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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-09
RonS Goparos
Serlinerrejle.
Srigsitcmninscn OOfier GnglanO-
Berlin imgffcr Jig til WtoOtagclicn,

2onOon Oen 6. G5e6r. Song g.
burOs og Gronning 9uermiorus npr
foreitnaeu0e 9ei9g til &piflon0 ppf-
Ter Ell operorOentlig 9Snteresie Der.
IigeioapeG ion / SpIflanO. Gejien
begpn0er Man0ag 9}orgen og Be-
reg @taieitpter pil nan til Berlin
Girsoog.
Gn itor og biitingperet 6oriam=
ling al @offets N}GnO bill leOioge
&ongen, blan0t Oisie bill man tref-
fe &oloniminiiteren Sarlen al Creme
ianlt Charles @orOinge icm lloen-
rigsniniIteriets 9feprpientant. Dis
ie, iom ituar 6agpe0 belle &ilitten,
tror Dog life, at 6or6ol0et n6llenl
&c 70 Stnter lfnl blipe ipnOerlig for=
beOret, liOen &ejier Silbelms 9e-
ipg forgangen 9lar life frempilte
noget 9}eiultat | Den Qngipne 9}et=
ming
Gn ganite benprfeliespGroig
@pIge al nlilitariItilfe 9[rtifler bar
gnuet gennem oe brittle 9lpiier for
II0ite llge, bpilfet / Snr0elesbeo bar
qlp0et &ennerne al ben uitore Pr
me" og alarmeret set liberule Ear-
liz lilbGngere, ion finn ier lm6O-
penOigc lt0gifter pes Ell &rigsIten-
ming imoO 9pIflonO.
&rigslniniiter 9alOnne mangler
enonu 10000 Mono / at bape 9ln-
toQct fpI0t / sen territprinle 9(rme.
General 9loberts og Sorb Gur
3on, iom er be leOen0e 9lanoer in
Sen fpr Den rationale 9iga, bar
benDttet Eje6liffet til ct Gpruab ON
flere &efrttter. 8la0ene, iom bar
taget Cprnnbet til 56l9e, bruger
icnintipneQe 5rengangSnaaoer for
at opflunme llng0onumen. Wiange
9lrbciosgipere forieger paa at be-
reQc 9lrbei0erne ill at inorulere
glrmeen. 9onnon ntangler en0nlt
1000 0fano iom iin 0ort ben
territoriole 9lrlne, og Der bliper
qiort aft for at fon 6olf til at ilut-
te Jig til 6eren.
Sngen bliper mere og mere et
pclitiif Sp6rgsmaal ON 6oripar, og
ccriom Ser life mart fontn1er flere
friniQige, mao man li0ifripe Wton0-
1fob, pooitoor 9gitatorerne.
5 aQe Sejre er GplflanO u0peget
iom ben mulige 6jenoe, intoO bpil=
fen 9anoet nau pere fprbereot
Spraabet ON flere Soloater og 6
npe o0reoOnaugbt5" ion frentfont-
nier lige bette gieblif, ga Song
@oporo bill beipge iin feTerlige
9tepe, lDnes at pere ct neget ulDf-
feligt SanttrGt iaaiOm bet tpifC
fSlaoOeprogram netop l96 al Stabe-
len pon ianlne SiOspunft, iom &ej-
ier @iIbeln beiogte Soma goparf
iioite 9lor.
Zen fontnenOe ltge bill fuIte 2ps
rper Hegeringens 6laaOepolitif
ErenierniniIter 9liquitbs ltotalel
ie for nogen SiD iioen, at &egerin
gems @eniigt bar at bolOe 5luaoer
10 @roceltt iterfere ems bpilfe ion
belIt to unOre forene0e 0togter:
6laaOe, ifal pGre Grlig not - Oo(
er Sc 9Soreneoe Staters 6loooe rno
taqen paa @rluo al Ben lunge 81
1tance C!D
Berlin ben 6. 5e6r. - 6orbere
oelierne iii Song @Omoros Wfoota
gelIe er nGIten bragt til gnOe De
forotionerne poa @uiene og r1no
cmfring pna Oe offentItge aabn
9}lobier g0res iuo Itoritilet iom mn
ligt, for at Ben engelIfe &onge ifo
forItuu, at ban er pelfonllnen.
Song @opar0 pil blipe mo0tage
poo Observation-Disclosures al Seize
gSilhelm og &eiIerin0en &ronprin
Gre0ericf @ilbeIm iomt ale be 6p
rige @rinier af set feiierIige Sus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-09
9apanerne haoar
0lfionorin9.
ErriiOcnt 9iDOicuclt prOtcitercr imOo
9lfOnDringslDDcm.
ltOiiat til rOligere 6ur6anOlingcr.

&uupt bar Selegranuner1e ON 0e-
J}eOerlog, Senatpr Grems antija
panite &opforilag og ct Yar Oittt
al @rooe 3. Sobnion bapoe Iiot
f0r Der ira Sacrnnento tom Wfel.
Ding ON, at ct treble SOrllag al
nnpnte 95obnion bar peOtaget / LIN
0erDuiet. Senator Grems 6orllaq
gf lom meO0elt no pau at fratug(
Sapanerne &etten til at bolOe faIt
@IenDon California. Set al SSo1ll-
ions Sorilag forbpO Sapanerne al
bare 0lreftprer | &orporationer, et
anOet beialeOe, at De ifulOe bo / i9r-
ltilte Giltrifter. 9isle to le0 9teOer=
lag ionnnen meO Greps 6orilag.
Saa 6reOags IGites fplgen0C
Telegram ira Sacramento:
CALIFORNIA; ltn0erDus bar meD
46 MOD % Stenttner De0tuget Gro
PC 3. SObniOns &opforilag, Der noe
luffer Supanerne ira Be offelltlige
Sfoler, iom belpges al be bpiOe
Sprlt og tpinger Dem til at bei9ge
ipritIlte SfDler lammen meO G6i=
uelere, &oreanere og onDre 9lliater.
Oct gaO 9lnleOning til, at Yre=
iiOent 9tooiepelt len0te fplJenoe BRO
telttelegrom til @upernpr @illett:
u@poO ct ser Oet 9ipgte, at Ga
lifornias &igislatltr bar reOtaget ct
SoDforllag, Der nOeluffer iapanife
Gprn ira Be offentlige Sfpler? 0et-
tc e al Gle 6orRagene 6e1 neIt
cnlteOelig, og efter min 6ormening
e. Ost grllnOlopitriOigt, % pi noa
Itrofs laOe oct prppe for 9fetterne.
San bet blipe Itaniet / 2egislaturell
eQer peD %eto?~
@lpern0ren telegrafereoe itrofs
Spar til @reIi0enten, men pil0e if
fe offentliggpre SnoboI0et. San pil=
81 ienoe ct 8lDlfab til 2egislutrt-
rem og onmoOe Ben ON at tage 6or-
lluget un0er M 8eban0ling.
Get peOtagne 2opforllog letter
(5apanerne / &lasle meo anore 9liia=
ter og feier SrOet Sopanere ino I'M
Ser 9ete9ncllen l}ongolere, Der
oen nupGren0e Sop or0res bol0t
lprifilte Sfoler.
@eo at peotage 0enne 9op bar
2egislaturens ltnOer9us taget oet
SfriOt, iom Son 6ranciScoS Sfole-
rna0 tGnfte at tage for to 9lal
ii0en, men Iom 6lep opgipet, eftel
otSfoleraooet og forbenperenoeMa-
nor S6nit5 bap0c pGret 8aib-
ington pg fonfereret meo 96reiioent
Gooiepelt.
SSapanerne paaItoo 0engang, at 81
fife par 0}ongolere, % oe proteIte
re0e moo at 6lipe lat / &laSie me(
&ineiere, &oreanere og auOre uIia
tiife 9ocer.
9a 9elegationen fom tilbage frt
@aibington, ilog San 6ranciscos
Sfolerau0 Jig til Snals meo at peO
toge en- 9lloersgrpnoie fer Glepel
/ Oe lauere &laSIer De offentligC
Sfoler, iDet Ell al De pGlentligIt,
SSnopenbinger MOB Sapanerne par
at oofsne beiogte 8egpnOeliesflos
Ierne og par Ooglig iammen mel
ganIfe unge bpi0e 86rn.
&eotogellen af SfoGeIoben fon
rpentet, efter at 0ren 2anbloDel
Og be TO n9pnte al Sobnion pa
6lebet forfnltet, bpilfet untoges a
| bore Segn poa, at ingen of Oe moi
Sapon anIt0oelige 2opforilag bilb
bGibe peotaget
ltnoer 6. 6ebr. melocS pioere
Speofer @6ilip Stanton iifre0e
| @aor be0 Ell frnftig 9[ppeG til 2egis
/ lntltren bens enitemntige SomtDff
til lt6iettelie me0 at foretoge noge
pioere 9[nti-SSapuner Sfolelopgip
ming in0til SnSOag.
@upern6ren ien6te / @acr ct ipe
cieIt 8u01fa6 til 2egtslatllren bbor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-09

~9aniferen" uogour TO @onge
ngentlig og foiter $3.50 pr. aor-
gang. - Br6be-@umre Ienbes frtt
poa Sorloneen6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-09
Joroen runot.

&pinOebeppgelien / Gnglun0. 2on=
Don ben 6. 6ebr. Den iiOIte ltge
/ glpril er 6lepen iat iont Gi0en for
9lfbolOellen al en- 8binGefongres
GeriteO5. W}m penter, at 81 2onoe
pil 6lipe reprplenteret oe0 0elega=
ter. SEQ Wt90erne pil Sc forIfellige
Sprog bliDe brugt sc tore Wgoe-
iole 2on0on. Der pil blioe fore
taget llOflugter til Grfor0 og Gnm=
bridge for W}ooets 0cItuqere.
Gooiebelt liffer paa at 6(ipe ro-
merIf 8orger. 9lon Sen Z. San.
vGribuna" me00eler, at Set er ble=
Uet 6eltent at 1tOn9bne 8ooiepelt til
romerif 8orger iom ct 9epis poo
StaIiens Saf til &c 6orene0e Sta
ter for @jGlpen nu forleoen pes
2Sor0IfGlpsfat1ltrpfen gnODioere
6or mun tpnft poa at gipe en- Ga
Sc ct 9}opn efter en- anerifanif
StorbD.
9luguit Strin06ergs 60-Nors 500
ieGSOag b6iti0eligbol0tes Sen %.
San. - efter 0igterens 9nife -
life paa an0en W}na0e en0 pe0 at
forifeQige Seatre opf6rte forifeQige
of bans Ornnatiife l9(r6eioer.
rGromatiIfa Geatert" / Stocf-
boGm opferte for fbrTte Song
Strinobergs me 5=9lfts 5fteIpiI
Gen iilta &iobaren".
S 2gbet af Gagen inolpb til SIT
filoren Ell WtengOe 2pfpnTfnings-
telearolnner fro Sfnnhinauien for
nOen 2ollrberfronie og 4oresier.
Gn enfeIt Geputatipn bab6e Sore
trpoe.
Guaitrougb iuipeloeret. @i=
hralter, ben 6. SSebr. - &aptain
gOmarO $. 2uoltroug6 al 5lagifi-
bet n@eorgiu4 er al &rigsretten fun
bet ifpl0ig / 9lnflngen for at bape
pGret berltiet, meoens ban bar paa
lin To1t. Hetten i1ipenOereoe ban
ira bans Sitting fpr cit Sio al 81
Wiaoneoer og 0egraoereoe 6arn nj
giumre / Slang. Shear 9fonliroL
5perrp, Gbefen for 9ltlunterbaps-
flaooen, bar ItaofeItet &rigsrettens
Dom.
9optojn 0ualtrougb bill reiIe
bjem iom 8asiager meo y@eorgio~,
iom tilligemeo Sc andre Sfi6e BE-
gpnote Sienttltren &l. II / Sor=
nlo0og. SlnaOen bentes til Samp=
ton &ooo Sen 9. 6ebrltar.
aaptain 9foalO 9tmrunoiens go
lur-@fspeOition. GbriItiania Ben 6.
6ebr. Stortbinget peotog Dag at
bepilge $4,000 til &aptain 93oalo
9lnnlnoiens Solar =Gfspeoition. gfolt=
lens bergnte Sfib o6ronl" bIioer
giort Stano til Suren.
S Ontolen al fine Elaner uotoI=
te 9lnulnoien bl. a.:
rSeg bill lige pe0 Segpnoelien al
6oretogenOet, at Oet fife ifal betrag-
tes iom ct 6oripg poa at nao 8olen,
men oerinloO en- ombpggelig pioen-
lfabelig gfspe0ition ben Senligt
at unoerl6ge Golaregnene. SSSffe me
re emo 10 Terloner fonlrer .1eO.
Seq antager at Itorte @fspeoitio=
nen ti0lig pan 9Sornnret o. penter
at blipe borte 8 a6 9(or. 9Sngen M
W1etooer bill ieg pr6be, bperfen 2uft=
ifibe, 8alloner eGer Wfotorer, finn
set gan1le Spltent, io1n bi bar pro<
ret, nenllig: st goot Sfib, gooe
Slpoer og goOe Sunoe Seq bar
fife Soft n1eo at blipe Sen f6rIte
MonD, Iom noar gforbpoGen. Sheen
poo bpilfen @fspeoitionen er grun-
set, er fin at bruQe Sen Glnoifob,
iou man ollereoe fen0er beo
rSronS" Drift, og ioo bil ieg for
icqe at blibe befen0t me0 oe Str6nl=
ringer, Iom 1t6en SbtbI gaor oper
Eolen. Oct bill Iige, at man begpn=
Der Sarten in6 til EoIaregnene beO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-09
1S. Marg.

Serlng=Strg0et og fontner u0 mel
lem Spit56ergen og @rpnlon0.
Gn ny tineiiif 9IffeOigeIie @efing
ben 6. 6e6r. Gben 81 Yreiioent
for &onnntnitationsrna0et, Iant 3
llnoerIefretGrer al Roa0et bleo |
Gag afife0igct / llnau0e.
Chen Fi er bleOet onfloget for
8e0rugeri Hegeringen Der bar be-
ret tentu1elig meget generet peo,
aG opennGpnte GoaO fife bar ppret
/ StanO til at reiie ct 2aan poa
$5,000,000 iom ifltl0e 6ruges til
at 6etale 9lftie6aperne / set nutio=
nale Selegrofipitem mes. G6en 9i
lmOer5anOleOe me0 BRITTLE, franIfe,
tgIfe og iapunife Banter ongaaen0e
2oonet, men @etingelIerne anIaos
for ne0Oer0igen0e for ben celrtraIe
3egering
Oct er 0en onoen 9[fIfeoigelIe al
en- 6oiereitoaenoe fineiiif @m6eos-
matD iioen &eiieren5 oq @nfefei-
icrinoens Ge0. Chen 81 far peret
@ltperner al @efing ii0c1 1901.
Gperioommelie / GpIflon0. Ser
lin Ben 5. 6ebr. MeooelelIer, Iom
inolgber ira ole 6lO0oiItrifter, for
tGller ON lllpffer, iont Ct en- 9Spl-
ge al aOifillige Cages pe06oloen0e
Stplregn tSor6inoeIie meO parn1t
Ser 5 91apporten ON 80 forIfel(i=
&c lllDffer me00eles ON iupre Gien-
oontstab.
Sfplregnen be0parer / oe oeltli-
&c A5robinier, og Grafiffen er fulo-
ftGnOig opb6rt mange al @gnene
Oeriteos, for0i 8roerne oDer SSlo=
oerne ct bleoen ifpIlet bort. 9feae=
rlfl9en par lenOt en- 9lt0el1ng SSnge=
ni6rioloater til 3iltrifterne for at
bpgge 0pntninger.
S &is1ingen, 9ajern, ct SSlooen
Saale goaet ober fine 9reo0er oa
hor lat 8pen ltn0er Gan0. 9en elef-
triife 2psItation bar ntoottet Itop=
pc 9riften, og Sc ne6ici nIfe 8aoe
er ligeleoeS blepen operip6nunet af
6lo0pon0et. 9lQe 6ubrifferne / 81
lenburg er htffet, og G5n0bpggerne
fan fife forlnoe oeres &ule pna
@rlln0 al @pipnnoene. s &ege1s=
Glrg 6Gbe0e 55lo0en 0arul6e Iig 10
SOB geottens Sob, og mango @nie
ftaor / Gan0et. 2on06rltgsmaIfiner-
ne 6leo fort bort al Str6ntmen.
Eolttieneiten er inoItfllet.
st Telegram fra &6In nle0oeler,
at Sernbaneforten pao Hbinens bgi=
re 6lobbreD er inoltillet. Gre Bro
Ell oper 8iflooer itprte0e iantrnen;
Sfolerne bar moattet ItunoIe. 9(O=
fillige Sig er bIepen let flpOenOe
paa 6lo0ens gan0e.
6lo0en &egnibe bar iat Be lapere
9DOele al gtiirnberg unoer GanO
9lQe 9eiirnberQs NbiIer har maattet
fioppe ltOgipeIien. s 33 Aor bar
man fife Jet iao0onne Spjpanbe.
Sfaoen er enorm.
S Sc tilItaoenbe Ggne al 8pen
G8Ien er Sittotionen meget fore
truen0e. 8pen @eroecfe er un0er
GanO, og a6ifillige 9antninger /
9}Grbe0en of Sogen er bIepen fort
bert al &onoet.
8ranompn0ene bleb fnlot til
@ieGp 9ortnlln0 for at re0oe en-
6umilie | 0ereS 8olig paa |. Sal,
lnn b6it bar gan0et itegct ber.
Golen ilnellem @iesien og @et5-
Ter ligner en- pGlbig Sp. SloOerne
/ SAlesIien itiger foruroligenoe. @on-
set foIoer peo Gbennit5 og grfltrt;
men Hhinen og anore SSlo6er It'll
ger @onoet. z Wfineorbeioere, iom
retltnereoe ira en- &otoifentine ner
neo 9rpcfbouIen, 9rltnSrpicf, brlf-
ne0e, 3 Iignenoe SiGfeGoe ropporte-
reg fra 8reo.
observation-disclosures / &oIbrrg bar
li0t ltor Sfa0e og er afifaaren fra
gpen. 9(Qe Sfoler &oburg er Tiff
feoe s 9iergegnene peo &tsIingen
6r66 Str6mmene fra oeres 2eie, oq
Sc ioben6e Menneifer bleb bpffet
r
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-10-28
ocaI and Personal ~
. .continued Story of Current Events
e caese are passing southwark.

nha Geese are passing southwark.
Monday nights frost nipped the potato vines.
m.s e p. Chaffe of Minden is guest of Mrs.
CO. Gayle.
ha,e with the home folks.
Nc Hansoth of Dallas, Texas, is again guest
her cousin, Mrs. R. E. Lee.
There are at present five prisoners in jail, all
.olored-four men and one woman.
NJ Hall Nattin of Belcher passed through Ben
. an Monday evening en- route home
Mr. r D. Taylor of this place has not yet found
his hound puppy. Ii you see MIN send him IN and
claim the So reward.
Nessrs. W. g. Stinson and W. H. Tmberlake of
Shreveport spent Sunday here as guests at the
bome OF Mr. R. T. Stinson.
halloween party will be given at the school
hniding in this place Tomorrow evening. The
nublic is invited to be present
Cation shipments by rail out of this place have
heen exceptionally light this The little that
has been harvested and ginned has been hauled to
market by wagons on account of the excellent con-
dtion OF the roads.
Miss Mary Gilmer of this parish has instructed US
10 forward the Banner to her at Ringgold, where
she is now teaching. She is an excellent teacher
and we are pleased to know she is doing so we'll.
She has forty pupils enrolled with prospects of
others to enter soon.
School boys of this place went to Alden Bridge
last Friday and won a game of baseball, the score
being to 5. The Alden Bridge team won the last
game played on the Benton diamond and will come
here to play again tomorrow Our ''devil'' says
.Aldens bin champeen long enuf.'
This afternoon we were informed by Deputy
Sheriff R. B. Hill that to date 463 hunters licenses
have been issued at the Sheriff 8 office. This time
last year only 315 licenses had been issued. This
does not mean that there are more hunters, but
merely that people are more familiar with the law
Mr.. julius A. Martin died at his home at Red
Land Tuesday at pm, aged about seventy five
years. He was an old and highly esteemed citizen,
azealous member of Red Land Lodge No. 146, F
and A. NJ, and consistent member of Walkers
Chapel Methodist Church. During the War Be-
tween the States Mr.. Martin served his country as
. member of the Vance Guards, Nineteenth Lou
isiana Infantry, participating in many, if not all
Of the hard-fought battles in which that famous
regiment was engaged. Another gallant soldier
who did his whole duty gloriousy, and fought as
the Old Nineteenth" knew how to fight, has an.
swered the last roll call.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-10-28
Haughton. Happenings.
Mrs. j. G. Barnett is still quite sick.

So
Mrs. j. 6. Barnett is still quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Hays little girl is quite sick.
MRS: H. Z. James of Malvern, Ark, was visitor
here Sunday.
Mr.; ". A. Davenport of Alberta was visitor
here last week. =.
The Oakland oil well is now down about 20OO feet
and still drilling.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bland of Winfield were
visitors here Sunday.
Mr.. R. F. Estes, representing the Shreveport
Journal was here yesterday.
70 this date there have been only 100 bales of
COTTON shipped from Haughton.
DIR. Blum of Dubberly was here Sunday and
Monday prospecting for location.
Rev. W. H. Wharton, pastor of the Baptist Church
here, filled his appointment Sunday.
Mr. }. S. Burch and family of Randolph are here
visiting Capt. and Mrs J. E. Burch.
Miss Maude McAnn, who is now principal of the
Jewalla School, spent Saturday and Sunday here.
Misses Mamie and Dora Hickman left Friday for
Dixie, where they will spend some time and attend
the approaching wedding of their neice Miss Mamie
Abney, to Mr.. Nance.
There were 12O Haughtonites who attended the
Ringing Circus in Shreveport last week, mostly
darkies. Our merchants complain of falling off
show.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church, sent twelve new quilts and two
and a-half dozen towels to the Orphanage at Rus
ton one day last week, the value of being $40.
pretty good contribution from small band.
negro woman living in Bossier Point ten miles
south of here, developed of insanity one day
last week She left home, taking her three children
with her, one in arms. A rescue party of some ten
or fifteen found all four in the woods, their clothes
considerably worse for wear. The woman is being
confined by relatives, pending further development
of her mental condition.
Tuesday, October 26, 1909.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-10-28
The Best Food for Workers.

The best food for those who work
with hand or brain is never high
priced.
The best example of this is found in
Quaker Scotch Oats. 1t stands at the
top among foods that supply nourish-
ment and vigor, without taxing the
digestion, and yet it is the least ex.
pensive food one can eat.
This great food value and low cost
make it an ideal food for families who
want to get the greatest good from
what they eat.
Laborers, factory or farm hands, fed
plentifully on Quaker Scotch Oats viii
work better and with less fatigue than
| If fed on almost any other kind OF food
| All Of these facts were proved and
very interesting information about
human foods were gathered by Pro
fessor Fisher Of Yale University in
1908. You'll find Quaker Scotch Oats
| in regular size packages, and hermet
ically sealed tins; the latter Is best fol
hot climates.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-10-28

School, Benton High School, the Alden |
Bridge, Linton, Concord, Rocky Mount,
Red Land, Cartervile, Emma, Heifner,
Antrim, Bolinger, Oak Hill and Cypress
Hill schools were represented, giving a
total of about $50 school children pres
ent. The pupils and teachers formed in
line and marched in front Of the Grand
Stand, where they were greeted by Mr..
E. NJ. Laughlin, President of the fair
association, who introduced Mr.. Il. 5.
Doyle, Principal of the Alden Bridge
School. Mr.. Doyle made an address,
which was we'll received. His delivery
was good, his voice strong and full and
his every utterance was heard and APP
preciated by the vast crowd. He said
the sight of SO many school children and
friends loaned inspiration. He called
attention to the fact that he had once
been pupil in the Plain Dealing
School, and talked intelligently on
Schools and Our School System and
Athletics in the School. His trlk was
short, but loudly applauded at its close.
The Plain Dealing teachers and pupils
sang in concert " Dear Old Basket Ball, /"
which reminds us that game OF basket
ball was played between the school
teams of Plain Dealing and Alden
Bridge. Though but few understand
the game, this one was enjoyed to the
limit. It was fast and full Of ginger;
but we must be pardoned for saying that
the teams did not appear to be evenly
matched. The Alden Bridge team seem
ed to have things their way, the final
score being "A to9.
/ We next ventured out alone to look
the stock over for the second time. In
stalls Nos. 5, Ii and IL there we're mares
with colts, and the colts were indeed a
pretty trio. There was bay saddle
stallion in No. 9 that we bet can move at
a lively tilt. He looked to be fine
horse. We saw other pretty colts here
and there and some fine young mules
that we think belonged to Capt. J. H
Nattin of Collinsburg. The best jack
we saw was large coal black fellow
Across from him was pen containing
jenny, young jack and jennet thai
looked well kept and well bred. We saw
pen Of Berkshire pigs, eight in num-
Der. that were beauties, and Tram
worth boar not two years old that woui'
weigh nearly 800 pounds.
A cackling, quacking and squawkin'
attracted our attention and we found tn
> poultry department full to overflowing
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everything dressed in feath-
ers from pigeons and Bantam chickens
to Bronze turkeys.
About this time Mr.. Dave Gibson paid
us dollar on subscription, and (being
still hungrier) VIC stole away to the
lunch stand run by Wilmington Broth
ers and "bIew" the Banner for 25-
cent hand-out.
A country fair would not be a fair
without it's exhibit OF fine stock and
racing, and particularly is this true here
in Bossier Parish. We saw some OF the
races, but left the grounds before it was
over and, OF course, are unprepared to
give full report.
The original Mr.. Biggs Of Bellevue
was there, carrying one shoe IN each
hand. They were new and pinched, so
| he said. He was in for a race with
"iust anybody" but wouldn't run his
/ horse unless it was down Il stumpy road
ard to the music OF horn and hounds
| He said this was what his horse was
used 10 and what ii took to bring out his
best speed.
An eighty four-year-old slate on ex-
hloit was bought at a sale in Georgi;
town by Mr.. r. H. Aliens father. MINI
/ OF Mr.. Aliens sons and daughters (an'
perhaps some OF his grandchildren
learned how to "figger" on it.
In the Women's Department Mrs. a
Silliman Of this place had on exhibition
d representation OF a floral wreath mad
almost entirely OF horse hair. There wa
| a little Of other material for color and, {
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course. wire for the flower stems. It was
in a we'll finished case, under a glass
cover, and indeed looked pretty. 1t was
an exhibit showing much skill and must
have required both time and patience in
the making. It is hard to conceive how
one can do such things.
A cap and ball revolver, manufactured
by Allen & Thurbor in Worcester, Mass,
during 1912, was on exhibition. 1t is 1t
the type with revolving barrel with six
chambers. 1t was bought by Mr.. James
Allen during 1852, then resident OF
Collinsburg.
The handsome 3-year-old saddle horse
Mr.. G. T. Mays superintendent Of the
grounds) was riding is home-raised and
is a Black Diamond colt.
The man with the basket of baseball5
and rag dolls all in a row was there, and
the small boy had something to throw at.
Our appetite took blue ribbon and
our "deyil'' took three ham sandwiches.
The local freight train had on two
coaches, and both were about full.
The crowd surged this way and that
and-raised a dust and noise.
4 The Alden Bridge mill shut down and
, sent full delegation.
, The fastest thing on the grounds was
the basket ball game.
A ten-foot alligator was among the
side attractions.
) Mr.. John H. Allen was busy making
. pictures.
f We hope YOU saw all this.
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From Red Land.

Miss Willie Belle Peyton was guest of Miss Viola
Allen Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ethey Denmon spent Saturday afternoon
and night with Misses Nettie McCranie and Viola
Allen.
Mrs. G. T. Mays of Carterville spent Sunday
very pleasantly guest of her sister, Mrs. W. M.
Peyton.
Mrs. Y. M. Hilburn of Carterville died Thursday
evening at 80 o'clock. She leaves husband and
two small children.
Quite number from here going to the Fair
day to take their children to participate in the
Children's Day exercises.
Mr. n w. Stewart was in Plain Dealing Saturday
arranging for space for his exhibits at the Fair and
trying one of his horses on the track.
The next regular meeting of the North Louisiana
Singing Convention will be held at Timothea
Church November 9th and 7th. A cordial invitation
is extended to every one to come. Basket dinner
will be served both days. JACK.
Tuesday, October 26, 1909.
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Rev. R. w. Vaughan of Ruston preached at the
Methodist Church in this place Sunday: Monday
he and Mr.. R. E. Wyche fshed on Bodcau and
caught twenty three fine ones.