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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Have your prescriptions and family
receipts filled in our drug department,
by registered pharmacists. We use
only the very best grades OF drugs and
chemicals and always iii them just as
your doctor wishes, at very reasonable
prices. Lion Store Drug Department
10-20-3t
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pressions as a country girl. Obidiah
Odlum, who played the part of taking
orders for the undertaken, also kept
The Sis Hopkins company will play
a Kenosha, Wis, tonight
William owen presents Romeo and
Juliet here THURSDAY night
r., ,.-,;o,s e+a.r4.a - ,,-u,- -
the VALPARAISO Light & Fuel company
today.
Fred Carpenter returned Saturday
night. He has been visiting in North
Dakota.
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vALPO DEFEATS EAST CHICAGO.
hall is Pushed over the Goal Line JUST
as the First Half Ends.

The Valparaiso Tigers defeated the
East Chicago team by the score OF
to 0 in a hard game last Sunday. The
game was played at the fair grounds in
Valparaiso before fair-sized crowd.
The game began at $40 p m. valpa-
raiso's goal was made just as time was
called at the end of the first half when
Summers was pushed over for a touch
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Mrs. S. Langohr of Indiana boulevard
was rendered a surprise party Satur
day evening in honor of her 42nd birth
day. The evening was spent in cards.
The honors were awarded to the fol-
lowing: Mrs. William Timm, first Miss
Marie Selinger, second and Miss Myrtle
SoltwedeI, consolation. William Kelley,
first; Henry Eggers, second and Will
lam Timm, consolation. After a dainty
luncheon was served the later part of
the evening was spent in games. All
present report a most enjoyable time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Tom Philips has returned from Gary,
Ind, where he spent the week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Lawrence Haywood and Miss Olga
Vine were quietly married last even
ing at St. Patricks church by Father
Kan. They left for Niagara Falls.
where they will spend their honey
moon.
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has passed the critical point and Is
now much improved

Joe Burmanniek of Pennsylvania
avenue. helper TO the miliwright at the
Inland Steel mills was severely injured
this noon while making a coupling on
the rolls in the bar mill department.
He was taken 10 Or. Orr's and later re-
moved 10 his home.
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Whiting News

Gaynelle Eaton is suffering from a
severe attack of quinsy.
Rev. and Mrs. Artman entertained
Bessie Naef at dinner last evening.
John schwab returned to Notre Dame
university today.
Miss Vera Wadsworth entertained
friend from Englewood yesterday.
Mrs. James Arney of East Chicago
visited Whiting friends last evening.
Mrs Louise Day Of East Chicago Wis
tied yesterday with Mrs. D. II. Walter
Of New York avenue.
Miss Laura widert of East Chicago
spent few days. this week with Miss
Margaret Griffith.
Miss Gladfelter presided over the
chatting dish and the junior and senior
club Friday evening.
Mabel oHara, John schwab and
Florence Lee We're initiated into the Pi
Gamma society.
The Priscilla club met at the home Of
Miss IVA Goldsmith OF Sheridan avenue
Saturday afternoon.
Miss ola vanCamp was able to be
out yesterday after a severe attack Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Frank Schmidt was in Hammond to-
day
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Miss Jane Eyre was a Chicago visitor
today.
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Tysse Gonwrns of South Holland has
been visiting friends and relatives in
Roselawn.
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A few girl friends were entertained
by Miss Marguerite Rust al her home
on Eggleston avenue. Thursday.
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The cement block cottage being
erected for John Bakers the druggist,
the druggist at 109th Michigan avenue,
is rapidly progressing.
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South Chicago.

James Ryan was a Chicago visitor
yesterday.
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brother, George Henry, at Rose Lawn
Sunday
Mrs. John D. Palmer of Chicago vis-
tied here from Saturday till Monday
with her husbands parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Palmer, and brothers and
sisters.
Lorraine Dfnwfddie. who had the
misfortune a few weeks ago while
working in Chicago at the carpenter
trade 10 fall and hurt his hip. is here
taking medical treatment OF DR.. A J.
Willets.
VIII Shurte and Miss Ida Utter were
united in marriage at Crown Point
last Saturday. The newly married
couple are we'll known and their
friends in this vicinity joint in con
CALCULATIONS for future happiness and
| prosperity of marriage bliss.
The football game last Sunday at
Oakland park, Lowell. between Lowell
and the Garfield team of Englewood.
was the swiftest game played since the
reorganization of our team three years
ago. The first half was remarkable
in the determination of both teams in
their efforts to reach the. goal. the
! Englewood boys making their first
touchdown just as time was called. In
| the second half the visiting team made
another touchdown and kicked goal
making the score IL to 0 in favor of
| the Garfelds. Our boys PLAYED their
usual good game and this is their
first defeat. if our memory serves us
right. in the three seasons they have
played. and they have met some OF the
| best teams in the country They take
their defeat gracefully and without
/ a murmur.
Following is the lineup:
| Lowell Position EngIewood
| B. Want. ..........le. ........S St. John
A Childers. $50. .lt.........J. Henry
Yates Beck. ,.lg..-.......... Puts
/ E. Johnson. c ........H H. Duncan
Kelsey, Pattee.... .rg......W. Pierson
/ {. Hill. .......-.. TT. T. Meyers
| w. Ainsworth. $50. .......R. White
A. Alyea. OBJ. &c. Patterson
H. Want. ...-......l III ........D. Henry
L. Rose. ........... fb. F. Cavanaugh
Z. Brownel. rh........G Pagan
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James Mitchell has accepted a job
switching for the Nickel Plate.
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Miss Margaret quinn is recovering
from an attack of grip.
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Miss Mary Stein of Roberts avenue
attended the teachers reception given
at Hammond Friday night in honor of
the new teachers.
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win Burlson was in Gary on business
yesterday.
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Slim School starts at his new posi-
ton today as assistant yardmaster for
the Nickel Plate.
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china shower will be given in hon
or OF Miss Jeanet Motherwell by Mrs
Fred Menely Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Lena Eggers and Miss Lillian
RAIDER and Henry Lahahn were the
guests of Mrs. Richard Schaaf over
Sunday.
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Henry Crisman has improved his cot
tage on Washington avenue by build
ing a new porch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Miss Margaret Dolan of Coles ave-
nue. was seriously injured, when a
horse attached to a buggy owned by
James Richardson, was frightened by
a train at 85th street, and ran into
her, knocking her down and the buggy
passing over her. She sustained CON
cussion of the skull and also several
scalp wounds. Great anxiety is felt by
her friends and relatives as to her re-
covery, as she was well-liked by all
who knew her. At present she is at
her home, but If her injuries grow more
serious than anticipated she will be
taken to a Chicago hospital.
Bessie Houston entertained twelve
couples at a card party given last
evening at her home, 1914 Buffalo ave
nue.. The evening was spent in pro-
gressive pedro. James Macdonald won
first prize for the men, which was a
beautiful silver plated smoking set.
Miss Jane Austin won the first prize
for ladies. which was a picture set in
a gold frame. The BOBBY prizes, a clay
pipe-an da doll, went to John Flynn
and Miss Ruth Schreun, respectively.
After a delightful supper the party in
dulged in dancing which lasted into
the wee hours of morning, when they
went home voting Miss Houston a right
royal entertainer.
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WEST PULLMAN.

L. Vanderburg's barn burned Sunday
entailing a loss of about $175.00. This
is the fifth barn burned within a few
days. Cause is supposed to be incen-
diary.
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plate. has gone to his home in South
Whitley for a few days.
Engineer Brown is visiting relatives
in Mexico and is expected home soon.
Miss Margaret Quinn is recovering
from an attack of grip.
James Mitchell has accepted job
switching for the Nickel Plate.
Slim School starts at his new posi-
ton today as assistant yardmaster for
the Nickel Plate.
Henry Crisman has improved his cot
tage on Washington avenue by build
ing a new porch.
John McAllister and bride visited
! friends and relatives on the Island
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Two young men were arrested today
for stealing tools from the Nickel Plate
shops
NJ j. O'ConnelI has just returned
from a shooting trip through the north
ern part of Wisconsin.
Miss Tessie O'Connor is visiting at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. J. O'Con-
nell on stony Island avenue.
James Snyder and James Shannon,
who were arrested for carrying con-
cealed weapons, were fined 5000 each
by Justice Callahan of Hyde Park
J. w. Swatzen has a new sign in
front of his store. showing that Mr..
Swatzell has the agency for the Ever
EFT Coal company of Grand Crossing.
The Suburban Girls gave a harvest
ball, or barn dance, at the Calumet hall
at Sixty-third street and Stony Island
avenue. Everybody had a good time.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fahey of the Island. and Jimmie
had his head polished so it looked like
brand new.
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West Pullman.

DR.. McHaren of Windsor Park was
visiting among friends here Thursday.
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Mr.. Berry has been fortunate enough
to secure Miss Pearl Foraker as pianist
at his "Nicolitte." Miss Foraker has
been working in Chicago Heights for
Thomas Williams, who has an electric
theatre there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Engineer Brown is visiting relatives
in Mexico and is expected home soon.
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plate. has gone to his home in South
Whitley for a few days
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The Misses Davis of Brookline re-
turned home yesterday after spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Theisen OF Indiana boulevard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

The Sis Hopkins company will play
a. Kenosha, Wis, tonight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

william owen presents Romeo and
Juliet here Thursday night.
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The "Klondike" furnace at the Inter
state Iron and Steel mills, which has
been shut down for two months on ac-
count of broken rails, resumed opera
lions today
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pressions as a country girl. Obidiah
Odlum, who played the part of taking
orders for the undertaken, also kept
the house in laughter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Lorraine Dinwiddie who had the
misfortune a few weeks ago while
working in Chicago at the carpenter
trade 10 fall and hurt his hip. is here
taking medical treatment OF DR.. A J.
Willets.
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The Missionary society of the NJ. E.
church met at Mrs. Ross Saturday
evening. Miss Bass gave q splendid
lecture which all enjoyed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Paul B. SIMMONS started to work for
the Valparaiso Light & Fuel company
today.
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Winifred Deathe of Whiting was tbs
guest Of her sister Saturday. at Mrs
H. n. Johnson's.
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The teachers association will meet in
Hammond next Friday and Saturday.
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Bricklayers are now certainly at
premium. They are being paid from 70
cents to S100 an hour by the Indiana
Harbor railroad at Gibson where their
new round house is being constructed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-22

Mrs. John D. Palmer of Chicago vis-
tied here from Saturday till Monday
with her husbands parents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. d. Palmer, and brothers and
sisters.
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friends and relatives on the Island
Thursday afternoon and evening.
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Miss Mooth and Miss Mamie Welsh
spent Tuesday on the West Side.
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The Reading club will meet with Mrs
j. y. Kennedy next Wednesday. Mis-!
Mae Davis Will read.
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. w. Johnson spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs.
Johnson's parents in Valparaiso.
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Mrs. NJ ]. Sullivan of III 115th street
is ornamenting his home with new
stone steps.
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Fred Carpenter returned Saturday
night He has been visiting in North
Dakota.
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brother. George Henry, at Rose Lawn
Sunday
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Mr.. Kurgler and family of Indiana
avenue have moved into their new fiat
on Prairie avenue.
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Mrs. Conner of 1866 Perry avenue,
who had the misfortune to break her
arm. is improving.
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Mr.. ogden returned Saturday morn
ing from Cleveland where he went on
business.
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Miss Lillian Murphy Of 2609 11Sth
street is spending a week with her
brother and wife. of Indiana Harbor
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William F. Hale was in South Ben,
last week on business.
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Robertsdale

Miss Marie Selinger of the East Side
spent several days visiting her sister,
Mrs. Henry Eggers, of Roberts avenue.
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The Ell1s lodge 9S1 are preparing to
give a big blow out some time next
month. Just what the entertainment
will be has not yet been decided upon
but whatever it is, is sure to be high
class, as all their entertainments are
the finest.
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Misses Lenny and Eva Crepean OF
117th Place have joined the St. John
Baptist society of the West Side.
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a. H johnson has purchased a hors
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age company are contemplating build
ing a storage house for the storage of
all surplus ice manufactured this win
ter. The building will be located on
the property with the ice plant. Plans
will be ready next Wednesday.
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Chris Booth was at Knox over sun
day.
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Mesdames Henke and Johnson spent
the day shopping in Chicago.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-01

as usual, worn rundown collar and
dark four-in-hand tie.
Every precaution was taken
throughout the executive mansion to
insure the safety of thaSpresident and
others, an extra detail of police, be-
sides secret service officers, being on
duty. Nobody was permitted to carry
handkerchiefs or muf1iers in his
hands. and nobody was permitted to
pass along the line with hands in his
pockets.
The members of the diplomatic
corps and their families, who had
previously been assembled in the state
dining room, were the Sfrst guests to
be presented. The Russian ambassa-
dor led the way, accompanied by the
entire embassy staff In the absence
OF the Italian ambassador, the charge
d'affairs of Italy led chat co,mtry's
representatives. Austria-Hungary was
represented by its ambassador and his
wife, the Baroness Hengelmuller.
France. Germany and Great Britain
We're represented by their ambassa-
dors-M. Jesserand, Baron Won Stern.
berg, Sir Henry Mortimer Durand.
Other diplomats who passed quickly
along the line were Baron Moncheur
of Belgium, Sir Chentung Liang-
Cheng of China, Senor Don Jorg
Munoz Of Guatemala, o.. ". Leger Of
Haiti. Senor Manuel Alvarez sCalderon
of Peru, and Chekib Bey of Turkey
In the absence Of the Japanese min
lister the empire of the Mikado was
represented by its charge d'affairs,
while the course of recent events left
Korea without representative in
line. E
Following the diplomatic corps the
members of the Unitei States SUI
preme court, headed BY Chief Justice.
Fuller. were received Ny the Presi-
dent and Mrs Roosevelt Judges of
the United States court Of claims, Of
the District court of appeals, and of
the Supreme court OF the District OF
Columbia then were received. They
We're followed by former cabinet men,
bers and ex-ministers of the United
States. Members of congress were
next in line. Comparatively few were
In line. as many of the senators and
representatives have not yet returned
from their holiday visits to their
homes.
The army contingent was led by the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-01

The Most Absor orbin9
Question in the East
ern' Tier 81 North
Dakota Counties.

i. T. af , ; -t.il I.
Washington, Jan LIN the eastern
tier of North Dakota counties known
as the Red river valley the most alb
sOrbing question Is drainage; while
in the extreme western portion irri-
cation is the absorbing topic Of dis
cussion. So far as the national gov
arnment is concerned the wants of
both sections of the state have re-
cefved and are now receiving seri-
GUS consideration. In the valley
where drainage is required the agri-
cultural department here, under au-
thority of congress, has spent some
thing like $500. in conjunction with
like amount contributed by the
several interested counties; in maxi
Ing preliminary surveys with view
to the ultimate inauguration of a
comprehensive plan that will relieve
the lands of surplus waters. g.,s5
In the semi-arid region Of the west
ern portion of the state, where irri-
cation Is needed to supplement the
scant rainfall, the interior depart
ment, proceeding under the national
irrigation act, has approved plans for
the reclamation work that will aggre-
gate In the end a. cost of nearly
$4,000 600. The greater share OF this
amount viii be expended in pumping
plants along the upper Missouri river.
Under the terms Of the irrigation law,
the moneys expended by the govern
ment, will be returned by the bene-
ficiaries In ten annual installments,
while the amount spent, or to be
spent, by the department in drainage
surveys in the valley, is an outright
donation. 81 is3s1S s5
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officers OF the general staff, headed by
Lieutenant General Chaffee. Follow
ing the army were officers OF the navy,
headed by Admiral Dewey. All wore
special full dress, The officers of the
marine corps, clad in the characteris-
tic dress of this branch of the service.
followed the navy
Beginning at 1915 o'clock the re-
ception to the representatives of the
clVlilan departments of the govern
ments began. Among those received
we're the civil service commission, the
interstate commerce commission, re-
gents of the Smithsonian Institute, as
s:stant secretaries of departments,
and the heads of bureaus of the vari-
GUS departments. Next in line were
members of various civilian and semi
military organizations, including the
Society of the Cincinnati, military or
der OF the Loyal Legion, Grand Army
of the Republic, Spanish war veter-
ants and members of the Oldest In
habitants' association of the District
of Columbia.
This New Year reception was nota-
Die In many ways For instance, there
was real vice president there, dig
nltary mot seen at similar celebra-
tion for eight years. Hobart was the
last one of that rank to participate
until today when Fairbanks took his
place at the head of the cabinet line.
Mrs. Fairbanks ranked the ladies' of
the, cabinet circle at Mrs. Roosevelt's
right hand. Miss Alice Roosevelt,
whom everyone wished to see and con-
gratulate, was the beheld of all be-
holders In sweet crowd of girls gath
cred in the green room. Then there
were many new faces in the diplo-
matte corps. One year ago today
Count Cassini, the Russian ambassa-
dor, led the diplomatic procession, en-
tering the whita house just as the
news bearers were crying extras"
which announced Port Arthur's fall.
Not far behind him came Takahira,
the Japanese minister. his face illu-
minated by an ill-concealed smile of
triumph. Today Baron Rosen re-
placed Count Cassini and instead of
being at the front of the 10. eign con-
tingent he was sixth, or next TO the
last. Japan had no minister in line,
as Baron Moak, the newly selected
representative of the mikado, has not
yet arrived.
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Neu Years in Washington
Brilliant and Spectacular Was the Reception Gun by President and
Mrs Roosevelt at TIE White House

Washington. D e.. Ian. 1-Rrilliant
md snact.cn,ar, as ~ sor,,o,, ,aa...
the Naw yaar rooa,t,n, - & az yea.s' ,',,,!.n
hnnss toaav ",vas n,nst .''o,oae,., o. eme WIZ as
the crowd yas "a ono % nf the aa ,anaas4 a,a.. anu
passed thromah the nnr.sls co. ns Sofh t+a eiui ,u
tanast,n .I WI - n1.s LIZ sns pol.ais VI lne ih-
~ the uea, Nv Tha aon neaant,a., uH .ne nrss uay
actarized hv tm,e demnoronv wa" ina, a.
nennla whsthar ~ of hinb aaayaa a.. AZ III, .,e
whether rich ~. nonr We s'1aia, =, ,oM;
and atfordsd tha pm onnortui.,s ~v,I meaneu o.,aas
aiiv M tn rreat 10th tho 1y prns;adn. pe'son sou,
Mrs Rnoseva,t -, uei' anu
: The fmli M.rira bord w.s st.+,oo,,
In the lnhhv and niavad ] "aS as,o"at naoneu nas,
tinnnnsiv dnr;nu +ha H' th,ea ss ha..ns son u,
the racant,on w6,ch haaan &c 80 uu,s =, VI
The floral dacnra+;ons wh,,a MI ~,
elahotate ware move nrof,,sa .hnn ~.
have chara cterizad raoert % n,h;ta ,,a..aa oaa
recentions Rare variatios nf naI,,os es
wera di.nosod aeoat,,e,.s pains .r
vestihnle and n,oin cnrr,dar n,hiie tne
in the great ractanonIor hos;ns e ,,n
tween The vastthmie and = nnr,.,de, Ie
naims and ferns snrmed I u str;,,,mn
hackgromnd for tho scari.t vn,snnr,s T,s
of the hand In the state S,n;na ,.onra Ml'