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9IiNante festival
en- AguadiNa
El clrc ulo San Carlos, ce-
lebro una alegre fiesta.
3fcionados que prueban spti-
tud para Ia escena.

de nuestro corresponsal especial
Enero 9.-Por iniciativa de va
rios jovenes pertenecientes a nues
ira buena sociedad, Sc llevo efe cto
en- los salones del "Cfrculo San Cal
/ los, un lucido bale de confianza
en- la noche del dfa clasico de los Re
yes Magos, que Sc prolong6 hasta las
dos de la madrugada.
A este acto asistieron muchas da
mas, recordando entire otras, a las
senoras de Monrroig, de Mari n, de
Jimenez, de Gonzalez Mena, de Ro
driguez, de Palacio; las senoritas
hermanas Maisonave, Genarita,
Maria Luisa, Carmen, Guevara Mu
|noz, Monsa Marin, Teresa Veray
hermanas Igartua, Lala Zamora,
Maria Casellas, Maria Cristina Mo
rales, Maria Roquie y Amalia Ro
driguez.
La orquesta de senior Lecqueri
que ameniz6 el acto, tocando escogi
das pleas musicales.
Las horas Sc pasaron deliciosas
entire aquel bellisimo grupo de en-
cantadoras damas, y los acordes
dulcfsimos de Ia danza criolla.
Dos dfas despues, el sabado dlti
mo en- la noche, Sc congreg6 en- ell sa
lon teatro de esta ciudad,1 una selec
ia concurrencia de damas, para pre-
senciar la representation c6mico
dramatica anunciada q cargo de las
senoritas Decorosa Corchado, Mar
cola y Ana Maria Calder6n, y de
los sehores Ramon Veray, Jose Cue
vara, Raul Esteves y. Ramon Coma.
lez.
Las obras puestas en- escena, fue
ron estas: Echar la Have., Pobre por
tlodo, y Ell tot6grafo. En- todas elias
obtuvieron un feliz desempeho en-
sus respectivos papeles, los estima
bles aficionados que generosamente
Sc prestaron 4 presentarse en- esce
ma, proporcionando de este modo
al pdblico aguadillano, horas de SO /
laz y esparcimiento. Els lastima que
Ia concurrencia no fuera tan hume
rosa como era de esperarse tratando |
Sc del fin plausible que Sc persigue
con estas funciones, cual es de pres
tar ayuda la realization de ciertas
obras municipales. Tambien es muy !
de lamentar, la demasiada frialdad |
conque el pdblico acoge el trabajo |
de los aficionados, y muy especial
mente, ell de las damas que forman
parte del cuadro dramatico, para
quienes, por 10 menos, la cortesia
oblga q tributar un APPLAUSE en- su
primera salida a escena. Esto aparte |
de que esos aplausos que Sc les esca
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PiIdoras del Dr. L.oven

preparado que ha producido inmensos
benefcios y ha sido causa de que nu-
merosisimas personas hayan manifes-
tado unanimes su gratitud por haber
purihcado su sangre y recuperado su
salud por SUI empleo.
Los ingredientes que entran en- la
conposicion de las Plldoras del DR..
Lovett hacen de este remedio la CON-
b;naci6n ideal y la medicina mas per-
fecta para la depuracion de la sangre,
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} mold Wolf, crftico dramatico.
Miss Booth regreso del extran ge-
70 hace tres meses E inmediatamente
entablo la querella fundandose en-
abandono. Alega que Ia renta de su
es oso es de por 10 menos diez y seis
mil dollars anua les.
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La heIn osa Booty sus
Iebe|dias domesticas,
Tiene entablada demanda de
divOrcio contra Su esposo
Wolf.

Hope Booth, actriz renombrada
en- toda la Union y en- Europa.
En- la actualidad es la protago-
nista que el pdblico tiene delante,
en- una demanda de separation que
lie ha entablado a su esposo Rem
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timan, serfan un estfmulo para to
dos ellos.
La se1orita Corchado nos sor
prendio gratamente, demostrando
nos q. conoce la escena y dice blen.
Las sehoritas Calderon, dan hoy sus
primeros pasos escenicos, y es seguro
que llegaran muy pronto d dar muy
altos relieves a sus facultades artis
ticas. Ell senor Veray, nos confirm6
en- esa noche que es un buen aficio
nado, y que sabe hacer y decir los
papeles c6micos, sin recurrir a las pa
yasadas casi siempre de muy NAL
efecto. Pepito Guevara Munoz, es
otro elemento propicio para ell arte
gracejo de la escena. Present6 y dijo
bien, ell tipo gomoso del "Pascual"
de. Ell tot6mato. Raul Steves y Ra
mon Gonzalez, muy bien en- su co
metido.
Para todos, nuestro enthusiastic
APPLAUSE.
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CINCO AMOS De Mll1 SANeRE
Y PEoR DIGESTION
Distinguida funcionaria puertorrigusfa
convertida en- actiya Propagandista. {

La Srta. Juana Lopez Rivera. que
administra la ofcina de Correos de
Cataiio, Puerto Rico, con tanto celo
como actividad, nos favorece con una
declaration de 10 que por su salud hi
cleron las Pildoras del DR.. Lovett.
mi enferlned&d durs c;,,co amos - resere
Ia amable seiorita - Yo fadecia de la sanfre
que tenia en- ,nsi;simo estado, del estomaeo.
que Sc negaba digerir. De esto me resultaba
un cansanclo immense porque no digeriendo,
la sangre adenas de ser nlala, Sc me acababa.
.yo quedaba profundanente aneniea. I'm.
folleto que por casualidad lego a mis- manos
me lnduJo probar fortuna con las Pildoras
del DR.. Lovett. Inspiration divina fue, yo
creo, porque hace dAs meses Cue me siento
,nuy bien; 10 que Sc Hama radicalmente bien
Tome frascos, pero va senti alguna me-
Jorla al tercero. No soy yo la unica persona
en- Catano que Sc ha benefcado con sus ma
ravillosas Pildoras Con elias Sc curaron, que
20 recuerde, los Sres. Rafael Iglesias, inge-
Micro; Jose DelgaLo, barbero, y Julio Lba-
roma, musico del battalion de Puerto Rico Asi
es que Catano Sc la convertible ell centro de
propaganda por las Pildoras del Dr.. Lovett,
tenlendolas por especifco sin igual para todo
10 que atane ia sang-e, el sister1a nervioso
y ci eatomago."
La senorita Lopez Rivera nos favo-
rece con su direction cor'pleta, CUE es
la Gale de Ia Carretera, No. So15,
Catano, San Juan, Puerto Rice, como
tambisn con las frmas direcciones
de dos caballeros testigos de 10 ante
dicho. Estos senores son Don Antonio
R. Rodriguez. domiciliado en- la Gale
de las Flores No, s., Y Don Jacinto
Lasalle, del No. II en- Ia ,nisn,a cake.
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The HandHoTkand
Mayaguez Embroidery

All the fine needle mork
coming from NJ. Esteve Bla
hes, Mayagiiez, R. P, at hand
on Hotel Comercio" 20 Te
tuan St. San Juan, P. r. Call
to Mrs. Brijida Roman, to see
the Samples.
CALAD0S Y BORDADOS.
Hechos en- Mayagiicz, Puerto Rico
por expertas operariasy y bajo la direo.
ci6n de profesoras competentes.
" Estere y Blanes, Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico.
Solicite en- San Juan q Is
Sra. dora BrGida Romdn.
Hotel Comercio' Gale de Tetuan.
nGmere 20, qu'en tiene un extenso
surtido del ramo su disposition.
Ell Paludlsmo 2sta namado a de
saparecer, desde que Sc ha descubier
to este nuevo esDecffico Pam ala.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-02
DADDY'S GOODNIGHT STORIES
MR.. NoAH's HOUSE.

night
OF o
Noah made o
a
len a
a
The house, made "a for
Il
It o OF
making his speech he told the
all nustco to clip him put
we
he in go
What is you m o
trunk will
o'co a big
me-
wonder Il a
Ny I am
of e
the elephan he
of the kitchen window rushed the
The fire wass o h hant"
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UP AND DOWN IN INDIANA
lice department. believes there is need
In the city for such offices.
WEARY OF LIFE; SUICIDES.

lice department.. believes there is need
In the city for such offices.
WEARY OF LIFE; SUICIDES.
No explanation except that she was
weary of life in the resort where she
passed her days can be supplied for the
suicide last night of Flora williams,
whose alias was Jessie Clark" An
ounce bottle near her bed had contained
earbolic acid. Matte Bell. keeper of the
resort, gives the girls age at 23 years.
Her home was in Elwood, Ind, where
she has mother and sisters.
START CHURCHGoERs CLUB.
As the result of a banter. seventeen
men who have not been In the habit Of
attending divine services. organized q
churchgoing club at Whitestown, a vii
/ lage seven miles east Of Lebanon The
idea is proving popular and the pros
poets are that the organization, formed
in a spirit of fun. will grow in member
ship until it includes practically all OF
that portion of the towns male popu-
lation that has been derelict in the
matter of church attendance.
LINTON HAS COAL FAMINE.
Coal everywhere and not a chunk
to burn" expresses the exact condition
in Linton. With some of the best coal
mines In Indiana within hauling dis
lance Linton is experiencing a coal
famine. The gas company has only a
limited supply and the gas Is shut OH
from o'clock in the morning until q
o'clock at night. The company furnish
ing electricity has but few tons In its
bins. The water company is we'll sup
piled. as 1t receives its coal direct from
the mines by rail-
TRY POOLRoOM CASE.
An examination of John Cole and W
T. ingram. defendants in the Jefferson
Vile poolroom case, was made by At
torney j. w. Fortune on behalf OF thu
state before Miss Frances Kerrigan
commissioner. Cole was evasive In al
his replies, and~although he gave no i'm
portant testimony. enough was brough
out to establish beyond doubt tn
existence of a poolroom, in the opinion
of the prosecutor.
COMPANY DEFTES CITY.
In accordance with an announcement
given out from the Offices of the Wash
ington City Street Railway compan,
, about 1890 o'clock Monday night ever,
car in operation was FUN into the barn
| and the system tied up. This actor
was brought about by the failure of tn
| street car company and city council
to agree on a price to be paid TO
power. which is furnished by the mu
nicipal light plant.
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DAY IN CONGRESS.
IN THE SENATE.

Brown OF Nebraska, author Of in
come tax amendment. had Root let
ter inserted in record.
Committee on public buildings and
grounds made favorable report on
bill authorizing new buildings for
departments of justice, state and
commerce and labor.
IN THE HOUSE.
Henry of Texas introduced bill
making beef mangates fugitives
from justice IL they fail to respond
to summons of New Jersey court.
Committee on naval affairs voted
for construction OF two battleships,
one repair ship, two golfers and four
submarines.
Secretary Wilson. on stand at Bal
linger hearing. denies Pinchots
tatement that he had been consulted
regarding famous letter to Dolli-
yer.
President conferred with Aldrich.
Crane. Cannon and Wickersham on
administration program. President
said to have put the responsibility
for favorable action on the Town
send bill, conservation measure. pos
tai savings bank bill and the state
hood bill squarely up to Senator
Aldrich and Speaker Cannon.
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arHrs DATE IN HISTORY.

17ss-A patent was issued to Charles
Whiting. of Massachusetts, for a
method OF extracting oil from cot
tonseed.
1S4s-Louis Philippe escaped from
France to England.
1S55-Nicholas I of Russia died. Born
July 81, 1898.
1s61-Nevada Territory formed.
1s7S-Benjamin F. Wade, q. s. senator
from Ohio, died. Born Oct. 81, 1900
1sss-The Harrington ministry in New
Brunswick resigned and was sue
ceeded by that of Andrew G. Blair
1S94-Jubal A. Early, ex-Confederate
lieutenant general, died in Lynch
burg, Va. Born Nov. 8, 1915.
19o9-President Roosevelt appointed 9
commission to investigate Lberiar
conditions.
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

South
be at
like drive Famine
million
toers the loom
humbI
hudder
al
off
blamed thino in hoIe."
by George
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PROMINENT MERCHANT DIES.

PROMINENT MERCHANT DIES.
Elijah Bishop Martindale, 81 years
old. for forty-eight years a prominent
business man of Indianapolis. died at
his residence, 429 North Meridian street.
at 1880 o'clock yesterday morning, after
a short Illness which resulted from
falling IN his room few days ago.
ANOTHER COUNTY DRY.
Wells county has voted dry" the
temperance forces wining by q majority
of 1888. A much larger vote was cast
than had been expected, the .'wets"
polling 1909 votes, against s.s42 for the
"drys." Bluffton voted dry" by ma
jority OF 81. Every township in the
county voted dry" and only fve pre-
cincts went wet" ard in no precinct
had the 'wets" q majority Of more than
16 votes
WHITE RIVER RISING.
/ White river is higher at Columbus
now than it has been since the flood of
1898. and Is still rising three inches an
hour The river is over the lowlands
and much damage has already resulted
to fences, bridges. crops: etc. A three
span concrete bridge over Flatrock
| river near ST. Louis Crossing was swept
away.
DRUGGIST ROBBED AND FINED.
Harry Christen of Fort Wayne. whose
drug store was robbed OF $115 last week
by c. e. Drummon. who became intoxi-
Gated on $3.50 worth of whisky sold
him by Christen a few hours previous te
the robbery, was fined SIS and costs IL
the city court on a charge OF selling
liquor illegally. In passing sentence
Judge Mungovan scored him strongly
declaring that his case was great dea
worse than that of a saloon keeper
WALKUP REAPPOINTED.
r. C. Walkup. who has been recon
mended by Senator Beveridge as post
! master at Charlottesville. is at presen
, serving his first term in that capacity
He has proved himself most ef1cien
postmaster and his recommendation 70
disappointment meets with the heart,
approval OF the entire republican part,
In Montgomery county.
TO HIRE PATROLWOMEN.
indianapolis Is to have "patro1wo
men" Mayor Shank will take up i'm
mediateIy with superintendent of POLIO
Hyland plan for the appointment o
several women who will be regularl
assigned to police duty downtown. an
expects to have the system operativ
within a short time. The mayor sal
: yesterday he has been considering tn
innovation for some time, and, aithoug
he has never discussed 1t with the pc
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at
of before They
the
To the
ein
their
there's
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FOR CLERK.

Editor Timess VIII you please an
nOunce in your columns that L viii be q
candidate again for the nomination OF
county clerk on the republican ticket
at the convention at Indiana Harbor
April o. 1 ask the voters to consider
my record as clerk of the Lake superior
and circuit courts, fully believing that
they will feel TINT I am entitled to an
other term.
ERNEST l.. SHORTRUnGE
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aTHIs is MY 18TH BIRTHDAY"
william G. Carl.

William C. Carl, who was recently
decorated by the French government as
Officer d'Academie in recognition of his
work in promoting French music in
America was born in Bloomfield. N. J..
March 2, 1865. After studying music for
some years in New York he went to
Paris and became a pupil of Alexander
Guilmant, the celebrated organ master.
Mr. Carl returned to New York in 1902
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be decided later.
CHARLES r. GREENWALD,
FOR SHERIFF.

Editor Times: Please announce my
name as candidate for reconciliation
on the republican ticket for sheriff OF
Lake county at the county convention
April 8, pointing to my record as sher-
In for the perusal of the party voters.
THOMAS GRANT.
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and became organist of the Old First
Presbyterian church in that city. po-
sition which he still holds. In recent
years he has made four transcontfnen-
tai concert tours and has also visited
Japan, China and the Philippines to
study the music of these countries. He
was one of the first to give recitals in
the United States devoted exclusively to
works of French composers for the
organ.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-02
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

To the Republican voterss I am
candidate for reelection A. reprcsen-
tatfve of Lake county on the republican
ticket, subject to the will of the re-
publican electors of the county at the
convention to be held April at In
diana Harbor. ask fair investigation
and consideration OF my record and
solicit support IL found worthy. Your
Obedient servant,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-02

Editor TYmes: You are requested to
announce In the columns of your pa
per that 1 will be a candidate ON the
republican ticket of Lake county for
representative of Lake county at the
convention to be held at Indiana Har-
Dor April 0, and that 1 ask the respect
full consideration of the republicans Of
this county for that office.
MICHAEL GRIMMER.
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Editor Timest Please announce my
candidacy for reelection to the office
of assessor of Lake county, subject tn
the wishes of the voters of the party mt
vention at Indiana Harbor April o.
WILLIAM e. BLACK
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PROSECUTING ATTY.

Editor Times. You are authorised to
say that L will be candidate for re-
nomination to the office of prosecuting
attorney of the Thfrfy-frst judicial
district, comprising the counties of
Lake and Porter subject to the desire
of the judicial convention at a date to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-02
Political Announcements
JOINT SENATOR.

Editor Tfmess Please annOunce that
I am a candidate for nomination for
Joint senator of Lake and Porter cOun-
ties. subject to the wishes of the re-
publican Joint convention, to be held at
a date to be later decided upon.
WILLARD b. VAN HORNE.
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York..
Of he
for
grabbed
hepfece
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THE Hammond News says that Sen.
ator Beverage will in a few DAYS
recommend the appointment of F.
Richard Schaaf as postmaster at Ham.
mond to succeed Postmaster w. H
Acknowledgements Messenger.
The esteemed Messenger Is repect
fully advised that Senator Beveridge
has nothing to do with the appoint
ment of Mr.. Schaaf, whatever.
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FOR CORONER.

Editor Tfmess You will please an
nounce In your columns that will be
again a candidate for coroner of Lake
county in the republican nominating
convention April 8, md hope that
Will merit the support of those who
nominated and elected me to that Of
nee. DIR. e. M. SHANKLIN.
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A DAY OF GLORY COMING.


the gidy
midway
be
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FOR SURVEYOR.

Editor Times: You are requested 70
announce that Will be a candidate for
county surveyor on the republican tick
ct. subject to the wishes of the cleo
tors at the primaries or nominating
convention at Indiana Harbor April o.
j. b. MURPHY.
Crown Point, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-02
CONGRESS HAS 1T ALL FIGURED OUT.

solution to the
think
of living not
increased
enderlon
10 about
IS
the Of woudb %
isn't living
the that
hard nut
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Editor FINEST You are requested to
announce that L will be candidate for
county treasurer the republican
ticket, subject to the wishes of the
electors at the primaries OF nominating
convention, to be held at Indiana HAIR
Dor April o.
A. J. SWANSON.
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COMR. End DISTRICT

Editor Timesf You are kindly asked
to announce that I will be candidate
for the republican nomination. for
county commissioner from the second
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RAY sEELY.

Editor Tfmess You are authorized to
announce that L will be a candidate for
the nomination of county surveyor on
the republican ticket, subject to the
wishes OF the republican convention
April 8. FRANK l.. KNIGHT.
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FOR TREASURER

Editor Tfmes-Wnl you kindly an
nounce In your paper that Will be .
candidate for county treasurer, SUBJ
sect to the action Of the republican
nominating convention at Indiana Har-
Dor April o.
w. A. HILL.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-02

Mahew was
by in the Lake circuit yesterday
in the
which it's and also has
enabling observation
Upc perusal
cephalopods
who dwith perfect propriety,
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Editor, Times:
You are authorized to announce nv
name a candidate for the republican
nomination of county surveyor, subject
to the wishes of the republican NOM
mating convention at Indiana Harber
April o.
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district, subject to the republican, pri-
marfes ON April o. 8. A. LOVE.
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r A N d O NJ
THINGS AND FILINGS

THINGS AND FILINGS |
JUDGE Peterson should get the are. |
SUPPOSE 1t will 60 out like q lion |
now. Gosh, hang It!
-
THE WOLF is In Hammond to-
day. and 1t Is not gray wolr' either.
THE leprosy story has reached Mis-
awake. Gee! How slow some towns
are!
1T is all right for you to vote girls.
but It it stylish. That's what you must
consider.
THE hardest thing to understand is
to see an Anti-Saloon league man TAX
ing drink.
EAST CHICAGO-Crown Point de-
bate has reached the continuation.
next page stage.
BEGINS to look as though Crown
Point is not to get her interurban
electric in a hurry
THIS Gary blind tiger business is
going on merrily. Lord only knows
who it will hit next.
WONDER why Mr.. Morgan doesn't
add few cold storage eggs to his
collection OF antiques.
WE refuse to fuss about Mr.. Killing
until the Gary blind pig cases cease
to absorb our attention
INDICTED packers have boosted
prices again. Better drop proceedings
and reinstate them with back pay.
-
IT'S. up to Philadelphia also after
this to tend strictly to her own busi-
ness and not pick any flaws In other
places.
A.
ST. LOUIS is trying to do some
thing out of the way By recording
Earthquake shocks. Very tame! Very
tame!
THE only thing that is going to keep
blind pig keepers out of jail is the
jury, of course, with the kind assist
ance O. The lawyer.
-
lg fe has any faith at all In her
saaA1an some of the neighbors are
aiws s'ondering how long 1t will
take fer aer to get her eyes opened.
| MAYOR Shank is to appoint 'patro
women" at Indianapolis. He ought tt
take of some of the patrol" womer
that are pretty brazen for Shankstown
KING EDWARDS opening of par
lament showed that His Majesty /,
! not entirely ignorant of that grea
American game where they pass tn,
brick.
SEE that magistrate Is to be pu
on trial charged with bribetakine
VIII some gentleman kindly plea
guilty to something and help us clea,
; up the docket.
: BUTCHER suicided because he ha
to pay too high prices for meat. w
shall watch with much interes
whether any meat trust magnate trie
to suicide.
PERHAPS this phenomenal sever
year-old biologist can helps us t
tackle the problem of the live thing
= we have in the Hammond water A
least It will do no harm to let hi
have try at 1t.
/, THE Rev. Robert Tillman, of A
wood, was showered by the member
of his congregation with a numbe
of chickens the other day.
Lucky deacon, suppose he had bee
showered with eggs!
90
WITH Mr.. Carnegie sounding II
praises Of President Taft and Speak,
Cannon docIariuo that Colono1 poor
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SEE that the crank1ng of an auto
mobile may now be done from the
chauffeur seat. Don't see why not.
The machine that registers the price
on taxicab and causes the crankiness
OF the passenger is close enough to
the chauffeur's hand
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of their saphead sons who are run
ming on to get married and then TILE
pjhoning home for money.