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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20
DUFNER RETURNS
A BACHELOR

Henry Dufner, agent for the Nickel
Plate railroad, Hammond returned to
Hammond from California last Satur-
cay evening, after a months vacation
which he spent on the coast Contrary
= the expectations of many of his
friends who thought he would return
with bride, Mr.. Dufner returned
alone.
His sunburned face and improved
lealth are eviden of the fact that Mr.
Dufner enjoyed his vacation Immensely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20
BY VIRGIL v. MsNITT.
(FOr The TiHaes.l

@OLUMBUS, o.. Feb 2O.-Politics is
our grandest national sport, and
the season of 1912 opens here
Wednesday. Col Theodore Roosevelt
ex-champion slugger and base runner,
Will then endeavor to re-esta blish him
self in the game.
The job of being an umpire served
very we'll for time but what could
be expected when the umpire. as full
of fight ever concluded that his old
team was getting licked? In the case
of the colonel there were friends and
fans to urge him to resume his players
uniform.
Would her
VIII duck swim?
So Teddy will appear here Wednesday
before the Ohio constitutional conven-
tion. to make hrs keynote speech He
will tell the country where he stands
with reference to trust prosecutions
the initiative, referendum. and recall
and other issues and problems If
nominated. he will make his fight from
his Columbus platform.
Can Roosevelt come back" Who
are the men behind his candidacy? Is
he as strong as of old with the men in
the ranks? Is he regarded as the same
Roosevelt that he used TO be?
COUNTRY PUZZLES OVER
kNO1vrY POLITICAL QUERIES.
While We are asking questions. here
are some more: Is it true that Presi-
dent Taft already has enough dele
gates. counting those from New York
Pennsylvania and the southern states.
10 nominatee Who Is the popular
choice among the democrats. Harmon.
Wilson. Clark or Underwood?
=.
all OF the central and southern states
With view to learning the sentiment
Of he peorie. ard to prtseH m s1ISs-
ceefifng articles such answers to the
above anestions as may be cleaned
from study of popular opinion
To get back to Columbus the crowd
is waiting mighty anxiously to see what
Teddy will do when he comes to bat
Will he denounce .'nalefactors OF great
wealth." as of years back, or will he
champion the cause of the prosecuted
steel trust. of few months back?
Win he be outspoken against big
business. or Will he counsel modera-
tione
Ohio republicans are today divided
into three camps President Taft.s
supporters. who include federal neph-
ews and most local organizat tions:
ANooSSsNi' oooiHtis, TdlieF nara just
now TO classify; and radical progress
ives. who refuse to Join the Roosevelt
cause There are many of these La
Toilette man, who still feel unrecon-
ciled
OHIO MEN BACKING TEDDY
NOT oLD-TIMF, PRoGREssIvEs,
waiter Brown. republican organiza-
tion leader of Toledo and chairman of
the state central comrittaa 4 a.,
charge of the Roosevelt boom in the
state lie has never been known here
,tofore as progressive Neither has
Dan X Hanna, son of the late ator.
who is working hard for the coldnel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20
Gary City Council Reduces
Saloon License From $500
to 5000 Largely Through
the Efforts of Alderman
Castleman, Last Night.
What Was Done at
the Gary Council
Last Night.

Passed ordinance repeating high
saloon license ordinance thus re-
storing low licenses to Gary.
Created city seaIership md estab-
lished weights and measures rules.
Reform aldermen showed under
by adroit move of Alderman Castle
man who ruends impeachment rules
ordinance SO that IL IL .Sterlixed,
and the main power is vested I'm
Mayor Knots. thus thwarting any
anti-F<notts moves
Petition signed by 200 citizens
and saloonkeepers asking low license
restoration because of bribery al
legation received.
Alderman CastIeman equipped
with much Battle Axe tobacco md
two brass spittons makes fiery
speech and re-iterates charges TINT
Banker II. G. Hay bribed ex-AIde--
man Baulxus.
Police on guard at meeting stop
many noisy demonstrations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20

Helen L. Kemp, the infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Fred W. Kemp, 52s
Garfield avenue. died last night at
1880 o'clock, following brief Illness
The funeral will be held from the fam
lily residence tomorrow afternoon at
80 O'Clock. Interment will occur at
Greenwood cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20
Bill on a Visit.

BIZ O'Rourke, formerly employed by
the Northern Indiana Gas & Electric
Co, Hammond. is visiting in Hammond
today He is with the Detroit Suburban
Gas d Electric company, and makes his
nome in Detroit. His friends are more
than pleased to see him back.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20

Moving two large brass spittoons
with him he meandered around the
floor of the Gary common council.
Alderman NJ. \. Castleman. known as
odd Battle Axe. the tobacco chewing
statesman of Gary acted as whip OF
the house at the council meeting to-
night and forced through two import-
ant measures.
t-ae knocks OUT the high saloon Ii
lContinued on Pare d
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20
MAY CALL
ANOTHER
MEETING
Question of Closing Johnson
Street Is Still a Live Topic
State Street Hopes to See
Sohl and Johnson Streets
Merged Into One.

the people on the north s1de Ham
mond, and also the business men on
state street and Oakley avenue are
thoroughly aroused over the question
st The losing Of In anson sartsst sshfe1,
'ras TO have come up III court ycs-
fefday, but was fnally postponed for
awhile.
One Of the men who was leader in
the opposition to close johnson street
when the campaign against that project
was started several months ago, called
at The TINES office this morning and
said that the matter of calling another
mass meeting IS under nsideration.
He said it looked TO him as though
the attorneys who were handling the
ter had waited until the interest in the
matter had subsided and then thought
they would go ahead with their plans
to close the street
They are mistaken" said he. .if
they think that the people of the north
side have lost interest in this matter
If the case gets into the court they
will find, that there will be scores OF in
terested property owners there who
VIII demand that the street be left
open'
May BE Important street.
The possibility that the Erie coal
storage warehouse will be removed to
Highlands and that this will result in
the opening or Sohl street as far south
as Conkey avenue has aroused the
state street business men.
They hope to see Sohl street and
Johnson street made one continuous
thoroughfare all of the way from the
country districts to the south of HAM
mond to One Hundred and Forty first
street, Hammond.
They take the view that the rouble
with state street as a business thor
oughfare Is the fact that there are
no important intersecting streets be-
tween oakley avenue and Calumet av-
enue They think that If Sohl street
could be opened all of the way through
to the north side that it would extend
the business district on East state
street all of the way to Sohl street and
possibly farther.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20

Continued on page five., ,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20
Child Dies Yesterday.

CONTINUED on Page 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-20

FAIR AND COLDER
TUESDAY:
WEDNESDAY FAIR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
FL nugttg Fmhfhsmanh.

sHetHH-EE EEEMEE .ETE TX
Sra en- &orreiponoent / Nor6 Do-
fota me66eles, at BET bill gle6e BIa.
bets itore 2aiefrebs at erfare, at
ben for Sarmerne og bele Citizens
.nobifling iaa britt beroiful6e
Commissioner Of Mgriculture ans
2abor" / 8ismorcf, Son. SO. 6.
@tlbreatb, otter er @anoioat for
@lenbalg, og at ban beo sen fore
itaaenoe Nomination / Staten> oe1
266e Sum-, bil mobtage ian goot
ollie @fan6inabernes @temmer
for bette pigttge Gmbebe iom lit
@boice" paa Sen republifanife @aIg=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
@elbreoet peb inbenlanbife 11rter.

Smbor6 paa ct @fib paa &eiie
life itanoie @iften, Ser irart 1preote
bi0t at ct giftigt &rpb; label Sfibs=
legen iom Ell beremt &irurg funoe
fife Itan6ie giften, Ser inort ipreote
fig ooer belle Spitemet.
Otter en- Gags &eiie naae6e @ft=
bet / &opn. On in6ianlf Me6icin<
man6, iom mani ien6te 8uo efter,
ltonbie6e ltrafs @iftens &irfning
meo en- in6enlan6if l1rt og Monoens
2ib re06e6es.
&g66er og l1rter er Maturens
Sur for 5pg0omme. Set ppperlige
@fi00el for fpinbelige SDg6omme,
I2D6ia 6. 8infbam's @egetable Cont
pound, bab6e fit l16ipring / Mar.
TENS &s6ber og l1rter, bboraf Sci
MI aorlig brltges mango Cons / bets
Silbereoelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
>. q. 4. Uh1rrBt. q. D.

|er fpbt i Maret 1861, Sen lite st.
tober, ! 8pen Montrenl, CANADA.
|@fterat babe graol,eret fra Solitte
og fiben (1885) fra 2abaI l1niperii-
tetet, reiite ban til ct. @lol16,
Minn., bbor BON p%raftiiereoe Me+
oicin. Sra ct. CLOUD reiite ban til
Dul11tb, Minn., bbor ban ogiaa I
flere Mar bar 2ege. Sor s Mar IL
ben fom ban til Sarge, bpor ban M
er %boiio6enbe og bppoer lin @labS
blan6t. De met le6en6e Mpnb. ST..
@bareit er al Mormanna=8lob fra
6et franife Mormanoie, og nerer
en- BARN Snteresie for alt, iom er
Morif og 6ermeo normanmff. Sor
2 Mar ii6en gjor6e 81. @barelt en-
&eiie til Sranfrig, bbor ban tube
reoe Meoicin, iamt beiaa tit S9>
0relano og &ollos @rop og Strife /
&oren. Sra bette Stu6teopbol6 /
lit 6eorelano pe6 Doftoren meget
at fortGlle, og oct ct altt6 me6 bar-
me Seleller, at ban omtaler Nor>
mannaetten. Sit Spbol6 / Nor-
manoiet regner ban me6 til noget
al set itdrite / lit SIP.
9r. Gbareit blep / 1890 gift me6
Miis Mara @raig og 6eres lpffe-
lige 9ggteifab er blebet %belitgnet
mes en- @11t og en- 8ige. Com 6en
barme Mor6man6 blep fan forrige
Mor pulgt iom Sefretgr for @ange-
&olf &omiteen / Sarge, g. g.,
bpis &elnltat I 6isie Gage biier fig
/ set loo pregtige &ollo=M onnr1ent
/ Sorgo.
Or. Gboreit er 8enligbe0en ielD,
oltio f~orefommen6e moo fine &uti=
enter, penlig / fin Smgang, en- fin,
Gelifabsman6 pg en- Man6 ON
bpem set fan liaes, at "&eroen er
tilfreos meo". gn 6oIfets @an6
er Gr. Gborelt, og hi 6nifer bam
alt pel / bons @eitrebelie for Norff=
6om / bans @irfe for @%e6ligebol>
6elien AT set Man6ens @lpgtifab,
Iom hi Norjfe og Normanna=6olfet
oIti6 hor i6gt at bore / Gorltaael=
fer al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
Sen Morife Tprenebe &trfes 23oe
Marsmpbe / Sarge, 5. 6. sunni,
bar set itprite / Samfun=
bets 9iitorie.

&ele 6orgos 8efolfning, uonlet
geotionolitet, forene0e Jig / ct bier
teIigt &elfomn1en til 0elegater og
8eidgen6e.
Soreningslagen lto0 pberlt paa
9iiten, 6ernelt &pin6ers 5temmeret
/ M%enigbeoen og, lom Nummer 3,
Gamil1noets Deling / Diltrifter.
Ser par ltor @oncert 2erbag @Hen:
Ordination @gn0ag; Mfllgring al
Sans Mielien @auges 8uuta poa
Goncoroio College @r1n6; gngelf
&onference; 6oreorag CSbe Sigh
Gbriitian gbucotion") og %6esforu6en
Sc ieoponlige @alg, iamt @alg al
@iceforman6.
Eil 9ofole brugtes set mi0ler-
.ti6ige S%abernafel, me6 @~io6eplaoler
til 5000 @enneffer.
Mg6et oabne6es me6 Brebifen al
8alt. g. .. &on6estbe6t fra Datp=
ion, Minn., og ban brlgte iom Seft
2uf. 10: Isl trenger mere Sl6 /
at tiene @u6 me6 Sroi fab," lagoe
Fan b1. a..
rl16en SsI6 fra @imlen pil6e Set
blipe Scot fer poa Sor0en."
0m gftermi66agen bar ser Mn=
6agt pe0 Ya1t. 6. g. Sbompion,
bporefter Breii6enten for Sarge
Commercial Club bilite Marsme6et
@eIfpmmen. 9erefter fom &utt-
nearbeioe @omfunbet b%ebreren6e.
Trebog Mn1aat pe6 8olt. S. 81.
@ang, og mere &utine me6 Stop
porter oip. Sre6ag @ftermio6ag
Mn6agt beo &oit. 2psne. Sitter 5or-
retningsmgbe. 9erpaa lang ct.
'0laf Colleges megtige Sangfor paa
so Stemmer UNDER 9e6elie at &rof.
IS. Melius Gb%ri1tianien, og 8ifal6et
bor oberbel6en6e. Sirs0ag Mften
Mn6agt be6 S. 8. Soc. 9er0ag
Sormi66ag 6ebotterebes Sorenings=
Hagen.
l16ien6ingerne fra Morge, 8ifop
8gcfman og Sognepreit Sans 81.
@nuge anfom &I. 10. Den ltore
Sorlomling reiite fig iom l1otrpf for
lin @eiagtelie, og ltaae16e- iona
man: v&irfen Sen er ct gammelt
&us". Derefter bol0t 8iifoppen en-
bierteparm Sale og Sormano 9abl
ipareoe ligeiaa bierteligt. Baltor
&ouge taIte inotrengen6e og brogte
&ilien fra Song @oafon, meo ct.
SIafs Sr6enens @omman0grforS
til Dr. sc. s.. 8Gcfman. 9enne
taffe6e benpget.
@gn6og gftermt66ag bolotes Mf
ffe6sfelt for Sc u66ragenOe Mislio.
nerer, og om Mftenen ~preoifeoe So
flor @ouge pe6 Maoperguostienelten
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
Senber og NesIt.

S n&oloing Golfeblao" fripe'
6rn giiabetb fglgenoe:
Ser er nisfe Ging, Ser afgipe1
obiolut @i6mesbprb ON, boorbi6t er
&pinoe er proper eller eli. Derti]
berer benoes Sanoers l16ieem6e.
Gor &pin6er, Ser beifi9ftige1
fig meo am6eligt Mrbeioe, SDnima
og lignenoe, ct BET naturligbis nemt
NOT at babe pene &enoer og rene,
blanfe Negle, MEN nogh banlfeli.
gere er oct for DEM, 6er bar busltgt
Mrbeioe, - og BET er netop ber,
man er allerme1t in~teresieret / ab-
iolrt &enligbeo. Set er 10 life hi.
oere appetttligt at tenfe poo, at
en- &binoe n1e6 grumie6e @en6er
og iortran6e6e Negle eIter Deig,
imerer Ma6 og lignenoe. gner le
ben6e preiioere be6 8or6et, ffere
for og Die op.
SIT babe lige iaa imuffe &enoer,
naar man bur busligt Mrbei0e, iom
bbts man for aan6elig @irfiombe6
CT en- n%umuligbeo. Man fan life
bDoe fine @enoer Spbaif og @ulp>
baif, &affelopnsfpring og iaa bi-
oere og iomtioig forlonge> at set
fife ltal funne les paa oem. Men
mon fun me6 ringe l1leiligbe6 6og
goot bolbe 0em rigtig pene, forbin>
Gre, at Sc bliber r66e og tpffe, og
at Neglene bliper fla0e og grimme.
Seq fan tilraa6e felgen6e Srem-
gangsmaa0e, iom er Iibet omiten6e-
Zig og fun freezer nogle faa Winut~
ter baglig.
Naar man ON 9agen ct fer6ig
me6 set egentlige Mrbeioe, paffes
@en6erne ombpggeligt / barmt
&an0, og Meglene b9rltes grun6igt
me6 cit itip 8grite. 9erefter tgr>
rer man SEM gobt og gnioer bem
iaa in6 meb Mrnicin=@ lpcerin.
Man mao fun BRUCE li0t, og @en=
6erne gnioes, inotil @remen er ga11=
ife u6t6rret. &j66et ifpl0es tilbage
fra Meglene, laale6es at Sen bpi6e
@alpmaane fremtreber imuft og
rent; 9ette fan gj6res me0 ct
lille 8enin1trumert, lom fjpbes til
Bette @rug, og iom tilligc CT ino-
rettet til Meglerenier. 0erefter renz
les Nealene be6 @iplp al nenne,
bbts set er %ne0bel1bigt, nren @drlt=
ri1gen olene CT 'be0re, nabnlig hpis
Neglene er tpnbe. Gn0elig pnoier
man sem nte6 ct blp6t Sfi1r0. Neg=
lene b6r bore temmellg tpt fl1ppe=
Sc, baa0e nf @e1ipn til, at Sc oilers
let fnnffer, og for6i be ioa er nem=
mere at bol6e rene.
ga, Set er Set belle.
eS116en man ON Mftencn gaar
Scnn fnrntnnpr t1nn 1nn1n1r Tr=
Gambling; fun un0ld0es NeglcneS
&o6bebm16ling.
SDnes man, lraar mon ON Gfter>
mi6bagcl1 hur g11eoet &nn6erne in0,
at SC pe0bliner at bore fist fcOtc6e,
fan man goot polfc 6em eftcr. nogle
Minutters Torlab. 0ettc forr Ser
imo0 fife tillo6es ONT Mftenen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

Tor tent. 6rl1en: "Ero 9e
mig, @r. Meller, finn Sen gifte beo,
bbao 9pffe Mgtelfnbet bringer."
8eberipenoen: rSSa, men iaa er
set for Tent"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
.@liooassiilo os 5rofOaiilo.

Snart fan hi betlte Joraarsiil=
ben, og iaa fan man bore iifer pua,
at Spileie0oelen / oen nermelte
SID bos mangfoloige 5amilier bill
lD6e pao Sil0 og otter Clio -
itegte Glib og tugte Stlb.
Mfe1 Sen megen 5il0emao bliber
trpttenoe / 2nngoen, ielp ON man
lDnes alorig iaa goot om 0en. Det
bjelper life, boor meget man laa
tpnfer paa, at Clio er neren6e
Ma6 og billig Ma0, mon blibe met
tiliioit bare al 2ugten.
Mcn fer er en- Splfrift poa norlt
5tl0efarbona0e, iom er opermaa6e
bel magen0e. Nle Sc forifjellige
Wenneifer, Ser far pr6pet Sen, er
ertge ON, at vSil0eforbono0er er
oeltfate," og laa fam man 10 ial=
falo foripge. Spifriften lpber iao=
le6eS: Sire ltore SilD %renies, flaaes,
og 8el1e,1e tages rs, bporefter Sc
gaar gjennem Observation-Disclosures 4
@ange lommcn meo fist Solt og
Siloenes ~Wulfe", otter at Sen er
aftaget Sen tp10e @inoe og far lig=
get ct Ear Mi1u1tter / folot &ol1o.
1 5belfeflll0 itp0t Yeber, Il Gbelf e=
fulo itpOt Sl1gefGr, for 10 Orc itp0=
te Spebaffcr og for 10 Ore il1r
rereS / 6agefter, o9 &c ltegcs
iaa poo Ealroen / gonlf, tpnHe
~&arbonoOer". Get ln1ager gobt
meo &ortoffelialat til cller itore
fogte aartoflcr, ifaarct itu og brit
net paa Ea11Ocn.
Mar maa altio pasic at fno gait
ife friifc Silo, Sc ifal purc faltc %
itipe n1co blanfe Sfrl; @ellerne
ifal perc fri frpoe = life brunlige
- og Rjnenc flare. Gn gob SLID
mac pGrc fplOi9 og babe bpi6t
&ig6, faar mar tprrc magre SiIo
imager- Sc al intet. Gn goo, fe0
Glib i1ocboloer 10-14 pGt. Scot
itof. Ga 6cotltoffct / itnrfere @roo
END 9Gggebpioeltoffet prpger Sill
.0cns 5mag, pil @usmoOcren lon1
&egcl flu1nc gaa no ira, at Siloens
Selin1o1 nogenlunoe ltaur i Tor=
bol0 til 0ers Nrri1gspnr6i.
Eoo SC Ii0er, hpor Sil0en ct
go0 = lrrlig Ioraar og @feraar
= er Set p%fonon1iif flogt at an=
penoe Silo og lpore paa &jeSet.
81 far fpr aipet Mnpisl1inn paa
forifiel(tgc li0et fjenotc, pelimage11=
oe Silocrctter, og ifol fer tililnt
tilfeje c1onn1 cit Spifrift pan 0elifa=
te TrofoltlilO: Silocne gGlles,
SsSl16polocnc uotoges, Sopeo og @a=
%lefinne uolfrresr f: W60 it brnt
al ocrcftcr orpsies DC mco Solt og
1taar loole0cs ca. 8 &portcr, bpor=
efter Sc ofpaifcs, torres / ct &lG6e
pg rites nogle Mim1tter / Slic paa
StegepanOcn. Man pno pas1e paa=
at Sc fife CT Longer poa Ya116en,
ems til Sc er MORE, Sc maa fife
gaa it'll. gn Snes al Oisle Glib
lpgges / en- &rl1ffe, lagpis meO
SfiDer al 2 @itroner, nonle faa
bele bpioc Hcberfprn, 81 2m1r=
bprblooc, 9 mellemltorc 2gg, 1fnnr=
ne / 5fiper, lamt li6t groptbaffet
Yerltlle. 6erober bellies en- Mari=
na0e, lopet al Ell bolp YGg[ Die,
1 Heg bpio Sin, 8 Gbcifef1oc Salt,
4 Ebeifefl1loe 5llffer og G1tragon=
eo0tfe eftcr Smag. Siloene lfol
ben1tao 2-3 Sage / bernie Mori=
na6e, fpr Sc br11ges. WfurD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

&usiif. Gn amerifonlf &orre=
ipon0ert anferer f6lgen0e gfsempel
pan oen Strengbeo, bpormeo rus
fife @mbe6smpnb optreber:
Sen r1lsiilte @mbe0smanb: rDe
fan fife blipe fer / 2m6et, min
9erre."
Sen &eiien6e: u5oo oil leg for
Lobe 6et."
gmbeosmalpoen: ~Sm De Silla-
6elie til at reiie?"
Den &eiienoe: ~yeei."
Gmbeosman6en: u5oa fun Sc
life reiie. Seq giper 0em fireog-
type elmer til at tage 8eltemmelle
ON, bbao 0e oil gjere."
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8rufesiorcn / Gtif:

8~rofesiorcn / Gtif: v@elner.
oenne Sgne lite goblet bill fl
&c, bboo set moralife angaar, fan
Sen bobe bpret goo NOT; men bboo
BET fjsoelige .alrgaar, er Ben life
til at iptie!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
Sen umae Manb tog Ell li6e

Sen 1lsc Manb tog Ell liben
sGife op al lin 9omme.
Seq bor en- Yreient til Big" be-
gDn6te ban. Seq neO life, pm 6en
bill paste Sin Singer eller life.
1ne11 - -"
uMo, Self" af6rpo bun bam
vGette fommer iaa pll1oielig, leg
bar olbrig 6rGmt ON
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ienten ~ ct 5glpfingerbel.
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5vo Dafom.

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orufneoc Sen 276e Mpril, ga bon
foriegte at fiere ODER 8or Cider
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Mil ne6oper 2ittle Misl onri &iper.
Mepers bar cit rig &ancb=Gier.
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Wil ne0ober 9ittle WHslol1rl N1per.
Mepers pur Ell rig &ancl=Gier.
= Mrs. Gbarles @olles / 8elle
Tourcbe bol6t pad at foge Ell Ser,
pentinblon6ing, ga BET bele tog Slb
meo Sen Sglge, at @ulet ontenotes
og ne0bren6te, og bum ielp bleb
Iaa forbrpn6t, at bun 6e0e nogle
Sinner efer.
- Mrs. @6tpar0 5nlltbmato,
iom bob6e fit @jem paa en- &ancb
/ 8ig 8ottom, 90 Md Mor6 for
@urgis, er ifu6t libel, og Goroners
SSl1rp flyer, at fun er blepen mpr=
oct. @en6es Mono, @6morb @outb=
maio, paaitaar, at bun orgbte Jig
]eIp. !@nn itb6er mt arreI teret.
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mel, Sgn al Mrs. Marp 6. Slime,
blep Iebt libel al en- &eit pna
6loDo Goofs &oncb, Is Mil noro
for Belle Sonrcbe. @rttten ifnlot
bringe nogle &e1te til 8eitet, og 90
ban aabneoe @rinoen, banot ban
Souget, e liter bpilfet ban le0et Der
enc al Se1tene, r11nbt Mrmen. Sc
iten bleb Ifremt, Iogoe paa 5prane
og traf @l1tte refer Jig ~ Wil
fgr ban ltan6ie6e.
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Sfrio efter &rbsenumere paa BET.
te BIab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25
DANGERS OF FAT
HOW FAT AFFECTS the HEART

Fatty Degen-
GRAFTON of the.
III e q TT may
well be q bug
bear to all fat
people. An ex-
c e $ 8 Of fat
a r o U n d the
heart not only
! m p e de 8 its
movement. but
6 r q d ia IL y
changes t h e
substance Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25
BIG returns. INDICATED
Bazaar for Episcopal Eye, Ear
and Throat Hospital
Well Attended.

The Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital stands in prospect of large re.
turns from the attractive and well at
tended bazaar opened last night in the
Arlington Hotel, and to be continued this
afternoon and evening. Society was pres
ent and the sales were extensive Ar
elaborate supper was served, with young
ladies of the different Episcopal parishes
of this diocese acting as mattresses. Mrs
Louise B. Jones and Mrs. E. ]. Bentley
were in charge.
st. Pauls parish had the ice cream
parlor. Epiphany booth sold candy. Mrs
Wilmer Of Epiphany Church was In
charge, assisted by Mrs. William H. Will
mer, Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. King.
Mrs. Joseph r. Johnson, Mrs. Clark
Mrs. John C. Davidson and Mrs. s. p
johnson had miscellaneous display OF
things at st. Thomas booth.
st. Margaret's Church and the Church
of the Incarnation, with Mrs. Fenton and
Mrs. Ross presiding, had candy for sale
Miss Acker had homemade jams, jeI.
lies, preserves and canned fruits from
Trinity Church to offer for public patron
age.
Ascension Church and the Church OF
the Good Shepherd united on a flower
sale. The booth was in charge OF Mrs
Woods, Mrs. Frank Hume, Miss Duncan.
son, Mrs. Won Kurowski and Miss Abbott
Aprons, bonnets, collars and useful ar.
ticIes were on the table of Trinity Church
Mrs. Van Fossen, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs
William Meyers were the saleSHomen.
st. Stephens and the Church of the Ad.
vent ladies combined in the sale of LEM
onade.
Mrs. w. H. Fox of ST. Johns Church
and Mrs. j. s. Moody of st. MichaePs,
assisted by Miss SaXton and Mrs. T. c.
Meyers, sold dolls.
All Saints booth was presided over by
Mrs. Edward r. Mix, Mrs. j. W. Austin
and Mrs Z. +. NJ. Curtis.
Mrs. James Blake was assisted at the
booth of Christ Church by Mrs. Kennedy,
Mrs. Robert 8. Beale, Mrs. William Glov.
er. Miss Dorset and Miss Gordon.
st. Johns and Grace churches united,
and their booth was in charge of Mrs.
Frederick B. Howden, Mrs. Johnson Nor
gan. Mrs. James Berrell, Mrs. Stearn
and Mrs. William Ballantyne.
Mrs. w. NJ. Dove and Mrs. III. H. Hank
hurst werein charge of all the arrange
ments, lending aid to the various COM
mittees.
Miss ellis presided at the door. Dane
ing began at pm, music being fur
nished by the United States Engineer
and Fort Myer bands. The bazaar will
continue today, closing this evening with
a dance.