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The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-28
M A r K EFT
QUOT TATIo N 3
a Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.

Cattle.
Beef steers, cornfed, good to
choice .6.0O@7.00
Beef steers, cornfed, fair to
good ....... .4.50@5.50
Beef steers, grass fed, good
to choice .4.73@5 $50
Beef steers, grass fed, fair to
good to choice .......... .4.25@4.75
Heifers, prime, grass fed. .4.75Q $40
Cows and heifers, grass fed,
good to choice .......... .4.25Q AIS
Cows and heifers, fair to
Stock COWS and heifers -. .2.00Q3.50
Gamers and cutters ...... .L50Q3.Oo
veal calves $500. .f'o"V o-io
Bulls .2.5Oq3.25
Stays .3.25q $50
Feeders and stockers, good
to choice ..............4. .4.50Q $40
Feeders and stockers, fair
to good .................3. 3.50q 4.50
Feeders and stockers, COM
mon to fair ............ 5000 $50
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-28
Live Poultry.
Butter.

Elgin ....... 26
Creameries, ex. east, lb. =. 2S
Creameries, ex. Colo. lb. :. 2S
Creameries. I'd grade, lb. :. "a
Process ........... "a
Packing stock ... 17h
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-28
Eggs.

Eggs. case count. less COM. $3.50
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-28
Hogs.

Hogs.
Good hogs .......... 6.70G6.771A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

1889 gu &eia III &%oben5ouern> Dor
fur5m geitorben. Ct mar Elm uber=
aus fru6tbarer G6riftlteuer.
8aoem.
Muf ser 2anoitraBe nad @ttlin=
gen itieB Elm Mutomobil nit einem
3l1ge Ser Mlptbalbabn 5llommen, mo-
bel Die Sniaiien 6es eriteren, Ser 81
rector Ser &beinii6en Mutomobilge=
ieuidoft 1T Mannbeim, Neu=
maier, ser &aufmann &oientbal aus
Mannbeim uno ser Chauffeur Sob
get06tet mur0en. -Sn 30 annbeim
eridob Ser 23idbrige Gobn 6es 81
Sabre alten &a151eiaiiiitenten beim
@asmerf, &rous, ieinen eigenen @a=
ter. i6oB Damn ii6 ielber cine &ugel
in sic Sdlafe uno itorb balo nadber.
Ser GbGter lit an einem unbeilbaren
9ungenlet6en un6 molte feline @ltern
ni9t aqein 5urudlafen. Seiner Mut=
ter gelang es, linn gu entflieben. -
Sci @n5berg rannte am %. Mat
fritz ELM Mutomobil, in Dem ser Mau-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

8ugarbeiters @laba9 u,1o 6es Stu.
oenten ST. @ouiiea1 bon bier aufse-
funoen, sic felt ca. 8 Gageu bermiBt
mur0en. = Sn Sc + It Ell brannte
oas &aus oes 8ddermeiiters uno
2anowirtbs SOB. Dro1iel- nie6er. S6a<
sen periidert. - Snfolge zines mt
qliidlid)en Sales a1n Nel,bauier 1bor
81 Gaoerborn itarb sic 78iabri-
&C @ittme Slider. = Ser &aufmann
@mil &obn itorb am Is. Mai, als er
lid) 5um Mittageilen al Sen Giid ge-
iebt botte, pl0blih am S6lage. = Die
@ittpe bes Sd)ieferoefermeilters Sal
fcnbpl m1roe III ibrer 8obnlung BON
cinem @a,,sbemobncr toot aufgefun-
oeu. Sic mar ont Mprgen nod) &C.
llrno gene en. = 81 Steinba IT.
len branrtte in ser Nadt 5um "a.
Oioi oos @pbnDalts bes 2an0pirt6s
2ammerS 1ieoer.
@beinprupiu5,
Ser 9pmpropit u10 Mpoit. Nroto=
notor 81. @erlage feierte am 30.
Mai in oQer Stiue lein 2%5iabriges
SSSubil1um alS Bropit an ser G0ln
@atbe0rale. = @om Sobe abberufen
muroe @r. &l,bert Slt1en6er, felt
1889 Yforrer bon ct. Mlban, I'M Ml=
ter pom II Sabren. - Ser tirfii6e
Sssrrbilaum alsGropft an ser @0lner
Elm 2oger nit orientalii6en &aarer
inne botte, mur0e ant %. &ai ct
mor0et u1o pouitan0ig ousgepliinoert
aufgefunoen. gr batte einen iungen
@rieden bel lid als @ebilfen, Ser ieit=
sem peridmun0en lit. Man nimmt
an, 6ab ct ser Sb6ter lit. = Gin
@roBfeuer III Sen "Reminiscences
fen in &eisbo15 beruriadte einen
5dooen bon rl1no 1 Miuion Marf.
= 8eim 8al1 eines 8abntunnelS III
ser MQbe bon 8itbnrg muroen II
Mrbeiter bon @aien iibermannt; cine
oeide >pl1roe geborgen, 4 Mann lpur=
SEN bein1 Mbgang ser Mahridt nod
pern1iBt, Sic iibrigen erbolten ii6 mie=
ser. Die 2uft int oem 5unnel lit 10
idledt, 5oB 11l1r NIT 3itiinolider Mb=
(0lunq q%earbeitet mer6en fam. = SSn
Meutb BEL 5tootfDm bran11ten 6as
&auS 6es @orltebers @mer, iopte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

Sen, ID &uben u1b 80 56meinen
Elm Maub ser 5lammen. = Bel SO T.
II e gin9 6as Mntpeien oes @iblenbeii<
ters &rimpenfort in 6lan11en auf.
Yahern.
Gas Domcapitel in 8amberg
fat Sen 9ompicar Moler gum Don't
capitular auf bas our6 Ben SOB bes
Domberrn aorber %erleoigte @anoni-
cat getpablt. = Ser 19idbrige Bidder
geIele Spb. StroM aus Gid ita t,
Ser nit 2 &ameraoen bel ieinem 3d.
ter eingebroden 1tt1o @ertbpapiere i'm
@arage BON 5000 &C., Sparfaiicn=
biider 5000 &C., iopie Sdmudiad)en
entme,1oct botte, mur6e in Mii1d)er1
obgefabt, ais er in einem 9anfbaule
einen Nfanobrief berfmfen mollte.
slls ei,,er iei,1er Mitidul0igen muroe
ser Commits @erbert Slider BON Srei=
fling IN 6ranffurt a. 80 berbaftet. =
SSn @amagen ml,r0e Ser Sefoaom
Stepb. Sebler, als err &raben idie=.
Ben mollte, 0ur6 3eripringen ieines
@emebrs t60tlid perlett. - Auf Sem
6uBmeg 5miiden 2eipbeim uno
Mieobeim m1roe ser friibere @agi=
ltratsrotb 90. 9upred)t toot aufgefun=
sen. Ct bate in &ie0beim feline Sod=
ter be ltdt u110 mar auf sem Seimtpeg
bonn @dlage geriibrt moroen.
8Irttcmberg
Sn 6infterrot S.<M. @eins<
berg, fam sic @ittme Graub beim
@renrien zines @agen 5u SAL nno
gerietb init 6em &opf 5lpii6en Elm
Ma0 u11o einen &anoitein, nobel Ser
S@opf oerart 5erquetidt mrr6e, 6aB Sic
Irau no@ elmer 5tun0e itarb. SSn
6 lis itarb int Sitter bon SO Sab=
rem Sinan5ratb emil &onig. SIT
@0ttlisboen, S.=M. @angen,
erlitt ser inn Sberlano meitbin BE-
fannie @agnermei1ter 3o6el 6ur6
Stur5 bon scr Treppe lebensgefabrlt=
die 0erlebungen. - 9ret Monate Dor
ieinem 100. @eburtstag lit in So
-henrotb ser Gltefte @ann 6eS Be-
sirfes &%iin3eliau, Mid. @e15, geitor=
ben. - Sn @o1fenburg (Sol=
laro) lit &ater Mtbanaitus 3immer=
mann, g.. s., geboren am II. Mat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
Gin leitenoer California Mpotbefer.

&oia6ena, Gal, oen 8. mar5, 1911.
Golep & &c., Serren - @tr ba>
ben Goleps Sonep an6 Gar COMPOUND
Sabre lang berfauft uno empfoblen.
@ir fin6 ser lteber5eugltng, baB es
zines Ser mtrfiamiten @ittel auf Dem
Marfte lit. Sc entbdlt fetne Opiaten
ODER 8etdubungsmittel, nno es fam
obne @efabr @inoern gegeben tper-
SEN. @en1g bon 6em Mittel fam 3ur
8ertreibung elmer @rfdltung gerom>
men tper6en, ga es feine peinigen6en
@eiuItate un6 NIT Ser @eroaul1ng
nihts gemein bat. SIRE ergebene
6. s. @urr Drug 60, 6. 8. @arrons,
@efretdr un6 @dabmeiiter." 2aBt
@u@ oas origineue SoIep's &onep
on6 9ar COMPOUND in Dem gelbe,t
&aquete geben. Molitor Durg SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

rermeiiter Neeber iomie ser SSngenieur
@erm. &aiier iid befanoert, in ein
5anofubrlperf. Die Dei9iel oes Il1br=
merits oriidte &Gier Sen 8ruitfaiten
Elm, 10 6aB er iofort to0t mar. Neber,
lomie ser @bauffeur mur0en leidt
perlebt.
Deiterreid-ltngaru.
Ser Nbt oes @lolters @i1ten
3a9er, lit idper %erfranft nno
mubte iid elmer Speration n1ter5ie=
fen. Die Mer5te be5eidnen ieinen
3uitano als acknowledgements. gle
6efannte Neniion ~g6elmeib" bel
2an6ed (SproD mur6e 1T ser
Nadt 5um %. Moi nit alien Neben=
gebauoen ourb Elm Sda0enfeuer ger
it0rt. - lteber @roBme iertiidt @oifo=
mie, Meboeib uno S6umib in 80 d f.
r n gingen am 26. r il
If e nieoer, sic groBen @6a0en arge=
ridtet baben. @in5elne @irtbidafts=
%gebauoe in ser lmgebung bon 8oifo=
tpib tpl1r0en fortgeidmemmt. SSn
@roBmel ertiid 6rang 6as @ailer III
einige &duier Elm. Mud iiber sic &at<
aleer uno &anreniser @egeno BEL &rag
@0bme NJ ging Elm @olfenbru9
nieoer, ser bebeutenoen S9a6en an
ridtete. Drei Meni6en iollen 1T sen
6lutben umgofommen fem.
2mrer1btrg.
Mls am Na6mittag 6es %. Meai
8ilger bon Dippadt 8ettingen an
ser M}eb 11no l1mgegen6 it@ am 8abn<
bof gu CUR &eimfebr
mididter1, 1pur0e ser 7~3idbrige
56uIbruoer Mitere aus Dippa6
bonn 5@Iage geriibrt. Stotionsporite=
fer Sund IieB Sen &ranfen ms Slit
lten3inmer bes neutrality-suspicious.
idaffen, mo- glei@ &rieiter uno @r5t
ii9 einfon6en. &ur5 11adber reridie0
ser 8ra16er. CT mar ein geborener
6ron5oie, namens 8artbelmp aus
Bouerop. --3u 81. @norae in &arn<
tben lit &ater II. g. 80 u11en3ori
g. s., inn Sitter bon rs Sabren ge=
ltorben. Ct mar Elm %qeborener Sur=
emburger rtro bate na6 @mpfang Scr
Brieiterpeibe II Sabre in ieiner GUY
emburger &eimatb lit ser Seellorge
gtmirft. 1872 trot er in &arntbsn
ms Gopi5iot, tpirfte Is Sabre an ser
tbeologiiden 2ebranitalt in &lagen<
iutt, por auBerbem idriititel(eriib
lebr tbatig ur1o l~eiitete liberties lit Ser
SeelIorge Musbilfe, nobel i!,ln feline
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

SEES praftiiden Mr5tes Or. &riiger, alS
es einem 8agen auSmeihen mollte,
gegen einen 8aum. 9ie Snialien
puroen berausgel6leu0ert Die &od-
ter 0es Mr5tes muroe iofort %geto0tet.
Ser 8eiiter un6 ser @bauffeur muir
Sen idmer perlebt, Sic 6ral1 bes Mr5<
tes un0 cine a11oere Game leidt.
@edfalen.
Sn San Sole (Braiilein) begging
ser 84iabrige Seiuitenpater 8ilb.
Dor 1emanni lei 60iabriges &rie=
lteriubilqum. Ser Subilar itammt
aus 8orfen un6 pur6e 1851 I'M Dom
gu % ii n It er gum &rieiter getpeibt.
Drei Sabre 1pdter trat er in BEN Or
Sen uno felt 1866 lit er in 8raiilien
tbGtig. - Sn @reben brannte 6aS
@obnbaus ser @ittme ST.. 2o60e nte=
ser; Sdooen 5000 80. - Muf @aus
@ei1t BEL Sel6e :brannte ser 0a6=
fulfil nie6er. Ser am @errenbauie on=
,geri6tete 54aoen lit %be6euteno. -
Sn Doritfe16 lit cine gebeime re-
polutionGre &erbin6ung a%ufgeboben
moroen, 6eren Ebeilnebmer meiit Sta
liener iin6. Sbrer 5 mur6en perbof=
tet. Sci elmer &ausiudnng muroe
Materiol aufgefun0en, peldes ote
Mitglieoer ser @erbin6ung idmer be-
fa1tet. = Sn ser @ei er nnterbalb
10 im6en tpur6en Sic 2ei9en oes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

5tan uno 5deune S. &0aer'S nie0er.
SIN 81 6ei6, &r. &riim, brann=
tie oas @auS 6es 5dubmaderS Mif.
@il5 nieoer. = Sn DilIingen
feierten ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &aoer
uno Srou am 80. Mai 6as goloene
Gbeiubil4um. - Sn 6raulou=
tern muroe >p6breno elmer @rfra11=
flung 0es @inne6mers ser @en1ein0e=
folie cine &epiiion ser &aiie porge=
nommen. @s mur0en babel %iabrelang
suriidliegen6e 1nteridlagung, Bis
fer in @obe bon 10000 sc. feitge=
felt.
DIFFERENTIATION.
Ser 60idbrige 8auunternebmer
@ngelbarot, Mitbaber ser groben
8aufirma 2ouis &odappe1 & Sobn
in Gaiie1, bat ii6 in ieiner @ob=
nung eridoiien. = Muf 0ieielbe @eiie
entleibte iid III ieiner @obnung ser
friibere Mitinbober ser @omman0it=
|geieuidaft @aiieler 5tan5= nn6 @mail>
merfe, ser 5Oiabrige Gabrifant &iib>
nemarn. -Sn Dietersbaue n,
Dio5eie Guloa, itarb int Sitter BON MIR
42 Sabren &r. &farrer S. @onert
nod fl1r5em i6tperem 2eioen. St
itammte aus ser 9io5eie Miiniter. -
Sn &anau bot iid ser felt 2 SAB.
rem am Sta6ttbeater tbatige @egiieur
un6 gborafteroariteuer Sterger a1s
gefrdnftem @brgei5 erbangt. = Ser
72i6brige 8rdlat un6 5to6tpfarrer
Dr. Seller bon @iesba6en trit1
franfbettsbalber am 1. Sept. bon lei
ner Stele 3uriid.
O6enbnrg.
Die @beleute g.. @eDer-&eblinq
aus 8orringbaue bel Sam:
me feierten in boiler @iitigfeit ibrf
gol6ene &od5eit. = SSn Damm'
brannte 6us @obnbous 6es 8dders
un6 @onoitors &utbma11n Big ~'.s ser
@runo nie6er. - SSn @inen be
@ol0enite6t tp11r6e 6as @obnbous 6eS
Sellers &einr. Grining nebit 4 Nfer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
grbeit 1pirb balb beqinner,

Mad0em Str 9r. &ingS Neue Se=
bensptQen gemn1men, meroet Sbr
gud balls ibrer feinen @irfnngen er=
freuen. &artleibigfeit nno TIMBER
6aulidfeit 1peroen pertrieben, nno ser
quite Mppetit fommt 5uriid. Sic re-
gulieren sen Magen, 6ie 2eber nno
Sic gingepeiSe nno berleiben nene
@raft uno @nergie 6ers gan5en @p-
ltem. Ser udt ite. Nur 25f in Mfo<
litors Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
Sic alte &eimatb.
Sadien.

Gin furdtbareS @agelunmetter fat
ont %. Mai Sic Srte 6reienba=
gen, Mengelrooe, @treitbol5 &obr=
berg, 8iidbaulen un0 Si6enro0e, To-
lpie oos @0ttinger @ebiet, beimge=
iudt uno gro6e 8ermiitungen, aud
on @artoffelfeloern, ar1geridtet. SSn
6en giienbabntunnel 5miiden @er=
lesbouien un6 Gutenberg ser Strede
@ebra : @ottingen muroe in ser Nadt
5l1m II. Mni ser lett einem Sabr Der
beiratbete %27iGbrige 5tredenarbeiter
Iugeno aus @lIersbauen BEL
Met16orf (Werra) iiberfabren un6 &C.
to6tet. = Sn Cher goben brannz
ten iammtlibe @ebduoe SET @ofbe1iker
Scarf Sdl1lb 1tto Siermann nie6er.
9annober.
Ser &egierunSprdii0ent in Sta6e,
@raf Berg, lit gum &egierlngSprd=
%ii0enten bon 9annober, un6 Sber=
reglerungsratb @rasboff bon Sanno=
eer gum Observation-Disclosures in
5taoe ernannt uor6en. &r. @ros=
boff ltammt aus Meppen, mo er
ont 80. slug. 1862 geboren muroe. -
Ser neugemablte 8iirgermeiiter bon
Hapenburg, @erihtsol1eiior @ol=
tiers, ieiber in @iiterslob, tpur6e am
%. Mai DOM Observation-Disclosures
@ottider in iein almt eingefubrt. =
Sn @remerbergb BEL 80r0en feter=
ten Sic @beleute @ilb. @raBboff tire
goloene @of5eit. - Sn @il6es=
M perl,ngliidte ser 40idbrige ga
gemii1er 6ran5 8orges aus Serum
0a0urd, 6aB ibm beim Sdneioen bon
Seiiten cine 6erielben 10 ungliidlid
gegen Sen &opf flog, 0oB alsbalo ser
500 eintrat. = Sn Ser Mabe bon
S6neIen rannte 6as Mntomobil
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

Notwithstanding Jeff 5u ltatten ia,
men. - SIM SITTER bon sc Sssabren
ltarb gu 8orborn ST.. Sub. Mid.
Meper, %langiabriger &ir9enrutbspra=
iioent ln6 Slater ser &erren Nfarrer
BON 8uidoorf 11n0 @opignp (gelgien).
- Sn s 66 bronnte oas @a1s
oes Mrbeiters @einr. @ilpert MIC
ser.
Sdtpei5.
@p. g. 8oute1I BON Chicago,
Ser ne1e @eian0te ser Ser. staaten
in ser S6mei5, iiberreidte am 81.
Mai iei,1e Observation-Disclosures oem
Brdii0enten &uGet, nobel er cine
Mniprade bielt. @icepralioent Torrer
unn anoere Mitglie0er ser 8unoesre=
gierung maren bel 6em Gmpfang 511=
gegen. - SSn Ell IN @aI6fird
itarb ant %. Mai int Sitter bon 80
Sabren S. Sol. S9ilofnedt. - Sn
Morel @auis) itarb ser idon felt
Sabren let0enbe &eb. Sob. S1neid. -
SSn Mie6erbeIe 6mil itarb
nod la1gerer idmerer &ranfbeit &C.
mein0eratb ltno M0lerlpirtb. s g.
5tabeli.
Sci 6en ant "a. Mai porgel1omme<
menen @ablen in SEN @roBen @atb
0es Cautious 2u5ern auf @runo=
lage ser 8erbdltniBpabl errot1gen Bel
iebr itarfer 8etbeiligung sic atb o.
1ifen nit SO. 5iten Sic Mebrbeit.
Die 2iberalen erbielter 60, sic CO.
5ial6emofraten z Sibe. 9ieier @abl=
iteg lit bon GROCER 8e6eutung, 6enn
nit oent Sale bes fatbolii@en @oror<
tes 9u5ern tpdre audi sic geiammte
fotboliide @entralidNpei5 Sem &a6i=
calismus ausgeliefert moroen. Die
Gonierbatipen bradten $4,000 Man1t
5ur @ablurne, sic Sreiitnntgen A.
500, sic 5o5ioliiten 1000. 2ettere
baben bel ser 8a!l redt idledte &C.
iddfte gemadt: lie p1roen BON oet
Ha6icalen er6riidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

Die Srnu 6es Cages, melde fid GU
ter sc iltn0beit, gl1ten Ielnparaments,
gutter @eiinnl1ng, flarer Mugen un6 Ell
mes angenebmen Mubern %erfreut,
mas 6as @eiultat elmer %fsrreften 2e=
6ensmeiie un6 gutter ger6auung lit,
gepinnt sic REMEMBERING Ser @elt.
@enn Cure 8eroourng ni9t ridtig
lit, @bamberlains Magen- un6 2eber
Eabletten mer6en es furiren. gu fal1=
fen bel ser Molitor Drug So.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1911-10-06

Barring brief trip TO England.
Fechter continued on the American
stage until 1876, when he retired per.
manently to farm near Philadelphia.
II has generally been stated that his
retirement was due to the fact that he
was ct such violent temper that no
manager could get along with him.
But I know better, A year or two
before he retired Fechter said to me
in confidence that ne was even then
preparing to leave the stage forever
for two reasons. One was that he
could no longer play any part but
Falstaff. since he had grown enor.
mously fat. and the other was that he
had discovered that he was afflicted
with an organic and mortal disease,
of which only himself. his physician
and one or two others had any suspi-
cion What Fechter told me was cor
rect: and he died from the effects OF
that disease within three years after
he had gone into retirement"
Copyright. 1911, by E. j. Edwards. All
Rights Reserved)
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1911-10-06
Blond Hamlet of Fechter
Bv E. ]. EDWARDS

to accentuate the physical Characters
tics OF the Danes. Dickens instantly
told me that ! was quite right, adding
that every Hamlet he had seen SUE.
gested to him in his appearance and
makeup that he was of the Latin
rather than of the Saxon race. It was
with Dickens warm approval, there.
fore. that decided to play a blond
Hamlet. and l have always believed
that had Dickens not given his ar
prevail Of my idea should never had
the temerity to portray it. .
1T was Dickens. also, who persuad.
ed Fechter to come to this country !"
continued Mr.. Stuart. "Fechter told
me that shortly after Dickens had re-
turned to England in 1867 from his
speaking tour here, he urged npon
Fechter that by all means he should
go to the United States and portray
ter as the blond Hamlet in a New
York theater at the same time Edwin
Booth was playing the conventional
Hamlet in another metropolitan thea.
ter. All grades Of theater-goers guar.
relied about the two conceptions of the
part. some maintaining that Fechter
was right. and some that Booth had
made no mistake. but all uniting in
declaring that each man had Justly
gained great triumph
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1911-10-06

"A white man with the knowledge
of the Chinese language and the cove
of man in his heart can do some pretty
effective missionary work by convers-
ing in his own language with any
stray Chinaman he happens TO meet. "
said the superintendent of a New York
mission. "If ! could talk Chinese, |
think | would give up this job anG do
nothing but stroll the streets strik-
ing up chance conversations with Chi
namen. There is a retired laer,
chant who rides that hobby. He
was stationed at Chinese trading posts
for years and speaks the language flu.
emily. Whenever be comes to laun-
dry he drops in and jollies the man at
the ironing board. Nobody but Chi
naman can tell what they are
about, but after TIE first
word or two the laundryman looks al
most human Inscrutable the China
nan always is, but his inscrutability is
relieved then by certain fluidity of
manner. He smiles. mods and some
lines laughs out loud. There are lleE
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1911-10-06

A good education is rather IN no
'nosen than great Inheritance.
a conservative is man who prefers
70 De comfortable rather than right
II q man has paregoric for sale he
can snord to talk about green apples
close association does not always
breed friendship: for example consid.
er the flea.
About as bad as the man who barps
on one string is he who graphophones
on one record.
Laughter at the family table beats
Ill the dyspepsia tablets in the world
as a promoter Of digestion.
Much Of the courage of TODAY ia
que to the telephone. which enables
ONT 70 be bold at long range.
ITS great accomplishment to be
aoie 10 sing. but don't lose sight CT the
iacs that it's just as great a one to
know you can't.
When We make mountains out Of
moiehlils 1t is difficult to persuade
otner people to adopt our view of the
typographical effect.
It's only two miles to town when q
man goes to renew a note. but IT'S
never less than ten when the bovs
start for the circus.
II the people who are constantly
clamoring for justice were asked to
give justice once in a while thew
would be the first to fee.
The only power that can defeat the
great combinations of organized
wealth is the greater power OF the
organized and combined people.
The well.chosen life insurance mol.
Icy means freedom from worry while
you live and the freedom of your fam.
lily from poverty when you die.
A little observation shows that fruit
growers who are organized and who
receive daily market reports or who
sell all their products through one
agency make more money than those
Who sell at haphazard.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1911-10-06
How carnegle's Words Oissuadsd
Two Brothers From Making an
investment That Would Have
Been Immensely Profitable.

In what has passed into history by
the name of the rich mans panic of
1902-a silent panic. in which the
market value of securities of all kinds
greatly depreciated-the common
stock Of the United States Steel Cor,
poration was quoted as low as 50 and
fraction a share.
Many persons were Of the opinion
that the quotation for this stock would
drop so low that at last 1t would be
practically nothing. Others wondered
whether there might not be an oppor.
tunity for some gain. If this stock was
bought outright at nine plus. Among
those who were thus persuaded were
two brothers, men of large wealth. but
who had not been conspicuously asso,
ciated with the securities market,
The older Of the brothers said to
the other Don't you think 1t would
be an even chance. If we were to buy
outright now a block of, say, 10000
shares Of this common stock. that In
the course Of few months, or year
or two, there would come reaction
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1911-10-06
A. A2z<0
Fly RepeI|ent.

Flies are great nuisance and pro.
lection should be afforded cattle and
other live stock. The proprietary rem.
edies give good results, but apr:ica.
tons must be repeated frequently in
order to have the desired result The
Kansas experiment station recon-
mends the following preparation
resin. one and half pounds;
laundry soap. two cakes: fish oil, one
half pint; enough water to make three
gallons Dissolve the resin in a solu-
ton of soap and water by heating,
add the fish oil and the rest OF the
water Apply with brush This
is more lasting than the
average remedy"
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1911-10-06
ABUNDANCE OF GOOD FEEDS
No Section in United States Can Com.
pete With South in Cheapness Of
Producing Feeders.

With cheap land and cheap labor. an
abundance OF good feeds. pasture from
eight to ten months in the year and an
almost ideal climate, the south Is fast
coming to the front as live stock
country. DR.. S. A. Knapp: There is
no section in the United States that
can compete with the south in the
cbeapness of producing feeders"
The great drawback to the live
stock business in the south is the lack
of thoroughly good permanent pas.
lures The land is usually worn out
growing cotton year after year and
then fenced for pasture Not a seed
is soWn, not furrow turned.
Leguminous hays grow successfully.
Two crops otspea and peanut hay may
be grown in one year Cottonseed
meal, which IS considered a necessity
in the north. is produced In every
state.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1911-10-06
Famous PhiIanthropist Invented the
Machine Which Made Possible the
Successful Laying Of Sub.
marine Cables.

Peter Cooper. known to the present
generation as philanthropist. creator
Of Cooper Union Of New York. was
one of the foremost inventive geniuses
who did so much to advance the ma
terial development of the United
States in tie first 60 years of the past
century 1t is common knowledge
that Peter Cooper invented locomo
tive engine, and actually put it upon
the rails, near Baltimore. a year or
two after George Stephenson invented
the first locomotive engine
It is also widely known that Mr.
Cooper was very intimately associated
with Cyrus W Field in the organiza.
ton Of the company which laid the
first Atlantic cable But it is not so
generally known that it was an ap
paratus invented by Peter Cooper.
which. together with the wonderfully
delicate apparatus invented by the
late Lord Kelvin for sending and re-
ceiving cable messages, which made
the Atlantic cable commercial prac
ticability
Peter Cooper went to Newfoundland
to inspect the experiments which
were being carried on to discover the
best manner of laying the ocean cable;
and his experience there was after.
wards narrated to me by his sonin- |
law. the late Abram S. Hewitt. who !
was a member of congress for some !
years and mayor of New York city |
from 1SS7,1SSS
THE first idea which the cable peo
pie had in mind for laying an acean
cable involved the paying out of the
cable from the side or the stern Of
he vessel, as Inc vessel proceedmed
in an opposite direction" said Mr.
Hewitt. But it was soon found that