Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 225, Hammond, Lake County, 6 March 1917 — Page 3

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ENGLAND ffliLL SURRENDER GEO. I MCON TO TOE U. S.

Gary Military Prisoner to Be Extradited in Ger- j man Spy Plot.

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I Tho indictment eharus that S-ir.il r, I AVuittn-nl-rr and J ..-n on "w lit iiily, knou i un 1 , unlawfully ami feloniously " (711du-t.il friii Jan. 1. i : 1 .5 to Kh. 21, K17. military opera' ions against Great hritam in this country. Jt is also j -'lavfrt d that Paeon was s nt to Kii).;j land and Ireland to ji.-t a s-p.v ami that at 1. ast Jl.whi was si'.'-n Hp hull for expenses.

! It i.s loomed .from federal officials Sro di-;rt-t court. :-toon lad I'ri-' tVit Kulledee lluihorfoid and (barb-; dav i'h two i!,TH)!.ii propocandNt s last inKs are detained in Holland an.i "as jhidiei.-d in Now Yorls on the- charre Ambrose .1. Knmbert is under close sur-f-'t'i'io tip a n. ilk-try t t: I orpr ise voj . ,., ,., j,, , -openhaKr-n. all three hav.K.ir..st a e:o ern ir-on t with i:om w e ins 1 ( -n sent l fo.-tl by Sanih-r anl are at peaee. AVunnenberg. Tiiese u,.-u arc 'free .Albert A. Sander K.irl AV. Wun- j r, , s,,r, ,.,. ,,,, Wt.u Known i nenherg. arrested h.-ro by the United j tius .;;.,-. Stat s K.-rn-t s.- r ice, an.i w ho wore in- " . . dieted will! ltfloon !u.j 1-lon.lod Pot j nrr m.lKIO l.k- r..nt.f propl. t,,,,t'- lv,:',u'"' ,rh,i Ji:,1i:" 'ssion '!'"iwk. ..re llvln nil over the V. S. A tuo pi-wilts wore released on ItS.r .o j .1,,,.rition to TlIK TIMES nlll Hare

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SOLDIERS CAUGHT PIJJESSEIIBEB: Four of Co. G, First Indiana, Arrested Him Trying to Cross Into Mexico.

BEAR ERAND YARN Demonstration All next week.

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BEAR BRAND YARN Demonstration All next week.

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ment awaiting your inspection. Peerless styles ihoima they are everyone the quality i.s equally M orthy of. our eonsideration. The colors are the most effective in the new Spring fabrics. All in all, thc-sp arc The prr-:;?t styles and host values we have c-ti-beon able to offer onr patrons. For Wednesday we are featuring Suits at

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-- these are made of finest all wool Poplin?, Serges and Gabardines ir. the newest shades. The stylos are simply beautiful.

Snappy Styles in Spring Coats Original styles in Spring Coats new ideas hitrh waisted effects, lieljed models, immense collars, large pockets, etc. There's an air .of sprightliness in these Coats that appeals to old and young and they look so well so stylish on any figure. At 10.98 and at 13.98

-you'll find an exceptionally heautifui selection of styles in the most favored materials and newest colors. Yolour ''iaitN. Poplins, Ripple (loth and Serges, in Apple Creen, Rose, .Magenta. Tan. Navy, ( open and Old Gold. Sizes for all. In the $10.98 showing you'll find a number of styles designed for the young miss. A Special Clearance of Women's Fine Worsted Dresses Recently Purchased $20 to $25 Serge Dresses, $14,75 The announcement of this Dress Sah should crowd this department tomorrow. Ivlpo-rmt Scr.oc Dresses in a wide ra litre of effective models to meet nml liloo r.-

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Mexico, awl C.onor-il Carranza. j Tills was h-arnoil Today from two; mon who helped to make the arr-st j ami thoir story was fully suhstantlat- j f.fl in on interview with two ranking ' officers of the rnited States army, j wlinse names must be withhold for oh- j ious reasons. j l.rrman "Messenger C'auicht. Vor 1! i ustorff's m- ssonR-r is said to j have left Washington about four weeks j

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INJE MINUTES "Pape's Diapepsin" makes j sick, sour, gassy stom- ! achs feel fine. j - i Time it! In live mimites voir sour, j acid stomach ft els fine. Mo indigestion, heartburn, or h.dching of khs. or eruc-f talions -f undisr.-sted food. n dizziness. , bloat infJ, foul br-aili or headache. Tape's Thapopsin is noted for its sp, o i in swocU-nintt upset st-vtnnchs. It is 'he surest (juick.st and most certain store-; rich antacitl m the w'hoie world and b. - ! sides, it Is harmb-ss. j Millions of men and woman now -at ' their favorite foods without fear they) know Tape's Diapepsin will save them! from such misery. j Please, for your sake, get a. lar.ee i fifty-cent case of Pape'.s Diapepsm from? any .drug store and put your stomach riu'ht. Don't keep on being miserable , life is too short you are not here lonp. j so make your stay agreeable. Eat what j you like and en.ioy it, without dread of! acid ferment a tionn in the stomach. i rape's Piapepsin belongs in your j home anyway. Should one of the family eat poinethmp which don't agree with:

them, or in case of an attack of indi- j Zira.nfrraann proposition to Car.-anza j irritate the surrounding tissu-. testion. dyspepsia, gastritis or stoma, ii through Minister von E kardt at Jh-x-i This announcement will im.r.s! derangement due to fermentation aml'i. o City. Tt was planned that on ores- I many women here, for it is said that the acidity, st daytime or durine the night. ! sins the Rio Grande river .".t a def-itr-j present high-heel footwear is T'tittin-: ii is bandy to cive the qujekct. ?uret i it-d point he would i.. no t by a j corns on prai-t i.-ally ' ery woman's feet. ... i ! 'n - H ' b .-I . ..' -i.ir:.- -fl- rural. --, i , e:e' -- -l.

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