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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01
AGGIES AFTER REVENGE

Manhattan Nov. 1.-The Kansas Aggies
will take revenge upon the FairmoLnr
eleven Saturday at Wichita the reventE..
being eft over from the Kansas game
The LowUan eleven is ont for the state
championship WITH a good chance of e-at-
ting the bunting. Fairmount probab;,
will be defeated by decisive score and
the following Saturday the College Of En-
poria comes t. Manhattan to dispute win
the Aggies for the preliminary battle for
the state championship The final battle
will come on THANKSGIVING. when Wash
burn and the Aggies meet here for their
annual struggle
The Aggies are going to Wichita with
much confidence. which may cause them
to overlook some of Fairmount's strength
in rnc coming contest. Fairmount always
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01

points for the affray with the Aggies and
they knew how to point with success Al
DOPE puts he AggieS easy winners LOT tl's
SATURDAY. however. All of the men are
in fair shape, the whole squad being ready
for a game with the exception OF one o.!
troublesome bruises. Schuster is one OF
the Convalescents bat lakes his turn N
the rough work every night The squad
las received hard training this week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01
TEBEAU MUST PAY HIM.
Another Player Wins in Contention
Over Salary

Cincinnati. Nov. 1.-The National Base
ball commission has disalowei all appca.
from decision of the national board by
the Kansas City club regarding the
awarding o. Player ]. c. Withers' salary
during four weeks in which he was
capacitated, as well S225 for physician, 5
services. y
The point taken by the commission was
that the PLAYER had 1 OF been formally SITS
pended at any tine during his illness.
'rhe PLAYER was sold to the 6irard Rapids
club. Tut received no compensation from
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01
-eiory Cons ard See How CETS-IT

''GETS-IT' the new corr cure on q new
principle works Ike the touch Of a fairy s
wand. No mere knives. razers, nIes or
other instruments of torture for corn
sufferers No more salves. piasters and
bandages that hurt the rest of the toe
more than they relieve the corn
"GETS-TT' neve- irritates or turns Ihe
true flesh raw 1t is safe as water. But
my how it >.oes get after corns, bunions.
callouses and warts 1t works painless
w. but 1T shrivels EN- right up till they
drop off leaving the firm, healthy flesn
underneath.
''GETS-IT'' Is guaranteed TO give sauS'
All druggists sell "GETS-IT at . cent
bottle or it will be sent on receipt OF
price by E. Lawrence & Co., Cncaso-
500 opeAa by W = Lake, Brunt
Drug Co., Geo. w. Stansfield, J. p.
RowIey, A. T. Waggoner, w. H. Wilson,
Chesterfield Pharmac y.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01
YALE GUARD Is DEAD.
L. W. York Dies of Pneumonia Fol
lowing Short Injuries.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 1.-The
death from pneumonia of Theodore
w. York. right guard of the Yale foot
bail team. following his injury in the
Yale-West Point game. is likely to
bring up prominently. again in many
American colleges the question of
abolishing football as a, college sport.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01
c. of E. Cancels Friday Game.

Eznporia. Kan, Nov. 1.-The College of
Tcmpnria-William Jewell football game
scheduled here was called off because of
the cor 1ition of the field from the recent
snow storm. This will give Coach Hargtss
additional time to train his athletes for
the contest with the Kansas State ASri-
cultural college November 9.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01

! that club. The commission instructs the
/ Kansas City club to pay the claim of
/ the player in full.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01

Lewis Single Binder cigar gives you the
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
0tmoerede.
Jliebe ben @erfabrer!

Gin 8olf uao Elm Da6s batten ii6
perfeimoet. Ser @olf batte BEN Dads
germ gefreiien, aber Ser Dads frod}
in feline &oble, un6 0abin fonnte Ser
@olf nidt na9. Nun iann ser 8olf
a11f @ade. Gnolid rcbm CT iid Dor,
Den Dads al pergiiten. @ie absr
lonte er Sos Gift in Sic S0ble britt
gem? gr ielblt mar gu groB 0a5u.
Da fam Ser 8olf 81 elmer 5elo=
malS uno ipra6 gang freunolih 81
ibr:: u2iebe S%rel,roin! Oh %fonnteit
mir einen eroBen @efallen tbltn. Sci
ood 10 gut un0 trage 0ieie giftige
Yiae in sic 1a6sboble. Sobol0 ib
mieber al,s Sem @afbe fomme,
bringe ib Sir aub einen sad pom
@ei5enf0rner nit"
9os M6l1s6en aber iprad): u@as
6enflt Oh 0enn bon mir? gu 0enfit
mobl,. neil ib arm bin, Jon. i6 midi
perleiten lulien, 9eine b0ien Streihe
ms5ufiibren? 9araus miro nidts
gu fommit ionit al16 nibt SIT mir"
@a ging ser @olf gum gidb0rn=
den u,r6 iprad: u2ieber 6reun0!
Gbue mir SEN @efallen 1rno idaffe
0ieie giftige Biue in Sic D%adSb0ble,
ih bringe Sir au6 elm Sdod ser
id)0niten Miilie nit aus Sem @al0e."
Das gidb0rnden aber iogte:
u56ide, tpen gu miuit, MIR MIDI
nidt. gu b0ien Sbaten babe ib MIDI
nod ME gebrm19en lall EN-"
gn0lid) fam ser @olf gu SEM @ie<
lei inns iagte: r@er5liebeS 6reun6=
den! Sble mir 6o6 Sen ein5igen
@efauen rn6 TRACE 0ieie @iftpiue in
Sic @0ble 6es 3addes. S6 idenfe
Dir 6afiir Elm Soar iunge Sd1bden
gum Sriibitiid."
Mber a1d ser @ieiel iagte: u@da=
ME 0id, alter> GROCER Siegrim, oaB
Gu MIDI fleirres unidlrl0iges Sbier=
6en perleiten miult, Seine obidelli=
den 8lane nit mtsfiibren gu belfe1t.
@eItern gingit gu an mir borbei un6
iabit midi nidt. @elte bin ib gut
genug. Midt mabr? @enn gu
ni6ts 8elieres bon mir minit, 10
bleibe mir Elm an0ermal bonn 2eibe."
ga itan0 nun Ser @olf. Gr muB=
te nun Sen Dads leben lolien, neil
ibm NiemahD gebolfen botte. go!
ipiiroe mandes 80ie ni9t gei6eben;
menn geteman0 mitbiiIfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09

idien aber nidt oiel 6arauf 5u adj
ten uno meinte, 10 ein fleiner @urm
miir0e 6em Baum mobl feinen groben
Sda6en bun, un0 lieb i'm geben.
Die 3eit beritrid. SIM naditen
Sabre bemerfte man, 5aB sic 8ldt<
ter oeS 8anmes : beionoers oben
an ser Spibe = meIf muroen unb
abfielen, piel friber, als Die 8ldtter
Ser an0eren 8aume. SIM oorauffol-
genoen Sabre itorb ser 8aum ab un0
.per6orrte.
Ser groBe, i6one Baum mar toot,
ser feline @urm bate i'm %getootet.
@r bobrte iid 1T sic &i1oe uno 6aS
Sol5 binein in 6as @er5 6es 8armes
ltro arbeitete sort, Bis er 6os 2eber1
0eSielben ber5ebrt botte.
60 fann aud) sic fleinlte giin6e,
gleid ienem @urme, an unlerem 2e=
bensmarf nagen, ooB mir fable, 1l11=
frudtbare 8aume meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
Cine beritambise Mmtter.

@nna mar 0os @ino iebr rei6er
Gltern. Sic befam auBer einem gu=
ten Sda1lunterridte au@ untertpei=
Jung i'm @larpieripieIen, in frem6en
Spraden, inn 3eidmen un6 Molen,
in feinen gtidereien etc. Mber iie
muBte audi Sen @eien fubren, Elm
@eridt foden, elm 5tud @aide pa=
i6en un6 Elm @lei6ungsltiid aus
beliern lernen. 3abon cling lire Mut<
ter ni6t ab.
Dieie Mrbeitel1 fanren freilid ser
Mnna mitnnter iebr iauer an. sic
madte 5utpeilen Elm b0dit per6rieB=
1i@eS @eii6t, >penn iie Sen @eien
1ebmen un6 Sic 5tube ausfebren,
o6er iib an Sen @dbtii6 ieben uno
eim Haar @trimpfe itopfen iomte.
&et1t Mnrren un6 fein eiigioures
@efi6t aber balf ibr bon ielden Mr-
beiten log.
SOU mnbt aud ioIde Mrbeiten Ier=
men, iagte Sic beritdn6ige Mutter
ieoesmal, uoenn gu biit Elm Ma6d)en
un0 gu meibt nidt, Oh gu 6ieie &C.
1didli9feit ni@t nod einmal &C.
brauden fannit."
limb = anna fonnte fe ipater iebr
gut gebrauden.
Mnna's Gltern pur6en bon per=
idieoenen l1ngliidsfduen beimge=
lu9t rn0 berIoren 11ah un6 noh ibr
gon5es @erm0gen. Ma9 5ebn Sssabren
paren tie gqn5li6 berormt. Mnna
fonnte nt6t mebr BEL ibnen b1eiben.
Sic mnbte III 9ienite geben. Mie-
man6 fragte fie 3d. Of file Glapier
lpielen, mulen o6er ,frem6e Spraden
ipre6en TONNE. Mber man fraqte, Of
tie bag @qes gelernt bobe, mos in
elmer @%ausbaItung GIT tbun lei.
Sebt crit iab iie elm, 6oB ibre
0entter redt gebabt batte. @ie 5onf-
bar mar iie ibr iebt 6afur, SAB iie
bon ibr au6 81 Dem gep6bnIiden
metbliden @rbeiten angebalten NOR
Sen tpar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
@eriudlte alles mas int 2abe1 ,uar

Scr Ilpenfraater fat ii@ bier einen
boben STUFF ermorben. Cine iunge
Game mar franf, u110 ga ibr @ater
cine Mpotbefe fiibrte, 10 ideint es,
Dob 1te allies periudte1t, mas in iei=
nem 2aoen mar; au6 Mer5te tpuroe11
gu &atbe ge5ogen; aber ni9ts balf.
60 nabm ma11 Tie 0ann nad) &odelter,
Wfinn., no iie iid elmer Operotion u11=
ter5ieben iollte. Mus gemiiien Grim
Den muroe tie aber mieoer bein1ge=
melandpliid o6er ibmermiitbig, penr1
eS lib INN Sen 5%eeleni@mer5 ban0elt,
ooer mir fomt1te11 iomeit, 0ob mir unS
&orperl d1ner5e11 bereiten o0er audi
bon ar0eren 5ufiigen laiien. Solde
@e1n1ttber aenl1et1 mir mobl perpers,
obne re@t gu miiien, mas mir oomit
etgentli6 iogen mollen. 5iderli6 lit
lolde 9enfart fra1tfbaft, u116 oesboIb
mlliien mir uns Dor ibr bitten. @er
0a5u beranlagt lit - uno sic MtrIage
ribrt oft get1ag bon 6em rein f0rper-
li9en B%eftnoen ber = oarf 1idt grit
beln uno ii9 in sic g%rinnerunq an
Die Gage, 90 er idtper gelitten bat,
berttefen. Sc iit gerooe 10 gefdbrIid,
ii@ an 6em @dmer5gefiib1 5u bera1t-
iden, tpie irgen6 eine ott6ere Mus-
idreitung gu begeben. @ir miien
alio sic gr0Bte @oriidt tpoIten lafen,
I'M 6as ridtige @erbaltniB 5piiden
iorgloier 6rel6e ur6 ernitem Mad)=
6enfen iber erltttene 9ei0en nidt gu
it0ren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
Sur Elm fleimer @ur,1t.

SSn einem idonen @arten fton6
Elm bober, itottli6er 8aum. gines
Cages %getpabrte Ser @drtner einen
fleinen Murm, etma onoertbaIb Bon
lang, Der an 6em Stamm binauf-
fro9 nn6 bic nn6 6a Die @in6e an
bobrte.
Gin Mann, ser 1eben 6em @1rt-
ner itan6 nn6 SEN @1rm ebenfuns
iab, fagte 6ieiem, 6aB er Sen 8urm
tooten miiiie, fonit tniir0e ser W,rm
ben Baum t06ten. Ser @drtner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
TanttItenfreiS.
&leine &ndfidten.

gs geb6rt bel mobler5oge11en 2en=
ten 5unl ielbitperi fdn0liden guten
Son, 0aB iie int geleuieen 2eben iid
5uborfommen6 5eigen un0 fleine
S9mGden ser lieben Mitmeni9en
iiber ieben. 9ieie 5orte &iidii6tsnab=
me berleibt erlt 6em umgange &ei5
un6 peri@afft jeSei1 ein5elnen 6os
@efiibl elmer gemiilen 5iderbeit uno
@e6orgenbeit. St meiB, Sic @ren5en
ser &0fIidfeit per6en ni9t iiber=
idritten, feline @igenart un6 Ner=
i0nlidfeit miro geo6tet.
Scum lit es aber merfpir0ig a115l=
ieben, pie manher> SEN Serneritehen=
Sen gegeniiber itets b0fli6 un6 rid
iidtspom tit, int etgeren &eim, gegen
6ieientgen, sic ibm duBerlid am
naditen iteben un6 gem0bnli6 a11d)
inner1i9 ant liebiten iiber an6ere
Menidenfin6ern iin6, feinestpegs sic
g1ei@e &iudii@tsnabme maIten IdBt.
gu SEN 9r0Bten Spfern Big CUR Muf=
opferung fir sic seinen miir6e ct
int @otbfam bereit fem = aber ibner
Sen iiiBen 8oG tdglider fleiner Sp=
fer gu brineen, 6as unterldBt er al1s
@e6anfenloiigfeit o6er @eqlemIid)=
feit. &c lift natiirIi@ nidt r0tbig, 6oB
er ft6 6abeim mie in elmer 3mangs-
jade benegt, er ion bielmebr ral1s=
ipan1ten un6 fid fret un6 bebogIid
fibren; aber er ion auf sic @Ieinig=
feiten adten, sic sic Seinen uneern
an ibm ieben, un6 5ie bon Ser gr=
ten 5itte gefor6erten 3%uborfommen-
betten ni@t a11ber adt laiien, Sic bei
6em engen 3~uiammenIeben in ge=
meiniamer &dusIidfeit bei on6ers
m%obltbuen5 pirfen.
Sc enger Elm 8ano Ser @en1ein=
i@oft, 6eito mebr &eibungsfladen
iin0 borban6en. 6rem0en 2euten
fonnen mir eber aus 6em @ege ge=
Zen, menn uns lire @egentpart Ia
itig miro. Die S9tpG6en un6 2ar1=
men Der eignen M%ngeb0rigen aber
miilien mir ertragen, OBJ mir mouen
ooer nidt; file meroen uns am pe=
nigiten 0riiden, tpenn mir Tie ertra=
gen tpoaen unb nidt Bios miiien.
Selfen mir 0em @%eritimmten nit
5rennoltdfeit un6 &ube iiber Sic
boien a%uge11bltfe binmeg, III 0enen
er ii@ ielbit un0 uns qualt, er miro
eS unS na&ber ii9er 9anf miIien.
nro lelblt menn mir iolde Spfer int
9uloen ei1em berbdrteten @emiitb
bringen miibten, 6as iie nidt er=
hilbert un0 ibrer niGt pertb it,
menn es i%iberbaupt elm Mittel gilt,
&artber5igfeit un0 &iidiidtsloiigfeit
5n ubermtn0en -, 0ann lit es selbit=
beberridung un6 b%eitdn6ige, borneb=
tne &udii@tsnabme. Denn iie lit elm
Strabl iener 9iebe, sic nidt Bios al
leg bofft, glaubt un6 5uI6et, ionoern
an6 aaeS iibertpin6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09

Boriert. - @attin( Dor einem
SSumeIierIa6en): ~@@, &ans, iieb n1r
sen r%ei5en6en Herlenidm1d, Ben ion-
teit Du mir faufen."
@atte: v8e6erfe, Sobanrt, 9erIen
be6eute1t 9br6nen!"
@attin: .Sa, JetpiB, tpe,1t man iie
r,idt erbdlt, ia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09

iid einitelt, Damn lit es 3eit, oaB
oie aameraoi@aft III ser @be in fire
idoniten &edte tritt. 90 beiBt es
Damn, @dritt balten nit eina1poer,
ni6t nur feline perionliden Snterei
fen in Sen 8or0ergrano ibieben,
netn, audi auf sic 6es Mn6eren einge-
Ten, an i6nen tbeilnebmen. Mande
Mfanner mogen es aueroings nidt,
onB Ste 5raren iid INN lire geidaft-
liden Mngelegenbeiten fiimmern; sic
8rau fat ouBer6em ia ibr eigenes
reideS M%rbeitSfel0. Mber elm ie6er
Wann io1te feline @attin bod inn
Mlgemeinen iiber feline berufliden
S11tereiien, Dor Muem iiber sic mirt6=
idaftlide Gage ser 5amilie auffld=
rem. 9ebteres namentli6 muB gang
ge11alt geid)eben, 0amit Sic Sral1 eli
1len lteberblid geminnt, mie piel fir
Den @auSbalt berausgabt mer6en
fann. Cine 6rau, sic ser edte, bi1fs=
fereite 2ebensfamero6 fires @atten
lit, mir0 Damn itets genau miIIen, mie
piel fie %ausgeben 6arf +.
Ser quite &amerao mub CUR red=
ten 8eit 81 id)meigen un6 GIT re6en
1iiien 6arin liegt zines Ser gro=
fen @ebeimniiie elmer gliidliden gbe.
Gin iobrelanges 8uionmenreben of
ne Stiirme gibt eS ia mobl nur in
Sen %ielteniten Tdnen; gera6e in ser
eriten 3eit Ser @be, nad SEN Sitter
moden, 5ieben am @bebimmel oft sic
id1par5eiten l1neetpitter ol1f - man
mub ii@ 6o6 erit in einan6er ididen,
an einan6er getpobnen; ol16 6os Mu-
&c Ser 9iebe bermag Seller 5u ent=
heden, ltn6 6ann lift es 6os id0nite
gorredt ser @amera6idaft, gegeniei=
tig er5ieberii@ gu mirfen. Die @be
lit oft cine S9ule, in ser 10 Monde
er5ogen per6en; Sic 2ebrmeiiter bei=
BEN @eoulo, Ser tanoniB, Na6iidt,
2iebe un0 Dor alem - u%nbeqrena=
tes @ertrauen. Die guten @amera=
ZEN miiiien Sic feite leber3el1gung
baben, einon0er lire @eelen rid.
baltsloS o%ffenbaren gu f0nnen. So
lnarbe @be lit muir aus @od)a6tung
uno 6reumoidoft geid)loiien mor0en,
uno niht lange 6arauf fat iid Sic
len betoen 6aftoren, nit i6rem bel=
len 2idt aleS iiberitrablen0, innige
2iebe bin5ugelteQt. Mus 10 man6em
o%ermobnten Ma06en, 6os im gl=
ternbauie ieinen 2auner nafgab,
tit cine tii6tige Sral1 %getporoen, TO-
Balls ii6 bei ibr 6as @emuBtiein ser
Yfli6t einiteute, ni9t muir Sic @m=
pfangen5e, ion6ern audi sic @eben6e
51 1ein.
Sic gltten &alnero6en, sic ems
1it6 IN ibren 2ebenSoni ba1ungen,
ben geneiniamen Mrbeitern, meroen
etnanoer nie mebr gu tragen geben,
alS lie berm0gen, Sc mebr Elm Menld
fam, UNI ID unabbangiger BON
fremoer Silfe ifebt er ga, INN 10 FREEZER
miro er ieelii@ UNI 10 better f0nnen
li4 oie @igenidaften leines @eiites
un0 @emutbes entfalten. Ser quite
Sebensfamera6 muB Dor aIlem Mn6e=
rem Semitic beiiben, 6enn Gu9tigfeit
uno Sapferfeit alein tbun es nidt.
Ser Mann brau6t cine ianHe &an6,
sic iid arf feline Stirn Iegt, tpenn er
mlsoe bon 6es Cages 9aiten bein1~
febrt, er braudt ein frobes 2ddeln,
oas i'm griBt, Damn mir6 audJ sic
fleinite Gorge ba16 peridmun6en fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
8lan6erei.

9as SoeaI ie0er 8rau lit Elm 3drt-
1i@er, bingebungsbouer @otte, ser
nidt MIR idmarmerii@ Iiebt, fonoern
or6 Elm treuer 2ebensgefdbrte unb
gutter @amero6 lit.
8enn Ser &aui9 ser eriten 2iebe
t%crflogen un6 Der nii9erne glutag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
@enn sic an @hen,natismts

lei6en, Damn i@reiben sic nit, un6 id
meroe Sbnen u1tentgeItli9 Elm BaGet
zines etnfa&en MitteIs ienoer, Nell
DIES mild nno b%nn0erte beilte, 6or1tr=
ter @erl onen I'M Sitter iber adt3ig
SSabren. Mor1n a6reiiire: Sobn 81.
Smith, 2702 Sntitb 8Iog., MeiItpoa1.
Tee isis. 23L26t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-29
DEMOCRATIC OFFICE HUNGER.

Scratch a Democrat and YOU find a
spokesman. one would think that the
man who said ITO the victors belong
the spoils" would forever be held up
as an absurd instance Of antiquated
inefficiency Yet Andrew jackson.
promulgator OF that doctrine, is a
revered hero of the Democratic faith
and millions today believe that one of
the first duties of a Democratic Presi-
dent would be to appoint Democrats
to office
An interesting illustration Of this
has been given BY the present Demo-
cratic administration in the State Of
Massachusetts Governor Foss. a
former Republican, found the offices
largely filled by Republicans. Most
of them were faithful ana efficient
men. He made a good many changes.
but the case for the denomination of
able officials was so strong that he
simply had to reappoint the majority
of them
His course in this matter has been
the subjec of the bitterest criticism
among his party associates. a candi-
date far inferior to him in personal
qualifications waged a campaign for
the nomination, the most important
issue Of which was more pork for
the Democrats. This candidate was
not nominated, but he made a big
showing on this issue that appealed
to the Democratic heart.
The past twenty years has seen an
enormous Improvement of the civil
service under Republican rule. The
principle has been well established
that an efficient man shall keep bis
post as long as he remains efficient
The horde of office seekers that tool
nearly all of poor Garfield's time. apd
twas the cause of his assassination, has
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-29
NEWS

The union of chorus girls in London
now numbers nearly 500 members.
Organizers for the Western Fedora
tion OF Miners are at work in north
ern Minnesota.
Five new locals OF Boot and Shoe
Workers Union were chartered by the
international during August.
The American Federation OF Labor
expects a record breaking attendance
at its annual convention in Rochester
next month.
The General Confederation of Labor
Of France voted recently TO stay out
side the socialist party. The vote was
1000 to IS.
The Texas state Council of Carpent-
ers IS working on plan to build a
home for the INDECENT and disabled car
penters of the state
On Nov. 4, al st. Louis, Mo. the In
ternational brotherhood Of Mainten-
anee Of Way Employees will hold its an
nual convention
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Taft's Fight Is Your Fight
3 &C u S {

Do you Remember the years
f893-4---the free soup houses.
bank failures, thousands of men
out of work and the bread line?
Do you remember that at this
time we had a Democratic Pres
ident, Grover Cleveland?
Woodrow Wilson, the Demo-
cratic candidate, and his free
trade doctrine will brinQ this
condition on again and tits your
duty to see that he is NOT elected.
How can this calamity be pre-
vented? Don'tthrOw away your
vote on Theodore Roosevelt, be-
cause II is utterIyimpossibI for
him TO be elected and a vote for
him is a vote for Wilson, as it
splits up the Republican party.
Can Wilson be prevented from
being elected? Yes, there is but
one way, put a cross on your
ballot as follows:
(X) REPUBLICAN.
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was born in Montreal October 20. 1875,
and is a graduate of Mont St. Marie
Congregation de Notre Dame in that
city. Her father was a well known
newspaper man of Trenton. n j., and
through his influence she obtained her
first theatrical engagement Her debut
was made at the age Of IL with stock
company in Philadelphia, with which
organization she remained for several
seasons. She then joined the company
Of the late Daniel Bandmaun. playing
in Doctor Jekyl and Mr. Hyde" In
1908 she starred for time in Janice
Meredith" Probably the greatest sue
cess that Miss stahl has achieved was
made in The Chorus Lady" in which
she played the title part more than
1000 times and attained wide popularity
in England as well as throughout
America.
Congratulations to:
Walter F. Frear. governor Of Hawaii.
81 years old today.
Crown Princess Marie Of Roumania,
who is declared to be the most beauti-
ful princess in Europe, 81 years old 30
day.
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II z 4 z ID
BY
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STRANGE glow reported IN western
sky by Porter county natives. can it
be that the aurora borealis the Porter
ties saw was caused by the Hon. Tim
Englehart standing in front Of the set
ting sun while he had his new golden
hued brown fun dress suit on2
NEW discoveries show how Venus de
Mtlos arms rested Well she wasn't
swishing her Mobile when she lost
them.
PATRIOT down at Evansville gave
the city 20.000.000. But don't get ex-
cited ne only gave $1,000 which is pay
able ESQ years hence The compound
interest Will make UP the other s19.-
500 600. Next time your wife is feeling
blue make her a present OF $500 600
by putting So on deposit for 12o years.
STANDARD OIL works at whiting.
which last May declared dividend Of
1000 per cent has declared another
one Of per cent and an extra one Of
per cent. You would think chat those
Whiting natives would work a little
harder for John D. 1t would have been
d lot nicer to have had IL per cent
dividend.
EASTERN exchange says that old
Doc Bryan has told woodrow Wilson
that he can't have more than one cup of
coffee.
CAMPAIGN managers for each Of the
three presidential candidates have is
sued figures showing how their man
VIII win by 50 many million. save all
these statements and on Nov. 6 see
what liars campaign managers are.
THIS war racket may be all right,
but what about the weeping mothers
the worrying wives, the sad sweet
hearts and the hungry kids? II is the
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NOT A SAFE PARTY.

SAYS the Milwaukee Sentinel: a
party which does not know its own
mind on the tariff question. talks free
trade in one breath. and trims over
to the republican side of the boat III
the next. is decidedly not a safe party
TO entrust with the control at a juno
ture like the present when business is
straining at the leash of politics, and
is mainly in need of reasonable assur
ance as to the sort Of policy to be pur-
sued at Washington in the immediate
future" The trouble with all this is
the uncertainty of the future which
every business man has to face Even
now conditional orders are made bas-
ed upon this very thing Articles are
ordered many months ahead and the
manufacturer must be able to forsee
conditions. Whatever stands in the
way Of this binders business and this
very uncertainty is about the worst
thing that business has to face.