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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
Heart toHeart
Talks.
DOORMAT HOSPITALITY.
By EDWIN n. .NYE.

DOOkMAT HOSPITALITY.
It is coming more and more to be
the custom of the owners of suburban
places and smaller farms to designate
their homes by name.
Which is a good thing.
good name not only ministers to
the laudabie pride of the owner, but
Is apt to insure a well kept place. 1t
makes better farms and better farm
ers.
Eugene Secor owns a place of this
sort.
He says he canvassed all kinds of
names and finally hit upon the Shell
ter. The place is true to its name in
location and surroundings. but Mr.. Sc
cor says he tries to live up to the
name in better sense.
I'VE aim to make it a refuge, not an
asylum. but to give 1t a homelike at
mosphere for everybody, the girl who
cooks our food as well as the visitor"
He tells this incident:
Not long ago a young woman who
was living in the family OF a promi-
nent man came to our door at 10
o'clock p m and wanted shelter. She
had been to an entertainment. and
when she went to her SO called home
the doors were locked She feared to
arouse the man of the house. But she
came quite a distance to arouse us.
and she was a stranger to all of us
except a high school girl who had
lived with US for three years" And
Mr.. Secor concludes by saying:
That is what we mean by the
Shelter"
Such homes are GASES in the desert
of inhospitality.
A signal virtue seems to be lacking
to this generation as compared with
former generation-the homely virtue
of neighborliness
Hospitality fingers in some OF the
countrysides and village homes and in
the newer sections of the west, where
the latchstring hangs on the outside
literally. but
In many houses the word "Wel-
Gomez on the doormat needs further
definition
You are welcome-if you belong to
''our set" or if you are an invited
guest or If the house owes you a re-
turn dinner Otherwise
The girl who confidently came to
the Shelter at 10 o'clock at night. ex-
pecting nothing less than refuge from
the night paid fine compliment to
the owners OF that home-and COM
pliment its occupants were fine enough
TO appreciate.
"Given to hospitality"
The apostle laid stress upon that
kindly Christian virtue.
Did he mean the doormat sort?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
MANUFACTURERS MIGHT BUILD HOMES.


supporting between 200 800
10
is much
providing $
solve the problem o. ome for the
A. F.
mar o
married
in
is man
me
would
be minnie
carried
association
workin gmen wouldb
Co. men en,ov.d
there al in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01

conductor on the Lake Erie g. western
Railroad. was probably fatally injured
at Dayton last evening He was en-
gagged in stacking q car when the stack
broke and struck him a hard blow in
the stomach Hobbs was brought to
this city and taken to St Elizabeth
Hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
COMPLIMENTS TO THE CARP.


warden
of
a
be
United
but he commended that they multiply
The multiplied 50
in
n them =
AS food value
that but
pie this amea carp
There
the United
be h.bjras
pie. - 80
into American
ana the monument should
the about as edible as the fab
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01

WE trust that those who are in
charge OF the various road construc-
lions in Lake county will not impede
the work by sweating themselves into
a fever.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher
SAM BERGER.


johnson
jeff
to NEWELL
nswiIse
underbrush
undergo lot
him
the
dominates the fighting
expect
Of Ham, hope he waIoped
10, by Mathe ADAMS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
UP AND DOWN In
INDIANA
GIRL STEALS DIAMOND.


Annie Vollmer. arrested in Indian
apolis yesterday, charged with stealing
Diamond pin from E. J. Erdman
mayor of Oblong. ILL.,, was bound over
to the grand jury under $500 bond by
Judge Collins. She testified that she
took the pin because Erdman owed her
$40. The theft occurred recently in
hotel.
DENIES CRUSADE FAILS.
E. S. Shumaer, superintendent of the
Indiana Anti Saloon League. yesterday
gave out statement denying charges
made by the Rev. W. c. Helt OF Evans
vile. who left the service OF the Anti
Saloon League and went into the South
10 investigate temperance conditions
The Rev Mr. Helt upon his return de-
clared that prohibition is not success
in Georgia
FREIGHT CONDUCTOR HURT.
Thomas Hobbs of Upton, a freight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01

conductor on the Lake Erie g. Western
Railroad. was probably fatally injured
at Dayton last evening. He was en-
gagged in stacking a car when the stack
broke and struck him a hard blow in
the stomach Hobbs was brought to
this city and taken to St Elizabeth
Hospital
WOMAN PUZZLES COURT.
Mrs Paul Ormsby. of Kokomo. ac-
cused of swindling in obtaining 500
on note calling for the payment of
$1,000 and shown to be fraudulent prov
ed to be a puzzle to court officials yes
terday afternoon. She entered a plea
of guilty and proceeded to tell every
thing She denied being the person
who executed the note. saying that she
supposed 1T TO be all right and did
not know who had executed it.
ALL WANT TO SEE BEvERIDGE.
Senator Beverages offices on the
sixth floor of the Newton Claypool
Building are again a mecca for Repub-
licans If close table had been kept
1t is very likely that it would show
that 5000 men have visited Senator
Beveridge there during the last year
GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTER
The jury at Lebanon in the case of
Albert Spohn. charged with killing
Patrolman Joseph Krupp in Indian
apolis April 10, returned a verdict at
o'clock last night finding him guilty
of manslaughter. Three of the Jury
voted for life sentence on the first
ballot
CONVENTION DATE SET.
Thirteen District Democratic con-
gressional convention will be held in
South Bend July 10, according to an
announcement made by Peter J.
Krueyder, district chairman The con-
gressional convention will prove little
more than a matter of form as Rep
resentative H A Barnhart will be re-
nominated without opposition
ALL IN THE FAMILY
James w. Howard of Warsaw who
defeated Miss Emma s. Gar in secur-
ing reappointment as postmistress at
Burket, Ind, and who was himself
named for the place. today married
Miss Graf
TO VISIT JIM WATSON.
Vice President James S. Sherman will
come to Rushville for few days visit
with James z. Watson soon Watson
says Sherman is coming merely for the
visit and will not make a speech during
bis stay here. The two statesmen plan
to talk over the present political situa-
ton and will make arrangements for
their extensive speaking tour, which
will begin about Sept. l.
LOCOMOTIVE STARTS FIRE.
Fire, started by spark from a Wa
bash passenger train at Huntington
destroyed two large kilns, the hydrat-
ing plant mill, cooper shop, two resi-
denoes and barn belonging TO the
Ohio and Western Lime Company this
afternoon, causing a loss of $15o,oO0
WOMAN GOES TO JAIL.
Without a tear sign of emotion
other than anger at the principal wit
ness. Grace Warren of Bedford a pretty
woman 90 years old, was given a sent
ence of ten days in Jail and a fine of
$40 for stealing a woman's suit from
her former employer. Miss Warren re-
fused to pay the fine, and will spend a
month in jail
WELCOME BRAVE BOYS.
Welcome. Brave Boys signs,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
MUNSTER.

Miss Dora Stallbohm who is attend
ing the Hammond Business college is
spending a two weeks vacation at her
home here
Miss M. LANCE and G. Mckee were
married at st. Joe, Mich. Monday.
Misses Minnie Helen and Louise
kaske attended the Lansing school pic
mic yesterday at Lansing, Ill
j. Kraus of Highlands was here
yesterday on business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01

streamers and banners bearing these
words and the picture of a fireman
crawling up a ladder to burning
building, were placed all over FIT
Wayne last night for the big conven-
ton OF the Northeastern Indiana Vol
unteer Firemen's Association today
Twenty-Five hundred members of the
association are expected
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
JUDGE GARY GETS CLOSE TO THE SOIL.


mind Of
spirit
be the last to fee is effects
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
GAMES FOR WHITING

The following baseball games are
scheduled for Whiting on Sunday to be
played at the Forsythe ball park: Whit
ing Grays vs. ex-Alderman Moynihan's
South Chicago team La Vendors VS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01

1T was a wise editor who said that
Illinois is said to be in the position If
the housewife who cannot do much
knitting because she has to spend her
time spanking the babies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
this DATE IN HISTORY


l7s1--John Montgomerie. colonial gov
ernor of New York. died
l1S4--The assembly of Rhode Island
rejected the impost act OF Congress
laying five per cent duty.
lS41-Robert Raymond Reid, fifth ter
ritorial governor of Florida, died
near Tallahassee. Born in South
Carolina Sept s. 1883.
lS62-Union Pacific Railroad chartered
ls6s-Beginning of the three days bat
tie of Gettysburg
lSo5-BenJamin E. Perry appointed
governor of South Carolina
ls67-Act of Confederation came into
effect in Canada
ls72-U. s. Congress abolished the i'm
port duties on tea and coffee.
ls7s-U. s. Congress abolished the
ranking privilege.
ls77-The great railroad strike COM
menced in and about Pittsburg.
lss0--Major General Richard Amhert
Lizard appointed to the command
OF the Militia OF Canada
lS96-A memorial to Sir John A Mac
donald unveiled In Ottawa
l9o4-Philander c. Knox became sena-
tor from Pennsylvania.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01

THE indianapolis News is tickled
to death because Mayor Shank has NOT
changed his saloon policy for three
days A chorus of saloonkeepers yells.
"Dee-lfghted."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
r A N DO NJ
THINGS AND FILINGS

THINGS AND FILINGS |
ALSO last call for strawberry short
cake. t
HUSH! 1t won't be long until In
dian summer.
OUR idea of something to roast is
the Lee Browne jury.
RENO is in sad danger of having
something go to its head.
A FEW days and the B. F. will be
all over and then we shall know who
is the Bull Flusher.
HAMMoND'S auto parade was a
great success. Not even a blow-up
marred the procession.
1T begins to look as though we were
going to have to pray for rain. (This
is not the editorial swe.")
q
1T was a hot trip to Kansas City.
but Chief Martin of the Gary police
thinks it was well worth 1t.
SOME of the Gary politicians should
get away from under the plum tree
and % ia 70 he
WONDER where the Big Stick was
during the Beverly conference, and
was it on or under the table?
JOHN w. Kern is evidently deter
mined to be safe and sane in his talk
about B. F. Shively henceforth.
g
BE sure and put little birdcage
on Fido's snout before you start him
out after his mornings morning.
AS the chautauqua season is now
in its glory, Jay Frank Hanly is I'M
doubtedly having sizzling old time.
AND John L. Sullivan rises to re-
mark: I'VE newspaper men, etc. etc"
For the love of Mike, what do YOU
know about that?
THERE is recurrence of warm
weather on the way This is for the
Information of those who thought the
warm weather was going to cease.
-
VICE President Sherman has shook
hands with Ty Cobb Yes, but as far
as we can learn he never met Chuck"
Rohde.
A LOT OF people would just as soon
be ruled by a tyrant, and a lot of them
say that T. R. is Just their kind of a
tyrant
A PHILADELPHIA paper says that
quite number of congressman are
prepared to sympathize with the man
who hung by his teeth over Niagara
Falls for forty-hve minutes"
CROWN Point is still waiting for
its fnterurban- They are patient. but
something must be done for a virile lot
Of folk who are home grown and hand
spanked
=
WE trust that those who are in
charge OF the various road construc-
tons in Lake county will not impede
the work by sweating themselves into
fever
1T was wise editor who said that
Illinois is said to be in the position Of
the housewife who cannot do nucb
knitting because she has to spend her
time spanking the babies.
THE Indianapolis News is tickled
to death because Mayor Shank has not
changed his saloon policy for three
days. chorus of saloonkeepers wells
"Dee-lighted"
So
THE best we could possibly hone for
In Hammond would be ten round Oh
between kid Scnutz and battling,
Schloer, and there is small chance
that Gov. Marshall would permit that
TWENTY SEVEN 81 bills weigh as
much as $20-gold piece This is a
piece of mathematics that only those
VINO have money can figure out, and
the man who wrote 1t got 1t second
hand of course.
-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01

Hammond Grays. Monday-whitina
Grays VS.. Chicago Mutuals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-01
''THIS IS MY 10TH BIRTHDAY
Sir Robert Ball

Sir Robert Ball. one of the most
distinguished men in the astronomical
world, was born in Dublin, July l, 1870,
and received his education at Trinity
College. From 1874 to 1892 he was
Royal Astronomer of Ireland At vari-
Gus times he has served as president of
the Royal Astronomical Society. of the
British Mathematical Association. and
of the Royal Geological Society of Ire
land. He is the author of many
memoirs on mathematical astronomi-
cal. and physical subjects. Sir Robert
has been director of the Cambridge
Observatory since 1892, and is Lown-
dean professor of astronomy and
geometry in Cambridge University In
1886, in recognition of his contributions
to sciense. he was knighted by Queen
Victoria
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-27
FRAGMENTO.

No tienen los puebIos mayor enemi
go de su l,bertad que las preocupacio-
mes adq,tiridas en- la esclauitud. Arras
trados de Ia cast irresistible tuerza de
la costumbre, tiembldn de 10 que no Sc
asemeia d sus antiques usos; y en- 10
que rieron hacer, d sus padres buscan
la unica regla de 10 deben obrar ellos
mismos. 81 olgun genio felizmente a.
trevido ataca sus errores y les dibuja ell
lisonjero cuadro de los derechos que
no conocen, aprecian sus discursos por
la agrddable impression que causan nd-
turalmente; pero recelan en- ellos un fu
nesto presente rodeado de inminentes
peligros d cada paso, que desula de Ia
antigua rutina. Jdnlas hubo un sola
preocupaci6n popular que no contase
muchos martires para despdnecerla; y
ell fruto mas 'recueate de los que Sc pro-
ponen desenga har d los pueblos es "a
gratitud 9 ternura de los hVos de aque-
los que los sacrifcaron. Los ciudada-
nos de Atenas decretaron estatuas d
Foci6n despues de haberlo asesinado:
hoy Sc nombrd con uenerdci6n d { q 'ileo
Ell los lugdres quelo uieron encade-
mar frdnquilamente. - Mariana
Moreno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-27
POR CAMPOS Y PLAYAS.

De la miSma suerte que en- las ho-
ras de los transportes amorosoS Sc de
sea tener mas lahios para besar, mas
ojos para yer. mas alma para amar,
nosotros eSparcidndonos por la ma
turaleza con un BALANCED lleno de de-
lirio V de goces, sentfamos que nues-
tros ojos no pudiesen penetrar hasta
ell fondo de los mares, hasta el fin del
cielo, para yer como creeen las pie
dras Sc haCen las olas V Sc encienden
las estrellas; que nuestros aidos
no pudiesen or gravitar en- Ia
TERRA Ia fermetacion de lO~
GRANTEES, Nlbir Ia savia en- las
plantas, rodar los seoraies en- Ia
soledad del Oceano. Y en- La simpatfa
de esta cOntemnlativa efuslon, hu-
bieramos querldo que nuestra alma,
irradiandOse pOr todas partes, Sc hu-
biese ldo 4 vivir con toda esta vida
que nos rodea, para revesur todas
sus formas. para durar con elias V
variandC cnnstantemente, desaTro-
liar sus metamGrfosis ante el sol de
Ia eternidad.
Pero el hombre ha sido hecho pa
IA gustar cada dia pocos slimentos
y colores, pOcos sonidos, sentlmlen-
tos E idess Aa,rello que So
brepuia L rnedida le fstigs o e en-
borracha; 6 81 iIOtismo del beodo.
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MUSICA AMARGA.

ST entendiesemos 10 que dicen los
pAiaros al cantar cauitivos en- la jau-
Ia, escucharfamos de SECURE palabras
de una tristeza inhnita. Creemos
que porque cantan estan alegres: ere
mos que son estrofas de amor las que
cantan a gritos: creemos es algeria
10 que quiza es ell impulse mas tier
no y Ia queja mas sutil de las 6bras
del dolor. Mirad al hombre; cuando
ell hombre, bajo el-peso de una gran
tristeza, romperia en- palabras inin-
teligibles para los otros, cuando su--
fire una nostalgia, cuando siente que
por sus nervios suben sus lagrimas
4 los ojos, sin poderlas contener:
cuando necesita echar de ST la triste-
"a, tormento de su alma, y teme que
esa tristeza choque con la algeria de
los demas: cuando Sc We solo y ha de
hablar consigo mismo, entonces a
media voz dice csntando 10 que no
podria decir deja que asome q sus
labios la niebla que le oprime y con
fla & la misica la expression de sus pc
sares. Tai vez los pajaros dicen tam
bien ESQ mismo dentro de la jaula:
tai vez cantando desahogan su iris
teza: tai vez por ESQ, cuando al
gun malvada les arranca los ojos y
los deja ciegos, como tienen mas
tristezas que cantar, cantan mejor
Que nunca. Santiago Rus,nol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-27

Para ser completa, debe extender
Sc la hygiene del nino en- todo ell orga-
nismo y despues abrazar todas las
funciones.
Es entire cstas funciones la mas
interesante, de la cual dependen las
otras, Y que sin embargo, casi nunca
Sc menciona, Ia function del pensa-
miento.
Y no debe ser asf; pues. como di-
ce Montegazza, Ia hygiene es una Gu
ROSA incorrigible, que quiere yer des
nudo al hombre, por dentro Y por fue
ra, y que 10 mismo quiere estudiar
el pie que toca el polvo, que el pen
samiento que Sc eleva soberbio has
ia las nubes
Nuestro organlsmo vive en- un am
biente del que no tan solo toma oxi
geno para oxiglnar los varios telidos
alimentos Y bebidaS, Y de ese modo
crecer V multiplicarse, slno que igual
mente damos al ambiente ideas V pen
samientos V recibimos impresiones
que han de dar vida a nuestros pen
,amientos Y a nuestras ideas.
FL cercbro humane no es una sim
pie masa de substancias nerviosas.
de la que parten filamentos que ha-
zen contraer un musculo 9 dilatar
IN vase. sino que es Ia gran fabrica
donde 50 preparan todas las ideas.
Mems Sdnd IN corpore sono, es un
aXloma que no sc atreven q negar
nj los mas rabiosos espiritualistas
NADIA llega a la inteligencia, que
no haya antes pasado por los senti-
dos Is otro axioma del pensador
mas vigoroso de la antiguedad; Aris-
t6teles, Uno y otro dan una norma
para Ia hygiene del pensamiento; son,
como 81 dliersmos, dos reglas diete-
tices del cerebro.
CuandO Sc come bien (hablo solo
hlglenlcamente), el est6mago recibe
allmentOs que con faeilidsd hace pa
sar a los vasos qullfferos y despues
3 la ssngre, la sansre bafia todo
nuestro Organismo, Ileva & cada ce-
lula el allmento: 81 este es bueno, las
cslulas tendran uns fuerte vitalidad.
y Ia totahdsd del orgsnismo ser& TO
busta y sana. Y el cerebro. por 10 tan
tc. Podra elaocrar meior las impreslo
nes que recibe del exterior y EXPIRE
sarlas De u nnIsma maners.
La frase de .Arlst6teles reclaim.
algunas Palabrss mas, porque es
mas vsSta V de lmpotsncis enormc
para el desarrollo De l. inumanidad.
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En- La CABANA DE MI CORAZON

I'll no quisicras. blanca nina. ha-
bita IN un pecho fiel? Owe vo ten
60 una habltacion tibia clara en- Ia
cabaha dc mi corazon. Pero ests
triste Y tan sola a pesar de que en-
ella hay sitio suficiente para los dos.
Muchas mujeres han salvado. de
paso. Il umbral. Pc7o su preSencia
tan solo logr6 que Ia habitacion Sc
tornar mas vacla. Cuando. al anna
neccr. me hicieron una reverencia
para naTcharse v me- diieron amiga
blemen,e grqc,as, en- seguida las ol-
vide Sus visitas aumentaron mi
haSrio.
AhOrs. Va no sera 10 mismo. Todo
esta resueltO. Haremos un contrato
para la vida entera. .Arrcglaremos
Ia casa Blanca nina, ven Y antes de
que el sol sc hunda en- el horizonte,
nos vera vivir baio el mismo techo.
La habltaci6n cstar& llmpia v cla-
IA En- Il cspacio de mi coraz6n NADIA
Sc 'IronrIsra vacfo Y tristc. Cada
obJF'0 sra colorado en- su sitio. Son
ma rOdo V todo tendrs un sire de
ilsra Il vlis 81 deslizara como en-
uE1 ;-G.-ela dc amor Yo cuidsrs de
~ Cls-s felicifad como el mas belIo
adyi-l', &c mi Observation-Disclosures
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-27
TIA EoRREHoNDENcA pr PUERTO RIco.2 DE FEsRERQpE
= y. q

Su veracidad es facilmente demos
trable; nadie puede imaginar 10 que
no ha visto nj dido, nj el gusto de
que no ha probe 10, nj el aroma de 10
que no ha olid>
La impontanola practica de esta
verdad salta 4 la VISTA.
Ell deber dnico de los padres, con
respecto 4 la moral, es inspirar & sus
hijos ell culto de la trinidad, eterna-
mente santa, de 10 Bello, 10 verda-
dero Y 10 baeno.
La Naturaleza tiene sobradas be-
llezas, sobradas verdades, para que
sea precise recurrir q fantasticas i
m4genes que solo representa- esta-
dos morbosos del pensamiento hu-
mano.
Que 4 los ofdos del niho no lleguen
los disgustos de familia, nj las con-
sejas espantosas con que en- las no.
ches de invierno, la abuela los entire
tiene, robandoles momentos que de-
ben consagrar al sueno, y que hacen
que Ia fantasia infantil Sc llene de te-
tricas impresiones y el sitema nervio
so Sc altere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-27

80 ssss ., ....,,.
-"Sehores jurados-exclam6 el
rec, ,levantandose con grayedad-no
estaba loco cuando df muerte a,aouel
hombre, como dice mi defensor.
i1saat Estaoa asa.a en- mi pleno juicio, como>lo
FL defensor le miro estupefacto,
como querlendole dedr;; "Imbecl,
tn 10 quieres, seaP'
Los Iurados va miraban al REQ, va
al defensor, como queriendo desci-
frar aquel enigma.
-"No, no estaba loco, sehores ju-
rados-continu4 ell acusado.-Ofd-
me y vereis: Siempre que regresaba
& casa, cansado del trabajo, contra
riado con las difcultades de Ia vida,
a medic dfa y por la noche, un veci-
no estaba tocando su violin.
Despertaba yo, y 10 primero que
ola era Ell violin: me acostaba y el vic
lin era 10 ultimo que escuchaba. To-
davfa, aun me parece or ese conde
nadO instrumental.