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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

FOR MARCH rs. 1911
among them. One stood over there on the
Punta de Bellaggio, another down toward
Leno, where the rascally boatmen try to
make you think you see it's ruins under water.
The others-who knows? One villa must
content me, however. Land values have gone
up along the Larian Lake since their day."
Till their passage through the mild hustle
of Menaggio checked him, he told them
stories of Italy, prolonging the word tenderly
whenever it fell from his lips, as if it was the
name of woman he loved. Then, as they
swung into the Cadenabbia road, he began
to rally Ann upon her silence.
"Did you leave your vivacity in Paris,
Signorina?" he demanded. @Have you no
more to say to me of all the topics we dis
cussed between the acts of Rigoletto'? But
perhaps new interests have supplanted fly
ing machines and the other things l am so
ungallant as to have forgotten?"
"No," said Ann comprehensively.
"Cadenabbia is dull, then? l should have
this season."
$50 it is" she agreed. @You will create a
sensation among us. The Italians are sup
posed to be an extinct race"
THE parchment round Saccarellos eyes
1 wrinkled apprehensively; but his real
attention was fixed not upon her words, but
upon sudden change in her pupils, a minute
shortening of her respiration, faint pink
glow which passed like breath across her
cheek as she perceived some unexpected OBJ
ject ahead. In another instant they met,
greeted, and passed Rodoslav, whose face
mirrored blank establishment as he recog-
nized their venerable companion.
Saccarello half rose and waved a friendly
salutation to the rear. $50 we have friend
in common" he said resuming his seat.
Mrs. Blair never sailed under false colors.
met the Prince but once. His recognition
was merely bit of perfunctory courtesy"
Saccarello smilingly dissented. II know
that young mans perfunctory courtesies, y
he returned, "and that was not one of them.
If you are not yet friends, you will become
So"
at seems scarcely probable" she said
simply
The Italian turned his smiling regard upon
Ann.
"And you, Signorina is your opin-
ion of the princely greeting?"
"Mine?" she laughed, acutely conscious of
the part she had undertaken to play. al
can't decide; but 1 hope it was friendly. 1t
must be amusing TO know Such men as ne.
Don't you find it so?"
Saccarello's mirthful expression faded.
@Not always" he said.
AS they entered the hotel a servant
brought calling cards to Mrs. Blair, which
she without verbal comment passed to her
niece. Ann changed color as she read. The
garden interview had been no midsummer
nights dream! He had meant what he said!
Here was his first move in the game to blind
the eyes of Europe. Then, with flash of
inspiration. she took up her role. AS Sacca-
relic, having made his acknowledgements to
her aunt, turned to her, she extended Rodo-
slav's card.
II think am rather afraid of you," she
said. "Do all your prophecies come true?"
To be continued next Sunday
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@ober Der @inS ,uebt.

9ie @euBerunsen oes 8rdlioen.
ten uber 0as Sberman . @eieb, oit
|iener auf ieiner iiingiten groben,
9feiie gu iuieoerbolten Malen getall
iomie Die gegen berl1ieoene 3ruIt.
gebiloe gefiibrten geri6tIihen Ser
b%anolungen uno Die poreei6lage.
men Meorsmiiationsplane, BADEN ii
elmer &eibe bon aneeiebenen glat.
tern uno 3eitidrifteu Meinunes
d"uBerungen iiber 6as Mnti.grrI Sc.
ies berborserufen, Die gum Sell Sc
men oes Brdiiber1ten brett 5nfuiher.
lanfen. 8l1tter bonn Sd)loge unic.
res .@lobe Democrat, freiIid) fon-
men nibt anoers als Dem Br1iioen
ten %beiitimmen, inoem iie Die Die gan-
gen 3eihen Der 3eit perfennen II. oil
gnttpidluns Der 8oIfsnirtibnft. 9el
u@lobe Democrat" nerntag nod 81
leitnrtifeln: She Gbernion 2aiu il
adequate, bod pflihten linn oit
fiibrenoen @ldtter beute nidt meIl
bel. Die grfenntrtis, Die lid, beltt
INNER mebr 8abn bridt. briidt III
vBearions Woga5ine" Wopember,
Seft) in einem: n3be Control d
Goal" iiberihriebenen Mufias 2epis
@opin SbeiB in ben @orten aus.
u9os Sherman Mnti-9rnit-@ eiet
uno anoere Geiese, olir6 melfe oil
aombinotionelt Ger ipriht bon Ser
groben 8irtidofts . @crbdnben)
perboten iueroen, eelniigen nid)l
mebr. Sic iino binter Der Gnt,pif,
lung 8uridgeblieben. Sic tporen fla
Die 3eiten oes Snoipionims ge'
oodt; beute iino Die 3eiten Ser aor.
porationen." Die geiesc ieien mir.
fungslos gegeniiber Dem 2oblcntrui
uno anoereu dbnliden 9ombinotio.
men, neil file ibreln %eieeniten 3mcd
Die freie Qonfurren8 mieoerbersir.
fte[len, uidt geniigten. .@enr
niht 6os golf fi6 enti1liebt, Sob.
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gerlurene @ette.

Gin gemiiier Serr itonh IN DEM
Mufe, nidt i'm Stanoe gu iein, o1ti
cine einfa6e Sroee nit einem einfa,
den $50" ooer uNein" gu anttpor-
ten. gfnes Cages u~nterbielten fid
8mei 0amen ieiner gefanntihoft
iiber oieie feline gigenort ullo Die cine
bon ibnen COB ibrer re~ber5eugltne
@usorud, bob fie bieies. geidnasige
S~noipioum oabin brineen peroe,
einfad pNein" gu iagen. als iie oas
nadite Mal oen &errn trof iprah
lie gu ibn: nSa9en sic, Serr Mo-
binfon, sic iino @ittper, niht
nabr2"
80 iebr @ittmer, gnGoige Sroli, /"
anttportete er nit elmer bofli6ell
@erneisung, yipie bas bei einenl
Manne mogli6 iit, Der ME perbeira.
tet mar"
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5amurrboibem sebeirt in g. IA Easen.
SIR 9ru99tt etebt oas Gelb 8uriid.
falls 8a5o ointment ireeub einen SAL
bon iudenoen, bliuoen, bluten6en ODER
6erportretenoen 3dmorr1oioen in 6 biz
ID Saeen nidt heilt. 80 Gents.
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Ser @eike itnb ber Meser.

alts elmer perelei1slpeiien Stati-
itif, inelde oas Geniusantt ouf
8runo Der p~oridbrigen Iolfs8q6-
lung iiber oas nunerii6e @erbGlt,
mis- BON @eiben uno 93cgern onge=
fertigt bat, ergiebt iidl ooB Ole See.
gerbepolferung in Der lebten De-
faoe BET peitem feline iolde gu.
nobme ulf5umeiien batte fuie sic
8eiBen uno ooB in Sen lebtcn
bier Sabr5ebnten trob elmer oniebn-
li6en gergroBerurg ser Neeerbe-
p%olferung oos 3ablenperbaItnis api-
ider beioen Hoiien itetig GIT Sun
item Ser 8eiBen eemo6ien lit. 8ab-
reno I'M Sabre 1910 auf 81,732,-
687 8eiBe 9,828,294 Neger fo-
men, mos outs Sunoert etma So
ST. fnapp II m1sma6te, botte iid
0ieies @~erbaItnis in 1900 auf IS
5u 111a .%geitaltet, in 1890 ollf
97R gu beinabe IL, uno IN 1883
auf S619 5u mebr als 10. Sierbei
lit iebo6 gu bemerfett, BOB Bel
offer ionitiger @erldBlidfeit Ser
3ablen lnierer 8olfs5Gblung oie-
les &apitel auf itrenee @enouigfeit
faum NnIpru6 erbeben fam, neil
babel in oielen Sdllen mebr cine
5dasung als eine mirflide 8G6-
lung ~itattgebobt baben oiirfte. SsSn1-
MERLIN fonnen oieie 3ablen als
@runolage our 8emeiiung oes MI.
merii6en 8erbaftnis Der beiber.
@aiien in ben Ser. Staaten GET
ten. 9as geniusamt bat BEL leinen
gerglei6en na6 @ebiibr oaraltf
Miidii6t genommen, oaB oie @eiBen
infolge Der @intpanoerung cine
groBere 3unobme aub BEL lon1t gIei-
den 8ebingungen aufmeiien milf
ten, 1T aber oenno6 au Dem grgeb-
nis %gefommeft, 6aB altb init Mbre6-
tung Ser @inmanoerung bte Neeer-
6epolferung in ibrer 3unablne
ourhaus ni6t nit Ser meiBen
Sdritt gebalten bot, 10 DOB iid ser
3upu6s Der @eiBen anf etma
|15 Gro5ent geiteqt batte, ser Der
Neger auf nur II $40 8ro5ent.
Muf Die iiioli6en Staoten angetpea
oct, min oie Statiitif feitegeitent bo-
ben, oaB oas numerii6e gerbdlt-
nis Der beioen &aiien iib erit redt
51 @uniten Ser @eiBeu ~perdnoert
bot, 10 baB iebt auf etmo 20 @eiBe
fnapp 80 Neger fomn1en, mdbrenb
i'm Sabre 1880 auf ettpa Ga @ei-
Be 36 Neeer fanleu, nobel beior
oers bemerfensmert lit, oab in ser
lebten 9efaoe iib fir bie ipeiBe 8e-
p%olfernng cine 3unabme bon 81
Hro5ent ergob, fir bie Negerbep0l-
ferung MIR cine BON 10 Bro5eni
Dieie 3ablen erbeiihen iebo6 cine
@inidrdnflng, auf BOB Tie feline
triigeriiden 56lnBfolgerrngen nit
iid fiibren. Gs lit ndmli6 babel oie
unterifealng masgebeno getpeien,
bob Der Siioen feinen 3u5ug bon
8eiBen eebabt uno feline Iuspan-
6erltng bon Negern gebabt bate.
8eioes lit ieoob Der SAT- setpeielt.
Ser Neger lit m%aiienbaft mad on-
6eren Staaten bersogen, mdbreno
Der Siioen 5ablrei6e Mniieoler un6
in ben Snoultriebe5irfen aud @r-
better aus Sen iibrigen Staaten ge.
nonlmen bat. Muf ale Sa1e lit es
beadtensmert, baB iih cine ioIde
itetige @eridiebl1ne oes nrmerii6en
gerbdltniiies bon @eiBen lulo Sar-
bigen bon5tebt.
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Die Nadje bes gaters

miroe Seoen setroffen baben, oel
Den Sobn bon Beter 8on6p Dol
Soutb 3odmooo, Mid., angeeriF.
fen bate; aber er mar mo6tlos &C.
gen Die Mngriffe Der Nierenfranf-
belt. @r i6reibt: 90 @er5te i'm
ni6t baIfen, eaben mir linn glee-
tric 9itters; ieds SIaiden oabul
baben ibm mufloerbar gebolfen. Sd
iab ME before Meoi5in." &iiden-
ibmer5, Miioiefeit, @erboiitGt, Mp.
petitperluit lparnen Dor Nieren.
franfbeit, oie oft III @alIeriudi
enoet, Sarnrubr ober grisbt's 81
ieaie. @lio, nebmt electric 8itters
unb ieio geiihert. Seoe Glaide gu
rantiert. Soc Bel alien M~potbeferi1
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-be-r
Ecnccrdia Ecge 10. 1903
X. & L. of II.
Mittwoch, 20. Nov. 1911,
in Wntbts 0arten,
anfane obenos s llbr 80 @Sinuten
gintritt rs Gts. @ute Ma1lif.


Seben gle nad Der 3ummer
8enn Sic Sorni's alpenfrdutel
toufen, 10 beadten Sic, oaB oil
Sloi6e cine regiltrierte @ummel
Bot, uno oaB bieie ni6t alsgefrotI
ODER neralloert lit. @enn Die 9tll1E+
mer feblt, fonnen Sic iider iein5 oof
etpoS unredt lit. Nur boie I6.
ii6t miro cine 9erion perIeiterL is.
ne Nulnmer aus5ura0teren. 9nrdI
Die Summer erfldren Or. 8eter
Sobrnep & Sons So. lire perionli.
DIE @erontmortli6feit. lin nGbere
Musfunft ihreibe man OIL oieielbeil
nod: 1876 80. @opne ape., Ghi-
cogo, So.
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Mrs. insIow's Soothing Syrup.

Seit iiber fiinfaie Sabren bon
Miaionen bon Miittern fir lire
&inoer NIT benz beften grfolge beim
3abnem gebraubt. or berubigt bas
&ino, erueidt oas 3abnfleiid uno
miloert Die Shmer5en; BELT aud
BinofoIif unb lit 6as bette Mitta
BET 9iarrboe. ueberan BET Ben gpo.
tbefern gu baben. Sragt nod Mrs.
@inslom's Soatbing Sprup uno
nebmt nihts anoeres. 25 Gents sic
EIa5he.
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lellpretle ulo oftoerer Seodrfsgegell'
itanoe seieelib su reeuIieren, tpie
es ifon oen Hreis fin @as feitge-
Iest, miro Die Soffnune nie wieoer
mabr merben BOB bon Gr,Its fon-
tronierte geoorfsortife1 ie nieAer
5rrt mobren @erte berfouft iucr-
oen."
@eiebti6 feiteeiette 9reiie alio
anltatt freier 9onfurerl15; geiebGidJe
Gegelung, ni6t @bl1offung Der
Sruits, oo man bod ni6t, iogt
SbeiB oas ugentlelnelt's agreement"
btntertreiben tonne. l1rto einelt gon5
abnliden Stonopunft iomeit oos
Sbermon : @eieb in getradt foinniE.
p%ertrttt Soiepb Stanley 9ronn i'm
Nopember-Seft oes y@orlo's @orf",
in benz er einen aufias iiber STE
8or on guiineB" per0fentli6t. Gr
bolt oarin Die @nnabme oieles
@eieees fir perfeblt, oenft iid ga.
geget ben logii6en &egelunesber-
iub etma 10: Gin Bureau in einel1
Oepartement Der 8un6esregieruug,
I6retbt er, obefabigt 5mii6enitaatli-
DIE ODER rationale Corporations
freibriefe gu genabren, berubeno oitf
elmer poaitanoieen ms gin5elre
gebenoen grflarung iiber 3med uro
Belen oes eeplQnten l1nterneb-
mems; Gorfebrungen fir Die Sber<
aufiidt iiber geeentpdrtige uno
fiinftige @miiiion bon @ertpopierer,
iiber 3uiommeni6liiiie uno Mnge-
l%egenbeiten abnli6er Irt; boIitdll~
oige monatli6e 8eri6te iber Gin
nabmen alli poreeidriebenen Sorz
mnloren eingereidt; iabrIide oocr
balbiabrli6e 8eridte, mad gerou
angegebenen &idtlinien, ourd oos
Gertififat zines re6tmGBig oller-
fannten offentliden &e6nungsfi;D
rers, Der pieoerum genau no,h
getpiiien, bonn 9epartenlent uicoer-
geleeten goridriften porginge, sos
piiroe idon geniieen." 9o6 mol
ni6t gang, modten nir Dem binsu-
fieen, oenn Stmlep=9 romn iiber-
iiebt in ieinen Mnsfiibrungefl, ooB
er mol elm Mittel eeidaffen, oos
Die Wonopolfraft Ser &orporot:o-
men bGnbigen fonnte, obne jeoof
oieie departmental requirements"
rdber a115reeben. uno oorauf ia.
me pieles an. Smnterbin 1ino ieille
MeuBerungen as. grflorung gegen
oas Sherman @eies bemerfens-
inert.
Cine meitere pro5iie Serurteil1ne
bieies @eiebes, Dor aaem aber Ser
Gruitpolitif Der gegenlpartigen Mos
miniitration, finbet mar in ben,
ioeben III. Nob.) berousgegebnen
uSutloof", in Dem in einem 2eit-
artifel oie Soroerung oufgeiteat
miro: u@onteo, 81 Gonititlltional
Bolicp". Darin miro ntbt mebs
uto ni6t uenieer bebauptet, ofs
oaB Die S~ruitpolitif Ser gegenlp6r=
tisen Administration nidt in llebers
einitimmling iei NIT Ser @erfoiiung
Der Ser. Staaten." Die Mntitrltit-
8ompag1e ubefeitige nidt Die @e-
re6tigfeit, garantiere nibt BEN Srie-
oen i'm eigenen 2anbe, uno for
oere nidt oas algemcine @ol; nnn
lei 5uoem uneeeignet Sen 5egen
Der inolitrieaen Sreibeit au ii6ern1,
mas aues oie @onititution poraus
iete. ltno oieie Sbefe iudt cirler
Der Geoaftelire oieier fiibrenoen $50
denidrift III bier langen Spaltet
81 bemeiien.
9as alIes benefit ben @e6iel,
Der III ben Mnihauungen elmer
Nn5abl 9ldtter uno 3eitidriften Dor
iid eeganeen. 9ieien @ediel ber-
%fennen, bieBe iid blind itelen mo(-
len eegeniiber midtigen 3eideil ser
3eit. amerifa.
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0ud cine @ritif.

Mieter:: lin @ottes miuen,
Serr Meier, Der &iinitler lit uerriift
sepDr6en, Der bel Sbnen mobnt =
er 5eridneioet olIe 9ilber, Die er &C.
malt bat"
Sausberr: .unO Den nerilen Sic
berriidt2i"
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9as lit oas sdone BEL S6d.
ben oeg Settles, oaB man fie nit
onoeren teilen fam, obne baran dr.
mer gu fperoen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-05
Daf1C1erif1e
Stops Falling Hair and
Destroys Dandruff
Makes the Hair Grow Long, Heavy
and Luxuriant and We Can
Quickly Prove 1t
If You Wish to Double the Beauty Of
Your Hair at Once, Just Get Is
Cent Bottle and Try This

Surely try Danderine Hair Cleanse II you wish
TO Immediately double the beauty of your hair with
little trouble and at cost not worth mentioning
Just moisten cloth with little Danderine and
draw it carefully through your hair, taking one
small strand time, this will cleanse the hair Of
dust, dirt any excessive oil-In few moments
you will be amazed. Your hair will be wavy,
fluffy and abundant and possess an incompatible
softness, lustre and luxuriznce, the beauty and
simmer of true hair health.
Besides identifying the hair, one application Of
Danderine dissoves every particle of Dandruf;
cleanses, pur6es and invgorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers Of
rain and sunshine are to vegetation. 1t goes right
the roots, insigorates and strengthens them. It's
exhilarasing, stimulating and ldeproducng proper
ties the hair to grow abundanty long, strong
and beautiful. It at once imparts sparkling bril-
Gancy and velvety softness to the hair, and few
weeks use will cause new hair to sprout all over
the scalp. Use il every day for short time, after
which two or three times week will be sufficient
to complete whatever growth you desire.
You can surely have pretty, soft, lustrous hair,
and lots of it, if you will just get rs cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store toilet
counter and try it As directed.
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COUNTRY CLUB PLANS SUCCEED.


demonstrated than the country
aid
Hammond has
be
possible
by the enterprise of F. A H.
a first
Then
in
o town country
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The Day in
HI STO r Y
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.


October s.
1T44-British man-of-war Victory
wrecked off the Isle of Attorney,
with loss of 1,160 lives.
17S1-Gen. Arthur st. Clair was made
first governor of the Northwest
Territory.
1S1S-First general assembly of Iili-
nois met at Kaskaskia.
1S30-Chester A. Arthur, twenty first
president of the United States.
born in Fairfield, VT. Died in New
York City November II. 1856.
1S31-A free trade convention met in
Philadelphia.
lS54-Abraham Lincoln challegned
stephen A. Douglas to a joint de-
bate in the campaign for the SEN
ate
1s7s-Marquis of Lorne appointed gov
ernor general of Canada.
ESTIMATOR General Miles assumed
command of the United States army
succeeding Lieutenant General
Schofeld, retired
Rehabilitation of st. Patricks ca
thedral, New York City
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THIS Is MY esRD BIRTHDAY.
r. p. O'Connor.


Thomas Power O'Connor, the noted
journalist and Irish parliamentary
leader, was born in Athlone, October 5,
184S. His education was obtained at
the College of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. Athlone, and Queens College. Gal
way, from which he was graduated in
his eighteenth year. He entered jour
nalism as a reporter on Dublin news
paper in 1857, and migrated to London
in search of situation in 1870. Sub
sequently Mr.. OConnor was employ ed
in the London office of the New York
Herald. He entered the British house
of commons for Galway in 1880, and in
1885 was returned for both Galway and
Liverpool. He chose the latter con-
stituency, which he continued to repre-
sent for many years. AS a journalist
he Is known throughout the English
speaking world. He was the founder
of no fewer than eight daily and week
Ily journals that now exist in the Brit
ish metropolis. Mr.. OConnor was mar.
ried in 1885 to Miss Bessy PASCAL oil
Austin, Texas. Both he and his wife
have paid frequent visits to America.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-05
BLACK DIRT AND SAND.


This black
a ne Froebe school
We that Chicago is
trade of for some lackdi
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Up and Down in
IN d. A II A
ARREST FAKE sALEswoMAN.

A woman giving the name of Mrs
Ala Chrisman and saying she was so
years old was arrested at Michigan City
yesterday on charges of a wholesale
fleeing of housewives by fake So
Letting scheme. 1t is alleged she took
orders for silk skirts and other articles
of wearing apparel. collecting advance
payments in any amount she could get
and promising to have the goods ship
! ped from New York. Scores of women
reported to the police that they had
been duped The woman admitted TO
the police that she had been taking
fake orders and that sc had operated
in the state of Minnesota. Wisconsin,
and Michigan and South Bend and La
porte before she came to Michigan City
ARRESTED FOR GIVING DRINK.
Ernest Weber, Il years old, is deal
from the supposed effects of alcoholic
poisoning Frank Burns. William
Casey and Charles Codrington have
| been arrested. and at police head
quarters a Richmond it is said they
will likely be charged with involuntary
manslaughter. 1t is reported that the
men admit having given the Weber lad
| whisky.
Weber and two companions were
driving south of Richmond when they
me the three men now under arrest.
THE men desired to ride and the boys
accommodated them, In return for
which the men gave them a whisky bot
tie from which they drank. Weber be-
came unconscious from the effects of
what he drank. and was found dead
during the night.
WAVES PRELIMINARY TRIAL.
William Lee. of Boonville. who has
confessed to killing his father, mother
and brother while they were sleeping
has waived preliminary hearing and
will not be brought to Boonville until
Oct. ~, when his trial will begin. The
preliminary was to have been held yes
terday. The grand jury which viii in
quire into the case was to have con-
vened yesterday, but Prosecutor Ora
Davis caused a postponement until Oct
9Th.
[ ENDANGER LIFE AND PROPERTY
Floods lin Lawrence country are en-
dangering life and property. All the
streams have spread their waters owe
the bottom lands and swept ava,
standing corn. Several persons have
: narrowly escaped drowning.
II High water washed out part of tn,
bridge of the Southeastern railroad, an,
an engine attacked to a freight trai,
. went down into the muddy water. TIL
engineer and fireman barely reache,
shore alive They jumped when thu
bridge gave way and swan to land aft
er a struggle against the strong cur
rent.
NEGRO BECOMING WHITE.
, William Arnold, of Bloomington, ag
sixty, a colored drayman. is gradual.
turning white. Following an Hines
| which helia,.ad h.a tuherciil O 81
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A LONG FELT WANT.


Residential buildings
of
will
demon
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white spots appeared on his hands. The
skin became tender and the white spots
grew larger. At the same time Arnold
improved in health until he is now in
excellent physical condition. His body
is covered with large white spots which
are so tender he is compelled to protect
his hands and face from the sun.
Members of the faculty of Indiana
university have tested his blood and
are now observing the various stages
of his TRANSPORTATION. Their blood tests
show nothing out of the normal condi-
tion.
CRUSHED BY FALLING TREE.
While cutting timber on his farm
near Degonia, Warrick county. Frank
Barton was crushed to death by a fall
ing tree. Just before starting TO his
work. Barton told his friends of hav-
ing had "a dream that he was going to
be killed. His death came half an hour
later.
GREENLEAF FOUND GUILTY.
The jury in the trial of George Green
leaf, of Terre Haute. who shot Ralph
Conover, Sr.. two years ago this week
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Obadiah Gardner. the new senator
from Maine, is practical farmer.
A meeting of progressive Republicans
of Minnesota Is to be held in ST. Paul
on October 80 to promote the La Fol-
lette presidential candidacy
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r A NDOM
THINGS AND FILINGS
ELINOR Glynn has written another
naughty hook Policei POlice.i

ELINOR Glynn has written another
naughty book. Police! Police.
WE are to have the revised skirt
this winter Wonder whether it will
be revised up or down?
THERE is. little betting on the out
come of the Gary bribery trials. AS
rule people seldom bet on pipe.
IN the meantime, what does our
own little Madeline Force think of
marriage as far as she has gone?
SOMEBODY suggests, that Italy at
least should have waited until Thanks
giving before beginning war on Tur-
key.
| PRESIDENT Taft had to shuck his
silk hat while talking to the Kansas
insurgents and that is how hot Kan
i sas is.
| THERE are more little picayunish
school boy threats banded about in
/ the Gary graft cases than you can
shake stick at.
! SUBSCRIBER asks us to rake the
boxing game fore and aft again. This
is the land of the free and the home
of the brave, isn't it DO?
ID
! THE esteemed Indianapolis News
is still running a wet" and dry
column. Evidently there are some
thirsts that cannot be auenched.
HAVING seen a picture of Miss
Blanche Scott in her aviation attire
we are convinced more than ever thai
Blanche is a regular little balloon her
self
GERMS in kisses and germs il
hand-shakes. But a lot the presen
care about the germs when they make
love.
TALK about the Mona Lisa smile
1t doesn't begin to compare with thu
smile on the face of the man who stol
the power of the champeen of tn,
"peepul"
"a
WE are bending strenuous effort
to abolish war, but in modern time
war kills its thousands, while pre-
| thousands
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THIS NEWSPAPER Is THE TRADE
PAPER OF THE CONSUMERS OF
THIS CITY-OF THE PEOPLE WHO
BUY THE HOME SUPPLIES.
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firing through a window of Conover's
house when he says he saw Conover
abusing his wife and Ralph Conover.
Jr., returned a verdict of manslaughter,
after six hours elaboration.
Indictments against Mrs. Conover and
young Conover as accessories have been
Quashed,