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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

Wanted-All kinds of junk. Hardly
anything we don't buy Highest
market price. 400. 900 good brick for
sale at snap. Barney Ginsberg.
phone Florence 40. 54tf
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Wanted A good woman to take
charge of the Andrews rooming
house. No cooking. 37.42
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Cost OF Suez Canal,

Tho actual cost OF the sucx canal
was sl20 $50 900.
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Wan ed-To rent furnished house
or furniture. Two in family and
no children. Apply at this office.
3l.36
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A DOUGH MIXER

Makes good clean bread. Rogers
Cottage is the bread. for 400. 8iti
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70 RENT

For Rent-A few scrupulously clean
room in the Daniels block Steam
heat, bath, good light and vantila-
tion. Inquire of ". J. Daniels. lStf
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On account of my baby being sick
l have discontinued baking bread for
while.
MRS. sROY BAILEY,
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Where HorseHesh 10 Cheap.
Horsenesh commands 4 lower price
In Arisona than elsewhere.
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For Sale-Good gentle rdiyiug horse +,
with or without buggy. Inquire
of John Irwin. 1876 East Front "a. Box
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Found-pocket book on Mnin street
Monday afternoon. Gall at 5lG
East SEQ. st, describe property and
pay for ad Mrs. A G.. Palmer.
,3i.39x
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For Sale-All my household furniture
at prices to suit buyer Inquire
223 Frazier avenue. 33-3Sx
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To Rent A modern room house,
furnished, i0G Robinson Ave.
31.l2
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FOR SALE

For Sale-Old papers at The Tribune
office for ten cents the hundred. If
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For Sale-Set OF thirty volumns OF
Charles Dickens work Cost sls,
will sell for %. Inquire li9 West
Third street II
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FOUND D

Found-A pair OF gold trimmed spec
tacl's near Central school house.
Owner may have same by calling at
Florence Fuel company and paying
30 cents for this notice. 32.37
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For Sale-Out of tho flood district,
nice -FOUR room cottage, l = lots,
barn chicken house aud yard. At u
bargain II taken at once. Inquire 2is
Marble avenue. 80. 40
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For Sale-A two.wheol road cart In
good condition. Price IS. 90 In.
quiro ut 100 Il. 3rd st. 36.Ilx
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For Sale-Cheap; second h and corru.
gated roofing aud lumber, Joe
Grimes. Lennox hotel. 3i.39x
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

Secretary Taft leaves Cincinnati for
New Haven, Conn. where he will at
tend the commencement exercises and
other events at Yale, after which he
will make plans for the coming presi-
Dental campaign.
w. ]. Bryan denounces the anti
Injunction plank of the republican
platform as a transparent fraud
One man is killed at Rockford. Ill.
and vast areas Of growing crops are
destroyed in a storm which sweeps
over the upper Mississippi valley.
President Hadley in his baccalaur-
cate sermon at Yale compares the four
leading PHILOSOPHERS to the advantage
of the Christian.
Commissioners of accounts blame
President Haffen of the Bronx Bor-
ough, New York, for gross waste Of
public funds.
H. H. Rogers will enter upon the
manufacture OF machine-made shoes
and is reported to be actuated by a
desire for revenge against the United
Shoe Machinery company.
BrawI in Sim" Wineman,s saloon
In which Chicago youths whose FAM
lilies are prominent were victims. re-
veals the return of basement dens of
vice to Chicago.
Auto sDeeders in Glencoe abduct a
special policeman who seeks to arrest
them.
Robert E. Burke democracy seeks
to use the new primary law in land
ing nominations.
National Committeeman Sullivan and
Secretary Woodson leave for Denver
to attend the convention.
Chicago Federation of Labor de-
clares that unless union employees are
by saloonkeepers. hotel and
cafe proprietors, no aid viii be given
in the liquor fight.
DR.. J. Wesley Hill of Brooklyn tells
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

Same old story-black, conventional
black.
Entlre paragraphs are lit up with de-
scriptions of the wedding decorations,
tne gowns Of bride and bridesmaids.
even to the bouquets the maids are to
carry The groom gets just one line
descriptive of his toilet.
You see the groom is a mere man"
For days in advance and after the
wedding the society columns tell of
the brides trousseau, the way her hair
Is dressed, lingerie, veil, ct cetera, but
who gives single thought to the
groosn's bridal regalia?
The groom's hair is csmbed Just as
ne combs 1t every day. The collar he
wears will be of the same style he is
accustomed to wear His trousers viii
wear the usual crease; a little more
expanse Of shirt bosom; no color,
mind you-nothing but white and black.
Should he presume to carry a bouquet
he would be incontinentIy mobbed. He
is permitted to wear only ''the conyen-
tional black" meek disposition and a
doubtful smile.
And thus attired he is led like q
sheep to the slaughter, and, like a lamb
before his shearers, he is dumb.
On the wedding day nobody pays any
particular attention to him. He is a
sort Of necessary evil. The show could
not well proceed without him. He is
not exactly a supernumerary. But the
spot light seldom hovers over his sta
ton on the stage. He is on the pro-
gramme, he is in the cast, but he re-
ceives no applause.
All, my brethren
1t is a far cry from the day when the
stone age man wooed and won his
mate with conventional knobby club.
1t is even far cry from the day when
the wedding ring put on the finger of
the bride meant something.
For, you know, the wedding ring is a
survival of the day when the bride was
actually OWNED-when the ring. In
stead Of being around the finger. was
put around her neck or around her
waist for the convenience of her
OWNER.
All, my brethren
The halcyon days OF absolute lord |
ship are over. The shoe is now on the |
other foot And here is where every |
Benedict makes his mistake. He per-
mits himself to be suppressed, sub
Jected, snubbed, ignored on the very |
verge of his matrimonial career.
Why should we wonder at the &c.
Quel?
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'TH1s is MY e2ND BIRTHDAY.


Julian Hawthorne, the well known
writer and journalist, was born in Bos-
ton, June %, 1876. the son of the ia
nous novelist, Nathanfei Hawthorne.
A large part OF his early life he spent
In Europe. principally in Germany. He
studied civil engineering and was for
time employed in the New York de-
partment of docks. He grew weary of
the work, however, and in 1872 re-
signed his position and returned to
Dresden with his wife and child. Soon
after he published his first novel,
Bressart." which met with consider
able success both in England and
America. During the past fifteen or
twenty years Mr.. Hawthorne has tray
eled much In various parts of the world
as newspaper correspondent and be-
tween his travels he has held import
ant positions on various metropolitan
newspapers. Though this work has
kept him busy he has found time to
write several successful novels as well
as many short stories.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

Washington, June 2o.-Secretac ~
Taft, on his return to Washington
next week. is expected to announce his
plans for the summer, Including the
location of his headquarters. Fred w
Carpenter, Mr.. Taft's secretary. has
been with him for a number Of wears
and probably will be in close topch
with him during the campaign.
Three men were busy TODAY In Sec
rotary Taft's office, answering the
great mass of congratulatory dis.
patches which continue to arrive. The
letters of congratulations are begin
ming to come in and the prospects are
that they will be trailing in for n
month or more If the dispatches from
the inland possessions are any indica-
ton of the letters which are expected
to follow
Among the dispatches made public
today was one from Archbishop Ire.
land, at st. Paul. which read: Warm
est and most sincere congratulation.
The choice of the republican party
You are no less the choice of the
american nation. Prospere Procede ct
Regna"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22
STATE REPUBL leans
SAY TAFT WILL WIN
expression of Opinion From Political Leaders all
Over the State to the Outcome of
Taft Candidacy

Indianapolis, June 2.-Republfcans
Of this state accept Taft with splendid
grace and insist that he will keep In
diana in the republican column. The
Chicago delegates and leaders of the
party have returned in fine spirits
They regret that Vice President Fair
banks did not win. but rejoice that Taft
is the man who beat him. The big sec
rotary, they declare. will hold the
Roosevelt vote and gain strength from
those who regard him as safer man
than the president. Expressions of opfn-
ion from prominent republicans of the
state follow:
Harry New, "Mr Taft will be
elected. 1 am unmindful of the fact
that diligence and hard work are be-
fore US. This will not be another edi-
tion of the Roosevelt campaign, but the
nominee will sweep Indiana and be the
next president"
Senator Beverfdge; I'VE worked hard
and without a single break in our ranks
for Indiana's candidate and went down
with our flag flying. But we are re-
publicans and will work as hard for
the ticket as If our own man had won.
Every republican in Indiana should get
to work and keep at work until the
whole ticket is elected. We were loyal
to Mr.. Fairbanks, but now that the
work is over we feel that the conven-
ton made no mistake"
Senator Hcmenway, IT am sure I
speak for Mr.. Fairbanks as well as for
myself when 1 say that though defeated
and therefore disappointed, the friends
of the vice president not only in In
diana but elsewhere, will devote their
time from now until election to bring
Ing about the success of the ticket nom
mated. Secretary Taft will be elected
president without a doubt"
james e. Watson. Mr.. Taft VIII
make good candidate. earnestly be-
lieved In the nomination Of Mr. Fair
banks. but the republican party need
not be ashamed of it's nominee. He is
big of brain and big of body; he will
make big candidate, and, when elect
ed, a big president"
james p. GoodrfchI st did all could
to bring about the nomination of Mr.. I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22
EAST cH1cAGo,s INDUSTRIOUS CREATURE.

THE ATTENTION OF
fend by the Albert
different deprave
off
is again
north end of the
the while travelling
of these
Could sterner o parents?
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Fairbanks. The convention decreed
otherwise, however, and 1 bow to the
decision of the majority. Mr.. Taft will
carry Indiana and I have no doubt
about his election"
J John c. BiIlheimer: THE people will
! have full confidence in the man Roose-
welt endorses. Mr.. Taft will be a
strong candidate both the corporations
and the people regard him as safe and
honest L am willing to accept the
sentiment of the convention, which was
Overwhelming"
Governor HaDIy: u regard Mr. Taft
as an able man"
William L. Taylor: Mr.. Taft is per-
fectly satisfactory to the republicans Of
Indiana and he will carry the state bv
a safe plurality. He will grow every
day from now until the election"
George I. Dinwiddie, vice chairman
OF the state committee: Il see no reason
why Mr.. Taft will not carry Indiana
The Roosevelt sentiment is very strong
In the state and the nominee is the ex
ponent of the administrators politics"
james Bingham; The republicans OF
Indiana went to the national conven-
ton in good faith and the endorsement
7.
in Indiana"
Congressman Overstreet. Next to
Vice President Fairbanks I regard Taft
as the strongest man that could have
been nominated He is an intellectual
giant, big Drained and big hearted"
c. III. Good, candidate for congress in
the Ieventh district: The nomination of
Taft will be satisfactory to all repub-
re -, J,
the district by more than 5000 votes.''
George AIDES Every big convention
brings disappointment to some one. but
this year the disappointment is not Of
the kind that can ripen into any sort
of opposition to the ticket. The men
of Indiana who were for Roosevelt four
years ago. will be for Taft this year"
Carl Rtddick, secretary of the state
committee: When President Roosevelt
declared that his trusted friend Taft is
one who will -eminently carry out
his policies, we in Indiana except that
endorsement which was reinforced by
the tremendous vote of the convention.
We will take off our coats and carry
Indiana for the nominee by a large
Fred Sims: Mr. Taft's nomination
will appeal to the best thoughts of the
people He will grow in strength
the campaign which will
end in his complete triumph. Indiana
will play a full part in bringing this
about"
Congress Lands: When President
Roosevelt endorsed Taft's candidacy
the nomination Of the secretary was as
'ured. He will carry Indiana by a big
majority.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22
COMMUNICATIONS.
WHY DO WE NEED THE GAD7

be
accomplish anything?
waiting
living closely
much the With question
hcaby did its of the
by letter from Colonel Bx of the
nothing
the time for action,
Wolf be i'm
pertinent that the up
thes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22
"TH1s DATE IN HISTORY

1630-Governor Winthrop and party Of
Puritans with charter Of Massa-
chusetts landed in Salem
1S56-H. Rider Haggard, English nov
elist, born.
1S93-Queen Victoria received Ambas-
sador Bayard at Windsor.
1Se5-Portia sailed from Brooklyn with
relief expedition for Lieutenant
Peary.
18e7-Diamond jubilee of Queen Vic
toria celebrated.
1So5-Thirty thousand workmen went
on strike IN Barcelona.
1S07-The committees of The Hague
conference began their sittings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

Wheaton Methodists heaven is to be
an eternity of effort
Half million people in London take
part in the woman suffrage demon
stration in Hyde Park.
Trading during the week on New
stock exchange is controlled largely by
the political situation.
Wheat market is feeling the need
of speculative and export buying.
New crop close at hand. Corn and
oats prospects show flaws here and
there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22
RANDOM
THINGS AND FILINGS

The paving of South Holman strest
will keep few of our best people
from having expensive vacations this
year.
New York man seven foet high has
just resigned from the police force. So
long.
Half the Joy of spring Is in
the spirit of it, but where
was there any half joy yes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22


a man registering as Arthur Gill
erI VINO reached Greencastle during
the day from Dayton, O., attempted
10 commit suicide yesterday afternoon
IN the courthouse yard by. swallowing
morphine.
RIPS HIDE FROM COW.
In storm last evening lightning
struck tree on the William Nelson
farm, near Elwood. under which two
COWS were standing. killing one ami
MAJ and almost stripping the hide off
the neck half way back to the body.
CHURCH 80 YEARS OLD.
The congregation of the Swedish
church at Porter today is celebrating
the fiftieth anniversary of the found
ing OF the church. The celebration
VIII last three days. Tonight a $4,000
pipe organ will be dedicated. Tomor-
TO" 1'oo0 visitors are expected from
northern Indiana, southern Michigan
and Chicago.
HoRTICULTURISTS TO MEET.
The Indiana State Horticulture So
ciety announces that it has accented
an invitation from the people NJ
Greenfield and Hancock county To bo1a
the midsummer congress Of fruit grow
ers, truckers and horticulturtsts there
August 1920
UNDER SHEET II YEARS.
Her head concealed with q sbea+
and seldom uttering a sound Marv
Grim, aged sc years, has lain for for
teen years on a cot in the kosciusl,o
county infirmary. near Warsaw. with
nothing h.
SO far as her physical condition is CON
cerned.
OIL PRODUCTION INCREASES.
operations in the high grade petrol
cum fields east of the Mississippi river
near Montpelier, show slight increase
over the previous week, the gain In |
production being the most noticeable
feature. The actual stocks Of Crude
on hand at the close OF May In all
nelds were 6S.9S6,4750 barrels. the
largest for many years.
CONFEsSEs NUMBERING WIFE,
John Janz of Evansville. railroad |
sWitchman and the confessed murder-
er OF his wife, upon submission to a |
Jury has been found guilty of murder
In the second degree, with life i'm
prisonment as the penalty, and he has
been sentenced for life to the state
prison at Michigan City.
LEAGUE CONVENTION CLOSES
With the address delivered last night
by Bishop John H. Vincent of tho
Methodist Episcopal church. the CON
yention Of heCarwfordsville district
u the Epworth League OF the M. e.
church was brought to a close.
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY
William Vaught. a fugitive for a
year was arrested in Bedford last
hight and he was brought to Bloom
ngton today and arraigned, enterin
plea Of not guilty to forging the
lame OF Major Grimes Of SmithviIle
o promissory note calling for 500.
RELATED TO SHERMAN.
James S. Sherman of Utica. N z.
nominated for the vice presidency by
ne republican national convention. is
nephew of Albert E. Sherman. as
istant postmaster of Lafayette. who
vas delighted to receive the news of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

humping yimminy." said a South
Chicago Swede, the other day. "Ay ban
in dis country tan year and am demo
crat all the time. I ban tired of
Bryan. Ay now ban for Yon Yonson
of Minnesota. Ay ban shouting for
Jefferson. jackson and Yonson.''
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

Latest from the Kankakee is to the
effect that the water is going down
SO rapidly that they will soon be able
to run a Iawnmower over it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

A good many ears are to the ground
listening for something doing in the
Standard district. Hope it viii be
soon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

A woman aims at the barn
door of public reform and
and her husband has to nay
for everything she hits.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

In the game of life Fate is the
fat old wench who deals the cards
and watches as to see that we don't
renig.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

e. E. Neal. president OF the Lincoln
league of Indiana, who returned from
Chicago today, announced that active
preparations would be made by his or
ganization to send a big delegation TO
the convention of the National Repub-
lican league. to be held in Cincinnati
Cept 22. Plans for the convention
were made at a meeting last Tuesday
night of the executive committee Of
the national league. Mr.. Neal attend.
ed the meeting and met the national
officers, who insisted that Indiana toin
in making the convention a success.
This state has a great republican club
membership. There are several or.
CARNATIONS with an aggregate mem
bership of $4,000. The Lincoln league
is the largest OF these and will assume
management of the Indiana plans fer
the convention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

platform as a sugar coating for Taet
does not satisfy the demands OF or
ganized labor. The political action
committee Of the Illinois Federation Of
A1Aoor mas been called to meet at
Springfield tomorrow with the more or
iess avowed purpose of forming an
alliance with the Illinois democrats on
the basis Of John Mitchell as the demo
cratic candidate for governor in III.
nois and several strong labor blanks
In the democratic state platform.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

terday in the first day of
summer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

Gary man kissed and made up with
wife who had eloped with another
man. Next morning she ran away
again and tapped the till for 5000.
What's that about love?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

BECAUSE HE HASN'T COME OR
WON'T GO.
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IN POLITICS

1t is quite within the range of prob
ability that the Lake county democ-
racy will send quite delegation to
the national democratic convention at
Denver.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22
HELGELEIN GIVEN ARSENIC.

Coroner Mack today received from
Dr. Walter Haynes of Rush Medical
college, Chicago, information to the
effect that he had found in his exam
1nation of the stomach of Andrew Hell
gelein of Aberdeen, S. D., whose dis
memoered body was found buried with
nine others on the farm of Mrs. Bella
Guinness, traces of both arsenic and
strtchnine. DR.. Haynes will make
formal and detailed report in a few
days.
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Heart
Talks.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1908. by Edwin A. Nye.
THE BRIDEGROOM.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1908. by Edwin A. Nye.

The groom was attired in the con.
Venubnal black.-NeWs Item.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

Chicago, June 20.-Illinois furnishes
the first evidences that the mild In
junction plank placed in the republican
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Judge Virgil S. Reiter was asked
what he thought of the republican
nominees for president and vice presi-
dent. II am thoroughly satisfied with
them" he said. 81 believe 1t is the
strongest ticket that could be put in
the field"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

VINO cares after all for the
stories OF wisdome A dime novel
or a love story are much more in
tePesting.
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Rare day in June. ehq
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

the conventions choice for William
Howard Taft's running mate.
ADMITS KILLING WOMAN.
Clint Redman. the negro arrested
In Louisville, KY, on the charge Of
killing Mrs. Eva Reichlein, a white
woman Of Evansville. upon being re-
turned to that city last evening made
confession that he killed the woman
oy throwing her over a bridge into
Pigeon creek, where he dead body was
found. 1t was first supposed she had
committed suicide.
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dent. Il am thoroughly satisfied with
them" he said. "I believe 1t is the
strongest ticket that could be put in
the field"
When Congressman James Watson
opens his campaign in Lake county, the
chances are that a number of prom,-
nent out of town politicians will gath
er here to witness the doings.
By strange combination of circur1.
stances Uncle Henry" Bicknen, ths
lifelong enemy of Governor Hanly
YVES at the Coliseum in Chicago whom
the Gentleman from Indiana" met his
Waterloo.
BicknelI rubs his hands in glee whom
he tells of the modification of Hanly',
when the crowd refused to take hin,
seriously and made fun of his attempts
at oratory while nominating Fair.
banks
THE only regrettable thing abou.
the whole affair was the fact that the
whole state of Indiana was disgraced
by it's governor" said Uncle Henry
and then he added. why, If anyone
had asked me If I was from Indiana
should have denied it.
las pure as a marble shaft Of In
sensate marble" quoted Uncle Henry.
derisively. That speech of Hanlys
is about the poorest thing I ever
heard.
Bicknen cut out the cartoon of Nc
Cutcheon's out of THE TIMES which
showed the governor making his nom
mating speech. How he expected II
would be received and how 1t actually
was received. II am going to frame
that" said he, proudly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

WHEN A GIRL signs TTs EITHER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-22

In England If the cuckoo is heard
before June 26. it betokens a bad sci.
son. Anybody noticed a cuckoo
around here? No, no. not a cuckoo
clock.