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Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-30

Il II ~ - n " II ~ y
1o7, 10s AND 100, OVER
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
FOR SALE-16O acres. 2 miles from
crop for years. and is all ready for
corn at present. Small house. One
crop of corn should more than make
$500 an acre; 100000 down, balance
in 2 years at Z per cent. ALEXAN
DER G. INGRAM. Real Estate. SOC
FOR SALE-Here is a snap: Assign
road. This is absolutely soft sandy
land, and can be leveled for about
$1,000 an acre. Price $4,000 an acre.
Buy this before Monday II you want
it. ALEXANDER G. INGRAM, Real
Estate. SOC Main st.
TO GIVE AWAY
For 80 days I will give you the
agents commission, and then some.
on 20 to 100 acres of the best alfalfa
land in Imperial valley. No agents
Inquiries answered by OWNER, care
Press. 55
FOR SALE-Relinquishm 240 acres,
sandy land, miles south of Holt
Vile; 40 acres leveled, 1856 shares of
water stock; Price 5000 an acre
tate sos Main st.
FOR sALE-sU acres flne soft land, ali
in alfalfa. ono mile from town. Fair
LIEN'S GENCY
107-s-s. over First National Bank.
FOR SALE-120-acre assignment, ad-
joins Dixieland.
LIENS AGENC
1o7, 10s AND 100, OVER
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
FOR SALE-A $4,000 lot with $500
house, close in, for $4,000. The best
buy in the city. Fine home, splen-
didly situated for boarding house {;
$4,000 cash. balance easy. Inquire at
PRESS OFFICE.
FOR SALE-12O-acre assignment Land
leveled and ready for crop. s4sOO.OO.
Ii E. MS A G E N CY
1O7, 1oS AND 10e, OVER
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
FOR SALE-3o acres land five miles
from Imperial.
LIENS AGENCY
1O7, 1os AND 100, OVER
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
proved. mile or two south of Seeley,
LTEN'S AGENCY
FOR sALE-Good land, 50 acres near
Fallbrook, San Diego county. clear
title, SIS per acre; less for cash
BOX 21S. imperial
FOR SALE-Eighty acres in city limits
of Ell Centre, $4,000. Terms. WEST
SIDE LAND CO., I. Mayfield agent,
Ell Centre.
FOR SALE-Cheap 12O acres, mostly in
alfalfa, 5-room house, fenced, etc.
E. J. SMITH, Imperial.
FOR SALE-House and lot on CONNER
cial st. Extra good buy. d. K.
GOODE.
FOR SALE-Eighty-acre relinquish-
ment. D. K. GOODE.
FOR SALE-One lot, best buy on Holt
ave. D. X. GOODE.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-30
WANTED-HElP

wANTED-Girl, IA or over, to assist
with general house work. Call at
619 HE'LL AVE. X53
WANTED-Valley Employment Office.
All kinds of labor. FRANK VALLEY,
4th and Commerc SITS. If
WANTED-Man for general ranch
work, by the month. Married man
preferred. s. D. AYERS: Meloland
Address Ell Centre r. F. D. 1. f54
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-30

FOR SALE-Best assignment on the
Eastside, $50 acres 6 miles from Holt
willie under new high line canal;
level; No. s laterals now being built
past the place. Price $27.50 an acre.
Might take Ell Centre property to
$500 as part payment. Act quickly If
you want this one. ALEXANDER G.
INGRAM, Real Estate, sos Main st.
FOR SALE-SO acres fine soft land set
in alfalfa, fenced fields, cement
gates for irrigation. Price $10,000.00,
half cash, balance easy terms, I per
cent interest. Any one is authorized
to sell the above for $500 commission.
1t is NJ of LaPorte ranch, miles
south of Silsbee. Address j. A. Nc
CANSE, 53s Cajon St, Redlands. Cal.
FOR SALE-20 acres, all in alfalfa,
fenced and cross fenced. Fair build
ings. Fine small orchard. Plenty of
shade. Fist class land. Near town.
Cheap for cash.
LIE MS A GE N CY
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-30

FOR SALE-Bargain. 80 acres highly
improved, 6v acres in good stand OF
alfalfa, balance barley and corn. All
well fenced and cross fenced. Sand
one half cash basis. See NUFFER
LAND co.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-12
8erliner griei.
Berlin, 81. ssuli.

- ~ hr Oh. aNhil'
6immsl, bait bu ttin GinIsben?
7isie 5rage, erft bitteno. bilfsfIebeue
:Hb dngitlia, bann aber argerli3, Der.
aneifelt unb piithsno, bat iih in Die
Zen foaenonntsnSommertassn in gan,
1eati9lanb aus 1aufsnben bon aebs
len serunsen unb ss eot in StromeH.
Bir 2uriidgebliebenen hattsn dlfr
allerbonb muBe. uns i'm sisenen6eim
3u erbolen uHp bic parols .,8ooe su
5aufe" getreufih unb obns Qeib aus,
3ufiibren. Snsnifhen blidten Di,
bur4 bic ressnnoHsn Sfxiben, burt
ben QebelDunft unb Dnr6 bos garnihi
liebiihe Rab unb talten lmfhau nod
rRstps". Jn elmer ieltenen 5dufunc
finb ba in biefsr Wohe e<rdbe einio.
gerbanplungen DOT BEN Wilit1rgershl
geD<isn, be 10 rsft sseignet srIteinen
fir cine Reforn bes MilitGrsGtrofa
febbuhe3 lei uns bic Gtimme eritul,
len 5a lnfIsn. Gs sonbsli fid) um
Strdfen fir 8ersebeu gssen bic milf.
tdriine Guborpination, bic 70 fhpe,
unb bart Iinb, bab iiH bem gerD5buIi.
d<H 8iirgersmanH cie 9aars itrdubsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-12
Ter Jrisoensiblub.

Sin GROCER pelteei6i6tli6sr 4tt
bdt Iit in gutareit ourt ben Grisz
neuspertrao po[l3oqsn, pel6sr ole Der
t6tiIunq beg suropGiIasn gebists Der
3iirtet untsr bic bier Uld6te Be-
i,iu1mt, bic gsgsn bus Ssman,ntbum
81 Feloe qs3cgeu Darsn. Dieter Bro
3eb toHnte, ME aqe arobsn Gpohsa
In Der 9eihihte Der Wenihhsit nitt
pbne 8lut unb giien burhqefibrt
ntrben; oos Rsiultat tsbeutet sinsn
qroBen Forti6ritt. 2ln Steas bes
Gsmansnthums. bas siner b6bersn
GpItur ni6t fdbto if, Iinb hriFtli6s
Hotionsn qetrsten, ole mob! niht auf
rtr 50be Der Qualification Itsben, absr
takGsmanentbum nett uberroaen. Quf
ieten TaQ lit Der Getpinn fpirt1I6dft.
liter Qrt, Der hsutsutaqe bic 4ufs
m,rtiamtsit fat ausIdlisblib in I'm.
'pruh Rimmt, unpertsnnbdr. 4usaes
rthute Gdnberqebiete, bic unter osmcz
niiher grdgbeit unb WiLbbeit oahins
iiehten, peroeH Don t6attrdftigsn
Weuf6en in 8siis gsnommen tperben
uaf oaburh srtpdhft Der gon3sn Weit
ell Husen, uno er fpirb ni6t gerina
iIin. Wlan brauft bios borun su
oerten, duf pel6 unen0Iih 606erer
Stufe bic 8dltanIdnber iest i'm 8ers
gteih Dor bier3ig Sdbren, oIs lie nod
unter tiirtifher 5errf6dft famdhtss
ten. itca befinben .unb man pirb ermeis
len tonnen, fpelh beoeutcnben genin.
ne nunmebr in 4usfiht fteben. 4bsr
Der Segen 1T nod nett umfafenber.
gcpeit bic 5irfen auIturz unb
1bdttraft befabeu. rpanoten fu 6ieIe
ihren europdiiden Qdnbern su, Ddb=
rsnt Tie ibr aftatiides Gebiet p6llia
pernahldfiigten. 1ort Dirb fih cine
tDefentlide 4enDerung in Der Weife
erasiehsn, oab Die auf boherer stuFe
ftebenoen europoiftsn Iirten mad,
ben dfidtifhen qdnosrn ausrunoern
lpsrben, tpds iest gum grobsn 56eils
icton qefhehen iii anb bort Elm bis9r
rnfruGtbdres gebiet su boberer gnt=
E,idlung bringeH perben. 1as If.
ffon BON bem Wenf6enauna6s dlein
at erp0rtsn. Fleinafien iis Elm ipar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-12
eokal-Dfrid)t
aenSfrt i'm estIe Bari.

I'm antie Part finoei am Mitsfnot,
4bsnD Elm aOnssri iiaii unb bic 90
fsrfde Wiliidr!npeIlt pirn unier Der
gsituHa Don aoplmeiiier Jobn 6oFer
oas foIssnos prossnmm sur Turfs
filbruna brinaen:
Wdri6 .6urrob 9ons- QasolIs
Superiurs su Die ifSne GdIcttee@
iDalsu = Cur gas0sins Dap.
Qcipourri aus .1b< Srui Ria
(Qluf Derlangsn) Qspl
pripourri GuNriurs-s sGones pi
tee Gan1 Bal
Colo fir GlOdenfpisi tausssipdblt)
6trr Ghor!ts 9oit II.
~a Dream pitiurs Of ib Gcuths.
2amps
/. 1bs GOneiIiot0r4 Gsouiou
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-12

auf Der aonfersn3 Der 5emptfs
ritter Iugts gifdof Dalben BON Der
naetbooiltifch epistOpaIen tirAe,
Gtreits unb 4rbsitsausIperruncsn
bdtten iid su einem fold f6limmen
llebel qeituItet, oab geiesli6e qbz
hiife bagesen qeI6dffen perben miifTs.
Was bGs lIebel anbetrifft. 70 fpiegelt
.r odmtt bic aagemsine anIi4t piber.
ssr ge3uq auf Die sefeBlife ab6ilFe
fiirften Die 4rbeitgsbsr ihm beiItimz
men, Die aefebliden S6us fir ars
tsitspinige forbern. Gs iiberiteiat aber
lie Grdfte oss Gtdatss, bisTeu aefets
IiheH 56us gu sefpdbren unb penn
es Eoali6 mare, pIrbe bamit Der Ioa
siaIe friebeu ni6t hsrseifelIt. Nan
fGuH fogar an hsr 5ono Der grfab-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-12

GasQ uno 3 Der mtritanii6ea
Bnlitit bes YrGfioenten 1T, 6uertu
atcht an3uertennen uno Guf elmer e6r.
liden !grdIioentenpdbl 3u beitsbsn
Iab Der prdIio:nt nit oisIer gpIitit
niht burhoringen ptro, IdBt iid ieBt
fchor nit 8eItimmtbeit porausfaqsn
Ssine anItbt, baB bic Mdhte, pel3e
6uertu Die Qusrtsnnuna gepdbrt bas
hen. pisie pieber riidadnoig mdfen
nerhen, 1T etne SquTior. 8amit Mir
ne &c BEL ben bisbsriaen 3uitGn6en
rerhleiben, b. b. bic ReDolutipn mir
te ibr:n Sortaana Rehmen. bis Die einc
rtsr aroere TattiOn eri60pft lit. 9ieTs
8oIitit pdre einpdn68frei, ipsnn
ridyt bic 8efurhtung OorIdgs, baR MI.
MGhte es auf fih nehm:n, oie Orb
rung ipleber ber3uiteQen, penn biz
9ev. Stadten es nift tbuu. 9ieie
Mpqlifteit ifeiHt Der 8rdiio:nt uift
Ing Quge qefabt 3u baben. 0as III bas
f7ehlerbafts OH isinem pro1ramrH.
Dali Die Weritansr einaaber oie 5dtis
aEfdnsioeH, tann uniere SntereFe1
rur in tOmmsr3ieler 6inIiht berii6s
rer. 4ber rpenn Die Utdtte Elm ofFas
mes pber perIhlsiertes grotettorat
ii6er Wsrito dusu6en. puroe oas cine
betsntlias Satlaoe berporrufen, ge.
GER pe!6e Der BrGfibent 8orte6runz
cen treffen ioLlte unb 3par in Der
gBtiis, Dag jeopeos sfntsrosntiou, Die
iit1 nothDsnoig errperien IoQte, nit
3Eitimmunq uno unter 8etbeiltqunq
her Ser. Staaten erfolqt. TaB Der
G:IdfiDent crit etns milbe Bolitif perz
fdff. oarqus lit i6m tein gorpurF 5u
rlahen, mug ioaar als lobeno amer
farnt Dsrbeu. 2lber sr brinat Die
Ser Staaten in eins ihpi:riqe CAGE.
tpenn er teine WaBregeln fir ben Faa
trifft. bab Die milbe 9olitit fia als
fru6tlos srpeiisn foQte, mas iebt
fdon nit 8sftimmtbeit porausauiehen
lit QBir pollen ober ben prditoenttn
nift boreilig Derurt6ilen, ionoeru
hoffen. bab er aud Elm qroqrqmm fir
beH eTtrsmiten 5au IN gersttifaft
Eat
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Gin, idlledlter Egah.

Die issusfnshr ane oie poliwi
iparDen aeiifrn poH sinsn linbslanns
ten nn6 Dtm 0dufs re. 715 z1<l4 I.
Sirabe serufsn. bo bort dnQebll1
Ginbre6er pss ou6 stn ;sutr Ee'n
f0iIien. Oh I0nnit jepo6 ni6fs Dor
Btissn sntos6t iptrttn.
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Q Sdneioiges GompiImtnt {
Game (3u ibrem E;i6nadybor): OF
ne ga 5ranee@ min ih I'M Tiinfein
srpifden GentifoIien bernnSriehets.
2eittnant: gtouuensiucrff1! ssnd0i.
ge tDdreu fanoier Sogbbsano ielDor.
ben!
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CINE Der gigentbiimli6teiten, Die
ith in unierem Qanbs siuesbiirgert
bat uno beitdnoig an 4usDehnunq ges
fpiEnt, lit oas Spitem Der SIeinbduoz
Ter, ibre Wdarensintdufs auf ben
trineenoItsr geoarf gu bsihrdutsn.
9aa 1T eine 9orfi6tsmabregel, Die
cEr6 ben bef6rdntten areoit, ben Die
fleinen Qanotanten gspdhrsn, beroors
qsrufsn poroen lit. Der Gdufmanr
min ith nifat Der 9efubr elmer Ban.
ferottertIdrung ausissen, iuoem or
i:ine Re6uuugen ni6t am 8erfal5z
taqe be3ablt. Qber odrdus erqibt iih
Elm ben gsiammten 6anbel fhdbigenz
Der 3uItono. Wenn Der 3dufmdnn
ttinen areoit erbGlt, tann er iol6sn
cuh ieiuen Gunosn nttt qendbreu
rnb es beoarf srit teines ,gspeiIss,
rab OR WadrenumIab BEL 9rebitgss
pGhrung beoeutsrb ar0ber pdre. 9as
nit i'll srrpteisn, ME notbpenbiq ole
7Fjrans Reform lit. pel6e ben Ban
fen oie M0oIihfeit bitten Diiroe, bic
&auflsute nit gr0bsrem Sreoit gu unz
tsrTtiiben.
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Wdbrenb bic eneliihen Sns
nuitrtsaen cine 8eIhtdung Der San
Sranciscoer 4usItsuuug befiirtporten,
ipirh iie bon Der englri6eu Regieruna
ateelebnt. Sn Der Regel pflegt Die
Gegierung in ioIhem Sale iih nah
bem Wuufcb Der Snbuitrieaen 3n rid,.
ten. Deun oas niht sefheben lit, 10
fam Der 9runb nur pplitti6sr Dirt
fetn. Utan tpiro unieres GrmeHens
bas 8erbalten Ser engIiIhen Heetez
runq als cine Siinoigung Der Sreuno-
ftaft aegen bic Ser. Stdaten rihti9
Guffaifen, mas burb bic Rahri6t BON
Der abii6t beitdtigt pirb, in 8ers
mrbd cine SFeitung eriten Ranges gu
errihtsn unb oamit eine SEPARATIONS
baiis fir Die sngIii6e 5lotte gsgen
bic Der. Staoteu gu Ifoffeu, ipeSiea
qssen ben Banana &anal @nslanb
f6etnt bic Qufidt 3u hegen, baB Die
Ser. Stdaten ben StilIen S3eon fir
ficA reierptren tpoqen. 9as lit natirs
lid sine unfinnigs 4nnabme. QqeiH
Die 56otIdhe bleibt beIteben, baB Gng=
lamb gegen bic Der. Stdaten riiitet.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07
WHY NOT CHANGE IT'S NAME

Sometime ago there was a rather
healthy agitation afoot, supported on
both sides of the state line, which had
for its object, the remaining of West
Hammond.
Unfortunately 1t came to naught,
having been lost sight of in the mass
of issues that needed immediate at
tention, and nearly all of which
focused the limelight on the Illinois
city to it's disadvantage.
To large extent, West Hammond
has already redeemed itself, but it's
former reputation will remain an in
eradicable scar as long as it retains
its present name. Like the Wander
ing Jew it is travelling the world,
over, weary of its course, but unable
to die.
While we are acquainted with the
processes of regeneration that are
going forward within it's precincts,
the world will be slow to catch up
with this information, for moral re-
formation lacks that spectacular ac-
tivity which is ''hot stuff" for news
disseminators. With it's present
name, its former notoriety will hang
like mill stone from its neck, a
serious impediment to Its progress.
A new baptism concerns the iii.
nois city primarily. but it is of al.
most equal Importance to the Indiana
side, for the very prefix West car
ries with it the suggestion that Wes
Hammond is Hammond's back door
thought in which neither communi
ty takes any pride.
1t therefore becomes matter o
cooperation for both, which shouls
manifest itself in a demand on th'
, part of one and moral support on tn
other.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07

that he lost his decorum and his tenn
per and violated the proprieties of so
fixed an institution as the right of
prayer by the chaplain of the senate
I'VE do not know what the religf-
Gus proclivities of Mr.. O'Neill are,
but for his sake and the sake of the
senate of Indiana we earnestly hpoe
that no more subtle motive will be
found inspiring this extraordinary
act.
1.-The state, as public. has already
repudiated the CONDUCT of the speaker
of the senate, and it has done well
to do so.
They will some day interrupt the
political prayer of this religious CEN
sor."
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07
CALUMET AVENUE SEWER.

A number of the readers of THE
TIMES have asked that this paper
urge the immediate construction of a
deep sewer system on the south side
as we'll as the north
In fact the south side sewer is re-
garded as the most important of the
two. A number of important develop
ment projects are being held up
pending the construction of this deep
sewer system.
L. Subdividers of property tribu-
tary to Calumet avenue. south OF
Carroll street, are holding up inl-
|provements of all kinds and are de-
laying the sale Of lots pending the
construction of this sewer.
2. All of East State street east Of
Oakley avenue is expected to drain
into proposed new deep sewer in Calu-
met avenue and the erection of bust
ness blocks in the vicinity of the
federal building is being delayed BY
the fact that the sewer is on top o.
the ground.
8. In fact the only territory tha
| is adequately served by sewers as fai
south as the Hammond city limits Il
that territory between the Monor
tracks and State Line street. De
velopment is limited in all other sec
tions of the city.
| AS was suggested by one of THT
TIMES readers the other day, "Ther
is no good reason why the nortl
Calumet and South Calumet deep sew
sers could not be constructed at tn
same time. They are both paid for b
assessment"
The matter of the annexation c
TERRITORY to the southwark of Ham
mond is still in the courts but 1t
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07
WHITE SLAVERY IN ILLINOIS.

The hideous practice known as
white slavery is in a fair way of
being stamped out in Illinois. The
Mann act, recently held constitutional
by the United States Supreme court,
has accomplished much toward pre-
venting the transportation of women
from one state to another for immoral
purposes, but federal law of this ma
ture is necessarily incomplete, mas
much as it cannot apply to offenses
committed solely within a state, and
must needs be supplemented by laws
of the states themselves.
But Illinois has begun action which
should result in the passage CT a stat
ute providing for such severe punish
ment for men and women who are en-
gagged in the fearful traffic in the
| lives and morris of young girls as for
ever to end this disgrace.
| A special commission composed of
Lieutenant Governor Barratt O'Hara
as chairman and Senators Tossey,
Juu and Beall has already begun
work of investigation in drastic fash
| ion, and it should be able, within a
reasonable time, to present to the
Legislature such a mass of evidence as
will demonstrate to the lawmakers
the wide prevalence of the business oi
procuring and the best means OF
stamping it out.
| The law TO be enacted should pro.
wide exemplary punishment upon the
wretches who are battening upon
women. Severe punishment, prompt.
ly and sternly applied, is the only
thing that will answer the needs o
the situation, for the scoundrels wht
Iare sought by such enactments arr
fearful of physical pain. as such YER
Imin always are.
England has recently revived tn,
whipping post as punishment for of
lfenses OF this character, and this fac
Ishould give a strong hint to the Leg
lis1ature when It comes to frame tn,
Ilaw-Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07

furtherance of the cause, the pluck OF
the little handful of women who
faithfully made the march must be
commended
Had the trip been ordered as a test
of the endurance of the sex 1t would
probably have ben far more popular
than it is as joint exposition of
Imartyrdom and press agent work for
IA cause.
However, the. to them, long jour-
ney Of $50 miles is ended and the
reception accorded General" Rosalie
and her little command in Washing
ton must have made some amends for
the inconvenience and annoyances oi
the trip.
May Heaven defend the right. And
ladies. when you're through, come
home. The babies are calling.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07
ACT OF A NoToRrETY SEEKER.

The sensational and reprehensibleI
conduct of Lieutenant Governor
o'NeiIl of Indiana who rudely inter-
rupted minister of the gospel in
divine supplication the other day is
bringing a god deal of odium upon
|O'Neill The Logansport Reporter
very well says:
'The spectacular interruption Of
prayer by Mr.. O'Neill in the opening
of the senate session indicates that
the presiding officer lacks the sense
Iof absurdity which we sometimes
1T indicates something else, and
something more grievousy defective
| in the makeup of Mr.. O'Neill, and
that is sound sense of propriety. 1t
was rather a far-fetched idea that
the minister was insulting the
tsenate.
| .sHe was doing nothing of the kind.
Mr. O'Neill, as a matter of fact, was
Ientirely out of order to interrupt the
prayer; he had neither a legal nor "a
constitutional right to do SO. The
ioffciating chaplain is not under the
lcontrol of the speaker of the. house,
more than to be designated the acting
minister.
1T may be that the preacher wen,
farther than Mr.. O'Neill in his sensi-
tive condition felt that he should do
Ibut the drastic and indecorous con
duct of the speaker was greater in
isuit to the senate than the act ht
Icensured.
1T was more than that; it was al
insult to the state of Indiana, ant
drought good deal of discredit upol
the Hoosier state. The act has beel
3 carried far and wide over the natfOl
S and the almost universal comment /
S derogatory to the dignity of the sen
e ate and the state. We miss our gues
|. iif Mr.. O'Neill does not rue the da,
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07
TIMTD MAN.

New spring styles in mems head
gear show flowing, stunning bow
at the back of the hat instead of the
simple double fold on the side. Man
lis a timid creature. In this instance
he rather hides the thing--tries it
|out on those behind. Later on he will
|acquire courage, and the bow will ap-
pear at the front of his hat with red
Heather and aluminium buckle.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07
CONGRATULATIONS! !!

The esteemed Gary Tribune was
conducted and edited by college anna
teur Journalists and co-eds yesterday.
This no doubt accounts for the
greatly improved appearance of the
sheet yesterday.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07

believed that the opposition to this
be brought about simultaneously with
the preparation of plans for the deep
sewer on Calumet avenue.
Here is a whole section of the
city ripe for development and no sew
ers to serve the people. 1t may be
truthfully said that civilization fol-
lows the sewer
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07

MEASURE introduced in the Min
Eesota legislature provides that the
members be searched before they
enter the chamber. Here In Indiana
|they ought to search them for deadly
bills.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07
STUDY POETRY.

If any school boy aspires to hold
down a seat in congress some day let
him get well stocked with poetry.
One can hardly wade through ten
pages of the Congressional Record
without finding proceedings otherwise
Take this one for instance:
Mr. PAyNTER. Mr.. President.
my colleague (Mr. Bradley has so
well stated the claims of Paintsvilie
to this appropriation that there is
nothing could add to what he has
already said. Such an effort
To gild refined gold, to paint the
lily,
To throw a perfume on the violet,
To smooth the ice, or add an
Unto the rainbow, or with taper
light
To seek the beauteous eyes of
heaven to garnish,
Is wasteful and ridiculous excess.
And think what an impression this
starry play to the consultations mus
make upon the folks back home:
Let me appeal to you to prepare
for war. prepare for any emergency
now in the time of peace and pros
perity. Let US stand by the Ameri-
can flag, planted upon our battle
ships-on tho best ships that money
can purchase--manned by the brav-
est and best of all sailors.
Your flag and my flag.
Yhere IL flies today
over your land and my land
Half World
Blood red, rose red,
It's stripes forever CLEAN;
Pure white, soul white
Our good forefathers' dream
sky blue, true blue.
The stars that shine Alright
A glorious guidon of the day.
A shelter through the hight
Your flag and my flag,
Ond oh, how much it holds
Your land and my land
Safe within its folds.
Your heart and my heart
Beats quicker at the sight;
Sun kissed and wind tossed
The red, the blue, the white.
The one flag, the great flag,
The flag for me and you;
Glorified. all else beside.
The red. the white, the blue.
Who can say that our solons a
not saturated with patriotism?
long as it is of the poetic brand tn
nation will never sink from Il
glorious heights that 1t has attaine
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07
PREsBYTERIANs IN CLOVER.

When President Wilson finally gave
out the names of the members of his
cabinet, it was sort of Westminster
confession. President Wilson is him.
self Presbyterian, has indicated that
he will ask Vice President Marshall,
also Presbyterian, to sit at his cab
met table. has appointed Mr.. Bryan,
another Presbyterian, as secretary Of
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07
A POSSIBLE SOLUTION.

We note with great deal of inter-
est that Mrs. Marshall believes that
Mrs. Wilson's budget for her dresses
is too low.
How would it do to fill it up with a
bit OF chiffon.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07

state, and it is said there are two
other Presbyterians in the cabinet.
And Messrs. Wilson, Bryan and Mar
snail are all rather active as church
men, all being officials of their
church.-Muncie Press.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07

THERE is no occasion for exploit
ing the fact that a man just discharg-
led from an insane asylum as cured
has married again.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07

Hammond Council No. 80 r. & A NJ.
will hold ceremonial on Tuesday
evening, April 1st. Stated assembly
first Tuesday each month. J. W. NORTH
land. Rec, R. S. Caller, T. /. NJ.
The Lake County times., 1913-03-07

TWO loan sharks were fined in Chi
|cago the other day. You may now
look for an advance In rates.