Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 89, Hammond, Lake County, 2 October 1906 — Page 5

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THEATRICAL NOTES. "Out of the Darkness," otio of the prettiest dramas of English and Amciican life of the present day, is announced as the attraction at the Calumet theater, South Chicago, for the week beinnlnR; with the matinee, Sunday, Octoher 7. In this play Manager Connors feels that he could not have Be looted, a play more to the likeink of his patrons, who now come from

ttll sections of the Calumet region. The play will be staged in a eoxtly manner and the strongest east tnat has been seer, at the Calumet this year will be used In the presentation of "Out of the Darkness. " There are many very interesting- scenes in this piece and an abundance of pood, wholesome comedy. The playing- is stirlins and its climaxes are Interesting. The vaudeville will be headed by the world's famous black foce comedian, Raymond Teal, who has no superiors and few, if any equals, in his particular line of work, l.lttle Miss Rayfleld will sing- the illustrated songs and the kinodrome will have another of those Interesting: sets of pictures.

Natural Spectacles. Many birds are provided with natural spectacles, a transparent membrane called the third eyelid. This third eyelid when not in use lies folded in the Inner corner of the eye. Two muscles work it, spreading: it over the cornea or folding it up again much more cleverly than a man can put on or take off his spectacles. But for its third eyelid the eagle could not look at the sun. The spectacled bear belongs to Chile. Its Latin nnme Is Ursus ornatus. It is black, and around Its eyes pale rings are drawn which have exactly the appearance of a pair of goggles. St Ixnils Globe-Democrat.

His Only Duel. No subject could be mentioned on which Uncle Erastus had not something to say, and In many matters ha had a large experience. "No, sah, I don't approve ob duels," he Baid to one of the summer residents who delighted in hearing his talk. "Oh, yas, sah, I's fought a duel once. Yas, sah, wid a trifling yaller man, about a gal. Yas, sah, we war bound to marry de same one. "We fought dat duel out In de road, sah, in a lonely spot, an' we didn't experience no shots on de pusson, either ob us, but we brought down a fine cow, sah, dat was watching de affair trom a medder ovah de fence. "So, 'Gustus he paid fo' de cow, sah, an he done tuk de gal. an' l's stayed single an kep' cl'ar ob duels de rest ob my life." Youth's Companion.

Wind Velocity. The average velocity of the wind 13 tow, in most places between five and ten miles an hour, corresponding respectively' to wind pressure of from two ounces to eight ounces a squaw foot. During portions of nearly every day, however, somewhat higher velocities are recorded, since the averages

contain considerable periods of very j light breezes occurring often within a J few hours before and after sunrise 1

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Rather Caustic. "Did you tell your father I was a humorist?" asked the tall young man with long hair. "I did," replied the pretty girl, "and he laughed." "Laughed? Why, I thought he used to say writing jokes was hard on the brain' "So he did; but he snys he never heard of your wr'ting any jokes." Chicago News.

Simple Nora. The children at the Neighborhood club were telling their embroidery and sewing teacher of a little girl who they thought wouold be much benefited by a course of settlement instruction. "She's kind of simple, Nora is," said one of Nora's acquaintances. "There'3 a lot of things she ought to learn. She doesn't know how to take the best advantages, Miss Marvin." "How do you mean, Maggie?" asked the teacher, looking with inward amusement at the sober young face bent over a somewhat grimy square of linen. "Weil, like this," said Maggie, raising her eyes for a moment. "Yesterday Fhe was wtth me into the provision store, and she was sniffing away at the pineapples, that you can smell any time, and there was a piece of venison, that the man hardly ever has. Just behind her back."

0 greater honor could Russell Sage show to a human being than that he paid to Margaret Olivia, his wife, when hfc made her custodian of his millions his UNTKAM MELED HIGH ALMONER! Think what testimony he Lore to her high mental, physical and spiritual attain

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L AIR! A keen, cool, practical man, unacquainted with impulse, he must have acted from careful study and deliberately formed judgment when he placed upon his wife the great responsibility of a proper distribution of his wealth. He meant to honor her, but he has placed her in a most cruel position. The glitter of her gold will keep the public eye upon her every movement. A refined and sensitive woman, notoriety is loathsome to her. Yet how can she escape it? Poor lady! She is "too rich." THE WOMAN IS FORGOTTEN IN HER MONEY. The Sage legions cannot be complimented on their wisdom any

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