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For WILLIAM HOWAHD T AKT. Against FRKE TR1I1K AMI FREE SOIP.

Hammond Commamlery No. 41. regular meeting Monday. Oct. . 7. when I.lnroln Park Commandery will confer the Order of the Temple. Refreshments.

Hammond Chapter No. 117, H. A. M.. regular meeting Wednesday, Oct. 9. P. M. and M. E. M.

. . WHAT ARE YOU ?

What about your politics Mr. Good

Citizen? Are you an "assistant democrat?'

W hat Is an assistant democrat?

An assistant, democrat is a republi

inn w no nas meciaeu to rote some other than the republican ticket and

who has failed to realize that in do

ing so he will vote to put democratic

free trade and other undesirable

policies in force. He is not old enough to remember

or else forgets the sorrowful times

following the work of assistant demo

crats in 1802. Terhaps he will re

turn to the republican fold before Nov. 5. but if he does not he will

have to share the responsibility of

hard times, if crouch of him refuse to vote the republican. national ticket.

SUIrinrst of the onnrroklp. management, elrotilatlon, of THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS, published dntly at Hammond, required hj the Art of Ana-nst 24. 1912. VOTE This statement Ih to be made in duplicate, both copies to be delivered r-y the, publisher to tht postmaster, who will send imp copy to th Third Asistant PclmMr General (Division ot Clas)"!:nitinn), Waahtngton, L. C. and retain the the other in the. flies of the peftufltica. F-iUtor Percy A. Parry, 44 Warren street, Hammond, InJ. General Managfr Win A. McHie, 922 East 44nd Place, Chicago. Business Manager R. H. MoJUe. S04 South Hob man street, Hammond, Ind. Publisher The Lake County Printing Publishing Company. Hammond. Indiana. Ownerai (If a corporation, ftlve oamea and addreaaea of tetkhldera holding; total amount of atoek.Wm. A. McHle. President. 922 East 42nd street. Chicago. R. H. McHle, Secretary, 8U South Mohman street, lift- 1 Ind. R. I. Marr, Treasurer, 754.) Lake vtnu, Chicago. Percy A Parry, 44 Warren street, Hammond. Ind. T. J. Donovan. Joliet. 111. F. C. Williams. La Grange. Ill In rearard to Portion 2 of the law, The Time docs not accept payment for any editorial or other printed mutter printed us news. Koottu bond&oldrrs, aaortaasjeea. and other (jerarHy holders, holdIns 1 per rrnt or mure of total amount of lionil i, mnrnaiifii. or other erarttleat There are no bonds, mortgages or other securities outstanding aralnst The Lake County Printing Publishing Company. 4vrrajce number ot eoplea of eeh Hanr of thta pnhllratlon sold or diatributed. through the malla or otherwise, to paid eobaorTtiers ilnrlnj the alx snontha preerdlntc the dnte of thin utatrmrsti Dally. 10,t4. LAKE COl'JfTY PRINTIQ I'l DLISHIXii COM PAN V. ly R. I. MARR. Treasurer.

before me this 1st day of October, 1912. E. M. OOODLAM). Notary Publics.

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GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH, FOUNDER AND HEAD OF SALVATION ARMY. ULiKiUJ WITH IMPRESSIVE Lt.icMUriY Li LnUitsU CAPITAL

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rev r. ii i'.n. -Now, on a andden I know It. the aerret, the neiTf t of my life. Why, the ery jtreen of the ktbsn in the fields -Hlth lietrnynl is rife! The vhlrr of the craashupper l.y thunjsldr proi lnlnift it to all; 'TIs unrolled as n oeroil to all ryes In the curve of the waterfall. Hut for me I ran only wonder nt mortals the secret out; Kor they see, hear, taste, smell, feel not, hnt hratm reveals all a lout. Harry Lyman Koopman.

trict who has a. spark of republicanism still lingering beneath his left side coat pocket should cast, his vote for our faithful congressman, E. I). Orumpaeker. For him to meet with defeat at the coming election would be adding the last stick to the devouring element that is sweeping over our state from stem to stern. Let us try to keep fine spot in our state immune from democracy by electing Orumpaeker. Jackson Cen

ter correspondence Vidette.

In Valparaiso

"lri his motive sound?" asks an anxious farmer down In Cedar Creoj township who says he is on the fence. Good Lord man it is all sound.

JOH Hedges republican candidate for governor of New York promises a ifd-hot campaign. Those of us who sat next to Job at the republican national convention will back. that statement up.

He could have stopped at the buff and been equally truthful, as ;t recent demonstration at the baths in Hudapest showed. Dare skin, like love, levels all ranks. It seems that Count Karl Esterhazy was returning from a dip when the thine happened. Now to be an Ksterhazy means everything In Hungary. It is just like being a LSiddle in Philadelphia. On his way to his dressing room, he collided with Ladila: Racz. the thirty-sixth son of the so-called Gypsy King. Hoth being undressed, there wms nothing to differentiate their social position. The gyps bumped into the noble, who promptly slapped bis face, whereupon the commoner hurled the count through a glass door, cutting him so severely that he was taken to

a hospital. There the noble learned!

the plebeian nature of his assailant and immediately put aside his inteu-

"NKRYKS f.re racked by new dreads" says a doctor. Yes new dread that we can't pay the coal raan at least until after election.

THAT FOR YOU, MR. COURIER. The Hammond News, a democratic paper, is t-iken to task for tfiiine the truth about the P.overiH;p met tint; at Hammond. Of course, the critic in this case is the Hammond orjran of the discredited T.i ft ortcMniz.'ttlun. The Newa answers nnd p.'iys it proposes to print the news, but that it will not chur.-K'e its former cours , which has hern to roast P.oosevelt four times as mui'h as Taft. The News not only is a newspaper, but it Is politically wise eunuch to pe that, its party must defeat, not Taft. but Roosevelt, not Hurbin. but P.cvoriiJu'e. Lafayette Courier. Of course no truth can be expected

j from a hull moose paper whit h is a living lie, trying to pass itself off

tion of calling him out. He couldn't!

as "the old reliable republican paper

sully with

his one

name by fighting a duel

! of Northern Indiana." We defv the

of lowly birth. On the!

lb. m. sheet of Lafayette to show

GET ready for the rubber show, special from Paris says there Is a new peek-a-boo skirt coming which is to show the wearer's knees. Howlegged Indies please do not. write.

HOW HE MAKES THE MARE GO. The man who 'makes the mare go" for the Hull Moose party, one Mr. Perkins, Roosevelt's campaign financier ,is one of the Harvester trust moguls. That trust has a subsidiary plant at Auburn, X. Y. Women and girls work tehre on eleven hour shifts, day and night, on starvation

wages, and are not allowed to sit

other hand, the gypsy was horrified t

wnen no ioutui out nis victims identity ;;nd was very penitent and apologetic at daring to life his hand to a man so far above him. What piffle! To a long distance observer it looks ns if the gypsy showed true manliness when he resented the attack of the nobleman in the only possible way. They were down to the edementals in clothes. This nakedness of the count stripped him of any social advantage and put the two men on a level. There, as a matter of fact the peasant was the better man. He proved it so well that he still remains the better, for the count, in

where THE TIMES ever tool: any one to task or criticized anyone in re.

a 1'everidgo meeting.

(lETTI.Vii so effete down east now that the 'stoemed NVw Vc.tk Herald refers to everybody as Mister. EVENT If she isn't s(. a girl thTnks that tli. Is a stunner w hen the photnKrapher sti. k.s her picture in his outsideshow case. "TO teach men and boy l.nusekeepHeadline. .Another one of ii.e.-e Infernal ideas of the lady Loose miners. Now how d you like to lie cooking a pot of eaulilhiwer while ynui wiho is out listening to the colonel '. 1'ROM time to time we win nave occasion to ret. r In Congressman Knir.er who has been nominate, by fee i'eruinrats for fuMTimr of New York. Ttiia is Sinai r.otn e to our proofread' r iiol to pass it a itzcr be '.i-c.se there i' ho si rr.o t.7!r? if he does. "FOrxn Lead p n 'il in my chicken coup. iiwiit ticiy have same by calling on Ezra Shock, 5 iniies north of ilantitiRton." HuntiiiKton Press. Must have

been quite a shock to Ezra. Look, like? some new spapemian has been nitrht ;iro w '. i n 4. GREAT HEAVEN'S! Now charge you ten cents extra for bread and butter at New York hotels. Veuns men 2:0-in-r on honeymoons will have to seek o'it cheaper towns.

Till, pope's private physician dead." Headline And every now and then one of these does die although they are always tayin that, their exalted pallet! t won't live more than a month. NO doubt Mexico looks with dubious eyes on any u.terventton on our part after reading the Lawrence riot dispatches. GOVHKNOP. of North Carolina was in Gary yesterday. As he is a prohib oar special correspondent. Hennery Mbottie, was unable to learn from him what the Governor of South Carolina sa'd. WHY bother use with the details of a lackei oer hi southwestern Europe v ben wo havo a P.alkan war of our own on oar l-anuj at West Hammond? THEN again the Raikan war scare is a period!.' affair and there is a chance that it got jealous of the spaee that West Hammond was jretthi tr.

I Tis to l:iti(!i dnrir.yr this warm wt at :;',- when ono thinks of the 45 rasp -i"K coal me: .

THE telephone hears a but ui.Iik.j. woman it of them.

NOTE that .'.!! jre Johannes Kopelke. the Crown Point it'in savant was at !

to. (Mi.irow u ,'isnn era I in rintt yesterday. The j;i.l!;v lent t ho occasion that classical eclat which is so hit-hly necessary whenever the Tom Knotts philologists are about. AKT I'll many months of conslderaticn it. M , who is newly married, writes that that th'.ti which is better than a well washed face before breakfast is ot read that T. R. was unable to ni..k: a .- .va ch yesterday. SOMEBODY" at !su Hohinan street, Hammond, adveitises in Tub Times for "a nice capable K'irl for housework." If we knew of any nice Kirl who knew anything? about housework would ask her '.a come with us to the nearest preacher. IT was kind of AM-rman Tim KnRVhart not to have taken too much of a front at at th Woodrow Wilson speerhfest in Gary yesterday. lilp Tim keepintr in the hackcrotmd enabled thn pe-pull to Bet a slant at Wooilrow. SOME time aS'i we wrote that bifsso, ar.? the d -if lies? days. Continually hearing the words ' liar," "liar," "liar" eon firms this statement. AND also: The Gary Democratic, parade yesterday was enhane d considerably by the presence of Itattleaxe faslh man garbed in an Indiana Harbor pi. is aat.

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f-uneral cortege cf General Bcotn. London streets were lined with thousands of silent mourners as the hearse bearing the body of General William Booth, founder and for many years head of the Salvation Army, took tiie great ieadr and organizer to his last resting place. In the accompanying picture the hearse is seen passing the ilansioa house, London. Following the bears are Bramwell Booth, r.ew head of the Salvation Army, and hla wife.

lot of secrets i er ' lis any

capita! of the Philippines. 1777- I'orts Clinton and Montgomery captured by the British. 17SC- -Tr.asy of peace between the I'nited States and Great p.ritain pro -'aimed. Is2' Je;-ny J jtid. famous a'r.ger, born St.. 1 kholtt!. Di'dNait Malvern, NoAeiaber 2, .S7. lr2 Lord Alfred Tennyson, ICn.glish Poet Hureate, die,! Horn August C. i-irt.

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This Week's News Forecajft:

:exefl Bosnia and Iler-

"I"!!ls 1 MV CitTH III ItTII HA Y." Ilforsf W estinKhoiise. Georcre West i t.ghouse. famous the world ovi r for .his inventions, was bom In C-titral p.ridcre, N. Y., October 6. IMS. He s! rv.-.'l thr..isr! the civil war and aft' r its clost, !.,. attended Pnion Colle:;e for siveral years. His first in- :' i.: !: f i;o!e was a railway frog, an ', from this his attention was turned to otin r railway ap'pliances and then to 'he air biake. waicii ho invented in )si. ami w h.i h w itiiin a few years was adopted for !. 011 railway trains the worid over. Many inventions to rer-

!o t railroad sirciii-tc ib'vioos fn!!nu-t,it I

this until finaPy e!e tri-'ity ocupied Mr. West in.gitouse'.s attention. His patents for alii'i i.atit.g current tnachinery reaped him an Intrne tjse fortune. Cull g i';t 1 11 ia t i or, s to: Sir Thomas Si.authnessy. president of the Canadian I'.stdflo Railway, 53 years n!d today. Joseph W. Il!!?v, En'ted Ptates senator from Texas. 4! years ob today. Rigiit l:v. Frederick Burses. Protestant Eidsc.tpai bishop ot borr; Island. .V rs ohl today. Albert .1. p.ev--r:deo. former EniteJ States sen -t or and now the Progresive "any candidate fir gorernor of Indiana 5) Tears oid t oda v.

Up and Down in INDIANA

WE would like to have Woodrow Wilson's private opinion of all this campaign hurrah. Bet it would be fine and dandy.

SEE by the papers that Paris is hungry for wild game. Have a fewwild bull moose she can have if she wants 'em.

The Day in HISTORY

NOTHING TO BE SAID. Governor Wilson touched suporft-

cfally on the prosperity question in

sheltering himself behind his clothe

ami nis nuiK, snows himself a cheap J his Gary speech yesterday afternoon fellow in spit e of his blue blood. .when he asked the workmen about It would be better if he had more 1 their wages. He 'got but a feeble good red blood; then he would "take j response. This was the only angle of on" the gypsy and prove that his u,,i m-r, ano.it-.- ci,i,;arf ut o,

down. As a result of the grinding own qualities rather than to the fact 1 eratic white' house candidate touched and exacting policy of this plant and . that some ancient masculine, forbear 1 it woh, have Wn tli, n.,t f

had been a man of much muscla r j j.iace, and, in fact, he could not cunning, c r both. promise any more golden prosperity

other plants like it.

to furnish slush money for the isun Moose campaign and to help along the personal cause of the Chief Hull Moose. Ca nton Register.

MAX in Wilkesbarre, Pa., has erected a monument and unveiled it to himself. Don't giggle! There's a heap of folk who feel tbe same way but they haven't the nerve.

His tnird term, says an Idoiuing

bull moose exchange. "His third term?" Why its going to be like the small boy's apple core, "There ain't going to bo none."

EVERY politician that waiidorq hither forgets to give us a compliment on our beautiful weather and fails also to speak of "the melancholy days." 'Smatter?

SERPRISIXO what a lot of papers hitherabot.ts are obeying Uncle Sams new law about making reports ns to ownership, circulation and mortgages.

CLOTHES MAKE THE NOBLEMAN. Kipling went too deep when he wrote: "The Colonel's lady and Judy O'Grady aro Bisters under the ekiu."

SO MOTE IT BE. Several of our stand-pat voters nttended the republican rally Thrusday night at Chesterton and listened to the colo facts connected with politics, expounded by Congressman Cruuipacker. Every voter in the dls-

than is now exhibited in the Taft administration, though our democratic friends are some promisers.

NOTICE that a man lias reached the advanced age of 125. Don't see how he did it with the high cost of living etc.

MARY Gar len is going to wed. Good luck, Mary, you're late and you don't know what you've missed.

WELL the political pot has been

burning long enough to get a little

soot, around the edges anyway.

PRETTY hard for the loafer who hasn't the excuse "It is too hot to work" now at his command.

"Tins lTL IV HlSTOH." Oetoher 5. 1 :,::.-) First Eng!:.-,ii ihble printed. 1711 British warship Victory wrecked off Aidemey, with loss of 1.1.10 lives. 1R0S Mrs. Sitah Baciie. only daughter

of Benjamin Eranklin. died. Born in I'll i ladeei ph ia, September, 11, 17 11. 1m;3 (lenetal Bracg b'gau the bombardment of Cha t ta liooga. lS7S-Mar'iis of Lorn arT'oittted Gov-, ernor General of Canada. 1 '.hi s - - Bu i g at a a proclaimed her complete Indepertdor.i e. "Tins is my tivrii mitninw." Mnruis of Ormonde. The Marquis of Ormonde, one of the best known of the Irish peers, was born ia K iikenny Ca t lo f ob. r 5. hit. He is a eolateral descendant of the famous eavali-r b a ler, t he I Hike of Ormonde, some of whose titles be bears. He was educated at Harrow- and for some years was an ..n'b'er in the British army. in ISTtl iie was married to Lidy Eiizabeth (,; rusvcnor, daughter of the wealthy Duke of Westminster-, Trie Irish estate of the Duke of Marquis of Ormonde embraces nearly 25. ono acres. Kilkenny Castle, h s principal place ot residence, is famous for its picture gaiiery. Congratulation? to: T. B. O'Connor, noted Irish leader 'U'.'i brilliant journalist, fit jears old today. Frank H. Hitchcock. Postmaster General of the United stat-'s, 1:, yours old tod a v. William J. Calhoun. Enited States minister to China, ( years old today. Vice Admiral Sir Frederic W. Fisher, .noted British' naval officer, 61 years

n'd today. "Tins dvtm iv iiistohv." October . 1762 BrUisa stormed and look, Manila,

MM) PI 7J.l'S POLIO-;. Charles Howard, section foreman for the 1 ndia r,a imi j s & Citieinnatl Trac'ion Company at S::- :b viile u.tv; the police a niNstery to fnl e by hndiug on a pile of eros.-tos a l.loo.l-stalufd handkerchief and a bull, t that had evidently been fir --1 from a H2-ealibor revolver. The hb-j.d a; tie.ired to l-e from a human hemg an I the bullet luole'-d like it iniciit have 1, en tc.k. n front a wound, but the police have been tillable to find an f xplatiat ion for the discovery. No reports of any shooting accidents havo been made to the officers. mom:i. lost :t i:hs. For mi. A i'itrs. coctair ;-..; $7" in bills, accidentally linsi'i'ii ii. to the St. Joseph River at South Bend three yeans ag) liy Mrs. Jer.-c.ie I 'er kic.s while the was erosstne ;i bride, as recovered today by pearl tishors, tie- pocket book being brought up with a scoop of mud. The

bills were in go...l condition, the water not haviag dat'.iaged the inside of the purse.

Washington, D. C, Oct. 0. The middle West promises to be the storm centre of the national political campaign the coining week. Governor Wilson will be heard in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Ohio. Colonel Roosevelt will visit the same section and will be heard in several cities of Illinois a day or two before the appearance of the Democratic standard-bearer. Governor Marshall. Democratic candidate for Vice President, expects to devote the week to Illinois. Iowa and Wisconsin. Republicans and Democrats of Rhode Island will hold their State conventions to name candidate for goveoior and other State officers and representatives in Congress. The trial of Police Lieutenant Becker for the murder of Herman Rosenthal, which is expected to be one of the most notable criminal trials that has taken place ia this country in years, is scheduled to begin in New York City on Monday. The by-election in the MaeDonald constituency in Manitoba, which is fixed for Saturday, is attracting international attention from the fact that reciprocity with the United States Is figuring as the most prominent Issue In the contest. Many educators of wide note will gather at South Hartley, Mass. ,on Tuesday for a two days' celebration of the seventy-fifth anniversary of the foundindg of Mount Hol oke College, which, is the oldest institution In America for the higher education of women. Another event of the week of inter- st in educational circles wilt be the formal inauguration and dedication of the Rice Institute at Houston, Texas. The institute is said to be one of the rich?st. culeges in America and possesses and endowment of approximately $ 10,00'). 000. left by the late, William Marsh Rice, for whoso alleged murder in New York some years ago Albert T. Patrick is serving a life sentence In Sing Sing prison. Monday is the day fixed for the reassembling of the British house of commons for the autumn session. The programme for the session is a heavy one, especially when the importance of the legislat ion is considered. Foremost on the agenda are Home Rule, Welsh Disestablishment, the Franchise Bill and a measure to allow trads unions to contribute to funds for the support of Labor members of parliament. During the week James Whttcomb Riley, the beloved Hoosler poet, is to the center of the greatest ovation ever tenderd an Amriean writer. Monday wil bo the poet's birthday anniversary and during the week special exercises in honor of the occasion will be hid in the public schools and In literary and art societies throughout the country. A total eclipse of the sun ia to take place Thursday, but it will be Invisible in the United States except as a very small partial eclipse in Florida and the southern portion of the Gul States. The path of totality will cross South America from a point near Quito, Ecuador, to Rio Janeiro, BrailL. thence southeast across the Atlantic ocean. Canadian historical ard patriotic societies will join at the end of the week in a suitable celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of the battle of oueeuston Heights, in which the British were victorious over the American invaders, though they lost their valiant commander, General Sir Isaac Brook. On Saturday exercises in observance of the centenary will bo held on the battlefield, which is marked by a magnificent monument of General Brock.

reached him. The widow and four children survive Weltfeldt. BOYS (DMT1SS TO MOmF-Il.

Harrv Bereer. 17 years old, anil Ed

ward Mever, 21 years old, of Janesviile,

today, according to the pollc confess

ed

to having- attacked Matilda Bergs-

Bart: fand ne believe not ho

terman last. Monday night. The woman was so severely injured that she later died. Both are now being held in Jail at Janes-viHe. The woman's father first was accused of the crime, but with the

confession of th

bovs he was released.

AUTIOLF.S OF 1 C'OHFOH ATIOX.

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Articles of Incorporation have been tiled with the secretary or state as fol- j lows: I Indianapolis Llederkr inz Hall Aso- j elation; to purchase property for a homo for the organization at 1421 East ; Washington street; capital stock, .- 000 ; directors, 1'eter Lie'c.r, Gustav Don- ! gus. Otto Graf and others. ' Central Brokerage Company, Indiana- : p.dls; capital stock. $10,000; directors. I Mark II. Miller, R. Ward Maeey, Jr., F. 1 A. Ma cry. j United Sales Company, Indianapolis; j

a department store; capital 1

stock. $li',00; directors, A. M. Cook. -'. M. Strong. William 1 1. Kerschner. Atlas Cloak and Suit Company, In-

F0;" I'OKK F)1IM", oilomo'.v Cmintv is fu-iiiL' a pork

for the coming winter, and it 1st

1 O -a i to. short tiro,, there u-O ! operate

enough hes hi the county tot

supply th" f.imets with their winter j meat. 1 1 n-s are dvinc ratiilv through-)

,,ut the ,o:::.tv. one farmer recentl v ! '""oHs; capital stock. $10,000; direclost. 2e head 1, cholera. Those whose 'tors, John C. Kelly. Isidore Feibieman, lings are n-.t diseased are rushing them : Marearet B. Kelly. to' market, not even keeping enough Ciumi.ia Shoe Company. Indianapolis for tl eir own tn.-at I apital stork. J10,ce0; directors. Morris i:IMK I I'lt.lll liKU-TIl M iov i,r"! 1,ora "orowltz, Henry and Oscar The political pnrt.e-i of Bartholomew j '" c,.UIv a.e p . O i n 4 forth eveiv possible Coloraa! Hotel Company. Indianapolis, effort to get the voters out to register t ';'l'Ha! st ock , $:..'.; directors. Charles next Monday, but the voters are not re - j Thomas. Olive M. Thomas. Edward E. spomh'.g re.oiilv to their eenrts. But j Kheinmoyer. little Inter, st is I cintr shown lv the Th- Sterling AVisorber Company, Wa-

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Many vol- is have moved, but few crtit;. litis h-jvc beer, tssind, and the indications now are that the final registration will be li-rht. FT. l li!l M IKOVs. Wilh.un Welt fol.lt. T,0 years old. of

t.e, was. drowned in sn'itf r Angola, Steuben Couth y, stou tly tiff r !"' o'clock, when ovet turned, throwing WeitChrit Heeorfcid Into the hhor could swim, but Hegerd to .itch the ovi .-turned !.,: W'eitleid- struggled In for several minutes and

h naii y a tight him by i' I. '-or him to the side of I Ic.t. Thete Weitfcldt

Fort V Lake, a row!-, ffldt a: w at '!'. fcld ma boat at the wn H . c M hair, 'ii overt u r:

hash; capital stock. fr.. 000; directors. 1 Marshall Tillman, Charles Huff, Josepa

K aiser. Notice of the with-lrawal of the Smith I'ren-.ler Typewriting Company friun Ind ' a in has been el lb. The dissolution of the Trl-Cour.ty

I Ft. Hit iter Telephone Company bus been an nou need. j Woodland Cemetery Association indii nnapoiis; to operate a burial grout: 'I ; (directors. Clyde N. Skil'.man. Ray C-

Dodge, Morris L. Baughani. Not b e has been field of the pavment of the r tpital stock of the Gary &

i Western Railroad Company, in the sum

the j r,F $"l"i ooO, the, '

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pired arid liee'-rfeblt sustained the WANT CAN BE SOLD IF dead body for an huur before rescuers j VERTISE IX THE TIMEsJ

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