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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
ARMY OF REPUBLICANS
ATTEND CAPITOL RALLY
rvs HUNDRED - A-erog PEE n No.
srJ 20 Session % S's'. Corr
ntt;es T3-Osy
SEN. scorr cHGEREo
As HE URGES 4ARMOaV
leaders From Al Sections - state
Unite IN Love yeast" .,
Chsfisston
br CAL y YOUEo
i1fsliiEsrfFr Hur-au.
CEarlamfnn "a Em Orf f.

AN~HfAaH - - ~
Whaiever dlsa'0HIona IH-I. mss
have been IN tho Republican party ia
The recent pact s,re cs,t to the fo4r
winds tonight if the sspr.--e1
wishes OF a score or NOR, ol-Jhc bis
Republican, ~ tho sIa.. can b- ae
ecpted az an evidence The reception
gwen each speaker ir fhr '...
least held tonight In tho room. CO..
me kanawha N-puhl,au ,.lb e1t
TYPICAL of a revival meeting
The meeting tuuIrht Was urnIm
mary 90 the mr"tinE ni fh- -tat. ,nu
mittee tomorrow. and Ft.. many
republican an opportunity fo s,
change We've The m.-fiur Na. p-.
sided over by former Congr..-m4u
Joseph VI Gaines ahp declared %.
was out Of oflr". hpt not oIt OF poU
Tics. and that ihc pu.pu-. OF fl.
gathering of fnr Republican. af thIs
Time Wa 'u hr'u- a.. N"- %. action
NAT would produce htrmrnt In rho
Republican psftt
Hon Romeo % Frr.r ra. .Hr nr.t
speaker called ON Be- declared no
Nss believer 300 emotional religion
and emotional poliflr- Iir b-c.tur
FffE ~ NNaN" NH NNN "f ~ N.if. NH'fH
kanawhH county. and had never TO-
Eretted hia public pro 'e-.nu aud 900
Haii Not Large Enough.
About 600 Republicans had lsth
cred Ia the haU. rl fha club tnI rrul.
ably that manv moro v.r. unable r7
gain admittaucr. and vlan SENATOR
y u. Scott wac Introduced tho crowd
went Wild with rut1u-it.u .rLi. r.
reption almost i1tkr~ u. old heart
bleed and mr tyrs sh,t tears l.
said. after quiet bad been restored
"lf any one har any ambition. let
him lay % un DO, 1Ifar There is uu
Office ] want Nauf Goo help my pur
~. he declared with emphasis bur
there are men ou that committee. fh4t
did not support the ticket and they
ought not to hs on &C.,
Tho seVcrert Indictment handed fr.
Democrats WIS hy former Governor
A. II. White. Who declared that uo
shortages could hc found Too tho az
fairs OF the state officials under Et.
publican administrations we could
not elect a man United states Seua
tor who was dcfsultcr Tor $50. .uUu
IS state official' he said. referring
70 the last democratic. or NacCorItie
administration And a. soon ar they
ARE back IN power AGAIN they com
mence To steal us BOO their blood
they cant help it
PreEidont ilstrnId of tl, stare.
senate. Charlc. Tof,r. captain Avis.
former Governor ufv.pn Ta,Irr N.n
son. 4. \ Lilly V 20 Cuurtwr.4ut
an expressed the h.iDf tlat a prima
~ should hc called There are st.
least 500 visiting Republicans tu tho
city tonight lui fntt many more arr
expected to morrow
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RODGERS FLIES
Aviator Reaches SprIngfeid. ui. on
SestoSea Flight. Harp-red
o. cold

SPRINGFIELD. uf O,t Aviator
s.. =. Rodgor4. ,nroufc to ths Prr.rr
coast. from Ncv Nurt arrived Zoo
Springfield tf .n O'Clock fn.. eve.
ming. from Peoria l
Tho airman s1a -f0 from tbe cold
and was almost exhausted from fhr
strain 81 th" nIEhi ifr -lid lr aoufI
accomplish Oh" coast. .osoI-t mslt f
~ Is possible fo hv accomplished
Rodgcrs vi'l 'rrty fhr aviation field
~ the fair -rounds af O'Clock t..
morrow moru.uE. erroufr fn kars.r
city Hc expects fn reach chat ,ift
within two dtt-
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HAsmON's LABOR
STAND ATTACKED

AKRON. ohio. Oef 10
Governor Iudson Harno, con
inue. fo foster fhc open shop
ai wooster and fhs pe-af
print shop 40 tho reform .to-,
af Mansfield The Irfernsuor.
20. IypoErlphIcs union uUf
send circulars to every union
organization In the country
dsnolnc.ng him as a friend to
unfair labor. declared Max
Hayes. of Ciot.iard. a NATION
aI orsarIlar. during Tho crr-se
0f au address 40 rho CLOSING
meeting ~ fHe sem annual
f.s.nu o, Pho ohio Tsro.
graphical union lsre yesf.r.
Day
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M'N4MARA JURY
BEING CHOSEN
forty rive seleeted Fror, F,rst ventre
% rsrdreo ara Twenty
NNc Men
JAMES m'NAmARA MAY
FACE TRIAL FIRST
Defense Conducting EspIosions Of,
Country 90 Prove Gas Not Dy
namrte. Mrecsec TINES
UNION LABOR
IS LIsELEo

CLEVELAND. % GOT %
Charges mat trade uuioui-m
'hrourhout the culutr, is De-.
iur Hte.ed D., thr general 90
-iuuailon fhsf ttr Mcnamara
brothers aud thc yrearl4ai.on
of which 'let are members
are guilty of thv dtu4uIrre o.
th~ los Angie Times hllL
lrE Wvre mad" POS President
John \ Nn. OF the OHIO Frd
Grafton of Labor. go 'h, state
convention t1 laN
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Wsst VirEf- Ia and Wsafsrn r-rnavI.
rauis-rafr. snrhuy warner Tussdav
and WsdusadaV
ohio-unserflsd anr surhIv waru1sr
Tuesday Wsdnssfay fair. varusr
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LONDON. O,t ? o. o., undorstood
'N"' i"fscA appeal Go the powers
.r O." '"di't'or io ascertain the terms
ul'n which lt-.y is willing 10 con
crude pr"', and that. pending tho
,".'"H" "i these pourparlrrs. the
deere" "i expulsion Wiu De withheld
.r stated irom tons;Iuuoopic that
rh''f "' r rot coins to Tripoh
'' N'r supposed. 'o orLauiEc an az.
''.N upon OBJ" Italians. but that he
"ti rrtaru ,o h.s post in Berlin
Turkish embassy
This Indicate mat the Turkish
goV,rumeu, Oh, dc-.ru.. u, p.sc, bui
there is uti. hop, u.,, any pr,cti
ctl hssi. Tor the u,sot.atiun can h.
fouud. a- 'nc Port. insist. ypcn ,p,
Trr,n ''H'y IN
ln fr. event ,, f,,i,-.. 10, ,s.. -.
tsfior- sc-ort,,r o.. s.i,.,'.,,. -.
SNATCH .rurt., san ..,...I a.. -
ana tr,r,-.. d, ,..,.-,i - 80
hundred r.r ,.,t .n -.
-"'' 10 ,'''' threats are put into
'.i'N "ti Ir'uhhly carry
'N'' E'i'i ram ana Asiatic
Ut. N'-
report comes from tonstan-
Dh'i'' 'r" RUSSIA l- concentrating
troops "' haris aud Tr.s. Trans.
'"u'a-iH
,..'.-l,..'. "'I" rom the
~, "P'"' '"hn Q
60, - v III says.
.''l''iui lroW
"h'ii "''E'h under cover
10y W','H OF i"Il.nt F"''i-. Am the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
Early Arrivals

Among SOME of fhs Dfn.r. fn arrive
"ar'' Ncrr Auo- Hrirtf. sho declare
h" n.ll resign from tL- committee
e.. neral Ei - bTuuI-. Ono of fn,. force.
iI W.H along fhs Norfolk A. Western
UH.tHt Obs Prosecuting Arorra, 4
Lilly N D. Ntflsrr and host
az other from Raleigh county. : D.
Nf''n berg Editor B. g. shannon. 10.
@"ph , ~"opr Postmaster DIIr. and
hfIf dozen others from pine,iile.
ihr I''l" village Vh-re Senator chill.
'"n dell cred his speech "cuurfinv an
ln''0tieation ar o." bribery charge"
u SOL White. of NatcWan. and
I'-is or others Wer~ among those
who arrived sunday evening
Former United Staf.s Senator y n
scott Vh" arrived th.- morning when
frh"i Tor an expression ~ 'h- meet.
iut "f 'ho Republicans. said
judging from tho disposition OK
pressed o, the old wheel horses
whom huv" encountered since
came. am confident that the meeting
viii be love fes~f ~ the kind we
used to have when We were In the
w minority. when We always had an no
hiI hght and knew that W. had To
stand together and work against
tr'ai odds Our appcffc- have
hrf wn"ffef for another great pa.
ah' iIds" from what hear from
mo ir about me thar There fs % uIf'
In- h"-- to Eit. and take each leader
h".ht willing tu meet frc other ha'r
WAY .u fHr matter uf agreeing ON one
purpo-" One OF rho matters CON
fronting fhs party now .s o. decision
."
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Many eoarde in Place.

The building was occupied prluci-
If-, as q foreign boarding house. aud
between twenty-five and thirty for-
eienrrs were housed therein The
tenant is 20 KaIon.-Ay. vino aside
from running tho boarding house.
conducted grocery store
Owing fo the fact that many pf tN.
Iutri"r- work boo flr mills 10 could
not h" learned h0N many were a,fu.
a.I} u tlc house 900 tho tu. o. The
f'" However. a. last reporr if ua-
stated that tao men and woman auI
child a.rr missing one OF the names
Nl- ~ Lefuch 90 Was also stated
that woman and two children es
capped .n 'heir night clothes and were
badly burned They Were taken 20
- Office OF Or Albert N1'fe vher,
their injuries acre attended to
Th" hu.'dfne als partly built of
lumber and part of br.cs Under fh,
structure there ~as o. eas pipe limo.
and boo fhe rear OF fhe store .u oil
fanh DO is possible THAT the explosion
originated from escaping ea-. which
m..l' have been sufficient to cause
thr terrific force Dr. .4 lufi-.Is THAI
tte o.I bad ~ exploded. aol.d have
done flr damage stated
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SEN. SCOTT
FOR HARMONY
Believes Capitol neetiaa WI q.
suit ~ Unitirg Republican
Party IN ~ Va
URGES SOLID FRONT
AGAINST DEMOCRATS
Sen Tnorn Discusses Primary Pc
qurenents % Party In Selee-
ton % Csadidates
eY CAL p YOUNG.
fntsihze nosr Bureau
Charleston. " Va. oct. ..

WIN tl" Gathering of members .f
'h" Republican party Tor the m-ctIr. .
of the slate Contra Comm.tte. h.r.
'r morrow i' is quite natural tNsr
politics should be- Goo. subject OF rl-
'u--Ion fo iav VIII. man. aIl ro.
a'-..-s shat viii o.. done. or aLat
They would Dos. 'n s-c done tl.r, sf,
some. however Who ~il Venture. 70
ir'iHfinu or suggestion on fh.
pTohfh.. outcome. or Hhat iu fh..f
estimation should D.. done and uh..
would - fh" best for the uarft
Former president of fh. STATE. SEN.
t'' ia..Ih 20 Nru"-'no,f of Nor-ar
town. "H- ur' ~ th. early ARRIVAL
POLITICALLY Nr Ncpermott would say
h"ihl1s Nrt. been olf of pol.tice
ro long chat { dom Q know What Dr. ro.
inE uu 0 ,au. down to srl.n se- ,c
fT1.H'.i and se- Vhat D., going ou
Ird mar o. "une
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MINISTERS
ASSIGNED
E. I07lere0ee AZ Cnsrisstcr 40
S2'0iH Ps.to't e Crara-s FOR
Nett wear
" -EELINC DISTRICT
CHANCES ARE FEW
"s-t'03 Place for tn- h-st Confer
en-e "ss rot Determines Be-
fore As ourrrent


CHARLESTON. W "a 6.-
If- M-'hoH-f Er.s,apa. ,..r.-.rc.
'.orF1 l's -.afs Hftn -.--Ion here. Iaf.
''i-Sh' ~lfh 't' appointment OF mia
.-i"r. ht Bishop 11-. ph H-rr. to .-,
f'f.oD. charge .u fle conference. fDl
neat year IS Ah~-Ire h.t lat f-a
changes The most lpfab.. aas f1,
tpporitmeUf 10 it.. O. o. Ntr.at-I
Nuo l'7t wear served a. tho Sort.
street church 'o tf" - Mar vs.
Va church
rhe appointment by districts 'os
Mor8s0,o~r District.
% I'd -Wfa. superintendent ~.
ro''-,Ue g. W Whit. -ara..
Ftrr'-..-. % o. Noo-. pa--acL
Vile. q A F-t~r.r. supply BLACKS
'.. % El-rock Furmorf. Frr.t
church ~ o. Howard Fsirmort Du.
m"rf -fr. ' D. = HoR.r~ FaIr,Ieu
y liaww.rich Pennington IS g.
Jones Grafton hudr.U- church. =
N tr- Grafton. rs-t g. " Ni--.
Grafton 80 itui- % Bolton Graf
'"r N'-' Main street e : Sn.d--
iit.-sN o. 81 Malcolm ToI,.roWn
iho'Ihlu4 Mccoy kroff,tlHe. > I.
Norr'- GpplS Logansporf So o. So
~.".t' I1mhsrport. o N Wttr.
Huntington. e. p Goodvin. Mason.
town 81 g.. smith. N-adoNlar.. e,
y Feather Nououpah. Cd \ K.I.
NorstrfnAn. q is T.rre-- Morgan
town Circuit q H N.-,-iIfh Fr.r.
trfown n Knots R.,I-.Iue 80
N sutton ~ahartor. % R SnoI
sra-- ~hIgu-tnn. K.t NcCaske. .
Nffr-'oHu g. o Ir.... Wise. F s.
Nrn''t. WYATT = = rumiaIrh
Pa-kcrssurq O,str-t
Sfor.ur. J NU.r. superintendent .
Nina D. o. Moore Nitv. lI "
trasburr H.iIetU. o. s Rishor
Bristol. q e. Reed. Calcutta. Marion
Taylor. Eue.br'h W 50 Fraz-1..
tileuhoro. e. 4 Powers. Gr. euuoot.
A. V Riddle. Harnsv.ue. G.. u
~hak'itord. Hebron. e. So Nulum.
Murphvto0n and Volcano. y
sharp. N"aark. q. \ Sydeus'ricker.
Fark'r-1urs. Fir-f church. u p
q tompt"u Parker-blrg. 81 Andrew 81.
Arch bald Moore. Tarkersburg or.
cuit. A. G. Rnc. Parkershurg South.
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TURKS SEEK
PEACE TERMS
ApPesi % Powers IN Enort &c Fins
Upen wat Bass Italy weSia
Eno Mar.
LirTLs ROPE HELp
OF ANY SETTLEMENT
~ TURKS Cary Out Threats Against
i'aiy's soelse;s War May De
Carried into Europe

TRiPoIt. Oct e.-it is report.
ed tna; three thousand Turks are
twelve hours distant fror, here.
under hunhir Pasna. n, o..
inousht probable that trey are
try ns 20 reach runts
Tne Italian espeoit,onary force
nAs not yet landed Every
thing IS quiet IN Tripou.
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Roo- coilapses on Three.

ono Df the gr-f persons 90 appear
on thc SCENE Has b.put, ~h.ri0 Sol
t". Who -aN fNo men arI woman
"i'h rhiif .u h,r arms at % "a ludlow
on the third door pleading for help
Before ans assistance could b- given
ih'-" unfortunate. tle roof collapsed
ana there was every reason to he-
u"te that they were cremared alive.
OWING tn the progress a. th. hre
and the total inag.iify to gcf anywhere
near The burning structure. it could
nor be- definitely ascertained whether
others perished Boo the ruins or not.
and Dr. cannot be- ascertaned until this
moruIu-
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TRlPOLI. OCT The now gov.
ernor has ordered an the officials OF
the young Turk regiment TO leave
1ripoli immediately aud has provided
transport for other TURKS who wish
Ia depart
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ATHENS. Ocf 9-Tne newspaper
INd1m asserts that the powers. headed
hF Germany. have promised Turkey
solution of tho Crefan question
agr"eahi" 20 her Interests II she con-
ciIdc- peace With Italy
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10
MAID Maid Of Of ts1AARIlAG0s3SSAA
Was the Spanish Heroine Of a
WorId-FamouS Siege.
Fer Brilliant Part in Military Event
Which Has Few Parallels ir His
tory-Honored by a Crate
full Country,

Madrid, Spain.-EVery country IN
lie word has its heroines as well as
its heroes, and its herQines Of war as
we'll as those Of peace. While Molly
Pitcher, who during the revolutionary
war operated hef husbands cannon
%hen he was stricken down, is justly
famous ia American annals and cele
bsated in prose and verse, the Maid
eEs saragossa is even mere, renowned
In hef native country, Spain. While
PalafoX was the hero, she was incom.
parahly the heroine of the siege of
Safagossa, one, of the most desperate
IN modern history and equally daring.
extensively andf dfGefensiyely. For her
brilliant services. Spain made her a
lieutenant insthe army and bestowed
ufen her many decorations. Her name
was Augustine and as asgirl she was
a. peddler of cool drinks IN the CITY.
From the beginning to the end Of the
siege she was ever in the hea9 of con
ilict and her courage and daring
served to hearten the gallant defend
Srs in the darkest hours of those
aloody months. She won the name La
Arfitlera from having snatched the
from the hands of dying gun.
her and discharged the piece at the
invaders. She died in Cueta, Spain. inI
1857, at very advanced age
4he. srege OF Saragossa, in which |
che maid distinguished herself, was
conducted by the French in 1809-O9. |
during the peHinsular war. saragos.
sa was one Of the cities that blocked
che success &C NeGoleen's 1earshnls
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10

Roma. Italy.-An Italian army Off
Ger back from Morocco says tl.a' III
that country the fiercest cameis are
made traetable by tobacco, new ID,
vantion. When ascamel lies down ana
won't bulge, a three-eornered piece
,f wood is placed in his mouth. Ac
+h, GUITAR enTi5 Is a hole and in this
cigar fs stuck. AS soon as, the cigar
is lit Mr. Camel rises and marehes
ss docile as a lamb; but only as long
as he inhales the SMOKE. Wnen the
c,par is finished the canTef becomes
acrce again and must be briogd witf
another.
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10

where the foot bridge row IS 1t DGIn9
= state road, with road bridge. Ia'
tbroreb some misunderstanding Uee
rween the two. townships, the toEn .sa W
carroll b..rg on the east sac sac VI tho tho
river ard The town of Kiantohe on 5a,,nd st.d
5ther the road bridge was aDanaohe,, =.
and trafTlc was forced to take ,lLoo whas 10
known as the jamestown ana " "al.e" i,,or
niptw9v. On the cast side 0i Ohe ~. ~.
me he state road is still open. on e11aeo ,la',a
side Of the river, ard residents naa9 nave
repeatedly petitioned for ,.ifnot t2at
oridge to be boilt. But as e Bn. if tSe
of the west approach would . pc e,nstiop IN inp
It. State to-, .of pennsylvania the question cues, ~
aroee wfe,har only one state oog"t s ~ tt =.
build It. About six feet scum Gun ..n on NJ, nic
roint near the wire fence VI we we i,r, pr1
rT i,,rs Is a mile store on the state state iln' nn'
t%l petween the states Of Ne" forA az
Pennsylvania
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10

in sabduins ali Spain. On June Is,
1903, the French invested II with a
force Of 10000 men,. It's defender was
Joseph Palafox, a youth without mil
'tary experience, but who he'd seEse
enough 70 associate with himself men
OF martial training and courage. Eat
while inexperienced in war, he-flad the
heart of the warrior, and when the
French general summoned him to sur
render, Palafox returned the immor.
tai reply; War to the knife and the
knife to the hit"
The Span;ards made gallant de.
tense of tie city, worsting the French
In many bloody encounter and check.
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10
A..innt Custom in ENGLAND.

3.ondon.-By virtue Of custom SO
xrcient that its origin is wholly iop-
pT+r zen, it will be schoolboy' not
bisn giEritary of the empire, who VIII
srst acc aim the new monarch when
lf-g George V. is crowned at West
.,t,9t.r,. abbey. The Westminster
schcol is 80 years cd, and for cen
t,,r,os. fire yo2rg captain of the schoo'
has / cen the first to cry God save the
,-t' ,.y~e.,'' after the coronation ceremony
AS.or rim the peers repeat the cry
ars..4bs IN 1t is takon up by TIE entire
cor e-egsti,n aud The multitude oat
side
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10

jamestown trolley passed through the
village, it is quite well known as an
excellent place on, the banks OF the
river for picnic and outing parties. IN
tne distance from the bridge may De
seen part of the buildings on |haC
-ylss .thR. 1,OOo-acre farm owned by the
late w II. II. Fenton, a brother Of
Cog. Reuben C. Fenton.
The river at this point is about J y
fee, in width ard 30 year, ago all
,,-af1e between punkirk, N, Y ard
POINTS soGth crossed tie river a6oLt
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10
SIZE ;It: COST COST 4 4. THRONE:
Countess 0stIain, Who Caused
DiSjlherita &c Of 4 PraGo.
Scok TIE frire in a Reau.y Show
ard Then Was Romanticaily Mar
ried Is Practically AL That
10 Known About Her.

roRdon.-Tt may lie, and prudent
Rersoas d. clare 1t rs, rrprAhensible fer
& man to cast aside saeia4 considera-
ticns and family obligations for the
sshe 1T a woman, bit the world has Il
weakness for that kind OF umwisdom
Il does not happen so often, either,
xhat the sfeetacle becomes tiresome.
80 Count Qstheim. vile is related te
nost ef the Euroreln royalties and
whose vile is nov visiting this coun-
t-y, will net come in fer SO much
criticism as his somewhat varied Ca
reer might Justify.
Count 0stheim, before his family
siisownGd him, was heir apparent To
tie Grrad Duchy of Saxe-Weimar.
The romance of the disinherited
prince hes been briefly told from time
to time in The news items. that gave
she harest outlines, Of a remarkable,
story. 1t centersS around lovely WON.
an, lats t&5ts a1se1laN9n. /" Merry Widow"
s.oiapaRFa sA2ssas n Ia, added that she
iat ase, laSssass-ss. sas ssfaaz peffset type of
sf9asstt. sssgssSs {.a<aal6eei embodies. /
ah'sse rs issss say; 8s;ssas sh ghts explanation
aff fftf saEl1s.FF.stsss career
%oAaatsss eff5*heim, or Princess Her
mann Of Sare-W Wetnar, called herself
wanda Gottaro ~2n the stage. Maybe !.
% ~assreally hsr name. and very like
II + was not. She is a bright ana I
talker. so it is said, but
Sass oia subject she is dumb, and that
Is her origin She is the daughter
Of a. washerwoman, of janitor. of
ship merchant, of a Russian duke, .o1j
\ king-anything you like1 to. say
about her birth will -finfs-as eeet I'D
amount ofsts1 "
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10
DO this with your Children

School children should Pc. be iea
,ieati.slly andirequcntly on QUAKER
Scotch. Oats. 1t makes the best P pos vs.
oEle breakfast for anyone "lio ,,o -
work with either brain or m0Scle.
ITS oasy to prove this in your own
family, Iacrease the dai'y CO. co.-s an1
t;on. Of Quaker Scotch oats anu il
voueI see an almost immediate .., 'll.,
,r9varne5t in the. health and energy
Of those who cat. it. Packed IN ''l,s -,
it 1,pc7s fresh ard sweet in any
climate iade.iui-@iEs
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10
8yP4t SUSPENSION BRIDGE
irnioue Affair." for Pedestrians at Fen-
tonviile, ". ", Built by Popu-
lar Subscription.

Fentonriile, N. T.-The suspension.
foot bridge pictured here runs east
and ives, across the Conepango riVer
at Fentonville 1t was burt aDouI t"o
wears ego by popular subscription
among the cottagers and residents Oh
Fen+onyille Since the Warren ana
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10

's sss. 4 81 ~ 80
ire family patience, which finally
gage was for good. Prince Hermann
was removed from the grand duoa1
succession. read out of the German
I army. and allowed a small income or
tbs promise t&at he keep out of Save
WeinaT Two or three weeks affa,
this decision of tire family the worlf
was startled by the announcement OF
tine marriage of the eEapsince to Wan
da fsottero.
TIE title that the family gave hin
When they deprived hizn of his right.
of SUGGESTION is that or Count 0st
helm. eutif as the Countess. OstAeim
the lovely young bride made Ger
tain number ss friends in England.
Tea Funch.
Pour two quarts Of boiling wae.r
over two heaping teaspoopfuls of tea
and steep five minubes. Strain over
twn pounds of loaf sugar and stand
until cool. Break. small ripe pineap.
pie Into Pieces, cut three peeled or.
anges into slices, and squeeze the
Juice from eight lemons. Put all into !
the mixture and add lew cherries
or choice strawberries. Put on ice
until Geld.
Spoke But onoein Fifty Years.
English. Ind.-Insane for the last
fifty years and not having spoken A
word during that time. Philip Burk.
hart of this place is dead at the age
of ninety years. During the Civil
war he. lost his. rlind. lie became
superstitious on the subjectsof witches
and kept a gun loaded with needles
to shoot them Three d IS before he
died he broke his long silence and
predicted that he. was to die He
passed away within an, hour of the
time he named.
Fried Apples ard 0niors.
Pzt a slice or two of bacon in a fry.
ne. pan and when fried crisp remove
md add an. onion sliced thin when it
8 yellow in color; add a cupful of
iliced apple and cook all together un
il tender. A little sugar and salt may
,e added to season. Serve as a vega
abe.
Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10
-amels Like Tobacco.

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Washington telegraph., 1911-03-10

@orhs but they have been flleo
SSstiyity. Few young men nave
Wasas much monG~ or fallen lnte
new much disgrace in twice thsa
sensgtn of time. From heir presuinp
Ave p, one OF the most important o.
tae Gerrraa grand Duchies and to
vast rriYate fortune. he has come
,pxlle ae4 comparative poverty
He was sent 10 Berlin and given
,.,.c., in ,be Cutrassiers ST the Guard
In Berlin. At the end, OF year or 50
~ dint Of keeping a racing stable
and Of giving princely gifts 10 sra}fP,
Aeauties. young Hermann was guar
no, of million dollars in debt HIS
fa1giiy pa!d ard he was sent TO &c
,a,,,v fa n small town b. Ta> OF Gls
.cipline.
Tben he persuaded TIE family
s,snehow that Ae WAS i'll and away nc
.,,as sent to the south of France, and
>. was not long before the debts wer'
- urilliea. lie was, forbidden TO s'
10 Paris ANY mere. ard he tried tn
,,ora sednle Eondon, where tAe tai
einalirg Wanda E,ctteso sl'erfly a'fa'
ward spPented-
At The end Of a year in Icadon II
.5e,,ts had gore up another quarter
3 million ara he was taken bone
,.ssrn,auy. kept under some sort
gs.s.raint and allowed very iat
,...oraz Then he was given his Il
.r,sx. hacarse ha- IT,, Sf ee}Tse. entire
sasre-
tEs pa.-rs'9rs 10 WaTda 1-ctte
ga cces bsEsa she rica 43''i'sIaTfts ~
.,-.s~ syf hed I'D the '"%t S'Taw