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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-05
SOUTH LANCASTER.

Louis Vesperman, chairman; And
rev Zenz and Henry Mackey Jr.
supervisor; V. H. Kinney, clerk, Ed
J. Austin assessor, Geo. Willard
treasurer, VIM. Shimmin and Geo.
NARROW justice of the peace for two
years, Robert Jordan justice of the
peace for one year, A. J. Gurnsey
and Geo. Graney cOnstables.
NORTH LANCASTER.
John w Jerrett chairman, John
Rowden and Sherman Pittenger
supervisors, w. A Johnson clerk,
Walter GriswOld treasurer, John
DiValI assessor, Clement Hoffman
and Peter Berndt justices for full
term, John Greene and Chas. Fltz-
gerald Justices to fill vacancy, Frank
Walker and Henry Heberlein con
stables.
ELLENBORO.
Chas. Graney chairman, VIM. F.
Mccormick and Geo. Clifton super
visors, A M. Appleby clerk, IL. E.
Clark treasurer, S. j. Hinson as,
SCISSOR, Henry Dobson Jr. and Mel
son Baker justices of the peace full
term, Ralph King justice of the
peace tofill vacancy, J. L. Finne-
gan and Manly Al. Dean nstables
BEETOWN.
VIM. Gates IL. chairman, Chas.
Perrin and Henry Schloesser super
visors, w. G. Beers clerk, George
Metcalf assessor, James A. Jamison
treasurer, James A Jamison and
Henry Hudson justices Of the peace.
George Metcalf and Lewis Wilkir
son constables.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-05
For Sale

Friday March 31st at Moore's livery
barn. Colleene an 8 year old bay
pacing mare with trial Of 2 "a last
fall with go days work. She don t
wear the hopples and is city broke.
Has been used for a family horse all
winter.
Sired by Royal Victor 2:O81l. He
by Roy Wilkes :O6I4.
Also 1 bay mare 10 years old, a
family horse, sound and good to work
double or single, weight 1850 pounds.
W. 3. Dyer.
New spring waists at The Boston
Store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-05
Eggs For Sale.

Golden Laced Wynadottes Colum-
bian Wyandottes $lOO for Is eggs
Claude showalter, Lancaster Wis.
Phone 1881.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Sm mel6 geringem llmfange Sic
&iloer eingemalloerter gltern 81 Sen
Gerbreden %llgeubliGer %beitragen, err
gibt lid aus 0em Sabres6erid)t 0cs
Nidters 6. 6. Eorterfielo in &anias
gitp, Sem oas oortige SllgenSgerld1
u1terltebt. Sm @on5en ml1roen &id)=
ter Eorterfielo int lekten Sabre 1903
il1ge11nlihe climber inn Sitter bon eli
bis SIT led55e6n Sabren porgefiibrt,
anoGen uno Mdohcn. Taoon marel1
935 &inoer eingeborener @ltern; an1e
rifanilben gltern, mie es IN 0em Be-
ridt beiBt, l1n0 llllr 1873 1paren &iroer
eiagelpanoerter Glterrt. Inter Sen leb-
teren beionoen lid mie0er fiinf5ig iiioi=
ihe, 40 italieniide ltn0 26 oeutide
&in0er. Dit nrr ga,l5 geri,gen Str
fern moren Sic ain6er fron50iiiber,
griediider, idmeoiid)er, 0iterrei6i=
iher, ruiiiider, merifaniider, ierbi=
ider uno ipriider @erfl1nft bet6eilgt.
3meierlei ergibt itd aus 0em 9eri6t:
ooB sic &inoer, Sic NIT ibren @lter11
ms 2ono fomlnen, infolge ibrer Gr-
5ie6ung oabeim meniger Meiglu1g 5ei=
gen, iib geietmiortge @onoll1ngen 5lt=
iduloen fon11nen SIT lolien, uu10 0aB
lie al1d hier, mobl infolge Ser itre1gel1
6qltsliden 3uht, iid melriger leidt 5l'
jllgen0liden gerbreden ent>pideln, als
ie:;e &inDer, sic hier gebpren nnO nad)
(onocsiiblidcr @eiie er5ogen mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Gus %erbahenlte 9enfmol, SoS
George @aibington ielber iid geieb1
6ot, lit unier Staatenbun0. Nber Sic
v@eorge 8aibington Memoriol Miio:
ciation" plant nod cine lihtbore g6:
rung fir i'm, Sic grri6tnng zines
groBartigen @aibington : @ebdlsoeS
iii @aibington, 8. g., Sos elm Ma-
tionaloenfmol meroel1 loq. s. s
Morgan fat 5u Sem 6onos, Ser 81 Sic
lem 3mede gelammelt miro, bereitS
100000 beige teuert, Sic StaS1
@aibington, 3. g., $250,000, nn(
meitere $250,O00 fins mgefabr Dor
allerbano @ereinen ge5eidnet moroen
Cine umfailenoe &agne lit &c:
plant, lint meitere Mittel a~uf5ubrin:
gen; ibr &0bepunft loa am %. 6ebrlt:
ar 1912 iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

General Son ll 81. @. Sbadara,
gerlin, tbeilt NIT, 0aB mtber SEN idlor
abgeboltenen, noh %folgenoe Nusitel=
(nngen uno &ongreiie I'M 2allfe oes
Sabres sort itattfin0en meroen: Dritte
internationole Musltellltng pon Sit
real1 = ginridtungen, 25. 6ebrl1or Bis
5. Mdr5; 80. balneologiider aongreb
uno Musltelllng bon me0i5inllden
Mpporaten, 2. bis 8. Mars; Sl1term=
tipnole Mu%sltenltng bon Nffomo0otlo=
l1en fiir Iouriiten un0 &eiienoen, 1.
9(pri( bis 90. SUM; Mltsitel(ung bon
MISREPRESENTATION, g.. Sum-
bsi 3. Nl1gltit; augemeine s(usiteQlna
Ser 0eutiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ie,
%. September Biz 1. Sftober; 5meite
oeutide Notwithstanding int SCRIPT
rationale Meroplan=3uiammenfiinfte,
4. Big ii. Sl,nt 1rn6 "a. September
bis l.. Sftober.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Gem &ongreB liegt cine 8in Dor
sur ginridtung elmer &inoer= Ibtbei=
lung i'm 3epartement fir Sanoel unto
Mrbeit. SIM 5enat lit tie bereits an-
genommen l11o miro, menn Sic 3eit
es geitattet, audi nod I'M &aule sur
Mnnabnle fommen, penn ni6t, bonn
tpm1enoen &ongreb erleoigt meroen,
sa nad) bereits lt%attgebabter griinoli=
d)er @elpreduung feline gintpen0ungen
oogegen porliegen tonnen. Sic Mb=
tbeilu1g miro ii6 nit alien einidlagi=
gen 1ragen beiddftigen, ainoerarbeit,
5hulbeil1dl, @inoerlterblidfeit, l1a=
terbalt un6 alien, mas fir gelebge=
beri lde MaBregeln, mlmi5ipale ooer
'taat!ide, 81 miiicn miinidensmertb
lit. Man fat oorn cine 5entrale SIT
formationsitele, Sic 81 erbalten lider=
lid) ebeni 10 Mllfgabe Ser @l.n0esregie=
rl,ng lit mie lire gr6eiten auf a%noerel1
io5ialen @ebieten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
G1rlidcr Staff fir sdj,uinbi id)tigc.

Srgenblpie eyiitirt eiu grpber Sbeil bon
@eilung bon S@ipnoiudt:; @ir sez
emit nit Dem, mas mir b%ebaupten. q.
baftet mdren, tpiirben mir 9el1a1 bas
tbun, lpas mir anpern anratbe1-l1ehmt
@dmal's Nlteratipe prompt unn NIT 3uz
perlidt::.. Ser @rnao, lparnm mir Dies
tbun iolen unb sic @elpdbr, Sic mir baz
ben, ale Sdipinniudtige ar1f5nforbern,
es 81 nebmer, lit. haB mir Die 8erihte
pteler 6eilnl1gen 9aben, bon benen bier
elmer folgt:
1919 @usql.eban1,a stpe., Ybi(abelpbio,
ga.
@erren! n3lpei Sabre lang 1itt ib an
2l1ngenblrtltiir5en, berenM r5nbl nabe5u
%ei16nnbert betrug. Infer Samilienar3t
rietb mir Elm an6eres 8lima an, tpeiI al
bleiben lid t%pabr1deinli6 fir MIDI total
erpiei e,, m9iIir0e. Sd blieb ieood, nn6 i'm
6ebrl!ar 1902 bate id) eiren erl11ten 9(nz
lad bon 0un9enfieber, Mls id geniieenb
beroe5teut tpar, nm beim 6a11e berum811z
manbel1, blieb Elm ltobtpeiier @ulten 8ur
riid, ben feline bon mir ge1ommene @e<
ut1lt gu pSOIll tt Slullpe lpuI. w lUuA>
Be mir abermals geratben, MIDI in eli
men a1beren Qanbestbeil 5u begeben. sc
!por 5n jener Bet, i'm 9edr5 1902 als i@
bon Gdmon's Mlteratibe forte. Sn fur
ser 2eit mar mein 6uiten lpeg. unb id
IpurSe ols %~gefunO" poer rgebeilt" err
fldrt. Seit iener 3eit hottie ih smei
leidte snfaae bon 2rngenfieber. nmb ib
nab1n SIT feiner anberen. Mebi5in 3uz
fl11d5t, Inn Seilung at erpirfen.
Sd befinbe mid ol1genblidlid in aus
ae8eidneter @eiunobeit nnb ib fible, oab,
10 lange ib gdman's Nlteratipe befomz
men fann, id feline Surdt Dor Sdtpinoz
1udt bege. Sd fam nidt riibmenStpertb
gsnng ipreden fir 0as @ute, oas es err
(llnter5ei@net) @onarb g. @Ipb
gdmnn's N%lterar1b beilt @rond]itts,
Mithmo Seufieber, 2unaenz unh @ehlz
fopf.Nffettionen: gu faufen BEL 6er
| DSolitpr 9rug 60. unb bel a11peren lei=
tenben Nnol..4ern. Sragt nad Boot
let ser gebeilten Sdue unb ld)reibt ar
pas Gdn1dst 2aboraturimm, Yyuaoelpbia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Cine merfmiiroige Sronung i6eint
in Sen Mmtsituben in Nlbanp, e. g.,
5u berri6en. @orige @od)e fano ei1
9unlpeniammler inn Mbfaqbaufen oes
ltaatli6en Mutomobil : 9epartement=
Bureaus abt5ebn Chefs inn 9etrage
BON 5uiamnen $46S uno am lebten
Ireitog tauhten in eineln 9arbier=
luoen Gbeds i'm @eiammt6etrage BON
$4,000 auf Sic a1f Ser StraBe bon
einem Mngeitellten oes Staatsidak<
an1tes perloren moroe11 maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Scr olterreidiid 11naariihe Mi=
niiter oes MeuBeren, @raf Mehren-
tbal, iogte in einer Sibung Ser Dele
qationen, i1 melder sic Mbriiitltngs=
froge ongei6nitten ml1r0e, Sei tereid=
l1ngarn miilie itnrf ietn, I'M biinoniB=
fQbig heiben gu fon1ten u1o Sic grbal=
ting oes 6rieoens 51 iidern. Soaen
Sic gr5maffen ruben, 10 miiiien sic
@ortmaffen Dor idtig gebroudt mer=
Sen, oamit ni6t &aB un0 6einoi6aft
entfo9t meroen. Cine beber5igensmer=
tie Mabnuna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
~,rder 5Ghretor
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS T Q RIA

@eoingt. : 6rolt: ~2u iiebit
gar l1id)t Elm, mas Il1 an mir bait,
7u iplltelt, ltutt mir Gormilrfe 5r mo-
hcu, mid} I'M @egentbell bis in bel'
@ilnmel binauf beben!"
yTus geibabe altdb, luel1ll i) gemib
lpiiBte, onB Iu nidt mebr berunter
famit." =.
g d ii dern.- Sommerfriidler;
vGoB ober SIR GROCER Sltl1gc gar 81
ldiidtern ilt?"
Bauer: $50, O0s i1iml1t, Ser 6ran.
5e(, Dos is a idiidterel1r @l1a, ser Is
a 3miQing - Ser fat ii@ idon net
aueiu al1f sic @elt 5u fom1nen trout"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

BIC @irflomfeit Ser Iruderihmar=
sc ais &eflanemittel fat lid miecer
einn,ol redh oeutli6 ge5eigt. Srgen0
ien1a11o iebte cine @eihidte in sic
@elt 6es Snbaltes, ooB Sic Mattel1 5ll
elmer mobren Ylaae in Iittsb1rg ae=
mor6en ieien, uno oaB sic Sta6t eine
Miaion Dollars Sem 5ablen moue, Ser
lie bon oiei em ltnge5iefer befreiel1
f0nnte. 90 Eittsburg als Stoot Ser
unbeidrGnften M0glihfeit einen 9fn=
men bat, 10 miir6e sic Meloltng &C.
1loubt, obpobl Sic &obe oes &reiies
64tte Geroodt ermeden iollen, u1a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Grdiioent 1aft fat oem &ongreb
Sen &erfalimgs gntmurf 0es nelletl
Staats Meu = Merifo 5l1geianot uno
sic M%otififation oesielben empfoblen.
Gle 6orberrmg ser &robibitioniiten,
ser nel,en Gerfaliung Sic @enebmi-
gaug SIT periagen, neil 6ieielbe feinel
Y%robibitions : Yaragrapben entbalte,
lit alio nid)t beriidiidtigt moroen, uno
oas lit gang in Sromng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
&cbIb Cure 6eimmbbett
unb Bic Gurer Eamtlte,

Yppe's @eiIfraut lit 5ubere1tet als 5ltz
%erla}iqes 5oltsmittei, ba5irt auf Sem
@runolab Ser Meinbeit bes 8lutes, Sretz
felt bon &ranfbeit auii6erno. sc lit Ell
ne Meoi8iu fir &ranfbeiten tpie @beuma<
tismus, g berleioen, @nrtleibtgfeit, SIZE
bcr uno fieberiiden Infduen, tpeibli9e
Hnorouuneen, unberoaulidfeit, Qumbago,
Observation-Disclosures, @atarrb. trante nmb
nerpole aopfpeben,. 9ppetitzSerlult mno
ale &rantbeiten, Die bon Der untbdttg>
felt Der 2eber un0 Der Nieren entlte9en.
-gs lit Elm retnes 9etlfrant. aug Ninoer
un0 &ur3eln berbun0en. Sc miro alfgez
ma6t in @botola0e iber3ogenen Sabletz
ten. angenebm nn6 lei6t .8n nebme11
(fann audi in @a1er aufgeloit tperoen: }
Srau S. 6. Meaoe bon 5Dattspiae,
Sos, iagt: Sabre lang lit ib al @iiz
denlpeb, &opftpeb, Neuralgie nn6 Ser
b0litdt unb auBergepDbnlt6er Niiotgfeit.
Sd berlu6te mandbes Mtttel obne 2inOez
rllng. @or bier Monaten rietb mir Elm
nantbarer Srenn6 an. Ser Scope Meotctne
So. in @a16ington, 9. g., fir cine
S1o6tel Rope's aus &rant 5nIammenge>
febte Sablette 3u ibreiben; Die erite 9olis
bon 2 Eabletten CAB mir 2inberung. Sd
eebrnl16te foltm cine $1.00 5dnGtel, uno
ib bin %bou1tdn0ig 9ebeilt bon 56mer3
in meinem &iiden, I'LL 6id babe audi fein
!8opfpeb mebr."
8. S. 9. &enne1eh, Elm beoeutener
Mr5t uno @birurg bon albanp, sc. g., iagt
tb%eiltpeiie:
Wis ein B%lutreiniger, 2eber<, Nierenz
unb @pitemz& egulator perihreibe iJ
scope 0ebicine Cos @ort COMPOUND bon
@aibington, 8. g., tpie ih 6ie5 fir Sic
1ebten 20 Sabre getban babe, nab id
fnbe es aIs Elm groBartaes Wittel. &C.
. funben, has felten, tpenn i%iberhaupt, feblz
aebt. &c gibt tnuieube 8rtefe bon lplz
den. sic 8ope's &rdltter gebrandten, nell
DIE nubbringenb tparen nnb bel rtdttgem
5uiommenge1ebte Sablette itn6 aufge>
madt 200 in elmer Sdad)tel, ieds Oeos
nate @eban0lung unb tperben fret 5ugez
fn,,ot na6 @mpfang bon 500. 7Seoe
Gdadtel entbdIt cine gebrndte @arantie.
sic uns binbet CUR 3urideritattung Dec
&eIoes, ncnn bns @ittel berfeblt, Nnz
BEN gu %bringen; audi boue Mnpet iungen.
@arantieri bon Der 8ope Meoicine 60.
uuter ser Meinnabrmittel< uno Mleoi5in=
5tuifezNfte 80. Sum-, 1906, $50. 34,956.
@eoen Bebingungen fir Naenten In
mint occupirten Serrttorien ahrehtre man
4upe Me6ietne g., Sne.,
Bope 8lbg.. @afhin"ton. 8. 6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

uIoleps @onep a,to Gar lit oas be-
lite @uitenmittel, oas id lie gebrau4te,
neil es raid cine ernite grfaltung
itiQte, sic mir leit tangent Srubel Der
uriobte, iagt S. IS. @ulm, 8rinceton,
Nebr. @irft in ollen SaQen bon gr<
fdltung, @uiten, Ga Grippe un0 2un=
genbei6meroen gleid raid. @ermei-
CERT 5ubititute. Molitor 3rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Mapor uno Staotpdter un6 ionitige.
Seamte iino 10 nit Mngeboten bon
Natteni6gern iberidmemmt, baB tie.
oringeno Bitten, Sem @eti9t entge-
gen5utreten. @er alio cine Minion
peroienen min, miro ite auf anoere
@eile oentl als &attenfanger maden
miiIien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
! S~ntereNamtes Maerlet !

&urlant mie INNER fat 8rpan oel1
@ol1perneur @illon BON Seem Seriep
ais Observation-Disclosures profla=
nliert, Ser ibm genebm iein uiiroe.
Sold)e Srooliierl1ng fann ser @ou-
perllel1r germ entbebren; er bat before
gmpfebllmgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Gin Experiment 5ur Som erpierung
meniblider &aut fit 3mede ser Ser
pflan5ung fat it6 I'M &oipital in Bbts
laoelpbia gldn5en0 bemabrt. gs ml1r=
SEN sort 80 4%uaorot5om @o1tt BON Ell
nem Notienten %obgenommen, oltf Gis
gelegt un6 flint Sage ipGter a1f Sen
Mrm zines onoeren Totienten gelegt,
cuff meldem iie binnel1 meniger ais
ad)t 5ogen felt anml1hs ....#..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13
r FRIED POTATOES.
Sold on The Streets From Pushosrts IN
Parts Of Francs.

Sold on The Streets From Pushcsrts IN
Parts Of Francs
The street vending OF pommes frftes.
or French fried potatoes. is pccullnr
to the northern part OF France. Poin-
mes frites take the place Of peanuts
and popcorn and are sold in much the
same fashion. Not only is tliis trade
carried on in some instances asa resu.
luriy established business. but work.
men wishing to increase their earnings
come out on the streets in the evening
and sell these fried potatoes from
pushcarts. Their profits often exceed
their days wages.
The pusheafts are OF the ordinary
type, but covered A coke brazier IS
Inserted through the flooring, over
which Is placed the large iron caldron
holding the fat obtained from beef
suet Raw potatoes, after being pared,
are pressed. through a special cutting
machine, coming out in long. narrow
four sided pieces These are immedi-
IteIy put into the boiling fat and in
Ieveral minutes are thoroughly cooked.
They are then salikd ana soId.in small
paper cornucupias holding tfs 2 cents
worth. @teT '~ q VI 80
Pommes mites have stht advantage
that they shpplyts satisfying and hu.
tritlvc tneai for tIfew cents, This Is
cspeciuily appreciated by the mill EN-
pioyces.durinf the noon hoursns they
are thus onabied Ito hate something
hot with their otherwise cold lunches.
Rather than 20 to the trouble of pre-
pairing the dish. to say nothing OF MI
ing the house with the odor Of boiling
fat. many families prefer to purchase
the freshly cooked tubers from the
nearest vender. These fried potatoes
are not sold merely at mealtlmes, but
during the day, and are eaten likespop,
corn.-Consular Reports,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13
The Amerioan InJisn.

The pld aliesllonibe the oFtgloicf the
red man III Anterior Isl stil m open
'ohss the last fofH t,S no me1lssbavI6g
been said. fae, most, probable theory
is that whlch, ifnks thc lndinasiwith
the Mougolaids % East Africa: whose
physical characteristics are strikingly
similar TO those OF the American aborig.
inc. Between the Indian aud the Jap
anese there b. many pronounced re-
semblauces. aud some excellent an
thorIbes are OF the opinion that It was
from that eastern race that the Indian
originally sprung. II. ~ some think.
the Esklmos are the best representa-.
tives of the ludian as he was upon his
arrival here. the theory Of the Jap.
nnese origin is Immensely strength
ened. since the likeness between the
Eskimo and the Japanese is spikins
paeed.-zNew Ypek Apefican. "A
.|H !.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13
PkTTI sfuoprPtf


The Diva Wouidng Cut Her Rates. but
, p suggested an Alternative.
Patti once was waited upon at her
hotel by famous minstrel magnate.
Colonel J. II. Haverly whose ambition
had been aroused to secure the diva
for a concert tour under his direction
Madame received him most graciously
and the two began discussing the de.
tails.
"May ask your terms for fifty
nights. Mime. PattiY" Haverlv asked.
"For concert or for opera" the diva
asked.
"For concert" Haverly replied
-Four thousand a night, or 100000
Tor ffty nights. onchalf TO be -depos.
itcd on signing the contract" was
Pntti's deliberate response.
HaYerly tried to appear composed,
but 1t was too much OF an effort
+ 1.-TWO hundred thousand for fifty
nights! Heavens. madame. that is
Just four times rs much as we pay our
president Of the United States" he
cried.
"well.' the divine one answered
"why don't you get the president &c
sing for you?"
Havcrlv hed.-Tobcrt Grau In Mu
sical America.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13

when Eben Foster asked Squire
Lane to lend him 5000 TO invest in the
dry goods business the squire dryly In
quired what Mr.. Foster had to ofer
him IN the way of security.
"Security?r said Eben. with an air
OF injured dignity. well, squire, I'll
tell you what have to offer-three
solid silver teaspoons. handsome
brass warming pan. pair Of decalco-
many vases. large size, and the mate
rial tor as much as three feather beds,
II not four, right on the backs O. my
flock O. geese, an i've Plymouth Rock
hens.
"You can call 'em all yours till pay
the money hack, an I'll take care Of
'em for you free of charge l.. don't
know what anybody could want
niore'n that Tor securlty.Y- Youths
Companion. et'4
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13

library and closed the door. She
walked over 10 1t and applied her ear
and felt and heard him rubbing his
back against It. She also heard him
muttering to himself. .f
Had cockroach crawled down Mr.
Bowser's back during the day?
Was he breaking out with a spring
rash that might prove fatal7
Had some woman stabbed him with
long hatpin poisoned at the point3 4
Ten minutes later he appeared, his
face very red. and Mrs Bowser plainly
caught the exclamation Darn it!s as
he walked TO his chair. For the next
quarter of an hour he made heroic ef.
forts TO SIT still, but he was conquered
at last and rose up and said;
"By thunder. but I'll have the blant
ed thing orr, ~ Nf~ Vet
\ .'Do You mean your leg, mfr. Bow
serY' she asked.
LEG be hangedl Don't be an idiot!
HageI said that anything was the
matter with either of my legs?"
mo, but you wrIggle around so.p
"And so would you II you had blam
ed old plaster between your shoulders
and knawing away like hungry dog. =
"But why haveyou got 1t there? You
didn't say anything about 1t this morn
Ing" As ft4
.Triss TO Tell Mrs. 5owser.
He walked over to the door and put
his back aealhst Il and scratched up
and down and across, and as he
scratehed he pursed up his mouth and
rolled his eyes. He seemed to be In
such agony that Mrs. BowBer rose up
and demanded:
"Now, than, for the lands sake, but
whatlails you?'
"Dr. Beesark was inAin the office
today he fdltered as he ceased to
scfateh.
"And what II Dr. Beeswax was In
the ofiicei" hH
II told him about my lungs" ~.
"And what ails your lungs, pleaseT
"He sounded them and said / had
better put on plaster to prevent con'
sumption, Tie had them with him, and
let him put one on" y,
eJust like you. Nothing whatever
alis your lungs. and Or. Beeswax Is a
falser. You paid. him $5. l supposeT
"No, only three"
''Nr. Bowser. hope that plaster will
draw your shoulders clear up to your
ears! How could you be SO silly?"
"Woman, don't talk this way IS ME.
he blufted as he wriggled his shoul'
ders. "You may be aching for mes to
die Of consumption. but am not ready
d, go yet" ~
iaI1id plaster ever cure consump
lticn y sh0 asked.
"YesS-thousands OF cases, He had
| mere lhel. 900 esll1RS :.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13
BULL ANTS OF AFRICA,
Elephants. Lions, and Even Man Him
self Flee From Thsin In Terror. Z.


Elephants, Lions and Even Man Him
self Flee From ThsFn In Terror.
In the vast equatorial forests 0f
Africa the most dreaded Of .animaIs IL
the great bull ant Unlike other ants.
1t carries nothing Away; everything Is
eaten on the spot, Every kind OF beast
and reptifeAeiephants. lions, gorillns,
snakes and man hinrselfA-lees before
this terrible ihbedt. 49,. ! i. !. Z. y. &
These ants mafcii Through the for.
ests In a long thip column, two Inches
wide and miles iffleneth. IL they come
10 an open space where there are no
trees to shelter them, from the sun
they burrow underground and form
tunnels, through which they march on
1t often takes as long as twelve hours
Cor one Of these armies to pass
Any creature overtaken is at once
attacked with irTeslatible fury and 81
stantiy devoured, The strongest aud
the weakest, the most fierco and the
most tlmid Of creatures are alike
their prey, A
Natives overtnken by them seek ref
uge In the nearest river or pond. Yet
even when the ants themselves arc
drowned their strong pihcers refuse
to relax their hold upon any flesh they
may have attached themselves to. and
though their bodies are torn forcibly
away, their heads remain.
Certain barbagpuE tribes when d
man is condemned for wltchcraft
fasten him TO tree and leave him to
the ants. When, they have passed a
skeleton alone is left tp teh the tale
Pearson's.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13
Apple Pi. Without Apples.

A guest at on old fashioned homo
dinner was euloglzIng apple pie and
her hostess when another guest, who
had been n California pioneer. recalled
the "apple" pie given the children Of
1852 TO appease their homesick crav-
ings when apples were dollar a
pound. 1t was made by breaking four
soda crackers into an earthern bowl
and pouring over them n pint of cold
water, rendered very tart By, citric
acid When soft the crackers 'wela
laid oil 4 pie plate on ,the,undereruSt
over them were sIfted two tatief
spoonfuls Of light brown sugar aud 4
little nllspIce aud cinnamon 4 pretty
perforated Ton crust was added. and IN
a few minutes, a perfect apple pie was
taken from the oven to delight young
and old.-New, York Sun sssFs