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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

THE bridal dance is the latest.
What the dancers wear won't keep
them from catching cold. but IL they
become popular at weddings we shall
never miss one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

THE labor unions do not seem to
be able to concentrate for their Labor
day celebration. Old fuss is starting
up again.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

THE person who thought the local
option question was dead will wake
up one of these mornings to find that
it Is the Invest thing they ever saw in
all their lives
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

A LOT of people don't care abou
the country's finances just now a,
long as they can finance a two weeks
vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

HEAD of Scotland Yard police is
Sir Melville MacNaughlin. Think of
Sir Peter Austgen, Sir Joseph Martin,
Sir Albert Lewis or Sir Eugene Stech.
Suffering come a-longsi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

VERY well, we can get along with
out the fight pictures. Those who
gave up thirty beans for seat at
the ringside assure us we wouldn't
miss much anyway
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

WE quite understand why the demo
Gratis do not want a state organ
Why should they when the Indiana
polls Sun is with them?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

THOSE who seemed to think the
progressive movement on the blink
have evidently merely expressed their
wish rather than their honest opin-
ion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

SOUTH Bend surely can recall
when she used to roast Hammond for
strike. South Bend is evidently
stepping on her own corns.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

COLORADO women will try to elect
a woman to congress Success to
them. Perhaps a woman could make
Uncle Joe Cannon be good
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

IN the meantime prize fighting goes
merrily on all over Indiana, except In
Lake county, where Governor Mar
shall declines to permit it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

SENATOR Clark says he wants but
one more term of Office in the senate.
Oh, dear. Man wants but little here
below.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-29

THE Hong Kong pirates are stir
ring up lot of trouble, but the Pitts
burg Pirates don't seem to have a
good fight in them any more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Attend the corset sale Friday at 10
o'clock at Vaughan's
A complete line Of auto clothing from
the Frank McWhorter company
Abbott has fun line Of house dresses
in ginghams, percales and prints
Ten cents yard Fancy ribbons 31k
and 4-inch widths, at Pery's Saturday
May-day supper, Congregational YES
try, Saturday, April 80, s to 2 o'clock.
Look st the large encouragement o.
the Red Cross Pharmacy IN this issue
Il will interest you
Try our vacuum cleaner; it viii cost
you Sl.25 for half day, or $500 for
one days work Veale a Knight
Lawn mowers cleaned, sharpsned and
repaired. VIII call for and delivsr LG.
Town, IA Richardson street, 'rhone l54.2.
The annual conclave Of st. Aldemsr
commandery, No II, Knights Templar,
will be held Thursday evening, April %,
at 1880 O'Clock Election Of officers;
refreshments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.

The Red Cross Pharmacy win give q
piano 70 some young lady. free Of all
charges. Read the announcement in this
paper.
The Goddard senior play, "The Time
Of His Life" in the opera house Thurs.
day evening. Tickets now on sale AZ
Hendricks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Read the advertisement OF Moore a
Owens on page 2.
Fresh crushed strawberries served with
college ices at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
L. X. Averill is Offering for sale two
very desirable building hits. enc at the
conner a Libeaty and Hin streets. and
one on Washington street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17

s9ottbor Bari +. G%rieobofe" bcitottet.
gllBcr ieincr Satin binterIaBt 81,
@oco, lueIdcr I'M I3. 9chcuSiohre
itoro, brci Sohuc.
gcn iu Sole.
gui Dem Y9oubon Eorf- 6riebboi"
ioro aeitcrn bic @ciiebuua Der iterb.
lidcn SiiGe oeS ott Ionto0 Iod,.
mittaa I'M Sitter non 80 1obrcu i'm
ct. gereS . SoipituI peritorbcuel,
Srtl. George 6. GeIe inter 9etbeiIi-
eltltq sablreider 2eibtroaenber itatt.
Cen GrnuergotteSbienit belt Hoitpr
Gr. Robert g. Gpupluub in ser bi-
ih6flid protect. SinnieIfobrtS : Sir
de, ipGbrtnb sic $50. O. 2llrmorL 9.
@iliomS, &nI. Eommontt, :. 500
GeS, Goofc 0iIIiontS uno 6. q. Bat
tiion Die Gbrcnpilid,t olS 8obrtitd'
TRIGGER eriiillten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17

u FL Oh iuorenc ats 9efrugt.
lleberraidenoc Nngdbcn mod,tcu
aeltern luleeiohr 20 8eihporenc i'm
GriminoIgeriht, ulS ser Ero5eB bon
s. Z. HeuboltS mo e. u. Cor nc9cn
nnacblid)er 8croltbltn1 zines Stra.
Benbobns GonoltftrltrS IN MrlinQtolt
beQinneu iolltc. Tic 8cid,norcneu
tbciIten nit, oaB cin jltnNcr Mom
undl Der @obnlina Der @eihtuorenelt
getommcn lei unO lid nod Sem I'll
ter, Der 6amiIie. ser ReIiNion, Ser
YoIitif ruo Sem &~ereirSlcbcn ser
gctreifenScn e~rfunoiot bdttc. IN
ben meiiten J0IIen lporeu sic MGn.
ncr nid)t ielbIt ga. ionoern irQcnh Elm
SomilienmitgIicb ertbciItc Die NIl3.
fuHit, melhe unNeblih iiir Den Gen.
Jus nerlongI tperbc. Ger Stnut5ml.
malt Bat cine l~trittc llutcriuhrng on.
g%eor0nct. Eic Nttln1c Qegen sic
5lnci mcgen onaeblidJen GicbitoblS
@ciduIoigtcn iuitrOcn pom StuotSon.
malt niebcrgcId!Iogcn. oo uidt Qenii.
Ncto 9ciuei3nlotcriol porloN. Ncll.
hollS ullo Cor iporcll pom Sen Sc.
bcimpoli5iIieu Nttinion mo Nrm
ItroriQ ncrhoitet morhcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17
&tiM araMss guar .melr.

Is lit Ieid)ter, Ole 6arhc 6cS Sod.
res il erbalter, als iie pieoer ber5il.
I.sIcr. Hniare @roBniitter fainter
-bas @ebeimnib. Sic madten unO
b~enlistcu .snl6ei 3bce" ui,b bomii
cr6ieIten iie iid) ounfleS. sldn5elocS
Soar big ill's reife AIter. Die ieeige
@eneration bat Den Iortbeil Dor Scr
.lesten i~nioiern, ais lie n@pctb'S
Saee aub Sulpbnr" faufea fam -
Gin heiieres Saar.g rbaltunasmittcl
.ols Der altmooiihc nSaIbci 5bcc."
ssfae apotbefcn iiibrcn cs iiir SOC.
mo $l,O0 Die SIaid)c, ODER cs miro
ecaeu gnipinllg Oes HreiieS birefi
pon Der WnetD Chemical So, IA
Gortlanot. Ctr Nep.yorf Gity. Der.
iarot.
s}llM gerfauf nnS cnpicblcn bon
Der sNedb 5rns Es.n60 Coy
rSHrsFT.E ~ ~ kstlT H-. 49, ~ r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17

Seltc miro mabrldleinlif Die
6rGbtc Denomination III Oicleln
Stootc oegeu Die Scinoe Der peri0n'
lideu 6rcibeit acmutt mcr6cn. Sb
lie cineu GrioIg oui5uuciIen bubcn
miro, mag be5uciielt pcrocn, bcnt
Ger Nmerituuer itebt oicicr Sro9e
aGn5Iidl aIeitaiiItis Geaeniiber.
C;nerlei. mic cS fonmlelt mag; menu
Is nittS irltd)tet, bIeibt follm etlpos
gnbcreS iibrig oils Die @rilnolna eli
,ter itorfen orittcn Enrtei. Ole iid)
nliS Nrbeiiern mo tIcinen @eihGft@.
Icllten 5ulonmeulcst, bcnn BON ben
Seulofrntcu 81 Den RepubIitoneru
tieBe bon HoutiilS 5u BilotuS ilbcr.
jlt9cbcu.
Die Hcpublifoncr bubcn id)ou IN
Der leeten Seaisiatur cine WoioritGt
iilr 2ocol Option ab0egebell. Son
e!ltem @etliel i'll oet 9egeulpGrtigen
QroBen poliiiidIen Furtcien lit olio
gar nid)tS III %erlunrten.
9eljeniGru I%merifoueru, bench
oiele Scueguna nod abohuliit)c Cor
fer" oas beiBt, m%tbctnnnte Sddpn
l!no, mog uorgcbaItcn mcrbcno oa6
man onS Experiment, Den Sd)tnppS.
teuIel nit @eicBen 5il berGmpien,
idlotl nor Slnoerten ooil Sobreu IN
europa perlud)i hat, boB ober babei
jroeSmaI Die oberltrn aIoiien, Die bert
4. Soloon" i'm eiaencu SnlIic hntteu,
GU itlettcltcn meatonicn.
E Iiejeuigcu Srinfcr. sic iid) iel6er
uid)t mdBigen tonuen. meroen picI
lrid)tcr IN @eieIlidJoit 3,ir 8niion ge.
brodlt, ais jill Saiiie. einiud) neil lie
IN @eleliflait BEN oiienilid)a Spott
oliSgeiett limo.
Tier oas. mas Die nadite 2eaiSlatur
tblt, broud)t man iid nid)t I'M @c-
}pulaitcn astilurcaen; Tie tuiro lid, boz
tlclber rid)ten. 6.
90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17
Ser Groc abcrsc6cn.

Ser, Mitbe9riinocr heN .Spring
8orbcn GoncIupc." &r. @illion
HittIcr, Uui Dem Gorf.
Trieobofc" bcitottet. Gclcau,
tioneu piclcr Gcreinc bctbeiliacn
iid) am Notwithstanding ocS Srn.
George SicOlid).
@roB mar Die 3obl Der 2eiotra1en.
zen, ncId,e 8citcrn Nndluittua Dem
en- lcbtcu Sountug oui troaiitc
SSeiie um'a 2eben geTommeuCn Srn,
Nillioln Hittler bns @robgeleitc nod,
Dem o2onoofeE ort!Srieoboie" 0obcn.
Nn Srouerbollic 9tr. 2735, @cit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17

Yeobo0pAs Rccitol. - los
iS%rei5ebntc Eenbobp Hccitol, melheS
.niorgcn Nadjmittag I'M groBen
Gon3ertiaolc beS SnItitutS Itatt
iinoet, brinst bos Muftreteu oeS in
ben nuiifoliidycn arciieu unicrer
Stobt lpoblbcfannten EioniItcn
SuiliS @od)ner. Ger aiinitler lul,rOe
III Rem , 9orr geboren, iieocIte je.
bod bereits i'm anabenaltcr nit lei.
1en GItcrn nod @oiton ii6er, 100 CT
feline critic niniifoliibe G%rjiebung en-.
ping. SpGtcr eing or nod YoriS,
'ipo CT ein Sd)iiler Sorolo @oucr'S
iunroc. Sn bcn Sabrcr 1908 bis
1907 belt er iif) III Berlin auf, no
CIR Inter 2eopolo @ooopsfp Tinno
uilo inter aorl 2utgers Competition
iiubirtc. Seit ieiner Miidfebr nod
Siciem 2nnbe lit CT ais Soliit nit
benz Bottom Spmpbonp- Srd)eltcr",
Dem o9eople'S Spmpbonp SrdcItro"
bon Wep . s)orf, Dem anciiel +. Gilor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17
NrS bcm Ratbbauic.

Sic STANDARD Oil Company" lebnt
eircn Nntrog OeS StnotrotbS.Go.
mites fir GcIi5ci uno @ei0ngniB
fir cine Goniereuj bc5iiglih Der
MoturNhsiraNe rulomcg ob. -
SbbiiIic iiir Die 3uitGube i'm Sa,
len Gc!uiinldt,
Iie oStouoorh Sil.@ eieQidoit"
bat einen Nntrna oea StaotrotbS.Go.
mites iiir Yoli5ei unO @eiGngniB iiir
cine Gonieren5 be5iislitl ser 9totur'
gasiroge ru,hipea abgeidlaacn. Sr.
q. 6. Bedford BON HemD orf, meldler
iid ipcsieu nit Dem N~otlrgas.G epar.
tenleilt bcioBt, lit Der Serr, pcld,er
Dos mobIgemeinte Inerbieten uniercr
SoIouS runbipeg obidlIug. 0od ser
Nniid)t BON Mapor Wabopl Itebeu &C.
bcirne Sriebtrdite binter Scr idroiien
@hlebnln1g Der nStanoarb Oil Cont
poup", mcld)c poraiebt, oob lie ibr
@a$ 81 giinitiaen 9e%oinaungen an
on6crc St1otc pcrfaufeu fam.
Nib lille Gcm il II d) t.
Iit Dem grGBtcn Sntcreiie miro
sur Belt i'm Hotbbouie. ipe6ieu ober
inn 9iireau oeS Soien,S ngenieur2,
Der @ang Der Gin9c bc5ii9lid) ser
$50,OD,0O0 authorizations. Ntte iiir
Den NuSbou oeS SaienS perioIgt, mel,
DIE 3llr 3eit Ser Stoot8geiet9ebun1
norliegt. Gin 6err, luelder nit ser
Sndln9c pobl pertrollt lit, crfl0rtc
ge'tern, DAB III Nolgc Der piclen gb.
5u%9StonGle, luelde II, OenSoicn miill-
oe,l, an perI1ieOenen Orten sic 3il-
itGnbe unbolt6ar %gelpprben iino. So
fam 5ltm @eiipieI ser Camper SO,
lrmbia" nitt gan5 an Die 8erite
binan ~gelongen, lnb i'm SprJng9or.
oen:gniiin ioll iid) Der llebelitono
nod in idDlimnlerer @ciie beuterfbdr
moden. p
TrnGtlofe GrperimCntc.
Redt intetciinnt Ging es geitern
Rad,mittag III Dem Yorber5inmier
GUM giireoit bes IaporssS efretdr$
all, inbem bnielbit orabtloie Grperi.
mcntc neronItoItet murberl. Ger s(p.
.pnrot ituno nit ser crabtloien Sto.
tion uilf Dem "gmericm" .@ebollbe
in Nerbinoung uno cine an5obl IN
1tereliontpr 2epeiten iullroe oiifge-
fangelt. SefretGr u. 9. @oloSbo.
rough mo @r. Carroll Bulb perilld)
ten lid oIs ,Hccciper", bod iinb bic
BON ibnen empfongenen 3epeidleu
crit nod ourd) ooS Sauger SricoenS-
geridt 81 priiien, ga lie IN itorfem
Gonflift 81 nem brobtloicn Gpoer
itebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17
AHs Dem Suncrn MarpIanb's nnS
Den n%ngreuSenben Staateu.

Gie 9onje Somilie pcr.
buftct,
Sn I~nnopoli0 muroen aeitern Scr
Batter mo Die Miltter, ionic sic
Sdppeiter bes NeaerS SonleS Clogs,
Der lpe9en zines AngrifiS mui ein tlc:.
llcS MGod)en I'M @cfanenib 5u 9olti,
more ieincn Trojeb oblphrtet, Derboi.
tet. Nils IiagS nGinlid) bon DEM go
li5ilten 9nlo,pin %iei,lcr eige,lcu 81
d)erbeit ipcacn mad Baltimore &c
brod)t merocn iolIte, gIaubten Die 81
tern, Dab Der Nnbaiiirte aclpnd)t lucr.
Den loIlte, iino entriiien i'm Senl 30.
l%i5iitcn.
MuB ucrfnuit merocn.
Sn SaacrStolun bot Midter accou
ocn Terfniii Ger banferotten so
0cratoipn Spofe 1t. Weiloiug Comp"
%onBeorbnet. Won alnuht. oob lid
mebrcre Fortcicn INT ole NnInqc BE-.
luerben.
Vlntper9iitung burh ci .
men 9IeiIiit.
Tnt llnion,Soipital in GIftoL Sc.
Gil Gountp milBtc iid) aeitern ocr irii
here Coroner NidettS Nelion elmer
id,nuer5baiicn Sperdtion unter5ieGen.
Serr NeIiou itteb iid) Dor Ginger 3cit
oic SpiBe eineS gleiitiits in bic
Sonb uutb 5oIltc ser 0erletun1 tciNe
9eodJtlnh bis Ser grm anidipoQ.
Gle Trrjtc. conitatirtell @fntperaii.
tlnG.
HcbeuSmiio sc.
IN SagerStplur bot iid Sr. g%leynl>
Ger 0rieor. Sdoihirt, Ser ggeut iilr
Die Cumberland Bailey. lnlo tic
vNorioIf @eitcrn.9 Balm, butdy cii,cn
Sd)nb i'll oen aopi onS 2e6en gcllom.
men. Ter Is Sabre ate Monil litt
ieit lil,9erer 3cit IN, NerpoiitGt uno
bate llrlulib, aiii Soften ieihrr &c.
ieaidldft cine erbulnngsrciit mud ga
mnicd jlt MAIDEN.
aui oieiclbe 9Seiic n.adjtc Sic CT
Sabre alto Iittne ~. &. Gent in ga
Elata, GhnrleS.G ountp. ibrem 2ebcn
eiil enbe. Sic mar Die Nittlpe BON
Clinton Gent mo birterIGBt Iiiri
Ginbcr.
Sn Sum bcrlnnb berbaitct.
Ter 8eldlditsfiibrer DER ,G6eId
peate.Gotomae IeIepbon.eo.". Mm.
u. @ibioiL IN Cumberland lit inter
ser anidjuloiguna Uerhaftet iporocn,
GiScntbum Der 6~cmpaah;e i'm Ber
tGc bon $1,000 nerfanIt unb Dos Bcl>
iilr lid, %perlpoi,bt ju bobcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17
Sc | u" fofltI III t.

Ter Norbb. alopo Camper
.aoln" miro pcraltsiithtlid) ornS am
itaa Gohntittoe ODER ipGteitens onl
Soniltog Gornitta9 bier cintreiicn.
Giner : brobtloien 9epeihe pom
Sfneuoonlpier .@eorge @oibing.
ton" 5ufoIae bcionb lid1 ser .aolu"
acltcrn Worgen auf 4t,04 2Gngc II.
Al II 9reite.
9 hooncr yW urood" picber
Iott.
Ter Shoouer .@otparo u. Wilr,
bod" nelfer ont Eieuitug Nad)n1it-
tag bei'm @erlaiieu ieiner @erftc 5il
SpurrotuS E Point auiIiei, lulroe ae.
tern &ormittug lpiebcr ilott mo
ieste ieine Sobrt nod Sapnnnah,
60, tort.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-11
BALLINGER- PINCH0T CASE
GOES OVER FOR A WEEK
Secretary's Counsel Must Prepare for
lnvestigation-Acts on Senator
Nelson's Suggestion.

Washington. Feb. 5-To permit the
arrival in the city of counsel for Sec
rotary Ballinger and TO allow counsel
TO become familiar with the case, the
Ballinger-P inchot investigating com.
mittee adjourned its hearings until
February IL.
John j. Vertrees of Nashville, Tenn,
and Carl Rasch. formerly United
States district attorney for Montana,
have been formally selected TO repre-
sent Secretary Ballinger. Land Com
missioner bennett and Field Agent
Schwartz in the investigation.
II developed at the brief public SEES
sion OF the committee that under date
of February 2. Senator Nelson, chair
man of the committee, wrote TO Sec
rotary Ballinger that he had been di-
rected by the members TO suggest to
him the Importance of being represent
ed by counsel to examine and cross
examine witnesses and TO present in
orderly fashion such evidence as
would be material 10 the other side. y
Replying to this letter under date of
February 3, Mr. Ballinger said he had
followed the suggestion of the commit
tee, but that il would require several
days for his attorney to reach Wash
ington and additional time for him 10
familiarize himself with the case. Mr.
Ballinger said he had been of the opin.
ion that by not having counsel present
he would be assisting the committee,
or at least would not be hampering It,
in making a full inquiry of its own.
In view of the suggestion by the chair
man. however, he could do nothing but
follow the recommendation of the com
mittee. He asked that the hearing
be postponed until February IA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-11
RHINOS ARE GIVEN RESPITE
Roosevelt Party Cease Hunting Until
Feb. 17-Former President Re-
turns Home Middle Of June.

Minute. Uganda. Feb. 5.-The Smith
sonian African scientific expedition ar
rived her on schedule time. All are
In excellent health.
Before leaving Rhino camp in Bel
gian Kongo the hunters secured three
more white rhinos, bull buffalo and
other game not before reported. Ker-
nit Roosevelt obtained some fine pho
tographs of a living rhinoceros. All
the travellers were delighted with
their visit TO the Kongo
II is expected that no more game
will be shot until Gondokoro is
reached The distance TO that place
from here over what is known as the
upper road, the one which the party
will traverse. is about los miles.
Col Roosevelt's mail has brought
him a number OF requests to speak in
European cities: but he will be unable
to arrange for addresses other than
those already promised
Col Roosevelt will arrive in Eng
land May Is. and soon after his ar
rival will deliver an address at oxford
university. lie plans to return to New
York about the middle OF June.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-11
HONOR TO MOODYS MEMORY
New Dormitory and Gymnasium, Build
ing Dedicated at the Bible Instl-
tute in Chicago.

Chicago, Feb Founders Day"
the birthday Of the late Dwight l..
Moody. was celebrated today at
Moody Bible institute by the formal
dedication of new $4,000 dormitory
and gymnasium building. Henry p.
Crowell presided at the exercises and
addresses were made by Judge McKen-
zie Cleland. several clergymen and
members of the institute faculty. A
reception and luncheon preceded the
dedication. The new six-story build
ing is the first OF three large add
tions to the institute. A woman's
building to cost sl5O,0OO will be start.
ed soon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-11
MONEY P0URS INTO PARIS
People Are Touched by Generous Help
Sent by the United
States.

Paris. France. Feb. -Four hun.
dred and fifty-five thousand dollars is
the total OF foreign contributions for
Paris flood relief Contributions SO
far received from crowned heads
amount to approximately $4,000
Other subscriptions exceed 100000
OF the $4,000 already transferred &c
Foreign Minister Pichon by American
Ambassador Bacon 1872, 600 has been
turned over to the French Red Cross
in conformity with the wishes OF the
givers Rodman Wanamaker. who de.
sires to pay the bread bills of flood
victims for one month, has forwarded
a first installment Of $4,000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-11
Why His Mother Mournea.

William NJ. Fogarty has stofs
about a good old Irish woman Whos
son was about to start for a UP
around the world.
She had watched him prosper WIN
pride. To her he was a great man
In her fond vision she could see a"
sorts of terrible tidings coming TO nun
but she held her peace Gn:!l he had
started for the journey. Then she "
gan to cry. A neighbor tried to con-
sole her, but TO no avail.
I'm afraid he hasn't the money -
get back" said the mother, weeplns
He's got the money 10 go round 'he
world all right. but how will he ever
get ck?"-Indianapolis Star.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-11
s22,OOO,OOO CONCERN FAILS
Mexican National Packing Company
Has Liabilities Asgregat-
ing s37,ooo,ooo.

New York, Feb. 4.-The Mexican
National Packing Company a New
Jersey corporation controlled by Eng
lish investors and operating a string
of slaughter houses and packing
houses in the republic OF Mexico, I'M
der concessions from the Mexican
government. failed with liabilities. in
GLIDING stock. OF approximately s37,-
100000.
The assets were not announced. but
1t is estimated that they are in excess
OF the liabilities. The company will
continue TO operate its plants as
usual. Henry De Kay was appointed
receiver by Judge Lanning in the
United States circuit court in New
Jersey.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-11
DEAD IN MINE STIR CHERRY
People Excited over Prospect Of TAX
ing Bodies from the
Death Pit.

Cherry. H. Feb. Cherry IS ex-
cited over the near prospect Of remov-
ing bodies from the St Paul mine
The report spread rapidly that the
corpse found near the air shaft had
been taken out and that the other bod
les would be recovered within a
couple Of days.
Even the body near the air shaft
could not be removed until Cor~er
Malm viewed il.
The runway from the hosting shaft
to the air fue has been opened and
repaired. With this done II is said
that the smoldering fire In the mine
can be conquered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-11
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Jan Resotsky, a Slay. Is detained AT
Ellis island, n. Y, because he did not
know the answer to the query: How
many legs has horse?"
The Carnegie hero fund commission
will investigate the case of Miss Mary
Brown. nurse at Washington, who
died from wounds received in taking a
pistol from patient.
Domestic commerce on the great
lakes during 1909 aggregated S0.s74.-
COS tons OF freight shipped between
ports in this country alone. according
to n Washington report.
Frank r. Morgaridge. who has been
game warden in the Thirteenth iii
nois district. was appointed assistant
state fire marshal by Gov. Deneen.
with a salary OF $3.50 a month.
A feature Of the new Fifth Avenue
Baptist church, New York. is a roof
garden. following the suggestion OF
John ID. Rockefeller, Jr., who has
similar garden on his residence near
by.
Charlie Taft has been remembered
by a Brooklyn aeronautic enthusiast
who took to the White House and gave
TO the president model of an aero
plane, on scale of one inch to the
foot
Because of the prevalence of vice In
500 or more resorts investigated, the
establishment of municipal dance halls
In New York has been promised by
Mayor Gaynors new park commits
sioner
Attorneys for w Gould Brokaw are
said to be preparing an appeal in his
wifes suit for separation following a
New York courts decree of divorce
and $4,000 yearly alimony for Mrs.
Brokaw
One seaman was injured and num-
Der OF others narrowly escaped when
the hydrogen gas of storage battery
exploded aboard the submarine boat
| Stingray at the Charlestown Mass
navy yard
Invasion by women of different fields
of industry is said by Prof. Max G.
Schlapp in an address before the New
] Olh atdutilg VI NtuiNlnN " NC ~
sponsible for the increase of suicide
and insanity.
To prevent the lynching of a dying
negro. members of the state militia are
guarding the Jail at Hope. Ark. The
negro who is charged with having in
suited q white woman. was shot on the
way TO prison.
1t is announced in the London Eng
land organ oA the suffragettes that
"militancy has done its work" and that
there will be no further resort TO mill
tant methods unless the government
will yield to nothing else"
Boston is paying 100000 a year
more than it should pay for lighting
its streets by electricity. and has paid
at least $l,300.000 more than was just
during the last ten years, according tC
report to the common council
Henceforth the Woman's college Of
Baltimore will be known as the
Goucher college. in honor of its foun
der. Rev. DR. John +. Goucher OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. Ths
trustees voted TO make the change.
A pitched battle with native war
riors. in which several Japanese pill
layers were killed and their bodies
afterward cremated, is reported from
the Santar islands. in the Pacific &C
cording 10 advices received at Victoria
" &
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-11
White PLAQUE Grips stensland.

Chicago. Feb. 5.-Paul O. Stensland
former president Of the wrecked Mil
waukee Avenue State bank and pa
rolled convict. may never leave st.
Elizabeth's hospital alive. II was
learned positively that he is suffering
from tuberculosis of the bronchial
tubes-a disease that is almost Ger.
tain to have fatal termination