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Clerical and once.

Clerk for bank, $50.
Young man for office work, must be
good penman, $50.
~stenographer. lumber business, excellent
opportunity, $50.
stenographer and bookkeeper, good open
ing, $75.
Credit man who can act as s~tenographer
Grocery clerk, to take charge Of coun-
try store.
Furniture and carpet salesman, must be
Manager for general merchandise store
in Montana.
Travelling salesman. experienced in fresh
meats, good opportunity.
travelling s-aiesmen-sEE US AT ONCE
We have some FINE OPENINGS. ACT
QUICK!
Can or write for a complete list of vacan-
WESTERN REF. & BOND ASSN. INC.
72l-22 N. Y. Life Bldg. o.
WE MUST fill these AT ONCE:
office mar In bank, SIS to 800,
manager wholesale, 81, 200 to 81, 800.
Three real estate men, good commission.
stenographer (smith Premier), SIS to so,
Salesman automobile tires). good commits
Bookkeeper and stenographer, SIS.
Solicitor tea and coffee, salary and COM
Salesman (stock food. SIS and expenses.
ture wiring s2S per week,
Checker, experienced in lumber, S65.
Two experienced ~engraveTs, good salary.
We have MANY others, call or write,
COOPERATIVE REFERENCE co,
Obs 2s
Experienced meat salesman, SIS and ex-
penses.
Advertiser, 500.
stenographer and bookkeeper, 500,
StenOgrapher, SIS.
Solicitor. $50 and commissions.
Real estate salesman, commission.
Implement salesman, (out-of-town), SO.
Stsnographer, $50
NO FILING FEE.
THE CANo AGENCY, iS2 Bee Bldg.
WANTED-Young man bookkeeper. Give
references and salary expected. Address,
A-S05, Bee, 9)-M9OS d
DRUG clerks position. Kniest. n. 7. L
Bldg. W-7i3
WANTED-At once, experienced clerk for
general store In good northern Neb. town.
VIII pay good wages 10 competent man,
Address Y SS, care Bee. 0)-MI27 A2x
WANTED-Man stenogr pher; opportunitv
to learn bsuiness large mercantile estab-
lishment; answer in own writing, stating
age, experience, salary expected. refer.
ence and education. Lock Box lO4s. city.
0l--iS IS
Factory aAd Trades.
LEARN rELEdRAPHY-positions rp,,.
snteed; booklst free. Roylss COLLEGE
Omaha Neo. Official training school u.
p. II n 0)-2H
GOOD Psints wanted, Phone Red SAT,
0)-MS4 .
wANTED-stsadY- barber at once, phone
% write c 4. Leach Atlantiet IA
ksl-MSsl 2s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man to buy grain
and handle country elevator; give refer
enoe and experience in first letter. Con-
Neb. C9)-9l2 6
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o EXCHANGE

% acres near Central city, Rsb.; price, 80
per acre. VIII exchange for western
land. Make Us an offer.
HASTINGS a HEYDEN, LAND DEPT.
20 5. nth St.. Omaha. Neb.
O-sn Is
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for United States army, able
bodied unmarried men between ages of
Is and IS. citizens of United States, OF
good character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write English. For
Information apply to Recruiting officer,
N)-Seg
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FREE employment dept. Business Mems
Assn; no fees. Call SIS N. Y, Life BLDG.
W)--245
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BARBER SHOP-Building. lot and fully
equipped, fine location; can furnish ten
ant at $2 per month for ~ months; will
exchange Tor 100 acres OF cheap land.
Address P-Sl9' care Bee. S)-M964 %
WHAT HAVE o TO EXCHANGED
Send description and price. Our special
ties are lands, income properties, and
merchandise. Graham Bros, Eldorado,
Kan. a.
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AUTOMOBILES

Do you know that there is a garage open
until II o'clock where there is an Al me-
chanic at your service? Leave your ma
chine at 8 p. M, and nave a Stromberg
earburetoT fitted and ready for you When
you call next morning HARRIS OILS,
HOLsMAN'S AUTOMOBILES and STROM-
BERG C~arbuTetoTs.
BRICK p. KUHN,
Phone Doug. 2lSS. Opposite Library.
(2)-M7SS
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE

leo acres Potter county, S. D., near Get.
tesburg. so per acre. VIII exchange for
house and lot or vacant Omaha property.
Make us an offer this week.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, LAND DEPT.
20 S. nth ST, Omaha, Neb.
0-s72 %
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HELP W~ANTED-FEMALE
Agents and SalesIadies.

WE want lady representatives in every
locality to introduce our beautiful genuine
popular-priced ostrich feathers; liberal
terms. Write Knickerbocker Apparel Co,
ITO w. 18th St., New York. OILS 26x
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ANY poor girl In need OF a friend can
write 70 the matTOn OF the saivathsn
Army Home for Women ct n1l N Nlhh
Sts OnAa~ NOD nO-AG6S
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HELP ~WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Traveling salesman by local
firm. Experience not necessary. Position
permanent. Address L 793, Bee office.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

$3.50 BUYS Groom rooming house; rooms
pay rent. water, light, besides 3 living
rooms. Apply 1904 n. 2ith st. Tel. Ind.
B-192. W-M399
Do You Wish to Make a Change
IF o have a farm. home, business or
property that you wish to sell or eK-
change. write us.
GLOBE LAND AND INVESTMENT co,
OMAHA, NEB.
D-M53s All
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FINE MANUFACTURING
OPENINGS
bAlST IN CITIES OF THE WEST AMI
SOUTHWEST.
our work Is TO place the eastern manu-,
faeturer in touch with western cities where
the commercial Club gives good induce
ments to secure Industries.
WRITE TO-DAY
Industrial book free. NJ. SCHUYLER. Ind
Som'r' Rock Island-Frisco Lines, 81. Louis
mo CD-g9 8
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GET in or out Of business call on
GANGESTAD, Room 400 Bee Bldg.
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LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

Cows Birds, DOKs and Pets.
FINE registered Jersey COW for sale; fresh
rext month. Inquire 1929 Georgia Ave.
QD-M92 20
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MEDICAL

FREE medical and surgical Treatment :,
Creighton Medical college, lith and n.s
export PTS. special attention paid to con-
by college professors. Phone navsisa
iiSI. Calls nswered day or night.
QO-ID
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
HOW TO BE SUCCESSFUL.

little sarcastic
expense pleads this
sight phenom Never be caught
fellow
with beautiful
folks until the
That's the policy The
thing threatens to dis
likely proficient the
rongholds halfNeons Battling
working
on handf for emergency you Won't
is o
the
THERE IS A GANG toughs
the payhouses. a
yanked
this They
jailed subjected
Point
IN GETTING experienced al of
department
horns and the right
the will
THE Filming OF ten policy
NAVAL OFFICERS walking stunt fol
four successive days 1t be the fair pobeed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
UP AND DOWN IN INDIANA

quantity of carbolic acid today. She
recently sued her husband for divorce
and afterward withdrew the suit She
is the mother of three children and the
daughter of wealthy farmer. Attend
ing physicians believe she will live.
SINKS TEST OIL WELL.
The Crawford Oil company. which is
sinking a test well in wildcat territory
in Center township, about midway be-
tween the Princeton and Oakland City
oil fields, will pass the Princeton sand
where they got nice flow of oil at 900
feet, and drill down to the third Bridge
port sand, estimated to be at 1900 feet
This is located on land known as the
old reservoir, which was under water
in the lake that fed the old Lake Erie
and Evansville canal years ago.
FAMINE IN ACID.
Facing a famine in carbolic acid
which is used in enormous quantities
in disinfecting live stock cars as a safe
guard against the foot and mouth dis
ease among cattle, officials of the Lake
Shore railroad at Elkhart are putting
forth efforts to scrape up a supply and
thus prevent a congestion of cars
awaiting disinfection.
FINDS POISON IN STOMACH.
Dr.. Oliver Terry of Purdue univer-
sity at Lafayette today reported that
he had found large quantities of strych-
nine in the stomach of Ethan Meharry,
who died suddenly Saturday afternoon
under such peculiar circumstances that
Coroner lowering believed the man had
committed suicide. 1t has been found
that Meharry purchased the poison
Friday at a downtown drug store.
FAIR ASSOCIATION A LOSER
The sale of the property Of the Madi-
son County Fair association, at Ander-
son, yesterday will enable the board to
pay about so per cent of the unpaid
premiums. There will be nothing left
to apply on the $4,000 worth of stock
certificates. Among the heaviest losers
is Thomas B. Orr of Anderson.
GETS LIEN ON TOWN HALL.
William H. Minnick, a street con-
tractor today secured a lien against
the town hall and jail of Jonesboro
near Marion. and both buildings will
be offered for sale in public auction
unles sthe town raises the money tc
pay judgment Of $500. Minnick, as
contractor, paved Fourth street, in
Jonesboro, with brick a few years ago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
SON OF INDIANA BANKER
ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET

With specially made revolver that
he had ordered from the factory for
the purpose, Robert Harry McCrea, son
of James e. McCrea. wealthy re-
tired banker of Wabash, Ind, ended his
life in bathroom in the Great North
ern hotel, Chicago. early yesterday
morning by putting a bullet into his
brain Dependency over teh death of
his wife is believed to have been the
reason for the suicide McCrea's wife
was Miss Cora Munson. who at one
time lived in Chicago. McCrea was
well connected. Checks payable to his
order for $1,000 and a Commonwealth
Electric company bond for $1,000 were
found on the body McCrea's body will
be taken to Wabash.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
A Kentucky Crises.

Well, there was quite little rumpus
as to our attitude toward our county
officials. He (the county attorney
was told if he was aggrieved by any
in the courts was the only legitimate
place to settle it, and in the face of all
this his talk was so wrathy that we do
not care to publish the exact words, but
we will say this much, that it began
to look like we would have to use some
physical means to avoid the barbaric
attack that was about to be made upon
our anatomy.-Hyden (Ky) Thousand
sticks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
Heart toHeart
| Talks.
DANGEROUS TEACHERS.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright, 1909. by Edwin A. Nye.

The writer's attention recently has
been called to certain peripatetic
teachers" who are said to be exploit
men and women to live with one an
other in any other way save that of
"the spiritual life"
Beware of these wolves in sleeps
clothingl
They have broken up many happy
homes.
The best advice one can give is this:
Should this sort try to make disciples
In your community see that they are
sent away.
Charlatans of this kind have ruined
homes in many places.
They peddle kind of cult that ap-
peals at the first blush to intellectual
persons, women in particular. After
ward, when the disciple is believed to
be strong in the faith" the inner
teaching is revealed.
There is much talk of "exoteric. and
"esoteric" teaching, the outside for the
world, the inside for the faithful.
First comes the piously put declara-
ton that 1.-The life Of the spirit is the
only true life.
Then comes the inner teaching-the
delicate suggestion of spiritual afin-
tiles"
And then-destruction
1t may seem strange that sensible
people should become devotees of these
cults and be victimized by apostles of
such teaching, but it should be remem-
bered-
Every normal human being is hun
CRY for spiritual food. The craving is
just as keen as that of the physical
appetite. And the appetite itself Is
not always the most accurate judge OF
what is best.
The fads exploited by many of the
long haired itinerants are not danger
Gus. They are for the most part sub
timely silly. But
There is a specious plea that does
attack the heaven ordained relations
of husband and wife and that leads
to HE'LL ON EARTH.
Thousands of poor derelicts on the
sea of life have been wrecked and sci
adrift by pious pirates.
Society needs to keep an eye or
dangerous social interlopers who mas
querade in the guise of religion:
prophets.
Whenever and wherever the sanctity
Of family life is imperiled by the hrop
uganda of any preacher, prophet, me
dunn, professor or what not
KICK HIM QUIT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
LABOR NEWS

French labor unions have a member
ship of 100000.
There are about $4,000 laundresses
in Santa Clara county, California, of
which forty-one are in the city of San
Jose.
The Chinese government has estab-
lished school at Shanghai to instruct
the sons of fishermen in modern meth
DDS of fish culture.
In 1928 the workingmen's party, a
local political organization, appeared in
New York, Boston. Philadelphia and
other large cities
A vigorous campaign of organization
has as it's objective a tri-state central
labor union, taking in the District of
Columbia. Maryland and Virginia.
Boston's labor movement is to have
an eight hour labor chorus of women
members of Boston unions along the
lines of the famed women wage earners'
chorus of Chicago.
About $50 labor measures will be
presented to the next California legisla-
ture by the State Federation of Labor,
the State Building Trades council. cen
trail bodies and individual unions.
Boston tMaSS.) stationary nremen
uion has organized a class in steam en-
cheering which will take a course at
the Boston mechanics art high school
under the evening industrial school sys-
tenn.
Central Federated Union Manhattan
New York; has decided to Cooperate
with the charity organization society
of that city in its efforts to arrest the
/ progress of tuberculosis among the var
ious crafts
Wages of Cleveland England iron
stone miners and Weardale Quarrymer
have been reduced by three-quarters OF
l per cent, majority on a vote of the
employees having agreed to these terms
sought by the employers.
/ Fifteen different municipalities Of
Alsace- Lorraine. ranging in population
from 5000 to 175.000, conduct employ.
ment bureaus which aim to keep il
close touch with the various organiza
tons of employers and employees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
Voiceof the People
SAYS HE IS A SANITARY DENTIST.

To the Editor of The TIMEs-Dear
Sir: l desire to make a statement
through THE TIMES regarding the 5000
damages suit brought against me by
polish woman.
She claims am not capable to do
dental work and that i neglected my
professional duties
That fact that am practicing here
at East Chicago for more than two
years with great success; that my pa
tients are very well satisfied; that 1
always have an office to keep every
thing in a sanitary condition. is evil
dence that i am not neglecting my pro-
fessional duties.
There are witnesses to testify that
this woman neglected to come for
treatment as prescribed and that the
last time she was in my office she was
all right. Besides / have treated her
outside of my regular office hours She
was suffering from an liberated tooth,
and have requested her to come to
my office for further treatment.
She neglected to come and she ne
elected the tooth for two weeks until
She went to another dentist and had
it extracted.
Yours truly,
DIR. GOLDMAN.
East Chicago, Ind. Dec. I.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10

at the meeting of representative steel
manufacturers, which is to be held here
TODAY at the call of Chairman E. H.
Gary of the United States Steel cor
poration, nor is 1t considered likely
that the deliberations of the manufac-
turers will be Influenced by the chances
of a downward revision of the tariff on
steel. It was pointed out that such a
step at best is comparatively remote
and can hardly at this time influence
the railroads TO hold off in placing
their orders for rails in hope of lower
prices. With the steel trade as quiet
as it is now, the likelihood of mark
ing up of prices at today's meeting.
0 nthe other hand, was said to be en-
tirely out of the question
But something is expected to be done
by the manufacturers. which will have
conclusive effect on the many railroad
system which are known to be with
holding their rail contracts for better
prices than now prevail. That that
something is more likely to be in the
line of harmony. however. than of price
outing was the general opinion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
THIS Is MY SYST BIRTHDAY.
William j. ROIfe.

William j. Rolfe, the noted writer
and Shakespearean scholar, was born in
Newburyport, Mass, Dec. 10, 1927. In
his early years he was a school teacher
and has always taken an active inter-
est in educational affairs. AS a young
man he removed to Cambridge, which
city is still his home. He began his
studies and literary 1abors in 1858, since
which time ne has written many text
books, criticisms, guides and magazine
articles. In his multitude of labors DIR.
Rolfe has still found time to master
seven languages and to make no fewer
than twenty trips to Europe. He is re-
garded as one of the greatest living au-
thorities on the life and work of Shake
speare. Harvard bestowed the honor
airy degree of A. NJ upon Mr.. Rolfe in
1859 and similar honors have come to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
Santa Claus For Times Boys And Girls
write Your Letters And Send Them To Santa Claus And
He VIII Take Care OF Them

Another year has rolled aunud preparing
will publish letters
them Claus
Claus written
only does not matter where the
country will be are
In tner writing They must be careful
ior the name
forget 70 Santa Claus
address all letters SANTA CLAUS Hammond Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

Judge Dupuy rules that Field mus
cum may be erected in Grant Park, but
A Montgomery Ward will take fight
to United States supreme court
Richard Walsh, former head of
Walsh, Boyle & Co., wholesale grocers,
is indicted by the federal grand jury
with Talton Embry and Hiram E. Rose
on charges of using the malls to pro-
mote fraudulent scheme.
District Attorneys Sims starts cru
sade for the enforcement of the fed
eral pure food laws in Chicago.
Instead of a franchise extension the
Oak Park Elevated Company will get a
mandatory ordinance compelling it to
elevate its tracks in Austin
Manufacture Of articles at bridewell
in competition with free labor is to be
discontinued.
Governor John A. Johnson, at the ma
tional conservation conference de-
clares the paramount problem is the
development of inland water ways.
F., Effects of business depression are
shown in the annual report of Secretary
of the Treasury Cortelyou, who tells
how the nation aided in ending panic
Appeal to congress for an appropria.
7 ton of s500,000,000 to improve the ma
tons water ways is urged at the an
nual session of the Rivers and Har-
! bors congress in Washington.
| Secretary of War Wright recommend.
the addition of 612 officers to the army
and the elimination of all unfit
Regulation by the government of flu.
ture issues of securities by transporta.
ito nand other interstate corporation:
! is provided by a bill introduced in tn.
senate.
Discussion of the census bill in tn,
house brings up problem of civil ser
vice in the appointment of employees.
Leader of religious band who tough
Kansas City police eludes pursuers. Lis
of two dead in battle is not increased
Counsel for Princess de Sagan, speak
ing in the arial at Paris, charges tina
Count Boni de Castellane is moved b,
hatred and envy of de Sagan in tryin,
to secure possession of the children.
When President Castro's steame
touches at Santander, Spain, it become
known that he is going to Europe 70
the double purpose of finding healtl
and settling all differences with for
eign powers.
President Earring of the St Pau
lines, before a master in chancery tax
ing testimony in regard to freight rate:
declares it impossible to fix exact valu
alton of railroads
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
PLAYING AT WAR.

loud protest from hundred
altogether
nothing about the and
the drilling pracng
be and is
that fight
for moments notice This
country itself with fleet of warships that exceed
by pound
legitimate of maintaining it it
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
STATE GRANGE OPENS,

With 800 delegates present the an
nual session of the Indiana state grange
opened yesterday at Winona Lake.
Master Aaron A. Jones of South Bend
read his annual address in which he
recommended the state grange to use it's
influence in bringing about a radical
change in the tariff laws.
PEETZ'S METHOD Is NEW.
J. L. Peetz, state statistician, started
yesterday to initiate new method of
getting the acreage of land devoted to
crops, which he declares is superior to
the old method and will make it pos
sible to get reports of the acreage de-
voted to the different crops that will be
as nearly accurate as it is possible to
get.
ON CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Judge Anderson and United States
district court jury yesterday disposed
of two criminal cases in two hours.
The. case of John H. Graham, charged
with being implicated in the robbery
of the postoffice at Carlisle, Ind, was
the first. Graham pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to three years impris-
onment.
SUBORNATION OF PERJURY.
Acting on the belief that ]. S. Ruth
erford, an Indianapolis lawyer, had pur-
posely told boy to testify to an un-
truth, Judge G. w. Stubs in the juve-
nile court yesterday morning summar-
lily ordered the lawyer from his court
room and warned him not to returnRu an
der pain of being sent to prison.
BOB EVANS TO LECTURE.
| Robley D. Evans, retired vice admiral
| has been secured to deliver a lecture
| at Bloomington the first week in Feb
ruary. DR.. Howe of the English de
partment of Indiana university CLOSED
the contract today with Admiral Evans
MANY INDIANA MINERS.
Il believe there were between 5000
and 10000 votes cost in Indiana today
in the national mine workers election,
said President Van Horn of the elev.
enth district. Besides the warm fgh
over the national presidency between
Lewis and Walker, the fact that Mr.
Van Horn is a candidate for the vic,
presidency has caused the miners in tn,
district to turn out in force
! TAKES CARBoLIC ACID.
Following a domestic row, Mrs. Rob
ert Stamm of Glenwood took a larg,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

welded officially propaD-
of denuncaion broadcast
which shook the
incidentally the whole world He takes up
with criticism of the courts and
alto
president OF
reflect
president fourth of March Much of
with
documents that Mr. Roos
the
mies can find utas to praise
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
ANOTHER SNOWSTORM
DUE IN LAKE CO. TO-DAY

Another snowstorm is due in Lake
county today or tomorrow, according to
the official weather map last night, the
prediction being for rain or snow and
fresh southerly winds. The coming
storm was foreshadowed yesterday with
lower sky and cold, western wind of
twenty miles an hour. The tempera-
ture ranged from 80 degrees at 5
o'clock in the morning to 81 degrees
at $3.50 o'clock at night. Snow fell
in the east and some rain in the south,
where temperatures were lower, Anna
lrillo, Tex, recording 81 degrees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.


1672-A monthly post was established
between New York and Boston.
1741-John Murray. founder of Univer-
salism in the United States, born
IN England. Died in Boston Sept.
3, 1851.
17S7-Thomas H. Gallaudet, a noted
educator of the deaf and dumb. born
in Philadelphia. Died in Hartford,
Conn, Sept. 9, 1851.
1S04-New York Historical society in
stituted
1S17-Mississipp admitted to statehood.
1S33-The house of assembly in jana
lea passed a bill abolishing slavery.
1s5e-Christ Church, Montreal, destroy
ed by fire.
1S6S-All disputes between Mexico and
the United States, settled by treaty.
1907-Norwegian parliament conferred
the Nobel prize upon President
Roosevelt in recognition of his ser
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-10
Lament.

Saturday comes but once a week,
But wouldn't it be nice
IL we could draw our envelopes,
say, twfce-or even thrice?
For when the week is almost oer
And you are strapped quite tight,
You wish that Saturday morning came
At six on Friday night.
Twould help the scheme of things a lot
II you could draw your pay
day ahead, you wouldn't be
Behind on Saturday.
You wouldn't have to borrow then
And prospects would look bright,
IL only Saturday morning came
At six on Friday night