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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-19
''GET RICH QUICK"
SCHEMES ARE
TAb00ED
BOOMERS MUST RECKON IN THE
FUTURE WITH ORGANIZED
REAL ESTATE MEN.

Denver, July 1S.-Get- rich -quick
men will be called upon to reckon with
the organized real estate men of the
country hereafter, according to notice
served by President Alexander S. Tay-
lor at the opening of the convention
of the National Association of Real
Estate Exchanges here today Presl-
dent Taylor stated that one of the
strong policies OF the association would
be the pursuit and conviction of men
and corporations who are engaged IN
unloading worthless securities on the
public.
Howard II. Gross, agricultural and
good roads expert from Chicago, made
the sensational statement that the fer
tllity of the soil of the country Will be
exhausted within so years II farmers
cannot be brought to see the necessity
of putting back into the soil as much
as they take out. Mr. Gross said
the government experts are becoming
disheartened at the indifference to the
teaching of science regarding agrlcul-
ture.
The magnificent display of fireworks
planned for tonight was postponed be-
cause Of rain.
Nine hundred delegates from all
parts Of tie United States and Canada
are In attendance. President Taylor
outlined the scope OF the session when
he said its purpose Is ito unite real
estate en- of America to exert ef-
fectiyely a combined influence on ali
matters affecting real estate inter-
ests."
Reports of Secretary r. Bruce
Douglas OF Milwaukee and Treasurer
James r. Blake of NJ. Louis and the
appointment of committees concluded
: today's routine business
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-19

According to the transcript of the
grand jury testimony McManlgal said
he met James b. Mcnamara first In
December, 1909 He declared that In
November, 1910. while he and ]. b.
Mcnamara were in the woods at Con-
over, Wis, the latter told McManigal
that he had blown up the Times
building.
McManlgal stated that he first knew
J. y. Mcnamara under that name but
later as j, B. I}rlce, and after he came
from the coast as Frank Sullivan.
Were you present with j. B. Nc
Namara and J. j. Mcnamara in the
latter's office when the question was
discussed as To what j. B. Mcnamara
was coming to the coast for?"
II did not get much Of that in
struetion that he had there. 1t was
almost all settled before | got there"
McManigal said that James b. Nc
Namara had two suitcases and Il
dozen clocks or Internal machines, but
did not mention dynamite. But as
II
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-19
WOMAN SUES DENTIST.

Kalispell, July 1S.-tSpecial)-M-
leging malpractice and unprofessional
treatment of three teeth by DIR. J. +.
MaloneN n prominent local dentist,
Mrs. Johanna Fuller of Columbia Falls
has begun suit In the district court for
$4,000 damages and expense of ply
sician's care as the result OF an opera
ton following the treatment of DIR.
Mahoney, In which II portion of her
Jaw had to be removed
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-19
QUIET IS SESSION
Of CONVENTION
OF MINERS
REPORT OF COMMITTEE AND
DISPUTE ARE ALL THAT
MARX DULL DAY.

Butte, July 1S.-At the session of
the Western Federation of of Miners
convention today IL resolution provia-
ing for taking the appointment of
committees from the president of the
federation and executive board was
defeated by decided vote. The re-
port of the credentials committee and
contest of seat In the convention
from Butte occupied considerable
portion of today's session. There was
no time for President Meyer to read
his annual report and it was made
special order for tomorrow 1t was
also decided just following the pre-
sentation of Mr.. Meyers report to
consider a proposition coming from
the American Federation of Labor Of
assessing the membership % cents per
capita to raise a fund for the defense
of the Mcnamara brothers, the Of
ficials of the Structural Iron Work.
ers' union, who are imprisoned pend
Ing trials on murder charges in Los
Angeles.
A Tiff.
Excited discussion followed when a
delegate suggested that II strict
line was drawn as regards the pay
ing of assessments very few of the
delegates present on the floor would
be entitled to seats.
do | understand it to be intimated
that no delegates on the floor are
entitled to seats?" asked Delegate
James p. Mcclure of Anaconda union.
Il will say that that would be false
hood as regards the delegates from
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kEENE NOT TO SELL.

Lexington, Ky, July 1s.-Major r. A.
Dangerfield. manager Of James X.
Keene's estate of Castleton, near here,
today denied a report from New York
that Mr.. Keene intends to sell the
place, which is one Of Americas most
noted stock breeding farms.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-19
NEGLIGENT RANcHER FINED.

Kalispell. July 1S.-tSpeeialo-B
cause he neglected to extingnish a fire
which he had set In the woods near
his homestead at Fortune, James
Stewart was arrested at the instance
of II. =. Mclaughlin, acting forest
supervisor of the Backfeet forest, and
fined SIS by Justice Of the Peace
Thomas
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-19
THE WEATHER..

Today Fair.
Tomorrow-S Showers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-19
SOMEBODY

Has to sell quickly. Read
the class ads every day.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-07-19

i, lul, general tSuaIr representative
of the American Lumberman, testified
positively that Wiehe made no such
statement
Another Denial.
Isaac Baker. II buyer for the Ed
ward Hines Lumber company, denied
that Edward Hines, president of this
company said over a ng-distance
telephone to Springfield from w. IL.
Cooks room In q Chicago hotel on
May 20, 1909. that he would come to
Springfield with all the money neces-
sary for Lormer's election. Cook
testified that Hines did so state.
Bakers testimony regarding the con-
yersatlon agreed almost verbatim with
that given by Hines.
Baker also agreed with Hines ac-
count of Hines meeting Clarence s.
Funk. general manager of the In
ternational Harvester company, who
claims Hines asked him for $4,000 as
a Lorimer election contribution. Hines
says Funk asked to be introduced to
Lorimer and for the privilege Of con-
tributing to his campaign expenses.
Baker told about the introduction just
as Hines had testified.
Donald NJ Frame. cigar stand en-
ploye In the Union League club, testi-
fGapttpua1 np paua
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

(Sprtiebung bon Der 4. Geitc.)
rcrs bat cine iiberpdltigenbe mGdtiac
Gintpirfuug auf Die giloune Der relis
gioien lleber5euslina bes 8inbes. Die
Iitipirfung bes 2ebrers bel Dem reli@
gioien lluterriht nnb Der relieipien
gr3iebung lit lomit cine ~nnumgangs
lihe Nptbpenbigfeit. (9ebbafter Seis
faQ auf mebreren Sdnfen.)
Sas beite an Heft beItebenbe @ez
ies seipGbrleiitet Die Wtitpirfrug pes
2ebrers on benz Heli9iousmterriti
unb Der relisi6ien gr3iebuns Der Sim
Der in seniisenber @eiie. (9ebner
sibt baun IN elmer ldnseren Iusfiib>
run9 Die perihieoenen 8eltimmunsen
bes beitebenoen @eiebes an. tpelhe Den
ginfluB Der Helision auf Die Shule
aeipdbrleiiten.)
Sr. 9gelter. Sas @ues pcrbcr
mir itrcifcnl
Sr. aapiers Cid. 8ir ipcrbcn ben
Efnrrcr IN lcinc Safriitci p~eripciicn,
(2drm. llnterbrcdnngeu.)
5r. Yriim. SnS alip Iino bic &C
ietlihen yiirsiGatten ipelde pir
luremburger adtbolifcu beutc beiiseu
in SeSug nuf Die relisi6ic llntcrs
ipeiilrns mnierer &inoer. Sm Sabre
1898 bat bic firdlide Sbrisfeit oieis
Sirsihaften ais has Wininmm an.
erfannt nit bent iih bic &irhe mnb bic
~gldnbisen &atbolifen befriebigen finn.
ten. itnn 10 muroe suiiden airGe
nnb Staat anf bieiem 10 wiftisen
Uebiete Der VplfSidmlc Der Sriebe ge-
ihlpHen. Wplen sic nun bcute mic
Der pmrd 8eieitisnna oteier 8aran-
tieen ben Srieben itjren nub bic
Sranbiafel ms 2anb werfen?
(9Grm.)
10000 criuadiene W,dnncr bes
lnrembnracr Sanocs ucrlaugeu uuu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
@roRbersoetbum.
aus hrr DanptHant.

Spitaliiher SumDr. - Nm Sonns
tag lief bel DEM bmlptitdbtiihen Soit>
ante aus 9eutiblanb cine Srudiabe
elm. Die nIs Ioreiie BLOB Die Iufi6rift
trus: .sln Den Ianu obne Sut, 2uz
remburg." @s 5elIgt fir Die Sinbi9>
feit u~nierer Solt, bnB lie Die Senbung
lofort an Die rihtise Ibreiie ablieferte,
ndmlidl an 5rn. Ser54 8iri6berger in
Der 8abnbofitrabe. 9as mar i6tper
seipeien. iih an irren. benn Serr Ser5
lit in Der Stapt Der @in5ise, Der felt
Sabren ben prnftiihen 8cipeis liefert.
ba6 Der @ebrauG elmer 3ppfbebedung
iiberfliiiiis unb %uniinis lit.
Cir erihiittcrnber Saa bon Selbits
moro trus lid &ontas Iittag 6.
Mdr5) in Der Hdbe Der Sarptitabt an.
Ser Yitfbalter Der Gbmmpaeneriabrit
@ercier & Gle. Serr BERNHARD
8reinss &remer. iudte in einem Nnfall
bon GGtpermitb, fir ben Elm Guberer
InlaB bnr6aus nneriinblib lit. ben
Sob In Der MlSette. Ser @ntieelte
mar elm filler. ipmpatbiider uno iiberz
al germ %eeiebener Itenid. Der in
onr6dis georoneter SerbdltniNcn
lebte. unb Der li1er nur in einem Nns
faa momentancr 0eiitesmmnabtung
in ben SOB getrieben purbe. Bic
Sirma Iercier p~erliert i'll ibut einen
ibrer beipdbrtcIten geamtcn. Scr
llnsliidlidc binterl6bt cine 8ittpc
NIT einem WGhden bon iiobcn lnc
cincm anaben bon bier Sabrcu. Gr
mar 80 Sabre alt.
2%nrembmrser 1T Imcrifa. - @ic
Die ga Groiie Sribnue" beri6tct. bat
Scrr gugen 8ilsius. aus Merl, baS
Ib9nngSz @ramen au Der SanoelSs
boHfhuIe bon 60 Groiie. Staat gSiSs
conIin. Ser. Staaten, bon 113 Ilpis
ranten als .Grlter" ~beltanben, nit
8ealiidwiinidung Der Sireftipn. Sr.
8ilsius mltrSe bon Der .Natipnal
8anf Of 8isconiiG" ais Compatible
cnsaaiert.
Gipilitaub Der Stabt Sugembars,
SterbefGIle. Gunl s.
Mdrs: Srnn6 Soiimam. alt 92
Sabre. obnc Stanb. A.: Scan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

2oris Sdtpinnen, alt so Sabre.
S6neioer, ebelos II Niebcripile. -
s.: 2eopolb @eor9 Sriercs. oft 81
Sabre, Stubcnt, cbelos; gliiubctb
Rlltb, alt "A Sabre, @bcfran bon 90
bdnn Yetcr Shinit, Shnciocrmeiitcr !;
Waria 9aus, alt As Sabre. @bcirail
bon Wif,. Summer, peni. @ilenbabns
gcamtcr; Ratbnrina Strcif, oft 10
Sabre, @iitipe o Sob. @crensbaus
len, 3tlbs. Shuhmader. l.: 30
bdnn WciS, alt 81 Sabre, pcni. gilenz
~babnbenmter; gelsba 8uiie 8upreft.
aft 81 Sabre, Hcntnerin, cbcIos
Inna S~lorentine Stei6en, alt 81
Sabre. Rittipe bon Sobann 8ctcr So
iepb Hcltter. - g.: Wihel Cider. ali
73 Sabre, Sdrber. o.: Barbara
Clemens, oft ~ Sabre. 8itttpc pon
antou 2onja, 5tlbs. 3immcrmann
Suianna @rethen, alt 13 S., aus
Sui6robt; Sran5isfa Otter, aft sc s.,
obne Stanb, ebelos; Sobann SaItcrt
alt rs Sabre, Rtnirer, ebelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: ~Suaem6urger gla&ri&ten. :
HIAbNANANAA NANbANANANA ~ N6NAybN bN6NANbNANANA hAhNANANhNhNhNhN hNAIAhNhNANhNb

%. WAGER, fri. Matte Npd) Inn sri.
anna Sod bon Chicago. Srar Gbas.
8errp bon Obea, Sn., unb Sic. Sod,
bon bier. 2esterer betbeiligte lid an
benz 8egrdbnib ieines pcrltorbeneu
8rnbcrs. - Sic. Molitor lit abgcreiit
nnb piro ionitUo iein Sortfommcn
iu6en.
8emfen, Soma. - Scuer Scritortc
III Der Samstag Mitternudt Die
S6eune ani Der Sos. Seibeih Sarm,
ie6s Yieilen iiibz oitli6 bon Hemien.
Sehs grbeitspierbe, bier Sii1en. 400
8nibel Safer. iopie Eferoegcihirrc
nno 8crGtblhdften pe%rbrannten. Sas
Seuer, beiieu llripriing unbefannt lit,
battle bereits einen iol6 9robcn 8orz
iprling actponncn. ebc es entocft
nurbe, baB OH cine Hettuns nidt 5t
benfen mar. Sic Sfeilne bate einen
8ertb bon $4,000 mnb fuar fiir $500
beriifert. Ser 8ertb Der perbrannz
ten 10 Sicrbe miro alf $1,000 ses
ifdst urtb bieie iparen fin $500 ber@
Iidert. Ser Gerluit lit Elm i6iperer
fir Srn. SeibeId, nd er Die Sarm
crit leetes Sabr farfte.
Cascade, Soma. - Watt6ias unb
Sacpb Sabler unb Sdeob Confer nnb
Satin pobnten benz am Sonnerstag
81 ct. Catherine in Noialem Sopn>
ibip itdttacfunbenen gesrd6niiie bes
peritorbelten gntpn 8emp bel. Ser
2eihen5us mar iiber cine Ieile lang.
- Cine neuartiae Y&ranfbeit", oas
.Gutcs Sie6er" nGmlif. greift in lebs
ter 3eit bier Inn iih,. Cine betrdhtz
lid,e Sabl bat Seiteaungcn duf Nd>
idinen geee5eu. iudbrenboem anoerc
am .Sieber" 2eioeube Die Sade nod
iiberlegen.
girb' Ssfanb, Mfinn. = Die Satin
BEG Srn. anton aieffer lieet frant I'M
ct. Rarp's Soipital in minneapolis;
boffentlid tpirb JIG balo aeneien.
8aterlop, Soma. - Serr 3attb.
Shmis lit Ioeben pom S'gteil, Gebr.,
suriideefebrt. mo iein Sobn Die bon
linn fiirsli6 eriporbene Sarm beipirtbs
ffaftet. Serr S1mib berihtet. ba6
in jener @eeenb 10 cine fleine 8Dlfer<
tpanoerung lit, bas 8ommen nnb
@eben lit bort bebeutenb umfang>
reifer ais bier.
@ie ms ans S%rebpnia, isis, ges
melbet miro, mar Der peritorbene
Charles git, iiber beiien SOB mir III
letter Rlimmer berifteten, nus
Green 9ar, 8is.. ipo or ieit ieiner
4ustpanberung naf Imeritu itetig
anidiiig setpeien. - Ditto.
2ugemburs, Sa. - Serr unb Srall
Gbas. llnss uno ibr Sobn Gletiis be-
gaben 5id n~erfloiiene @ohe na6 Suz
buaue, in 8egleituns Der S6ipeiter
bes Srn. lln9s. Der Srau 8. DC.
8eiiel. ipeldDe bier ibre &utter, Srau
aatbarind 1lngs, beiubt bate.
5rcm g. 3. Mert, lire 5tpei sodz
ter nnb eiu Sobn, bon 0iountenair
@ebr.. tpeilen bier In Dubuque airi
Selitd.
8ancroft, Sa. - Sic .@a5ettc"
gefdut mir lebr. I6tunespou, SIR
Sreuno S. 9. Ioniel.
Sreepcrt, Wtinn. - Wteine Iniidt
iiber Die ,@a5ette" lit furs bieIe: Ser
2eieitoif mar nod INNER gut. ipnIt
b6tten mir Die Seituns nbbeitelt.
Iebr ndhiteus. Sbr u. @ilperoing.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

aonia Ilfonlo bon e panien hat
lid oils elm alisee5eihneter Mpoe5eifs
ner eripieien unb eiuen SUIT .entpprs
fen. Der zines Der prdftigiten Wcoez
gebilbe fir 1aGnner iein iuI. bas felt
2augem geieben plrbe. SoIlte linn
alto etipas dbnlih Nenihlihes patti
rem. nie icincm lieben Better IN Sors
tlsal. 10 fam err nod als @poeSeiHs
ner .dnpbotp iet 2ebe Made.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

SRI. Sblpia Yanfburit. Die 2ons
boncr Srauenrehtlerin. 1deint ia bon
ibrcm grfolse in Nn,erifa misnehmeno
erbaut 5u iein nnb tpiest lid ofienbnr
in benz @lanben, Inbdneer pber Ins
bdnserinncn seiponnen 5u bahen.
Sonit hattie tic iuobl nid)t bas erobe
@prt selaiien ausseiproden. lie iperbe
iebt Gun SranciSco i'm Sturn,e
ncbmen. Sic nimnt pffenbar ben
llmitanb, baB man Tie iiberan ribig
bat reben laiien nnb semiitblih anee-
bort bat. fir barre Miin5e unb meint.
lie bate Gnflang eefunben. User Die
merifaniiden Werbdltniiie niht fennt.
lam ia leiht 5u einem iolhen 8faus
ben fommen, aber. nie BRIAN eipmol
9ciagt bat. Observation-Disclosures in
ben Der. Staaten itimnen niht imner
10. fpie lie ~bod5rnfen. limb 4rnau
fcnnt feline Yappcubeimer nus &c.
fabrun9,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

Sad Samilton @rigbt ,mnrfhirt"
infer Bolt on Der Spite Der .Spiums
%eiier". Sas lit elm Heforb. ben
mir Der Srobibition peroanfen nno duf
Den mir nidt i'm Iinpeiten itol5 81
fem braud]en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

Cine cntieslihe 3ataltropbc bot lid
beutc friib auf Der Hipcaus &rel3iitg
Ser 2~ada,ranna iiber Clinton StraBc
suaetraaen. Gin iunger @otormann.
Ser bon cincu altcren Golesen angez
Iernt murbe. rib Den 5ebel nad Der
falSd,er Seitc. utb ons llnaliid mar
seIdeben. @em fam oa cine SHmlo
beisemeicn iperpcn? - Ser erfahrcue
2ebrmciitcr CAB has ridtisc Cont
manbo. Wlebr al tbun. lag dubcr ieiz
ner 1la1t. 9enn bic gan5e Inges
Icsenbeit ipieltc iih nit 9lisesidnelc
ab. ilnb DAP Der iunse Gnfdnser ben
appf perloc unb Die G%norbnungen
ialIh ansfiibrtc. III mir 81 bcgreiflid.
9ieisr bebamerlihe ttnslidstail last
ms wieber amrs Meme crfsnnen, ban
inter aaen ,tmitdnSen iammtltde
Nipeam : 2reusunsen in elmer Stabt
(ipenn immer m6glih) bcfeiti8t @cr.
,cn foatcm. aguft. @clfsfrennb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
Knltmrkantpf- stinunmms !. !.

(Sprtiebuns bon Der A.. Seitc,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

Sic ieh5ebn Counties III aens
t II f y, no bds Hnftreiter : ltnfraut
bliibt, babeu Jest $4,000 ginipobner
lpeiliser, ais Dor 6ebn Snbren. Gas
tornnlt oapou!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

8er itebt, iper iist, iieb' Su. baB
CT nidt faue - in &egtfo icet
bic Sarole.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

a0nig Geprs's &ronungs<
II 0 t foItet obnc Die .fleis
men Nputiruuesitiide" $4,000.
Sas lam linn Sbrc Rnicitdt unter Die
Nale reiben. lpeiln er ibr cinmal 8leiz
berlligIs p~ortpirft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
gon Der Wa1r.

Su Yont, scr 8rdiipent Ser Oh
Sont Yoipper 60. bon @ Il | II a.
Sell, bat nad) einer Gpnferens
init General Iniualt Hidaros a,,eez
fiinbiat. ouB CT nif cieene Soften einen
8uuieparo hurd Den gnn5en Stdat
Sclaiparc bauen laiien ipollc, DER
$50 SlB brett, 1913 Weileit lang
lein UNI etpa $4,000. 900 foiteit
pcroc. Gin milionenihiperer DO
nopoliit lam iidt. bas ifon ~leiften.
Smmerbin III cs uncrfenncnsfuerfb.
penr er einen BELL Ieines Heihs
tbitns fiir gc%meinniibi9e 3ipcdc pers
lpcnbet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
PROGRESS OF URBANITY
is SHOWN IN GERMANY

Berlin. December THE progress OF ur-
eanity-thc art OF living In a city-wh!ch is
taking place among modern Germans. is IL
!ustrated by ihe movement for modifying,
or altogether abol!shinG. the German sa :.
lutte Under tho expression is meant the
traditional German fashion OF taking of the
hat on occasions of meeting or sepa alton
II Is highly elaborate performance, sug-
gesiinE military precision the close OF
vendettn, and the intimaiton OF total indlf-
ference ns 10 whether the parties Will or
VIII not ever meet again. II Is executed In
three motions. the first being the raising OF
the hat with stiTly- extended arm. the sec
ond the lowering o. Il with a downward
cutting motion TO the knee. and the third,
the similarly executed replacement on the
head The action between adults appears
FORMAL enough to draw n smile from for
eisners OF easier manners, but II becomes
isushhbie when practiced with all gravity
between pair OF schoolboys or college stu
dents.
In Germany It is clique, for the gentleman
meeting. a woman of his acquaintance in
the street TO take of his Init to her frst.
IN AngioS- saxon countries the contrary is
the practice. and the Engllshwoman in Der
IN IL often not little surprised by elabor-
ate saiutes from wmcn of whom she NAV
have only the very hazlest recollection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
CASE OF ARTISTIC PIRACY
HAS JUST COME TO LIGHT

Special to Tho Times plspatch.]
Paris, December "A strange case of
what is alleged to be artistic piracy has
Just come to light. Nine years ago W.
Julien Bucas, French artist, made the ac-
luainiance OF an Austrian named Rudolf
fouittner. who manifested an extreme In
terest In Els work, saying that he was a
wealthy Vienna manufacturer, much Inter-
ested In painting.
He bought large number OF N. Bucas s
pictures at moderate price. and declared
that he would make the painters namo
known In Germany and Austria. In ak
years NJ. Bucas sold his Austrian friend
from loo 10 200 paintings. VI. BucaB was
rather surprised somo time ngo to hear that
Herr Quitiner had been awarded a medal
t"r picture hung in the Paris Salon. and a
foTtniSht ago discovered, hat an exhibition
or Herr Qultintr'S pictures was being held
r an art gallery in Paris
on visiting the exhibition he was stupeRed
20 recognize number OF his own paintings
WIN his name erased and replaced by that
OF Herr Quittner. Tho Austrian had died
In the meantime, and as n. Bucas could not
obtain satisfaction from tho widow he went
70 the police Tho authorities searched Frau
luittners house Mt Seuilly, suburb Of
Farts, About forty paintings wero ditcov-
cred, the majority OF them still bearing the
name OF NJ. Bucas. but In the Gaze OF o few
the name OF Qu!ttner had been painted In.
NJ. Buchs claims 10 possess re.utabln nvi-
doncc that he Is tho author OF the pictures
In the shapc3of photogrDp hs taken OF them
In hls studio at tho time they were painted,
and tho testimony. OF frien6a whp saw him
OF Tork on tho paintings, 3ly
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natural. But when they decide to be
cowboys trouble is apt to come their
way Take the case of-Rene Tasse-
roul. a boy Of liftoen years. who lived
with his parents In Brussels, and
worked as printers devil at an I'm
primeur's" in tho city. Ono day his
employer sent him to cash a check for
$50 The boy did so. but instead Of
taking the money back to the printer
he took the train for Paris. with the
Intention OF making for America. AT
ter wandering about for a timo he de-
cided to put up at hotel In the HUE
des Danes. Then he went out and
bought his arms and equipment. AZ.
ter he had prepared for all emergen-
cics by purchasing q revolver. largo
stock OF cartridges and an ugly
looking cutlass, no prowled about tho
streets of BatiRnolles on the lookout
for Mohawks and Sioux. lie did not
spend ruuch money except on weapons
and ammunition. but no lived as a war
eior ought, and did himself well. Then
when he thought himself sufficiently
expert in tracking. he resolved to con-
dnue his journey to the wilds of the
West.
But II ever ne was to be cowboy
ne must have some money, and his
stock was running low. How could
he get some more? BY the use OF his
Weapons. OF course. So In the eve
ming, when everybody else was In bed
and the patron was verifying the
contents OF HIS cash box. young Tas-
scroui suddenly presented himself be-
fore him. with a revolver in cacn
hand and a terrifying cartridge belt,
stuffed to the bursting point elung
round his shoulders. Hands up, or |
fre!" he called out In a loud voice.
The hotel keeper looked up, gave
the impairment young scamp q cuff on
the ear and Rene and HIS arsenal fell
heavily on the floor. Then the pat
ron" sent for a policeman. and the
would-be brave was taken to the lock-
up. There. in answer to questions, he
told them who he was and whore he
came from. They searched his room.
1t was like n bazaar. Among other
things there were a number of fam
boyant proclamations, in which the
boy warrior promised forgiveness to
the rebel chiefs who owned his sway.
The others were doomed to ruthless
determination. One Of the objects with
which no intended to lay low his enc
mics was a prodigious hammer.
questioned as to his Intentions, Rene
said he meant to make for tho savage
haunts of the red man and lead q life
OF adventure. such as he had read OF
in books Then tn. ''conquistador"
broke down and cried. Next day his
father came to Paris and took charge
OF his erring boy The Jay following
he returned to the printing office and
rcstarted washing rollers.