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THE TIMES.
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BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
The Lake County Time Daily except Saturday and
Sunday. Entered at the potoifl: !n Hammond, .iune
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The Times East Chicago-Indiana Harbor, daily e:e
Suniay. Entered at the postoff.ee in East Chicago. Jov
ember IS. mi,
The Lake County Ttmea Satu rday and Weekly Edit.on.
Entered at the postofflce In Hammond. February .
The Gary Evening Times Dally fcpt t-uima. en
tered at the poatofflce in Onrr, April lii. HHJ. ,
All under the act of .March 3. 1ST9. as second-cian
matter. .
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pursue this course It means millions and millions or dol
lars loaned the government, tremendous quantities of
materials left for uses of the nation in this war, millions
of hours of labor free to do war work, and a vast amount
of freight space free for national u?es.
These sacrifices are easy to make; are small and
trivial compared to the sacrifices that our soldiers ifui
sailors make daily while they offer constantly their
lives for iheir country, the greatest sacrifice nf all.
Political A nnouncements
Larger Paid-Up Circulation Than Any Two Other Papers
in the Calumet Region.
If yon have any trouble setting" The Time make com
plaint immediately to the ciicuiaiK-n department.
Too Times will not be ro.ponib. .for the ' "l"r
ny unsolicited articles or letters and w ' ' ' "'"i
mous comnr.inicati.ms. Short signed letteia of general
interest printed at discretion.
NOTICE TO SI BSC 111 I! EH.
If you fa.l t. receive your ,vpy -f Tkb Tjmm as
PM-Bptlv as vo-J have in the. past, please do not thin.v
!t has been lost or was not s, nt. on time. Remember that
the railroads sre ensrpgM with the tirnt movement of
troops and their supplies: th!t there Is unusual ri-e-sure
in uno-i., parts of the country for food and lue'.: that
the railroads have more business than they can hand.e
promptly. For that reason many trains are late. The
Times has increased its mailing equipment and :s cooperating-
In every way with the pootofiloe department
to expedite delivery. Even so. delays are inevitable be
cause of the enormous demands upon the railroads and
the withdrawal of men from many lines of work.
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ANOTHER BUMP FOR THE POST.
The prophesied acquittal of Kay Seeley. Lake coun
ty's road engineer, on the charge brought by the brew-erv-owned
Gary Post and the democratic state account
examiners took place at Crown Point yesterday. The
Jury was out but a few minutes no longer than was tech
nically necessary. The jury could not find where Mr.
?eelev was guilty of scamping in his road building or
had done anything out of in way whatever in the con
duct of his office.
The reult of the trial is a source of intense gratifi
cation to Mr. Seeley's friends. The county surveyor is
about as faithful, honest and hard .working a young man
as there is in the district. These pestiferous state ex
aminers nosing around here and there thought they
could show thev were earning their 5 10 a day if they
could put Mr. Seeley on the grill, and with the assist
ance of the Centlivre Post, brought about this persecu
tion of the county engineer. The Post tried the same
tactics against former Mayor Johnson of Gary, against
Count v Treasurer Brown. Commissioner George Schaaf.
Commissioner Black, and with results only too well
known to the public. If the democrats ever want to get
k..o power it is hich time they adopt some other tactics
than those used by the Cenrlivre-owned organ camou
flaging under the name of the Gary Post.
"THE GERMAN IS A EARBARI AN."
John DeVilie is a priest of Gary. When the great
Tar broke out he went to Belgium and by his skill in
language?, his diplomacy and his sheer ability to per
suade German military authorities into his way of think
ing, he was able to bring out of the ravaged country
hundreds of Belgian children. These tots were brought
to America, placed in good homes, and John De Ville
continues to look after them as well as to lecture for
the Belgian milk fund, he being Cardinal Mereier's rep
resentative In this country.
Persuading the German governor-general to give
him permission to visit all parts of Belgium. Father De
Ville had ample opportunity to study not only the Prus
sian system and its mind, hut its effects as we'd. So he
has come to this conclusion.
"The German is a barbarian with modern weap
ons, but his soul is still that of the ravager of me
diaeval civilization. Hence he must be fought with
every weapon that the ciilied world possesses, for
the enemy does not belone to the civilized world:
he merely would destroy it. America must utilize
every printing press, every factory, every indus
trial plant, every efficient organization which has '
the smallest possibility of contributing to the cause
of saving the world for the world's best."
The warning of this man of God, who has been in
actual contact with the misery wrought by the Huns, is
enough to make us do our best for this Liberty loan.
Bear in mind the priest's truthful words, "The German
in a barbarian with modern weapons."
THE DOUBLE EFFECT OF ECONOMY.
When an American citizen, instead of spending $100
for something he wants, denies himself and lends the
money to the government he performs a. double service.
First, he furnishes the government with ?H'0 to use
in the prosecution of the war.
Second, he has relieved to the extent of $100 the
drain on our "goods and services"; that is, materials
and labor. To make the article or articles he would
have bought, or to manufacture others to take their
place in the market, would require materials and lf.fior.
In addition, to get the article to him labor and freight
space would be required. By doing without the article,
he has left free a certain amount of material to be used
for war purposes, a certain amount of labor to be used
In the same way, and he has also relieved to a certain
extent the transportation facilities of the country.
This may not be much in the individual case, hut
when hundreds of thousands and millions of Americans
A GREAT LABOR PARTY COMING?
In England where the Inbor party is prominently
identified with the conduct of the government and not
a hit backward In its say, skilled interpreters of public
opinion tell us that no one need be surprised if the next
cabinet is a labor cabinet. Several of the cabinet mem
bers In power novy are Laborlfes.
Some of the prominent men in this country have
discussed the future of labor in America. Notably Mr.
Schwab. In Columbus Rev. Irving Maurer, rector of the
First Congregational church in the Ohio city, whose ser
mon. show a study of current hiftory, the minister pre
dicted organized labor iu the future will be more con
structive and less selfish. He predicted a great labor
party independent of present dominant parties, which
will be active in ten years.
The time element Is uncertain. Considering the
way the world Is moving Rev. Maurer places the rise of
the labor party too far into the future. In Europe, where
men have mingled in the common brotherhood of the
trenches, labor in all the allied countries has risen to
a high political status, as was shown by the war de
clarations of the inter-allied labor conference. When
we are further info this war we may expect a new trend,
ind then when the war is over and men come back from
the trenches, demanding a new and a square deal, it la
nuke likely that there will arise a dominant labor party
in this country.
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.
i primary
Requests for announcement must be j
accompanied by publication lee la coa-,
formlty with the law. !
Republican Ticket.
TOR COTJNTT TREASURER.
EDITOR TIMES:
please nuunc through your paper
to the voters that Ralph R. Bradford.
for ten years deputy treasurer or lk j
County, asks to be promoted to trea-jrojl TJluaTS.B
urer. jne uate oi ,,.,',! Editor TIMES:
primaries is May 7. 1918 " RHase announce, to
means little to you. It means lots to , T.,.v,
. - blitz I.
m M aw mm mm mm 'sm m .MftJ V T BPl
" i .f vfi r vivji . . .
on May 7. 1918. fYfrJit Z S NrirAA X
rom tfatrsTEE calumet township
Editor TIMES:
Please announce to tho voters of
Calumet Township, that I will be a
candidate for the nomination for Town
ship Truitee, eiibject to the decision of I
the Republican primary.
-B- W. J. WILLIAMS.
I70STK TOWNSHIP.
of
'lrad'.'
TIME TO DISBAND.
Voluntary dissolution is the easiest way out for the
German American Aldance. It can well be dispensed
with, and in the circumstances it should need no prompt
ing to disband. Xo sudden outward reform of manners
or methods could be made convincing enough to recon
cile public opinion to the continuance of an organiza
tion that has been persistently un-American in spirit and
purpose. Xo refuge under suspicion as a center of Ger
man propaganda in any form can be tolerated.
The active managers of the German-American Alli
ance at one time made high-sounding professions of a
desire to inculcate the American people with German
culture. German morals and German ideals. The prin
cipal effect of their efforts was to keep the members of
the alliance alien in heart and mind. For three years,
whenever tho interests of the nation were r.t stake, the
alliance was the hotbed of intrigue. It took little trouble
to conceal its hostility to the government of the United
States. The kaiser's agents knew where to apply when
they wanted assihtance. The spokesmen of the alliance
within the last year have acquired a new sense of discre
tion, but they cannot hope to change their spots in
more cautious use of words alone.
When the German-American alliance disbands it
will leave behind it a record that millions of loyal Amer
icans will not soon forget. Now York World.
Editor TIMES:
Tou are authorized to announce to the . 3 ,
Republican voters of Eahe County that j
I am a candidate for nomiw"u .
County Treivaurer of I.nkc. County on
the Republican ticket, subject- to the;
decision of the primaries on Aly
respectfully osk thfir support In my
candidacy.
a-7- THOMAS F. ROBERTS.
the voters
1 will be a
candidal- for the nomination for Town
ship Trustee, subj-ct to the decision of
wie. itepumicau primary.
WM. E. VATER.
AVE regret to say that there
IS new evidence to the effect that
THE neighbor's cat is not
LEADING the kind of life that phouM
be mi everlasting example to editors
AND other mornl people.
NEW YORK beauty who sued for $5,
00f for Injury to one of her ankles
8TOOP up and showed the jury the
bum ankle and then
Editor TIMES:
v-irMiv snnnnore mi' name J a candi
date for the office
Editor TIMES:
j Pleas announce my r.ame as a candi-l
j date on tho Republican tickets for town-j
' ship trustee for Calumet township, sub-i
, ject to the primary Hay 7. 1018. vhen answering.
I 3-11-1 THOMAS MATTHEWS.
j j IF some men were as bandy at
I ing- tin oriental rug theee days
SHE pot $1,000
WHAT would she have (cot had she -
SHOWED the good one?
PUT enough postage n your Utters
Editor TIMES:
Kindly announce my name as a catidl-
of County Treasurer j date, on Uo Republican ticket for tow-n-
nn fh Kuntlblir-an ticket. Subject lO
will of the voters at th primaries to , to the priamry May
be held In May 7. EH.
S-19- LOC1S G. EDER.
the tship trustee for North township, subject
1918.
C L. (JACK) FOWLER,
Ex-AKlcrrnan 1st Ward, Hammond.
AS they are at shaking dice
THET would make the world
safer for the women.
t hak-
a lot
JTTDa StrPESIOS COT7KT NO X. 1
Editc-TJMES: I
riease announce to the voters of Lake j
County that I will be a candidate for j
the Repubii tin nomination of Judge of,
the Luke Superior Court. Room 1. to uc- j
ceed myself, subject to tho vote at the.
Primaries t be held May 7th. 1918. and j
I earnestly ask the Fupport of all. j
3.4- VIRGIL S. REITER.
FOX COXONEX.
Editor TIMES:
I will be a candidate fcr tho republi
can nominal kfi for coroner of Lake
county, subject to the decision of the
primaries on May 7.
3-8- DR. E. E. EVANS.
to th
JUDGE ST7FERXOX COUXT KO. 2.
Editor TIMES:
Pleas') announce to the voters of Lake
r-.-M.nfv that I n-ill be a candidate for 3-15-
the Republican nomination for Judge of
.U.. I o -a S1m1.rl.lr fVltirt. ROOM No. 2.
.ihteet to the decision of the Primaries. ! Editor
May Tth. 191S. I earnestly solicit the j
surport of all. ;
John p. ::exnedt.
j Editor TIMES:
j Kir.d'y announce through your publl-
cation that I Ti!l be a candidate for the
office of Coroner for Lake County at the
primary to be held My 7, 191?, subject
will of the republican voters.
RY the Tv-ay will arnbody kindly In
form us wl.at has
BECOME of Bryan's Commoner ar.1
George Vlerck's Weakly.
IN re our paper pants screeds
ONE of our very best friends informs
us that
HE fears our editorial paije will
RE hardly strong enough when he has
TO have his wife make pan's (for
him) out cf
DR. A. GIORGI.
Gary. Ind.
THIS paper
WELL, mebbe
io. iiiebbe!
TOL" can't blame even a happily
MARRIED woman for feeling, when
she
PASSES some dashing young widow
IN hej; e-ictrtc.
THAT tho Insurance money is a grvnt
thing after all.
ONE of our distinguished contempo
raries BELIEVES that aeroplanes coming in
ESE after the war
WILL have ecru silk curtains caujiu
back In graceful loops
AND a
In them.
cut glass rase full of flowers
SOME of these Washington war dis
putes between officials
MIGHT be blamed on old Doc Gar
field and save a lot of heart burnings
THE doc wouldn't car a bit
AT least he never did.
WE notice by the advertising
THAT the wlff la net olc to be
bothered
ANT more by finding
BITS of Bull Durham all th
floor
AND we shall have ta learn to
LIKE some other kind.
CONFIDENTIALLY we are getting
so war-economical at our b as tile that
any day we expect to be asked on ent
ering It
TO
seat.
remove our rants to sara the
3-5-
East Chicago, Ind.
TIMES: I
Will you please announce to the re-'
ruhlican voters of Lak county that I
will be a candidate for
nomination to
( the office of coroner at the republican
! primaries May 7 and that I respectfully
rieasc announce to the voters of Lake j soiiCit tllQ upport of the rcpubijtan
County that I will t a cnndidate for voters?
the Republican nomination of Jud j 11-2 3- DR. F. W. SAUER.
the Lake Superior Court. Room No. 2. to
succeed myself, subect to the primaries j Editor TIMES;
of May 7. 1?18. j liease announce to the voters of Lake
i j-3- WALii-u i. i"i.wi. ; ounty thnt I am a candidate for Coro-
j net- on the Republican ticket, subject to
Editor TIMES: i the decision of the voters to be cxpress-
lieaso say to the voters of Lake,ecj at primaries. May 7. 1&18.
County, that I am a candidate for the , WILLIAM II.
Republican nomination for .ludgo of the,
County that I will be a candidate for
renomination for the office cf County
Commissioner for f.rst district, subject
! to the decision of the republican pri
maries. May 7.
S-18- GEORGE O. SCHAAF.
MIKESC1I. M. D.
WHAT, INDEED?
That they do extraordinary things in Kansas, nobodpr
who knows the state and has followed its achievements
even in a casual way. need be told- Still, few will be
prepared for this from the Lawrence (Kami Journal
World: "While eating Blanche Malcom eang, 'Oh, Dry
Those Tears.' 'One Fleetina: Hour' and the old, though
favorite 'Perfect Day.' She was accompanied by Claire
Noland as tenor and Greta Noland on the piano." One
Is left to wonder what Miss Malcom might have done
before or after eating, asks an exchange.
WILL K. WADE, chairman of the state loan organi
zation, finally deigns to compliment East Chicago on Its
good work. Tardy Wade! Recently he appointed a Lib
erty loan committee from all over the state and failed
to put a Lake county man on the committee, ignoring
it entirely. Gee, but those IndianaDolis euvs are ieaimu
i c.r.nrior Court. Room No. nun
ject to the vote of the primary election.
May 7. 1918. I earnestly ask investiga
tion. :vnd if found worthy, the support
of all.
3.13. DAN,IEL J. MOP..V.N.
yOB JT7DGE, XOOU 3.
Editor TIMES: j
Pk-ase announce to the voters of Lake Lditor TIMES:
j FOE COUNTY ASSESSOR.
; Editor TIMES:
i Please announce my name as 8 candt
j r3s te for the office of County Assessor
i on the Republican ticket, subject to the
j will of the voters at the primaries to
! be held in May 7, 131S.
I 2-7- WM. BLACK.
TOR SBEBJ7F.
Editor TIMES:
AVill you please announce that I am a
candidate for rcnomination on the re
publican ticket for Sheriff of Lake
County, subject to the decision of the
primaries to tc held May 7, and I re
spectfully eolicit the support of all re
publicans? 3-19- LEW BARNES.
Editor TIMES:
Tou will please announce In Tna
Times that I will be a candidate for
sheriff on the republican ticket at the
primaries to be held on the 7th of May.
II. C. GREEN.
Lake County's
Roll of Honor
County that I will be a candidate for lueasej announce my name as a candl
renominatlon for the office of Judge. 'date for the office of County Assessor
Room 3. Lake Superior Court, at Gary. I on the Republican ticket, subject to the
subject to the decision of tho republican will of the voters at the primaries to
primaries, Msy 7.
CHARLES E. GREEN WALD.
BUT A LIBERTY BOND.
Editor TIMES:
Please announce that I have -withdrawn
as a candidate for the republican
nomination of the superior court.
4.4. V1I.LIAM M. DUNN.
be held in aiay
7. 19Jg.
HERMAN
MEETER,
rOB TXTJSTEE NOXTE TOW2TSHIP.
Editor TIMES:
Kindly announce to the voters of
North Township, that I will be a candi
date for the nomination for Township
Trustee, subject to the decision of the
Republican primary.
S-19- J. M. WILCOCXSON.
COMMISSIONER riXST DISTRICT.
Editor TIMES:
Tou may announce that I will be a
candidate for County Commissioner for
the First District on the republican
ticket at the aiay primary.
3-8- H. IL DILS.
TOR TOR STATE SENATOR.
Editor TIMES: j Waiter TIMES:
Please announce my name as a csndl- Announce to the voters of Lake.
date for tnc cuice oi. .-.r u,rt ja!6pCP nnd New ton Counties
J.I1- ;
i . i
a mini, o" - -
to tho will of the voters at ths primaries
to be hold in May 7. 1918.
3.4. JOHN M'FADDEN.
t
of the second county in the state soon to he the irt of Calumet Township. Lake Count y
I diana. on the El-publican ticket, sub
ALL who are in favor of the following suggestion
will please stand up: "We must quit talking vague gen
eralities about our unlimited resources in men and raw
materials and get down to undoctored statistics of sol
diers, sailors and the completed engines of war." New
York Sun.
IF you sot time, just recall that this time twenty
years ago we were all thrilled with wondering whether
the Spanish fleet would bombard Boston or go on and
reduce New York to ashes.
Editor TIMES:
Please announce my name as a candi
date for the office of North Township i
Assessor of Lake County. Indiana, on j
the Republican ticket, subject to- thej
will of the voters at the primaries to
be held in May 7, 191?.
S-3- ' JAMES CLEMENTS.
Tor-that
I will be a candidate for rcnomination
for the position of State Senator from
this joint district, my candidacy being
subject to $he decision of the republi
can primaries.
3-3 D. M. KINDER.
TOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.
! Editor TIMES:
TOR FROSECT7TI1TG ATTORNEY.
Editor TIMES:
Make announcement to the voters of
! Lake county that I will be a candidate
1 for renomination for the office of prose-
outing attorney, subject to the repubiir
. can primaries.
! 3-11- CLTDE HUNTER.
TOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Editor TIMES:
Please announce to the voters of Lake
County that I will be a candidate for
nomination for one of the four Repre
sentativca to the legislature, from Lake
County on tne Republican ticket, subject
to the primary of May 7. 1918, and ask
support of all favoring good and pro
gressive legislation.
Z-22- CHARLES G. KINGWILL.
Editor TIME3:
Please announce to the voters of Lake
County that I will be a candidate for the
nomination for .representative to the
legislature from Lake County o:a the
republican ticket, subject to the prima
ries of May 7th, 191S.
3-23- OTTO G. FI FIELD.
1
; Kindly announce that I will be s can-
WIIILE Gary continues to become more famed each 1 tHda,e f"r re-nomination for tho office of
Inii-titliin occoafB ni" T , T A ftr I n T OTA" Tl S 11 1 D
for her progress and her steel mills, yet her most ,,, Mr,i,iie.'n H.-kt at the nrlmarles
on Mav the 7th. 101 S.
S-21 IJERT. E. ESCHER.
distinguished citizen continues to be her schoolmaster,
Wirt.
SPEAKING of Kansas' boast she has L'U counties
that have no poothouses the New York world wonders
how there can be any paupers among people who exact
$2.20 for their wheat.
THIS hour daylight saving stuff is all right, but the
new baby at our house continues to demand her feed
ings by the old way of reckoning time.
Editor TIMES:
Because of the many requests from
many parts of the county I have decided
to announce my candidacy for prosecut
ing attorney, subject to the decision of
the republican primaries.
3-16-1 JAMES A. PATTERSON.
TOR TOWNSHIP CONSTAB1K.
Editor TIMES:
Please announce my name as a candi
date for the office of Constable of North
i Township of Lake County. Indiana, on
! the Republican ticket, subject to the will
j of the voters at the primaries to be held
! cn May 7th, 1918.
3-1'S ilAKARY J. KRAJEW5K.L
TOR JUSTICE
Editor TIMES:
Or THE PEACE.
! TOR COUNTY
Please announce my name as a candl- j Editor TIMES:
date for Justice of the Peace for and
in Calumet Township. Lake County. In
diana, on the Republican ticket. Subject
to the primaries held May 7, 1918.
3.5- HENRY WELLNER.
SURVEYOR.
THEY say Gen. Foch's name is pronounced as
though the last part had "ush ' in it as in "hush." Any
how, it may mean hush to the kaieer.
JUST wait, boys. When this war is over and there
are plenty of fireworks again you can celebrate on April
6 as well as July 4.
GEORGE Creel seems to be suffering from fa"tty de
generation of the head.
Editor TIMES:
Kindly announce that I will be a can
didate for re-nomination for Justice or
the Peace on the Republican ticket at
the primarias on May trie 7th. 1818.
JOSEPH H. COTHERY.
Justice of the Peace.
3-U- 602 Broadway.
CENTER TWP.
JUSTICE OT PEACE,
Editor TIMES:
Please announce that I will be a can
didate for renomination for Justice of
the Peace of Center township, to sue- I
c-ed myself, on the Republican ticket,
subject to the will of the vours at the
Will you please announce to the re-!
publicans of Lake County that I will be
a candidate for renomination for the!
office of County Surveyor, which I now t
bold, before the republican primaries
on May 77
3-12 RAT SEELET.
Edior Tixirs:
Please 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
t icl
At a
t at the primaries to be held on
Tth, 1318. JOHN PORA,
Democratic Ticket.
CLERK LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Editor TIMES:
Kindly announce t5 the voters of Lake
County that I will be a candidate on the
Jt 'UUllVBIl .ivi.vv .. .'nil no
succeed niyseii, 10 mo oiuce 01 :ierK
Lake Superior Court, subject to the de
cision of the Primaries to be held May
Tth. 1918.
3. IS HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Editor TIMES:
Please announce my r.ame as a candl-
i date for the office of Constablo of North
Township of Lake County, Indiana, on
thf Democratic ticket, subject to the
w ill of the voters at the primaries to be
held on May 7, 1918.
3-1S- JOHN M EIELSKI.
TOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Editor TIMES:
riease announce to the voters of Lake
:hoot TOUR Dollars
At an Enemy!
Buy Bonds.
XaOk County's dead la taa wai
witn Germany and Austrla-Htuu
g-aryi
ROBERT MARKLET, Ham
mond; drowned off coast of New
Jersey. May 28.
DENNIS HANNON. Indiana
Harbor; ptomaine poison, at Fort
Oglethrope, Chattanooga, Teotu
June 11.
FRANK M'ANLET. Indiana
Harbor; killed In Franca at Bat
tle of Lille. Aug. 16.
ARTHUR BASELER. Ham
mond: died at Lion Springs. Tex.,
of spinal meningitis, August 21.
JOHN SAMBROOKS. East Chi
cago; killed In France. Sept. IS.
ARTHUR ROBERTSON, Gary:
killed in France. Oct. 31.
LIEUT. JAMES VAN ATT A,
Gary; killed at Vimy Ridge.
JAMES MAC KINZIE. Gary;
killed at Vimy Ridge.
DOLPH BIEDZTKL East Chi
cago; killed in France. Nov. 27.
E. BURTON HUNDLEY. Gary;
killed In aviation accident a
Taliaferro fields. Everman. Tex,
Dec 1. 1917.
HARRY CUTHBERT LONG,
Indiana Harbor killed In acci
dent at Ft. Blisa. Texas. Dec 10.
DERWOOD DICKENSON. Low
ell; died somewhere In France, ot
pneumonia. Dee, 12.
EDWARD C KOSTBADB. He
bar t; killed by explosion la
France, Dec 22.
THOMAS V. RATCLIFFB.
Gary; killed sorre where In Franca,
Feb. 24. -
FRED SCHMIDT. Crown Potwri
died of pneumonia In Brooklyn,
March. 7. after being on a torpado
ed steamer.
CORPORAL EDWARD Xi. STJI
LI VAN. Garyj killed lomawhm
In France. XCarch 8.
MICHAEL STEPICH, Whttlnn
Camp Taylor; pneumonia. March
14.
ROBERT A8FIN. Gary; Co. F,
151st Infantry; Camp Shelby; ty
phoid; March 17.
CLIFFORD E. PETTY. anUstad
at Hammond. Jan. 8. In V. 8. cav
alry. Died at Delrlo. Tex., April
3.
WOUNDED.
ROBERT XT. BEATTT, Ham
mond. Trench mortar. France.
Feb. 2S.
R. A. SPARKS. Highland.
Trench mortar. Franca. Feb. 27.
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Or. Indemnities W ben It Is Too l.ate!
Liberty "Mon"
Feed the Gun
That Stuns the Muni
Victorious
Boy bonds.
Germany will take all.
PETEY DINK Tho Hens Will Be Afraid
of the Horse
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