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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-05
Salem Ban
& Trust Cd

General Banking and Trust BuslH
With our assurance that we
able and willing to take care Of
we solicit your Banking Busin
Open an account with us and we
extend you every favor consist
with good banking principles.
We Pay Four Per Cent on saw
Liberty Street, Just on State
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

NORWEGIAN. Ko6oi6l Pan.
ny Maryi, kr6ry W .Wielki Piatek
1909 roku zapad{ sic czesciowo,
pod}ug rozporzadzenia w}adz jess.
cze 10 lat STAG bedzie bez utytku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

1#5 tmmr 4sf ssk4 e.p.s asa sz@ 5M #lAy m.tc-a @l @pH.s~~ds gma.
THE -Four FAMOUS RACERS THAT WILL RACE THREE HEATS OVER STATE FAIR TRACK
- rz ron TNE CHAMPIONSHIP OF the WORLD. LABOR DAY. SEPT. 4 1911.
~a ThA> sdnrnGmw VII % introduced by Dan Patch 1885, the worlds most popular harness horse And the
ut en1sq uAkx WI ens great feature Of the greatest racing program ever given in Minnesota int the
49,. - @.#@4# s MISUNDERSTANDING .# @~a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
Taiemnica Swiata.

Wldz kwodra W list-s4lub mar
XII = otrxymasz sztuke W minucie.
Bedziesz pokazywa} cuda wy
starczy ma . lata. $40 dolardw "a:
raz wyplace gdy ME prawdziwe.
Adresuj: Frank Tomaszewski, $50
East rs. Str, Chicago, III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
Onlyfka

Jesli zadacle: "Gorzkie Vino
ME robbie .omv}ek przez akcep,o~
wanie preparacja podanej wan
prxez kupoa. 20 wy ohcecie to ]est
Trinera Amerykahski Elixir Corr
ktego Wilma, diatego ze wieo,e 4e
jest ono odpowiednie )%ekarstwo ma
1o}adek i ma cate clafo. Z chwila
gdy apetyt wan ME domaga aila
oiala sic ussczupla uzywajcie 1'ri.
nera Ameaykahskl Elixir Gorzklego
Wilma. Da ono SHY wszystklm or
CANON cla}a i dopomoze i'm wypc}~
MA dobowlazki : latwoscia. Uregu-
Iuj ono w~netrxnoscl j z4besp'. cay
ed zstwardzenia i vszystklch dcls-
gl.wosci zfaozonym tym. Me
lozwoli ono sbieraniu sle niepotrze-
bnych gax6w Y ioiadku wnetra-
no6clach .~yprleszkodz, .rozk}adowi
sawarto6cl iuiadka i kiszek. .Badx-
Gle ostrolni %kupuloie originality
Trinera Amerykanski El;v,r Corr
k,ego W,na. w .aptekach. JOS.
Timer 1893 1889 SO. Asula.d ave.
Ch,c,g,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24


= TCZEW. S letnl synek robot
nlka Wenta z CzYzykowa bswi1
$40 " czo}nie .dwoma innymi to-
warzyszam,. Maggie Wendt oraz
arugi ch}opiec nazwisklem Reich
wypsdli z czo}na poczeli tobac.
Ma}y Reich zdalat SIC sam wyra"
towac, podczas gdy Wenta wyra'
tova}a PAM r., kt6ra skoczy}a
szybko do woody i pochwycl{a go "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

-GDANSK. 30 letnia s}uzaca
Marta Cwikowska upadla z webor-
klein wrzacej wody, przyczem po-
parzy}a sic ciezko ma twarsy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
Z GALICYI

LWoW. Pr. g uliey K 'rdeokie~
go dosta} )aki6 mezczyzna napadu
ezalu Dcbraws1y se do rewolweru
zacza} .strzelac ma wszystkle. strony
Jeden strza{ padt W st:one okoa
przeeiwnej kamiea,oy i t;:aflf sto-
jacego pray okn,e Stan s}awa 0bfe-
ka " s1xron,. kfadac 60 trupem ma
miejscu; Prly ten samem. oknie
sta}a r6wnlez niejaka Marya Ore
ohowa. Zb;te strzaism szkto traffic
ja VI oko tax nleszcsesllwle, ia spo-
wodowa}o jego wylanle. Ssalehoem
zajs}a sc polloya ! odwios}a go do
sakiadu:obiakauycb = Kulparkowie.
WIELKtE: .STRlELCE. Zlo-
dziei, kt6rsY tn cd dsuts.ego ozasu
wielkie rob'li spu~stoszenia, wYsapa~
no. So mimi: Kleboss, Aniol, Sly
flysz l8 do II lat liozacY. .M!odzl,
ale wyrafinoxsni " najwyzs.ym
stopniu. Kradziez u ssyckarza Hah.
ma pope}nili " ten spos6b ~ W vie
cs6r poprsedni p,zwol;li sic najsp'
koiniej zamknat, . gdy ws.ystko
by}ow ciezkim SHE ~pograkone VIE
|dy rozpoozynali oni sbrodnioze sr .
dzieio. Uliylis.ynkarzowi, sablera-
SUNG Pleoiso"y' pa
re sIr.yn n cyg.r ! kilka flaszek
'dobrego:llti Ter, s! podoone wi.yte
.zloiyli daatglatorowi Angresowi.
Ale ! nsspieo1y wo 9 pancw,e mieli
aS-4 sa%# E-E2%=- E2N-% -
wielki apetyt. P,ekarzo sci Kiwu
sowej .rabowali wielk'e ko'acze
forty, c,aeta wtedv, gdy mkt ME
bYl v sklepie. I ges' ME mla'y spo~;
.koju pr.ed. mini. zandarmo~',
..Klrautwaldowi u lalo SIG ,.scL mio-
v b~e;pisc.no un"da,d mis).
see. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

ZkOTOWO. 90 marek ma
grody wyznaczyl magistrat IA wy.
krycie tych, kt6rzY " os tatnim
czasie uszkodzili plantacye prey
placu Bluchera'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
Wygoda .n6g.

Osoby zmuszone DUO chodz,c lub
s,a6 ma nogach cierpia sl)nie, jeze.
Ii stopy ich swedza, bola, puchna
l psla. Te osoby, jak =r6wniez ia
kie, kt6rym poca sig nogi, dozna-
j. wlelkiej ulg, i zapewnia sobie
dogode przez wsypYwanie " tree
wiki i " ponezochy SeverY Prose-
ku do N6g ka*dego raus. Wetrzyj
take troche tego proszku " nogi i
pomiedzY ralce pc kaz lem myciu
a6g.. Sprzedawany przez aptekarsy.
Cena 25 cent6w. Pos taraj sic o
prawdziwy, zwyraL'any tylko przez
W. F. Severa Co., Cedar Rapids.
Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
Grudziadzu. o godz. 7mej rano Cd

Grudziadxu. Q godz. 7mej rano Cd.
praw,oao ma istenoye Rasarus Md's'iz,sg
6w. W kosciele parafialnym, 40
godz. 8 mel ~nastapifo poswiecenie
nowego domu przes miejscov eggo o
ks. proboszcza. Oseods.l drulgie pc
po}udniu odby} sig ma novel sail
wsp6lny oblad cz}onkow ,,sp6fti
budowlanej Bazaar" oraz %zaproszo-'
nych gosci. Toasty wygtosili PIP:
adwokat dr.. kaszewki ks. dzlekan
dr.. Wolszlegier, adwokat Grabars,
dvrektor, ntefanski. red. Zainski,
Donimirski, dr.. U}atowskl Stawln-
ski, Calbecki, Marehlewski ks.
prob. Kupczyhsk:.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

KArOWlCE. Pewien mezozys-
ma przynl6s} ma tutejssy cmentarz
skrzynke Z dziecklem, prossac sone
grabarza Wypi6ra, ably. dziecko O.
debra}a i zrobi}a pogrzeb. Graber
ka skrzynke odebra{a, :poozem
mezczyzua 6w sic oddali}. Kob'eta
choia}a jednak 4 baczyc dziecko j
otwar4a skrzynke. Patrsy, a tn
dziecko otwiera usta i ruszs racze.
tami. Dz,ecko s%aaiesiono -predko
do leoznicy knapszaftowej, gds,e
zdolano malenstwu ,wr6oid przytq
mno5d- Jest. u1adaiejs otrzymaniis
dziecka pray 1|ggciu, .Nie w'ademt
jsdnsk, kim ;ieest CIV wyr0dny 81
oieo, gd5A pc 2 o'ddsniu skf1yoki
noworodkiem, prepaid be1 sladu.
'-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
Wszystkie dzleoi uuiek{y

gleboka. Wszystkie dzleoi uoiek}y
4 kr1syyklem stylko lllstnia cdrkaspoI
sicdzieiela resst6wkkiiaw Jachclcschi,E
=. Sohmidta, sostalssw 16doe gdy=
dzieweoska, kt6razwpad}a wwods,
ukaza}asie know ina powierzothdn,ii,,.
chwyc'la ia Eryka "a suknle j w}o-
81 j wydob7la 2 wody.
POZNAN. Ma placu wYstawy
wschodnlo niemiecklej W Poznaniu
spsli4 sig doszczetnie pavilion, "
kt6rym m:eSclf. aie kantor wymia.
ny pieniedzy l ~golarnla. Wezwana
telefonicznle straz pozarna zdo1a{a
pozar umlelscowit. Przyczyna po~
zaru nlewladoma.
SZAMOTUkY. We Wartos&awiu
pod Szamotutami iona robotDlka
Szafrahskiego, cierpiaca ma reuma-
tyzm, naciera}a nogl okowita, .po-
czem je obandazowa&a. Celem u.s.
mlerzenia b6lu ogrzewa}a; nagle
bandaze zaje}y sie cd p}om ieni
nieszczesfiwa kobieta odnlos}a tax
straszue poparzenia, IL nazajutrz
skona}a w6r6d okropnych meczarn,.
FRANKSZT N. Niezwyk}y
przypadek zdarzy} sic " tatejezym
powiecle pewnej PAM, kt6ra wy
bra}a sic ma ko}owou ma przechads.
ke. w drodze wstapifa do pew"
nego domu l pozostawila ko}o ma
6ciezce poluej PREY miedzy. Roz.
m6wiwszy sic z mieszkahcami VISTA.
d&a ma ko}o pojechafa dalej, Pr
| cbwilce mimo wszelkich WICKLOW
ME mog}a dalej iechad. Zslad}a
ku wielk1emu swemu ~przerazenil
spostrzeg}a, ze 5nija owine}a si'
naoko3o szprych tylnego k6ia i 4
czesGs zmii dostals sic W }anouch
co uniemozllwl}o dalsza jazde. ia
dawita g}owa zy}a ~jeszoze. Mad
biegli !udzie i pomogli przerazc,
nej koblecie zabic gada wyciag
mac go Z ko}a.
INOWROCkAW. Kosoi61 Pan
ny Maryi, kr6ry. " ..Wielki Piatel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
sic bardso podoba. Zegnajao sig da}

SIG bardso podoba. Zegnajac sig dai
Experimentation papissro.'Rsae
stumarkdvlke,1u admieniajac1ssa.eehy
mn n,uulaw,syl,d11alsEstylko 2. mr.#a resstee
|sobie zatrsymaffa. UcieszoDaak obie-
ia wydalaH 4ssii1a r1aH=zssnss, Iecs
gdy p6tniaj chyis}a robid sakupy,
przekonalaIsie, u ja cszukaoo, gdyz
~papiero:vyyl .pi,enlads byl podrobiony.
swlE--OCHLOWICE, ma Cor.
ST.. W pewnym kamieniolomie ma,
gromadsilossi wody ma o1,ery me
try w~ysoko6ci. Pe..len: 20 letni
m}odsienieo zalosyi sic re swym to.
warzyszem, 70 >wydobsdsie : topiel'
tel lbutelkk!ee : w6dkas, jesli ja otrzy.
ma ma wlasn6s6. Szaleniec rzeczyt
wi6cle skoczyt Pc. .wrzucona butelkee
j rczumie sig. J, zywo : topleli ME
wyszodi. Me .do6d tego,- PREY Wy.
dobywanlus zwiok. ~jesscze tego sa-
mego duia, utopi}. sic drugl ezEo'
WEEK. tax. ola butelbi piekielne!
gorzafY. dwoje ludsi utracifo mar
ME zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

- LASlN. w poniedzia}ek dnia
"a llpoa pobfogosia ~l"ny zostaf
zwiazek ma}zenski pomledzv kup~
Gem D. Janem oadowskim z kasina
a pauna Anton'na Jazikowska z
Kfecka. Aktu 6lubnegc udzieli} ks.
wiki. ,Fillpiak. Model parze
,,Szcze6c Boze"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
re SLASKA.

ZABRZE. Pewna w}a6cioielka
sk}adu kolonialnego hy}a zajeta
gotowanlem kawy. Maggie musiala
sic uda6 do sk}adu. Podczss tego
wywr6cifo dwoje dzieci wfasc,oiel-
HI skladu garnek kawa ma s.ebie
i ~poparzy}y rig niebespiecznie.
KEDzlERZYN. Pewna niewia~
sta pcznala ma kolel m}odego os}o-
wleka, kt6ry SIP Z MIA bardzo ser.
oecznle rozga.a', t"l~t-zr- i mt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27
KENTUCKY KID
Of PUG|L|ST|C
FAME IN CITY
MARRIED LADY LIVING NEAR
PENSACOLA AND is HERE ON A
VIsIT-THINKs WoLGASTa WILL
LOSE CHAMPIONSHIP.

Visiting in Pensacola this week are
Bert E. H. kohler and wife. They
are here from Mobile visiting friends
and relatives of Mrs. Kohler, who
formerly lived at Olive Station, near
Pensacola. Mr.. Kohler and Mrs.
Harper were married in Mobile Nov.
20.
Mr.. Kohler is we'll known in sport
ing circles as the Kentucky Kid"
and has enjoyed quite an eventful life
in the pugilistic field as far as light
weights go. He was a youngster at
the business and was getting his first
lessons when Martin Hart, in 1899.
was in the limelight. Kohler is an
ardent admirer of Hart and says he
is sure that Hart could hold the
championship Of the world today If
his hand was not injured.
AID Wolgast is going to meet his
match in Joe Maddox, the New Or
leans boy. thinks Kohler. He says he
has seen both of them work and that
the sporting fraternity want to make
a killing that Maddox is the sure
thing when they meet. This match.
he says, is creating a great deal of
interest and will probably be pulled off
during the Mardi Gras season.
Besides doing some fighting, the
kentucky Kid" has taken a hand in
training others for the ring and 1t
was he who trained Young Corbett for
his fight against Grubin, the Brooklyn
fighter
Kohler gives an interesting account
of his pugilistic record, among the
most important battles being as fol-
lows:
At New Orleans in 1904 his first
professional work began. when in
seven rounds he knocked out Kid
Husband. His next opponent was Kid
Sparks, Of New Auborn, Ind, who
failed to last one round with the
Kentucky Kid
The police interfered with the fight
after it had gone six rounds, when he
and Kid Hogan were pitted against
each other.
In a twenty-five round battle he
won the decision from Kid Williams
in Chicago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27

DO you fish, thn?" mo, but my
daughter does water colors. "-Pele
Mele.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27

Something wrong with this item"
How. now" Says the bridegroom
took his place beneath the floral bell
and 1000 volts were Immediately shot
through his quivering frame. Wash
ington Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27

Kid st. Clair got the decision over
him in fight in Louisville, KY. while
one month later he dealt St. Clair a
knockout blow in the third round.
Gus Benzinaus in a battle in Cincin-
natl put the Kentucky Kid to sleep
in the seventh round, and the nap is
still going on as far as the Kid is
concerned.
A fight to a finish. going thirty two
rounds, was in favor of the Kid when
Johnnie Larry was in the ring with
him in Hamilton. Ohio, while in New
stein he broke his arm in the second
round.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27

Family Needs.-Prospective Tenant
I must have a lake in my estate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27
nThe Smart Set"

The Smart Set" Company, viii
make its appearance at the theatre
for one night. Saturday, Lee. Both,
the vehicle used 10 introduce the com
pany this season The Mayor Of New
Town." a musical comedy in three
acts, prepared by Salen Tut Whitney.
The show scintillates with bright COM
edy gems and is alive with musical
and dancing features. In arranging
for the presentation of "T he Mayor of
New Town due Difference was paid to
the question of balance. The comedy
will contain it's full measure Of music,
laughter and dancing and half score
of novel features new to The Smart
Set" show and its patrons, and for the
most part new to the stage. The show
this season is better than ever before
The musical numbers as they deal
with the chorus are all new and are
excellence examples of he brightest
and best in humorous and sentimental
music. Salem Tut Whitney, the CO.
median star of The Smart Set is
comedian of the first rank and with
the assistance of Miss Ethel Marshall,
the prima donna and Homer Tut,
together with the well known Smart
Set" chorus, a good rip roaring lang
up show is to be expected.
1.-THE Havoc"
When Henry Miller begins his en-
gagement of one night, Jan. 3, in The
Havoc" at the Opera House, he will be
supported by the New York cast in
tact. Two members of this company
are well known in coj0 Miss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27

A HIT at Last-"And so this is the
end said the hero, as he bent over
the form of the dying heroine. while
the orchestra played soft. sad music.
Thank heaven for that" exclaimed a
pathetic voice from the gallery.-Lon-
don Tit-Bits.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27

Tell me about Spain, romantic
Spain" WELL said the motorist,
there are a few bad places as you
come down the mountains, but in the
main the roads are pretty. good
Washington Herald. .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27
LITTLE BOY IS
PAINFULLY HURT
BURTON JOHNSON, SON OF VIM.
r. JOHNSON, SHOT NEAR THE
EYE ACCIDENTALLY BY A
PLAYMATE,
HENRY MILLER,

The danger from air rifles and such
weapons in the hands of young boys
was eXemplifiedr yesterday afternoon
when Burton Johnson. the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Johnson was
painfully injured and came near losing
the sight of one eye, when he was shot
by a companion by accident
The bullet from the rifle struck Just
below the eye, and while the injury is
not serious it is very painful.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27

She holds peculiar views of matri-
mony." That SOP" yes. She says
that even if her husband shouldn't
make a fortune in five years she ex-
poets to stick to him until death. =
Detroit Free Press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27
NEW OFFICERS
JOPPA LODGE
ODD FELLOWS HELD A MEETING
LAST NIGHT AND SELECTED
THEM FOR THE ENSUING
YEAR.

At a meeting of Joppa Lodge No.
6, I. o. o. F., held at Rafford hall
last night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: +,
n. CDR. E. Diaz, Sr.
v. G-J. d. Rawls.
Permanent Secretary-A. S. Cox.
Urea surer-A. V. Clubbs.
Recording Secretary-C. L. wilkins.
Delegate to Grand LODGE. T..
Wilkins.
Alternate-John Rauscher.
DO You believe in seif-help ?"
That depends If you're in d place
where there is anything to help your
self to.'-Baltimore American.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27

His Idea.-Mr. Homebody-I see you
keep copies of all the letters you
write to your wife. Do you do 1t to
avoid repeating yourself? Mr.. Far
away-No. To avoid contradiciting
myseIf.-New York Globe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27

He won.-Vox Populi-Do You think
you've boosted your subscription by
giving a years subscription for the
biggest potato raised in the county?
The Editor-Mebbe not; hut I got four
barrels of samples-Chicago News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-27

He-I don't know what it is, but I
am feeling very unwell ! feel an
awful weight over my heart. She
Poor little man. Let me see-perhaps
it's your pocket book.-Pages Folies,
Paris.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-01

would replace it's wooden trestle work
with the steel spans and cemen abut-
ments.
TRIED TO RELEASE PRISONERS.
Mrs. Mary Hiatt of Terre Haute was
placed under a 81 200 bond in the
Police Court yesterday morning charg-
ed with smuggling a pick saw, ten
inch poniard and a pair or pliers to her
husband. Spencer Hiatt. who is in jail
there on a highway robbery indict-
ment.
HOLD TRIANGULAR DEBATE.
The triangular debate between the
high schools of Lebanon. Frankfort and
Charlottesville will be held Friday
evening. March 8. The question to be
debated Is Resolved. That All Public
school Corporations OF Indiana Should
be Required by Law to Furnish Medical
Examination and Prescribe Treatment
for All School Children"
LAWRENCE co. DRY.
Lawrence County, the first in the
state to vote under the new Proctor
local option law. which was signed by
Governor Marshall, has voted dry
by majorities ranging from a few votes
in some of the more remote townships
to ninety eight in the county seat. Bed
ford. and Isl in Spice Valley Township
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-01
'sTHIS IS MY 44TH BIRTHDAY"
Herbert A. Atkins.

Herbert Austin Atkins. who has a
wide reputation in educational and
scientific circles. was born In Toronto.
Ont, March /, 1857, and received his
education at Toronto University and
Yale University. After leaving the lat
ter institution he Joined the faculty
OF the University of southern California
in 1888. Two years later he returned
to Yale as a lecturer on the history OF
philosophy In 1891 he became pro-
fessor Of logic and philosophy in TRIM
ty College. North Carolina, which posi-
ton he resigned two years later to ac-
cept the chair OF philosophy in the
College for Women at Western Pre-
serve University. Professor Atkins is
the author of several we'll known col
lege textbooks and numerous papers
on psychological and philosophical sub
jects-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-01
in prosecutions TO rviolation of liquor

in prosecutions 70 rviolation of liquor
laws"
JUDGMENT AGAINST BANKRUPT
FOR MALICIOUS INJURY NOT DIS
CHARGED. school teacher was ad-
judged bankrupt, and before she was
discharged the sheriff took her into Gus
tody on execution under a Judgment
against her before her voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy was filed. On her
petition for habeas corpus she was
temporarily released from custody
pending her application for discharge
In bankruptcy. The discharge In bank
ruptcy was granted and the court, on
considering her petition for writ of ha-
beas corpus, discharged her from the
custody of the sheriff. The circuit court
of appeals in Peters VS.. United States
ex rel. Kelly. 1T Federal Reporter. 1856.
reverses the Judgment against the
bankrupt. having been rendered on a
declaration containing count for tres
pass, alleging that she overstepped her
authority as a school teacher in admin
istering corporal punishment, it would
be assumed. under the full faith and
credit clause of the federal constitution.
that the verdict rendered in the state
court, on which the Judgment was bas-
ed, was sustained by sufficient evidence
and was rendered under proper in
structions, and hence that the Judgment
was for a willful and malicious injury
from which a discharge in bankruptcy
would not relieve, under the rule that
a Judgment for damages under a count
for trespass cannot lawfully be rend-
cred. except on proof OF willful and
malicious injury.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-01

There is nothing optimism.
Optimism which
do this characteristic
their they ALWAYS
It is optimistic
the first
he has undertaken with
in cheerful frame of mind
optimistic wrong
by casting cold
for He believes in his felix
How often do of a ceess?
while his
disposition his
his optimism
8 he
the other hand then opmsts
has
digestion 1t at least
to
right
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-01
RELIEF.

Does any sense Of bondage
weigh you down? Disappoint-
ment, it may be-failure, life's
fair promise biighted. 1t may be
the bitter slavery of evil habit. 1t
may be a dull and apathetic way
of life, stirred with vague
yearning toward higher possibili-
ties. 1t may be the darkness OF
lost faith. 1t may be bereave-
ment that has emptied life. What
ever it be, the angel of delverance
stands beside you. He is perhaps
in very humble garb, unsupported
Of you. Some lowly duty awaits
you. Some saddened life, I'M
noticed by your side, asks you to
cheer it. Whatever opportunity
of duty or of service lies In the
path before you is Gods own mes
senger. Meet it like the mes
senger of a king
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-01
Heart toHeart
Talks.


This man failed in business.
People in the neighborhood could not
understood why.
As a merchant he was very atteD-
tive to business, he kept a good assert.
ment, and his habits were good. Why
should he fail7
Simply because he seldom smiled.
Whereat you are incredulous.
It is true. The man made his place
unpopular because he greeted you me-
chanically when you entered, listened
soberly to your requests. tied up your
package grimly, bowed you out Sc
dately, and never, from frst to last,
was there upon his face the vestige OF
a smile.
The store depressed you as does an
undertaking shop.
Next door was his competitor. who
had not half the other mans expert
ence in business nor half the capital
invested. But he knew how to vel
come a customer. You felt Mt home
Immediately you entered. The atmos-
phere was surcharged with cheerful
ness. The merchant smiled as he
waited on you. talked pleasantly of the
weather and smilingly ushered you
out.
This man succeeded where the other
failed.
Perhaps you have never analysed the
Impressions made upon you in differ
ent places nor interpreted to yourself
| the difference In the craftsmanship ac-
! companied by a smile. but you have
been affected in your purchases just
| the same.
| A smile is big capital.
1t is a commercial asset
1t Is not so put down on the balance
sheet nor on the profit and loss &C
count, but 1t may be discovered be
tween the lines OF each days business
| The smile removes friction from the
days doings. 1t creates successful at
mosphere. A business man / know
hangs this over his desk:
| Smile awhile,
| And while you smile another smiles.
And soon there's miles and miles Of
| smiles
| Because you smiled.
A smile is like pebble dropped int
the quiet waters of pond. The ripples
60 out and on and out to the farthesl
shore until there's miles and miles
| of smiles"
Smiling is contagious.
If you smile In the worlds face Il
will smile bae k at you.
| If you face II with n frown it will
front you with disfavor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-01
Recent Legal
Decisions

IS EVERYBODY PRESUMED TO
KNOW WHISKY In the case of
Treadwell vs. state, So Southern Re-
porter, 900, bottle of whisky was in
troduced in evidence. and witness re-
quested to open it, taste the liquor and
say If it was whisky. This was OBJ
jected to by the defendant on the
ground that the witness was not shown
to be an expert. The supreme court
of Alabama held that this objection was
without merit. giving the following as
its reason: 1T is hardly to be sup
posed in this day and generation that
expert testimony is required in the
taste of whisky. to say whether or
not liquid is whisky. 1t may require
connoiseur to tell the different brands
or superior from an inferior article.
but the law makes no such distinction