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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
INDIANA HARBOR.

Methodist Church. Rev. Homer p.
Ivey, pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL a m.
Epworth League at $50 p. M
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
Morning subject. The Worlds In
terest in the Church.
Evening subject: "A New Order, the
I. o. o. f. j.
Annual Sunday school picnic at East
Side park, Wednesday. Aug. g.. Every
body invited. There will be tennis.
baseball. bathing and other sports
The following program will be rem
dered at the Baptist church Sunday
evening, beginning at o'clock:
Voluntary.
Anthem: Praise Be to Cod
Hymn: 20, worship the King"
Responsive Reading (selected).
Prayer.
Choir.
Anthem: My Shepherd"
Announcements.
Offertory.
Hymn: Jesus Calls U.s."
Solo: "Vesper Prayer"
Reading and Interpretation of the
Book of Esther
Hymn: 20, Love That VIII Not Let
Me Co."
Emerson o. Bradshaw. pastor.
Frank Webb, choir leader
Miss Edythe Collier, organist
Ralph McKimpson.s the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. McKimpson of Grape
vine street. celebrated his 9Th birthday
anniversary yesterday by entertaining
eighteen of his little playmates at the
home OF his parents. The little folks
spent an enjoyable afternoon playing
games and eating ice cream and birth
day cake.
There will be an ice cream and cake
social at the Baptist church next Fri
day evening.
The city is matchmaking the little
patch on Michigan avenue. between
the end of the pavement and the aban-
doned c., l. S. & e. right of way
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
EIGHT YEARS
AGO

a mechanic in Burnham got
married. His ambitious wife
urged him to buy home. Not
having a dollar to his name, he
naturally inquired, What should
I buy it with?' The good wife
responded by pawning her watch
to make the first payment on a
small house. Then they both
hustled and hustled until today
not only is that home clear but
they own eight pieces of prop
erty in Burnham, and now 9TH
Frs PAY RENT TO THEM. All
of this real estate is not quite
paid for, but it will be long be-
fore the snow flies.
GThe moral to this story needs
no elucidation.
GCountless other opportunities
in Burnham are awaiting at the
hands of him who has brains and
is willing to hustle.
GTake the South Shore" In
terurban Tor the Lake Shore"
Loop and see c. M. Nichols.
His office is right near the de-
pot. Five cent fare. Watch for
the flag. Bring the children
and let them pick flowers. Per-
haps you will see the mechanic
who is the hero of this little tale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

sas City, in September. A Kansas City
club has asked for the match. N
Tommy Dillon. brother of Jack, did
not secceed as we'll in his six-round
bout with Kid Burns, the Canadian. He
out-boxed Burns, but the latte was
ten pounds heavier and used his weight
to good advantage. Thew were tired at
the finish and a draw was fair to both.
Jerry Dalton and Kid Mitchell fought
six rounds. likewise a draw, and Young
Donne1ly and Battling Kelly spared
four rounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
SPORTING NOTES
BROCK AND
MURPHY MATCHED

Cleveland, Ohio. July 29.-Dave Lang
man, manager of Phil Brock. the local
lightweight. announced tonight that he
had arranged a match between his
man and Harlem Tommy Murphy at
Canton, Ohio. for Labor Day. The men
will weigh IN at 1913 pounds at three
o'clock in the afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
BREAKS JAW
OF OPPONENT

Ogden, Utah, July 2s-Joe Thomas
former middleweight champion. broke
Terry Keller's jaw in a bout here last
night. forcing the latter to quit in the
twelfth round The bout was even UP
to the twelfth. when Thomas delivered
left hook from breakaway. ending
hostilities.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

wise ones say there will be many new
faces on the Polo grounds next year.
1t is to ind these players that he want
ed Irwin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

ST. Louis. Mo-, July 2s.-Trailing dis
gruntedly behind for i've innings of the
third game OF their long series with the
Cardinals, Chances men suddenly
pulled of couple OF concentrated eff
forts in the sixth and seventh innings
today and won, to 3.
In the five rounds they were waiting
for something to break their way the
Cubs could get only one hit off Harmon
and that came pretty close to being no
hit al att In the five spasms the
Cards accumulated two runs of Ed
Reulbach by clean hitting and were
robbed of at least another pair of tai
lies by regular Cub fielding stunts.
Lavender cigars are pronounced
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
s0x GET ONE HIT;
DETROIT WINS, 10

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit, 1 Chicago. 0.
Philadelphia 4; Washington. 0.
New York. 8; Boston, 1.
Games Today.
Detroit at chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Boston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
FOXY JOHN EvERS
ROUTS CARDINALS
Standing of the Clubs.

Yesterday's Results.
Chicago. 8; ST. LOUIS. 2.
P1ttsburg, z; Cincinnati. 8.
New York, 5; Boston, 2.
Philadelphia. s: Brooklyn, g.
Games Today.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Boston at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

EDWARD Summers and Tyruo Coob,s
prayed duet out on the south side
yesterday afternoon 1t certainly was
swell number. but 1t didn't seem TO
make much Of hit with the surprfs-
insly large audience" IN attendance.
Inc tune was l to 0. Summers took
care or the nothing part and Ty at
.e4ioeo TO the one He had little help
iioHi one or the members of the Sox
orchestra Chic Gandn by name. and a
'iine more from Chick with a K on
the enc or him, otherwise Mr.. Lathers
OF Ann Aroor. But it is doubtful If he
neeoeo It He might have gone through
uhaloed, for he surely was having a.
Held day at our expense.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

II you are Judge OF quality try 2
Lavender Cigar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

Try a Lavender Cigar. it's ROOD,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

Lavender cigars are pronounced
exceptionally good by all smokers
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08
&enseaistd iarfetlpd.
Nl. VI. W.

Sn pbbeIta puoien bppdttn, ettd
ustonoiIet tuitrmot Sumolon armo'
ia auiiucio rlestpffid, eitd iuletpoi
pmmaridmdan Dbd ehempi Suma'
Ian Iuuruutta, ormoo ia Iuupeuitn.
Wluita on ideId ipoarofin toriono,
On tdpnpt monelIe min, eitd ouoi,
Ell ainoactoon ptiintcrtoiiesto, ~
bGntd ldmmittdmdetd usfostoon Iuo'
puneei, noun onoipo muuttiineet iu'
acknowledgements. 9e tuolepoifina
eipdt moineet fdiitIdd toitfia tuoIe'
mottoman SuinoIon tefoio, toitd ia
o%iotutIia, ia fiitd ioutuipot epatoi
noon ia epdiIptlin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

Sooimme &asien Ostdwdd IopHue-
Wiriiimme mieId uIeita ben9euiiix
lauIuia ia fiite iloifela ia toimomo''
la mieleld ldbbimme Sronipoooia
fobti.
yystdpdt! ebeadoIlutta ei ole tes'
rotta Fifii, ettd iabtoiiimme totmiom''
me mooiImane iieboffi. @l Ufutto
oIemme baIunneet fen fertoa fth,
eitd JOS ie oliIi iontuIoiIeffi fehoituf'
Jeff ppbdtomIuien pernstam'leen
faiffiana Tieud misIa ei niitd mield
ole. SeurafuntatpD, Jos fe Ell fobs
bisha mpDsfin moriIoon ia lapltin,
OH pintapuolista. 81 ole ollenfaan
oifeen, ettd manbemmiGe main pii'
butaan iunnuntaiTin Sumalasta ia
lopIet ia moriio iitte iatetadn fofo'
naan panhempien maraon. Seurd'
tuntien iulee buolebtia nnoriion III
laetenfin Iielunboioostn, betoan benz
ti5esta disqualification.
SOS Sumala iuo, tulen nell lSaa'
raIan tansia fdDmddn p%iaffoin S'
ron 8el'isId, 9Dis. !9urleyn Dob
ioisfontriaa ia Sronwoobin @teld'
fontrina pubumasia ppbdfonluaIi'
asia.
Dstdwppbead
w. q. SO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08
: aounis fupoainen Teina faIen

2ounis fumauinen Ieind faIen'
teri muooeue 1910 o%nnetoon Das
poasti iotaiiele, iota tiIoa M~uttaion
muooetF eteenpdin. 2olenterit ldbe'
tetddn t6dItd t~oimistoSta iuoroan
niiuefin iilaaiiGe, iotto tefemat IT,
IaufienIa aiiomiestemme fontta, fiud
emmc ole pield ebtiueet obettdd To-
Rntereia oIiomiebiuemme, paiiii DC
tor Saarolaud on niitd moifasla.
@onbot ia muoet iiIooiat iooipat fa'
Ienierin, fun matiotpot guttoion fuuo.
betIi eieenpdin ia iImoitiomoi iamal'
ia ettd be boIuopot ioooo foIenterin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08
anb. Sines.

nIeouo lebbeu tilaaiala on ie
mGGrd lnulo, ettd leboen toimitns on
ipDninen Iiiben JOS Ell lebti idannDui'
iesti Iaoipu tiInoiole, eli Jos muu
tentin tilousten iubteen inlee erebopt'
Iid. &eboen iddnnott6mddn ionpumi'
ieen moipi post oIo uieammoelo
tapautiesIa %ippIinen. Su ereboptfid
Iaaitao p6liin iula tddudfin Mile
bentiIbiuc, joifo b%uoIebtispot leboen
iefd muiben poStiiutIesio, muita Ieb'
ben toimiius Ell ole niibin ereboptIiin
5Dpuinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08
-Sotm jana itmorille-
ppbiQe.

1VetouH p~eIIu"'"' ~}eeI"eiS" ''@'"'"
tutIen armo, Sian Sun.oIon roffas
us ia 9pbdn Sensen oiauiiaas,
t~dpiiaeDDn teibGn iieIunne ia mieIens
ne SeeIutiesia aristutiesia, ettd tie
o%IiIitte Sdnen tabtpnia tuntemiieua
tGptettp!
IiatteIin teiue roffaat SumoIan
Iopiet, iotta SeeSufIeen ar~ietutieen
uetot.e, ia Sidefd Sumalosia ppbi'
tent olette, tirioittoa ionfu ianom
SumaIon ialaiiuutIien tutfimiiesta
i%emroomoa:
Sos te iobootie ppIpd ~msfosio ia
GristufIen tpereld puboisiettuno fois
tisin ipr neistdnrc, min pliIi teiue e.
ouliiinta, mitd 'ptIinfertoilemmostt
uetoilitte Ipntinne o%nteefii SumoIon
lopIetIi %poimaiiena ipntiiend. slid
minimum tGdrme mietteli Grpan fa'
maluuoellanIo, Min ieioGntin toiiom
ne plan turmeqnan, Tiiid ptiinferiui.
~iuuoesta fuin on 9risiutjrela .Sees
intieelo". Siind on metle tplI6, fun
uetomme ia tunnemme itIemme inns
tiIetii ia fponbursfoofi pbiG oifoa,
ia iemmoIeno eIdmme ia fuolemme,
et,6 plemme ttieemme f~otioen ipai'
paSet ipntiIet, mutta GriStufiesio iuu.
ret ppbdt ia ponbursfuo:; ei'd ous
rin9on pitdd bdpeemdn ia FUN III
ioiIemon meiban ppbppttamme ariss
tutieeIo".
Iltdd bpm6t lopIet tosfaon rutpets
To tuttimoan, fuinfd eSumoIo iulee
tuomitlemaon patanoita, ioifo eimdt
ole ifdnd emanfeliumia funIIeet. &c
ei fuuIu meiQe, Daon SunoloIe. Oil
td6mme tebto tuomioito mpDstG6n,
tuinfd Suma!a iupmilIee fostomots
tomia IopIia, noon beiitdfddmme ne
Sumolon ipirfoan fuulnmotIi, iois.
ia eli ole SeeIus eifd banen opoStos
linfa mit6Gn louIuneet, Min eli me.
fddn buolito lauIua pli beioGn lou.
iuntoienia. sc fuulustoa ia tuntuu
bppdtd IdtfdbDtidnGn pli proiettoien
ia opostolien, ia iemmoiienaon on
ieIoinen onftooriteettinfd exempt
nourettaWoa Iaatua Serran Ianan
moIosia. Sltnon min iuuri ppbimps
fuin bppdnid. = Niin mpDsfin mo.
net tefen6t tuomioito ia Ianertele.
rpat, puoIilunun pd6le. minfG ifdi'
let Tasteful Iapiet pddiemdt toimaas
Teen, ia toas, mintd ifdiiet jontumat
beInettiin. Jos he fuolelpat. Gem
moiiiue lofpertelia. tuomare eli moi
lDptdd p. raamotusta r%abtuotaan
pmolIustusia ia niitd roiamiinoia,
mibintd nuoteen aeti fuuluu ians
faitfiien eldmdn puoIeue, ia mistd
muooesto asti ioutuu fabptufIeen.
Nefin raiot on beiteitdndi cSumaIon
mirfaan funlupifi eta nellie. Ol.
foon Min iuuri ppbimps FUN oil.
foontin!
Suurta buuuuiia ia tpbmppttd ben.
9euiIiin oiioihin ndbben OF mpDstin
rumeta tutfimoan fufa on Sumolan
iddiGmd ia molitiemn ianfaift5een
eldmddn ia futa ei ole. N6iiien of.
often ia %ioloiIuufIien iuttimineu on
mienpt monen borboon ia mita Iuus
rimpoan %bulluuteen; mielapa mpneu
noru'fouloonfin, fuien SuubofIen.
Mfddmme mpoStddn rumeifp int.
fimaon, mitd on eIdman firia, ia
tosto SumoIa Iinne tunfin nimen
firioittoa ia fosto poiS pppbtii; ia
fenentd nimet iielta ioiimelend pdi'
pdnd lDptpp ia fenertd CT lDpop.
ytditten Sumolon ioIaiiuntfen inift"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

,9GDmieben SouIu" io!ialisti'
men iouiainItaiiu on IGbetettp toimi.
tufielle ornosteltaWotli ia ilmoitet'
tamatIi. = JuI.aiIun fidltDDn emme
ole ebtineet iu'uStumoon, ionto
1puotii emme Iiitd oIaa ioroa mi
tddn. Sulfoiiu on muliten bpioin
Iiietin ndf6inen, fdIitiden 30 lipno
lufemista ia uIeitn fMnia. !9inta %
Ienttid tappoIe. Silntoon: - Spb'
mieben a~iriofouppo, 9oncccf, Dlicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

- &olentereia emme nieidfddn o.
lie Iuoneet iitomosta. Gmme Ills mie'
la ole moineet idpttdd niitd folenieri'
tiloutIia, ioita on iebtr. Sofa pdiwd
oootamme &olenterein ioopupon
maImiina meiae, ia Iitte beti, FUN ne
Ioopunot, tdptdmme faitti iiIauf.
let.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

&irftofuntomme l6betpsIaor'
nooio 81. WGtinen ilmoiitoo nellie,
ettd hdn iGm6n FUN Ia pdimdsiG
osti fultee pustori :. Srusfoien leu
rosia bdnen ieurafuntopiirisiG dn
NtinneIotosia. = yipfpddn on iaor4
naoia Nidfinen 3bomIon'isia past.
Niemen luono.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

ESoulu ldhenee. Sbmiiet ojaitelemot
ettd miii be ostamot pstdmiueen ia
iufulaifiueen ioululabiofIi. @Iitdmme
ettd tilaatte beiGe muoiiterran Iuts
toioa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

- Cullen ainattn ionfu aifoa fier
teIemddn Wlicbisanisia iuomalaistsn
f~esfuuoeeIo, pubeIIen Sumalaetn,
mppoen benseuistd f~iriauiiuutta ia
otioen mastaon gluituion iiloutiio.
2unnioitutIeIa
Wnb. Siues.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

= aiirubtofoa iloomaon Sculu
Noubaa ia aoIenierio. 2iIoifao ne
pIeuenne ia noopurionnefin iparIen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08
Kaikki lehdere aijotut lAhetykset ovat osoitet.
tavat:
AUTTAJA,
L.Box II, lronwood, Mich.

Entered as ~seeond-class matter January IL
900, at he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
under the Act of Congress of March 3. 1873.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

Toimitus Ell sauyta kirioitnksia ioita Ell vol sc
iulaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

Rahat lahetettak66t Joke suorastasn rahassa
tsi expressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
ney-orderissa; dollaria pienemmat summat vol
daan lHhett6a l sentin postimerkeissA,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

. found IN Q Preach magazine aa artieis d.
sRrih1ng On amusing msfhoa % learning and
rsmembsrang ne harder part % ths malupllca
rloA lahae. Tia method h there Stated % ne An
lavsnuoa 90 A. PvOrops,isrh. . Polish nashsma'
tiraaR.
ne has discovered q way &c mahing the hngeTs
ursa % ths aumbers from 70 u. and alss Of ne
=. nsth inclusive.
aaa thnmbs are nuhnbsEed. TIE nunabssp ruanHng
fren % ne tbumb 70 70 a. ths HsSls niger or
esch hand. Nov. n order - multiply M numbsr
o. oas ringer ~ the BunbsT o. ansassr aagsT
ws put TIE too anUsrs togssher. one o. eaeh hand.
IN andinE ~ psodnet we cOant tho t~o taansa
nageFS snd en- above them aaA thus gst TIE nsm-
bsr % lsaA; 70 Ges the unias we multiply the
number ~ nnEsrs below TIE Joined nngeEs On one
hand by tho namber below On IN other
TIA rule h o Asl,a diasFeat Tor TIE products %
the sariss n. y. n. ~ IL TIE nngers % Ne
factors are marked g. before except that the
thumbs arc now n and the nstie nAGeSs n. JOIN
before the nngers 20 bs multiplied Thea for
To- add together To joaned nngsEs aud all above
them aaa also sd 100. Fer the unita multiply
tie Joined nnger tagsshsr with thoae shove % On
Oas had BY the lolnsd nnger and these Abovs
% the Other.
Por Vhs neat series % numbeFs. " ". 70. 10. n.
ne thumbs are each - md The mttle nngsu 70.
Iola ths nngorS which are 20 he multlplicd. count
the nngsEa wkirh are iolnsd - and all sboye 10
ges the pumber % sns and ed M TO THIS odd
the product &C the naEers below Those joined. o.
IN ne nTst ease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
VASSAR GIRLS MUST PIT.
RraI.ed Credit systsm Put IN Fsrre OF
Lhe a'ollege Inn.

Realsed Credit system Put IN FSrce at
the GSllege Inn.
PoUOHXKEPsIE April Is.-Au sorts 81
exciting rumOrs reached here to-day on
account % a note ssnt out To Vaaaar
-tOdsnIs by Miss Mary =. Wagner. pro-
prietor Of the College Inn. a cherished
institution Of tho college girls. suggesting
a revised credit system. Miss Wagner
amilingly denied tonight that she was
contemplating getting married. going
out Of business or had any distrust what
ever OI the alJility and willingness Of the
average VassaT stIHds0t to nay for what
she eats aud drinks.
MY harmless little note said Miss
Wagner. may have bsen misconstrued
in a few cases. but know the ma jOrity
Of those who received II will take it in the
spirit IN which Il was sent. II was simply
a reminder that I must run my business
in the ordinary way. II 10 not the place
OF a hotel to extend miscellaneous credit
The practice 81 running accounts all
through the college year to June 10 not a
good habit Ia encourage. Inns patronixsd
by men an. not conducted on this basis.
and arm sure that yassar stucisnts desire
equally 10 conform 10 the ordinary bust
ness standards.
Miss Wagner's note relating 10 credits
which was received by the vassar girls
to-day was a. follows:
The credit system OF the College Inn
will b discontinued alter April "a. as Il
has proved to he unsatisfactory to the col
lego students a. well A. To the proprietor
Of the inn After April Is all orders must
he pail for when served. with the follow
ing except ions:
Telephone orders ssnt to the college must
IN. paid for within one week
Dinners ordered In advance must be
paid for when the order i given. or within
one week
Any college student may have thirty
days credit " q written request h made
10y parent or guardian. and for those who
do not wish to bring money With them
each time they may make q deposit In
advance and have 70 paid 10 their credit.
VasMar Rirsa objert tn carrying pocket
hooks around with them. Miss WaKnsr's
deposit plan nests this fad with fairness
10 the inns daily dealings with trades
men. Miss Wagner explained positively
that her relations with VasAar sttldsnts
a high standard Of honor among them
and she 10 not worrying about any bills
Miss Wagner Refused to siiscuss the 70
port that ths unpaid bills 81 college Rtrlp
ON her hooks Amounted TO 1900. Vanear
aiIldents have made the College Inn their
favorits resort for teas. frAaeTnal hanquses
and the entertainment Of guests. Iea
patronage h exclusively from amoag the
NasnGr girls. IL n pretty shingled. Rabled
structure. Handsomely furniahed. Mia
Wagner ~ an attractive and accom-
pIiSlSei woman and an ardent equal SUI
frAws advocate. She has recently managed
large eunAl suffrage me0ttnR addressed
by Mn. anoWdsn and Other Engllnh sur
frAgsetca. She built tho inn about ten
years agO and has managed u sinos.
only Ons othsr Inn hke u. at wellesley,
which AlsO has an exclusive college gfh
clientalr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

senator Root % New York. RspublIcsns
Of the state Orgn nization saw. was the an
thor Of the idea OF the Joint eommissioa
Of senators aud A&semblymen TO visit
other states In 1909 and Investigate the
workings Of direct nominations. then 60
report to the Legislature az Albany and
on this report to frame q bill for the Re-
publIcans TO pass. should this bill reach
Gov Hughes u 10 the opinion Of Republl-
cans that he will sign ". first for the reason
that IL b q step IN the direction OF the Gov
ernor's views. and next. Republicans recall
thae President Cleveland In his last terui
disa greed nightly with the tarih bill passed
BY a Democratic senate aud . Democratic
House, but for all that he did not veto %.
May Republicans bslteye that sstes III
President Taft u to appoint Deputy Police
Commissioner Frederick BuGber Surveyor
oS the Posi- to succeed Gen. James =. Clark
son. who-e second term Of four years expirss
On April u. The Republican organization
Of the state has objected 90 Mr.. Busher on
the ground that he h q Democrat and 70
holding a place under the Democrats. Ths
surveyor-hip In worth ~ .0oO q year. and tina
prospect Of losing % valuable an appoint
ment 10 rather depressing 90 the RepuOlicem
mAchinists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
rO.Ms WORTH MEANING.



ootsirrtchinG Braids and hsws p1aS I.aShss'
lanes.
what wsadsr that bsnsaIa arr anxious faces.
Pisase note the advaAcing rhrsngs On every street
Never a carsfrse fncp ywar Riaacs 20 meet.
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4 wOaa-oas sisht the streets Of any cisy'
we gaRs win awe and Inward ssnas sf piv
AZ ssssgesT hufs. 6roeesaoe and pasain9 stranas;
what uoadsF that all men demand . chAnesf
There's IN odd pathss IN TIE sitnAllsn.
We marvel can this BE- q Christian natloaf-
And shodaer ~ ths plas anA color taas
az this medley Of hats and hate our OUA.
what arr thsy aEe' RoatA iusa. PsrcASnOs -
owl.
A ehaaSisissr. mat Oonmoa harnyara tovs
That oRe q melon. thts a laveg's ladder
a. each fresh khAps 10 grow maddeT and saddsr.
That teachsrA mothers. sisterA sueethearts.
wtveA
who pray To Hs.ead for good God given lives
should lsna thelr heads 10 rary far and Resr
Thee msnsirr ssw-saws PAUSE and brush Z
tear
Now. suffering sisters 81. frum Ghcrs 70 shore.
start . crusade FOR tho small hat 0ncs more
And Tor ne bonnet. dainty. mades1ssWeeI
Tasteful alike for lrcturr. churrh 0r street.
Held on BY ribbon ties beneash the cain
no hat, q haspin sure cen bs no sanl.
That ne can war win ssli- respscs and pieasars
In loskiaR mt . Jey asaIs bsyead measure.
MaPLs coaSkR. Coan- ANSIH A. PnErOs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
BRIGHTER DAYS IN russia.
TIE Cxar Ahss New 20 Drive Abouf inc
streets % Hts Capital.

streets % Eats Capital. -.
ST. PErERsnURo. April The czarinA
10 slowly recovering her health. For the
first time In several years she rcoently
gave n reception for her ladies in waiting
and IL was observed that abe Showed no
signs Of fatigue when 10 was ended. The
Empress h Interested In music and she
and baroness Stackelberg sing ducts
frequently after dinner.
The Gar once again n q familiar figure
driving Ina the streets OF 81. Petersburg.
He may Ire seen driving alone In On 0J,sh
victoria. frequently even without foot
man on the box seat. There may be
detectives in cabs near by but they are
A police Official IN usually seen In q
cab about thirty or forty yards ahead
II the Cars carriage. probably Hs zap
to the police and detectives in the strcefa
10 look out Tor the Emperor; The electric
cars In the Nsvsky Prospekt are almost
~ numerous As In broadway. but traflc
IN never held UP TO permit the Caar's
carriage to pass.
"a Petersburg society 10 glad the Guar
has again taken up his residence in tho
city. II was feared that he might never
again occupy the Winter Palace a.
rebuke to ~. Petersburg for lis disloyalty
on that fatal Red sunday
The capital socially has not been 80
lively since the close OF the war with
Japan. The msmbers Of the nobility are
in their palaces and entertaining and
being entertained. The DOwager Empresl
Marie ~ in residence in the Anitchko
Palace on the Nevsky Prospekt and drives
out frequently IN an open victoria a
giant CO~aAck standing guard on the seat
behind. She viBits the theatre or opera
almost nightly and society follows her
example. wherefore 81. Petersburg this
winter has been very gay.