Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 2 August 1912 — Page 10

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THE TIMES.

Friday, August 2, 1912.

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Talks. By EDtTIN A.. NYE.

Ckicago Mans Japanese Garden and Its Sacred Mountain.

SADIE'S WISH. Here are two pictures. Inside the Hotel Vanderbllt, New Terk. ebjnt women, stylishly gowned, and eight long haired lap dogs Bat together at an elaborate luncheon. The women were rich women. The dogs were of long lineage and blue blood, pedigreed, imported prize winners, and the luncheon was given in the special honor of a Chinese spaniel. This canine was champien of his class. The Chinese room of the hotel was not Chinese enough to suit the fastidious taste of the dog owners, so decorations were hired and money lavishly spent to make the room resemble a royal palace in Peking. Chinese gods grinned from pedestals, and Chinese screens and tapestries were everywhere In evidence. A Chinese chef was hired and prepared a special menu for the occasion. The women ate and fed the dogs, each sitting beside its owner and devouring the morsels offered by dainty fingers. That is one picture. Outside the hcitel, attracted by the laughter and banter of the women and the yaps of the toy spaniels, four wide eyed east side youngsters In tattered garments peeked through an open window on the alley side. Their mothers, doubtless, were too busy with their washtubs to know how far away the kids had strayed. Should they turn up by supper It would suffice. The grimy youngsters, three boys and a girl, paused when they heard

tne strange kl-yls of the aristocratic spaniels. "What's them dogs doln'7 asked one. "Thought they didn't let dogs In . them swell Joints." "Aw, we can find out." answered another, placing n soap box he was taking home for kindling under the window. Sadie, the only girl of the group, clambered on It, by Invitation, and gasped at what she saw. "Oh. MIkev. they's a feedin dogs In there swell women is. Givln 'em all sorts of classy stuff too. And one dog's got his feet in a woman's plate, and she don't care.' Each child had a look In. and then they started homeward, and Sadie said, a little wistfully. "Some dogs don't get very much, but I wlsht I was one of them dogs." Look on this picture and then on that.

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Get out your Ensebius or your Ferrero and rend the stories of the startling contrasts of the Roman world and ask yourself. Dow far have we traveled In 2.000 years?

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swiftly, and decide It may be on insufficient evidence-that the speaker Is a Kramaphone. .Since those people who, having no brilliant powers of their own, insist on repeating the brilliant sayinjrs of other people, are, if they do It consciously, despicable, If unconsciously, pitiable, and In either case useless and unprofitable companions, you take care that the first metlnj- is also the last. The evidence, however, may incline you to believe that you have found a repeating rifle one of the people who really do have fine ideas and express them finely, but, since their moments of brilliance are few and far between, save up their clever sayings carefully and repeat them to every new acquaintance. That, of course. Is bettr

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friend. - That is the way of it, and there are two reflections to follow. The first la that so deceitful Is this world It Is quite likely that your interpretation of the evidence was utterly wrong-. The second is that It takes two to make a friendship.

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CARE WOULD SAVE TEETH Twenty-five years ago pregnant women expected to suffer more or less from toothache and even to lose some of their teeth during this period. In fact, there are physicians today so Ignorant of modern methods of oral hygiene that they Ignore all proper instructions on this subject to their patlents, and few trained nurses have any intelligent knowledge of their duties or opportunities la respect to the month conditions of their patients. But thanks to thorough and persistent efforts of dental scientists. It need no longer be said among intelligent peopl that every baby means the loss of at last one of tho mother's teeth. There can be no question but the mother's teeth are more liable to decay during the pregnant period than at any other time; but it is not because of th old theory that the lime salts In the mother's teeth were needed to make the new teeth for the baby. Teeth do not decay from their internal or nourishing sources, as the flower which withers . and dies when the sap is dried up or stopped; decay of the teeth is an external process resulting wholly from outside causes. It begins and proceeds from the exposed surfaces of the teeth gradually penetrating the' hard calcifloc toeth substance until it reaches the pulp which is , the vital organ from which It receives all its nourishment. Even when the pulp Is exposed, it may be destroyed and removed, and although the remainder of the tooth has all of Its natural nourishment cut off, If the decay be stopped, ag may readily be done by modern dental art. the tooth still remains a healthy and useful organ for many years. In fact, the crown of a tooth may be entirely destroyed, but if the root can be preserved in a healthy condition. It may be made about as useful as though it had never suffered an attack of decay. We can even go further and say that modern dentistry can rescue teeth whose bony support has been almost entirely dissolved away by disease, making them efficient organs of mastication. This is modem dentistry, and It is one of the reasons why no tooth which has a reasonable amount of care and professional supervision should ever be lost, except from accidental causes or willful neglect, ev-j bv a rrmnt Tmm

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Arthur Cappor, the Topeka editor, and Frank J. Ryan of Leavenworth are contesting for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Kansas. The nomination will be made in the general primary next week. Federal Judge George Gray, once prominently mentioned for the Democratic presidential nomination, has just declined to become a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor of. Delaware. The next Colorado legislature will be called upon to select two United

States senators, one to succeed Senator Guggenheim and the other to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Hughes. Friend of William Flinn of Pittsburg, who defeated Boies Penrose for the leadership of the Republican organization in Pittsburgh, expect that he will have the most influential hand In the direction of the Roosevelt national campaign In the East.

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