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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-23
LAME BACKS FEEL FINE AND
KIDNEY DISORDERS VANISH

out-of-order kidneys act fine and
backache or bladder misery is relieved
after a few doses of Papes Diuretic
Pains in the back, sides or loins.
rheumatic twinges. facilitating head
ache, nervousness. dizziness, sleepless-
ness, infiamed or swollen eyelids, worn
out feeling and many other symptoms
Of clogged. inactive kidneys simply
vanish.
Frequent painful and uncomfortable
animation due to a weak or irritable
bladder is promptly overcome.
The moment you suspect any kidney.
bladder or urinary disorder, or feel
rheumatism coming. begin taking this
harmless remedy, with the knowledge
that there Is no other medicine, at any
price. made anywhere else in the world.
which VIII effect so thorough and
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WORTHY OF SOME CONSIDERATION.

Years The news
and hotels
of things that
newspapers
general recently because of proposed
stopped congauation the forces de
baneful in
full Of the
against it All is taken matter
worthy
passing viii thought
amon things.
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aGRANDMAn IS FUssING AGAIN.

this and nehboring counties and
Tribune whose politics depends
Schaaf out in the meght
district chairman This absolutely
candidacy We it
Editor Carr He rdcues the
republicans President Taft Senator
Hitchcock Senator Hemenway Con-
his
Mr. Schaaf deserves
credit We can all afford himself
so
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tel, vincennes. George E. Sherman of
Elkhart will read a paper upon the
Results of Local Option"
CONSIDERS IMPORTANT MATTERS.
Two important matters came before
the Richmond city council Monday
night, one report from the board of
works in regard to the purchase of
the water works plant and the other
a franchise giving the Richmond Nat
ural Gas company the right to manu-
facture and sell artificial gas.
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Yours truly,
CHARLES nURAY.


Hammond, Ind, Dec. ., 1903.
Dear Santa Claus; As it is so near
better bette w Write YOU what Re I want anti WISH sh
you would bring me a blackboard or
writing desk. a box of handkerchiefs.
a cap. and Christmas tree, and lots of
candy and nuts. My little brother Gar
land wants a fire engine, some hand
kerchiefs, stockings with candy and
nuts In the stockings. 1 think this
VIII be all for this year you have
so many children to get presents for.
We are hoping you will not forget US
as we will be sound asleep when you
come. Goodby, old Santa. From your
WARD AND GARLAND FOWLER.
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Dear Santa Claus: 1 am a little girl
ten years old My home was in Ham
mond but now live in Georgetown,
Ky. For Christmas / would like to
have nice large Teddy bear with a
pretty ribbon on its neck a nice
brown winter suit for a little girl ten
years old, a nice game, two yards of
brown silk ribbon Az inches wide, a
nice story book full of nice stories and
pretty pictures, a box of candy and
some nuts and fruit. Please don't for
get mamma and papa and brother Ed
die From a little friend.
GERTRUDE PIPER.
90q Fast Main street
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ARD AND GARLAND FOWLER.


Indiana Harbor, Ind, Dec 2.
Dear santa Glaus: Flease send all
warm. and good warm shoes and
clothing. toys. nuts. and candy. Then,
dear Santa Claus, II you have any left
would like pair or. kid gloves. Ny
sister wants a big doll. and all of us
want some nuts and candy. am seven
years old. Wishing you a Merry
Christmas / remain one of your good
girls ESTHER FULTON.
1886 Block avenue.
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BEAIRICE NJ FALKLAND.
1119 Beacon street.
Rlacl1 oak Ind Dee

Black Oak, Ind, Dec. %, 1909
Dear Santa: l will write you few
lines to let you know what 1 would
like for Christmas. I would like doll
and a little chair, a Christmas tree.
candy and some nuts. I am eight
years old. So goodby, from your lit
tie friend
LAURA STRAUCH.
I wish you a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
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THIS is the last dayrof the Santa
Claus letters for Santa can't wait any
longer and If yours hasn't appeared
little one, you will know that Santa
has rung down the curtain.
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LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS
What the Little Friends Old Santa to
Bring Them for Christmas

Griffith, Ind. Dec %. 1908
Dear Santa Claus: AS Christmas is
drawing near now. dear Santa Claus.
and | hear whose letter is the incest
and Will get prize. thought 1 would
write you and tell you to bring me a
pocketbook. a set of furs, a nice story
book with Christmas pieces. a pair Of
blue hair ribbons, Christmas tree
with candles and my toys on 1t, and a
few handkerchiefs, and some candy,
nuts and oranges. l will put this in
care of THE TINES Wishing you a
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year, remain with love to you. dear
Santa Claus.
MILDRED CATHERINE GIERTZ
Please do not forget the poor chill
dren who have no mamma and papa
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REV. Hagen Conklin of North Attle-
boro preached a sermon Sunday right
on the subject who In Hell Is Leo
pold?" Seems to us that for a pull
piteer, this Conklin person is about
the limit.
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DOWN on the old farm may be all
right for the prosperous husband man
who has a $4,000 bank roll, but the
city chap earning S. per week has a
fit If you would spring that simple life
menu on him.
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My Dear Santa: 1 am a pupil of the
Miss Smith, very much. NV grade is
the third and l love to go to school.
| e, am eight years old I guess I will
stencil set some real nice dishes a
Iolding table as big as some chairs or
a little bigger than my little chair in
the parlor, a few games and story
get shoes and stockings. Don't forget
all the poor children and papa and
mamma. Your true friend
MILDRED MAHER
+. S.-We have a furnace so / viii
leave the front door open for you. If
Il Is dark turn on the light. it is the
last one in the hall
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between United States troops and
Mexican revolutionists.
1902-Dr. Frederick Temple. archbishop
Of Canterbury, died. Born Nov. 80,
1921
190S-Wm. I. Buchanan sent to vene-
zuela as American commissioner to
investigate conditions.
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AN eastern investigation showed
that one milk-dealer made 100000 a
year profit. Be very careful to whisp-
er 1t for fear that bossy will hear of it
and refuse to give down.
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Hammond. Ind. Dec. p. 1905

No. t cst NJ lnu.' Dec. g lSvS.
TIMES that you want all the children
to write to you and tell you what old
Santa should bring them for Christ
mas. Well. Santa, would like to have
a drum a story book, magic Ian
tern, pair of skates and some nuts
and candy, and a big big Christmas
tree. | wish you a Merry Chris tmas
and a Happy New Year.
Yours truly,
CHARLES nIJRAY
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UP AND DOWN IN INDIANA

ter, Mrs. L. V. Vaught, and Miss Lucille
are we'll known and highly respected
in Franklin and this county. Mrs.
Vaught lives with her husband on their
farm a few miles out of the city, Mr.
vaught left for Indianapolis Monday
night Immediately after learning that
his wife had been arrested charged
with petit larceny. Mrs. Owens and
her younger daughter live in this city
They are prominent workers in the
Baptist church and leaders in society.
WHAT SAVING DOES.
Benjamin Pheney Of Washington, 60
years old. who was buried Monday. has
a record that will be hard to excel in
the United States. Pheney was a vet
eran of the civil war. He was shortly
afterward granted a pension of $24 a
month for disability, which was con-
tinued until his death. He never spent
a nickel of this money He placed his
first pension check on deposit to his
credit and each quarter thereafter he
had done likewise. The money, with
interest accrued. now amounts to some
thing like $4,000.
WHERE HOTEL MEN GET OFF.
Local option, as it affects the hotel
man, will be the subject of two of the
papers to be read at the annual meet
! ing of the Indiana Hotel Keepers as
ISOLATION to meet at the Denison hotel
next Monday. Local option in Knox
county" is the subject of paper by
Edward Watson of the Union Depot ho-
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Lowell, Ind. Dec. %. foo

Lowell, Ind, Dec. p, 1903.
Dear Santa Claus: I am very busy
little boy. I am going to speak two
pieces at school next Friday and also
take part in the Christmas exercises at
the Church Christmas eve. l win now
nine years old and l want a watch and
knife, and pair of shoes, few nuts
and a little candy would taste awful
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THE Fort Wayne News says: Man
wants but little here below nor wants
that little long. This can hardly be
said to apply to the nightshirt of the
man who sleeps these nights with
his window up.
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Black OAK. Ind ne % 1ooo

I5V5.
Dear santa; l will tell you what
would like for Christmas. Please bring
me a pair Of gloves and a yard of red
ribbon, some candy, nuts and a Christi
mas tree. Don't forget my little sisters
wish you a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year. From your friend.
LILLIAN STRAUCH
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Hammond, Ind, Dec %, 1909
Dear Santa Claus: / am a little girl.
1 want a big piano. and a story book
and big dolly that cries and sings
/ go TO the Wallace school. l am ten
years old. Your loving little girl,
DORA PAPUGA
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.

A. d. Crews, a Princeton railroad
switchman, was arrested by Sheriff
Moore at Mount Carmel. Ill, Monday
on the charge of chloroforming and
robbbing an old man at Kissimmee,
Fla, several months ago. An associate
of Crews, it was alleged, was captured
at the time and sentenced to forty
nine years in convict camp, and It
Is said he tipped the officers as to
Crews probable whereabouts.
BRINGS SERIOUS CHARGES.
Deputy Sheriff Smoot arrested Clyde
Burton of washington Monday on a
warrant charging him with assault
and battery with criminal intent on
Anna Glenn. He is a former mayor
of Mitchell Burton was taken to the
Daviess county jail, but later was re-
leased on $500 bond.
FAILED TO REFORM.
William Bresh of Linton, Ind, who
was allowed his freedom on a suspend
ed sentence last May by Judge Ander-
son in federal court, was Monday
sentenced to two years imprisonment
at hard labor, on account of the theft
of letter containing a SIS note. The
old charge was brought against Bresh
on account of his recent conduct, which
the government authorities learned
was not what the court intended it
should be when he released the man.
CHURCH WORKER ARRESTED.
Mrs. Edna F. Owens and her daugh-
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good. too. And now, dear Santa, don't
forget the poor children and the editor
of THE TIMES, who has been so good as
TO print our little letters TO you Good
by for this year Your little friend
CHANDOS RAGON.
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Hammond Ind. Dec. %, 1909
Dear Santa: l want a pair of ice
skates. and bobsled and a game
WILBUR WILSON.
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Tolleston, Ind, Dec %. 1909
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
book called Luke Walton a steam
engine, little engine with cars and
tracks fountain pen. nuts and candy
Your friend
EUGENE II. LAUGHLIN
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Hammond. Ind, Dec %, 1903.
Dear Santa: / am a little boy FIVE
years old and l don't want you to for
get me Christmas. ! would like a fire
engine. story book, steam engine
train of cars and a Christmas tree,
nuts and candy. Goodby, dear Santa
Claus. From your little friend.
PETER LARSEN.
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East Chicago, Ind, Dec. ., 1903.
Dear Santa Claus: I wish you would
bring me a doll and bed, and a story
book. and please bring a Christmas
tree. Please bring my little brother.
William Leo, a ball and some candy
and nuts and Teddy Bear, and a
game, and story book Goodby to you
| am seven years old and William Leo
is four.
BEATRICE MFARLAND
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PLAY now running in Chicago thea.
ire has newspaper man as a hero
We said play" for in real life no
newspaper man is ever really consid-
cred a hero
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THE worst thing about it all is that
Walter Wellman will soon begin to
emit as result of the Copenhagen az
fair.
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41s Laporte avenue.


IoIIeston Ind, Dec. o. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: | want an auto.
two dollies, a cradle, a washboard.
set Of dishes, a gocart, a table. nuts
ana candy | am four years old. Your
little friend.
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IT might be well also to have the
snow shoes ready.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

subjects OF interest
to the tho writer Duf
all This
zion ia ken to
In Its
public large
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1T is always zero weather for prize
fighters in Lake County when Sheriff
Tom Grant is within walking distance.
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Hammond. Ind. Dec %. 1909.
Dear Santa: Plea give me a tool
set, and pair of .ee skates. and a
pair of roller skates.
EDGAR WILSON.
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CONDUCTOR WHO @GoT THE GOODS

question connection with the
the sleeping Baltimore
rain.
OF citizenship
pockets
pocket of vigorous
against outrage
be that suits
would
person
with is to tell
GARY COUNCILMAN William ponds
the children of their worthy certainly
council
man. up an active cam
found a willing in Mr. Feser
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THIS is the week of all weeks when
a woman can nibble $40 bill down
to a postage stamp in no time what
ever.
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NEWSPAPERS may boost the early
Christmas shopping game to a fare
ye-well, but we notice that the people
60 right on shopping whenever they
please.
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RANDOM
THINGS AND FILINGS

IF actions speak louder than words, |
some men are walking howitzers.
AN exchange so truthfully says that
"jaundiced jealousy is 'yeIlower' than
any journalism"
SECRETARY Knox doesn't fancy
new Christmas present, |
Jose Madriz. little bit.
HOWEVER, there is small likeli-
hood of Mr.. Billings and DR.. Cook ever
meeting so let 1t go at that.
DON'T forget the sick and bereaved
on Christmas day Don't forget what
sympathy and consolation means.
NOW DR.. Cook knows how to play
the old game of Copenhagen which
was such favorite with Bill Nye.
ALL you have to do to experience
that delicious North Pole sensation is
to sleep with Fido on a cake Of ice.
EAST CHICAGO man claims that
his gas bill is higher than ever. That's
all right. It is the universal uplift.
CHICAGO Tribune calls Mayor T. E.
Knots "the friend of fighters" Well
that surprises no one in these parts.
1T is always zero weather for prize
fighters in Lake County when Sheriff
Tom Grant is within walking distance.
THE worst thing about it all is that
Walter Wellman will soon begin to
emit as a result of the Copenhagen az
fair.
THIS is the week of all weeks when
a woman can nibble a $40 bill down
to a postage stamp in no time what
ever.
NINE thousand people in Missouri
have made application to see a hang
ing. And the world is getting bet
ter, Ell?
And down at the state capitol when
ever Gov. Marshall hears the noise
made by certain Gary sheet, he just
hee-haws.
THERE may be many things you
can't buy for money, but unfortunately
you can't think of them all at a mo-
ments notice
IF you want something new, novel
and very stylish for Christmas pres
ent, take bottle of stovaine to the
loved ones at home.
1T is a fine state of affairs where
you have to take to the middle of the
street because the sidewalks are COW
cred with ice and snow.
PAPA Coulon should bring his
promising young blade out to Gary
again when the p. y. b. can behave
himself like little gentleman.
HUNTER says that pelts are higher
than ever. This may be the reason
why certain parties are finding it i'm
possible to get the pelt of one w. c.
Crolius
NEWSPAPERS may boost the early
Christmas shopping game to fare
ye-well, but we notice that the people
60 right on shopping whenever they
please.
PLAY now running in Chicago thea
ire has a newspaper man as hero.
We said play" for in real life no
newspaper man is ever really consid-
cred hero.
AN eastern investigation showed
that one milk-dealer made 100000 a
year profit. Be very careful to whisp-
er 1t for fear that bossy will hear of it
and refuse to give down.
49,.
THIS is the last day~of the Santa
Claus letters for Santa can't wait any
longer and If yours hasn't appeared
little one, you will know that Santa
has rung down the curtain.
REV. Hagen Conklin of North Attic,
boro preached a sermon Sunday right
on the subject who In Hell Is Leo
pold?" Seems to us that for a pull
piteer, this Conklin person is about
the limit
DOWN on the old farm may be all
right for the prosperous husband man
who has $4,000 bank roll, but the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-23

CHICAGO Tribune calls Mayor T. E.
Knots "the friend of fighters" Well
that surprises no one in these parts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-23

IF you want something new, novel
and very stylish for a Christmas pres
ent, take bottle of stovaine to the
loved ones at home.
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1T is fine state of affairs where
you have to take to the middle of the
street because the sidewalks are COW
cred with ice and snow.
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PAPA Coulon should bring his
promising young blade out to Gary
again when the p. y. b. can behave
himself like a little gentleman.
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RALPH WILSON

Whiting, Ind. Dec %. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
a nice dolly, gocart and a new dress
and knit Jacket for my dolly and a
pair of high shoes. some hair ribbons,
and handkerchiefs, some nuts and can
dy, and bring the same for my little
sister. and don't forget papa and NAM
ma. l wish you a Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year. Your friends.
CHARLOTTE WATER
MILDRED WATER
Ala
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NINE thousand people in Missouri
have made application to see a hang
ing. And the world is getting bet
ter, Ell?
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HUNTER says that pelts are higher
than ever. This may be the reason
why certain parties are finding it i'm
possible to get the pelt of one w. c.
Crolius.
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THERE may be many things you
can't buy for money, but unfortunately
you can't think of them all at a mo-
ments notice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-23

And down at the state capitol when
ever Gov Marshall hears the noise
made by certain Gary sheet, he just
hee-haws.
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EAST CHICAGO man claims that
his gas bill is higher than ever. That's
all right. It is the universal uplift.
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Hammond Ind, Dec % 1909
Dear Santa Claus: Please give me
a rocking horse. and a big doll and a
big ball
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ALL you have to do to experience
that delicious North Pole sensation is
to sleep with Fido on cake Of ice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-12
Corruption Of Names.

The name Of Applecross, the old
ROss-shire seat OF the Mackenzies.
5 modern corruption Of Abercro-
san. meaning "at the mouth OF the
Crosan.' the little river which there
flows into the Atlantic. The names
q many places in Scotland have IN
rerCone changes a curious and
confusing. The thousands of travel
e-s who weekly alight at the fine sta
ton Of =. Enoch. in Glasgow called
o-ter the neighboring church,. no
doubt Identify the name in some
vague way with the patriarch
Enoch. mentioned in an earlv chan
ter of Genesis II j. really a cor
ruptel form Of 81. Thenor. OF The
naw. who was the mother OF Kenti-
germ, Glasgow's first bishop and pa
tron saint and who is the subject
y az quaint .erend as any to be
found 10 medieval sacred history
Modern Society.
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Rossini's Resting Place.

For years Rossini's BODY rested
IN Pere Lachaise, and then cit,
Of Florence asked that it might be
transferred TO the Church of the
Holy Cross in that city. where the
bodies Of Galilei, Michelangelo.
Machlayelli, Alieri and other great
Italians are entombed. Consent
was received from the municipality.
but the masters widow, Dona
Olympia. would consent to the
translation only on condition that
when her time came her BODY
might be placed next 10 that of her
husband. This request was bluntlv
denied, for the reason that ONLY
Italians y no had achieved great
ness could rest there. In 1878 the
widow died and before her death
consented in writing to the removal
Of her husbands body to Florence.
provided her body be placed in the
grave from which his would be tax
IN IN Pere Lachsise, and after a
ong time for consideration this
ras done.
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Warming For Light.

when it comes to consuming
gas II large quantities blind people
can beat their seeing brethren all
hollow" said an inspector of the
gas company. Il know two fami-
lies where both husband and wife
are blind. Every Jet is turned on
full tilt in their homes at night and
IS kept going at that rate clear up
to II o'clock. Light and darkness
are all the same to the afflicted
ones, but they insist upon illumina-
ton brilliant enough for a recep-
ton And that partially for light
Is not a whim peculiar to those two
couples. Most blind people feel
that way. They demand the light.
and in all private homes and insti
tutions whore the blind are cared
for the gas bills vouch for the
strange fancy"-Exchange
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Don'. sssak 70 Your Hers.

Caress must promptly reward
Performance and the voice lie neve,
used-the horse does not under
stand your words, and If YOU a-e
angry YOUR tones viii only fn-the-
oi-concert h.m-while if YOU are.
eternal.r taking TO him Won Simply
Senler Linn careless and inattentive.
Cares Tie spot you have Just at
dressed nor think that he under
stands j pat on the neck as reward
tor something he has Just done with
rs hind quarters. Go direct 20 ne
spot, and where two parts rave been
addressed caress them both. as in
backing, the hind quarters and the
sides where the LEGS came. etc
and do the same thing in biting.
Do not pat the neck If YOU asked
HIN u yield his Jaw. Don't re-
ward solr daughter for your sons
successful geography lesson"-that
i the' idea in a nutshell.-Fron
directing the Saddle Horse" by
+. u. Ware, in Outing Magazine.