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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
: anamaa tahsia ia f%oifenIoifi

- annmaa tahtsia ia faifenIoifio
fuumia iuomia on aina faatama.
no
Dictor Sobnionin
mafeisfaMpasio
Sronpoooisfa,
g. Mnrora fatu 219.
y 2tiatfaa p~olttopMmnne nDt.
Smpreet mpGnpuut maffoa reffa
fuormo 5 2.25.
2uimot mpnppuut mofIaa refta.
fuorma 5 $50.
2omot punt maffoa reffafuormo
Seott & 9ome Gambler So.
Selfconi SO.
- HpStelioomi Wr. WurreTDn
SeSiepiqen postintantoio faatui fuol'
leena alas f%aupun9in palotunnan
tuIoaa miime tiistain iltana.
= Saeob TatpIa eli Senriction
SoefIepstd, Wis. iaopui perbeenid
fans5a paiftafunna0e miime tiistaina
- Seibemasn &c 3bDmpfom, Iiife'
bnone Sronnoooisia Mc9eob oue.
nuen narreua ilmoittaa ettd BELLE
on iuuri faapunut 4 paunuIastia ta'
norao, MIN. tpD' ia mieterifdrrpid,
mauuuia, ruaa', piitfi' ia pieterifar
beia, o~uroia, Ieiffuufoneita, fitoma'
foneita, niittofoneita, boramafonei'
to. feparaatioreia, mpimafoneita y.
m. Sos tarpitieite ebeIisten faItais'
ia tamaraa, fdDfdd 6eibemonn &c
SbompIonin IiitfeesId.
Jarmarit bmom! OIemme os'
taneet s. 5. SAFE Srasbins.S epa'
~ratorin (puimafoneen), u%uIinta nal.
Iia, ia pppodmme buomauttaa jar
mareiue, iotfa oifomat fplndd Eau.
raa, niiua y. IN. piliaa, ettd aioisIa
iImoittamat nellie iorpeestaan.
MpDsfin moimme lrpSfdtd timotei
beindn fiemenid.
0unnioitufI ela,
Sobn &c &. Sacfion.
Grpin tomnIbip.
= Maaa pstaiat bmpmatfaal sri.
nuna on faiffi 2imbau &c Start
maapbti5n maot mpptdpind. Maat
NiahIemat z MALTA Sronmoobista
Idnteen. Ntaa on erittdin bppdd ia
fiwetDntd, ia meiidd on mpDs padl.
lid fen merran fuin Iarmari tarpit.
fee. Sofa farmiue menee oiumoan,
iaa pbtiDItd ipDtd iofa oifa, Fun
waan farmitDiItd on iiiben tiIaiiuus.
Waiten binnot onat $11.5O-$15
eefferiItd, iosta ola tuIee mofIetta'
mafF beti Fun maan ostaa, ia Ioput
neIidn muoben aiaua, ionfa iaa
tp5ua mafIaa, Jos baIuao. quo
neen rafentomiieen iaa pbtibItd Idu'
taiafparaa eritpiien baIpoiua bin'
noiua. : apipfdd Idbemminl
9iaImar 2erfeId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
. aSile &abto, iofa iotu alta III

fe lourtoonfut pofo4n Stn9tn tot
mannoua, iosid topaufiesta tdSTd.
fin lebbeSId on 10 t~errottu, Iouffaf
m. NJ. flmdnId min pabasti ettd tot.
men filmd on tdpbpttp ottaa fofo'
uaan pois pddstd, ionfa tpbn on
iuorittanut tobtori urqubart.
= 1nlatb .. q. C ". Sab tie iOu.
tut epdtuntoon miime periantaina
antaran iateen iobbosta Soroonan
ia Nortb 8esiemerin tudliud, idrfi'
en- Iiltoia y, m., ioten moinitun tien
iunan pitt tulfea ianottuna pdipdnd
SarooniSta Sronpoobin Idpi 8esIe.
merlin ia Iieltd Nortb 9esIemeriin. +.
- Mnfara ufunilma raimoii paif
fatunnaua mme piime periantaino,
antaen tamauiSta enemmdn iabetta.
Eebben mpDs ionfun trerran ma.
binfoa, tdpttden Iiifebuoneiben feua.
reita noe bella. Niinpd mel oian maa.
to 2anIau isieurafunnan firfon teIIa.
%riinfin, pubtoen ieindn ia iamoin
tuli mettd pappilanfin feIariin. W}r
9eifft Mdenpdd on foriannut 10
firfon feIarisIa tebbpn paurion.
pappilasia tebbddn foriaus fefdn
pddad.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pappi.
laSia On maalaust5itd tdnd femdd.
nd tebnpt maalorimestori SubO Cab.
ii. 9dnen tp6bDnfd poinee oId tan
lin t%pptpmdinen. areinaustp6b0u
ndpttdd mr. 2abbeaa oleman eritDiss
taipumuS, iiiben tartpittapaan phi.
rustutieen y. M. ndboen. pappian
istumabuoneen LATHAM pmpdristD
ndyttdd ~pienoiien fupan bdnen tai.
bostaan, iota on tilaifnus ndbbd
Zen it'd baluaa. 2irfon topnlin tors
min maaIautien toimitti mr. Sabti
mpDS. 8iitofiet tpDstddnT Qobtuul'
linen on bdn mpDs binnoisFaon.
GeiM6maaIia parasta Iaaiua,
iofa on ennen oIut $3.50 gal npt
on 5000 soI. 9dbdn mooltin on
5 puoben tafuu pddue. 2nNc
~2lnberion &c Sinbers.
- NeerlesS paltteid on tdsid
faupursisIa iaatapana oinoastaan
anberfon e. Sinbersiqd.
- Nuotfn fnsffia on iaopunut
Iuuri malifoima.
anberIon & Sinbergiue.
= Mr 8. 10. Sole, DULUTH g.
Sron Ran9e Ep. maaoiaston preii'
beniti mieraiIi piime tiistaina pole
tafunnalamme.
- Surb miebefft on faniaIaifem.
me Wm Mdfi nalittn Sesfemertsid
tt. 81 p:nd oIfamaan tdmdn fauntin
iIoon cifeuteen, jofa tnaenee fesid'
mdan pariIen miiffoa.
- W2r Charles $eaip. hinnett,i
fieItoIotipuoIueen So9ebie tauntin
clinics on oStanut mr. SuSt Stpans
ionin Iibofauppaliiffeen. Snanfon
on ostanut teurastussaitotien OUR
lepsId, iota tuIee boitamaan.
= Tarmimaata. 9pwdd meta Ia
fanniffo maata mpptamdnd baImol'
la Montreolisia, a9is. idbeud Mont'
real faiipantoa. 6innat $5.0O:sta
eefferiItd pIDspdin.
2a%ttopdreitd mpptdpdnd balmaaa.
MpDsfin bppid bemoiia mpDtd.
ndnd.
Eonp 9usnt
Bor 16 Montreal, MtS.
Srpnipupoim napria on pddt'
tdnot emf funnuntaina tebbd fdme'
Ipretfen rW}astaIe ioene". addItd
on enfin rantatie malta 3amiap'in
ia iiitd fitte fdwelpmatfa perile.
Suna Iabtee Flo $50 aamuaa, ioten
on paras nousta aifanaan puo'
teelta ebtidffeen mufaan!
Mrs Gbas. &eifetnen ainsiu
pddud fdmi tpiime tpiifoua Ssbpe'
minaisId tobtori 2inbsrenin pubeilo
Iairautenia tdpben.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pappt-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
tia
myytavana halvalla.

81 eekkeria kasittava maatila,
jossa on 20 eekkeria heinalla ia
loppu metsan ALA, myytavana hal
valla. Maalla on hyva asuinhuone,
tall, sauna ia heinapaana, ia 81
~iaitsee Sc kauniilla paikalla joen
rannalla 4 MALTA Ironwoodista poh-
~joiseen Duluth South Shore & At
lantic Ry. varrella.
Lahempia tietoia hinnasta, EN-
doista y. m. kysykaa tai kirioitta-
kaa allekirjoittaneelle:
Leander Stool,
Montreal, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09

~ IN ~
Sumalam$alwclas emf iunnurs'
taina Sron Yeltisid flo 10 ap. ia
clio 2 tp.
&elatorStaina It. Is p. bartaus'
betfid Ban Busfirfisia mrs Mnber'
{onin taloua Flo 1 pdipdud la Wa'
fefielbisTd raittinstaIoua Flo puolt 8
italia.
Spnt. ia Tasteful:
Sronwoobisia:
Soban ia SeImi WiemerDn ipttD
2empi Maria ipnt. 20 p.bIbtif. fast.
8 p. toufof.
80. Walfrib gDilen,
61O 6. 2lper #. Sronmoob, WttH.
EeIef. 1876 H.
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smpe-
Imiemran fofous emf f%erraIa, ct
torStaina, iublapdipdn tafia, naan
fesfimiiftona tt. Is pnd mrs Mbolf
2osfen taona SutberIanb Mpenueua
eli Monticeuon ia l1uben lufeeltn
mdIimatfaua. 2ofouS alfaa Flo 2
ip. Saapufaa naiiet ioufoua! 1dr'
feitd a~iioita! Sltamat tulosia!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ompelu.
Seuran naiIet opat %pddttdneet tot'
meenpanna iltamat ieurafunnan bp
mGfIi Observation-Disclosures It. 30
pnd Walo raittiusieuron buonems'
ltona. pdimdud on fieId 10 iaatas
misIa pdipduistd ia Italia iuauista.
Saali on TiiS duff foto pdipdn mutt
ia marIinainen obielma, benfinen
niinfuin aineeuinenfin, iuoritetaan
iaaua. Reboitetaan faiffia ieurafun'
famine pstdmid ia idienid ottamaan
tamd bptpdntabtoiiesti buomioon'
Ia!
7plme affunaa meni idpdleitf
toisIa feSfimiiffona Wm Wlden
paatetusliitteesid, Fun maanfpilieli'
id piercen beuonen, obifulfetpao
automobiilid peldstpen, ldbti lanf'
faamaan pitfin Suffolf fatua. !9e'
ponen Ieiioi Wisconiin Gentral aie'
man ebustaua, iosto ie p%iuastunee'
ma Idbti lauftaamaan aiiat perdSId
pitfin fatua. Iiiat iattuipat Waen
maatetusliiffeen fobballa olemaan
= selefosnipai{aafeen, iouoin aiiat fin
gabtipat latin idrfien 3 iioa affu'
naa, ioiben armo On 200 bouarin
waibeiua. 81 fauan fifteen piuastut
r5ama bemonen, ~ioloin ie oil mdbdl'
Id iarfed Sanf Of S%ronpoobin Of
funan.
amnmtin ipaltumston idienet
spolitIiuat tiistai.iItana pitdmdsfddn
fofoufIesIa pubeeniobtaiafleen ITO
bert s. DomslaIin, iofa On iamats=
ia tointa boitanut 10 uieampia mno'
fia.
M4r. Olof Narp iaapui poif'
fafunuauemme tpiime maanontain
aamuno Gbicasosta pain. DIR. pa
rp toimii MT maa.ofoitiiiana, teboen
5etmdd Sloribau moista ia ndptelen
malofumia Iieltd.
Mar:tt s.. s. @artiainen ia @.
Saarola matfustimat tpiime mas
nontaina iltapaipdad fiertdmddn
Muttaian aiioiae.
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i%efofuos
ron barioitufiet tulemat tdStdldbin
olemoan feStimiiffo ia periantain
iItaIin 5euratunnan ~firfosia. Soipos
taan ettd faiffi Iaulaiat tdmdn ottais
Iimat buomioonia ia alfaiiipat ru'
meta fdpmddn IdannDaiiesti barioi'
tufiisia.
aanpum8isiamnte otnat talon'
omistaiot puiben istutuSbommisia
fatuien marfiue iitd marten fpalmis'
tetiuibin febpfiiin. Muutaman muo
ben perdstd moi toimoa faupunfim'
me oIenan entiStddn mubfeampt.
GIdf1Dm NaittftS 'niminen ndp'
tDsfappale eIitetddn emf iunnuntaino
Eoifpo r ieuran ndpttdmDltd Wafe'
fielbisId olfaen Flo 8 til.
9amd fappale on pffi fiialtbrif'
--nn-f~xs~ prNnOIoSfo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09

" JSSUssu SesssNse Wv sSsS SSS$s
! piiffo .iltana WaIo {. ieura buone'
uStoIaan id%riestdnpt iuanfpieton.
Matti Rein on fuulunut raitttusIeu.
roan .miimeiiet 20 wuotto, ottaen
abteraSti oiaa raittiustpobbn. 'Saan
fuIuesIa pubuipat funniowieraale
pastori g. u. gturmi ia u. Eoppa-
ri, feboittaen pubeisiaan nmorempia
ppIpmddn pbtd u%sfouifina raittius'
aatteeue fuin iuan Ianfari oil o0ul
miimeiIet 20 muotta. TilaiIuuoes1u
annettiin Matti Reiniue muistofIi
uubet paatteet, battu ia pleiieud fe'
rdpfIeud footut 81 bonaria la 80
Ienttid, iotta bdn Iiitutettuna mas
taanptti. GnIi tertaa oItiin tiIaiiuu'
besIa fuuIemaan roittiusi euran is'
taf5Drin eiiintppdn, eifdpd ie bull
lummaIta fuulunutfaan.
= Mrs Soban wadfeld Iabti wfu
80 pud Ssbpemin9iin tobtori 2inb'
srenin Iuo poifania Dillon fansia,
iofa on iairaana, Iddfdrin aqua ct.
fimddn.
- Dam 8nSfirt. IBIS. NuoriIoieu'
ra rpuoIueton" toimii bausfat Ito
mat buoneustouaan emf Iunnuntai'
no, toufofuun II p. alfaen Flo 8
iaaaa. Obielmaun fuuIuu. patti
muuta, ndptDstappaIe rSobtori mas
ten tabtoaan." &aiffia toinptaan
mufaan.
= SptpdsIG fnmmoSfa olepa nuii
iaIo Waple. fabun marreaa mpptd'
mdnd balpaua. SalosIa 6 ruumaa.
6pmd faimo pibaua. 2pipfdd Id
bemmin
Sacob 2amtonen,
PIT 6. Murora It.
Sronpoob, Micb.
: Mr. 3ller 9bstild, iota tpiime
illuminating fai dfiaiien iairausfob
tautien, oIen bppin beiffona, oil 10
maanantaina fitii ternebtpnpt, ettd
faattoi mennd tpDbDn nTbe HeIiable
Clone &c Glotbins Store" nimiieen
tauppaIiitfeeieen, iosia on pibem'
mdn aian 10 tpDsfenneIpt.
: maalarim tpStaipostaan Ottaa
faniaIaiiemme Subo Sabti, ioaa on
Is muoben fofemuS Guropan bic
noimmisia faupunseisIa. TpD on
taatusti emf Iuofau tpDtd.
Sfoite: Ntr. Snbo &abti.
Sronmoob It. Sronmoob, Micb.
RaataIiliffeeStd RintaIa &c
! aanfonen on mr. &anfonen mpDnpi
liifeo5uutenia mr. H~inioIaae, ioten
Rintala omistaa NIT pfiin fofo LIE
feen.
- 1alpnfamppa. 9oimittaia 8,S.
W~ortioinen oSti talon mrs. Wfano
Hone'ilta $1,000 fauppabinnasta.
TaIonfiriat tebtiin miime maanan.
taina Notarp public peterionin oft
isfa. TaIo i%iiaitiee Tamarac fabuua
Nro 11S.
- Observation-Disclosures oil miime
maanantain iltana Flo 81 mdIiuS
n. T. China topnisfa, iosia fuiten'
Elm oil ainpostaan pienotnen nofi'
malfea.
- aalastaiille buomioon oietta'
maa! &lfdd ottafo mebestd pI6s Z
tuumaa lpbempdd trautia! Siud Il
on npfpiien ~moimasia oIepan lain
mufaan fteuettp.
= Snmalampaltpelns Soresterien
baaIisia iunnuntaina II p. tt. flr
puoIi 8 ip. ia ppbafoulu Flo puol
IL ap.
&. u. Burnt.
- 3dbetbsiublia tuaaan fpiettd'
mdan Sronmoobisia, iuom. Wtetbo
bisli acknowledgements pbtepbesit
tomfofuun 24-27 p. "a p. on iuur
apaioisfofous HuotfalaiiesIa Lobe
tpsfirfoSIa Norrien luf. lilo puolt {
ip. Iauant. % p. on fesfnsteluc
@uotialaifesia Metobisti firfosic
Wc4eob ape. (tuastapddtd Somfan
Ionin Storeo) Flo 10 ap. fefd iual
Ia faarna famasia paifasia Flo
ip. Sunnuntoina 26 p. Soresterir
baoIisIa Iasten Iaarna Flo puoli II
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09

&numatfaa!
.WaImiita Iormia iefd aiumattomia
malta mppn ba'mouo iefd bpmiud
mafiuebboiuo Erout Sreefin, pop'
nespiaen Iefd Yruces Srosfinsin
faupunsin moista oIfain. Wdbd'
tporaiieifin moiiiwot rpbipd fansfa.
nj fouppoibin.
Gmil SiqftrDm,
Dor 1. popnespiue, Wieb.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
Arlington

The only hotel on the United States Reservation.
 Elegant marble and tile Bath House newly enclosed and refitted, making 1t one of the most beautiful Bathing establishments in the entire country.
 New Sun Parlor and Rest Room overlooking the mountain Parks.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
EUROPEAN AMERICAN PLAN. Moody Hotel and Bath House N M MOODY, Prop.

NEW AND MODERN Each guest room Is an outside room, having hot and cold runnine water. local and long distance telephones, steam heat, electric lights and gas.
 Bath house under gov ernment supervision, with hot mineral water supplied from the hot springs.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
ROBERT KIRBY APARTMENTS
MANAGER

ROOMS IN SUITES OF TWO OR MORE FOR RENT-Furnshed for Housekeeping Modern in every respect
 Next door to bath house and fine loca ton RATES REASONABLE.
 5ts ORANGE sTREET.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
KINNEY HOUSE

Now Open Under New Manaaement f'verythnF strictly up-to-date all outs side roomA. fresh country produce, home milk and butter
 Board and room e and fh per weeki
 slsa rooma lef light housekeeplna. can and see c. N. HAckErr Prop
 phone ii3a Crown Street. FRRE CARRIAGE MgETs ALL TRAINS
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
< THE GODDARD HOTEL

European $2 so and up American %3OO and up Room soc 7Sc and SiO0 Per Day
 One Block From Bath Houses
 Centrally Located For All Points
 MRS. J. w. HUTSELL-, Prop. l50 outside rooms, electric lights, call bells, hot and cold running water, sta tionary wash stands.
 Apartments for light housekeeping in connection with hotel.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-30

posed that as they were named BY a
republican convention they would get
full republican support This they
rightfully deserve. We believe they
viii get it. We believe that the re-
publicans of Lake county who differ
on national affairs cannot have the
slightest objection to voting for the
republican county candidates. There
is no reason why the ones Of the at
tack on the national ticket should
fall on their shoulders. They were
named before the national ticket. The
county ticket is composed Of men
whose aim is progress. Many Of them
have served the taxpayers faithfully
without a word of criticism falling
upon them and by all tradition are
worthy Of a second term.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-30
KIN's RICHEST HUM0R.

What a wealth of kindly humor
and splendid philosophy driven with
.sledge-hammer blows is there in the
following by Kin Hubbard Indiana 5
most gifted and most noted humorist
a new third party comm into tn
ring is maxim tn campaign purity
hot down our way. TIL Bull Moose
headquarters, back O tn barber shop,
is in charge o. Chink Marsh Mr..
Marsh is president O. Th' Recall Club
an wuz defeated fer sheriff on tn,
democratic ticket in 1898 an later
fer tn same office on tn republican
ticket He has allus been an assist
ant without pay an tn bull moosers
makes his seventh third party.
'Th. secretary o tn bull moose
club is Hon. Syl Arts. Mr. Arts
hauled tn mail under Hayes. an has
been township trustee, county asses
or, county clerk, county recorder.
county treasurer, county surveyor
county prosecutor. and twice pust-
master. all under tn eagle. He e
tired O. bosses an says he feels that
he owes somethin' t. tn people
Dink Mopps, tn treasurer o. TIL
club, wuz in tn poorhouse two years
under Grover Cleveland an later
identified himself with tn republica1
party where he has since remainder
in tn rear with a leaky torch. He is
a strong advocate O. free silkworms
an other items that enter int III
daily life O tn wage-earner. Thei
wuz much rejoicin when word WI,
received by Secretary Arts that Laft
Bud had left his wife and come over
t tn bull moosers. Mr.. Bud has los
five hats on Bryan an gives It as hi
opinion that T r. viii carry tn stat.
by even a greater majority than whel
Judge Parker wuz defeated by ac
iclamation.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-30


Der lie has a big family to support
ADMIRERS Of Governor Marshall
might present him with telescope.
Il viii enable him to see that the coast
IS clear to come back TO Indianny.
DO not cuss the Turkish army. Think
of the poor Turk soldier who has to bid
farewell to a dozen or more wives. This
accounts for the slow mobilization Of
the Moslefn military CORPS You got 70
oe isaso Ia ote Win bhese poor IelloWs y.
THE czarevitch has improved; hiz-
zoner. the Hon. Tom Knots is much
oeIter' ms royal nies' r. X. Is again
1ole 70 aTllh ou0leFInllK- IFniy TINS
~ oli!il.s nan Il = siE'''B S'ouio oe d
= one
LoRAIN. O.. may not be fine place
20 i,Ve in' Put me sui1rase'tes ought
ii''s anu iN' Y 7pooii-
YOU may laugh and chuckle while
you read those standard Oil letters in
the magazines. but don't forget the
iact that Your Uncle Jawn p. has
raised the price OF crude oil and maybe
he viii not sell it all.
FRANCE has abolished horses from
her army. suppose that the next war
viii give chance for lucrative EN-
ployment to lot of these daredevil
Joy riders,
ONE good thing about these passing
days IS that you don't see the name ~
that other patron saint of the bull
The Lake County times., 1912-10-30
REDEEM CEDAR LAKE.

The Lassen Brothers have a plan
for the building Of a beautiful coun-
try club on the east shore OF Cedar
Lake It is proposed to get control of
all of the frontage between the lake
and the Crown Point-Lowell road.
convert it into a golf course and
otherwise improve the property
If an option could be secured on
all of the property between and in
cluding Binyons and the Cedar
points and company organized with
sufficient capital to take it over and
improve it, the new country club
would become one Of the most famous
in the west
There is no more beautiful spot in
Indiana than the east shore of Cedac
Lake The high wooded hills, the
beautiful sheet Of water set IN a bowl
Of green. the restfulness of the land
scape make it a veritable paradise in
summer
OF recent years it has come into
disrepute because Of the rowdy ele-
ment that has taken possession of a
number Of resorts on both sides OF
the lake and it would be necessary to
eliminate these before the plan could
succeed.
Cedar Lake for decent people. "
should be the slogan of the property
owners about the lake and only then
will it come back into its own as
Northern Indiana most beautiful
summer resort
But if the Lassen Brothers and the
Binyons reclaim the eastern short OF
the lake with their country club pro
ject they will have accomplished an
important part Of the reclamation of
the resort The law abiding element
would then be in the ascendency and
it would be easy to curb the activities
Of the toughs
In time there Will be an interurban
line down the Lowell road Perhaps
not until then would "a Cedar Lake
Country Club be feasible but the lake
is only an hour from the populous
northern cities and it seems thai
there ought to be no trouble, ever
now. TO get enough members to buy
the land and convert it into a coun-
try club.
Consider the exhilaration of gol
and then add to it the beauties of the
cool woods the sheen upon the water
the rolling country and the pleasure
of fishing and hunting and who coulc
imagine more delightful surround
ings-
Why go to Michigan and Wisconsin
resorts when an hours ride by trait
or automobile would take you to the
most beautiful spot of all. All Ceda.
Lake needs is t be redeemed from The
4rowdy element.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-30
TAKE SOMETHING.

Well, it has came, or come, rather.
So fustered can't speak straight.
Anyhow. It's here. The woman's bar.
a really bar where they can put their
elbows on the mahogany or onyx top
and order Bronx" Glover Club, .
Planters Punch and "Suissesse
and other weird things that leave a
taste in the mouth suggestive Of a
motorman's glove.
But, why not? Why shouldn t
woman have bar? She has appro-
priated mans hats. boots, coats,
breeches and some say his socks. 50
why not his bar?
Go ahead. Some day when the
mixed drinks in marble halls begin to
pail woman may even know the de-
lights Of a clean little back room with
sawdust on the floor and a modest
quencher of honest beer with a good
ehum
Well, what are We going 70 have
rain or ishow?'
The Lake County times., 1912-10-30
NOTHING DOING HERE.

The Oak Shade correspondent Of
the Cuba Mo- Review assures the
Kansas City Times that it's going to
be cold winter. The hornets are
building their nests low Maybe
there not here.
over in East Hammond they are
still wearing straw bonnets Few of
us have got our falI overcoats out Of
hook. One can walk two blocks and
never smell a mothball Not a single
story has come up from the Creek
Townships about the cornhusks being
thicker ana we have yet to hear the
first bleat about the goosebone. Looks
as if it were going to be an exceeding
i mild winter, gadszooks if 1t doesn t.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-30

eral weeks ago has ended. the company
and the union having arbitrated The
company granted a nine-hour day. but
the wages of the men were slightly de-
reased-
ESTATE FINALLY SETTLED.
BY a compromise in Circuit Court at
Shelhyvne last evening the estate Of
the late Benjamin DalSe valued al
SI00. 600. may now be finally settled.
His daughters. Miss Hattie Dake and
Mrs Maggie Harrison. were suing the
estate for $4,000 each for attending to
his business during the last twenty
years Of his life. In the compromise
they agreed to accept $500 each. The
estate has been in court for more than
four years Two trials were held In an
attempt to have Mr. Dakes Will set
aside.
ATTACKED BY ENRNGED BULL.
r. N. Montgomery. 6l years old. was
seriously injured by a maddened bull
at his horne near O0ensville, yesterday.
He was attempting to tie the bun to
stake when the animal charged him.
Montgomery was knocked against
fence ana crushed about the chest and
Doubtless would have been KILLED but
for a dog The anime grabbed the bull
by the leg and distracted Its attention
until Montgomery could get away.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-30
TAFT SAYS PROSPERITY
IS ISSUE BEFORE VOTES

energy and enterprise We're prostrato
throughout Mr.. Cleyeland's term. being
vivihed again with the election of Nc
Kinley and the consequent assurance
that the tariff reform experiment
would soon give way to protection.
Statistics of Wages.
THE effect OF the 'tarim reform of
1S94-97, which, as I have indicated. was
actually felt from 1892 to 1897. is ap-
parent In the statistics or wages paid
in manufacturing industries in the de-
cade Of 1Ss0-Is00. as compared with
the preceding and subsequent periods
In 1880 wages paid had increased near
" $1,000, 100000 over 1SS0-from s947.-
sT3.795 to ST, S91, 22S. whereas 1900
when the country was recovering from
the blight Of four years of Democracy.
showed an increase only Of S2.00S,361,-
00O-that IS about s11I0o0,o0O over
1890 IN the subsequent decade Of pro-
lection wages in manufacturing indus
tries increased to S3.427.0ss,oo0.
The experience OF the farmers is
equally impressive. Their losses on the
value OF farm animals alone during the
Cleveland tariff reform regime
amounted to about Ssoo,00o.000.
Mr.. Knox points out that in the
three years of my administration there
idS bEtU a gam OF GOAL 81 AsNt9 IN our
foreign trade the total value of ex-
ports for the fiscal year ending June 80
1912. being s2,2o4.822.19s. the trade
balance for 1912 in favor OF the United
+ States being s551.057.475.
/ "Why Disturb 1t"
Then why disturb ft7 I would not
I suspect the Democratic candidates for
the White House and for the capitol OF
such falsity in their pledge that they
do not intend TO disturb it,
| Their speech is very much like that
which heralded the election of Mr..
! Cleveland. and they may be presumed.
i in justice to themselves, to be as sin
/ cere in their purpose as he was
THE choice for the voter is not OBJ
scure: on the contrary, it is plain
and clear an issue as ever was present
ed IN our political history-it is be-
tween actual and assured prosperity.
active industries, good wages. a flour
ishing home market and rapidly grow
ing foreign trade on the one hand, and
depression Of business. paralysis of in
dustry. loss Of employment for wage
earners and general Generalization of
trade at home and abroad on the other
hand. on one side prosperity and real
progress; on the other a leap into the
dark"