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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-16
HearttoHeart
Talks.
BY EDWIN A. NYE-
IN COLLEGE AT G

The other day the newspapers were
telling OF a man In Nevada. Ia, who
began the study Of law at the age OF
f~orty-eight.
Having been sent to the state legis.
lature as a farmer, he rapidly forged
to b front and discovered great gifts
as a speaker.
He decided to be a lawyer.
When he comes out of law school be
will be fifty years Of age, and his
friends are predicting success for him,
But that is only the comparative de.
gree Of a high undertaking. Here is
the superlative:
Mrs A. D. Winship Of Racine, Wis,
aged seventy-eight years. Is studying
in the regular course at Ohio State
university and says she will remain
until she is eighty.
Listen to her:
Il feel as young as q girl, and why
should l not complete my education !
In my girlhood we did not have the
advantages that girls have now
though / was fairly educated for those
days.
when / am called hence and go to
the next world l do not want to be
placed In the A B @ class"
She is specializing In psychology and
literature.
Law at fifty, literature at eighty.
Why notg'
What is human life but a learning
to know and to do? He who quits
learning and applying knowledge is
ready to die.
And what car give a greater pleas
ure than a study Of the world and the
people and things of the world?
Besides
The best way to keep oneself young
is to keep a young and active mind
and heart. When one no longer takes
pleasure in the people and things
about him he is, In fact, dead already
and walks about merely to save fu-
neral expenses.
Men, like trees. begin to die at the
top.
We are learning more and more that
the mind has a tremendous influence
over the body. If the mind Is kept
young it will help to keep the body
young.
And
We go into the next world just as
we leave this one. las the tree falls.
so it lieth."
Do you want to enter the A B G
class in heaven?
Why not at least qualify for the high
school over there?
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Ask at Summers
Partisan Sage, the Hair Grower, is
Now Sold in America on Money
Back Plan.

It's a mighty good thing for the wo-
men of America that Partisan Sage
can now be obtained in every town of
consequence.
No preparation for the hair has done
so much to stop falling hair and eradi-
cate dandruff and make women's hair
beautiful as Partisan Sage.
Partisan Sage is the only certain de-
troyer OF the dandruff microbe which
is the cause of 81 per cent of haii
troubles.
These pernicious, persistent and de-
structive little devils thrive on the
ordinary hair tonics.
Partisan Sage is such an extraordin-
airy and quick acting r~ejuvenator that
Summers Pharmacy, who is the agent
in Hammond, guarantees it to cure
dandruT, stop falling hair and itching
scalp In two weeks or money back.
It is a magnificent dressing for wo-
men who desire luxuriant, lustrous
hair that compels admiration.
And a large bottle of Partisan Sage
costs only so cents at Summers Phar-
macy and all over America
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THIS Is MY GOTH BIRTHDAY.
william l.. BIumen~cbe,n.


William Leonard. Blumenschein. well
known as a musician and instructor.
was born in Brensbach, Germany, Dec.
l6, 1S49. AS a youth he was brought
by his parents to the United States and
received his early education in the
public schools of P%ittsburg. After
ward he spent four years in the study
OF music at the Conservatory in Leip-
siz, Germany. From 1872 to 1876 he
was engaged as an instructor in music
in the Pittsburg schools, and since 1878
he has been employed as organist and
choirmaster in the Third Presbyterian
church of Dayton, Q. AS organizer and
director of the May festivals in Indi-
annapolis and Cincinnati he has become
widely known in musical circles
throughout America. In recognition
of his work as a composer and in
structor Mr.. Blumenschein received
from Otterbein university the honorary
degree of doctor of music at the an
nual commencement last June.
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NO CHANCE FOR THE TIME BEING.

To such as have cherished the hope that Lake County might one dav
De dry. It must have been dscouraging to hear Rev. George E. Hicks of
Antrsaloon League fame, declare that state wide prohibition was needed he
foret there would be a chance to witness the eradication Oft the saloon in
Lake County.
Il Ie other hand that there is a strong antLsaloon spirit prevailing in
the breasts of those who take the altitude opposed Ito the SALE If uonor wae
evidenced by the generous contribution Of the few who mustered the courage
to venture tut on Sunday % hear the eminent foe Of the wet goods tramo
What the little band who listened to Rev. Hicks lacked in umbers If made
up in enthusiasm.
However, it seems useless at this time to waste much enthusiasm in
cause that is SO hopeless that eve the staunchest advocate of probndtion the
district possesses. himself admits is hopeless.
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IN POLITICS

John H. Hinemon, who vas a candi-
date for the democratic nomination for
governor of Arkansas in the last cam
paign, is expected again to become a
candidate in opposition to Governor
Donaghey. Mr.. Hinemon is an ardent
advocate of statutory statewide pro-
hibition and will make tina the prin-
cipal plank of his platform.
Andrew Miller. attorney general of
North Dakota. is expected to become a
candidate for United States senator on
the "insurgent' republican ticket. Mr..
Miller has been a resident of North
Dakota only five years, but in that time
has become one of the recognized lead
ers OF the republican party in that state.
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Hammond. Ind De- - 1ooo

4A0sg OCC. Id, 1SUS.
Dear Santa Claus: As 1 am sick now
have been for three days and I was
rea91ng In .THE TIMES that they give
- Tor the best letter and 1 think that
The TIMES is very nice to give the
money. for some poor people need 1T.
and we lake THE TIlsEs and we think
II is very nice for it tells all the news
ABOUT Hammond and other places.
Wen, L Will tell you what I want for
Christmas. 1 am a very poor IittIe
girl My papa has been dead for six
years and my washes every
things to eat. I want a pair of shoes.
a new dress, a pair of mittens, and a
pair OF rubbers, and other things to
wear. l have two brothers, is
seven years and the other ten years
old ! hope you will get here with All
the nice things and don't forget the
nuts and candy and a Christmas tree.
/ think The TIMES is very nice to pub
fish all the little peoples letters. I
wish you a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
From your loving friend.
1913 Hanover street.
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COMMISSIONERS TEACH A LESSON.

The county commissioners have taught the municipalities of the Calu-
met region a lesson. The other day a slick, well groomed, mn appeared
before that body and asked Tor a franchise over the county roads.
The people of ST John and Dyer became very enthusiastic the
prospect Of having interurban connections with Hammond. They urged the
passage of a fracnhise. The county commissioners did not want "a FRAN
CHISE" they wanted a GOOD franchise.
The promoter, who apparently thought at the outset that he was dealing
with a bunch Of farmers, had his eyes opened. The franchise was pared
Owl until it was really a grant that protected the interests of the people.
But they did lot stop at that They said to Mr. Promoter, 1--WE want you
to show Us just what backing you are going to have in this project" AT
this juncture the promoter faded away and has not been cen since
In Whiting the city counciLmen gave away the cHys streets O the
be built.
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ARE MEN TO BE PROUD OF.

Lake county has many men 10 be proud of in nan walks in life. but
just now her citizens are doing homage o Lake Countys mighty hunters.
Ed. Blecke of St John and Alderman Monroe Schock of Indiana Harbor
That the boasts of these two nimrods is no idle one. is manifested by the
goods itself If you don't believe that Ed Blecke killed the only fox ii all
this region, go and see the skin of the cntter tackled up OF the Blecke barn
door. If you don't believe that Alderman Schock shot seventythree rabbits
N sxty-hree plump quail, and captured five "possums" alive, just g and
interview Mr.. schock and take a peep fntoh bag. Mr.. schock halls from
Missouri himself, and is lot so foolish IS % venture the declaration that he
did these things, without the proof to back him up
But Mr.. Blecke of ST John, is not satisfied. He has loaded his trutv
shotgun fol coyote and intends to bring down two Of the "onIy coyotes" in
this region within a few days. And n nature fake about the wav he does IL
either.
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Crown Point, Ind. Dec. Is. 1909
Ny Dear Santa Claus: One of nv
uncles Is a subscriber to THE TINES
l noticed they were Offering a prize
TO the little girl that would write the
incest and neatest l etter to Santa
ing this to you and telling Won what
| want You to bring me for Christmas
| would like to have a nice doll with
brown eyes and dark hair. a pair of
plue nalr gibbons, a pair of skates. some
CANDY and nuts. As 1 do not wish TO
make the letter too lengthy / will
crosse. wishing you a Merry Christ
ana a Happy New Year.
From your friend.
D FRANCES BOESEN.
IT. +. ID. No. 3. car Mrs. Anna Smith.
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CATHERINE KLEIN.

1raIHHIOLu, IHu.I DC. TO. I5U5-
Dear Santa Claus l would like TO
go along with you all over the world
and see the sights as you go in your
sleigh; There are several poor chill
dren here in Hammond and 1 would
rather you would give them some of
my things hat comes to the school
that / go to. Now, dear Santa. please
do not forget them If you can help it..
l expect a few things, but would rath-
needed things If they need them more
T. Well, dear Santa, 1 expect you
would III to know my name and where
l live Well, my name is Maye Friend
and | live at 56 Hamlin street, here in
Hammond. 1 suppose l had better stop
writing as may be I am keeping YOU
from some of your work. So goodby.
hoping to see you Christmas eve.
Sincerely yours,
NAVE FRIEND
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LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS
What the Little Friends of The Times Want Good Old Santa to
Bring Them for Christmas.

East Chicago, Ind, Dec. Is. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: You are a very
good fellow to ask us what we want
from YOU / am just a little girl and
want just a little. 1 thank you very
much Santa. for the dear little bed you
gave me last Christmas, but now I
have no dolls. / would like one Just
big enough for my bed. and a set of
dishes. | would like a table and chair
for my playroom, too, but amm says
she mas not enough money to give you
this year. 1 will have nv Christmas
tree in the front room. and I promise
| won't look when l hear your sleigh
bells. am your little girl,
JENNIE JENSEN.
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HENRY sTUMPF.
Hammon6 Ind Dec x Ioao

IIdIIIHIUHu, IHu-. Dec. 10, lyUy.
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little bow
nve years old and my name is Charley
zimmerman. Dear Santa, will YOU
bring me a pair of gloves, and a pair Of
stockings, and a pair of pants. and a
cap for school, and some new waists.
all that 1 asked for. want a big. big
Dig Christmas tree. and candy and pop
corn and a whole lot of things. And
don't forget to bring a pair OF
shoes and papa a pair of gloves. and
don't forget the poor. 1 will be fast
asleep when you come, dear Santa
Claus so goodby. dear Santa Claus.
CHARLEY ZIMMERMAN.
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UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA
TRAIN RUNS DOWN SLED.

One youth was instantly killed and
six others were injured. several per-
haps fatally, in Lafayette at $50 Tues
day night when a bob-sled bearing a
party of fifteen was run down at the
street crossing by the Spring
field accommodation passenger train of
the Wabash.
COULD DISCHARGE TEACHER.
The appellate court held Tuesday
that a teacher could be discharged for
failure to control pupils In a school,
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From your friend,
PAUL DIVER.
East chlcago. mo Dec. 15. 1a0a.

Dear Santa: I thought I would write
and tell you what I would like to have
for Christmas. I would like you to
bring me a drum, a little fire wagon. a
story book and a -wheelbarrow. and a
new pair Of pants. l am six years old.
Don't forget to fill my stocking with
candy and nuts. Dear Santa. don for
get to bring my little dog Prince some
candy. for he likes to rave something
for Christmas. I live at 1924 Alexander
avenue. Goodby, dear Santa. From
HARRY DWYER.
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Dear Santa Claus: 1 read in THE
T1MBs thai you want all the little chill
dren to write to you and tell you what
old Santa should bring them for Christ
mas. Well Santa, / would like to have
book. and a new dress. Old Santa,
don't forget to fill my stocking with
candy and nuts. I am four years old.
I wish you a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year. Goodby, Santa.
MY name is Dorothy Dwyer. / live at
1924 Alexander n
DOROTHY DIVER
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LdsL OHICdg0, Ind, Dec 10, 1903.
Dear Santa Claus: I want nothing
this Christmas but a book. some tan
or pink hair ribbons and plenty of
candy. We will leave something for
you on the table and will have the
chimney clean so that you will be sure
to come.
One of your many friends.
BESSIE HEDGES.
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Hammond Ind

hammond. Ind, Dec. IA, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl
elgh years old. 1 want you to bring
me a doll bed. and a little cradle, ana
a set or dishes, and a little wheeIbar-
and a pair of cowboy gloves. and
a pair or black top house slippers, and
don't forget my poor doll. She hasn't
any shoes or stockings. wish you a
Merry Christmas. 1 will be in bed
"hen you come. | am you little girl.
MOLLIE ZIMMERMAN.
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HAROLD JOHNSON POWER.
whiting. Ind. Dec. Is. 1eoe.

IIVIHB, IHu.f DEC. To- I5V5.
Dear Santa: How are you? I hope
that you are well and happy. Santa. I
got the walks all shoveled off so you
don't need to worry that you will fall.
Well, I VIII tell you what I want for
Christmas. / want a doll, a sled and
some nuts and candy in my stocking.
Don't forget the poor children and their
parents. | got a puppy now and If he
barks dom be afraid. because he won't
bite. / am nine years old and IN the
fourth grade, and my teachers name is
Miss Georgia Allen. Yours truly.
HELEN ATO
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Dyer. Ind. Dec. 10. 1909

Dyer. Ind, Dec. IS, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl
nine years old and I am in the third
grade at school. I would like to have
a big doll, a sewing box. postal al
bum. and a pair of gloves. l have
rour sisters and two brothers. Please
don't forget them, and bring us a
Christmas tree. candy and nuts. I hope
you will remember my papa and NAM
ma and bring them something nice, for
all they have done for us. wishing
you and all the children a Merry
Christmas. 1 remain with love to you.
dear Santa.
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5o4-119th street

Hammond. Ind. Dec. II. 9
Dear Santa Claus: [ am nine wears
Old and go to the Irving school. I am
gong to tell you what I want for
xmas. want a pair of gloves, a veil.
and a set of furs and candy and nnfs'
live at 367 Ash street.
Yours truly,
MARY MATTHEW'S.
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Hammond. Ind. Dec. - 1903.

T1d"IlIlOUO. 1nQ.. Dec IL. 1SUS.
Dear Santa Claus: I wish you a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year, and I hope you don't forget me
get through the chimney for it was not
cleaned. but this year l begged my papa
to clean 1t out, so he did so, so if you
come con Ihropgn you Will not get dirty
1 know that you ave a great big bun
die on your back. So I would like you
to bring me a nice piano and a pair
coat and furs. and so I think that will
be enough for me for 1 see you are so
old and gray haired and I do hate to
see you carry so much. I know you
do get tired carrying around so much
so I don't want too much. I will want
more when there will be a younger
Santa Claus. so I think it will be
enough for this year. I wish you a
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Your truly friend.
MANDA SPIELESKA.
& West GOStlin street
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get THE TINES regular by carrier.


Dear Santa Claus: W5tis oS
ing In the paper I saw the prizes
gwen to the child with the best letter
80 inought L would write and see IL
,91uio win one OF the prizes. I am a
1tIle orphan, having neither mother
nor lather and only ten years old. ana
ave nve sisters n brothers to which
1 Wouio ike to make a Chrfstmas
present. and hoping this letter wins a
Yours truly.
VIOLET DAUGHERTY.
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you come this way and drop that s5
prize IN my stocking when Won get
mere. | am a girl twelve yaers old
/ guess this will be all for this wear
wishing you q Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year.
From your friend.
FRANCES POWELL.
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Hegewiseh. III. Dec. 11. 1ana

Hegewisch. III, Dec. II, 1903.
Dear Santa: Don't you think its aw-
fully nice for THE TIMES to send our
letters on to you? 1 do, because I for
one would never know where to send
mine. Now 1 want a book, a game. a
sweater jacket, a wig for my doll, some
nuts and candy. You might call at
THE TINES Office in Hammond before
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Hammond Ind Ne

hammond. Ind. Dec. 10. 9
pear Santa Claus: Please bring me-
a pig doll, a big doll bed and a doll
cart AND 1 wish you would bring me
a set of dishes. 1 want a muir and f1r
Tor Christmas and a new pair of shoes.
a new dress, new hair ribbon and a new
PAIR OF stockings and a box of candy.
years old.
TAO Michigan avenue.
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East Chicago. Ind Dec TX 1ano

CHICdBU, Thu, Dec. 10, IyUy.
Dear Santa Claus: / will let Won
know what I want for Christmas. viii
you please bring me a sweater coat and
a pair of %rubbers, because my feet get
cold in the snow. I wan an engine,
toy grocery store and a drum and
q telephone and a automobile. That's
amt much. is it? 1 am
My address is 4739 Alexander Venue
Your loving boy
HENRI STUMPF
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Hammond, md. Dec. IL, 1909.
Dear Santa aus Please bring me
for Christmas a sled, and a pair of
skates. and a train Of cars, and some
games, and some story books, and some
candy. Also bring my brother Vernon
a rocking horse and some candy.
ROLLIN w. WILSON.
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Munster, Ind, Dec. 10. 1908.
Dear santa: We invite you to visit
1ne Flrst congregational church AT
Highland. md. Our Sunday school is
sung 20 celebrate the birth of Christ
on christmas eve Hope you will not
something. If you run short bring them
aIohg ana We will divide our presents
Win tnem. l am in a class Of eight
e Your friend.
NJ IRENE KRAAY.
we get THE TINES regular BY carrier
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LAvERNE a


Dear ESigniand. Ind, Dec. 13. 1909.
sroeklngs. a fire engine, blocks. CANDY
gntp NUS, and be sure and don't for
get 70 come and see me this wear san
tree. Gqrlstmas
R. F. D. No. 1. 'AMlESoN.
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Hammond. Ind. Dec. Is. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little girl
three years old and will tell you what
1 want for Christmas. I want a pock-
enbouk, a toshendouka, a spealdink.
und a blosa to hickory nuta, und soal
nuta, und handy, to das is allus. From
your klainis girl.
KATRINA.
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Please don't forget.
East Chicago. Ind. Dec. IA

East Chicago. Ind. Dec. IA. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little boy
of eleven years and I would like to
have for Christmas a new pair of
skates, a nice game, a story book, a
pair of mittens. and l would like to
have some candy and nuts. Dear Santa,
don't forget to bring mamma and papa
something for Christmas. Don't forget
my number-it is 1924 Alexander ave-
nue..
From your friend,
u z I'd
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Griffith Ind nan .

d. Griffith, Ind, Dec. IS, 1905.
please be so kind as to bring me IVY
year a pair OF mittens. a pair Of shoes
Snu stockings. and arms for NV big
uOAL Yours truly,
NINA BELL JAMESON
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Whiting, Ind, Dec. II, 1903.
Dear Santa Claus: 1 am a little
boy six years old and as Christmas is
drawing near l will tell you what 1
want l want a 1exible flyer, a horn,
a magic lantern. some candy n nuts.
Your little chum,
ALT.
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Griffith. Ind. Dec. Is. 1909
Dear Santa Claus: / am a iittie 81,
SIX years old, and as Christmas viii
soon be here please remember me I
nioa = IKE some nuts and candy and a
~tCs STORY book. | wish you a Merry
and a Happy New Year
from your loving friend.
OUISE HTNFV
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Hammond. Ind. Dec "a 1919

IND, Dec. 13, 1909.
pear Santa Claus: I am going to
for Christmas. / want a doll and doll
buggy, and a story book, and some
candy and nuts, and a Christmas tree.
Bring my sister a doll and doll buggy.
n a story book, and candy and nuts.
too. Good by. | am five years old and
sister is two years old. From
MILDRED HOFFMAN.
MABELLE HOFFMAN.
9Q0 Ash Sfraa4
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BE A CITY BUILDER.

n meeting OF he Hammond Business Mems association tonight at
Vel all should be largely attended. It is to the interest of pverv nron
eryo owner in the city that certain streets should be opened
ne city officials say hat they will be glad to ut through IN n1anf for
the opening OF streets that meets with the approval Of the citizens anactad
This being the case it is u % the citizens to take the initiative and
mat they are IN favor of a progressive policy Of street mnrovemont
Hammond has plenty If streets. 1t is sadly in need Of more oronobar
1t is hard to convince an administration that the citizens favor progress
when the citizens themselves do not take the initiative. Hammond l. in ~
constructive period of its growth. Now is the time to open. extend and ND
streets.
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Hammond Ind nan

Hammond, Ind. Dec. 13. 1903.
Dear Santa: I am Dorothy Grave
1 am SIX years old and this is my frs
letter. l hope you will not forget me
Tor 1 am just sick for a doll buggy. I
live at No. 2 Detroit street.
DOROTHY GRAVES.
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East Chicago. Ind- Dec 12 1ana

Dear Santa Claus: 1 am a little boy
six years ole. I want to tell you that
| have moved to Kennedy avenue and
Please bring me a pair of rubber boots,
size ten, some batteries for the engine
you brought me last Christmas, a Jack
the Giant Killer book, a train of dump
cars, some candy and nuts, and please
don't forget my mi and papa and
Aunt Kate. Good by. dear old Santa
Claus. Your little friend.
HAROLD JOHNSON POWER.
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OFFER $500 REWARD.

The county commissioners. have Of
fered a reward of $500 for the appre-
hension of the murderer of Enoch
Highshew, killed on the night of Nov.
4 near, Mishawaka. The reward was
offered after a conference between the
commissioners and Prosecutor c. E.
Pattee.