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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
MUSTERED OUT
Oldest Company q West virginia Ma.
iIorai Guard Is Relieved from
Service

'-frt ''"uIus. 90 Weusbure. com.
pauy g.. First regiment. West Nirl AHA
National Guard was mustered out OF
The -"rHic" % the stat. on orders o.
The adJutant general at Charleston
Ih" reason of the mastering ou, az
The company is SAID 10 Do on account
OF th" lack OF interest and inab.lt, 10
retain The luu quota of men The
company VAS recently equipped with
new paraphauaiia. and this has been
ordered returned Goo fha headquarters
az tharl-ston
The company VAS formed during tho
spanish American AIR and is the ola.
cs' company .u point OF service ir the
National guard OF the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
HALF SICK PEOPLE
FILL The COUNTRY
Trs' Selio e> Nas- -ssi,ry 40
sifon7 ~ Tesa sfa sc Great
seat rsser

rh- o1lrfrJ - fi-f sfr f..f ..~.
Hrra oIf rrrrars e-f... r.. Cd. be-
.s r.rs1.. f-t.l-, I'D .. .. -r... 80,
1r f-~ r-.l art a.--. u l-..f--..
at-
Tt- a.p.ors 90 ---..s. ..-t ...
ere sfouac. trr-bI- .--rss ..-~r
r~fsl4sn-as If.- ~-.r.- ..t..
.f.. csrs-IassIou. tf-.r ,.-r.... ..+
rsasrF cold Feet s-,. b. "A. .-.t ....
.ss't..fy ro ro.rrs art .ts
aal orr a.uaa ~ .... aha ....
DEB I'd. 90 condition 30 ....s ....
--ss az .as ro.l.- a..r.. .rr....-.
a. mental f-rra..I.. .... ........ co..
s4Ter-r 200 llas 90 me s..-.a.. .t.. ..t
..t- aud l. 1..safsaaf ...rt ,-. ..-..
-r. .1I have small s... s.r ...
future
Anything to u.. ......... s,...f
add .o me na.s.re-. ~ -.. f.r...
rare ST.. r.-f cine ever r.....-.. ...f .r.
tl- 90 f~f @-stss l,s r..- .. ,--
rsl1o.s. utee.sr.. .. old. ....f.-
fII new tonic rors rt. TIL.
reason .a plain .f... t.r.. .-.,.
ile bac. healrs ana h-.r.,..s b..
rho.f.rt. .f f.....-.....f t......
men 4ud eam~n
Ave- yo. .a tl.. r!r...r ...I..s,.t
-lrt.f u.r Dbl. &c.. .-. ..... ..-..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
SCHUCK AND DOBBS
MILL WAS GREAT
THREE FAST ROUNDS IN FRONT
OF tbs JAIL
Following Quarrel and Ugly Charges
and Counter Charges. Resulting
from Caee en- Trial

IT2fT Neae on Irfal.
Attorney Charles Scluck and
Ju-rre OF the Peace Ice O. Dobbz. o. .-o
700 ar'orue,. mixed DO az 70 lively rate
on tho pavement az the Fourteenth
street entrance t0 fh- county jail last
night The Ggrt VAS the elimination
az O. Wordt battle iu fhe jail short
H. f.r.
Round D. Sohuck hands strong
r.Ai. H See Iaa ana Irff fails short
'h- round closing Vlth houors oven.
n"hbs ess ou the aEgrez
five. Schuck ditto BoIts places a
-NnFile jeff ol Slhurks neck aud
.o ,ne breast.
ORG The .umtlfuuf- suarring
Tor sn opening. until finally Schuck
,I4rfrr.a- ou Uoih.a chrrk. and rho
latter came hack into The arms of
NtLI. while Referee Puss-
N.ckham took care 90 Schurk and
....-i "a possible Knockout a. both
~ tHe principals.
U hr case az tho state against Do %
Gehrke. charged With assault aud bat.
terJ ou Abo Rapport. was ou trial boz
fore Justice U0bb-. Srhurk appearing
or fhe defendant Tho charge vas
dismissed ami fhs defendant vas ar.
rligned upon profanity charge anI
found guilty De was fined 81 and
costs Srhuck offered to en Oh hIs
clients bond u fI" sum ~ 500. and
fUr justice refused fo accept fhe sure.
fF Then scaark made Eray. charges
AGAINST the justice and tlrs versa
The prisoner aas remarlrd OBJ JAIL
nf Die attorney applied f1 Judge Dor.
dan frr H writ of laboas corpus. which
vac granted and tho uau released
N.r.re fnn proceedings Nr Sr1uck
vas frad f0r contempt -arf re ml.'
appear before fuf Justice To-Day arI
shoH cause uHF I. should pot Na iHe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
VA. LAUoHLlN.s cANoIoAcv-

The candidacy Tor Congress ol Hou
George A. iaurhIn .s announced 600
another column OF the iuisUgenesr
today. SIR LauEhrn needs no intro.
duction 90 very large number of
the Republican voter. p, ohio County
and the FIRST Congressional District
In the city of Wheeling hi. works
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
Uncle Walt
1 he Poet Philosop h.-

Sund hghbroVs arc dcaou0ci0E rag HYMNS 7copc
sing after getting suh they dc Ike everything
AT our anthems should be stately, angry high
RAG TINE brovs Shrek greatly Of
HYMNS their TROLLEY, speak Underneath thc roof
seePic where hymneook rusi- rolls there are
divers kinds Of people an rrcfe-
grand maesc noble greater pleasure
the ssrbang kind Of onE Let hymn swing
ng hfrne thought ODDS uhat HYMN We re-
singing if the peoples let Who uH 40 WORSHIP,
Milton snd his harp that flashes fire prefer me tn Of
q joyous rag Nre'
... WALT MASON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
wednesday. December .. 1911.
rHE PREsioEHTs TRUST
MESSAGE

President Taft ID la. .r..,f ,....
sage 10 Consre.s ...t-rt.. r,. .....,
a clear a NOR. .o..,... ..t ...-.
comprehensi,. J.a.it,., ,.. .,.. So,
man AntlTru.t L.. Gina, ... t...
given b. the sYp,.,.. ,...,, I'D. ....
OF its many deeI..or. .r.. ........
- In fact a no,..-..f ..-...-.... ...-
the sherman An r-,.., l..
stands. and for -p,b ,,.....,. .......,
menta az Will r-pe.., DO mar. ..~..,.....
Here il the NTH %, .h, ,t,.t.. ,......
sition
When men .,,.r.t.. o.. ........ ...
, =, eaplt.l b. rui enable t.-H
.nd sstaoil-h uonspol u.s ar.. In.
saeB ,S,,s ~ ,,,.'.., N-n D. "' o.
" mind Dr. vha'. t-rf i, #. r-r-ly ~
duction' vtay.t o.. t..... .f
s..- '',s, '', '.'h 'f wee "i 'hr u.s
they canno; h- .or.I .-el 10 ,r. ,,r,. ,..
s 20 r. mad ~ .an tn'y .~ .'r,l g.
they conclude Oh -1tif--- r,mr,t.,...,
and 49, .-i-,'..' l''''. io, l"'rF -n
MONOPOLY
Sp'"Ai"s "' ITO" restoration o' com
peu''"n D" "h" OBJ business prev,
ouh'S nominated h' 10 combination OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

ipok.rE fo fle sIbmIa oa r' a
bond issue fo -le voters o. ono
county. rlfl road Improvement as o.
tifl.-f. D. Nar.or. % s. SANDS.
h 81 tcrI ard s. % Iarot. rers
before Toe board 0f comm r.crers
trsieflav ntf1 o. petition for rur-
'I ~ aI roads Ir tte county need
Nf imnrntemelf fhaf he rfr..Hary
Expenditure tD br.ng flcu r-o frst-
.tf. condition could Do rrtI.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
Cnristmas-men's Underwear. sss.
$50. SIZE. HeFAposN,s

Don 'ol ever get Tired off taIs-.
ok aud turning and revampIu4 90
old anecdotes
u". Indeed. admitted The hlmcr.
i-i. Sometimes think BE- would Le
Jess trouble tu fhInk up some new
anocdot"-. Washington Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

C7ritt0rat-Nen'a s05 Bsys VIM
ter caps. DC. sec. csc.
NcFEoDCTs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

Chrstr,as- susperders. Arm Bands
Carriers IN boz. 4sc. CSC
NeFAppENs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

sns1 Day EE.sgf a-r1ay ~ -
-Ar'si Ssn-sf F-s4-r-iEr lEurg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

Bring ir the Children turn
their shoei0E over to u.s. ans We
vii cc--cct the trouble
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
@emimnt aampf iiirs 2eben.

gs mar Elm LANCER hutiger &i
INNS 2eben, ser gefodten muroe bon
Sames 9. Merlbon bon Nemarf, q.
s., moriber er idreibt: SD batte
piel 8lut perloren 0ur6 2ungenbluten
uno mar iebr ihma6 uno berabge=
toa1men. Sir adt @onate mar id
nidt imitan6e gu arbeiten. Ser 500
idien nabe al1f meinen 6erien gu iein,
ols i9 Dor 6rei Doben beg:nn, ST.
Sings Seem GtseoberD gu nebmen.
l1no es fat mir be6euteno gebolfen.
Gs tbut al1es, mas SIR 6abon bean-
ipru6t." Sir id,pade, mebe 2ungen,
bartnddigen &uiten, bebarrlide CT
f%ldt1ngeu, &eiterfeit> Snfluen5a,
Mitbma, &eufieber ooer trgeno cine
Sails o0er 2ungenfranfbeit lit CO l1n=
iibertrefflid. 500 un6 $1.00. Ser
l1dsflaide fret. @arantirt bon ser
Mo(itor 8rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

porigen Sabre. Ser l1nterbalt ser
6euermebren erfor0ert iabrli@ et1pa
$200,000,0 600, sic ebenfaus nit auf
oos &erlultfonto 5u ieben iino. SIN
Nuslatroe fat man NIT lolden Sum=
men nidt 5lt red)nen. @abren6 Ser
@erluit in 297 ameritoniiden Stao=
ten nit elmer 8ep0lfer1ng bon 3d.
600 900 li6 auf $2.39 per &opf be-
lief, itente iid Ser Gerluit in 6eut-
iden Sta0ten nit elmer 8ep0lferung
BON finfun03mon5ig @ilionen auf
MIR 10 Gents per &opf. Ser Inter
idie0 lit in ser &autlade %itrengeren
baupoli5eiliden Gorl6riften 5u5u=
i9reiber, Sic letdtitnnige &onitruf-
tion, mie iie bier5ulan6e imnter nod
gang uno gabe lit, nidt geitatten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
freilidl nidlt biQigen Yel5fapfeln

freilid) uidt biulgen Nel5tapfeln =
p%orausgelcbt, sic Stiide marel1 beill
Nuf5elpabreu audi mirflid motten=
frci. @eniger &oltbares folnnlt III
sic ieltgefiigteuL nit iibergreifenoen
2efel perlebel1en Mottertrlrben. lie
berou mcroen Sic Shliiliell0der ourd)
Napierprfopfen geiid)ert. Man fat
oiefe @ebdlter iiber0ies pielfa6 nit
Muhstl1d mls9elegt uno l6lagt o1d)
sic perldicoenen Suden nod ertra
in reiugemald)emes 2einen ei1.
Meueren 9atluns lit sic Soee, Man=
tel, SodeI,> 9lulel1, @oas II. /. ~.
ol,f 9iigeln III Hapier= ooer Segel=
tl1d)ldden a1f5ufa11gen, Sic ringsl1m,
be ouoers al,d) oben, ourdal1s 0idt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
8ranoi@aoen.

Sic ser 8unoesregierung geb0ren=
SEN @ebalt0e, in 8aibington iomobl
mie in sen peridie0enen Gbetlen oeS
2anoes, iin0 gegen Seuersgefabr nidt
perii6ert. sic reprdlentieren einen
@ertb BON etpa 0reibunoert MtQio=
men ltno iabrlid fonunen ME gum
8etrage bon etma 5pan5ig Mi1ionen
5in5u. Sic 5u Der ifern, miiroe etma
100000 iabrli6 foiten, eine CUNT
ne, Sic Sic Ser. Staaten iid 5tpar lei
iten fonnten, benn mnter. Sen bielen
foloiiolen Musgaben fiele iie nidt 10
idpper ms @emi6t, Sic aber bonn
8ongreB 5u foroern bisber nod ieoe
Administration nidt fir notbig &C.
balten Fat. Mu9 &err @alter 8.
5iiber, Ser neue @efretar 6es ST.
ner1, beabiidtigt BEL Sem bisberigen
8rau@ gu bleiben, ser iniotpeit ni@t
ta6elnsmertb lit, als sic Aominiitra-
ton babel no11 bem @runoiab ausgebt,
etmaigen @efabren nit Mabnabmen
Ser @oriidt gu begegnen un6 6esbalb
oaral,f iiebt, oaB sic @egierungsbau=
ten fe1,eriidere 8onltruftion baben
mo sic M0glidfeiten ausbreben0e,t
Jeuers auf Elm Minimum bei4ranft
meroen. SSn 6ieier 8e3iebung- gibt
Tie Elm gutes @eiipiel, miepobl sic
8olttif ser Nibtoeriiderung nidt gu
al1gemeiner @adobnrung a1 empfeb=
len lit. Mber gr0Berer 8orbe0adt al,f
Sic Berbiti1ng bon 5euersgefabr ioQ-
te iiberau angetpan6t peroen.
Ser 6el1erida0en tn Sen Ser. Stoo-
ten lit GROCER als lit irge110 einem an=
oeren 2anoe. @dbren0 Ser eriten bier
Monate oes laufenoen Sabres belief
er iid bereits auf $87,577,000, in
Ser gIeiden 3eit oes porigen Sabres
auf $67,222,100, 10 SAB mir, auf 6te-
lei 8aiiS beredmet, in 6ielem Sabre
etnen 81 iammtperluit BON $260,0OO,=
900 at per5ei9nen baben miir0en,
o5er 6reiBtg Miuionen mebr als i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
@a,ts ,tmo Sol.

Mit Girtritt Ser murlnen @itte=
RING n1udlt iid} oas @eglta1en Scr
@il1terl ad,el1 H~riuacu0 nDtbig, che bic
Motten in m1iittcrliber Sir iorge fire
Gier an mlleru Eel5= ru16 @oll ad)el'
sbietel1, onlnit Sic llad) etlidel1 Mc=
sye11 ol1sfried)euocn Mdllpd)en, oieles
aeirablide @eliuoel, gleid einel1
Sdn1olt5 porfilloen. Mllcs, alld lpas
lit Shranfeu "ro &onooen bleibet1
Ioa, ml1B energiid musgeflopft, &C.
iiiftet u1o Don 6leden g%elal>bert, 100
a,,galwig, gemaiden mer0en.
gs gibt befanntlib cine ga1t5e N1=
}ubl bon Mottennlitteln; BEL sen met
Iten lit es ser penetrarte @erudl ser
oie ltnboloe abbalten loll. Sbgletd
oerlelbe Sen Saden nidt oauerl16 alt=
taftet. iii er sod oielen 2el,ten 10
;'llongenebm, boB geitoBener Bfeffer,
2openoel uno Sl1d}tenabfd1e Sent
Sampler, Hetrolelrm, Naptbalin Ii. I.
~. porge5ogeu lper0er. Sebr mirf=
fam lit al1d glttcs, perlildeS Snleften=
pl1lrcr.
@audymaarenb6n6ler peridmabeu
sic Mottennittel iiberbaupt, iie idii=
ten sen eige11en 8orratb un6 6ie If
!scr sur Muf6emabrltng ii%bergebel1e,r
5aden 6urh ollmronatlidles griin0li=
aes. Gurdieben, Musidiitteln, be5.
Ausflopfen. Der bielbeidaftigten
S5ousfrou nt,B es notitrli6 aber 6aron
l;egen, li6 Biz Oftober ooer 9eopem=
ser iiberbal,pt nidt lint Sic Sa6el1
6efiimmer,1 81 brauden. Mbiolute Ga
rantie bietel1 sic 6idtidliebel10eu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

ldlieben. Man fanr iid NIT Iei4ter
Mibe iolde @eutel in oetpiinidter
@roBe aus Hapier ielbit leimen, fam
lie aber audi iett nidt ebem tbeuer
faufen. Dieie 8eutel baben Sen @or-
5ug, SOB iie i%rgeno,uo a%ufgebdnet net
sen f0nrer, luno oab Sic Saden iid
nidt 6riidem.
Mber al,d anoere Sdn1arober mer=
sen 1,lu1 mieocr mobil. Sl1 pielen &C.
bduoen iino Sic Mlneiien cine mab-
re Nlage, i1oem ite iiber Sic @peiie-
porrGtbe IN S6ranf, @amtner un6
Setter berfaden. @or itarfen @erii-
den MAIDEN tie befaumtlid febrt. Man
pertreibt lte 6aber> inoem mani 2ap<
pen ol1slegt, Sic init @etroleum, Ser
pentin= poer &ienol INIT &arbol, 8en<
gin, @ampfergeiit getranft iino. Sci
ser laBt lid oas nidt iiberau 0nrd)=
fiibren. Mon fam cine groBe Menge
Sbierdjen mc9fallgel1, uellr1 man ei1,en
591panm nit 3l1der b%eltrel,t ua0 al
sic beilngelnd)ten 5tel(eu legt. GU
balo ii1 sic Sd)marober reid)li6 ein=
gel unoen baben, miro ser Shmamm
III beibes @aiier gelporf e1 l11o fann
caun, nit friiden1 3l1der beitrel,t,
aufs nelte al1sgelegt meroe1. sS1 &C.
m0lber1 l1no &elleru fal,gt ual1 Mmei=
len in lmtgeitiir5ten 8llrment0pfen,
sic innell init @onig beltrihen iin0.
= Dit gelinat es, Sic 3llgange ser
S6iere nuf3ufinoeu; man mad]t 6ann
Sic 2oder entmeoer nit Cement o0er
@ips felt 81, fan11 audi cine foden6<
beiBe 2oiung bon Mlaim o6cr Iabaf
bineingieBen.
Mod mioerlider fins Shlpaben.
Mal1 legt 5rlpeiQen 5dmaben9ift aus,
aber 6as lit pegen ser aaoeren Sbiere
beoenfli9, 5lmal ser <noe un0 &a-
ten. 3u en1pfeblen mare cine &i-
ld)mng bon 8orar, Mebl un6 3ltder
at gleiden Sbetlen, Sic n1a11 an Sic
5dlupfl0der ltrel,t, aus 6e'1e1 Sic
Sbiere berporfrieden.
Sin &1ei6ern, @aide uno @iidern
ridtet %5u1peilen ser 3udergait = 6as
u6ii6den" int 8olfsmltnb - ltnbeil
al. 9ieie burtige1, iilbermeiBen @aite
fins 6einoe ser 3ugll1ft; mir fommen
ib1ren oaber 6ur6 fleiBiges 2iiften
bel. Scan fann fie audi III 2oppen
fangen, Sic NIT &onig BENEFIT fins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

Ger 5@uft. = uBas iagen
Sic oo5u? Sd treffe 9da1l5e, Bite
ibrr, mir NIT 20 Marf aus Ser Ser
legenbeit gu belfel1, ser &erl' lebnt es
ab. SIT oaS nidt ei,1 56uft, eiu gang
gemeiner?"
u@eben Sic iid feline Miibe, i6 bin
aub 10 elm Sduft."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

5olep @ieren=8inen entbaIten gra.
Sc sic our &egulterung uno Starfung
ser Mftion ser Mieren uno 8laien
notbipenoigen Sngreoien5en. 8eriudt
lie ieIb}t. Molitor 9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
Sin bcld)ranftcS Sinh 111aq 30,

VlH p~e'd)raHttes Gtn0 mag BON
@atl1r nidt 10 iein. Mondes @iio,
oaS natiirlid aufge1pedt lit, eri9eint
trage nn6 abgeltumpft in ser 5@ule,
neil iein 8l1t un0 Spitem a1Ber Srb=
nnng fins. 9ie 8efreiuug pom oieiem
3uitanoe miro 6ur6 cine regelmdBige
@eban6lung nit 6orni's Mlpenfral=
ter erreidt. Seine miloen, ieoo6
mirfiamen gigenlduften fins beion=
oers fiir Sic &leinen u,,o fir Berlonen
NIT geidpadter &onititution arge-
paBt. gr lit feline Mpotbefer Meoi=
gin. Spe5ial Mgenten liefern i'm,
ooer sic gigentbiimer> 0r. 3eter
6a6rnep II. Sons Co., 1876 g..
9opne Mpe., Chicago, Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
6arben-8limbbeit.

@s gibt gang penige 2eute, melde
ni9t tbeilpeiie f%arbenblino iino. 6ar=
bentpertbe iino iebr ielten sic glei@en
bel peridieoenen 8erionen. Cine poll=
itdnoig farbenblin6e 8erion fennt fei-
ne 6arbe, un6 cine S5enerie fommt
ibrer Dor tpie es oies fir an0ere 2el,-
tie bei elmer Photographic tbut, gera=
Sc idtpar5 un6 meiB. Nber aud ser
6arbenblinbe fam Sen ausgelu6te11
@rao Ser @or5iiglidteit i'm @ol0en
Grain 8elt 8ier erfenne11, men1t es
ibm angeboten lit, 1,nb oa gibt eS fei-
nen peridie6enen Sonmertb fir ie6en
@in3elnen. @elteut es bel @urem ndid=
lten @dn0ler o6er laBt gu6 6amit Der
leben BON q. 5. @eber, ct. Glouo.
Deutlides 3ei6 en-. =
!@auSfrau: uSit 6ribden idon gu
@auie, Marie?"
a0din: SD CLAUDE, gna' 6ruu.
Sd bab' i'm nidt fom1men ieben, ober
Sic &abe bat iid perfro9en."
Gin 8umpgenie. - st.:
v@at Ser STUDENT 8umpnteDer beltte
grf olg gebam?"
Hrofeiior: % ia!"
g.: uMlio en6li6 beiton6en?"
Hrofeiior: uDas ni6t, aber eS lit
linn gelungen, MIDI NIT 20 Marf o11-
3upumpen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

Bosboft.- Site SSungfer: sd
BIN Sic Sodter zines giienbabntnipef=
tors"
SEER: ~@as, baben benin gu ser
3eit idon @iienbabnen e%riitirt?"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-19
VALUE OF A PAINTED DOG.
The One Sdr Edwin LAndseer Put In His Brothers Picture.

The late Charles Landseer, the brother of Sir Edwin, gained his cleo ton as academician with a picture called 'The Five of the Battle of Edge Hill.' Al curious and interesting story attaches to this picture
 When it was nearly finished Edwin Iandseer was asked by Charles to come and look at it and remarked that it was very good picture, but 'how nice 2 spaniel would look in that cor ner." Charles said, will you put it in, then?" at which the master took up the brush and at once painted in a fine old English spaniel with some leather dispatch bags lying on the ground by him s
 The picture was duly exhibited and admired, the spaniel especially, but the dealer who bought 1t, being sim pie man of business bethought him chat Sir Edwin's dog would be worth more than the whole picture. So he coolly cut it out and sold it, filling the place by common dog copied from it. Several years afterward the own CT of the picture showed Sir Edwin, with some pride. the picture in which he had painted the dog, but the great master declared he'd be hanged if ever he did that dog" The picture was examined more closely. and then the trick was found out.-London Tat Ter
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-19
CANYONS.

Miss Louisa Wakeman left on Fri day last for the Presbyterian hos pital. New York city. to undergo treat ment for stomach trouble.
 Mrs. Mary F. Patrick of New Mil ford, has been visiting her son, Char les Abbott
 Mrs. Charles Abbott has returned from visit with friends in New York and Hackensack. N. J.
 Postals have been received from Station Agent M. F. Carroll, who is enjoying two weeks vacation among the historical places of interest in Massachusetts and Vermont.
 Mrs. Baker and daughter, Dorothy, who have been spending week at the parsonage, returned to Kithawan. N. Y.- on Saturday.
 Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Chamberlain attended the monthly business meeting of the Norwalk Group of ministers at the East LNorwalk M. B. church, on Monday afternoon.
 There will be an interesting debate on ''Woman's Suffrage" at the Can non Grange, next Thursday evening. The speakers will be w R. Fearn. Peter Schubert, James Hubbell, Rev. Charles Marks, and Rev. A. F. Cham berlain.
 The Norfield Dramatic Club will re- peat their comedy in three acts. Bachelor Hall' at Cannon hall, next Friday evening. Oct. 20. for the bene- fit of those who were unable to att tend last week. Proceeds are to be the nucleus of fund to defray the expenses of lighting the hall with electricity
 Miss Addie Cable of Brooklyn, is the guest of Mrs. Joel Godfrey.
 On Sunday morning, Oct. 29. there will be special service of song, and story of the Missionary Hero of Lab rador'' by Dr. w. T. GrenfeIl. at the M. E. church. Special music by the choir.
 The sewing circle of the Aid Society will meet with Mrs B. F. Brown on Thursday afternoon of next week.
 A "seven-cent" bazaar will be held in Cannon hall on the afternoon and evening of the seventh day of No- vember Tuesday,, by the ladies of the Methodist Aid Society. Admis- sion will be seven cents, .,nd. booths representing the seven days of the week will be presided over by maids. both fair and. tall'', who will have for sale candy, lemonade, aprons, and many fancy articles suitable for the coming holiday gifts
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-19
Taft Coming Here
 To Speak Tonight
Big Attendance Expected a Manufacturers Monthly
 Dinner

Horace Taft, head of the Taft school in Watertown and brother of Presi- dent Taft, has been unexpectedly se- cured as speaker at the monthly dinner of the Manufacturers Associa- tion at the Stratfield this evening at 6:3O
 Owing to the large number of reser- vations, the association has secured the main dining room of the hotel. It was originally planned to hold the dinner in the breakfast room, but now it is expected that there will be such a large gathering that the main din- ing room will be well occupied
 MT. Taft will speak on 'The Merit System of Appointment to Public Off, flee" He is head of the Civil Service Association. Much interest centers upon the address to be delivered by Randolph Whitman of New York, con sulting salesn1anager. who will enter into an informal discussion of trade conditions following his set speech.
 President Willis F. Hobbs of the Manufacturers Association, will pre- side. There will be several other speakers
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-19
BETS AT HEAVY ODDS.

London, Oct. 19.-Lloyd's is betting s to 1 that the Coronation durbar will take place. Though the premium is high-20 per cent-yet tens of thousands of pounds are being cover ed daily at Lloyd's by hotel proprfe- tors, steamship companies, caterers, tourist agencies and others who would lose heavily if the durbar should be abandoned.
 Lloyd's bets that there will be no mishap to the British royal family, or an outbreak of cholera or the plague, or change in the political situation, or any other event of a nature sufficiently serious to warrant the abandonment of the visit of the royal family to India
 Lloyd's is also, taking bets that the ceremony will not be postponed, a: odds of 10 to 3. In other words, ft you want to insure yourself for $1 900 against loss by postponement, you will have to put up $500.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-19
1.-THE FATTED CALF"
 IS GOOD SHOW

'The Fatted Calf'', an optimistic comedy in three acts, at the Park Theatre last evening, proved to be one of the most delightful entertainments given in this city for some time. Added interest was given to the play in the person of MT. Lowell Sherman, as Roland Pemberton, the prodigal son of a wealthy New Yorker. MT. Sher- man will be remembered by many Bridgeporters as having starred in productions several years ago.
 Unusual ability was manifest in every member of the splendid cast Robert McWade, Jr.. as MT. Pember- ton, deserves special mention Frank Sheridan as pr. Winter, made an ideal portrayal of the skilled physi- clan, and Marjory Wood as Helen Pemberton, showed unusual grace and natural talent as the daughter with an affected mind.
 All in all. it was pretty little story, prettily staged and handled by artists who will meet with cordial recep- tion in any city in the land The attendance was unusually large for stormy night, and several box parties were present.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-19
BARRED FROM THE MAILS.

Paris, Oct. 19-The entire English postal service, according to Edward of ''The Liberator," printed in Paris, has been instructed to be on the look out for and stop the paper reaching subscribers in England and the pos sessions of Great Britain.
 James. a nephew of the American philosopher, the late Prof. William James, of Harvard, hopes to further the cause of his international repub- Iic'' by abolishing empires and king doms. He printed in his periodical the article accusing King George of bigamy for which the author Edward numbers have contained additional contributions along the same lines.