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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23
ASKS u.....l FOR
BROKEN HEART
W. E. WaIIing, millionaire So
ciaIist Sued for 500, 600.
COURTSHIP CONDUCTED BY MAIL
Annette Berthe Grunspan Tells Jury
How Traveller Paid School Ex-
penses and Promised to Wed
Her-Postcards in Court.

New York, Feb. 22.-William Eng
lish Walling, the young millionaire
Socialist, now the husband of Anna
Strunsky, is being sued for 500. 900
by Annette Berthe Grunspan. The
story Of her wooing, her Tilted love
and broken heart, as told to Justice
Giegerich and a jury in supreme court,
might fittingly be entitled "a revOlu-
tionist's romance" Her only love az
fair ended in as revolutionary a man
ner as it began, Miss Grunspan as
serts.
In Walling's courtship, carried on
by mail, while he was attending So
cialistic congresses in capitals of Eu-
rops, a vein Of his passion for social
ism runs parallel with his protesta-
tons of love to the little dark eyed
and petite Russian girl whom he met
on a Paris street and for whom he
waged an impulsive and successful
courtship.
After identifying receipts for her
tutalage in the Pigier school of Paris
and Sir Isaac Pitmans' school in Lon
don, where she studied English to "be
presentable to Mr.. Walling's friends
after her marriage" the pretty little
girl read from a long series of postal
cards forwarded to her at Paris from
nearly every country in Europe. One
signed "Kouciouszki" and dated War
saw read:
Everything doing we'll. The revo-
l%utionary movement brisk. Write
your affairs day by day to me. Don't
work-you hear? Write that you are
gayer and it'll make me happy, |
wish I could see your beautiful smile.
Think of me often. | hope to take
you to London by Nov. I, sure. You
are such a good little child now that
l love you much more than ever"
Miss Grunspan was asked why Wal
ling proposed to take her to London.
"He wanted me to learn English He
tod me when we were married, which
he said would be early in January,
1906, he wanted his little sweetheart
child to speak his language. He gave
me money for my schooling in Paris
and London and paid my other bills"
Walling's wife, who was Anna Strun-
sky, the Russian author, was in court
as a witness in her husbands defense.
Walling is a graduate of Chicago
university and of the Harvard law
school. He inherited a fortune from
the estate of his grandfather. He was
arrested in Russia in January, 1908,
on account of his radical socialistic
ideas, but released on a demand by
the United States government. Wal
ling is known to have been in close
touch with the Russian revolutionary
party.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23
VICTiM OF ELE me ITS
Former Vice President Fairbanks
S~noWbound in New Mexico.

Ell Paso, Tex. Feb. 22. - With no
buttermilk within a thousand miles
and only cherryless bottled cocktails
in the buffet, Charles Warren Fair
banks has been tied up several hours
in a snow drift in New Mexico.
The train crew say the fair and
warm" signal was flying from the
weather tower until Fairbanks headed
for the California orange groves. Then
the temperature dropped and by the
time he reached northern New Mexi-
CO there was a blizzard and ice and
snow covered everything.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23
CHAIN OF MEETS PLANNED
Movement Started to Stimulate For.
eign Competition.

New York, Feb. 22.-Cortlandt Field
Bishop, acting chairman of the nation
al council Of the Aero Club of Amer
lea, started a movement to organize
a chain of meets throughout the coun-
try to last from May to October.
Mr.. Bishop said the meets are
planned to stimulate foreign competi-
ton. He believes that many of the
European air men are eager to fly in
America, but are kept away because
of the lack of big prize money
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23
ENTERED INTO REST
Michael i. r


died at his home in Mineral Point early
Saturday morning, Feb. Is, 1911; aged
81 years. Death came as a release from
an illness of nine years.
Michael J,.Burns was born in Madi-
ison, Wis, Dec. 10, 1858. AS a child
he came. with his parents to Mineral
Point He. was a bright student at
school. In 1877 he was married to
AliceiBenoist, who with three sons and
n daughter survive him.
Mr.. Burns held various local offices,
including constable and alderman for
the third wards He was a kind man to
his family and neighbors.
The funeral was held from st. Paul's
church on Tuesday, Feb. 21, and was
largely attended.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23

The DOdgeville papers of last week
reported the death of Mr.. William
Hoskins, n of the oldest residents of
Iowa county. He had been in failing
health for many months, and his pass
ing away was not unexpected. His
death occurred at the home of his
daughter Mrs. w. HI. Mitchell on
Thursday morning, Feb. 1G, and the
burial was on Saturday. He was held
in high regard by all who knew him.
He was an upright citizen and his
memory will be cherished by many
friends.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23
Carrie Nation III.

Little Rock, Feb 22.-Accordine TO
word received by friends of Carrie
Nation. who is in a sanitarium in
Leavenworth, Kas., she is unconscious
the greater portion of the time. Phy.
sicians say she can survive only a
few days.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23
pisposes of Appropriation Bill.

washington, Feb. %. The house
disposed of a number of measures.
among them the naval appropriation
bill. This carries an authorization for
two battleships and other additions to
the navy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23
REPLY GIVEN TO RUSSIA
China Said to Have Responded Salts.
factoriIy to Demands.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 22.-It is an
nounced that China has handed a re:
ply to NJ. K~orostovitz, the Russian
minister at Pekin, to the semi-ultima.
tum in the shape of six demands which
he presented to the Chinese foreign
office last week.
The reply is considered satisfactory
by Russia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23
Fire Was Plot of Zelaya Adheren+e

Washington, Feb. 22.-Investtgatic,,
has demonstrated that the recent fire
in Managua which caused an explosion
of ammunition was a plot of Zelaya
adherentS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23
"Max Eliot" Dead.

London, Feb. 22.-Anna NJ. Bells,
the American critic and Journalist,
whose nom de plume was MAX Eliot"
died at Freshwater, Isle of Wight
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-02-23

Want advs.. page /, column 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
9hnt Cure 6eimmbbcit
uub Sic Gurer Tumilis

3ope': @eilfrdut lit Sllbereltet dls 5l1:
erldi'ioes %Sallsmittel, bullrt aur Dem
Nrunplab ser Meiuheit oes 8lutes, Srei
bet bon Mru1fbeit 5ulidlerllD. Sc lit Ell
ne MepiSin fin &runfbe1ten lple Hheu1na
tlstnlls. 0eberleiDcn, @urtleib1gfeit, STE
Der ul,o fieberildben Infdllen, meiblicb,
merchantmen, llllnerbul1!ithfett, Sl1n1bagn
gtierenz;3 errilrtl1neeu, Muturrb, frullfe ullt
lcrpuIe Mop flpebeu, Mppetlt7Gerlult mi
ulIe NruI,fhcitcn, oie Don Der llnthutig
yrir Ser 9eber uno Scr 9ticrcn eutlteheu.
g. lit Elm rcillc3 @eilfraut. aus HinOen
u,o @urselu recbunpen. IS miro ulfge-
mn,ht m G0ufolaoe iiberSpgeren Sublet
fen aroerchll1 lmp lcitbt sl nehmeu
ham al1d, in @oier alifgel6lt lueroen. }
5Sra, 5. s. Micuoe BON 9puttspitle
aro.. luof: Sabre luno lit ib OIL 9iii=
aeu!ueb, appFlpeh, MeuraIeie uno Ser:
e0iitdI unp misrepresentation Wiloigfei.
ST uerIuctte ma1dles Ntittel phne 2illne-
fi,1o. @or uier Mo,atcn rieth mir ELL
oortrurer Nrcu1o an. Der Nppe Wlcniciue
So. III @olblngtpn. 8. g., nIr cine
SHot1tel Yupc's aus &rout sulammenae=
ietste Sublctte 6t ld1reiben; Die erlte @Dlis
uon ) Sobletscn aab mir 2inDerumg. ST
ocbra,ldte Furm cine $500 Sddchtel, u11r
fI ul!l potl 'llltpiS StIStl1 oHh Sul4t1AG
IN meinen1 Aiiteu, III Oih babe dllh TEN
Mppf.peb n%1etr."
:. 5. .. @ennelen, ein %bebeutener
Mrst unp Ghirurg BON alba1p, V. g., lug1
t~heiNpeiie:
Nls Elm @%lutrciniger. 9cberz, Tierer=
u1o SnltemzG egulator perldreibe Id
Nort M.leoicine Cos @art COMPOUND pou
@~o7hmernn, 8. G.. pie il Dies fir Dit
.eeten 20 Sahre gethan habe; lI1'p I'd
habe e3 ul5 eth %grpSartoes stlttel Sc
fuloeu. ou5 %leltell, lpenl1 ilberteupt, Tehl
ecNt. IS gibt tallenoe @riefe BON lol-
dltl, Die Ropes &rduser 9ebruut)teu mel
Gle uishrinncro lpnreu uno BET rld)tlgeM
0iehralsh hetlten. Eppe's ulls &rduter
sllian1nenseIeste Sablette iin0 uufgee
maa1t 200 in einer Schucltel, !e51s Nto=
nute Geho1oIung ullo meroen frel 5ugez
iol1or srod5 gmpfaus Don 500. Seoc
Edodltel enthGLt cine genrldte @arantle
Sic ms binnet SIN 3uriiderftuttung oes
@elne5, nc1n Dos Mi5tcL perfehlt, Au
tse1, III 6rineen; orth ppQe Nrtpeilull9en
@urontiert uon Der Eope Weoicine 60.
ul1rer Der HciunuhrrHittelz uno 9}teol5in
ru7TezSsrtt so. sunni. 1906. 9to; 1886;
@eoen geoinalnaen Fur Noel1ten III
ri,ut occupirten Serritoricn aorentre ma'
Hupc Meotc;ne Gu, Snc.,
Eope @[og., @o'hin'ton, 9. 6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
S~ntereNamtes Muerlei !

Galtfurnia hat iih als guunmplle=
1taat ltart elltuifelt. SIM Smperlal=
.;no Guutellu Shul mur0el1 lestes
.Suhr iiber 5000 gullen p~roOu5lert
;llo III oielen Sabre limo 10000 bis
5000 slcres 2ano BORT oamit BE-
1%flan5t Mud in anoeren Sbclleu Ga
iiornias but l1ull nerlutsueile Sic
Nultur pul1 &ululrppQe mlterllommlell
mo es ld,eillt altber Trage s1 iteben,
SaB oielelbe i11 Sb1leru I'M Snneru
ses Staates erfolgreih betrieben mer=
Sen fan11. Die Arbeitslobne limo 5mar
II california erbeblih b0her, ais i'm
5iiSel1, oafiir uber lit oas Grgebnib
per Mcre Moeltel1O groBer. Ml1d)
Iheile Don @rr5una ld'elnen geelgnet
fiir Sic Standardization.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
~ Sabre lana mar os Tirif Natiomal 8anf


@eutralz Wirllel ota emo oerbunbe11. SIR 9(uf fit fDns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27

gen Iager1. Nber Sic gefaroerung bon
Fal1agieren in Shlafmagen tragt Ell
!lel1 0ffeNtliden @%barafter. 3emrmdl
5iett Die aompagnie cine Erofit Elm,
Ser con MeGtsmegen Sem @olfe 5u=
Folt1ll1t. Nuf iecen Tal ge6t Ser 1lpi-
1enoengena1B nett liter 0as Mub oes
8ebiibrlitel1 hiaaus u1o lit nas Soft
III einem lfJil oapon bered'tigt, Ser
iGnl anrh beSel1t:noe G%rndbiglrtg Ser
'sret'e fiir Ste 9eulsuug Ser Shluf=
~5uertheilt meroen lolte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27

GaB Sos Maiienporl,rt6eil alld) hier

GaF Sos Malienporl1rtbeil al1h hIer
I'M Noroen 1tarf el1t1pifelt lit, 5eigt
ein 8eluh Don 800 Stl1oentinAen Ser
gornelll lnioerlitdt an SEN Yrdlioen=
ten Sd)urp1an gegen 3l1lailung Don
}pei farbigen Mdi0hen 5l1n Sage=
College. Sic em itan6en MIR SO ge-
ge1iiber, Sic fir Sic 6arbige11 ei11tra=
EN-. Yrof. Sda1rnun but Bic 269 nit
Scr grfldrlung obgemiei EN-, ooB Ste
Sbiireu Ser 2ebrltanalt nllen, Die Ter
nel1 mplelr, often itehel1 obne Miiidiiht
mIf Static, S@autfarbe, Characteristics
se11r1t1nis u11o geleQid,aftlid)e SteQung
ms fat glei5eitig Sic @arn1l1g outs
geiprohen, baB sic iungen ~1an1e1"
es niht periuhen iolen, SEN Tarblgen
Sen @eluh Ser Gorlei1u1gen u11unge=
nefm SIT MAIDEN, Oas betBt, lie bt11=
1us5uefeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
GAS ORA
fur sauglinge und Kinder
Die Sorte, Die |f Inner Gekauft Hab
,.. sssss at' 70, &nHHMzzzzM
Mcun Don Sen grlparl1illen Be

@snn Don Sen G%rlparuiilen Des
anerIfanil Bottles 0ie NeOe lit,
meroen g%e1pobnlid Sic gepaltigen
Slu1111e11 i1ber leben, Sic Subr fir
Sabr an 2ebensuerliferungspramle
ge5ublt meroen. SIM lebten Sabre
mureu oa5 urmdbern0 lehsbunOert
Miuionel Collars. Giele enorme
Slu1luae lit 5uriicfgelegt morDen, LIT
Miaionen DON Tumilien meniglten5
eilliyerluuBell fiir Ben Gerllllt Oes Gr=
l1ulrer5 5u entihaOigen ODER Inn
Tplos an5ulun1n1eln, allf Die III Den
Sagcu oes sllter5 5rrildgegrlffen mer-
Gen funn. SIN Bun5en lil10 yeger1Dur-
liz in ul1ieren1 9ebe1 2ebensperlde=
rl11gspplieen I'M getruge BON 1914
Mfiuiuroen Collars in &ruft. IuDun
entfuleu bret Milliuroeu uuf Die 10
.lcllal1l1tel1 Il1o1rltrieuen Gerliterum=
:3en. Nusge5oDlt mltrOen I'M lebtel1
SATIRE port BEN Geriiherl1ngsgeleq=
djaftcu 3S7 600 Collars m1o
nate5u oreiBig Miiuionen Collars
.pllroen Sen Eoliceninlmber1 glltge=
hrieben. 9luh TIM lebten SATIRE 10
Del1 oie ebe15periiherltngsgeleQIdu
ten cine gul1j be9el1ten0e 3rr1ubne oes
8eiddites SIT per5eidnen ge5abt, ul1o
.1l1h Gas tit EN- Gemcis, oab Bic Or
perbsuerbGltniiIe llid1t 10 id]led1t &C.
lucf en Iino, lpie lie gelegentlih gelnadt
noroel li11o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27

%ieroatiue auo i1bere Sanfnret9onen itebt oufer TTrc=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27

ae. 0ieie gauf o%fferirt ieopeoe T%aei1itdt 3ur 3r1z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
Scnnen Sic oieicn Mann2 ST fl

3ltllutA Ut uttltu Utultit VI Dul
oas n1ittlere allter iiberl hritten, 01e
ShuIterlr Iil1o gefriin1n1t lu1O gebel1gt
ISein @elidt lit g%ebralrnt, muger UNI
abgeldrn1t, Die @Gnoe iino groB unl
idNDielig Don 5urter Mr5eit. Seln
9ebel nor eil1e lunge Neibe Don W.fiib=
iellgfeiten.
Iurd unul1ft)Drlld)eu aulllpf hut Ct
es fertig gebradt, ieil1e &lllOer aui5ll=
!5iehen ul1o ibnel1 gehplf en, cine Stel-
lung int yeben ST erbalten. Iprt
Itebt or, npth feil1 after Mal1n on Saf)=
rem, aber f0rperlid gebrpdeu i1fol=
Iqe 3l1 pieler Gorge l1l1D id]merer Dir
6elt.
NSir bruld,en nid)t Deit SIT ll1d]ell
ilud) ihlr 1no Ieiner yeioensgefubrtill,
Ser lih %allfppfernDen @attlL Ser D}l1t=
ter icil1er airner. Sic lit in all lei=
neln Hlngen letl1e treue 8efdhrttn ge=
c1en, mie Bic ylrien l11o 1yl1rd}el1 III
lbrem 8eltd)t oel1tlldl erfennen lallel1.
Sie habeln beioe geoarbt, ountit tire
&inDer meniger Don Ser 9itterfeit Ste
les 2ebens fplten lpllten, oan1it lie
before @e%legenbeit b1tterr u11o cine
11eflr perlpred1eroe 3l1f11nft. OILS ibnen
infhit hpid,1pNp,1 NOR
@enm lie 10 ouliterl I'M }mieliht ib=
res Se6ens, milOe ll1o erifopft, lit es
81 iIberrnld,e1o, melm ibnen 5%eitlpeiie
Ser 0eou1tfe fon1mell loate: Sit es
~iiberbul1pt ull Sos Hingen ul1o Sic
Selbituufopferung merth gepeien2"
Gte eia5i9e g%elo6nlng, ul1f meld)e lie
Wffen olir1en, liegt III Ser Mogllh=
felt, 0uB lire &i1Oer beoudtlun ge=
mig lein meroen, ul15uerfelnen, mas
Sic Glter1t fir lie getbol1 hubel1.
Natoem fire beiten Sabre MIN Dor
iiber li11o, lit es Sic bDflte 3eit, oaB
lie eil1 menig on iih ielber oel1feu =
an ihr f0rperlihes gefi11Oen - l11t
menigiten5 tbeilmel1e Sic perbruf)te
gnerqie r10 4ruft mieOer ,1 erlun=
gen.
Iie Nutl1r brul1t)t 8eiiton0 bei if
rer Mrbeit sur @er1tellung Ser 4raft
unO @emebe. Gon alien fir 0ieien
3mef e%lupfoblenen Mitteln lit mohl
feines 10 bel on0ers fir oieie 9(rbeit
g%eeigl1et, mie 6orni's Nlp%enfrdl1ter.
gr lit cine Meoi5in, melhe nien1als
I'M Stide ldBt. gr lit miloe IN @ir=
flung, aber Iider i'm Melultat. Mlts=
ldlieBlid aus acknowledgement,
pegetabililhen SS1greoien5ien herge=
itelt. enth0lt er rihtss, mos Sem SD=
Iten1 nift gut thun mllroc. lle6er
ein SahrMul1oert long hut er leioen=
Sen Monnern u1n Tral1el1 leil,c nie=
Ser heritellenSen ar0tte benieien.
1Spr1li'5 9llpelfrdlltcr lit l,ia.t in
Ippthefell SIT haben. gr nir0 Sen
2eutell ollrd Spcsial=Gae1ten gelie=
fert. @enll Sic feinen Igelrten IT
Sbrer Roehbarlhaft fem1en, ounn
Ihrei6en Sic at Sic gigenthiin1er, VI.
Neter SSohrnep & Sons 60, 1876
60. 5oul1e Mue., Gbicoao, 81.
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Muf Ser, llnOerltal1o DON Miltterlf

>Sui SC!t AtitoSli li4Ao ootA
Sic tire sur Sdule ge6eroen Md0den
rnn11otbig he%rausp111sen, miro nit Nedt
us gelelitaftlide Sddoiguu1aen 1in=
1erieien. BENT oaourh miro MIR
Scdu11th auf Ser eil1en, Neio auf Ser
1nSeren Seite herporgerufel1, DOR mel
fer beioen man Sic &I11oer ldJiibelr
'p4te. lie ofTentlifen Shllen iino
,il1e auf REIN o%el11pfratiIder @rlno=
'aqe geit1offene G7nridtlrng, in Ser
IS nid1t5 sl1 probelt gibt. lin Bic
5taioungsli11ie Ser Germ0altngsper=
sGltl1iiie, BET 0en ainberl1 menigitens,
nSglihit 81 per1peilen, mare es Diel=
leitt angebraht. mie IN SEN Surl1=
7rfl1len gleidmaBige &leioul1g eln5l1=
fiibren.
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NSic aus @aihin9tou gen1eloet

@ic aus @albingtou gelneloet
miro, 6ut oie ,@oruen's .Gmi1tian
temperance luton" ihren @ioer=
lprllt gegen Sic Nrmeefanti11e 5urildf=
ge5oge11. 10 ouB oeren @iebereinfilh=
rltnq, mittels Ser Nl1ruhn1e elmer gll.
Die bereits SEM &ongreb uprllegt,
llitt mehr 10 u,lsitd}tslus erideln1.
1ie Gprg1nge> Sic Tiff in Sen Telo=
luQern Ser on Ser merifanilhen @ren=
&c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." gu11oestrl1ppel1
abipielten. lolen Sic llrlud)e Ser ct
mas pl0blid)e11 gefe6r111g gemele EN-
iein.
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Sin neltes ELECTROMAGNETIC /

VII 1TVtV~ .-TF17FFV7V ~
i'm Neihstug n,sgegeben muroel1. 2u=
uuh buben sic ein5elnen Truftlonel1
Jegernp1rtig folgenoe Starfe: 3en=
trll1n tO4, Ientlh=&on ierputipe So,
SpsialOe11ofruten -, 9futipnallibera=
le 10, Tortihrittlihe Golfspurtei, 10,
Reitspurtei %, Yplen 20, @lrtf=
Ituftlihe &ereil1igll11g H. Geut1de
.%Heformpartei 3; feiner Graftlpn ge=
'0ren II MitgIleoer ON. grleo;gt
Iino 3 Mul1Oute.
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Sic EllQnfal1 Gar SO. itopft oas
GEO NIT Gdeffeln. Sober Iollar.
ser 5arin anselegt norden it. lnt iid1
i'5 northumberland 1ersir1it uno mic
.cl5it1eritd11olidl mdd1lt nit Ser gu
nafsftfe Ser 9eo1lferlu1g Sic Ger5in=
.tr-a roh meiter. 5olde 2(uslpei'e.
se97erft ou5u oas Gine. @olfs6latt,
~~eiiiien Sen 0eoal1fen erregen. oaf Sic
sfpl1omild,e Sronu1g in SEN Ser.
5taoten b0dit manqelhaft lit. @on=
Selte es iih Inn ein Nripot=ltnterneb=
lrer, 10 lieBe lit oieaeiht niGt5 0age=
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Sic @od50uc, ldreibt Ste 80. ..
| Staats5eitltng" iinO oem Stubl=
5ruit ais cine unperoiente Gergiiniti=
1l1ng 5l1getaQen, ouriiber lino MIR inns
heute glQe flur. Mud ouriiber, 0aB Ser
Stahltruit iein permeintlides Mnredt
ul1f iulte @ergunitigung init Der Or
fl0rung 6egriinOen SIT fon1en 9lul16te,
er fDnt1e anlpniten Sic 9e6ensfiibru1g
%'eiller slrbeiter nid]t auf Oem vNmer1=
cnn StanOuro" baltel1. Sic neil lid
NUN aber ergeben, ouB 0ieler Sta11o=
aro ihon langit nidt mebr p%orbunOen
lit, un0 Ser Stabltru1 ieine Mrbeiter
gun; mtlerabel 6ebunoelt, ihnen nif1t
einnuul Sonntugsrube COUNT, 10 per-
bleibt ifm fir leine Hrpteftipn 11id1t
einmal ser Sheingrl1nb, Sen er Oafiir
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-01-05
A Persistent Yankee.

To illustrate Yankee persistency
Wall street magnate told the following
story the other day:
"A new England Yankee who was
prisoner on pirate ship in the good
old days when pirates roamed the seas
became. because of his Yankee attri-
butes. Objectionable to his captors 1t
was finally decided to maroon him on
a desert island with but little food
and q coffin to remind him of his In
evitable fate. The island was found.
and the New Englander and the coffin
were left alone on the beach. while the
pirate ship sailed away For several
days she sailed and then became be-
Gained. For three days she lay there
with not breath of air. On the even
in. Of the third day IL black sp ok was
noticed on the horizon. Ii steadily
grew larger and soon was close enous@
for the men On the ship to make oui
what it was"
The man of millions paused for an
instant and then said. smiling. ut was
the Yankee in his coffin. with half OF
the lid in either hand rowing for
home."-Cincinnati Commercial Trih-
une.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-01-05
s. j. RUSSELL
Neyt's Hospitality.

L was the habit of Charles 81. Hoyt
til ii matist, to invite almost every
btGy IA" met to come up and spend a
few weeks with him at his summer
home in New Hampshire
One night Hoyt. Bert Dasher. W. a.
gurrie Frank Mckee and several other
house guests of Hoyt We're sitting on
the veranda Of Hoyt's summer house
wai;ing fer dinner. The train had just
arrived. and they saw an old farmer
end his wife coming up the path.
WHO are they?' asked Hoyt Il
eerer saw them before"
THE dickens you didn't" replied
Curre. THAT is that old chap and
his wife you talked to over at Spring
field and invited to visit you"
"0h. WELL" said Hoyt. maybe they
are just coming in to dinner. They
viii take the night train back"
Then he looked again and saw the
hired man behind the farmer and his
wife wheeling big trunk on q wheel
barrow.
NO, by George" shouted Hoyt. ''they
are here for o run"
And they stayed a month.-Cleve-
land Leader.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-01-05
How to Quit SMOKING,

Do not light the first cigar less than
half an hour after breakfast. The more
difficult this delay may be, the more
need there is for a cure. The remain
der of the day smoke the same as
usual. 1t is only the first cigar with
which we are dealing Keep this up
for a week. then iengthen the interval
to an hour for another week, then
make it one and half hours. two
two and Il half. and so OH. II you
have an ''all gone" sensation, a long
ing for something and don't know
what sort of feeling. eat an orange or
apple or almost any kind of fruit. but
don't smoke until the time is up. The
nerves being deprived of their morning
stimulant are crying for nourishment.
which nature is fastening to supply
through increased appetite to supply
digestion. By the time the first cigar
is entirely eliminated the cure is eff
fected with no serious arrangement of
the heart or digestive apparatus. Ii
now requires only q moderate will
power to make the cure permanent
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-01-05
A Crows Strataqem.

A crow had been captured by the
children in southern family and
brought home and tanned. They were
very fond of the crow and treated il
with kindness. AS In most houses
where there are children. there was
also pet cat The cat and crow were
not friendly One day an unusually
nice morsel was given to the cat This
the crow not only looked at with ell
vious eyes. but made several attempts
to secure The cat beat of each at.
tempt, however, and the crow had to
resort to stratagem. Disappearing
through the open door. he returned in
a few moments with long string that
had been raveled from rag carpet
Placing this on the floor some little dis
lance in front Of the cat. he proceeded
to wriggle it as he had seen the chill
dren do when playing with the cat
The cat instantly jumped to catch the
string. This was, of course. exactly
what the crow wanted. and he
pounced upon the coveted morsel and
flew away with it.-Harper's Weekly.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-01-05
A Born Diplomat.

..Splendidr' exclaimed the old colo
mel as c company passed the saluting
base.
did you hear wot ole nasty face
ses?' No. 3 of the front rank asked
No. 4.
stand fast after parade, No. 4. for
talking in the ranks!' snapped SER
geant from near by.
ut wasn't me talkin'" nuttered
No. 4.
you'd better not git two on us In
trouble" advised No in a whisper
Talking while marching pastT ech
oed the adjutant. what on earth did
YOU find to talk about then?"
LAS we was passing the salutin'
base" explained No. 4. "the colonel
SEES. 'Splendidr Yes SEES to meself,
AN you've got the smartest officer in
tho British army to thank for maxim
us splendid, and that's our adjutant.' 4"
Ger sergeant. send the man away
and don't bring such frivolous com
plants before me again" snapped the
adjntant- London Answers