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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Two horses, sunday night: one
ol risht in front fetiock. one snail snrp
rel mare, Xxx on hip. Reward for return
to Barney Goldstein. 4914 Barring ave,
East Chicago. 20-3
LOST-Pocketbook containing sum of
money and one check If finder will
return to this office he will receive
suitable reward. No. $40 c L, Times.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Five-room cottage on lot
27hx125; corner Ash and Hoffman
sts.; a bargain IL sold this month. Call
on or address John Cunningham 514
Chicago ave-. Hammond. Ind: phone
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
MALE HELP WANTED.

MEN WANTED-To prepare for rail-
vail mail examinations; commence-
Franklin Institute. Dept. SIN. Roches-
ter. N. Y. 251m
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
W@,TED 10 RENT.

WANTED-To rent or s-room
house or cottage In Hammond. 217
Eayette s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, JOB
bling promptly attended to. screens
Of all kinds made to order. Scott &
Young, 81 Clinton ST.; phone 414S.
Residences, 440 and 442 Ash st. 5tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

FOR SALEAReed gocart; good a
new. cheap. Call 245 Oakley ave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

wANTED-fo to know e. F. Johns
ton, 313 Hammond bldg. Hammond
Ind is district manager for the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Co. foI
Lake. Jasper and Newton counties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

FOR SALEAHorse at Gary garage.
9Th and Mass, Gary 1875
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

COLLECTIONS of any kind made any
where against any body. No collection
no charge. We know the business and
get the money. Send particulars to
Calumet Mercantile Agency. East Chi
cago. Ind. xets
BIG PROFITS MADE GROWING
winter vegetables in San ford; we Of
fer ESQ hve-acre tracts. SO monthly
payments. Title Bond 81 Guarantee Co.,
Sanford. Florida 22tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-At once, two Mattresses an
one dtshwasher. Apply 233 Z. Stat
st. 20
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

WANTED-waitress for bakery and
lunch counter. Apply Calumet Bakery,
East Chicago. 20-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

A. far as 1t 10 possible, 1t II advised
that all classifled ads should either be
mailed or sent to the office.
The Ifmes will not be Responsible
phone,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

WANTED-Girl for general houses
work; good wages. Apply SO Doty ST.,
phone 274. 20-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

FOR SALE-4o acres of land near Knox.
Ind; good orchard and good land.
Mrs. w. Smith, 60 Terrence ave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
at Az Michigan ave; all modern con-
veniences. 20-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

FOR RENT-Large furnished front
room; all conveniences; two gentle
men preferred. 4742 Todd ave-, Eas1
Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Ter Scntide Correspondent.

Die cinjiae oe,itide 3citung IN
Baltimore, peIde ben &eIern ollie
atcuigfeitcn ser Stnot, OeS StaateS
uno Der g8elt tGQlif) iriid ~lleIert.
Sic ein5ige oeutide 3eitlng, peld)e
IN allen areiien beS GeutIftbnms
0clcien miro. Sur Der nGorreipon.
0rt" brin9t Die 3epeiden Der raiio.
ciirten 3reiie," bereu Nitglieo Der
iclbe lit. Ser Correspondent" lit Die
eir5igc oelltide 3eihlng, meIde iit
GROCER @erbreitlmg in MorpIulo,
@aibingtou @irginien, @eIt'Sirgi'
nien, ionic i'm gonSen Siioen erirent;
Itcbt fciner bieligeu gr0Beren engIi'
iGeu SETTING I'M 2epeid)en' uno
Northumberland icnit nud).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
cum, Milbournp, @rotbers, 9osIin II.

cum, Milbournr, Grotbers, 9osIin II.
Speifer.
8eriiterunes : GeieIitaften etc
@oslin, 2intbiclm, Slon Grotbers,
3iblmun.
Suoi5iol-Gomite - 9iooiion, Goa.
op, Campbell, Slnp, Sarper, Gro.
TIERS unb Spr0iier.
gibliutbef - G%ampbeu, See, Goo.
ion, @eQs unb Speid)er.
Mili3en Goaop, MiQer, Srere,
Tooion nno @ilfinion.
Eeniipncn Griffith, jSorper,
Slap, @oslin uno 8iIfinion.
Grudiodcn See, Brakeman,
Snrper, Erice unh Speider.
Oeiientlihe 8cbGuoe IN Nnnapo.
liz - 9ruop, Sec, Slap, 2intbicum
unb Spr0iicr.
Snipeftionen - 8eniemon, ,Srerc,
8ellS, Brady nnb Griffin.
9obuen uno aanGle - 4noreus,
Wilbourne, Grotbers, Wilcr uub
3iblmon.
Safeguarding ser auSgobcn Der
StaatSregierung Woore, Slop,
2intbicum, @ells uno 3iblmon.
Teuabidabrng - IooIon, gibois
iot Friee, 8oslin uno @ilfinion.
SanoItruBen 9iobiion, 9eoie.
man, Slap, Inorems nno Wattbios.
Hegeln @rmon, giooilon unb
Sproiier.
Sonit0t @eaS, Moorc, Camp
belt, Willer mo Wottbios.
Wlnoirun9 bon Bills = WiQbour.
ne, Gooon Sorper. GrotberS, g(n-
OreiuS, Soslep unb Wattbias.
Gin gMtes Gomite.
Gos Dom Scnots- E~rGiibenten Cor.
man crnoniltc Scmpercn5.Gomitc.
beltebenO aus Den Scnatorcn GboS.
9. Goobp pom criten 9oltimorer Sc.
0islutllrbiitrift, Goriiser; S. Spopcr
Soslep bon Iordeiter.G ountn Gbas.
q. @ells 0 Erince 8eorge's So,
&c @itt 6. u. Wiuer pom @aihinQ=
ton,Gountp mo gilbert VI. Spr0iicr
Mep.) BON pierten 9oltimprer Sc
gislotlroiltrift, lit Elm iebr sutc3.
Gie beiOen Senotoren BON Baltimore
lno Die Senotoren @eus irt6 Miner
limo entihiebenc @egner bon 9ocaI
Option fir Baltimore.
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2cbcn in icocm Srupicn!

Gus S%loifenfiiu. Geportemcnt Der
SEQ. 8iiutber, jun, @rou.Go. lit NIT
ben neileiten Ginrihtungcn perIeben.
rernlitielit bcrer oos Bier bireft ans
bcu 2%aaeri1iiern Der @roucrei ben
G!oid,cn sugeiiibrt miro. Sic SoIae
Il; Elm perlenoes. id)1lmcnbeS, rcineS
Nier; b~eionoers acknowledgements
II enpieblen. 9eIteLt oireft bon Scr
Yralierei. 2 Grsenb Floid,en Sl,00,
i. 4 Z. Ybpne. Wolie 30.
(Moi4, q, 90, Sd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper Baltimore
that carries The full Associated Press re-
ports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger.
man paper in Baltimore that gives It's read
ers all the important happenings in the
CITY, the State, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT rs far as its news
columns is concerned, is second to no paper
published in Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT Is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia ana the
South.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

@abIen in 1909.
@obIpreSinfte 9ultinore's.
Naiiermietbe iiir @%obnbGuicr.
3eitlmtcrihie0C.
Sllul utipueu.
Gflirmilutb an Der Nor6ieetiiite.
@orbipibe Don Selgolano.
SolIig bel SturmiIutb.
@lid auf ous @att.
Scebuo @pf.
9oiier WiIbelms3anul.
GIbitIeuie.
&ofinlam b. SaIlersleben'S Sdll8hcn.
ScI9oIanb (GogeIperipeftipe).
Superintendent.
Nm 0remer Ratbbou$.
Bremen.
Sitirieiiihc3 0%ulrernbau8.
0orpSmeoe.
ScebunosiGGcr.
Gr3iIotte.
TampiihouieIn an ser Arbeit.
Naicn Don Gulutb.
Eionierminc.
Gin Sd)ad)tbullS.
6dDalntinc.
Gdoincn.
Ger @eiBe SooI in Berlin.
ShIoB S%onsiouci.
gteucs FoIoiS in NotSbom.
StIoB 9ubeISberg.
MilbelmSbobc.
&osfooen in 0iIbeImSb06e.
&6Renburl.
Sogobeute oes Ioiier$.
@obt0nigsburg.
Nriabt'S Necoroilug.
Rilbur RrigDt.
@roi pon Zeppelin.
Zeppelin iiber StroBburg.
Zeppelin ilber Wiind)en.
ilifaQ bel 8oppingeu.
@robeiobrt bes WilitGrballonS.
6ciielbouou Dor Eort Artbur.
1elefunfeus& erbinomgsplon.
Rettung bes 1ampierS nHepubIic."
Gin iprungbereiier 201pe.
Io9bgriinoe in Sitairifa.
Mooiepelt mad Ser Riidfebr.
Tooiepelt I'M Gropen. Anjugc.
GlWcnSboro. @riide.
Nl elmer characterization
Sl.ultratlonen 5ur blTloriltiiheu
Wuppc, 5u Gr5Gblungen u. /. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Nas @etter.

Sir Worplano unb Den 0iitrtft
Columbia bcllte Hegen uno mGrmer,
ntor9en tlor uno fdlter; itarfe iiio.
lihe, bellte Nbenb nod Dem Noroipe.
item umIpringenoe Winoe.
Ter geltrige Sng wor ein red)t lin.
onGcncbmcr. Gr mar iellft.folt uno
ain Nbcno iebtc He9en elm, Gie bod.
lte 3enpcrotur iuar 36 8ruo um I
llbr Na6mittagS uno Die nieorigite
% 0rob nm 6 llbr Worgena.
IN Den mberen 8lrnoeS.W ctterbe.
obodtullgssS tationen bes 2anoeS
lpnroen Die iolgenOen bodliten Gem.
%peroturcn per5eidnet:
Goltport 30, Eortlunb 80. Bolton
30, Nlbonp %, New.Dort 80, Ybilas
oelpbio 3S. Sltlontic Gitp 40, Sarris.
burg -, @aibington ~. N%orfplf as.
SotteroS As, Charlotte 30, @ilming.
ton 80, Gborlelton Sc, Souonnab 66.
Sodionuille 6S, Silpiter y, Sen 9Selt
"A, Itlollto 5S, 0tontgonlcrp 66, 9tem
Orleans y. Yaleitinc y, UolpeIton
66, Corpus Gbriiti "A, WempbiS Cd,
Cincinnati As, EittSburg 40, NORTH
flelb 81, Buffalo SO, Glcpelono 36,
Gctroit 36, Nlpeno 30, Woroucttc 30,
8recn Ban 81, Chicago 40. 9ulutb
81, ct. Eoul "a, Ct. 2ouiS 81, Gons
las Gin 80, Smubo 81, 9uron 20,
@ismord rs, @iliiton 10, SABRE 81,
@clenn "a, Salt 2ofe Gitp 30, Gen.
Der So, Hortb Tlutte 3S, glmorillp
G2. Too9c Gitp II. Sos Nngeles "a.
9 hrcibt bic N0reien
Ncutl der. EoltmciIter Sors
ris bcflnat lid onB Die 9rieitr1acr
bel Der Nbliricruna BON Soupcnir.
Eoilfarteu grpBe STANDARDIZATION bo-
ben, lueiI Die gorciien in pielen Sal
len mnpollIt0noi0 mo mbeutlid) &C.
ihrichcn Iinb.
Nobeu e d)tolAcr ii
" / bier @rigbt. - Tie Wit'
aIieber Der 9runtlp 9optiiten.@e
mcinoe MAIDEN cine Eetition ulli al
ocn @ouoerneur iiir Die GrnennllnQ
0e@ Rchtsunipoltcs j, Wilton SpclI
lum Nod)iclaer oeS &ihters 9onicI
g.. @riaht, Der pcnlionirt lpcrbel
iol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Qpfalberid)tc aus @aibinatpn.

II nreimtIlieer Snmor.
9ei elmer MISUNDERSTANDING Der
uanti'S aloon.2iga" in Der Wount
gernon Ylace biifoilih- metbob. Sir
dye leiiteten lid etIihe Der oils &eb=
lter auitretenoen @aiieriimpel nHebe-
freibeiten", luelhe Der Hahipelt niht
p%orentbolten peroen iollten, ga ole
bciten Sumoriiten Dor hieiem nnfrei-
lpilIi9en Sumor errotben miiiien.
Gin gemilier Repereno George u.
Stuort bon Glepelailb, Seun., ingtc
I'M Serlollfe ieiner Iusfiibruneen:
s@em ein Soie einen 9runf bon
Dem Shnopps 81 'ih nebmen miiroe,
lpelter bier peridantt miro, miiroc
er I'M Stanoe iein, cine 9uIlooaae
cn5uipllden." Ser Shnapps fam
gar nidt 10 id)leht iein", Ineiute &C.
tern ein &enller zines guten Gro
piers; ,oenn ipenll berIelbe eiilem
'Soien iolhen Wilitb einfIoBt, wos be-
luirft or crit bel einent frnnfen
Mann?" @ie manfer 9altimorer
bat iid) nidt idon bel Senrp gfters
fird)en unb Anoeren iiber5euet, oaB
Der @oibinstoner Shnapps niht &c.
pantidt lit.
Setnen bnunoen CIR
legen.
Ger % Sabre alte Sreoerid g.
Clinton itarb i'm GailIaltp-Soipital
an ben Solgen bon 8ranbmunben,
meld)e er III ieiner @obnung, Nr.
917, s. StraBe, beim In5iinben zines
Seuers inn aii6enoien erlitt.
S6btlih 8aie.
@iaiam Sorrell bon Rr. 426, Z.
Strobe, S.-@., itarb i'm emergency.
Soipital an @aspergiftung. Gr MIR
DC in icinem 3imnler III beiuubtloiem
2uitanoe oilfgefunoer, iu6breno Der
Sasbabu offen itano. Ser Coroner
itelte einen oui unfolI lautenoen
Sootenihein ans.
Iufregenoe SeuerSbrnnlt.
Bel benz 2oihen elmer SeuerS-
brunit, ipeld)e Die Sduppen binter
ben SGuiern Nr. AZ, 49 unb 81,
S.Str., gum Spfer f%ielen, brah Der
Seuermebrmann @. Heio elm Veill
lulo sluei onoere Senerfpebrlei,te prrt
Den POM Moud iibermannt.
ShuIoig befunoen.
SSules 20. @aterburp tpnroe ge'
ltcrn bon eii,er Surp i'm Criminal
1erid)t iduloi9 beiunben, inter Tor'
irieadung ialiher Ibatiad,en bon
elmer InSatl GongreBleiite, oarnliter
Srn. @id)aro 9artbolbt, @eloer er.
lauat 81 bnber, inbem er lit oils
@ertreier Der .Miiociirten HreIIe"
alsaab. Gr iplrbc geeen Siirgid,aft
fir einen neuen Yro5eb entlaiierL oo
er erfl1rtc, oaB err mir Sfi5Sen fir
Die ~Iiiociateo Biographies" geidnle
INLET babe nno elm WiBperitanoniB
porliegen miiIie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Staot Baltimore.
Neutrality-suspicious.

,Nfucemie"--I 6ooI tbere rpas".
yAuoiip:iIm"@,5 be O}elting Goi".
,@abefp@, @irlS from SappN GAM.
.opnioun"-n Ibe @iri from Il. z, ~"
,Iuro'e@,l be IruneIiHg SnlesmlH".
,,IarpGaub"-aeitb's ngI Siar" g &aueeoiHe
uro Der aiueipgraph,
,girw Wionumsntal"-u Riup NaiioU'S GiptI
lip Sbpip".
.gAtIiuu.Sbcater, Baltimore, nube @a1fStr.
- IdqIitt ununierbrohene Baubeoiues uito
NnnoeIbiIoersGprfteIluneel.
ysbric.S Beatrr"-lRttflpodh $ ltbr WbenoE,
itllicnifhe Cpcr nNioG".
3chntee 9cubpbn.8 ai-5reitaa, ben 81.
SuuIur, Nunniiiags 4 nbr.
,MUSart,Nia dpr"-3icnitae, oeH 25, Sns
mar. WinitrCl 8Oriielung IN rSa5djerc
Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Sr. Seinsemonn iponbte lid aegcn
Den @prtluut ciueS Sbeiles Der NC
iolntiou; CT crflGrte, Serielbe itelle
&rn. lbpmo~ in elm Siht. III wcld)eS
Der 3wei9 ibi1 5u itellen fem Hcht
babe. Serr @pno betonte 5mor, oaB
sic BON Inn 9elpdhltc MusorutSipcile
Die in eerid)tlid,en I%npronnh1cn lib
lide Ehrnieuiogic lei, Gitocrtc bonn
ober Den angcfofltcncn Eal'ns,
.@riinbe norslbringcn, fparum or
niht ATS Dem Nn,tc cntlalieil merbcn
lullc" bnbiu, icine Nntmort aii ienc
Acknowledgement por5iibrinaen mo
ipldc &crtbeibigung SIT madden, ais
ibnu 1eelgnet cridcinen n,ogc. Gtelc
Saiimn,a lpnr 0errn Seilltcnlonm &C.
nebnl. lulb Ole Heiolution luuroe "a.
ranibin cinitinnig altacnonmlcn.
Sn orittcr 2einug onaenonmcn
nurbcn Die ioleenben &erorbnuu9cn;
M~norbnun9 oeS Scrfauls cineS
8runbiiiideS an Der Ode BON Iud)cns
torolp Terrace mo Morris pcnue;
Neu.Gipelliruug uno Yfloiteruna
Der Melt. Wortb .9lpenue. bon Grub.
Sin.N penuc bis CUR EoplonItrabe;
@eipohruug Der g%r2olbni6 oil Z.
S.SingleS, cine Staub.g ntiernungS-
Moihine 81 betreiben.
Cine neue @erorbuung m,iroc Elm.
| gereift, ipelde Der ,Monticcao 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

321 Noro'0 ah.S tr., maize Siah.Str tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Iuti3.
Sebbel's cin;igeS Stnbip.

Scbermann fcnnt bic bon ms nc.
lirfcrtc Mrbcit; mir Scnfen nid)t ha.
ran, ms ielbit su ioben, iunbern iber.
laiien oics n~niereu 2eiitnngcn. Seine
Sreppen bel nns ~ eritcisrn. gaiieu
Sic iid) bon gnoeren nidIt tdnfden,
rs gieb. MIR eia cinsiges Sebba-stn.
biz nmS bics bcfinSet fid i'm Sarterre.
Id,tea Sic amf Sas Guns, tuo nnirr
Wamcn anf sbnrcn uno Geniteru
itebt.
Seine Ngentrn. Gin ErciS.
Ndtcn Sir ani
-Scbbcl'S-
321 Horo'0 aN.S tr., maize Siah.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
0cloieununacn.

GeIoienounaen nod Teutidlano
uno Seitveih . llnearn iidjer uno
id;uel beiorei. 5, 10 unO 20 Worf.,
ionic 10 uno 90 Groneu.S heine 81
perfauien.
1beo. s. 1iener & &c.,
O-l Nr. 2l1 Cit'Waltimpre'S II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Sas rotbe Bud

Gorrciponoenten" iiir 1910 lit iest
fertiQ unO miro ben 2cicrn oieler
3citlu1g in Den nGd)iten Sogcn pom
bcn GrGgcrn iibcrmittelt iueroen.
@ir bitten obcr, @eonlO 81 bobcn,
Ocnn Die 3citlugStrdger folmcn Die
Wenac Bidder nift inter 5ebn So'
gen ubliefcrn.
IoS o~iesjGbrige n&otbc Bud"
rcibt iid) ieinen Gorgon9ern in mir
oi0er @eiie an. SIS entbGlt cine
Men9e @iiiensrpertbes aus ser Hells
5eit nit ihonen S%luitrotionen. Ger
critic Nlrtifel bonoelt BON Der oeltIhet
Noroieetiiitc, oeu Soligen, Selgo'
lono mo Dem &oiier @ilbelm SEQ
mol. Ger nGdlte grtitcl bebonoelt
Nmerifo'S Giienihobe, Die Gntiuidcs
lung Der aroborti9cn Giien- H. tabls
Stouitrie oieies Sonoes. 2om folgt
Gin intereiionter NufIab ilber Die
ShloIicr auiier @ilhelm'S oes 3pei.
len, bic aIlc prGttig iuuItrirt Juno.
Ter nGd)itc mo mohl intere'lalte'te
glrtifel honbelt bon Der Grobering
Der quit nit 9eid)reibung oeS
geroplons Der @cbriioer @ri9bt unO
Der Suitidiiic bcs @raien Zeppelin,
Iic orobtloic Gelegropbie uno 5ele.
pbonie lino ebenioas 6eid)rieben.
9(ud) 3ooieuelt'S Soao5i9 ollrd)
Nirifo lit bebnnoclt. Ger leetc Ir'
tifeI bonoelt bon Mem p 9ort's Ser.
t~tbrsooern ullter berStabt, bod obe,t
in oen &iiiten u,lO 81 fluher Groe.
t~jcrl,er entbGIt Gas Notbe Bud"
mertbponc Sniormutionen iiber Den
i,ellcll amerifaniidcn Sorlf.
Ser 8eiummt. Snbolt oeS o&otben
GUIDES" lit iolgenoer:
Observation-Disclosures aalenoer.
A~olenoorium fir oaS Sobr 1910,
Grl1rtcrm9en ijber Die nid,tigIten
Nrter Der 3eitrehnup9en. aolen.
ser Der <ben, Otter 3 Iobelle.
Gle ieiteu unb berueelid)en 5eIte.
AItrouomiid)e g~reigniiie. 0nnern-
Negcln. 100. iohriger Witterung$'
&olenoer. Siitoriid)c Goten min.
Gam neilel Sobr.
Neibnod)tS5eit.
gn Der @oiierfonte.
glmerita's GiienihGte.
@oltimorc'a StraBenbaln.
Tinbcs. einmunbermaS .SebDrhc.
Coroner Scr Stobt Baltimore.
Grobcrutl Der Suit.
Nreib0oer Der Stabt.
c'eieblihe 1ciertoae in Norplono.
Gieilnobeita.2 Sarbeine.
Gonpernenre bon WarpIonb.
Soipitdler mo aliuifen.
2cgislatl,r. mo StootrutbSs Ii'irittc.
M~arplonb'S IcprGientnnten in o.;
2~egislotur.
Witglieoer oeS llnterbouicS.
Mild Snipeftoren.
Marft. Suipettorcn.
Mtopprs pon Baltimore.
Hep-Dorf'3 9ertebrsaoern.
Sbnc Crobt in Der Neu5eit.
9r1iioenten Der Der. Stooten.
9tooieoclt in airifa.
Siootratll 9oltin1ore'S.
Spirituoien.2 icenjen.
Sdul. 01rterinnen.
Sdloiier bes aaiicrS.
Staats. Sellat 1910.
Sdul. Ier5te.
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The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09
OESCARTES' RULES OF LIFE
Admirable Guides for Conduct Set
Forth In His provisional Self.
Government"

In the discourse Of Describes upon
The Method Of Using Ones Reason
Rightly" he says that he had always
had an intense desire to learn how to
distinguish truth from lalsehood in
order that he might be { car about his
actions and that he nj sht be able to
walk surefootedly In 4 is life.
Therefore he resolve 10 set up what
he termed "a provi, NAL self-govern.
ment," of which these were to be the
rules. / give the les as somewhat
broadly paraphra Cd by Mr.. Huxley:
Ffrst-That he would submit him
self to the laws end religion in which
he had been brcr ght up.
Second-Thc; he would act. on all
occasions Which called for action.
promptly and according to the best
OF his Judgl ent.
Third-Ttat he would seek happi-
ness In limiting his desires rather
than In attempting to satisfy them.
Fourth-That he would make the
seareh after truth the business Of his
life.
Descartes was Just coming Of age
when he laid down for himself these
rules of life.-From Personal Power"
by William Jewett Tucker.
The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09
Christian Church.

There will be just three more Sunday
Services in the old church building and
we are anxious to make each one of these
count for very much.
There was great interest manifested in
all the services Of last Sunday. The
house was well filed for the morning ser
vice and in the evening over a hundred
people were turned away from the over
crowded building. -
Next Sunday the Bible School will meet
at 9:45
Morning sermon subject will be: "The
Significance OF the Cross"
10 the evening the subject discussed
will be "a Valuable Little Cake"
The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09
Cuts and Court Plaster.

Many people make the mistake of
using court plaster over a cut. The
plaster closes the wound prematurely,
preventing the natural cleansing OF
the wound and the egress OF any par.
ticles Of dirt which may have entered
1t also keeps the edges moist, encour
aging the pus formation. In the
treatment Of cut do not be in too
much of hurry to stop the bleeding
Unless an artery is severed, which
becomes evident by the forcible spurt.
ing Of the blood. there is no need OF
haste. Each moment Of free bleeding
aids In rendering the wound antisep.
tic, as the blood coming from within
cleanses the wound better than any
other application. After free bleed.
ing has been allowed for a few min.
utes let a stream of hot water, which
has previously been boiled, run over
the wound This will cleanse the
edges and check the bleeding. Fam.
lily Doctor.
The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICE
OF Importance to the People Of Dodge City

The Palace Drug Store desires to an.
nounce to the readers of the Globe Re-
publican that has been able to secure the
agency for Partisan Sage, the marvellous
dandruff cure and delig htful hair dressing
The Palace Drug Store Is glad to state
that Partisan Sage sarigidly guaranteed
hair invigorator.
II cures dandruff in two weeks by kill.
ing the dandruff microbes; 1t stops fall
ing hair, itching scalp and splitting hair
or money back.
IL Is a most pleasant hair dressing,
especially for ladies, as it causes the hair
grow in thickly and makes it luxuriant
aud lustrous. The price is only 80 cents
a large bottle at Palace Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09

Dame Rumor-Oh, what / know
about you
Mrs. Grundy eagerly Cut It loose,
my dear! Start somethingl Cry It
from the housetops! Purvey the pub
licity to your hearts contentl
Dame Rumor--Don't you care?
Mrs. Grundy-Care nothingl Why,
people think so little Of me nowadays
that really require the services Of q
bustling press agent to keep me from
drifting into innocuons desuetude!
The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09
Advertised Letters.

The following Is a list of letters adver-
tlsed at the Dodge City, Kans., postoffice
or the week ending June a, 1910.
The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09
Methodist Church

The Annual Children's Day exercises
will occupy the entire morning hour,
commencing at 10 O'Clock.
A special program Is being prepared
By the children of the Sunday School.
The public is invited.
The pastor will preach In the evening
oil s O'Clock. Theme: "Whbt Consti-
tutes Sinner?n You are invited to
come. A W Cummings,
Pastor.
The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09
Presbyterian Services

Rev. j. G. Templeton, Field represent
alive tor Kansas will occupy the pulpit
at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock.
All members and friends OF the church
are urged TO be present at this service.
The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09

Just arrived-i lIrge assortment Of
the Celebrated Sterling Silver at p. H..
Young, the Jeweler. Just the thlpg
for wedding aud birthday presents.
The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09

N.S 40 - iioo VI iOtSIo uufCl
tsed at the Dodge City, Kans., postoffice
or the week ending June a, 1910.
Burely, Mr.. Brewer, E. W
Cobb, Mrs. Agnes Cole, A.F
Craig, J.H. Dunlap, F. S
Devore, Conrad Ford, Beulah
Franco, Jose Hays, R. r,
Harvey, W. S. Jefferson, Carl
Keith. Theo Kothler, jay A.
Mitchell, Miss. Mamie Miles, N. J.
McKlnsey, Bees McAlister, Miss. Eva
McCalanahan, Dave F. Reinecke Jake
Shaw, Miss. Nellie Strong, Mrs. George
Turner, W. #. Whaley, Mrs Alice
Wines, Ed Woods, E H.
Woodruff, Miss Leila (2)
FOREIGN.
G"'ztlez, Euiigio Legueda, Luis
Terrones, Candelaro
Callers must say advertised and give
date Of this list. One cent will be charg-
ed for each advertised letter delivered.
j. A. Arment, Postmaster