Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 4 May 1918 — Page 4
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he should have said Is thin: "Behold this is my handiwork done nt my bidding by my faitluul servant . M;n denburg, ia whom I am well pleased." Hut he is afflicted with the coward's conscience and Books to escape responsibility for the world's greatest horror. The kaiser need not fear, however, that the civilized world will forgot his work. The Hortillion records of history will show to futurity the bloody finger-prints of Wilhelm the Murderer. We have no difficulty in recalling his rape of Belgium and desolation of Trance, his destruction of Serbia, ravaging of Poland and Koumnnia. his violation of sacrnl treaties, sacking and burning of prosperous towns ami smiling villages, his war on innocents, his honeycombing of the world with spies, his liquid fire, gas bombs, and air bomb.-, for the murder of women and children. We can never forget the terrible crimen that have been ommitted in his name against the helpless people of northern France and tuber territory laid waste by the
XTolltxcai Announcements
Republican Ticket. FOB COUNTY TREASURER. EDITOR TIMKS: Flease announce through your paper to the voters that Kalph B. Bradford, for ten years deputy treasurer of Lake Countv. asks to b- promoted to treas
urer. The date of the Republican , primaries la May 7. 1918. hlnd "or1! means little to you. It means lota to j
'Brad'."
Please announce to the voters of Calumet Township, that I will Xn a candidate for the nomination for Township Trustee, subject to the decision of the Republican primary. 8-5- W. J. WILLIAMS.
Mrs. O' Flaherty Talks On Wheat By ANITA DAY DOWNING
Editor TIMKS: Y u are authorized to announce to the Republican voters of I-ake County that I am a candidate for nomination of County Treasurer of Lake County on
-Mrs. O.Flaherty leaned her plump
bare arms on the chining counter of TOR TRUSTEE NOBTH TOWNSHIP- J her corner jrro. pry store, and smiled Ldltor TIMES: j broad, goodnatured smile et Mrs. Please announce, to the voters of i Martin, the conscientious and rnnt n-
uous ohjoctor of the nefir hborhood. who was coming in the do ir.
North Township, that I will be a tnndidate for the nomination for Township Trustee, subject to the decision of the Republican primary. 3"'- WH. E. V ATE It.
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PEACE PIFFLE. Every time Wilhelm Attila the Hun bumps up against a stone wall he begins to camouflage with a little peace chatter. If he doesn't do it himself some of his copycats or supernumaries do it for him. All peace piffle comes from the friends of Bloody Bill. Wilhelm wants peace just about as badly as a barber van? the itch in his shop. He spills the peace fake to drive a wedee in the allies" morale. Every time this scourge of the human race this modern Frankenstein elutted with power and gorged with gobbets of gore, starts to talk peace he is the laugh ir.g stock "of the world. The allies will talk peace to Wilhelm Attila the Hun when he gets his rapists our of ravaged Belgium; when he marches his barbarians and brutes out of AlsaceLorraine. Peace! There is no peace, there will be no peace till then. Peace talk here is as useless as the fifth wheel on a wagon as long as Bloody Bill reigns. When Uncle Sam has Bill's hide nailed up. there will be plenty of time for peace talk.
:t TT 1. J H- li 1 . I .....I nllinit..r
men. nejs.s nun norm's. u (inn nominal tui .nm jimum i . - ... r,,,v,iect to
I tne j ;ep u in e.a u iicaei. are the kaiser s aims -to bring Kngland and 1-ranee to .r)i(,n or ,n0 primaries on May 7
their knees and to collect a monster indemnity from ( respectfully ssk their support In inyj,'a.e for t)j
the Fnitod Stares We :in no! coinir to let Vv lllielm candidacy.
(lodge responsibility for this dread.'ul war. He must
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THOMAS F. ROr.ERTS.
TOE TETJSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP. I'M it or TIMES: Kindly Announce to the voters of
North Township, that I will be a candl-
nomination for Township
Trustee, subject to the decision of the j Republican primary. ! 3"13- J. M. WTKCOCKSON.
pay the penalty for his barbarism, --both he and t hose J TIMES'
who seek to ring him 'round, with the hedge of divinity., ,-.,,,.. ,inn... name as a candl-j
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and that. : r i n .
WHAT'S THE ANSWER? A movie actress said at a Bar Harbor tea: "A girl can't dress in less than ninety minute a ninety-minute toilet is on'. an ordinary on" at A real toilet, which includes a hair-w. virm. manic
and massage, requires three hours. "The less a girl ruts on the longer it takes to do :'. Girls never wore as little its they do today, anil npver was it necessary to be as careful and thorough about one's dressing.
"Some men grumble because a girl takes to dress, but I say to them: "Would you rather wait for an attractive hae an unattractive girl wait for you?''
, ,, ,. . ,,, Ruhtect to the I Editor TIMES: on the Republican ticket. PU")"-1 .
will ot the voters fit the primaries be held in May 7. 1918. I LOUI3 G. EDLR.
Kindly artnouncn to the voters of
"Good rnornintf to you. end what 1m a you're wanting thi.s morning? Er-ad. is It. and white flour, and macaroni! too! Now. Mrs. Martin, dear, its perrccMv well, you know tl,e1(. wheat In every one of these thinKs. and the President ,,rid Mr. Ho.,vcr and everybody a-telll,-.K us !!,; e s rmt nearly enough to fro 'r, ,,j f)(, r, taking
r-..m. j i, . Bnrl a pound or two of
Irllles. Itlfti;i,-,,r a b.t "It s a great titv.e f.,r have been iiayintr fan
per-
of oatmeal, ib folks that
for
prices
a month or two ago yon were buy o oatmeal crackers for him, for his delicate stomach? "And before that when he was slrk. It was on hurley water fed him, wnrn he couldn't eat another tiling. And d . you remember 1 had to send to the commission men to get you right kind cf pertaties so you could bake the;., for him Just so? "And row he's more than a baby, and past all of his teething trouble and uoh. It's wheat bread he must he eating, on account of the others being too hard on his poor stomach. "And as for roin? without wheat altogether, look at what the Japs have done c,n rice and the folks in the south pett'rifr frit and passy on corn pone. "And thought it's Irish I am, tie
North Township, that I will be a candl-j ''', kr r1f -s all making Victory bread
'health breads' made out of Pvrv vi Fcotf'h are nt fo be sneezed at. and
of flour but wheat to Ret what they j .th"V'U U" you !t s oatmpal that keeps want at a respectable ro .u"i '",n "tronc enough to co around like
date for the nomination for Township
TriiHtee. subject to the decision of the
NO 1.
Republican primary. '--3 JOHN J.
SEESKI.
t m,t,.i- TIMKS:
Flense nnr.ounce to 'be voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for Editor TIMES: the R. publi an nomination of Ju'lBe of j Flense nnnounce my name as a candlthe Lake Superior Court. Room 1. to sue- j date , ti. Republican tickets for townreed 'myself subject to the vote at the j ship trustee for Calumet township, sub-
so lone
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Primaries U be held May i
: i) ask the support ot n.
MKiilL S. REllt.it-
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ject tj the primary iray 7. 1018. THOMAS MATTHEWS.
DON'T BURY YOUR BOND.
THEY DON'T LIVE ON MANNA. In lines with the editorial recently appearing these columns regarding the rights of the Hammond school teachers to get more pay or at least as much as is paid by the East Chicago and Gary schools the Fort Wayne News says: Ten members of the graduating class of a certain Indiana high school took the examination for government work recently and all of them passed, coming into positions which at the start will pay them from SI, 00 to $1,300 a year. This renumf ration, amazing as the fact may seem, is more than is paid the average member of the faculty of the really excellent hieh school in question. Nor is this all or the worst of it. The assurance is that within three or four years these graduates, if they continue in the government service, will each be drawinz a higher salary than the principal of this high echool, a woman of many years experience, liberal education, and more than a state-wide reputation for eminent success in her profession. Do you wonder that hundreds of Indiana teachers are going inio other work or are leaving Indiana to become teachers in more favoring states? It is easy enoush to whine that th teacher's work is one whose recompence is nnt measured by the financial reward, and this point wil be readily conceded. At the same tiaie. while admitting that the bulk of the teachers' pay must be collected on the Glory Shore of the Great Hereafter in the redemption of the bonds of Miss el vert for faithful service on earth, it must still be urged that, the temporal return should at least be sufficient to provide decent clothes, sufficient food, and the ordinary comforts of civilized life. A good many people seem obsessed of the curious and unwarranted notion that teachers and preacher? subsist on quali and manna spread for their delectation by that same Divinity thata providently caters to to the sparrow. Come out of your trance, frb ncls, some out of your trance.
Vri,T, i ,-.,1 ond -oei- noiehhnr h.ive bought vour Lib- i Hay 7th
. . support of all.
erty bonds, don t take them ana nine mem in me cupboard- Take them to your banker and have him give j 3.5.. your certificates of deposit for the bonds. Your banker)
JUDOS SUrEBIOB COURT NO. 2. Editor TIMES: Flense announce to the voters of Lake
that I will be n(;",:ur
Republican nomination ror junite Lake Superior Court. Room No. 2.
subject to the decision of tne rn'"".
1918. I earnestly w"-
I Count
j the i tb.
JOHN D. KENNEDY. East Chicago, Ind.
Editor TIMES: Kindly announce my name as a candidate on the Republican ticket for township tr .stee for North township, subject to tho- priamry May 7, 1318. C. L. (JACK) FOWLER, S-C Ex-Alderman 1st Ward. Hammond.
account of the la
"It's for your baby the pure white bread
on
ma : e Well.
out t unk about it.
u re wanting
V'ou can.
substitutes? !
at home without
now tliflf.- o - j . ,
o yoU remember
F liter TIMES: Fccauso, of the many requests from many parts of the county I have decided to announce my candidacy for prosecuting attorney. sUljjeCt to the decision of the republican primaries. 3-16-1 JAMES A. PATTEP.SON.
can take these bonds to a Federal Reserve bank and
borrow money for your use n case you
suddenly find
yourself in need of funds. Hiding a bend in your ing at this time is just as bad as hoarding money, the bonds and money in circulation and the count r. puil through this crisis all right.
the voters of Lake
County that I will do a , 3.8.
he Republican nomination, ol ouo6
rOB COfiOSEB. Editor TIMES: ' I will be a candidate for the republl-
J con hominatiofi for coroner of Lake ! county, subject to the decision of the
rOB COUNTY SUBVZTOB. Editor TIMES: Will you please announce to the republicans of Lake County that I will be a candidate for renomhntion for the office of County Surveyor, which I now hold, before the republican primaries on May 7? 3-12 RAY SEELET.
DR. K. E. EVANS.
K!Ca- ! ' .. . Ooom No. 2. tO:
the Lake tuperior vuu.i. - - rj.. Tifr-t-K''P! v,eif. subect to the primaries I Erlitor TIMES .
!! ; cf May 7. FilS.
! 3-9-
WALTER T. HARDY.
MIDDLE WEST PATRIOTISM.
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Too little has been said since America entered
war of the patriotism of the farmer in the mu'dlc- west There are today in Indiana, Illinois and Iowa thousand
Editor TIMES: Please 5ay to
County.
! Rf publican nomin
the voters of LakSj
that I am a candidate for the
at ion for Judge or tne;
Kindly announce through your publli cation that I will be a candidate for the j offx e of Coroner for Lake County at the I primary to be held Slay 7. ISIS, subject I to the will of the republican voters.
3-18-
DR. A. GIORGI. Gary, Ind.
leke Superior Court. Room No. 2. sub-j S to the vote of the primary election.! Kd.tnr TIMES:
of farmers holding cn their land.; hogs to be fattened May 7. earnestly ask lnvcsusa-1 yuil you please announce to the re-
and if found wor'iij, "i'"i puuuoan voters or i.aKe county tnat I
when their corn could be sold at top prices in f bicago. j tlon
CLESK LAZE C2BCUIT COUBT. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination, to succeed myself, to the office of Clerk Lake Superior Court, subject to the decision of the Primaries to bt held May 7th. 191S. 3-16 IIEREKRT L. WH EATON.
i cf c.
3-13-
DANIEL J. MORAN.
POB JUDOE, BOOM 3. Editor TIMES: Flease announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for rcnomination for the office of Judge, room 3. Lake Superior Court, at Gary.
These farmers have responded to the call for purl: and
n nrenniil lnca o rr fa,H in tr i 1 trVi T lend iri in ttl't t t O I
ftl t I'iruuai iui c e-' 11115. p-,...,, .i... ..... nation and the soldiers in France may have their ham and bacon. There are more than 6iiO.fiOO.onii hogs in the country today, while one year ago there were not more than 450,000,000.
The farmer now is being asked to subscribe to the I third Liberty loan. There is no doubt in the niirds c.fj those who know the farmer best that he will subscrib liberally. The man who willingly sacrifices his profits 1
that the nation and its soldiers may be fed will not shirk
if.n it i n nnoil mil of c:vinr- nie. mnnov tot 'ho r'.ima I
" " . , j-iease. aiuioouvc :.j " TOB COUNTY of democracy. date for the office of Township Assessor; Efmor TIMES:
The farmer in the mid. Do wost was fcr voara n hnr. i cf Calumti xo.-".. ''
t rowinir man. This wa sa new country and capital was !
will be a candidate for nomination to the office of coroner at the republican
primaries Slay 7 and that I respectfully maries. Slay 7.
solicit me. support or the repukljcan; 3.15.
voters .' 3-20- DR. F. W. SAFER.
TOB COUNTY CO&ttTISSIONXB. Editor TISrES: Please announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for rencmlnntion for the office cf County
Commissioner for first district, subject
to the decision of the republican pri-
cnorus girls without freezing to death
"And d m't fosret the Frenchles have hec-n holding; of the trenhes for years on hrefirt f, n-l,nla . 1
that you can U,-- " ... " "
"tr man wen ever see In this
country, if we stay bark cf the government and eat what wo outrht to. "And listen, speakine of so.br !tute." Mrs. O'Fiaherty smiled her expansive smile, that made crinkles in the corners of her ryes, and rounded her cheeks like ruddy ripe app'-s, "listen, there was ten of us in the old country, and little enough we had to eat. but we're all alive and hearty. And d o
I you know w hat we 5id it on?
1 ertatles, boiled, or roasted In the fire place, with a pinch of salt to helr 'em down, or maybe If times was good, a bit of butter. "A sack cf pertatoles youTl he taking is it? Now, that's the way to be talking. And they're cheap as dirt, too. Jonnie'll take them over when he's delivered two other sacks on your block. Tou'll not want the bread or the flour? Well, may it do you good to think that your putting it into the mouth of a nghing man at the front It's much I know about boys, with five of my own, and I'm telling you it's little comfort those sweaters you're knitting will give 'em If they're wearing 'em over empty stomachs" "And Mrs. Slartin, dear, there's one thing more I want to tell you: "Its a lot better for the whole of us to be eatin? American oats, or rice, or corn or barley, or Irish-American pertatiesthan to have th kaiser feeding ut. German crow at the point of a six-teen-inch gun."
Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake
ubject to the decision of the republican County that I am a candidate for Coro-
primaie-s. Slay . j ner 011 the Republican ticket, subject to
GEORGE O. SCHAAF.
Shoot TOL'R Dollars At an Enemyt Buy Bonds.
tob SHEBxrr. V.Aftnr TIMES:
will vou Phase announce that I am a!
candidate for rcnomination on the republican ticket for Sheriff of Lake
CHARLES E. GREEN WALD. the decision of the voters to be express- j County, subject to the decision of the
rOB TOWKsai? assessob.
EdUor TIMES:
Flease announce my name as a candl
ed at primaries. Slay 7. It' 18. WILLI ASI II. SIIKESCH. M. D.
Z.SSE3S0B.
needed to develop it. In the last fw years, thanks to good crops and hisrh prices, the farmer is in a position to lend instead of borrow. He is out of debt and has money in the bank. The government today is askinc for funds and offers a liberal rate of interest. The purchase of a Libert y bond invests the farmer's surplus capital advantageous ly and with excellent security. Every farmer knows help is hard to get and hard
to keep and that it is getting expensive these days. Oft
en tjie farmer's son hps gone away to war, or his neighbor's son has gone. Lontrer hours are necessary in the field and around the barn. The longer this war lasts, th harder it is go:ng to be to obtain farm help and the more expensive it is going to be. The quicker the government at Washington is provided with mor.n-, m'-n and guns, the quicker will The war come to an end and the boys return to tlio farm. We have given the men. It is now up to us to provide the money. The purchase of Liberty bonds will hasten flie ending of the war.
v. 1 . ..V i; n ,0,1. . ,.)vi. i 1 'ny aiiuuuuLC my iiaoocr a It O H CI . I"
uian.1. "it 1 fiotp for the office, of Count v Ataasirm
m the will of the voters at the primaries 1 , , . , . to tne win - the republican ticket, subject to the
to uc o o 1 - - J ' - -
JuUX SI FADDE.N.
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Editor TIMKS: Flease announce my nime as a candidate for the office of North Town.ship Assessor cf Lake County. Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of thy voters at the primaries to be. held in Slay 7. 1?1S. 3-9- JASIES CLEMEN'TS.
will of the voters at the primaries to be held in Slay 7. 131S. 3-7- WM. BLACK.
Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for the office of County Assessor on the Repub'ican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to be held in Slay 7. 1918. 3-7- HERMAN SIEETER.
rOB TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. Editor TISIES: Kindly announce that I will be a can
didate for re-nomination for the office of:
township assessor for North townsnip on tne republican ticket at the primaries on Slay the 7th, ISIS. 3-1 BERT. E. ESCHER.
roa justice or the ceace. Editor TIMES: Flease announce ray name as a candidate for Justice of the Peace for and
in Calumet Township. Lake County, lnj diar.'i. en the Republican ticket. Subject to the primaries held Slay 7. 1318. 1 j-5- HENRY WELLNER.
COHM1SSIONEE TIBST DISTRICT. Editor TISIES: You may announce that I will be a candidate for County Commissioner for the First District on the republican ticket at the May primary. 3-8- H. H. DILS.
primaries to be held Slay and I respectfully solicit the support of all republicans? 3-13- LEW BARNES.
TOB CONST AEX.E. Editor TIMES: Flease announce my name as a candidate for constable for Calumet township. Lake county. Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary. Slay 7, 1918. 4.1;. PETE PERSON.
FOB STATE SENATOR. Editor TIMES: Announce to the voters of Lake, Porter. Jasper and Newton Counties that I will be a candidate for rcnomination
YOB REPRESENTATIVE. Editor TIMES: Flease announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for nomination for one of the four Representative.? to the .legislature from Lake County on tr.e Republican ticket, subject to the primary of Slay 7, I91S, end ask sdpport of all favoring cood and progressive legislation. 3-22- CHARLES G. KINGWILL.
Editor TISIES: Flease announce to the voters of Lake
County that I will be a candidate for the nomination for representative to the; legislature from Lake County on th 1
iu.hliean ticket, subject to tne prima
for the position of State Senator from r,rs of iIay 7th, 1918. this joint district, my candidacy being , OTTO G FIFIELD.
GERMAN army officers boast
of now cas that will
THE KAISER MUST PAY. There are touches of humor in nearly every grim situation. The Lokal Anzc iger of Berlin supplies one ir. connection with the bloody slaughter in Flanders. Recently it painted a word picture of Wilhelm soliloquizing on the Mount Khnmel battle field thus: "As he viewed the awful wreck and ruin and saw the shottorn bodies of his soldiers be-inc brought in. we learn that his majesty's silence was broken only when be remarked tf) an officer beside him: "What have I not done to preserve the world from ibese horrors." This little reverie show s that Willu lr.t is still the biggest advert i: inn a cent extant. Through the medium of the press he thus spoke a message for the hoodwinked people of Germany. He was playing to the gallery. What
1:111 , million people of London when baes of it are drop ped from aeroplanes.' That would be the most glorious day in kaiserdom, the day that such a thine; could be accomplished. And yet we continue to hav the Hut language papers on our newsstands and the Hun lantrnage profaning our pulpits.
I". P. STEEL earned J5C.000.000 last quarter. That's all rirht. But what she trough of war dollars would it be wallowing in if President Wilson bad not stepped in and protected the pub'ic and cut the prices of most steel products by one-half?
Editor TISIES: Kindly announce that I will be a candidate for re-nomination for Justice of the Peace on the Republican ticket at the primaries on Slay the 7th. 1D1S. JOSEni 11. COTHERV. Justice of the Feace. 3-jl- 602 Broadway.
subject to the decision of the republican primaries. 3-9 D. SI. KINDER.
TOB SENATOR. Editor TISIES: Flease nnnounce to the voters of Lake. Jasper. Newton and Porter counties, that I will be a candidate for joint-senator.
I sublect to the republican primaries. Ma
7th.
TOR JUSTICE OT THE PEACE. Editor TIMES: ;, Tsr- announce that I am a candidate for renomiiia' ion for .iu'li e of the peae for puil hi Cslumet township, subject to the decision of the republican primaries.
j 1-27- EDWARD A. GROSS. ! JUSTICE OP PEACE, CENTER TWP. GREAT CARROTS! What wi:h adding a'l those : j;d it or TISIES new saloons will it be necessary for West Hammond to j Please announce that I will be a canhave another Joan of Arc. Operator, ring Virginia ! Wate for r nomination for Justice of ,-, , , !. .1 ! the Peace of Center township, to sueBrooks and see if she is do.ng an? thing. . cePfl myBlf on the JrU,l!ir:m ticket. I subject to the will of the voters at the NOW that the government has taken over the wool j primary on Slav 7. T?18 supply clothing prices may not be so high, the specula- j s"-'" IPjV. An-D H. KEM1. tive activities of certain patriotic wholesalers and cloth- j roa tktSTSB CAluSSXra. rOWNSHIP hrs being thus thwarted. Editor TIMES:
roa township constable. Editor TISIES: Flease announce my name as a candl
date for the office of Constable of North ( Township of Lake County. Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the will j
of the voters at the primaries to be held on May 7th, 1918. 3-2S SIAKARY J. KRAJEWSKL
4-15- WILL BROWN. I Editor Times: TOR JOINT SENATOR. I Please announce to the voters of North r desire to nnnounce mv . andidacy i township. Lake county, that I will bo for the nomination f,,r n.int senator on '. a candidate for the nomination for the
the Republican ticket on a platform of I office of constable 011 the Republican
fairer tax laws, necessary laws to back up our boys In the trenches and I court comparison of my activities and record with other candidates. C. O. HOI.SrES.
rOR PBOSECUTINO ATTOBNET, Editor TIMES: Slake announcement to tb voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for rcnomination for the otfice of proseeuting attorney, subject to the republican primaries. 3-11- CLYDE HUNTER.
ticke' at the primaries to be held on May 7th, 191S. JOHN FOR A.
Democratic Ticket. Editor TISIES: Please announce my name as a candidate f".r the office of Constable of North Township of Lake County. Indiana, on the Democratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to be held on Slay 7. 131S. 3-1S- JOHN SI. BIELSKI.
X.a County'a daad ia tba war with Germany and Aastrla-Hun. raryj ROBERT MARKLET. Hammond; drowned off coast of New Jersey. May 25. DENNIS KANNON. Trd'ana Harbor; ptomaine poison, at Fort Oglethrope. Chauaiioofca. Tenn. June 11. KARL WELS3Y, Whiting: U. S. I. Died at Fort Sam Houston of spinal meningitis. July 28. 1917. FRANK St'AXLET. Indiana Harbor: killed in France at Battle of Lille. Aug. 15. ARTHUR BASELER. Hammond; died at Lion Springs. Tex., of spinal meningitis, August 28. JOHN SAM BROOKS, East Ciiiago; killed in France, Stpt. 16. ARTHUR ROBERTSON, Gary; killed in France. Oct. 31. LIEUT. JAMES VAN ATT A. Gary; killed at Vlmy Ridge. JAMES MAC KINZIK, Gary: killed at Viiny Ridge. DOLFH BIEDZYKI. East Chicago; killed in France, Nov. "7. E. BURTON HUN'DLET. Gary: killed in aviation accident ti Taliaferro fields, Evennan, Tex, Lac. 1, 1317. HARRY CUTHBERT LONO. Indiana Harbor; killed in accident at Ft. Blis. Texas, Dec. 10. DEKWOOD DICKINSON, Lowell; died somewhere in France, of pneumonia, Dec. 12. EDWARD C, KOSTBADE. Hobart; killed by -explosion in France, Dec. 22. THOSIAS V. RATCFTFFE. Gary; killed somewhere in Francs. Feb. 24. FRED SCHSIIDT. Crown Point; died of pneumonia in Brooklyn, March 7, after being on a torpedoed steamer. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIVAN, Gary: killed eomewhere in France, March 8. MICHAEL STEPICH. Whiting: Camp Taylor; pneumonia. March 14. ROBERT ASFIN, Gary: Co. F. 151st Infantry; Camp Shplby; typhoid: March 17. CLIFFORD E. PETTY, enlisted at Hammond. Jan. 8, In U. S. cavalry. Died at Delrio, Tex.. April 3. PAUL FULTON, Tolleston. died in hospital. Slarfa, Texas. April 6, 191S Sergeant, machine gun battalion. 8th cavalry. WOUNE-EO. ROBERT SI. BEATTY. Harr- . mond. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 28. R. A. SPARKS, Highland. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 27. HENRY BAKEMAN, Hammond; 6th engineers. France. April 7.
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