Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 258, Hammond, Lake County, 29 April 1918 — Page 4
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THE TIMES, Wnwhiv. April 29. 101
-ULiyyS NEWSPAPERS BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING &. PUBLISHING COMPANY.
The Lake County Tinns Paiiv except S'muraay and Sunday. Entered at the- po.st.-.t'ncc in llaainuaJ. .1 units, 1 L 0 8. The Times East Chicago-Tnd'ann IUrhor. daily except Sundiy. Entered at the rostc'S-e in East Chicago. November lg. 1913. Tho TjiL. -.,- ti v Teditton.
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Larger Psld-L'p Circulation Than Any Two Other Papers irt the Calumet Region. If yn:i have nr..- tw:H p-tt,n:r The T'iv n-.ke complaint imtn - dial ei v " t . tie- . i r." 1 1 a t U -a derrtr'ment. The T:me win n't he rcsp ..ns.b'.o r.-r the return of any unsolicited art.rle or letters and wni t.t notice nn-iny. mens conm.'in; 'atl--n.. Short signed lettc-is of general interest pnuud a; d . s - re i ..n. nricK in sni( ninrn". If you fa;! to reoe!ve y uir o.-p' rf Tmst Timks a promptly as you have p. , ;.. w past. please do ti l th.r.k it ha? been ,-,st or u ,n n it sent on !im. I-h member t!;at the railroad are fnjia I with the urpent in .vnient of troops and their n irp'.ys; 'hat there is un.i'i:il pressure in various parts of t'i country for food nr.d fuel; that the railroads have move business than they , an handle promptly. For tiiat r-.as.pn many train are late. Tub Times ha increase. its ma.Enjr cpu' pra.-nt an 1 i. cooperatingin every wav with the po-taffi.-e d , pa : t in .n t to expedite delivery. liven so. .'..-lays are inev. table I.e. cause ,f the enorn-.rms demand i;pnn the railroad. and the withdrawal oi" men i'r.i:i many lir.es of wcrk.
that lhv soo in the newspapers in lhe future; that per;li;ips they will be less em k :U;e hfirafo'i' lh;it the whole ..-urn of lnni'.an wisdom is theirs by virtue of divine moi riojioly. I 'Miller, serai-naturaliz-ed ntayor of Miehi-.ui t'ity. ! hy he r;ne of Indi;ui;i's poll! iehm.s i.inj: supersoliet'ous of the l'm-eitn vote, to' off the i rain in .tsiiuiEion, i O. ('., Tuesday , intern upon iconic to lioail'iuartetK in t-evrr iha' is atid hay ini; In. rat ur.i'iai ion comjp!e;ed, s i that in liis homo town, where he pn sides as chief eeCil!ue, lie lniiilit li;!e the HiLina Itll.incil o! 'bavins also to .stand t ei-ierei! as an alien in-in of Ibis country. Instead of .coins; to ' 'hi-.-d'jimt t ers" howrii r, !i' w;:s itiierni'il and taken to .jail, j '"!!, Int yu know tin' no alien rn'-m.v n -i l'u!l ! r.atu itlii-al native oi Gerintiny aad Au-i ria l Itin-'a i . 'are ailowed to p. ter tr.e pt eeirtets of ; tie I ii-t net of ' ("oh.nn hia ?' a cot eminent official wauled to know.
" Will, well yes,- replied the alien niaor, 'but yon oan't fi'was believe what ou pee in lie new.-paper and ht sides my lawyers lohi nio t!:a! it nir.nl so.'
j "Very well. then. We wonder v J i ii Major Mi.'. r ; t sards as the more reliable now; tho j,.-; jaiaie n. ,: j ill 'he newspaper or lhe (e iniulis of eollil.-el (OUIler to j m;i t; news? No, ue woul in't (xaetly adyse dispensation v. ith legal conns- I when i: i u-s m matters of detail. j bu! o irsieh? be well in ask such counsel if they r ad l!n-newi-apers sotnetinies. atid linn discount their snap- ! shot skeptieistns, where they show it. : "The American pres.-, v.o ilare say, will liave little sympathy for Mayor Miller, incident to the nap that he ; has vc. ilked in'o. The press had tiven plenty o' v. a i n , m-. in!' then, of course, -you c.,p.'! always believe what ion see in the newspap. is." " Souili I '.end New.-,
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accompanied ty publication fo In con- ' "a.-,, announce th.it I viil bo a canformity with the law. daiale Mr ,-, , , ,,,, , ,,, for Jusii.e of, . 1 '''- : ef Cent, r towti.-hip, to sue-1 RepubiicairTickct. Z". iJZlVT X FCfi COUNXY TSXASUS.. I'"i.iii-y ei, Xa.v 7. I MS.
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J'iea.-o mil.. u:ic- rtireiith your paper . ... to the voters that K.il.-h ii. !' ' 1 f i 1. FOB TRUSTEE CALUMET TOWNSHIP
ifor ten y.ars ,h ,,,tv u- ir- r ,.T Lake ,r ; ; j nAVI, a vjr, .., . ,Wr,. ,, iCoun;.-, a-ka t.. be i.roc-oted treas- r;, ,.,0 ai,1,..i1nce to Tho voters ot MiimPv r...ihhm- th- e, t:-r ; lirer. The ef tic- 1 M-i.h.lce.n , t 1,,.Alshlp thrlt , xvi a j primnri. 5 I Max 7. 101 S. "A --- worJ n-i .. r.,r t!, ..Iina t b-n tor Town-: AXI ,h"n l" ?" 1 ' r t-urst ioie, '. nieiins Utile to y, u. It means lois to ,,i(u -iru-i.e. .vuhje. t to ti.e d- .iiion of ,,'"'!!-
, 'lirud'." t!:e !: pubiican priio iry. 3-0- u- j viI.hl!VM3. ' Ilditor T 1 M I IS : .
You flr a.iih.oi.-.-d to ann.-'inee to the rCS TXTST71E JTOKTH TOWSSSIP. I tU ntcsir-t fa id i' v. the k.n-i l. i-i-.hla an m.Ius of U'.K- '-'ty 'lKt li-ii'- r TIMI: I '''' ' ;,i'"vr's old. . . f
I nn. a eiiilii.,!'- t-.r n- 1 V ::,.. ;,,,. j County Tr.-as-ai.r ef l..".ke ''out.ty " . .Vt , th Towi.rh.! the Oi.uMlo.Mi ticket, subject l h , r ,; , .,, . . .,
; decision of the primaries on May 7. I .j,, -i-,ust,.(i yHi, , t ,,,
i reFi --ci fully ask Ihcir .-uppoil la (In Jo pul,:;,;,!! iiiiaary.
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to the voters of. Will IN the r. ei 1 d r ' tint 1 will be a ih-- re-io rnily hoi-pnal.
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i; d'-c.sion of - "- - -' . - .- : . efimpariseii of my act i -. j ' ir s and record
Tib .MAS V. nuni:i.T3.
V.".M. I'. VATEFl
v. eh etlo r candida'cs.
TOn TBUSTEIt NORTH TOWNSHIP.
'"' ""t'lllf Jri her oversuhsci i'.- - ' from one basement to the '.:;:;': nn enviable ir,r,uri'f io her life which the v..m. : . v -i c v. t. r, '''' ' ' -' ' r t pi" easily. '''' " ' !' 'I Russians . cy tr.yry at tb Oerrnans ' in ,v. i , yr ,n tlf! h-'iise, I. ! I'.-'I on little thinjr we can't nr. ! '.'. 1 '. V rto a " pt-t our ' -.'ivy frr-m .;rrr.oany with r.-f.r-i: - ' ..'.r at h " 1 .'SO'.'T hef..r- our own pe-r-!- u . '" US'' I fl:rt.A NT .Jir.-ors ,.f ., , mf...v - - a 1:. a '.'.i:r-, ,- bke H j.-iz;; band at a I I 1 IN HA M cafe l-i.-WPI: s,-is lb. re sr.. 4rt,.if.y i'.--'' ,:' : in 1 his , iiim y MV ii'"i!njs Mr. C rard w '!. hav to ii'i'.e more lamppost?. '" WK don't care a who.-p :n Hade l"i- tl.nii.
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TiU: r-Iatitude iiK'-d in this di? b- st is :
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,,- name as a canui- Kindly i a.. to th" voter of I Kditor TIMKS:
ids.;.- for the ..fft.-e of ,"Ut.ty irrasurcr N.-nl, row mmnp. that I v. HI be a oaii'lt-l Make aniiouucenirnt to th voters of i v.i: ! ., .,.., .. ...... ..,,1,1. et to tho ,i.,t,-. f:,,. ,i. . ... . , , ' t.:itf. . ..-. i ,. io .ju.-
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will ef the vi.f-rs at tie: pi .i'inri3 to Ti a -1 . c, M.hj..t t., ti..; ,ioi :si..n of th- f,,r rf.-ti..ii.:ii.ition for tin- olfin. of pr!-I be heid in May 7. 131. ! i;' I'd 1. tan puniary. j "tint? attorney, tabject to the repubii- AS '"'-' s p ' ' ni-'k
! WHAT THE ENGLISH ASE SAYING ABOUT THE ! HOUSING PROBLEM.
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must attend with an eater in lisi's; a p .! everv scle in" thev
JUTJOE SCFEKI03 COtTOT HO 1. j rOK TRUSTEE KOETH TOWNSHIP. Kditor TIMKS: i; ,;,,,P
1 l'n ..' ant.vui.c .o in' i-,,n
neve, in our art '
County that I v .11 b a
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OH YES, IF The German ("apt. Kulilivetter who. writing in the Lokal-Anzeiger, says "more American transports would be sunk by U-boats if the matter were not so hazardous"' fittingly characterizes the submarine warfare as at present conducted. Almost all assassins by land or sea operate successfully only when they believe they ate perfectly safe. Of none is flits more true than it is or' ill.- l'in-sian junker who so religiously worships and idealizes his own
hide that he'll take a few chance? injury or rain might follow.
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THE FUTURE. Some people are exceedingly gloomy these days as they anxiously peruse the dispatches from Flanders anJ from Picardy. forgettinp that war has scarcely touched this country yet. The day is eominK when thousands of homes will be brought close to the tragedy of war before lone. If God has doomed this nation to desf ruction if her mission is fulfilled and her glory is to pass away let the throes of her dissolution resembl" the agony of her birth, and as ehe was horn, so let her expire; amidst the shock of contending armies, the roar oi battle, the thunder of cannon and the eroans of the dyinc; let her name he blotted out from the nations of the eatfh. and the smoke of her expiring fires darken the broad heavens like the folds of a funeral pall. The Los Angeles Times points out that this extremity will never come. Hich above the dark clouds of war the eye of faith beholds the sweet yisfas of peace ppaee purchased on the blood-stained battlefield, but which will endure when the conflict is passed and the cries of the combatants are hushed in the stillness of death. It may cost us twenty billions of dollars to defeat this last desperate assault of autocracy asrainst democracy. What of it? We have the money and the credit. It may take five millions nf our best and bravest men. Well? They are ready. They are "Marching along, marching along; For God and for country they are marching along."
WHAT WAS IT?
The Calumet Record says editorially this week: "Hammond is making th same mistake that South Chicago made years ago. Local merchants will close their stores at 6 o'clock every evening hut Saturday. Evening being the most convenient time for shopping and also convenient time for clerks' recreation, the merchants listened to the clerks. - Xight watchmen will soon sirike. for day work.,. Will the Record please inform us what the mistake wa-s that South Chicago made?
CALM OVER THERE.
Aynone who knows London will not be surprised to hear that it has remained imperturbably calm during the great battle. The more serious the news the more London could be felt steeling itself, the more, to ue tti" old familiar simile, the British bulldog set its te-ih. Not London alone, of course, but the whole country as one man. The strain was Intense, but there were no outward indications of it; except for the eager buying of papers a the newsboys carried Haig's latest communiques along the streets. In the trains the people seemed more silent, less cheerful than usual, perhaps, but the theatres and music halls were full as ever, says the Christian Science Monitor.
MILLER'S MISTAKE. "Do the newspapers print ihe news? lx they fell the truth? We are half inclined to believe that perhaps Mayor Fred C. Miller of Michigan C;y. ani maybe, some of his legal advisors, will be less skeptical o things
Kr.-oaiid is slioif ibid,.!!.!") hou.-es. There has been in four years 1."'o,Omo marriages in excess of houses erected. The Knstlish realise their need of houses and one department of ;he government, which is given over to the study of reconstruction, is looking into the .situation. Recen'ly a great labor conference was held at Leicester and there a "resolution was adopted callinu on 1 he Government, either to establish a legal minimum wage for all workers to enable them io pay an economic rent, or to extend the Kent Restriction Act and make grants 'o the local .'irphf rities ,,f the difference iho actual tost of the approved new house scheme and th- pre-war cost." And we further read in the London Chronicle that: Councillor Hands i Leicester!, who seconded the resolution, said that, before building houses, the authorities should tackle the ques
tion of th" land. If ti:e Covcrnr.ient were roin.r to pay 7.". per ceir towards the cos of buildinc. t hey should step in and say that th local authority should not ha ve to gi 2os or "Os a yard for land now valued ar Is o- Is nd a yard, i Cheep i. Mrs. Plifer Cermondsey, moved that in all fin ure housing schemes the following minimum standards should be mai!" obligatory : -- il) Limitation of building densities to 12 houses per acre. C't I'efinins of that portion of the site area of a dwelling house which may be covered with buildings. The fixins of building lines. H Provision of proper spaces, lot A bath in each house. (Oi One room on ground floor should bf at least Ism square fe.-d. (Ti Three bedrooms of a minimum Rootspace of lt0. 3 Irt, and 70 square feet respectively. S Heichi of ail ground floor rooms to be no less than S feej. (!') Height of all bedrooms to be not less than X feet for two-thirds of th floor area, and the vertical walls nor less than 5 feet high. The resolution, containing these standards w-ps adopted. Whatever is done we may be sure that the workmen's houses to be erected here and in England at government instigation will not suffer from either speculative land prices or lack of healthful conditions.
'the ll puhli.i.r i.nn.itien -i ! the Lake Mi.ierior Court. K"oi-i L ' , I reed inyselC. sublet to ti.- . ' at the ;, , ! Primaries tj he 1. Id May 1 1 anJ ,." j I caiii..--ilj utk th support of all. j 3-4- VlK'iiL S- LKITKR. ,,.,:.
can primal ica. 3-11- CI.TDE HUNTER.
Yvi; uon'i b I : btor TIM KS: ;
:.e.iu'r : the rnrinv i i-n-'ie-'is from
ni.ii'.iiru e to t!.e vot!r r.f many parts of the r.xmt v I have decided'.
vt:-!.! that I 'ii;l b.. a cindi- ! ! a u;i"',i tec my t .-. ml idacy for pro.-ecut- nKL!KVKI tha tie- iiomin.i' i.ai for To a ash ; ii : inK .attorney, suhj.c, to the decision ut riu'it to
t he -( i lib! loan pi iinarif-s. 3-1G-1 JAMKS A. KATTKLSGX.
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s iiij.'ct to the ,p ci .:o,i t.r th-
an pi;!!. 1 r ' . J'jii.v .1. ?ri.;-Ki.
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1'iiAT the woman ever li-.--d !,
her hu-hard I,
PAY lucre than a nickle for a .--
FOS COUHXT SUKVETOa.
Kdi'or TIMKS: t THAT soimhow or other this Will ou please announce to the re-j wouldn't be
r-nrrnv no 1. i 1 '",- an noti nee my name ns a candl-
JUDGE SVrt.tU.MM. I date oi, ;!.. 1 ;. hi ,i,...,.to r..- , 1 r.iil.liean of I.nke Count v that T will he'
Kditor T1MI.S: . ; v-,'ip trust,;tr for Calumet townh!p. sub-i a candidate for renoiaination for th: Mlv" "f: l'1;1
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County that I will !
I .. tra,WiMn nomination f.T JUdRe or
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so
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support of all
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me primary .May 7. I'm. on ice. oi voumy surveyor, w men l now; j ..- u H , ri. ,,, r,,,. 1IlP f,,os t...t-.
THOMAS MATT1ILWS. i '"''ii. ix-i'-re tn repuij.ican primaries j
j on May 1'.
K.Mtor TIMI'S- 13-12 RAT SEELEI.
bject to th- decision ef the Primaries; ' , V ! , 7th i earnestly solicit tha- ,N""'' -i'-H"imee m v nan :e a a candl-! ' ',. ,. " date en the i:ej,-,h!i, ,-m tak.-t for town-
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JOHN r. KKNNF.PY. Kat Chicaso. In-
CLERK IAKE CIKCX7IT COTBT.
ship trustee f,.r North township, subject i KJitor T1MK5:
N' man w as KVER fortunate . nousb to UK bald on his ohm just t;
where be won id
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I I'lease announce to t:.e 1 i County that 1 will bo a candidate for : (the republican nomination of Jude of
oj in-: j.riamry May 7. Ill IS. C L. (JACK) IoWI.KR. :i--sl i-x-A!derman 1st Waj.l, Hammond.
roa coEOeEE.
H. i No. 2. to Ldltor TIMKS:
a r t :n-e ea ' -
Kindly announce to the voters; of Iake ! I. IKK to be bald.
ouiii)' mat i w i.i ne a canor iate on tne AVHKN it comes to v. P.niit,! i.-'.n ticket for- lifih-inollnw !
u. ce,-d mys,if. to t he ofiire of Clerk i MAN Y a wife finds that she has
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the Lake '.ipcrior Court, i
,r . . i . . 1 1..- primaries
rojc-ied tny-eii. suo'-.-w ..... . ".ie
I '..ill be ., i-Mididate f.-r tlw repubii-1
of May 7. 1J1S. I "i ! -.- . rr. inrr.V i fOtltltV. filbl.-l-t Io Ihrt .l..t- i..v, ,.e ,.
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cision of the Primaries to be held May i 7th. ISIS. i ''
HKP.PKHT L. AVHKATON. I
'ONS' I KNTH t'S objectors jn
: primaries on May 7.
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r.iimr TIMKS:
Pease- so' to the voter-; I.aKi , .. ,hat 1 am a c. i. ir 1 '" f.-r the Kd,'
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TiMKS:
P..-T--..1 ii' aa n-'ii. '.nati'-n f-"-r Ju lse of the Kindly announce tlirr,.h y
No. 2. sab- .
Vet to the vo'e- oi III" I'riui.ti , '--, o'.uoe id ( or.-m r
our publl-
F03 COUNTY COKCMIS3IOITEE, Kditor TIMPs : Pl--a.se nnn-.cncn to the vnVrs of Lake J Ccrmty that I will be n candidate for . renominn tion fo the office r f County !
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r Lake County at thj
I M-v 1 c-rn-suv .i.-n. ! primary v. !..; l-.c!d j;iv 7. 101S. subject tier;, and it' found wuCiiy, the support.,,, tll,. will of the republican voters, i of all. : Lii. A. iHor.'H.
3-13- u.v.mi- - - j Gary. Ind.
Kditor TIMKS:
to the decision of the republican pri-r-.artes, Mav 7.
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GKOP.OK O PCHAAF. I
FOB SHEBITT. Kdit-.r TIMGS:
Will you please announce that I am a
Please aiui c.i
JOB JTJDOE. KOOM 3.
lr.aiTor i Will v.i t.i. . . i..i, r- ,,.,in,ti,.i, . n tho re-
iur.ee to the voters or lase j - 1 nenoume io ;ne re-' -.coiou.... . -
I'uo.i. ari vot.-rs ot hak- county that J ! puWican to kcc ior jsiieriu oi ljim
of tha
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of all re-
rnnntv ti,at l will be a candidato for 'u u'" 1 " oi-rs ot hak- county that I ! pul.iican to kcc ior Jsnenu o rna'itn f.-r t--e office of Jude.l l' a enndsd-.to f,.r nomination to ' County, subject to the decision r'f m V Lake Superior Court, at Gary. , 11,0 !';'lc" coroner at. the republican i primaries to be held May 7. an 'bj Ct V P-e decision of the republican! Primaries May 7 and that 1 respectfully; spect fully solicit the support ot
primaries, May
-solicit tho support of the republican publicans?
CHAliLLS K. cr.rXSWAUX I v"tcrs.
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LEW" BARNES.
LP- K. W. SAUL It
BOY A LTBEBTY BOND. Edit i-r TiMKr:
T -1. ase a i.i.os: n
Editor TIMKS:
that I have w ith-
rOB CONSTABLE.
I-.liror TIMKS:
Picnse announce to the voters of Lake I i-i.,KP .announce mv name as a candi-
dra-.vn as a .amhd-.t-; for th r-pubiiean County that I .am a c-ndida-.e for Coro- , ,lat, ror constable for Calumet township, nmt.ination of the superior court. ) net on the IP publican t.ckct. subject to; L.,k,, COUntv. Indiana, on the Republican 4-- ,.ll.A.yi M. I'L'.NX. j the io i-iei, of the vot-rs to be express-! ti,.k..t sup,.(l to the jrimarv. May 7, e. at primaries. May 7. "...,
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"MOTHERING" SOLDIERS. Tn spite of the disapproval of "god-motherinc" of soldiers hy the war department and widely circulated last fall, letters from girls and women asking for the names of soidiers who would like to he written to are constantly received. The letters go to Mrs. Phillip North Moore, head of the department of healih and recreation of the woman's committee of the council of national defense. In reply to thesp letters Mrs. Moore continues to state the policy of the council in regard to furnishing the names of soldiefs, hut cites Indiana as showing a way that women can look after soldiers that have no relatives or friend3 without the danger that a nation-wide system of "godmothering" would incur. The woman's committee in Indiana has systematically made a list of the soldiers of the state who have no one interested in them and the women as a group make it their business to see that none of them suffer for want of comforts and attention as other soldier receive. "In this way the personal welfare of the soldier v looked after hy the women of the state,' said Mrs. Moore. "The sending of food to soldiers, which is simply a source of waste, is discountenanced and all thrif i.'done for them is under intelligent and instructed supervision. Any state may take up the idea if the demand for looking after lonely men seems to make such a system desirable."
TOR TOW5S3IP AS3E330a. r.dLor TIMKS:
j i'lease announce my name a, a canll- ; pOB COUNTY ASSESSOB. elate for the oil ice of Township Assessor) rp:',,r T I M K s - j 0f Calumet Township. Luke- County. In-; 'Yleise announce my name n, can,
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TETE PERSON.
rOB REPRESENTATIVE. j Editor TIMES: j Phase announce to the voters of Lake
to be held in May 7, 1'JiS.
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will of the voters at the primarie,
b- held in May ., 1U15. 3-7- WM. PLACK.
3 lo : c, ..... e, lhe , .. i: l 1 a t u re from Lake'
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date for the office of North Township i ,,. '.,,.. ! pressivo legislation
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Editor TIMKS: please, announce to the voters of Lake
HERMAN- MEETER. i County that 1 will be a candidate for the
! . , j nomination for representative to the ; COaiMISSTONEB mST EISTieiCT. i legislature from Lake County on the ! Editor TIMKS: j republican ticket, subject to tho primaI You may .'innour.ee that I will be a - rn-s v May Tib, It' IS. candidate for County Commissioner for ! 3-23- OTTO G. FI FIELD.
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rOB TOWNSHIP ASSESSOB. Editor TIMES: KiitUly announce that I will be a candidate ior re-nominal ion ior the office of township a--, s.-.ir lor Nona township
on ti.o republican tkk-.-t at the- pi iiiiaries :u'- 1 " "l J-Is!r"'t on the republican
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FOB JUSTICE OF THE FEACE. IMitor TIMKS:
rOB TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE.
II. II. DIL3. Editor TIMES:
Please announce mv name as a candidate fur the office of Constable of North Township of Lake County, Indiana, on
rOB STATE SENATOB. Editor TIMKS: I
Please announce my name as a candl- ; Announce io the voters or Lake. Por-; the Republican ticket, subject to the will date for Justice of the peace for and , "''' Jasper and N.-v. t. n ' 'UiM,.-s that 1 (1- vot. rs at the primaries to be held in Calumet T-.wn-hjp. La Uo County. In-, h" m.oPi-. , ' : t - n.-no na : ic n ,n M.iy ;th. 191S. diar.a. on the io pubio an iick-l. Subject pesiti'.n of Sao- f'iiator from 3.j " MAKARY J. KRAJ EWSKI. to the primaries b-Pl May 7, 1918. t!iis joint ui-tiiC, my ca n-i ,-d.i cy benm
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HK.NKY WELLNEK.
AS the Grand Rapids Pros says, the epidemic of colds is so had that it is delaying the Red Coss work as some of the ladies are ton hoarse tn kni.
WHIR we are crusading about ousting Hun language newspapers from newstands what about calling on clergymen who continue to use Hun language In the pulpits?
Edi'or TIMKS: Kindly announce that I will be a candidate for r.-nomination for Justice or the Peace on 'he Republican ti-ket at (he primaries on May the 7th. 1918. JOSEPH ii cniKitv. Justice of the Peace. 3-j "2 HroaJway.
POB JUSTICE Oi" T ilE FEACE. Editor TIMES: PP;. co anr.-. nr.. that I am candidate for rei.omii-.at i..n f-r j'sii"e f I bo p. a. e for and in I'ahnit t.-wn-hip. aibject to the ilecic:.,,, ,-. f i!.e i-pub'liciin primaries. 4-27- 1:1 e,Y.:; a ..koss.
suoject I., i!. lie-eise.'ii e-f tho repubU- ; j.:,lt()r times: -in r i imarie-s. j t-p-ase ann .mnce to the voters of North 3"9 n' -'r KINDER. t0Wnship. Lake county, that I will be 'n candidate for the nomination for the rOB SENATOR. j off ice of constable on the Republican Editor 1 IMl.s: t ic'o t at the primaries to be held on Phase amenm-e f. the voters of LVt ! 7th 101S. JOHN PORA. daeper .- 'm and IN it. j- ...-miirs, that! '
1 will t.e a candidate f ,r joint-senator, i snbj.-'-ci to the republican prmiaries, Mmf 7 th. I i
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rOR JOINT SENATOB. I !!.- to announce my candidacy f- r tl-.e ii. niin-.ii' n f -r joint sena'or on lhe Ret-iihi!,an lick, t on a platform ef f lii-ei- tax lews, n-c.-s. ary haws to back up r'ir h. ys in th e trenches find I court
WILL PP.OWN-. Edltcr TIMES:
picnse announce my name as a candidate for the offi'-e of Constable of 7ortn Township of Lake County. Indiana, on the Democratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to be held on May 7. 191 S. 3-15- JOHN M. BIELSXI.
Lake County's dead la the wat with Germany and Aastrla-Han. ary: ROBERT MARKLEY. Hammond; drowned off coast of New Jersey. Mny 2S. L'ENNIS HANXON. Indiana Harbor: ptomaine poison, at Fort Ogdethrope, Chattanooga, Tenn.. June 11. KARL WELSH T, Whit in?; U. S. I. Lied at Fort Sam Houston of spinal meningitis. July 2S. 1D17. FRANK MANLEY. Indians Harbor: killed In France at Battle of Lilie. Au. 15. ARTHUR DASELER. Hammond; died at Lion Springs, Tex., of spinal meningitis, August 26. JOHN SAMPivOOKS, Last Chicago, killed in France, Sept. lu. ARTHUR EODERTSOX. Gary: killed in France. Oct. 31. LIEUT. JAMES VAX ATT A. Gary; killed at Yiir-.y Ridge. JAMES MAO KLNZIE, Gary: killed at Yin: Ridge. DOU'H PILLZYKI, East Chicago; killed in France, Nov. 27. E. BURTON HUNDLEY. Gary; killed in aviation accident a. Taliaferro tieius, Lveruiau. Te.. Lcc. 1, 1S17. HARRY CUTIIPKRT LONG. Indiana Harbor; killed in accident at I t. Pl.Sfc. Texas, Dec. 10. DEUWUOD DICKINSON, Lowell; dieii somewhere in France, of pneumonia. Dec. 1. KDW'AKP C. KOSTPAPE, Hobart; killed by expiosu-n in Fiance, Dec. 22. THOMA.3 V. R ATCLU't "E. Gary; killed somewhere in tran:;. Feb. 2 4. FRED SCHMIDT. Crown Point, d'ed of pneumonin in Brooklyn. March 7. after being on a torpeu-.-c-d si earner. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIVAN. Gary; killed some" here in Fram e. Mau.li S. MICHAEL STEPICH. Wa't.r.e: Camp Taylor; pneumonia. Marc1! 14. RorsFRT FrtN. Gary: f"o. F. 151st infantry; Camp Shelby; t;. -phoid: March 17. CLIFFORD E. PETTY, enlis'ed nt Hammond. Jan. S. in U. S. cavalry. Died at rdrio, Tex.. Apr.'. 3. PAUL FULTON, Tolbr'er, died in hospital. Marfa. Texas. April 6. 19ls. Serjeant, machine gun battalion. Sth cavalry. WOUNDED. ROBERT M. PEATTY. Hammond. Tr?nch mortar. France. Feb. 26. R. A. SPARKS. Hisrhlanc. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 27. HENRY HAKKMAN", Hammond: 6th encineer. France, April 7.
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