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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-08
MEN!
"A Small Leak will
Sink a Great Ship"
MEN!

The early decay of manhood is the
most depressing condition with which
physicians are confronted Ito robs
the blood of it's richness and fertility,
the mind of its nobliest energies, the
nervous system of its tone and elestic-
ity and the whole body of its Animal
ing power
1t is caused mainly through indis-
crctions of youth, in later years
through excuses and dissipation
while not uncommonly due to over
work. severe mental strain, business
worry or other cause.
Its victims are found among all
classes of men. The sufferer will find
that where formerly he felt energetic,
hustle and push his business or work,
he now feels weak, tired, listless and
indifferent and has a don't care feel
ing. He is easily fatigued and feels
unequal to any great mental or physi-
cal effort. There is an inability to
concentrate the mind. The eye lacks
it's former luster He is troubled with
gloomy foreboding and is irritable,
cross and easily annoyed. His sleep
is disturbed and in the morning he is
not refreshed. he lacks confidence in
himself and often has pains in his
back and head.
MAN, if that is your condition, it is
high time that you should stop the
.'small leak that is saping the vital
ity from your system. searching
and thorough examination from an ex-
perienced specialist may save you
from a premature old age and possibly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-08
THRILLERS ONCE;
NOW PEASANTS

CONTINUES from Page one,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-08
WOMAN.

All diseases peculiar to your sex,
successfully treated. | extend free
consultation to all and invite you to
call upon me when in need of careful,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-08
MY OFFICE

Is centrally located, easy of access
and yet very private. If you are con
scious of a small but constant drair
upon your system come to me now
before the small leak" has all but
sunk your ship. l, will tell you YOU
true condition and how you can be
cured.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08

lutionary changes. The tarir will be the first victim. Schedule K. which means the wool duties. will he let severely alone at last. They will never let wool be thrown over their eyes and hide far more important imports like eau de Cologne bombazine. or whatever you call it. and various other articles which are absolutely indis- psnsable to humanity.
 It Is quite within the cards that the administration elected in 1916 will pass laws prohibiting chewing every thing but gum: will amend the con stitution to prevent husbands staying out after eight thirty. and will do lots of other things which will make a change for the-better or worse?
 Seriously speaking. most men who are opposed to woman's suffrage take that stand not because they like wo- man less. but because they like her too much as she is to be willing to let her position in life undergo so great an alteration. They believe that wo- men as 1t is exercise a far greater in- fiuence on the enactment of laws. po- litical and social than she can ever hope to wield on her entrance into the political field. They also believe that woman Is far too good and far too temperamentally delicate to engage In political controversy. It may be said in answer that these very virtues will result in elevating the tone of politics. but who would give a guarantee that the effort on women in turn may not be baneful? Will women improve politics or will politics hurt women?
 For good or i'll. the day seems to be approaching when the fair sex will receive half share in the responsi bilities of government, and the better half at that. and there is nothing left for the country but to prepare itself for the new order. They may succeed in passing laws of which most men cannot approve. but certainly the i'm provement to result from their partic ipation in affairs of government will outweigh the feminine peculiarities which We must believe to be inevita- ble in future governments.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08
WoMAN'S SUFFRAGE.

Such question as this should d. ways he approached by mere man " n the most intense reverence. No amount of delicacy can be considered superfiuous when placing a profane masculine foot within the sacred fem mine province. but now that her ma jesty. woman. Is entering the political arena she must be prepared to see the newspapers Four states. We were told by yesterdays dispatches. have voted in favor of the full franchise for women, and this means that a twelfth part of the states favor the idea of letting women aid in government.
 Nobody "dassent" say word against Inc decision of those states. unless some reckless individua who fears nothing. but. really. what advantages do women gain by taking part in po- litical contests?
 After all the unfortunate men have not done so badly considering every thing. They were confronted by some very hard problems in their time and seem to have overcome them fairly we'll in their own ridiculously mascu- line way. And besides it may be ven- tured that men seem to be more fully adapted to the wear and tear and worries of political controversy. But. now-Place aux danes.
 When everything is said and done woman's suffrage will mean only a doubling of the vote for each of the political parties and will change the relative strnegth of neither. for a wife will vote as her husband does. rather a husband will vote as his wife says. and the single man will also have some fair tyrant to dictate to him far more severely than did ever one of the political bosses of old. Either that or the deluge.
 Well. if the ladies ever get control of affairs We may expect some revo-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08
NOME, ALASKA, NOV 8, 1912.
FALSE ELECTION REPORTS.

The very moment an hour corre- spending with six p. m in New YorH struck here we had the s.tme old in NentiOns sprung about the election re- suits. As the day Wore on We had all kinds of people elected and all kinds of states turned topsy turvy in DO litioal sense. Some one sprung The story that several bulletins had ar rived. but that the signal corps mcr were refusing to let them out. and the unfortunate members of that co ps were tormented tn death in eGnse- quence.
 There was no doubt about it, Roose- welt had carried Pennsylvania. Illinois and several other important states be- fore 8 o'clock and Nome was kept in the dark. A horrible conspiracy had been matched 10 hide the results.
 This was only one rumor of many that got afoat about the national election. but several were sprung about Alaska. During the past couple of days another black conspiracy lad for its object the disfranchisem: !, If kiana and some other precincts. Aftcr| some days we may expect to lear:I by| wireless that Kiana has perfor a political miracle or two and changed the whole complexion of the Sc rardI Peninsula representation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08
INDIANAPOLIS TRIALS.

That is dramatic. an absorbing and distressing tale which Distr' '
 Attorney Miller is unfolding at Ind.- annapolis. The government a:tor1 "
 indulges in no spread eagle flights. Ee
 talks with the earnest candor If 6
 man who has his fact in hand and is sure of them.
 IL IS painful to be forced to believ"
 man is oppressed by the law. whers prosperity abounds as II abounds nc
 where else on earth. and wher- any youth can rise 10 wealth and pi1ce if
 he soberly and assiduously applies his
 powers and his energies. q considert-
 ble number of men should have lcaE
 ued themselves together to destr.y property and 10 do murder as a pro- test against these very conditions of liberty and happiness.
 Not one of these men engaged m this criminal work had excuse of pow erty or wretchedness. All of them were labor politicians. holding salarie1 positions and offices. and in receipt of incomes. paid by workingmen. far in excess of the wages of the most skilled and diligent mechanic. The men fror. this city implicated in this lawless and criminal work have been notoriously m the possession of large funds. and have lived in style of extravaganza and luxury which well to do business m-n could not possibly afford.
 The question naturally arises IS 10 what would satisfy such men. Ger tainly not the institution of the CO., operative commonwealth or the an- archistic commune of which they con stantly prate. for under such social conditions they would have to toll like other workingmen-and 1t is matter of record that not one of these men has done q days work for q days wages in years.
 The only conclusion to which the reasoning mind can come is that these men find il easier to obtain the funds for their extravagant and idle mode of life by stirring up discontent and ap- pealing for contributions from working people than by engaging in some use- full vocation. They wslld rather dy- namite than dig.
 There are numerous signs that the great mass of organized workers are not in sympathy with any program of criminal violence and that they are heartily tired of being assessed to pay gigantic sums to criminal lawyers and criminal promoters. This talk can be heard wherever thinking union men and 1t is hopeful sign of better times for the unions and for so- ciety at large.-San Francisco Call.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08

Rubber Stamps made st the Nueoe, office
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08

Nave you tried the Tuna Fi< just like chicken. a Breeding G eoS sn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS.

FIRE ALARM SIoNALs. 12- Standard Oil Co "a. Csrstsns Cold sterssa is John j. sssnoo Co. eff,es. IS. Hssdausrtsrs Sslosn. 2i. Rseordsrs' Office 2< ls~osnos hetsi. 2s. Fire osesrtmsat 9'. Discovery ssleea. g. Torksy's ciear sts~s. 4i. Pacific Cold Storage Go. sssdspit 42. Third Ave. and Lance Wsy.
 Engine houss Phone Main e7. Seven WhistIsa Water. Three Fies GU,
 OFFICIAL PAPER.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08
RICH CHOCOLATES.

Toby has the most delightful eho eolates. They arc GunthsPs ehoeo Iatss, Varsity chocolates, Victoria eho eolatss.
 He also has the famous varsit Bitter Svssts . full line of which ar made fresh here every day.
 In addition to those dslights he ha ice cream made from frssh cream.
 For all that makss fife worth Twin 90 to ToBYs CANDY KITCHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08
YOUR LAST CHANGE.

To get the best eggs for sl2As per case. We have less than one hun dred cases of eggs left and after they are gone 1t will be impossible to get such fine eggs for so little money. The only egg shipped and stored in cool CTS. Get your orders in while they last. Alaska's Best Friend.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08
MINING q DREDGING EDITION.

The Mining and Dreding Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget are on sale at Butler -Mauro Co.,. Lomen Bros. and the Board of Trade. Price 50c per copy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-08
OUR CIRCULATION.

The Daily and Weekly Nugget has . guaranteed circulation greater than any other paper published in Aiasks Our circulation books gre open for in. sDeetion to our advertisers
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
Parlello, the UphoIsierer

ow peasart St. near Rock 's- m8 Erdse Phone isss Jp- h..=te.fe Nattr and ushloHs to O'- der Worn and Cracked Leather Fur einfe Cushions and automobiles re- a.et aad ename.ai. era w1 &b ..t iad aHa fHtmeie3. l-d MoJ
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
FIRSI IRS CONCERT
 WELL RECEIVED
VISITING MUSICIANS AT PARK Ho- TEL PRAISE THE NEW
 ORCHESTRA.
Perfect Acoustics Make Rotunda a Splendid Concert Ha1--Vstors
 Invited t1 the Concerts.

4 resident Of Hot Springs remarked sunday eyeain hat the music at che Park hotel was always a rare, treat He aas informed by musician pres ent Alr N Davies of Detroit. Michs who ls quest of t6e Park that the superior acoustic properties of the TO-. unda turned the maen.fceut lobby into eeritaole concert hau No. where does orchestral music sound more harmonious than at the Park. for the resonance ~is almost perfect Sound mullplles sound without eyer decreasing its volume, or causing a conflict of echoes.
 IL is well known in musical aooas- ties that sound is reflected rom walls and ceiling. and is echoed back to the point Of origin This. increases the yoaH and sweetness aud gives ad. dtti9nal delight to the auditors lt Is nt ac well known thac rercelel music is mitch improved ia qa. pty That is why he disa pearng 3apU plaTs sccb attractive mui, Good acc sttc. inspire pla5 CTS 1 perform. their best.
 Whether the masterly skill, of the performers ta the Park hotei~or hes tra. or me superior acoustics of the rotpnda made the initial concert a de-. lightful entertainment on Sunday night it is enough that the visitors and local friends of this hotel VI" have some excellent music seeyad to them daily. The general cAr -essio1 Of the visiting musicians preaent was athat a capable orchestra was playing to splendid advantage
 Many comments were heard in fa- vor Of the corneast and the cello player Both instruments are in inc hands of master artists,
 There are only a limited number of hIgh-class cello players to he had be cause this Instrument can be used onTy as part of full orchestra, bug when well played # gives a great volume of sweet tone to orchestral music Dur ing the season both the cello player and the cornetst will render solo SC lectious at the evening concerns Of the Park hotel
 All visiting guests and local people are cordially invited by Manager Hayes to visit the hotel during the concerts.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23

DR. JOHN TRlPP's BLOOD pURl- FiER CONTAINS No MERCURY OR POTASH. 7t4 t-2 CENTRAL AVE. NUE.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
WATCH YOUR HAIR, LADIES.
Eternal Vigilance is the Price Of Lux
 uriant and Radiant Hair.

If dandmf eerms are devourine the noaEsAmeut that belongs to the hair 1t wiII soon begin to fall Further more. H Will Ee7e tts-iiGa and lus,re and 43I become dll, faded and even look sloreHjy.
 # yen have any sins of dandrufi you ought to Eo right 10 your drug. es today and get a bottle of PA RJSIAN SAGE This delightful and refreshing hair ionic is e--=+4s-teed by soweIs Drug Co to Alu dandruft germs. clean the head of nltsy dan deurt stop falling hair aad itching scalp ar money back And Itaees just what t .s guaranteed To do end that's 0ny s sales are so euormous tire country over PARTsIAN SAGE is the favor.te Of refined women One aottie ploges,its superiority.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
TAFT AND HITCHCOCK
President Expresses Confidence jo His
 Postmaster General.

Washing.o8. Jan 22-Twice today President Taft denied emphaticaily to white house callers that he placed any 'credcnce 5a reports 5lat Postmas- CT General Hitchcock had been politically active to prevent his renommauon once, at 1e8st JHe president denied that cabinet off ers had uraed hm to oust Inc postmaster general from his official family. because of alleged antTaft activity and visitors who talked with ahe president gained fine impression that he bad aot the slight est doubt of Mir Hijohcocks loyalty. The president was reported tonight to have said that if his postmaster general were proved disloyal he would be the most badly fooled man in the country He was wiling that bis al. .itude toward Mr Hitchcock be made public
 Some of the presidents advisers were inclined to tle view that a con eerted effort was being made o force an open break hetween MT Taft and Mr. Hitchcock so the latters services and his political advice might be re- moved from the Taft camp Friends Of the president did not discount the worth of the political assistance the postmaster general might give Mir, Taft.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
PROFESSIONAL eoWLeRs.

Thre vill De professional bowl 5u4. match at the Park hotel alleys t1is etenIne 5f N.30 o'clock between Ho three-men teams eeaHHased ot nrn- fessiona bow Iers as follows; Nessrs. Klein Holzer and McRoberts on one team and Messrs Villas Iltman and Robinson on tho other. Mr Carey of 'hicago wiii De referee and stakehold- er II wil De he iirat professional
 8me of tho season and some good sport is promised
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
How Old People May PrOlOng
 Their Lives

At advanced age the organs act more slowly than in youth. Cifcu- lauon become poor. blood thin and waiefy. appetite huul, and diees- ton weak. This condition leaves the system open to disease such as Coughs, Colds Grippe, Pueumo- nia. Rheumat,m etc
 NINOL .is thc greatest health creator and body builder we know of for old people as it supplies the very elements needed to re- build wasting tissue and replace weakness td strength
 '--'''- HERE is THE PROOF
 A case is recorded ln Albany. x. E. of woman who felt ehe was breaking goWu hY age and WAs donmed Co tbe weak md feeble condition ut old people. Sue had uo strength aud Inc slighteet es- eriion ifea her bot NlNoi mndr hee well aud strong, aud rhc siaiee hAt she fleets len gears younger than she did be- fore taking ttNOL.
 We ask every aged person in this neighborhood to try bottle of VINOL with the understanding that We will retun their money if it does not prove beneficial
 R. c. MORRIS DRUG CO.,,
 Hot Springs. Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
GREENWAY FUNERAL.
Body shipped to Huntsville for Inter.
 Meot After Ceremony at Home.


 The body of the late Dr. Gilbert Christian Greenway was shipped yes terday afternoon to Huntsville Ala for mterment after a short service at the home on Wilmington avenue. just aefore the departure of the Rock ISL and train Accompanyiue the remains were aii tae members of the immedt ate family the sons having arrived in time to al 20 together witch Che widow and dauahter Rev. Lloyd Of The Episcopal church ofeo.ated at the at the home Maa friends of the deceased called and paid quiet respect to his memory while the floral offerings were }ery uumer ous and most beautiful
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23

Vixen buyins cough medicine lor| children bear n mind that Chamber
 oin.s Cough Remedy s most effect. ual for colds eroap and whoopng cough and ahat f. contains no harm iul dr1g Ter sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23

Medicines that aid nature are always most effectuol Chamborlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan. II alays the cough relieves the lungs. opens the secreuons and aids nature in re storing the system to a healthy con. di4ou. Thousands have testified to lis superior excellence Sold by ali dealers
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
HlGH TEA

Mrs Berestord Cobb win entertain Thursday afternoon from ? 10 6 at bigh tea for the benefit of the Orange Street Presbyterian church. Music. reading and refreshments Come and enjoy the afternoon. Place, BOG East Grand avenue
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-02

Atlantic CITY, N. J., july 2.--In view
of 1900 spectators the big balloon
Akron, built by Melvin Vaniman with
the idea of flying across the Atlantic,
was shattered by an explosion of gas,
half mile off shore over Absecon
inlet today. Vaniman, his brother, Cal
vim, Fred Elmer. Walter Guest and
George Bourtillion, the crew, were in
stantly killed.
The dirigibIe was sailing at height
OF 1000 feet and had been in the air
about fifteen minutes when the acci-
dent occurred. The huge envelope
containing thousands of cubic feet of
gas, was rent by the terrific force Of
the explosion, probably caused by ex-
pansion from the suns rays 1t burst
near the middle, while mass of fame
hid the ship from view and then the
ship was seen to fall like plummet.
The first understructure of the car
broke from the envelope and plunged
downward carrying with it the mem
bers Of the party. Later it was said
LIib2 uCdAICSS DONy VI 1elINlH VduiHAddA
had been recovered and the other
bodies were entangled in the wreckage
In eighteen feet Of water.
MRS. Vaniman, who was on shore,
collapsed and is in a serious condition.
The fight was the second the airship
had taken this year. vaniman was
trying the craft in short flight June
i, when 1t was nearly wrecked by
some mechanism going wrong.
Description Of Great Ship.
A 100 horsepower motor was used
for two forward vertical propeIlers and
two large motors for two pairs Of hori-
zontal ptopeIIers.
These propellers could be used to
raise or lower the ship. A small mo-
tor and dynamo was used for electric
lighting and to furnish power for a
wireless outfit.
In the forward end Of the platforn
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-02
Clark, Underwood and /
Foss Released Their
Delsyates at the End
Metien Was Made BY FtzgsS 4 to Make Nomination BY
Aeclamation But Missouri De- 'tion Stuck BY cIark's
HOun Dawg TIL He NJ 81 Kicked 0ut
Convention Adjourned Catil 9 Tonight

Coming from behind sns fight covering days and
for-sx ballots since the bang Friday
Woodrow Wilson candidate
for president given the today having
climbed from 1876 votes the last ballot
passed the necessary two thirds this
On the forty third ballot the first today Wilson
: Votes and the hoped for break appeared a and.
Illinois Hfy.sisht delegates propelled the
made IdahO Louisiana Maryland
Michigan North Carolina Virginia
consin Hawaii, Utah Colorado.
the it's for
Underwood Bankhead casting
for Wilson, Wilson
eontrolabte =
cIars vote during the ascendsnry
Z showed equal and opposite falling
On the forysith ballot
that Clark had
nomination seemed certain Foss also the forty ballot
withdrew from the The delegates
Wilson,
FITZGERALD Of New York moved the roll call be dispensed with and
the nomination be aoelamaton.
New Yors spokesman Wilson's nomination aoolama
-.tS1
frenzy galleries Delegates
stood chairs and waved hats and flags Senator Reed Ms
objected New Yors
Z the Of call at s.15, Viii
4 shown be the nominee.
a ~ The convention then adjourned until p.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-02

OVER ALL
NORTHWEST
This Vicinity Had Almost ZACH
and Half
Precipitation Of Untold Value
to Growing Crsps
Rained at Wlliston, Devils
Lake and Other Points

The rain which fell last night in
series of showers was quite general
over the entire northwest. It came
I'm the nature Of showers, however,
and not as a general soaking rain.
Reports today showed that 1t rained
at Williston, Devils Lake and from
Fargo to the Montana line along the
N. p. This would indicate that al
most the entire state got good wet
ting.
The rain came at just the right time
to be Of immense value to the crops.
II breaks the exceeding hot spell and
practically insures a bumper crop.
AT the Moorhead weather station the
rain guage showed the total precipt-
tation to have been 1874 inches.
The downfall at Georgetown and
vicinity was Of the drenching kind,
one farmer phoning that the land had
been wetted down two or three
inches H p. Arp of Glyndon said the
water on his farm had gone down at
1. !. 5sxe5f
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-02
ERROR MAY LOSE
LAWYERS JOBS
AND OTHERS AIDING
IN ANTI TRUST CASES MIGHT
LOSE PLACES.

Washington, July "a mere error
In engrossing threatens to legtslate
Jacob M. Dickinson, former secretary
or war, and other attorneys out Of Of
flee as special government counsel in
antitrust and interstate commerce
cases. Originally the bill would have
barred the employment OF special
counsel who have been in government
service within two years preceding.
The house modified the prohibition to
apply on the future appointments, but
overlooked In the engrossed copy
already signed in the house. He viii
ask the senate to eliminate the prohi-
ton altoges