Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 253, Hammond, Lake County, 24 April 1918 — Page 4
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j duced to wholesale starvation, and desolation. Vast j tracts of tlic richest and most industrious "districts of
The Lake County Times Daily except Ssfjraay and Sunday. Entered at the postor'floe 1:1 Hayitiioii-J. June" 2s, 1 9 0 (5 . The T!mM East Chicstfo-In-Rana llar'.io-. daily except Sunday. Entered at t.le postoffice in East Chicago. November lt. 191J. The Lake Ctmntv Times Saturday and AAVefcly Edition, fc-ntered at the postoffice tn Hammond. February 4. l'lThe Gary Evening fimes Daily exc-pt Sunday. Watered at the postoffice in Garv. April 13, 112. All under- the act of March 3. 1579. as second-class ralifr.
KORKKiV P12 Rector Build. n. .
l)VEKTtI(i OFFUT.
Europe have been deliberately stripped "and plunged into famine, solely in order that the invaders might make war cheaply. Irregular troops, contrary to all the practices of war, hae been s stemat ieally murdered, and civil popuiat ions indiscriminately massacred, solely to spread terror. A regular system of inKfr'ous terrorism has been directed against civilians as horrible as anything in the history of civil or religious wars. Large and populous cities have been, not once, but 20. 30, JO times, bombarded and burnt, and the women and chi!-
ToliticalA nnouncementsv
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NOTICE TO CANDIDATES. , primary on May 7. 131S. Eequantn for announcements mnst bo, 3-25- HOWARD II. K'EMP.
accompanied by publication fee in con.
I formlty with the law.
TKI.KPIIONKS. . 1 Hammond fprlvate ex, .-hange) 8100. 3101. 3101 1
(tan lor whatever department wanie.i 1 Hary Offir- Telephone. 1ST Nassau i- Tho'n.pYo'n,' K iY Chicago! ....... .Teieph 'Tie 931 F. L. Evans. K a s t Cm capo Telephone S42-R East Chlea.-.. The Times.' '". Telephone 51 Indiana Ha'hor .News Dealer) Telephone S02 Indiana Ha! Cor (Reporter an t Class. Adv.). Telephone -3 Whltm . . TK phone SO-M Cr'i'cn Point .".".".. .. ." Telep 2
Larger Paid-Up Circulation Than Any Two Other Papers in the Calumet Region.
If ytvt have any plaint Immediately ' Te.e Times will ry unsolicited am.-
trouble jyettlne The Time make com
- tne c!r-"i afi.-n department
not he resp ns'.ble :
e or I ' 1 1 r s ant wih 1
t he return of ; not 'i ati eiv- j
Republican Ticket. rOB COUNTY TREASURER.
dr n in them wantonly slaughtered, with the sole object j EDITOR TIMKS: of inflicting sun-ring". Ml this has been done not in ! I '! announce throuah your paper
, ; to tlie voters mat Kalpli i- ' ' ' he calculating ferocity or , for tpn yvftrs ,,,.,.llty tr,,,MIr. r of Lake (County, iisks to bo promoted to treas-
liOUfch it. might have i urt-r. The date of tlie Republican
primaries Is May 7. 1'jlS. "A Kind woru ... . . 1...T.. , . T. ,oI..t l0t tO
.ir,,,,,,,...! :,. ,1,., . . , ,, , , 1 IDrfins uuio 10 )"U. 1 1
in n,,- i.hiiimi r on i: it in iv kimicw renriiBiy. t
shortly before the surrender
I Iarrion.
then, are true now. Julius C.-is.-:,.. in his llnmmeti. ! Tcu are authorizrd to announce to the
I. rs of Lake County that
- til,.... . ..nnnnt on Ol
nnst the Germans demonstrated the noss. s- i ... ., , i'iu,iv on
smn oi aU the rudiments of th.-ir modern "ktiltur." If the liei.ui.ii. an ticket. suhj''' t to the
! i.' no new thine: and linmlreik r.r lU.-n-.-.n.t I, .;,.,J : i.rui,-.p of the rrlmnries en Msy
Chlraeo i
. license or passion, but by
scientific soldiers." Tlie ;.bove was noi 'written
been, yesterday, last week, last month, or last year.
TOR TRUSTEE CALUMET TOWNSHIP ! IMitor TIMES: I'Ifrtse announce to tlie voters of lum :-t Township, that I will Lm cHiididatt! for the nomination lor Town- j ship Trust.., subject to the decision of tie? lo. puljlicon primary. 3 -r- W. J. WILLIAMS.
THE PASSING
SHOW
l:rad''
t rue liirio rime
liar
of
the surrender of Par's. Frederick!
the writer, is .still niivo. H. statements w .rt ! Editor TIMES: are true now. .Iiilms Case:;- in his I'ommen-i Tcu are authorizrd to announc
rates events hi:-h show that even h, fore the KcpubUcun .
nous communications. Sh-Tt inttrest printed at discretion.
;nc
d letters t general
vottcf; to i'HscniBV".n. If you fail to rece-ve y.nr copy of Thk Timfs as promptly a yoj have in the pist. please do not think It has been lost or was not sent on time Remember that toe n"rn,Ij o ra tii..,i....I he tu-trent IlleVf ni'nt of
troops and their supplo; that there is unusual pressure i speech, has this to say about the farmer:
various part? of the .--MinTy for toon ana i-iei. j i :i i armor l;- tli mo.-t m.-iliened an
I". a in In this war if this sinister thine lutely and interh txterminated forever b ot civilization a r rated against it.
not abso-
th
orcf s
1
I respectfully ask their support In my.
THOMAS r. r.OhERT3. !
aiuli'.acy.
3-7
TOR TE.CSTH1E NORTH TOWNSHIP. : ieistor TIMES: j I'lcist announce to the voters of; North Township, that 1 will bo a! cae.rlidntc; for the licrolnatlon for Township Trustee, subj--. t to the decision of tie- Kcpuhlicaii primary. WM. E. VATEFt. TOR TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP. I i i o r TI.MKS: Kind 'y anm ,inco to th' voters of North Town.r,ip, that I will bo a candi- ! dat.- for the i,. .?niua t ion f.r Tunnhip i Tru . j-'.lije.-t tlie decision of the;
to I 11M11 .in priii, ary. I M. WII.COi'KSOX.
THE wlf. has about determined TO receive plans and specifl'aii r
TWIN beds since Jude C'dhns fF" Indianapolis riled that a HI'S HAND had a vishi. to kok his WIFE if she h'C;ed the whole be i.
vrne pe.,p'.
Wodnosflny. April 24. 1 i 1 S. an to break all records.
WE don't blame the saloonmen I'fiR ftoing into the restaurant bu -res YOt; neer pick up a newspaper ANT F.nd where one man has atia. ked enrfher WHII.K i:nd-r the infl,ienc- of hean-
I AFTER this war is over WE Just want to hunt some p-ar. j where the fish are so vicious j THAT we have to go behind a lr1 ' hail a hook , AXD have no thoushts of !).. ,. . ! row.
honestly they . -ed to have the roup
i. note ii h 'I in-;
grer.t ieil of fore-
pa-
( Mir
THE FARMER AND HIS. much a -Inured friend. Abe Martin.
the railroads have more business than they can promptly. For that reason many trains are lat Ttmkb has Increased its mailing equipment and
operating In every way with to expedite delivery. Even so.
handle The 1 s c o-
he postoffU-e department d-lsys are inevitable be.
cause of the en.nnimn d-mands upon the ratiro the withdrawal of mm from many lines of work.
ads and
UNDERWOOD'S CALM JUDGMENT. "I think it is domnn.trated beyond quest ion. '" says Senator Underwood of Alabama, "that if tbere bad been a resistance on the part of the railroads in taking them under Government control they could not have ben taV en over until there was legislation by the Congress of the 1'nited CfEe!.M Such a statement, coming from one of the foremost democrats fn the Senate, forms a striking testimony to the patriotism of the railroad managers. nd their, willingness to accept p.ny condition that would enable tbem the better to handle th enormous pmotf of emerefnev transportation. Te railroads, in f 'l realization
in a :co nt
least tinder-
stood feller in th' country t'day, an' for years he's been regarded as legitimate pick in for ever slicker that lie came in contact with. Th' criticism o' th' farrier comes from folks that don't know a shoat from a geldin". They
nnow mat t;ier food an' ?h' clot Iks on 'her back.-; comes i
from th' farms, bin they have n .;,.,a th- worry ;,npatience an" labor that produces '. m. A good fanner nntsf lic.oo,.- ;....oi;.. ...
:. iiiiniint'iii an wii.in t worR. a combma- I
tmn r,-:rely me- wib in th' ci.y. We -,n know how l.-nd .t is f be intelligent an' liave f work with our hands. Th' very nature o' farmin" makes it imperative that th' farmer live in th country fer removed from all th' empty flubdubsan- artificiality 4y th' sea's o' intellect so he's
kind'
fid iter TIMES: Kindly announce my name as a candidate for-tho office of fount. v Treasurer on the. Republican tick' t, subject to the will tf the voters at the primarUs to
be held in May 7. 131S. i date f, r ,. ln.( , .,, S-13- LOUIS - ELER. i -rru . , , ., ...ui, j,-ct t.. t h,- J
I iil-licnn primary. 1--' .!dfv
T 11 AT the neighbor'., CBf, now in the naternity hospital
; I'ltOnAPl.Y Just, to how I ! riot ic she i s I IXTENIjS to o ersuhsci ih
TOR TRT7STEE NORTH TOWNSHIP.! KITTEN con 1 1 1 bu t ion in g
i-'!i' r TIMES:
innounc
SO-ME lrr;ullitiv Soul ; 'ITH a hiirninpr desire to have n' !i . j truth i HANTS to know why we me
ALWAYS jumpint: on Tro'zky WE'LL, because ),e looks a.s if he u a vr.v care! ss bow he ate his of t -ho; v,j ; - s ANn we Rrr. n addition convinced THE he smells awful. I HI TH EE sprint haste amn OER winter war underwear simply en n 't ia ;t
h a way
For another washinal
I
tie voters of I Lake COlintv that I iIU v..,
.... - - va nuKiai '"wiisinp, t!,ai 7 win be a cendi- ! for renorninat ion for the fjit;, ,,e
for Township ; cutln attorney, subject to the repubiicisjon of t.he ' can primaries.
JUDGE SUPERIOR COUHT NO 1
Editor TIMKS: I-base announce to the voters of Lake, i;,jj,or TIAIT:? i - - .
County that I will b- n cnn'im.ie mr the P.epuhll an nominatien of JudKft of the Lake Superior Court. Room 1, to suc- .. . . . ..,tr nt the
ceea myse.i, subject io i"- ; j, rrlmaries O be h"ld May 7th. and :
i I earnestlj ask the suf port ol ani .1 r.t--i-rr
I S-4- VIRtill. i"'"1'1-
f-ELPKT.
a-ii-
CLTDE HUNTER.
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-ot.
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j Editor TIMES: j Eecouse of the many requests from
ase .-renounce my i,ame as a candl- m"ry farts of the county I have decided "ii Em Republican tickets for town-' to announce my candidacy for proaecut-t-u.-toe for t'alumet tow nh1p. sub-'lr'e altorney, subject to the decision of
primary .May 7. 191 S. THOMAS MATTHEWS.
tlie republican primaries.
-16-i JAMES A. PATTERSON.
Editor TIMES: kindly announce my nime as a candt-
JTTDOE SUPERIOR COURT NO. 2.
Editor TIMES: I "" ,h,J Eepublican ticket for town1 .ease announce to the voters of Lake! ship trustee for North township, subject - . . - . oitntrt for, to the rriamrv Vnv 7 1 re c
regarded as somethin' different an' apart from th' eon- I L. ;. ' , 1, "n t.W Jud of i C. L. ,AncV rou-t,:p
eiai mil o Human bein s. Ther seems f he a deen root
ed an' pop lar, belief that th' farmer is stinsy that he's a skinner; that he don"t know who discovered America, an' that he ha no use ler town folks. It ha been whispered about (hat th" farmer is -jest genuinely an' cpsen tially meant He's ciiticised fer gettin shaved an' he's criticised fer not eettin' his hair rut ofiener; he's crit
icised fer makin' money an' he's criticised fer bein' i shiftless. We often hear it .'aid that ;h" farmer is th' i
thu Lake Superior Court. Room .m. i. , subject to the decision of th I'rimaries. j May 7th. 19l. I earnestly solicit the, support of all. JOHN D. KENNEDY. 3-5- East Chicago. Inl.
Ex-Alderman. 1st AVard, Hammond.
TOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Editor T-I MjES: A'IU you please announce to the republicans of Lake County that I will be
j a candidate for renomlnation for the ! office of County Surveyor, which I now j hold, before the republican primaries j on May 7? ' 3-12 RAY SEELET.
I
riease announce to the votets of Lake
, ! County that I will bo a cameo-,. v-
the Republican nomlnatioi d Judxte ot i the Lake Superior Court. Room No. 2. to :
most invleppndent member o' society that he has all j succeed myself, -ubect to the primaries:
in cream an' meat he wants. Th' fu msr 1 indcaon,!. I of May .. 1.1"j.
of their riebvs. took nn step? to impede th o;eratton j enx necu. he works hard an produce what he eonof the President s proclamation. On the contrary, their sumes. City people are independent becuz no matter artion shows that the only object in the mind of all was i how hard they work or how much ther worth, they
u render efficient service to the Government in its great crisis. Other lawyers of national prominence agree with Mr. Underwood in his view of the matter.
3-9-
AV ALTER -T. HARPY.
TOR CORONER.
i. mor ilMU: CLERK LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. I vill be a candidate for the republi- i Editor TIMES: an iiommati'fi for coroner of Lake' Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county, subject to the decision of the1 County that I will be a candidate en the iroualies on May 7. ' Republican ticket for nomination t
DR. n. E. EVAN'S. ! ste-eeed myself, to the offiee of Clerk j Lake Superior Court, subject to the de-cisic-n of the I'rimaries to be held May
7th. 1915. ! 2-16 HERBERT L. W II EATON.
3-8-
IT IS TREASONABLE TO HOLD WHEAT.
Editor TIMES: Kindly announce through your publication tiiJ t 1 will be a candidate for the cf'iee ef Cororer for Lake County nt the primary to be held May 7, 1918. subject to the will of the republ! an voters." 3'15- dr. a. (iior.i; i. (Jary, Ind.
i H'iNiiSTLY it sra-es on our sense of he ' erna I things I TO h ar sorr.-e brainy chap explaining j why the Liberty Loan is a safe ir;ve-'-
I1,eiit j EE'.U"SE anybody REQI'IRINO an xplana t ten of that i kiiid .uhl to be Kite n 2 hours to fct : out of tou n. I "E tried to rhyme with kaiser 't. l ; I can hnriTly Ihink J I'VE used up seven fountain pens, al-o ; a rjua rl of ir.k i IE I could rhyme wiih kaiser a etory ; I eeuld tell ' RUT since I can't I wih that he and : the word were boih in hell. ! ALL the kaiser will have to sit rn i when this war is ever is a ' SCEPTRE i ' AND not a throne. THE man who praises himself i IS never popular with the people who THINK that he ought to be PRAISINt; others. YOU ea.-,'t make a libera! soul out of A TIGHTWAD ANYMORE than you can make i A SILK purse out of a sow's ear.
The Food Administration has given notice that it will look with disfavor upon the holding of wheat from market and where investigation shows unpatriotic in
tent, will order the seizure of the wheat on the ground i
that the holders are guilty of giving aid and comfort to the enemy. This announcement is the outcome of action taken in the case of two men in New Mexico who were farmers and storekeepers and who had In their posses
sion 1,600 bushels of wheat they had raised themselve J
and 4.200 bushels they had bought. The men were of Herman extraction but the announcement does not stale whether they were native born Americans or whether thev had been naturalized. The men had refused to sell the wheat at the ruline price. The Food Administration's announcement states the facts and then says: "The Food Administration has taken the position that the withholding of his wheat from the trade, Kemrtcnich Lrothers. are guilty of giving aid and comfort to the eneny. On this ground it has authorized the New Mexico administrator to seize the entire supply and place it in eireui.vion. "Reports of several similar cases have been rereived, but no definite action has been taken except in this one instance. The Food Administration has announced, however, that where investigation shows unpatriotic intent ihe wheat will he seized. Allowances will b made for what is needed for seeding purposes and personal use." Since giving aid and comfort to the enemy is treason i is apparent that holders of wheat under the circumstances described by the Food Administration are liable to much more serious punishment than the seizure of the grain. In view of the fact t hat large quantities of wheat have not yet been sold by the producers, the action of the Food Administration in this case, and the announcement that the action , was taken because the holders gave no satisfactory explanation of their refusal to sell, w ill be of wide interest to grain growers. The Food Administration's announcement does not say whnt explanation was given in this case for refusal to sell, but the statement that they refused to sell, "at the ruling price," leaves the inference that they werti holding for more money. It is quite likely that the new policy adopted by the Food Administration will tend to maKe farmers let go their wheat holdings, rather than take the chance of prosecution if their explanations prove unsatisfactory to the Food Administrator.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Editor TIMES: ; " ' 1,1 "e repu :,i: an voters. i-ditor ii.mi.s: 4u voter of Lake i 315 DTi. A. G I ORG I. i riease announce to the voters of Lake
j depend almost directly on th' farmer's ability f produce. , .' ' , nl;1 candidate for the1 . . Gary, Ind. ' County thst I will be a candidate for
Instead o' eternally knockin th farmer, we should be j republican nomination for Judse of the, renomlnation for the ofric of County very glad that ther is still men who have th' patience ' Lake Superior Court. Room No. 2, ub-t Editor TIMES: Comruiss.cner Tor first district, subject an' skdl an' inclination an' strength f cultivate soil ! J-t to the vote of the primary election.; w ypu pIeaSe announce t the re-j ; IT" f the repubhC&n Pri" . . . nf,v : 1HS. I enrmstlv ask lnxestitta- publican voters of Lake c... .. inaries, jlay ,.
an pioauce t u mines that su.-tain us. Farmin' is th , ' " , , , ,V(,P,htf th,. sunnort ,,m . . .. ' . . , 3-18- GEORGE o. SChaaf.
, , .... . .... ' lion, mm hardest kind o woik an th returns are fti most uncer- ! of a;j. tain. A farmer depends on the weather an' his ability I 3-13-to hipnotize somchuddy f help him. Jfe's at th' merer i
o' grasshoppers, Hessian flies, eround hrrj an' m-ieo ' TOB JUDQE, buuji a AYill you phase announce that I am a
fivers TIC farmer -rC v i - f,ma , , Editor TIMES: , DR. I". W. SAVES. candidate for renomination on the renxtrs. Th farmer an his family wotk from sun r.,.,RSC announce to the voters of Lake ! publican ticket for Sheriff of Lake
tin sun down. l here s no eight-hour day or an hour I v lh.-.t x will be a candidate for
I earn-tlv nsK- inf-Mit,- rr,w,,-nn voters of Lake countv that i'
found wor'hy. tie: support; wm be H andi.late for nomination to!
: l. io office of .oroner at the republican j DANIEL J. MOHAN. j primartes May 7 and that I respectfully; POR SHERIFF. ; solicit th..- support of the republican! Editor TIMES:
TOR JUDGE, ROOM 3. , vet. I 'I-'";
Editor TIMES
Off fer lunch on a farm. Farmers are livin' better than 'renomination for the office of Judse., Phase announce to the voters of Lake
ever before an' ther entitled f all tbe conveniences an- 1 Room 2. Laku Superior Court, at ,ary. v ouniy mat 1 am a candidate for Coro
pleasures that town neonle eniov for thev i-o-ii ' "bjet to tlie
ducprs of all that's essential t' life an' happiness. An'
my friends, after th" smoke clears away, we'll find that j th' farmer has bought more Liberty bonds an' worn few- ' er lapel buttons, an' made fer less noise than bis town I Uditr
critic. Thiers no crowded nickel the-aters an' pensioners
' , . . ... . ... l.i.i.n . ,f thti rpnuh ios n tie r on f Ii. t ,.o 1. 1 i . . i , . t - . . .
o.wo--'.. v.. .... . , '.oii-...i. ii.m-i, tuuject to
I primaries. May 7
CHAIH-ES E. GREEN WALD.
he decision of the voters to be exprcnad at primaries. May 7, 1918. AV1LLIAM H. MIUESCH. M. D.
publican ticket for Sheriff of
County, subject to tne decision ot tue primaries to be held May 7, and I respectfully solicit the support of all republicans? 3-19- LEW BARNES.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
EUY A IIBERTY BOND. TIMES: !
I Please nnn on ee that I have with-; Editor TIMES: ! 1 rirmvu as a candidate for the republican! Please announce mr r.ame e-,i.!
on thrift out in th' country, an' th' only thine on a farm ! nomination ef the superior court. j da'e for the office of County Assessor i
that hainr helpin' t' win th' war is th' dog " 4-4- '.. 1LLIA.4 M. DUNN. I on the Republican ticket, subject to the;
will of the voters at the primaries to I
ONE SHOT MAY BE FATAL.
saved
A sincle shot, well directed, micht have
chine gun. j The same machine gun certainly would have held I
off the attacking enemy and prevented the los of a trench. This trench was the key to an entire position, ami with its fall a whole salient was doomed. Falling back from the salient the defending army division after division, was forced to give ground, until finally there was nothing left but surrender. For lack of a single shot, therefore, a cat-.se was sacrificed and whole nations were enslaved. Are you going to hold back your money, then, which invested in Liberty bonds, might provide that one shot, so vital to the success of free men in this, the greatest baitle for civilization in all time?
FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. Editor TIMES: Please announce my r.ame as a candl-
be held in May 7,
-7-
1913.
TOR CONSTABLE. j Editor TIMES: ' I'iense announce my r.ame as a candlidate for constable for Calumet township.
Lake county. Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subjeet to the rrimary. May 7, 191S. 4-1 j- PETE PERSON.
AVM. BLACK.
t ia a- j date fer the office of Township Assessor1 Editor TIMES: j 'of Calumet Township. Lake County, In- I l''-i?e announce my name as a candl- !
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake
diana, on the Republican ticket, subject j dte for the office of County Assessor I County that I will be a candidate for
to the will of the voter? at the primaries , on the Republican ticket. Mibjeet to the - nomination for one of Hie four Rcpre-
to be held iu May .. 1913. 3.4. John m'eadden.
will of the voterK nt the primaries to
bo held in May 7. 191?. 3-T- HERMAN MEETER.
t
El;or TIMt.S: j Please, announce my name as a candl-, COMMISSIONER FIRST DISTRICT, date for the office of North Township! Editor TIMES: Assessor of Lake County. Indiana, on! You may announce that I will be a the Republican ticket, subject to t he ' cam! i 1 a t e for County Cumniisioner for will of the voters at the primaries to tlie Eirst District on the republican be held ill May 7. 191S. ticket ut the May lu.marv. 3-9- JAMES CLEMENTS. I 3-S- H. II. D1LS.
sentaticei to the legislature from Lake
County on trie Republican ticket, (subject to tlie primary of May 7. 131S. and ask support of all favoring good and progressive legislation. 3-22- CHARLES G. KINGWILL.
GERMAN KULTUR NOT A NEW THING. "Every village they have passed through has been the victim of what is only organized pillage. Every city has been practically sacked, ransacked on system; Its citizens plundered, its civil authorities terrorized, imprisoned, outraged, or killed. The civil populations have been, contrary to the usage of modern warfare, forced to serve the- invading armies, brutally put to death, re-
EXPRESSMAN arrested at East Chicago as he was delivering eight gallon of whiskey consigned to Gary judge. Can't police understand that a judge is just as likely to be subject to snake bites as any one else?
diana. on the Republican ticket. Subject to the primaries he l May 7. 191 S. 3-5- HENRY AYELLNER.
XOAV that all the German-American alliances are disbanding the Grand Rapids Press is worried as to where la follette will find a place to spend a pleasant evening.
Editor TIMES:
Kindly announce that 1 will be a candidate for re-nominiitl' n for Justice of
like the ford runabouts we see where von Tirpitz de-i the Peace on the Republican twket at
FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. j POR STATE SENATOR. Editor TIMES: i R.,ter TIMES: Kindly announce that I will be a can-; Announce to the oters of Lake Pordidate for rc-nominati ii for the o.Tice of ,rr. jasper and Newton r.mnti..' .h,
township assessor for North township , bl. candidate for r. nomination 1 on the repv.bli-nn tUket at the primaries for ,,. ri)i)ioll of st,tp Ppna,,,r f rom 1 on . May the 7th. litis thi1 jjnt district, my candidacy being!1 3-21 Hl.Ri. E. LICHEE. i ,,;.., ,,, .,.,.;,. '... !
... ... j ,.., primaries. '
Editor TIMES: j Please announce my name as a candl- I
date for Justice of the Peace for and
in Calumet Township, Lake County. In-
j Editor TIMES: please announce to the voters of Lake j County that 1 will be a candidate for the nomination for representative to the
legislature from Lake County on the
I republican ticket, subject to the prima j ries of May 7th. 1918. 1 3-3- OTTO G. KI FIELD.
D. M. KINDER.
IF those forthcoming ford submarines are anything
st rovers are going to be baffled.
. the primaries on May the 7th. 1913. I JOSEPH H. CoTliEUY.
! Justice of the Peac. The poor f.sh said the other! 3-11- " Cdi Uroadway.
KATSER still kidding
ua; , v i.at na . e i not uone to preserve tne world Iromi
this horror?''
A3 Abe. Martin says, why is it necessary to solicit any red-bloodod Americans to buy bonds?
, JUSTICE OF PEACE, CENTER TAVP.
Editor TIM LIS: Please announce that I will be a candidate for renomination for Justice of
the Peace of Center township, to suc-t FOR FEOSECUTINO ATTORNEY. cced myself, on the Republican ticket, Editor TIMES: f-ubjoct to the will of the voters at the! Mske announcement to the voters of
FOR SENATOR. Edi'or TIMES: Please aenounee to the voters of Lake Jasper, Newton and Port- r counties, thatI will be a candidate for Joint-senator.; subject to the republican primaries. May! Tib. j 1-1"-- WILL EROWN. FOR JOINT SENATOR. I i! sire to announce my a mi :-la - v i fev the nomination for Joint senator on j the Rr publican ticket on a platform of, fairer tax laws, te-cessarv laws to ha, k up cojr boys in the trenches and I court
cotnpjiris-.il of my activities, ami record wiih other candidates 1-2-! C. O. HOLMES.
FOR TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE. tor TIMES:
Picas-; announce my name as a candidate for the office of Constable of North Township of Lake County, Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the otera nt the primaries to be held on May 7th. 191S. o-2S MAKARY J. KRAJEWSKI.
Editor TiuES: Ph a.-e announce to the voters of North township. Lake county, that I will be a candidate for the nomination for the office of constable on the Republican ticket at the primaries to be held on May 7th. 19 IS. JOHN FURA.
Democratic Ticket. Editor TIMES: Please announce my name ss a candidate for the, office of Constable of North Township of Lake County. Indiana, on the Democratic ticket, subject to 'h will of the voters at the primaries to be held en May 7. 191S. 3-IS- JOHN M. BIELSKI.
Z.aka County's dead in the war
with Germany 'and Aaitrta-Hnn. fary: ROBERT MARK LET. Hammond; drowned off coast of New Jersey, May IS. DENNIS HANNON". Indiana Harbor: ptomaine poiscn. at Fort Oglethrope. Chattanooga. Tenn, June 11. KARL AAELSBY, AVhitlng; U. S. I. Died at Fort Sam Houston f spinal meningitis. July 2S, 1917. FRANK WAN LET. Indiana Harbor: killed in France at Battle of Lille. Aunt. 15. ARTHUR BASELEH. Hammond; died at Lion Springs. Tex., of spinal mening-itis, August 28. JOHN SAMBROOKS. Eaat Chicago: killed in France. Sept. IS. ARTHUR ROBERTSON. Gary; killed in France. Oct. 31. LIEUT. JAMES VAN ATTA. Gary; killed at Vlmy Ridge. JAMES MAC KINZ1E, Gary: killed at Viiny Ridge. DOLPH BIEDZYKI. East Chicaco; killed in France, Nov. 27. E. BURTON HUNDLEY. Gary: killed iu aviation accident aC Taliaferro fields, Kvcrman, Tes, Dec. 1. 1917. HARRY CUTHBERT LONG, Indiana Harbor; killed In accljcuJ at Ft. Blis, Texas, Dec. It. DER WOOD DICKINSON. Lowell; died somewhere In France, of pneumonia, Dec. 12. EDAVARD C. KOSTBADE. Hob:irt; killed by explosion in France. Dec 2. THOMAS A. RATCLIFFE. Gary; killed somewhere in France, Feb. 2 4. F RED SCHMIDT. Crown Point; died cf pneumonia in Brooklyn, March 7. after being on a torpedoed steamer. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIA'AN. Gary: killed somewhere in Frf-nce. March S. MICHAEL. STEPICH. AVhiC.nt: Camp Taylor; pneumonia. March 3 4. ROBERT ASPIN. Gary: Co. F. 151st. infantry; Camp Shelby; tyrho'id: March 17. CLIFFORD E. PETTY, enlisted nt Hammond. Jan. 8. In U. S. cavalry. Died at Delrio, Tex.. April 3. PAUL FULTON, Tolleston. difd in hospital. Marfa. Texas. April l, 191?. Sergeant, machine K'tn battalion. 6th cavalry. WOUNDED. ROPERT M. F.EATTT. Hammond. Trench mortar. France Feb. 26. R. A. SPARKS, Highland Trfnch mortar. France. Feb. 2HENRY RA ICEMAN', Hammo nd, f.th engineers. France. April 7.
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