Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 69, Hammond, Lake County, 4 October 1918 — Page 12

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the war the soldiers of the alllea have not pone hungry and have been suffli lently clothed. The country that Geo. Washington and his associates founded has become father to the world and as a father punishes a bad boy, eo will the United States punish the Central powers. The United States has never met defeat and will not now. Our country Is not asking you to donate any money to It; simply asking you to lend your money, for you are a part of the United States, and when you buy Liberty Bonds you help the soldiers In the war, you help to protect your home and loved ones and nre making money all at the same t?ne. The people of today do not reallie how the great character of George Washington has indelibly set Its mark upon the very foundation of the United States and today the United States is the greatest, the richest and most powerful nation on earth. The United States has furnished many men of the j ra.idest character, but the character -f George Washington was sublime. EL.WOOD WASHINGTON. Buy Liberty Bonds Bonds to end the war ' Bonds that bind the enemy.

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EXPLAINS SAD TRAGEDY Editor Lake County Times: Dear Sir In your esteemed paper of Saturday, September 14, 191S. there appeared a story headed "Whiting Girl Is Killed by Train," giving an account of the death of my sister. Gizella Gelica. In this etory an Impression is given that both my father and mother are working at the Standard Oil Company and are earning good wages. An impression is also given that the deceased was. sent to pick coal with the permission of the parents or by their orders. Also. that I, about four years ago, had my leg severed whild In tha act of picking coal. The facts are these: My father left us over four years ago and we do not know his whereabouts. Since he left us he has not contributed even a cent to the support of my mother, sisters or myself. Every cent used to support

; l.iy sisters and my mother and myself

during the last four years was earned by the hard work of my mother and an occasional dollar earned by myself. (I cannot work hard or long at a Job because my severed leg still bothers me.) t am keeping house while my mother is working at the candle works of the

S. O. Co. from 7:30 a. m. until S p. ni.

On September 13 my sister, who was attending the Whiting public school, went to school In the morning. When she returned from school she Informed ma there would be no school in the afternoon as the teachers wefa to be busy with some form of war work. Having eaten a little lunch, she told me that she Is going to the park. That she did not go to the park. God knows, is not my mother's fault. As to my severed leg: Two years ago I and a number of other boys were going swimming at Forsythe. Like a bunch of foolish boys, wa decided to ride a freight from Front street to Forsythe near the lake. Near Forsythe one of the boys bumped against me accidentally. I was standing on one foot and holding on with one hand. When he bumped against me I fell, and my leg is gone. I'm writing all this because your paper is widely read In Whiting, and I believe that the spirit of justice and fair play will cause you to correct the bad impression about my mother, who is suffering as the result of the story. Hoping to see this in the Times. I am Tours truly, JULIUS GELICA. 213 113th St.. Whiting, Ind.

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