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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
LIVES OF SIXTY ARE
|MPER|LLED IN COLLISION.

The lives of sixty people were en-
dargered on the Holman street cross
ing last night, when northbound
street car on tho Green line ran into
a moving freight train the Nickel
Plate tracks.
Although the blame for the accident
has not yet been officially fixed it APP
pears that IL was due to the grossest
negligence of some one responsible.
The vestibule of the street car was
partly demolished but the passengers
fortunately escaped all injury.
At the barns this morning it was
said that the street car No. 511 was
IN charge of conductor u. II. Hoke and
motorman Aionzo Afilligan. The acct
dent happened about 1890 at time
when may people were returning home
The freight engine was in charge of
engineer W. p. Miller and conductor e.
r Green.
Investigates Accident.
Supt. II. c. Green. of the Green Line
was not in his office today. and no ons
could be found who could authoritia-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
Sneak Thief Busy.

Some time between $50 o'clock yes
terday morning and o'clock last night
a sneak thief entered the room of Gus
tave Price, 321 Holman street. and es-
capped with a gold watch and chain,
valued in the neighborhOod of nearly
500.
The case was reported to the police
this morning and have description of
a man who was seen lettering around
the house.
Description of watch and chain:
Watch-Waftham make, works No.
5s11109; chain. IA caret gold. big links.
Watch valued at SIS and the chain SIS.
An offer of s25 will be given for the re-
turn of the property.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
Error Causes Delay.

The board of public works this morn
ing awarded the contract for the Allen
and Harrison street sewers TO the Calu-
met Construction company the bids hav-
ing been opened this morning. A. j.
Campbell and Charles Lavene are in
terested in this company.
owing to an error in the advertise
ment for the Lewis street pavement II
was necessary to re-advertise for bids
which arc to be opened on May ard. Ac-
cording to the advertisement tbs bids
for this pavement should have been
opened today.
Plans and specifications for the Walt
ham street pavement. section {, from
Lewis 10 Hart street were accepted
and the hearing on the remonstrance
set for May 3rd-
A resolution vacating an alley
through the Irving school property was
accepted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
Duck Season Over.

Although the duck season closes
again today, the local nimrods seem to
be bit sorry as they have experienced
some of the best shooting that they
have had in late years. The Lake Front
seems to have been the ideal spot for
ducks this spring. as thousands have
been killed in the past few weeks. Six
hunters who camped at the water $
edge. is said to have killed many
as four hundred in one day.
Hunters who went to the Kankakee
for good shooting came back disap-
pointed. as they found the water too
high Many geese were shot in the vi
cinity of Crown Point this year. two
hunters getting as high as az in one
morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
R|OT0US
CONDUCT
FOR SUNDAY

Riotous revelry refgned supreme in
Hammond over Saturday night and
Sunday. and as result the police de-
partment and the patrol wagon were
kept busy making seven arrests for
drunkenness and two on a charge of
disorderly conduct. Other fights and
disorderly actions were reported in 9TH
er parts of the city where no arrests
were made. The arrests were.
Nick Sabit. East Hammond, arrested
by Officers Schaadt and Walak at
Morton avenue for drunkenness.
John Mudy, East Hammond, arrested
by officer Schaadt and wallak for
drunkenness.
Frank Fryor. Hammond, arrested by
Einsele and Carlson at Truman avenue
for drunkenness.
Jack Cannon, Hammond. arrested by
Officer Carlson at State and Oakley for
drunkenness.
l. Jansen. Maine hotel. Hammond. ar
ested by officer Homerich at Michigan
Central depot for drunkenness.
John Glannon, Lacrosse. Wis, was
arrested by Chief Austgen on Holman
street for begging and drunkenness.
Philip Gorjewski. East Hammond. ar
rested by officer Wallak and Schaadt
at Walter avenue for drunkenness.
Roy Gish and Herman Stillon, both of
Hammond were arrested by officer
Stelow. on State street. near Oakley av-
enue where they were fighting, and
charged with disorderly conduct.
Il has been many a day since Judge
Barnett's court has had such busy ap-
pearance. and reminded some of the
Sarrison street station court Chicago.
where the prisoners are disposed of in
one -two-three fashion in order to get
ready for the next case.
Those arrested on the charge of
drunkenness with the exception of
Frank Fryor. plead guilty, receiving a
fine of 81 and costs, amounting to 81
Fryor who has been an old offender
and has been arrested a number of
times for intoxication. was fined IS and
costs amounting to SIS. With Jack
Cannon and John Glannon. Fryor will
be taken TO Crown Point today in de-
fault of payment.
AS this was the first time Roy Gish
/ and H. stillon have been in trouble
they were released.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
COMPLAINT
MADE Of
SEWERAGE
American Maize Products
Filtration System Is De-
clared to Be Not a Success,
Though Fortune Has Been
Spent to Remedy Evil.

Although the American Maize Prod
ucts Co. operating the glucose and
starch factory at Roby has installed a
battery of twelve settling tanks in
which the plants grain waste is to be
treated, the system is not giving en-
tire satisfaction, judging from the
complaints that are being made, about
the water conditions at the lake front
There appears to be growing danger
that within year or two. such large
amount of waste product will have
been poured into the lake that the
water along the bathing beach will
become uninhabitable owing to the
offensive smells.
The waste now empties into the lake
through thirty inch sewer about two
hundred feet from the shore. The
mouth of the sewer is submerged, but
this in way insures the waste from
rising to the surface of the water. The
plants water intake is about two
thousand feet in the lake.
The worst feature about the waste
appears to be the offensive odor and
taste which it creates in the water
Some of the fishermen at the lake
into the lake and that 1t is so strong
that within twenty-four hours it VIII
completely ruin a net. but this charge
is contradicted by the fact that fish
live in this water and that the migrat-
ing ducks and geese found this portion
of the lake a desirable feeding ground.
The company has spared no money in
procuring the best possible system to
do away with the waste nuisance but
so far it apparently has been unsucces-
full. The Hammond water intake is 4
mile from shore.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
TOO ESCAPE IN
A GAS EXPLOSION
Steel Co. Plant at
So. Chicago
Shook up

An explosion destroyed part of the
gas power houses of the Illinois steel
company at East Eighty sixth street
and Calumet river. causing property
loss of more than 100000 and endan-
gered the lives OF 100 men and scattered
machinery and trunks around for a
block
Before the debris had settled flames
burst from the shattered structure and
all the available fire fighters in the
southern end OF the city were required
to prevent the fire from spreading to
the surrounding buildings.
The force of the explosion was SO
severe as to shake the whole adjoining
section. and persons living blocks away
were fairly shaken out of bed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
NICE NEW
INDUSTRY
PROM|SED.

West Hammond is to have fine little
industry as a result OF the leasing from
A ]. Campbell, the weil-known HAM
mond plumber. of $50 feet of frontage
along Piummer avenue. Just east of the
Hammond Brewing companv's plant
"A three-story Building. i,exfoo fact
in dimensions, is to be erected at once
and the machinery for the plant is al
ready ordered. The plant is to be known
as the Consumers Grain Products COM
pany, of which Richard winkler is the
head.
The plant will take the bi-products of
the Hammond Brewing company and
other breweries and manufacture it
into feed. The secretary of the COM
pany is ]. T. Mayers and the treas
urer is H. c. Schall-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
VANDALS BUSY AGAIN

People owning and driving automo-
biles in Hammond are up in arms over
the fact that during the past three
weeks some one has been throwing
glass and bottles on the different thor
oughfares in this city, causing a great
deal OF damage to automobile tires.
Just what the vandals' motive is no
one knows, but If the person or persons
are caught they will be arrested and
severely punished. Between state street
and alumet avenue Saturday afternoon
six broken bottles were found scattered
about on Indiana avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
Fellowship Banquet.

The Irish Fellowship club, one of
Hammond's young, but promising, So
cial organizations will hold it's first
banquet tomorrow evening. The affair
will be given at the Masonic temple at
$50 and covers will be laid for seven
ty-five to a hundred guests.
Quinn O'Brien. noted Chicago attor-
ney, and a popular after-dinner speak
er, will be the guest of honor, adm those
who will attend the first banquet ex-
pect to hear something while hearing
from him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
Suspicious Characters.

report came to the police station
last night that three suspicious char
acters were seen lettering around the
vicinity Of Al Bauer street, but when
an officer arrived they had made their
get away. Nothing has been reported
missing in this neighborhood, but the
police are keeping a sharp lookout for
suspicious looking characters
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15

Mrs. William L. iiunpleIies. wife 1f
the congressman from the state of
Washington, } Z record " being
the best assistant senato~ in the ma
tion's capital. for she is an expert
stenograpner well as Deing In fuIl
sympathy with all the affairs of her
husband. While Uncle Sam does not
officially recognize her a. part of
his law-maklng body. nevertheless
she is, and there are many who have
reason to know that such is the case.
She has rare executive ability and 1t
is due to her efforts that her h1s-
bands -ffic~ is one OF the best man.
aged in the House of Representatives.
office building.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
Completing Work.

The construction department of the
Chicago Telephone company has about
completed a large piece of work, which
consisted mainly in putting in larger
cables and extending them, thus giving
the Hammond exchange large service
wire system.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15

Immediately upon his return to
Chicago from Panama and Central
American. Alderman Theodore h.
Long offered a reward of 5000 for
information leading to the discovery
Of his son, Carson Long, who oisap-
peared from North Yakima. WASH.
on March :. He complained OF q
headache for two days. took some
powders ootained at a local drug
Sto-e ard has not been seen since.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
NOT DONE TILL MAY Is.

The work of the assessors office in
North township, which is in charge of
Township Assessor B. e. Escher. will
not be completed until May Is, Mr..
Fischer has a number of deputies at
work and the population of the town
ship is growing so fast that it requires
an increasingly large number of depu-
ties to handle the work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
Back From Fort Wayne.

DIR. n. G. Merz has returned from TT,
Wayne having gone there last week
with his son Henry. Jr- whom he plac
ed in Concordia College there. He
spent most of his time at medical
clinic which was in progress there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15

A FEW DIMES FOR CAR FARE OR
POSTAGE IF YOU'RE ANSWERING
ADS FEW DIMES FOR YOUR OWN
WANT" IF YOU'RE ADVERTISING
~ THE TIMES-AND THE USUAL RE-
SUIT IS 4 JOG
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15

NoTHIN0-s OF GREATER rnPon.
vANCE TO you THAN TO KEEP
POSTED ON PASSING EVENTS IN
YOUR LOCALITY BY READING THE
TIMES EACH Ev ENIN0
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
CLUBS OPENING
SHOOT YESTERDAY

AT the opening shoot of the Ham
mond Gun club at Sharpshooters' park
yesterday afternoon the following
scores 1yere made
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15

PROBABLY SHOWERS
TODAY. COOLER;
TUESDAY FAIR.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

Tho Handel festival use orlriraiiy
given in Westminster Abbey. ara tho
oNtlal notice of 1920 announced that
"nu ladisa WIN bo admitted eifn hats.
as ihey are roaiicn'arr rcqucat,d 90
comic without fethers ard vsry small
hoors N any As ecclesiastical lac
demands that female porahippcra shah
cover their teuds IN church ihis rcgu
lnfior Waa ruriously anomalous \
suggestion IN resnfi "a ladies' bend
gcar was niso made hy ar Frederic
Coven IN 1909. when be- save u - "a
opinion hat the ladies might discover
in their Wardrobe som" -osfr~mely
fnsc'natine rat hats. Which would
NJ, chs'rict the view Tho 'fascinaf.
ins nat hats" we're. however. chiefly
esnuricuoun by thrsr absence. owing
presumably 1--WE write subject 20 fem
inine rorrectloui 60 tho faci TIM, tho
Nat HAT waa no, araong the fashions
OF that year I ondOr Globe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

A Decd was leiur drawn FOR a cor.
tain farmer ~ alan an Wont amocth'
N until Tho lawyer asked hlm HE
vitr'e mama
'uh ycs. ct courso NJ ~tfes name.
veff necessary, to be piWe, said tho
fnfmHf
u was plain a. b- seen thrt ho wns
poi prepared 20 anpwer The hlood
rsfhed ~ hia face. 10 lsnked troubled.
nhd ANAL, turned hia back aud looked
cot ~ tho window
what dn yeu think ~ that" he es.
ciaitr.d. a. no turned slowly noond
u aisnpis cannot remsmhcr her name,
You see, thcy mea Ca call her Pvt
when she WAC siFl ut home. aud
that was her nnme Nth me until swo
years after our marriage. when ! he-
snu cnll'ss her mnther eould not
tell yoa her nAms n u were cap
ishl offence NO, 90 10 ~ alssee "
wouldn't Do 10 cali her Pct IN tho
dssdf~
I, would nae %. ~ 40 hurried away.
aud IA an hour came bach vsth hie
~ife'a FUN name written on a alp ~
t-Aees youth- Companion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
MN ". AL, alnh, L,ara,d.

one - tho professors "a we'll
srcwu sFficulsufsl saii-ae has asured
4 ort thar n you are leit-hsnd~i y =
q sien that your ancestors wrre not
goci aEhisrs
Most persons are Tight handed.
sRya he only ono IN every twenty
n irft handel Why aro people right
hsndsdf They may have been born
that way. n n true. but why'
Away hack IN the heginning the
chlcf ocrNratlc,n ~ man ~Ks fghting
In hattlo he carried a shicii IN mo
hand aud weapon IN tho other n
vas nor much work 60 carry the shield.
hu' re Qusrk action required ~ ,he
hand ard arm Witch ga tho sighting
s0on developed that arm II alro de-
veiop.d TIE nerves and sho hAif ~ tho
hratn that governed the risht SIDE Of
tho hnfy These Who shielded theig
left sidc-thns prpccting tha heart -
were tho xes Who usually came oat
victorious. noNn thrcngh tho ares
thls seicct'on continued. tho rtrht
hand gradually teeomiag more prvf
cicnt-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
FOUGHT WITH RAILROAD TRAIN
Herd % lrfvris,ed Bulls Neid Their
Own IN Combat WIN Master
piece ~ Man.

Al a point ON the railway nno b.
tween Mifabei and Cnnasefnl 0n the
Spanish aida ~ the boundary line DO
tween spain and Portugal. thew once
Occurred al nid sort % bullnsht
A train had iuat como out on
swo-apipE curve frum m. hills and
down upon uitio plain whom the ga
sinees saw directly before him herd
of bulls 90 the tracks Tho engineer
blew hla whistle vigorously aud ail
the bulls ned. with the exception 81
oue arcat fellow. Win made straight
for tho train with horns loweucd and
roarins defiance
n was ,no hate "a prevent a collision
and IN. bun eas Killed. bat he cnr
cara. lying under tho vhe.is ~ N.
locomotive. prevented thc train pro.
cce,lnK laa@cnscrs and rrew unitci
a. clear the frncs in thc meantime
H. grpat herd q hulis. arcufing fhs
biood 1T thrir d.ad -adre rauv nosk.
ing back. pnwiuE and threatening Ths
bearer they same toe more lnfurlaicd
they srrw and nualis they chaseed
iike . whifIWtnd CA tho N,fie band %
workers
Then an tho men abandoned their
task ard took refuse ia tho cars The
bulls followed them 10 the very st.spa.
hclloeine and pawing soldiers aboard
tho train tried "a stampede the ami
malls with stcnca Tho hUlls recoilcd.
ciurzed aFain. rccoilod once more.
ard for TIVE hours thc baisis ruged.
Victory nov seeming 20 b. with one
eide sni now eith Tho other Al lAst
al night cama on. the bulls withdrew
and heyooN themselves a. some dts.
I tnnt shelter Then The employees and
gessenrers were shl~ 20 -, 10 wors
again Tho track vac clearud ana
tho train procesdsd GA lls way
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
TOLD IN JAPANESE ENGLISH
Comprehensive Hsaay OF the Britlsh.
80 wri,ten BY Small subject %
the Mikado.

There ~ a larrc missionary school
in rohlo japan. whore tho teaching
"a Ia EnFilnh one of tho pnplls ~.
Gently wrote composition on Eng
land. and NO append some ohoics on
tracts
Tho England which occupied ~ IN.
LARGEST aud greatost dominion witch
rarely can DO rho Fngliahman al.
wayu werhs 9Th yer, powerful
hands and che Ions legs. aud even
tho vp'nenccd mind and hia chin h
80 s'uenu an deresscd iron nelnk
spread et fFom Furop. a. Australia
a. America hla dominion n drcadnlly
extensive. so that hts eountr, mnn
hoaa,mlly SAW tho sun ara never sets
on cur dominion The Testimony ~
English cay that Ne ina, lost the
ccsnmou sense he never bad ang hene
At though be- had salue.i ccmpls,e
wofh The fai4iiah ara cumming men.
tiee to establish a sreat rnpire u tho
paradise Az ths EnsnshmaH always
connde tho object 81 the pvre and the
order 10 be hciy and they rrpraoeh
him Il any ot thom are ALLIED To
death With tho contention Of other
men"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

Occasionally ono rcads that. when
human bodies are thonshi 90 BE- IN nv.
srn ands cannot 81 found, "a loaf ~
bfrad has hssh noatei down mo
stream" ~, sssy fow people have
Tho loltt, liea whsi Vpnmttinn thoro
~ heiweoiA htcad 'aat ele nndins ~
hosire whsn fhs rses has been
draEWcd without rsaaig, n loaf ~ bread
h cut Ia Two. = pLas~. hollnwyd oui in
tho loaf ao thea fapieocd Together
asaln. and the bcsaf "a thrown into
n. water Ia tho plaoo who're tho body
II supposed 20 ,lr Without tan no
loef noa,e alcns un'it /, rcsches me
sl,lnlly 81 ~. h,sdY. and then rvvolvss
aulcaiy, hovesins over tho spot
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
AUTOGRAPH TELLS A TALE
charkctss % tho KAISER Revealed 10
Gssert ~ ciese Analysis %
hls signature.

fherc a always certaia amount Of
interest attached 20 TIE doductinns
drawn b. graphplnsinte from the siK
natures " cmiucas aea licr. foF
example. ~ an illuminating description
~ tho kasner's Rusuxregsa. Rupplicd 10
an eminent tlnrlin Graphclosist
10 hesin NTH. ihsre Is a crsches. .
r,gn Of isrtlnacisy. laliOpc1 ~ scyii.
cal dash. eho~ing aedar,,y. energy. ~.
sartlcss u any obstacle. rhcn there
y an ecatc sngic, sian 81 hrmEess
and aggfrseivcncss Tho nrat stroke
81 the W Indicates teollaK ~ supe.
rlority over the rcas % the uni.
verse Tac termination 80 the impe.
rial W suwgests that tho sovereign
sometimes nnds hlmecif strukRllnk
With tho multlinAc " Ma thoughts. or
the power % ais Instincts
The other letters loruilng shc algra
tare show siulilar Characteristics. tnc
srnph0i0sist prococda The avail va
is Indicative u great dipiomAsy. which
10 the snAisict aasaests sunslegy The
lstscr also sugKests the lmpossselliss
~ the suppression ~ the ESQ Phe
fcwrish ~hioh terminates the laspsfial
autograph sAo~s sapqlcnesa q syir
n desire 10 ba loved. also selies
tsem.
Tho two sermlaAllng poln,s lrai
crsa derAnce and Eensfalsy the char
ssserississ are ihose 81 an ugtyaoF'
A{~4rx IN &~<nnfln.. q.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

=, 10 a sfinc tiaeoneeflihk te be toii
that when the thrifty housewife on.
ponds from 20 20 - cents por pound
for the hesi eata Of beef about 80 pcS
cent ~ the aum Ia heina paid for VA.
ter Yet such - the caHe. about co
pee cent 90 tae bella ~ uncookeA hccf
~ matioa helnk water The
nsah 81 pigeons "a about 20 per cent
water that ~ rowie and dacAs 0
per cent. shlle a really fat sccec may
have ~ little a. IS pcr cent ~ water
IN ,ls composition The ae~h ~ nsh
varies considerably IN the quantity u
water con,ained The rgurcs ranging.
according 10 tho Kinds ~ ash. frcm 40
10 50 per cent--ropular Mechanics
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16
Pretty ard Nevsl pssle,.

A glel Who has passed part 81 hcr
M IN Japan iayncd 10 friends Ia din.
ner recently, ana Ia The center II the
table WAS a largo bird made OF forget.
me nots That the bird covered pho-
noggaph Was nct known until the
flagcr bowl stage Of the bAaqnst In
the water were foaigng rose petals.
and they gradually unfolaea into a
scgon, on which vas written "0es my
sccfst from the bird Curiosity waa
al high pitch whom the young hostess
turned the key End ,so bird softly
sang Marie amt rhllla want mo to
tell you that they are cngagsi and m
wife YEN all 70 he Wedding Canxrat'
untlone ,hon esre N order. bot the
r<rFet was kspf 80 we'll until the hlrl
tAlkvd than no one sosprSseA more
than vAsnal fys>ndsh,p sxlk{<& b.
lxyon IA hea5ass "A ~ 80 -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

pn1 saibns 7alssn az |, y n. ib,h
@'s' p um' fas''' i'ha
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

-rlehiy dnlirru foF ~, 81 ,tr~s 10
pretty utir" said Iipeon Haven't
you Fos suy'hinE cheapcrF''
'ruFe." snid tho arahls salesman
4 have sst hso you can have Tor
ten dplnrr
'-rcn. chi" anit iiruun That's gnod
and cheap Hoe about 'em--are tl,~y
sood Tor anyshinaf Esor had en- test.
cdr
= ahould eay en." said tho valpa.
mAn They've travelled over s0.o0s
mllcs already llssis,Ea Weesis.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-16

Before Hoosscan. love was highly
rcnnce form 10 scciai intercourse. q
-s-rsics 81 eAlisntry conducted vita
acihrcsif Amt. and all the formali,ies %
sliccial etiqactte. sny exiFavaeancy.
uhcthcr In fecllas m speech. % IN
action. was hAuishcd Pat when Saint.
fgeuN. oppressed " hls higAsirung
passlouN came to the RICK a, Mvislicre
a. pcur h,rth In solitude The nsed %
has sentimental tears. all the wiity re-
tinenfcrts ~ elThsrensA ceasury ssh
lenir,, Cor scod 90 Tor eva. were finaA
II s~eri away; cxtravAeancy v1s frss
10 LAY down thc law IN 1--we u ~as
RoasssAa Who enabled Mirabe&a. In
hts gfss leite. - fulic Danvers (vhom
! he had never secnl. ~ declare. \. sleta
ara hover. have empsles tho csp %
sensibiniy % TIE drcgS and ccaid
gise a Thousand lives for what love
u was Rousseau Who lAsi down new
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