an amateur theatrical
club the right to reproduce a copy
right play provided no admission is
charged for the perform nance?
l. BY what other name IS afal-
IA known?
g. What is used to color candles?
O. What is the salary of the king
OF Spain2
10. What part OF the country FUR
nishes the most lumber?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07
NO BALANCE OF POWER.

A professional paragrapher, who of course,
takes his cue from the supposed trend of public
opinion, puts forth this bit of wisdom: The
farmer could always hold the balance of power
if he had the money to hold his crops"
In one way or another this has been said a
good many times during the past year. and
doubtless will be repeated many times by those
who do not think clearly. The farmer" could
hold the balance of power if he were thus per-
feet unit with an undivided purpose to starve
everybody else into submitting to his balance
of power" But the farmer" comprises nearly
haH of the population of the United States, a
good many million individuals. most of whom
are good American citizens. So the farmer
never takes it into his great composite head to
hold the balance of power in this oppressive way.
But if he did conceive such plan he would
fail. He is subject to the same economic laws
as other business men. If ne holds his crop he
does not get money for it. If he disturbs the
even distribution of his crop he is threatened
with an unstable accumulation. The same pur-
pose of those who are advocating sales organiza-
tons among farmers is not to hold crops and
starve consumers until they will consent to pay
unreasonable prices.
Those who discuss these problems wisely
wish merely to remove the obstacles that now
stand in the way of most economical distribu-
ton of farm produce and to get for the farmer
more just compensation for his labor. There is
no question of the balance of power involved
except in the minds of those who have wrong
conception of economic relationships.
ITAL HAS sent note to Greece demand
ing satisfaction for recent incidents. Resorting
to the typewriter as an instrument of warfare
recalls our pre-gunpowder methods.
EURoPE'S WORRY is not that SO much
is owed Uncle Sam but that Uncle Sam refuses
to let it owe more.
FTUME HAS a new dictator, and the world
anxiously waits to see what kind of a spring
poem he is capable Of
THE TROUBLE with stock bought in get
rich-quiclz speculation is that it is likely to skip
its dividends when the broker skips.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

MORE than one-half Of the cheese
made in
THIS country last year same from
WISCONSIN not including the
one that's
IN the senate from there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07
ANSWERS TO Yesterdays
OIEGTI0NS

l. WHO invented the first hot air
furnace? Ans. Zachariah Allen.
?. In what kind OF ground do
cat-tails grow? Ans. In Swamps'
ground.
s. Was a common sponge ever
alive. Ans. 1t IS the skeleton OF q
sea animal.
T. How many women and men of
voting age are there in the United
States Ans About 100000.
3. Is Justice Holmes Of the Su-
preme court related TO Oliver Wen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07
FoR ASSESSOR

To the Editor:
wish to announce 70 ehe vo@s-u
OF Lake County that will tss rsr@
oidate for the once OF County A.
SCISSOR Republican Primaries. Nav
Is ask the support OF tho Women
Voters as well as the men.
WILLIAM z. BLAAiCX.-
Grown Point. LaAiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07
FoR CORONER.

To The Editor:
Please announce 70 the votars Of
Lake County that I will be a can
didate on the Republican ticxst 10
succeed myself for the office OF Cor
oner at the primary election to be
neld on the End day OF Nay s..2.
o:2l DR. E. = EVANS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07
FOR rREAsuRER

Q inc Ldltor.
Please announce TO the Voters Of
Lake County that I will be q can-
Republican Ticket, subject 20 ina
result OF the Primaries Nay 2nd
OTTO G. EIFYRIn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07
JOHN II. CI.AUSuN.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
i wish 70 announce 70 the vorers
OF Lake County that will be n ear"
date for the Office OF County Com
missioner. second district. on the
republican Ticket. subject TO the
result OK the Primaries Nav 2nS
AUGUST NUN E-I rYr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07
FOR COMMISSIONERS THIRD
DISTRICT

TO the EdItOF.
Please announce 10 the voters OF
Lake county that l will be a candi-
date for the office of Commissioner,
Third District, TO succeed rnyaele
subject to the primaries May ena
AS JAMES BLACK
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Joseph Eenzek, a carpenter
employed at the Cudahy plant in
East Chicago. committed suicide
yesterday by throwing himself
in front of an E., J. & Z. train
near the South Shore crossing. ".
Pierrson OF East Chicago wit
nesser the gruesome act from a
short distance.
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For TOWNSHIP j. p.

To The Editor
I desire to announce to the quail
fed voters of Lake county that T
Will be a candidate on the RepuD-
lican ticket to succeed myself for
the Office OF Justice OF the Peace
North Township, at the Primary cleo
tton to be held on the Ind day OF
May. 1922.
3:23 W. A. JORDAN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07
RLES 2. GREENWALD.
FOR CLERK.

I Q inc Ed TOT.
Please announce to the voters or
Lake County that T. will be a caneI-
date for the office of Clerk Of tne
Lake Circuit Court on the Republic-
an Llcket, subject to pximaries
CHARLES r. DYER
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To Editor Tinnas.

Please announce 20 the Voters OF
Lake County that will be a candf-
| date for the office of County Asxenaor
on the Republican Ticket, subject TO
the primaries, May End.
| HERMAN MrETER.
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FOR TOWNSHIP rnusrrr.

o l ne EOlIOTs
Please announce to the voters OF
dictate for the Office Of Trustee or
North Township, on the Republican
Ticket, subject 10 primaries Nav .nd.
$40 ERICK LuND
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FOR CoMMlssIONYR

o LEe EQltOrSs
Please announce TO the Voters oe
Lake County that I Will be a cam,
dldate for County CommissioneY.
Ticket. TO succeed myself. euhiece
10 the result OF the Primaries Nav
End
JOHN H CIAusrY
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Announce
ron JuDGR

OAL . LUX
County:
. desire 70 announce TO the quail
neu voters OF Lake County that
VIII be a candidate on the RepubIt-
Ssn dicSet 70 succeed myself for
perlor Court Room No. /. at the
Urinary Election to be held on the
zno day OF May. a. p. 1922.
VIRGIL s. RErTER.