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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18
A SURPRISE PARTY.

A very pleasant party was given as
surprise to Miss Louise Erlenbaugh
Sunday afternoon at her home, $40 In
diana avenue The guests spent very
enjoyable afternoon playing various
social games and music was another
feature of entertainment until late
hour when delicious refreshments were
served. Among the young people pres
ent were: Lilly Mockadense. Edith
Glute, Erna Thiel, Lillian and Lucille
Trout, Helen Curtis, Margaret Hart
mann, Margaret Curtis, Margaret
Hochren. Margaret Smith. Electa
Erlenbaugh, Rena Tallman. Lena
Zimmerman. Ord Granger, William
Granger. William Hartmann, Louise
Erlenbaugh and Leona Halwtck
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18

yesterday and spent the day visiting
Miss Gauthier, who is in attendance at
the summary there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kamradt spent Sum
day visiting friends in East Chicago.
Miss Martha Swami Of East Chicago
is spending the afternoon with friends
in Hammond.
Earl Crawford has returned to Ham
mond from Crown Point. where he
spent Sunday visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Crawford.
Miss Kfersey was the guest of friends
and relatives in Merrillviile Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18

Langley said in part: Avoid all mu-
scum display in your home, all COM
pelx ornaments and especially the
clash of co1ors. Arrange your home
not only as place to live in. but aim
to have 1t produce a sense of restful-
ness. usefulness. comfort and respose
Always show your own individuality.
Individuality should mean Simplicity
Simplicity and usefulness in the home
is art and refinement"
Reporter for the Day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18
LrTERAruRE COMMITTEES TO MEET

The Literature Committee will meet
Tuesday at $40 p. m. for the study of
F. Marion Crawford and his book
"Saransinesca".
Political Situation-Mrs. Deming.
Review of Book-Mrs. Griffin.
Mrs Kline, Mrs. Holm and others
will speak of his life and works.
Let there be a full attendance at 100
Ogden street with Mrs. E. b. Griffin.
Chairman for the coming year will be
elected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18
A PEDRO PARTY.
The members of Triumph Cour

The members of Triumph Council No.
1 D. of l. will entertain at a pedro
party this evening at the home of Mrs.
Richard Schaff on Cedar street. The
members and their friends are invited
to be present and it is desired that
there be a good attendance. The even
ing will be spent playing pedro at
small tables in the parlors and prizes
will be awarded the winners of the
games.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18
ENTERTAINs AT LUNCHEON.

Miss Augusta kopelke Of Crown
Point has issued invitations among her
friends for a one o'clock luncheon to
be given next Thursday, April 21st.
Several friends in Hammond have re-
ceived invitations to attend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18
ENTERTAINs AT DINNER.

A very pleasant social event OF the
past week end was a dinner party at
which the Misses Leoda MacAleer and
Veda Hemstock entertained last Sat
urday evening in honor of their house
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs W
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18

J. MacAleer on Webb street. The guests
began to arrive at six O'Clock and were
entertained in the par1ors
until six-thirty o'clock when they were
invited into the dining room and served
with an elaborate course dinner. The
table was prettiIy trimmed with flow
ers. The. center piece was a bowl of
violets and pansies arranged with
trailing vines A daintily arranged
five course dinner was served. The re-
mainder of the evening was spent with
parlor dancing and music. The guests
were the Misses Lola Hemstock and
Della McGirr of Valparaiso, Hazel
Schofield of Chicago, Amelia Dibos,
Edith Mcconnell. Beatrice Hansen,
Edith Carter. Myrtle Webb, Leoda Nc
Aleer and Veda Hemstock.
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond
very charmingly entertained the mem
bers of the Evening Bridge Whist club
last Saturday evening at their home
on Mason street. 1t was one of the
regular meetings of the club members
and they were all in attendance for
the first time in several weeks. The
guests were invited to a seven o'clock
courses in the dining room which had
been very prettily decorated for the
party The table had a center piece
of violets and pansies artistically ar
ranged with smiiax- The place cards.
also carried out the dainty color
scheme and were decorated in a violet
design. After the dinner the guests
were entertained in the parlors during
the remainder of the evening. The
guests played bridge whist at small
tables and after several games the
prizes were awarded Mrs. William F.
Mashino received the ladies first honors
and DIR. T. Edwin Bell was awarded the
gentlemens prize The next party will
occur as usual in. two weeks on Sat
urday evening and DIR. and Mrs. r. Ed
win Bell will entertain at their home
on Webb street. The following are
members of the club: Messrs. and Mes
DANES w. F. Mashino Richard
Winckler. 7. E. Bell, Robert ellis, w.
j. Moran and Frank Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18

Mrs. F. d. Lovegren issued invita-
tions today among the young people of
Hammond for a six o'clock dinner at
which she will entertain in honor of
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Brumm at
her home on Wilcox street
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14

min expedition ino / 1rfenen peiten.
ior Sonoita, ureo Yinacate-&eeionen
iom nit iorelsbige WoaI. Zen Zig.
ger fun 1870 enseIife Nil ira SO.
noita, % ie9 tr9nste ino / bens sit-
lise minoit tienote Gel.
Sea meobragte en- eammeI Snoia.
ner for ber at pie mig en- beIlig Su-
lie, bpilfen Yapago-S -Snoianernes
@ub Stoi reiioerer paa lin Reiie fra
Sapct I'll Oct Snore al 2anoet. Sn.
Sianerne ful9te mig tiltrobs for glo.
parel ira oeres @enner, iom iGitebe
2io til en- blino Snbianerfones Spoa.
Dom onL at min expedition piloe ON.
fonlme i Einacate peo en- forfGroelis
Stornt.
Get er iorspriat life panIfeIiat at
lpoo, at Scr oil blipe Storm paa oen
Sio al saret. s ire Gage bapoe ri
oNlaa et llbebagelig folo Norben.
pino, ihlnoom meo laage, men moen
at brln9e oct iorsnlIeos 9egn 8eo
Veltl9nlngcn al oen nGite beejte
Sop,' Ger er no9et ouer 1000 SOB bsi,
felte pl alle &lllben / bsi @rao Oh
peo at ioto9raiere fit ieg Nesleipret,
lom minSeoe mig ON mine 8utteoa.
&c. Ter ires oper 3 Gm tpf SIS paa
Dor Gam.
Get @ono, man timber ber % / en.
telte anore al 9rfenens Yier9e, er
Negnpano, Der ianller ii9 / notllrlige
,Soropbnln9er &lippen. st aaoant
&elerp,ir, Der al Merifanerne faI.
oeS tlnaa' parer ira nogle Maaneoer
op til to slar, inoen oct ioroamper
eller paa onOen Waaoe opbruges.
Eon Slettelan0et iinbes @ano fun
peo at graue efter oct, ira en- femti
200 til mango SunOreoe.
Gn Tag ifipb hi Der Ninacate 6
piIbe tSnar (OpiS conooenciS). Ie er
itore, fraitiae Ipr, ser beppser ii1
nleo mtrolig 2etbeo oa elegance / Sc
lteilelte @icrNe "a oe bar bopt Ii.
oct meo @tcnneifer at gisre, er be If.
fe lpnoerlig ifp og er Oesuoen meget
npagicrriac. 6orifielli9e Slags Mi.
lfc og inoa SrGer, Der iinoes Nier-
genes Slnaooale, pber oisIe Opr Ell
frnitig tSsoe; 8rrs er ser life ltort
al. &c er nlle me1et feoe, % &is.
oct imoNer iortrinli1, meget beore
cno bpilfetiombelit Srefieo. Ti tsr.
rcDe oct for at BRUCE set paa Reiien.
%iloe sSoor les oite G9ne, buor
ser inttt Tunb er. Oct idmme er
(iliTloct mcb @rTplin9er, en- Slags
9irp o9 forifielliae slrter of @napere.
Snoiunernc % Merifanerne tiger, at
oiSic Tpr oriffer life 8anb, uoen
naar oct regner. Siffert er Oct iol'
iolo, at be, iiGr @naperne, life be.
beper at oriffe ret ofte. Faa lam.
me Mnnoe cr set meo mango al Drfe.
mems Tiiale. Oite les Sen pnfre Ga.
liiornin olOil (2opbortDr @ambellD
20 Nil ira %ano.
,Scg opbcporer Sfinoet al flere pil.
oe ,Soor oN haaber at le bet oafrelte
Tar opIiillet / &riltiania Whtlelm.
Zen itsrlte 9ufs Sorn manler AZ
Gentimcter rllnot 9foben.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14

oenoe &ontoriit at ban ituloe noiGr-
olge ct Eos for Ssoinoen HacbeI
Slrumu, o. Oet ifliloe lite alene giPl.
oe til @laolppitpcf; men bun ituloe
hare frit Tolg til at reiie pioere.
buorben bun ielp piloe.
"a FuSiet par ifrepet, rafte Eeter
sllcricif benbe BET meo oiSie Nro:
oS 2ebet AZ to-tre Gage oil Ell
aonppi ni1aa neo til apiten pg pioe.
re til Salilnnoct On fnn ina ielae
meb oen. Ser bar on enbuioere Ell
Snm Fen9e, llom ieg onto9cr er nof
til sit Nebop - forelsbig bu"
vGr set noget mere, &c pil?"
yNci Nare aaa meo oi9!" iaabe
ban bcItN. San LITE itfe set iloe,
ooralcnoc @lif ira benoes ltorc, liant
nrenoe Eine.
"a NnCbel bar 9uaet, Qneo Netcr
9llcrieii Jig &Tnocrne oN lnilte til
ircoS. Nnn ipntcS iclp. at ban bap.
DC 'plllct inc Sort Noot' % Den liolte
SrrnI ban III Dapbe loNt pno Dor.
Set, piloe utpiliont pinoe Spillet
meo @lanS. Tor set ierite bapoc ban
ianct 2ipet al gonle slnron 9lrnnn; /;
ior oct unoet bar Sntteren bans
%plo, o1 icr set treble baDDe ban en-
oelig repet ihl oct @anno, ioln bnnbt
bans Ssn til benoe. ga - piitnof
bapoe 9loron slroma trilfiet ban
bNnrbt oenanng Eeter Tnlls NTna.
llet men ban houoe ianet tiliolo
>ocun, p1 BET NlMoeoe benne SToers-
mnno bans inoerite oicrte. Sauoe
bun life prret Ioa optoGct al line
Snnfer oN ipGINet iaa 9tpbelicn al
i'm Scpn pilbc hun fonIfe ppret me.
re lpober ior set, Der loreQlf omfrina
bum. 9)ien ban hperfen berte eller
ioa set YWenetcfel", Iom ltpo ltrepet
rou %TN0en
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14
s pr @mc
%
GSarcm!

Saruel," iagoe bun bepT9et
.bpab Gem ielp ungaar, bebeper =
pitt life at frpete noeet. Ceres Sar;
%reoe pil mart gaa oper. slnoerle
ocs er set meo mig. 5Gnfer Ge, ban
uil pie mig 9armbjerti9beO? 9la nci
0on pil eisre mia aniparlig, ioroi 80
er Der, oa ga peo Te ielp, bporoan oei
pil 9aa." Sum ltanleoe ct Sieblif
oo iaa tilieieoe bun bciti9: ~W'en
ban fan paste iig. Sepnens Dag er
life ioa lnngt borte." Ierpaa tog bun
li0 otter ialnmcm og meo en- fort, Tor
ccret 2otter iagoe bun: "Saa ouni
lea lnaffer. Sporoan lfuloe leg en-
itofforS ipog apinoe, fllnne baabe
paoa Seun oper Ceres 6ar, lom er
iaa mG9ti9?"
uSa, = bpem peo?" miimleoe
'suon o. ioa tanfeiulo frem Ior ll9,
lom ON en- M Sanfe plilolellg par
buffet irem bans Sierne. San
aior>e oog ingen Semerfnln9er; Tor
han moattc ifpnoe iig. Sno ltllteS
oltloa oiSic TO |enneifer % tog 6ar'
pel meo binonoen for lteole. Slot el'
ter iorloo ban S,uiet % 'nlgte neo
Sploaterne nco til Ben lille CAMP
booo, ser Iua o9 penteoe for at 1ere
bonl oper til Sen.
sitter bengif Ser en- llGe Ell
llue iulo al llpiSbeo og Sorg lor Hn.
cbcl. Set bar life muligt ior belloe
at ino ploe no1et ON i'm 6ar. en'
bella fom ser Orore oHL at Sall9er'
ne ifllloe inoitibeS ca tranaportereS
piOcre til lit enoelige 9eliellnleheS-
lieo, oo oo fom ser ligeleoeS @ern-
lima til Mucbel, at bun ltilloe Iplge
mco.
9iucbel ipurate life bporIor Sun
bar liaeioa iprig eiter at folnme az
iteo iom Solooterne ior at 1an benoe
meo. Gnoclig - enoelig cngang
ifulbe bun ioa ie i'm tSar!
aotborina Yetropna tit life Sop til
at islge meo, % 9lnteoen nellen ben'
sc o. benoeS Itonb par biertc1rlben-
oe. Silliolt bpilteoe bun bans gre:
y%Ur peo goot Dtoo, fjpre. %Hr
lterfl .Sor Din SNlo pil Ie9 pTre
paa Tagt, lent og tioli1 paste paa oct
beleili9e Gieblif, % ga ifol jc9 brp-
oe boaoe @aono og 2rnfer og fomnc
til Dig"
Sun iorie9te at fro, at oen Iog
ifl,Ioe fomme; men %irtell9beoen
boube bun life tort Saab. o9 oa bun
loo ham gou bort meo DC andre, par
set, ligeiom alt ihlfneoe, og meo ct
iortpilet Sfrig ionf blln til Soroen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14
SttcustpuenSc &apitel.
Spcreusfumiten.

"a Macbel latte i'm 800 paa Den
berpotcoe Q Sufbulin pioite bun, al
MI piloe ser bGnoe TO 1In9. 0erli
Ifuloe bun ioa ie i'm 6ar, % oernPlt
Ifuloe bun illoipre BET Sert, bun
bopoe ioreiat lig. 9tu par SlOen
fommcn, 0a bun ifiilbe tage @epll
opcr Teter sllerieIf, oenne Mono,
iom bouoc brogt ina me1en Sorg oa
Glenoiobeo oper benbe og belle benoes
Nonlilie - oet enelte Wtenlelte paa
'Soroen iom bum baoeoe.
Genne Wtano, tGnfte bum bar 10
bare en- Tprbuonellc moo Natllren'
en- Sfom ior Soroen; bcrior gloroe
hun en- oob @jerning, naor bun toJ
hans 0iu. Taa bpoo Wfanoe bette
lfuloe ife, pioIte bun life. Snr bun
iprIt / hans gprbeb, piloe bun oel
iinoe poo slnleoning og Wiioler til al
tooe .bonl oioaae. ut bun Tor 9le'
bliffet beianSt lig pua Sofbal1n elter
hans Ororc % iom bans 6onae, brpo'
Sc birn ii9 life on. Set, bun laa lem
oc bopoe lnngtct eiter' lfllloe bi'l.
mart opnoo; Wtoaoen, bporpoa oet
ifcoe, fom life / @etragtnln9.
To Sc ltoffarS 2anoiorplte lte9
i(ono poa benne ooe, ifrGftellae 3D.
fllnbe Sc ileIte life unoertrptte en-
GpIeu. Store @loffe al OrIplS pao'
be ifruet lie iommen peo Stranee'l
Of por enonu life imeltet, ltlent oel
nor q mipt poo Sommeren. Sele Sen
ipntes inbbpllet / ct paaot Saa9e'
iler.
eu 5terf slIocIina Solouter ItoS op'
uillet pco 2onoingsplao'e tor at fa'
ne imob 0oneerne, iom sc lfilloe leo
iooe til Seres @cItemmelleSlteo poo
SItiibcn oi Gen. Strufs alle oot
fummet ilono, iatte Su9et lis gcoH'
oeIle; for Sc bnpoe lang Vel al gao
% ilere Wlil, oa Gcien por paa llne
steSer meget punifelig at poSlere'
Serior maatte sc lfpnSe lia.
Giennem en- trona Gol begrGnle'
of ne1ne, Iteilc @erelfrGnter, boneo'
Sc Iio @ei neooper til 0olbnnoen' ION
beitoo al bare @'pr og por ne9et oon
ifeIio oa ubehogelia at fomme oOer
eoentlia Sci bar ser life, bare eI
SnhIti optroaffet al Soloaterne o.
Stroiionoerne. Ct triltere Spn Ell
Senue Gal flmoe man ponlfeli9 tPn
f. Tia. oo opoen al be flinsreSe SGn
fer, moor Sanacrne maricbereoe, bal
life eonet til at 3isre Snotrpttet a
Sette oubsiorIaote SteS bebre. Tnr
fet csoro par ingeniteos at le, % |e
oetotionen beItoo uoeluffenoe al ltIof
aropt IprgrGS og @sprlllo. Singer
mennelfelise @oliacr Dor at le o9 II
fe Spor al Tprelip. 9are Sten os
Nielo, bporben man penbte Jig. Su1
ten bar bitterlis folo, og bet en-
IinoItso eiter bet anoet for plbeno
aiennem oen tran9e 0al - ell maot
te trnfe paa onoe slanoer, iom glG
SeSe Tia oper oe npe Oires slnfoml1
Oa Sc itaffars Solf fapeoe % ileo II
irem, laa soot De fllnoe, 5ime cite
1ime, til Wsrfet ialot paa. 0a nao
eoe De irem til en- 5r9baraffe be
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14
&ait bit Vrsb paa WanSet.
ISol. Erpb. Ill operiat fra On.
gclif al lllriffa s. 0rluln.

Sol. Trpb. t1-1-oberiat fra Gn.
gellf al lllriffa s. grinln.
GoIt sit 0reo poo Sabets 0sl9er,
Ssa at linbre 9tGltens Neo!
Gnaleene Blot oi5 felger,
Set bill bopne BIT Sfisb.
@no, iom peier aIlc Tonfer.
Soper en- @jerning, bper en- gsn,
Iinc ipreSte Dire innfer,
SfiTnfcr oig en- berlig 2en.
aaIt sit @rsb poa @eroens 8nnoe.
Ser9cnoe og trGtte SiGl!
Geo on Ell, bbor oct pil lanoe,
gip Ell Sfjprp alligepel.
aan on intet onoet gisre,
Spng oog Soabets slaoe Gang;
@ab ben trGtte Til9rim bsre
Sm @los Spile, lfisn o9 lang.
GoIt bit Yrsb poa Terbens 8anoe.
9iige apinoe eller Wan0!
.Slp0er set til fjerne 2anoe,
Soopner set pna fremmeo Strano,
Spnes taGt i gslgeprimlen,
Serren tiger: nSanoelia,
Ser / 2ipet og / Simlen
3omner set igien til Dig.
GoIt sit @rso poa Ierbens Sonbe.
Strs oct no meo gapmil0 Saano!
Seno set ub til alle Sanoe,
@loo 81 fro meo freioig Mano;
5hi ON 6u sit 8oos bebolber,
Solo og bsp for NGltens 9sn,
Sorg og aual set oig foroolber.
9i6per Big al &ronen ifisn.
GoIt sit grsb pon Eioens goue.
Seno set ben meo Suf og gsn;
Sirlp at reboe meb sin 8ape
en iortpilet Cater, Senl
foor er ipun0en 2ipets CONNER,
Sremmeo Snono. Ou Stprfe gap,
Signenbe Dit WiInoe fontnler
90 ltrsr 2ilier poa Din 0rap.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14

Snntc 9iiffc: r@o6morgen, SAME
mano, or on ntl oppe?"
Sonlemano: Seq pco iffe."
Sonte Iiffe oSuorior peO on Oct
iffe?"
SanIemonb: nNei, for Wama bar
iagt, nt nnor bu begpnber at lpsrgc
mig ON alting igien, iaa lfal ieg ba'
re pare: Seg peo iffe."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14

EomSen: nSeg piloe gierne ia en-
apne iii min Ssn. @an on life e
oia liot ON 9pgoen, Stina, ON Der
lfuloe iin>es Ell eller anoen Yige. iom
er panot til at itelle meo Ipr."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14

Gn Mrbeiber, @unnar ganenien,
fra Mo er Srufnet unber Tsmmer.
fletning pe6 Die.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14

Wama: nSpor bar bu pGret ben.
ne belc Tormiboag, lille Sperre?
Sar ou pGret noe % legt9"
Sperre: .Sa ieg bar Iest EoitbllS.
og ieg bar bapt oroentliae 9repe, iom
iea bar lereret bos aIle Naboerne.
Moma: .Spor fit bu Dem fra?"
Sperre: $50, Der laa en- flor Eat.
fe meS ct root gaano omfring ! bin
Sfuffe."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14
Samcn: Sc Iioer, at De enaara

SdiItcn: uSe ltger al Se eN8nnB
bar boot Ceres eget Stem.
2nnoItrpgeren: rSa".
Tamen: ~Men bporior aior6e sc
Iaa life no9ct for at gisre Ceres SEQ.
he og Born IpffeIige og tilfre0ie?"
2anoitrpeeren: Set gior0e ieg 10
netop. Seq reiite fra oem".
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22
EVERYDAY PHILOSOPHY.

Classical musicians condemn ragtime
because they prefer bragtime.
The author Is a kind of farmer who
hauls his product to market with post,
age stamps.
You could eve convince a hustling
circular distributor that Rome cannot
be billed in a day.
To court ones sweetheart is a de-
light, but to court ones wife is more
so, and less expensive.
Before marriage, mar thinks about
the way she looks; after marriage.
about the way she cooks.
When the optimist tumbles over a
stumbling block, he simply smiles and
sits on it long enough to rest.
Men hesitate to open the doot to his
opportunities, for fear that the little
one already within will
Judge.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22
Stamp Out Alcoholism in Servia.

The rising tide of popular senti-
ment in favor of temperance appears
to be spreading eastward over Eu.
rope with marked results, and now
even the little kingdom of Servia is
affected. The Medical Society of Ser
via, in common with those of sur
rounding countries, has been con-
fronted by the v e increasing evils
of alcoholic drinking among all
classes of the people and the men,
bers have entered upon an active
campaign to stamp out the blight.
The question of the use of alcohol
in medical practise came up for much
discussion at the general meeting of
the society and it was unanimously
decided to address a petition to the
minister of the interior asking for a
permanent commission to study the
question of alcoholism and the best
NEAR to employ in wiping out the
evil in Servia.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22
Drink in the Subarctics.

Writing on conditions in Labrador
Or. Wilfrid 7. Grenfell, the noted mis-
s%ionary physician of the coast, states,
"A careful study Of the health con.
ditions of the coast by the doctors Of
our staff all these years has shown
that there is no need for liquor what
yer in these subarctic climates:
that. on the contrary, the first man
to go down in hard physical condi-
tons is almost always the drinking
man. Among men on the sea the
dangers from its use are enormously
enhanced"
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22
PAVEMENT PHILOSOPHY.

No one can ever make good BY ma
king bad.
A soft answer turneth away dis.
oouragement.
Tomorrow never comes; neither
does yesterday.
There are no great men, in their
" estimation.
Lots Of good advice is wasted simply
because 1t is free.
Time will tell. and therefore time
must, of course, be feminine.
Some folks put their shoulders to
the wheel and then don't push.
Although actions speak louder than
words they can't be heard so dis
tinctly.
II a man was = TO mourn,
then woman was made to make him
mourn.
The man who is easily discouraged
has this in his favor: He usually gets
owe it easily.
If a man were what he'd like every
other man 10 be. what a fine old world
we'd be living in!
There may be nothing new under
the sun, but remember the sun doesn't
shine all the time.
There may be two sides to every
question. but usually one side over
balances the other.
1t makes a cat mad to stroke its
fur the wrong way, and people are
not above cats when 1t comes to that.
II is pathetic when a mar imagines
he Is capable of ruling n lot of people,
OF controlling a large business, when
he can't control himself.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22
OF ADMIRATION.

Fools admire, but men of sense ap-
prove.-Pope.
Distance is a great promoter of ad.
miration.-Diderot.
Few men are admired by their serv-
ants.-Montaigne.
Season your admiration for a
while.-Shakespeare.
Admiration and familiarity are
strangers.-George Sand.
Admiration is the basis of ignor-
ance.-Balthasar Gracian.
All things are admired either be-
cause they are new or because they
are great.-Bacon.
Admiration is a youthful fancy
which scarcely survives the mature
years.-H. w. Shaw.
We always love those who admire
us. and we do not always love those
whom we admire.-La Rouchefocauld.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22
Leaders of Temperance in the Army.

United States Secretary of War
Dickinson has recently followed the
example of Gen. Frederick Dent
Grant in publicly declaring himself
on the side of total abstinence. He
writes: Il believe in everything that
encourages voluntary abstinence,
both within and without the army.
The mar who abstains is better quail.
fed TO be a useful and law-abiding
citizen and tc promote his own hap
piness and that of his family and
friends. One of the greatest burdens
upon our country is hat of crime
which is the direct result of drink.
When the Romans achieved their
greatest success they were water
drinkers"
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22
PHILOSOPHY OF LANDLADY.

Politics and Wall street is real
chummy.
The more folk need money the less
acruples they carry around with them.
1t takes nerve for a street sweeper
to stop a automobile to ask what time
it is.
Wouldn't you be nice and friendly
with the butcher If he'd send good
meat three times in succession?
Why do they rub 1t in on the law
yers for bein' crooks, when there's so
many doctors workin' both sides of
the street?
Seems as If there's wimmin in the
world that's trouble garages. Men will
run to some wimmin with worries
faster than a cop gettin' away from
trouble.
Moo York is full of crooked doctors.
There's all grades of EN-, from the
man that takes a case of rheumatism
and keeps 1t goin' for ten years at SO
much a visit to the Teller hat will kill
anybody with slow poison for a thou
sand do~llars.-Charles r. Barnes, IN
Popular Magazine.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22

1t is always easier to talk of the di.
vine plans than 1t is to do them.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22

1t Is better to learn to still the spirit
Ethin than the storm without.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22
Public Houses in Europe.

A German writer gives the follow
ing statistics concerning the number
of public house liquor licenses issued
in some European countries:
Belgium, license for 80 inhabitants
France, ! license for 81 inhabitants
Switzerl'd, / license for 143 inhabitants
Italy. license fer 10 inhabitants
Holland. 1licaEsa for 200 inhabitants
Austria, Lac - Ter 1G4 inhabitants
Germany, ss 10Y -a6 Inhabitants
Den 3,.. nhabitaut,
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22

Time will tell, and therefore time
must, of course, be feminine.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-22

No one can ever make good BY ma.
king bad.