davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
$4,000 . 90.

s4.ooGs 90
New potatoes-Florida reds. s225@
$50 per hamper.
Veai-5o to 60 lb weights. 7@7hc:
60 to 80. 7GS1sc; SIS to 10 lbs, sGIoc.
Dressed beef-Ribs. No i, 195kc No
loins. 24c: No. 1 round, 1oc: No. 1
chuck, SC; No ! plate. 7c.
Live poultry-Turkeys per lb. lac;
chickens, fowls. 15c: ROSTERS. 1oc;
springs. 15c. geese 1oc; ducks, 15c.
Beans - Pea beans hand picked
choice. $3.50; prime. s2.4s; red kidney,
fancy. s2.5o; white. kidney, $500:
brown Swedish. long. $500: round.
s225.
Green vegetables-Asparagu per
box. $4,000 500; beets. soc per sack
cabbage. per brl, s2.5oQ3.25; carrots, 10
Q90c per sack: cucumbers. doz. $1,000
i.5o; caulifiower. s1.2503.25 per box.
celery si.o0 q 200; horseradish IS q SOC
per dog stalks; lettuce. head. per bril-
$500 $500: leaf, 15q17hc case; mush-
rooms. 15@s5c per lb. onions. $500
400 per 100 lbs: parsley, $500 q 500 per
brl; peppers, per crate. $500; radish-
es. 10 a 4oc per doz: spinach $4,000 g. 90
per brl; pieplant, per box, $500; string
beans. SIC 20 400 per hamper; tomatoes.
$500 a $50 per crate; turnips. s1.25 PEI
tub; watercress, 5 q 15c per doz.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
HAMMOND.

Lot s. east u lot 7, blk l, STAFF
ford Trankle's Grove add,
Charles Ulshafer to William H.
Horton $4,000
Lots l to as. blk 2I. Manufactur-
ers' add, Martha Hess to Rich
ard I. Davis. Observation-Disclosures. 1
Lots 80. 81. 80, blk 1, Harrison
Park add, Luke H. Kelly TO
Adelbert w. Warren en 800
Lots 10 to Is, blk /; lots 3 and T.
10. is, 10 TO "a. blk 2; lots 5, I,
s. IA to 16. blk 3. Kinks add
Freeman e. Morgan TO Gostlin.
Meyn Co. 1
Lot e. east ~ Lot as blk o. II4es.,-------
land add, Lake Co. Savings &
Trust Co. to Mary Erwin L
Blk I, ex. and S; blk .. ex. lots
l, ?, 4, 10: blk 3, ex. lots s. IL
IL. w. Gordon Smith to Gostlin,
Meyn & Co
Lot 3, blk 6, North Side add. Hen
ry Ripe to Conrad Jacob 175
CROWN POINT.
Part lots 9, TO- IL. William J.
OBright to Sophia H. Lottes. 5000
EAST CHICAGO.
Lots ?. 81, Ladd & Smiths add.
Minnie E. Spear 10 Clarence G.
Lot 80, west feet lot 81. blk IL,
NE 2s-379. Smith Miller Co. to
Ida G. Smith 600
Lot 13. blk 81, east a. SW
2s-s7-s, Smith Miller Co. to
Harvey e. Jackson. n....
Lots 81, So. blk Is, Sw 2s-s7-9.
Samuel Fuzzy to William A.
Fuzzy .-..-...-..-........ /
SOUTH GARY SUB.
Lots A. and 45, blk II, FEEDER &
Schlesinger Co. to Anton Dolby 450|
GARY.
Lot 80, blk 50, Gary Land Co.'S
1st sub. Gary Land Co to Clan
cy f. Burlingame - 500
EAST CHICAGO
Lots 1 to 8. blk ?. Sc a 2s-s7-s.
John r. Emery ct al. to First
National Bank, East Chicago. 81. 500
TOLLESTON
Lot "a, blk 8; lot g. blk 1e. c. r. L.
& I. Co.'S 5th add. Auditor to
Otto ]. Bruce. tax deed . S.7Si
Lots Al and 4s, blk .. Borman's
End add, Albert Borman to John
Vogelsang son
Lot SO, blk %, c. r. l. & /. Co.'S
9Th ado. Frank n Gavft to
Theresa Bodinger ... 40
@-Sto ~ II, DIN l. lOIS TO AZ,
Elias add. Mary Pond to Ar
thur A. Kunert ..
Lots 81 to 3S, blk 4, Germania No.
2, William II. Welter to Helen
L McNaughton "
INDIANA HARBOR.
Lot 6, blk "a, East Chicago Co to
Bertha schwalbe .,......... 500
Lots 2, 7. 2S, blk Is. Sd add. Bar
ney Cohen to Indiana Trust e.
Savings Bank observation-disclosures. /
Lot 16, blk 19, 2nd add. Conrad
Peto to Anna wildfang i
CROWN POINT.
Lot 13. Il feet off north side lot
IL, Jacksons div of commits
sioners add. Myron L. Burge to
Jacob scheidt ..-..,..--..... 2.1oo
WHITING.
Lot 81, Sheridan Park add. Addie
A Greatrake to Peter J. Moser 74ol
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20

change OF venue from county.
Granted. Porter Superior Court (5l
days to perfect.
Court Room No. a.
Matthew Lavene. Deft. files motion
t4ls- Charles H. Frederick, admir-. VS..
for judgment on answers to inter
rogatories- Overruled and deft. ex-
cepts and files motion for new trial.
1888 Sophia Grade VS.. Charles Grade.
BY agreement of parties, court ap-
points Clyde b. Tinkham as speciaI
judge to try this cause.
Court Room No. 2,
Tl37- William T. Koch vs. Ernest e
Fricke ct al Plaintiff asks and in
granted leave to file first and Sec
ond amended paragraphs of COM
plafnt and same are filed.
s4s4- F1orestein Shuen VS.. John Y.
Shuen. Defendant defaulted. Find
for piafntin granting divorce. Re-
striction of maiden name Flores
tein Moralex. Enjoined from
marrying for two years. Judg-
ment.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
Saturday, the 18th day of
April, 1912,

between the hours OF ten o'clock a. M
and four O'Clock p. m, the rents and
profits for a period not exceeding seven
years, of the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Lot forty-three (43), in block two. In
Garfield Park addition to Gary.
Lake County, Indiana.
If said rents and profits will not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said de-
cree. interest and costs. 1 will at the
same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple in and to said real estate. or
so much thereof as may be sufficient
to satisfy said judgment interest, costs
and accruing costs. Said sale will be
made without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws.
Taken as the property OF Joseph T.
Teller ct al. al the suit OF Calumet Sup
ply Co.
THOMAS GRANT
Sheriff, Lake County, Indiana
Greenlee & Call.
Atty's for Plaintiff.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
VOICE OF
-aM THE M
p e
SAYS PLAYGROUND Nor TIMELY.

NAYS PLAYGROUND NOT TIMELY.
Whiting. Ind, March 20.
Editor TINES
communication signed .svov
Populi" appeared in last weeks Whit
ing Call in which the writer urges the
purchase by the city of a site for a
public play ground. Admitting that
such an investment might be desirable
sometime the writer hereof cannot
agree that the present is the proper
time to agitate the subject.
Whiting now has the most econo,ni-
cally administered government in the
Calumet region, and 1T is the earnest
wish of all property owners that CITY
taxes be not raised aboxe the present
level If Vex Populi were a tax payer.
himself. which, evidently he is not, he
would realize the Importance of an
economical administration of the citv,s
finances and would not be SO willing
to spend them for the purchase of a
play ground.
There has already been a large. and
some think an unnecessary expenditure
of the peoples money for the Lake
Front Park, which surely ought to
satisfy ''Vox Popuh" and others who
are ciamoring for play ground. IL
the Commercial Club" can place manu-.
AHNAaAahs on All unOCuDied
ground 1t would be much better than
to waste money in the way the "Calp'
correspondent suggests.
The sighted mayor and the COM
mon sense council of our city will
surely turn a deaf ear to any such
appeals. especially as. the ladies of the
Fortnightly Club have on second
thought decided not to press the mat
ter.
While public parks and play grounds
and electrolier illuminations may be
alright for some cities, 1t is a matter
OF congratulation that the present city
is too conservative. too
prudent and too wise to fall in with
the extrava CANT ideas of .'yov Populi."
A CONSERVATIVE CITIZEN.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
Higher Courts Record.


21s42- Lake Shore g. Michigan
Southern Railway Company ct al. VS..
Susan Cloush ct al. Porter c. c. An
pellees' additional authorities.
Appellate Court Minutes
7172. Inland Steel Company VS.. Nike
Ilko- Lake s. c. Appellee's briefs ON
appellants petition for rehearing.
s20e. Terre Haute. Indianapolis x
Eastern Traction Company vs. Rose
Ella Young. Administrative Tippe-
canoe c. C. Appellee's briefs
Sl6s. Talge Mahogany Company VS..
George M Hockett- Hamilton G. &.
Appellee's briefs.
1919. The Vulcan Iron Works Com
pany vs. The Electro Magnetic Cold
Mining Company. Morgan c. Z.
Clerks return to certiorari.
S174- The Spencer Light Power
Heat and Water Company VS.. Ella VIII
son. Morgan C. c. Appenees petition
Tor leave to file briefs.
s1SS. Edward F. Leland vs. Henry
G Crawford eft al. Allen s. c. Appel
lees (Forsythe's) briefs
7173. William E. Henderson Va.
Thomas McGruder. Marion s. c. Mo-
tion by appellant to strike appellee.s
briefs from the files.
Appellate Court New Suit.
1912. German Fire Insurance COW,
pany VS.. John Writ. Marion S. c. Rec
ord. Assignment of erors. In term.
Bond.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
MOTIONS AND ORDERS

Continued from page fveo
perior Court (5) days to perfect
e25S. William F. Bridge VS.. Henry
Schrage ct al. Plaintiff withdraws
request for special finding of facts
and conclusions of law. Granted
s709. Charles E. Martin VS.. Margaret
Martin. Defendant defaulted Find
for plaintiff granting divorce and
custody of child George A Martin
aged IL years. Plaintiff to pay
costs. Judgment.
1855. Stephen Senchak VS. Pennsyl-
vania co. Deft. files affidavit for
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
WHITING CITY
COUNCIL MEETS
Transact Various Bits of
Business For City's
Benefit.

Whiting. Ind. March 20.-The regu-
lar melting of the city council was held
on Monday night. Mayor Parks and all
the aldermen were In attendance, with
the exception of Baran.
Bids were received for the collection
of garbage. which was again given to
Mike Paylo, at a salary of 5000 per
month.
The resolution was adopted confirm
ing the resolution for the Improvement
of Davidson Place, and also one for the
Improvement of Center street.
The purchasing was instructed to
purchase five tons of lawn fertilizer and
500 pounds of lawn sed to be used In
the park. They were also authorised to
purchase cars of screenings and 2
cars of X inch broken lime stone
Saloon licenses were granted to John
Pauly. Harry Kilcullen and Ferdinand
Kralj.
After the new bills were read and re-
ferred and old bills were ordered paid
the meeting was adjourned
PUT YOUR WANT AID IN THE
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
COLD BL OW DRIVES
men TO STATION
Forty Lodgers Sleep on Con-
crete Floor of the Gary
Police Quarters.

The return of the cold winds la st
night drove homeless men to apply for
shelter at police headquarters and
more than forty were permitted to
sleep on the concrete floor in the po-
lice rtafion basement.
Forty dodgers is the usual number on
a cold winter night and the reason for
the large applying last night is at
tributed to the resumption of construc-
ton work. This has attracted hundreds
of jobless men from other cities
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20

Winter wheat by sample: No. . red,
s1.011s @1.021h; No. red, 97c@s101:
No. hard, s1.01h 61.O4h; No hard,
$1.o0G1o11A.
Spring wheat by sample: No.
northern, s1.osq1.11: No. . northern,
s1.os a i.09. No. spring. s1.o1 a, 20.
Corn by sample No. 8, 65*@67sc;
No. white, s7'Q6sAc: No. yellow.
81 L q CSC; No. 4. 64Q65c.
Oats by sample: No 2 white. 5s& a
541ac; No. white, 52& q5s1c: No. 4
white, 51d53Ac: standard, 53A q SAC.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter--Receipts, 9.543 tubs; cream
cry, zsc; price to retail dealers, 3o1hc;
prints 81 nc; extra firsts, Csc; firsts,
zfc' seconds, 26c; dairies. extra, 27c;
nrsts, 25c; seconds, 23c: No. 1 ladies',
2Sc; packing stock. 22c
Esss-Receipts. Io,291 cases; miscel-
ianeous lots, cases included, 1915 61sc;
cases returned, lSq1shc; ordinary
nfsts' 10 7sc; hrsts. must be 20 per cent
Iresh, i911c; extras, candled for city
trade Il 3ac; No. l dirties. 17c; checks.
Ice
Receipts. 162 cars. wis
eonsin. s1.13@I15; Michigan. s114a
Lie; Minnesota. s1.14@11s.
Sweet potatoes-IIi.noiA per nrl
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
CHICAGO OIL MARKET

Wholesale prices on carbon and other
oils: Standard white, 9%c; perfection.
10c: headlight. ITS. 11xc; eocene. 12c:
elaine, 181zc, v NJ. p. naphtha. IL II c;
gasoline, 15c; machine gasoline. 23c;
raw linseed oil. single brls, 76c. brl
lots. 7ac; boiled. single brls. nc; 5 brl
lots, 75c: turpentine, SEC; summer black
oil, 71ac: winter black oil, Sc These
quotations apply to brl lots T. O. b. Chi
cago.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

No. s7s3
state of Indiana,
County of Lake)
Lake Circuit Court, April Term. 1911.
CALUMET SUPPLY co.
JOSEPH 7. TELLER, FRANK kOVAT-
zizk, Mary Kovatzizk and United
States Land Company.
BY virtue of an Order of Sale to me
directed from the Clerk Of the Lake
circuit Court, / will expose TO public
sale TO the highest bidder for cash in
House in Crown Point. Indiana, on Sat
hand, at the east door of the Court
Aonse in Crown Point. Indiana on
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

Cattle = Steers, s5.4o@7.15; heifers.
$40 a 5.65. bulls. s440Q5.35
Hogs-Good to prime heavy. $1,000
III II mixed lots and butchers, 1896 q
us; fair TO fancy light, s6.95@7.l0;
roughs, pigs and stays, s5.2O@7.SO.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20

Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon, manager
OF the Roosevelt national campaign. is
a native of North Carolina, but has
been resident OF Montana for twenty
years Prior to his election TO the
United States senate he served in the
Montana legislature and in the lower
house of Congress
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20

THE Cf1ESAPEAKE p UITTn nAIr
WAY OF INDIANA.
Leaving Time at Hammond. Ind
Effective Jan. 7th, 1919.
Subject to Change without Notice
z.l5 pm. DAILY. Limited for Cincin-
natl. Washington. Baltimore, Phil
adelphia. New York. Richmond
Norfolk and Virginia and North
Carolina points.
(LIsossai for cineIn-
,,,e lifted for the Easr
is.sS am DAILY. Local for CincinnatI
e;io pm DAILY. Local for ChicaTo
5.35 pm DAILY, I,imited for chioar.
and West
VII am DAILY, Local for Chtca~o
sleeping. Observation-Disclosures and Din-
Ing Cars on Limited Trains. SIeepins
Cars on Night Trains
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
PLAY A SUCCESS.
communicated

Kathleen Mayourneen," the play
given at Berry's theatre. East Chicago
by the young people of St Mary's
church Monday night March Is, was d
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20

TYPEWRITERS-All makes l. c.
Smiths. Jnderwoods, divers, etc.
sold or rented. 4 to n manufacturers
prices All machines guaranteed ono
year uhl typewriter desks. Supplies all
kinds Fl. J. Postlewaite. Citizens Ma
tional Bank BLDG Hammond Ind.
Phone 3s7. 5tf
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
8 Classified Advertising 3

way. Said room has three doors and
two windows and there are three liv-
ing rooms in rear and seven above.
CHARLES H. MEAD
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Collie dog. answers name King
Return TO DR.. Stonebreaker, 130 Con-
key ave, Hammond. Reward 20-3
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20

PHONE TIL, YOUNG MEMS TAIL.ORS
for best cleaning and pressing. 81
state St, Hammond lin
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

HERE'S A CHANCE-s225 cash buys a
business now doing $40 day: 60 per
cent profit, will double this summer.
Address T G. Times. Hammond.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
w > ANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-Runner ducks, all colors.
especially white. Also white orping-
tons. Write full description and lowest
price to H. NJ. Gossom, Normandy. Tenn.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20

GRAVEL AND FELT ROOFING AND
repairing. Phone los, Iundt G. Walk
er Roofing Co.. sos Z. State St. Ham
mond.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

s-PLY READY ROOFING s5c: 2-PLY
s5c per roll. Lundt & Walker Roof
ing Co. sos E. State st, Hammond
Phone iD5.
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20

PUT YOUR WANT AID IN THE
TINES
The Lake County times., 1912-03-20

CONTINUED from page five.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-05
What You Don't Know About Ants.

two weeks they become larvae. Stu
dents Of ant life say that a troop OF
nurses now cares for the larvae. feeds
the infant ants, gives them a daily sun
bath and keeps them clean. These nur-
sery ants are at nrst white. then grad
ually change to brown. but they are as
yet only In embryo. When the time
comes the workers tear OF the envelope
that has protected them. Each one Ia
set free. the nurses feeding and osrina
for II. helping II to walk and never
leaving It until II Is able to care for
Itself. In time the males and females
rise into the air the males TO perish a.
their fathers did before them and the
females to return to the ant hill to lay
eggs for new colony.
A troublesome little ant IL the blood
red ant which invades our houses and
Is specially fond OF sweets. II Is said OF
this species that II makes special at.
tacks on colonies OF small BLACK anti
and forcss' them 10 do all the house.
keeping about their ant hiiiA ~
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Tho clergyman's loyal wife attributes
II to the green-eyed monster. saying:
Just Jealousy. that's all. There is the
whole thing" And to this cause three
fourths OF the trouble in the whole
world may be attributed.
The cause being seemingly unjust. the
pastor Is asked to RECONSIDER his
resignation But whether there Is any
FOUNDATION or not for the alarming
structure that has been built. the fact
does remain that the gossip germ ger
inmates more rapidly and venomously
than any other life-sapping microbe
known to man.
For sometimes WORD only IL needed
10 make a whole encyclopaedia. As a
poet has wisely said:
"One venomed word
That struck It's coward. poisoned blow
In craven whispers. hushed and low:
And yet tho wide world heard.
Twas hut ono whisper-one-
That muttered low for very shame
The thing the sland'rers dare not name
| And yet Its work was DONE
Verify the tongue Is migh,ier than the
sword and JUST as destructive And
now In the above case mentioned. 6 the
report goes:
Most OF tire folks IN the town are
beginning TO regret the pubiioity tho ~.
fair has developed and are reluctant e
discuss tho ORIGIN Of the gossip"
There you are-gossip has no BACK.
BONE. 1t does not come out OPENLY
but hides when the RESULT Of Its work
comes home 80 H.. Than why should
you and the % ster ana all eonesfnt<
allow this wEAlllIN0 10 come IN sn<
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4 ETEP summer nights rain.
II abovo the interstices OF the brick
= walk. one may see In the morn
in4, here and there, little heap OF
sand with a hole In Its centre about as
big around as a match and going in
and out Of this portal hurrying lines OF
brown ants. y will be we'll worth ones
time to stoop down for a moment or
two, for q community OF ants iG an In
tsresting study. Perhaps you have
failed to notice In tho earlier days OF
suuamsr above the lawn sporting In the
sunshine q awarm OF insects which you
csrelessly called grats. These were In
all Sikslihood male and female ants and
thiS ,wss their wedding dance. The males
Tan land. die and the females plucking
eft their own wings for which they
have no fnrther use, enter tho ground
to lay EGGS for new colonies.
The eggs are white and cylindrical.
me seffess ants. called neutres OF
worker4 PICK up these eggs and carry
thsns - special chambers. whore In
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A Wayside Reverie.
THE psstf Well. what Of tn. past
say;

THHE pastf Well. what OF ths past,
/ say;
Poor outworn thing can I mend
II. prayt
Do tears avail for the misspent days1
VIII pin'ns straishten the crooked
waysf
Must yesterdays heart-break last for
aye,
And yesterdays mist hide the sun to.
dayf
Nay. life Is i!fe. and the fsrers ton
10 q hopeful heart as tho hours unroii.
Tho path ascendsl Each winding rood
Blooms At the touch OF . bllthssoms
mood.
I win hold that tho best Is . DIT be.
yond
And drink . toast from the liiy's pond
4 toast IN dew TO the day that's done.
And enc 20 the better day bsguni
--RtCHARp wtoHTxAN IN sueessi
Msgasin&
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80 TO your offices dressed a. II you
were going 20 garden parties.
There has been hot discussion lately
concerning the suggestive costumes
worn on the street by many young
women OF this city. Unfortunately.
some girls who work are to BE- num-
bered among the offenders.
Wear collariess waists. by all means.
when the Thermometer goes up. But
there is a difference between . modest
Dutch neck" and decollete. Tho first
is inconsp!cuous ana comfortable. the
second--in offioes--is unsuitable and
vulgar. II you are mice" girl. don't
try to look like .he other sort
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The Same Old Trouble.

A CHICAGO family which employs As It's
"a butler an old fashioned negro WAS con
stsntly annoyrd by the doorbell az the
bouse asttins out Of order. On several occasions
an electrician who used some sort Of white
powder In hs WORK. hsd been called in 70 fix
the bell
One evening when there guests, one Of
them complained Of a sore throat. The mistress
OF the house summoned the butler. and said
sam. 90 to the drug store and get mail
bottle Of Dobell's solution"
"Bsfo' de Lawd!' exclaimed the Negro In
genulpe distress. 'Is dat do bell out CD ordsh
A in f'--Ths Popular Magazine.
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Cause ~ tIuSSu
back to the gossip
germ. A minister
Is impelled to re-
sign. his congrega-
ton 10 up in arns.
and several promi-
nsnt families are
brought into the
limelight of public
IT. - all through
some W q 9 6 ! n g
tongues that Qike
Tennyson's brook
no nN RORiTVEP
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toeyynshs. 1911. - BobAs- N~-sn os.i
YNoPsis on PRECEplN0 oHArrERs.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
Mssn Ellsworth, . young Nov Yoshs. thrown
on his ewn feoWcss, = tnpetsd IN eetuns woIH
BY, the fact that both his hAn.A are blood rod IN
meet: . Iioh oiS man nsn,S Epsssis bond, and
Il told that IN payment 10. . l~e income he
he pi % md sYpc "a. % siS s s sS.
They are married, A. they stast from the hopss
on their journey 70 Q Psnnsyivania farm on which
Bond wisSsS them 70 i've . tall man In . b~ow.
derby H. seen rinnilg down The strsst; Arrived
robbsd her father, caused his detention a. . iuns-
Tic and kspt her prisoner. That nigAt 9 ngs'
tssiow man u found p<o~lins n.G The house.
leaving bchind him a COLLAR. . tie, and . brown
S.,Sy bat. ,, S..s; 1stTS x. =: eSsr
Mason and Nancy i,ov thsir mutual Iovs. Doubt.
ina whether or not their marriage y valid, they
goes 70 The nearest town fos . marriage iscsnee.
lhe clerk at the LICENSE ourseu tells him "A
frsud Of yous WAS asking fos you hsss ysstssday.
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The Days
Good Stories
Rueful Spelling.

T1HIS tncdenH happesed II Camp. when q
corporal, who Vas maluns up the rations.
vs approached BY the tent orderly. and
the latter suggested . change In tn.
We shou,d Nh 10 have soms rhuharb." b
aid.
"You may have a." replied the corpora. who
With pencil end paper then commenced trying
70 record the order He began "Ru." hastily
ABANDONING that for "Reu." and then put Roo
and "Rhsu' respectively. Thoroughly eTasper
stsd ct that the corporal exclaimed: "Rubub b
howed. Youu have cabbage. "--London Teie-
gragh
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B etty
Vincent's
Advice
VII at She Wears.

N . " : = =, /.
really with
US. I want TO give
a bit OF advice to
the business girl
readers OF this
column.
OF course. you
ought TO be ~
cool and comfort
able A. possible
during your work.
Ing hours. But
that does not
M Aan VIM Ah0ulO
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Almost.

TT Was . faithful Sweds er VINO. whom the
wialsr was coidsst and the furnace wss ne,
working right. was sdnonished BY the mistrcau
to tats an iron 70 bed with her 10 warm H. In
ne Morning ~ hnAly vuman ashsd Lssa bon
u worried "Pnsty suds." sAs ssid. "Ah hsA Il
sinael vosD N 1eFsinl. "-1hs ASosaAul
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A Difficult Position.

TX. E." writes: II have become ac-
quainted with a young man whom
Ike very much. He has asked II he
may como to see me. but my step
mother won't let me receive callers.
What am to do?'
II = rather hard for you. but II you
can't induce your stspmothsr to change
her mind. tell the young man Why you
can't SEQ him ..t..
.~-+-,~
Il. r." writssi Il am very much in
love wdth . young man, and the only
reason ] don't marry him 70 because
he IL 90 much taller than l. People
always smile At us when We srs TO-
gether. What shall ! DOR
Stop being 90 silly and conscious
and be slad that there 10 no mors
ssg.ovs Obstacle TO your marriage
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HIS IL swimming season. In salt
and fresh water alike there are
thousands and thousands OF bath