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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-29
HEAVY VOTE In SEVERAL
DISTRICTS YESTERDAY
PORTSMOUTH VA,


OF Scotland as we hoped TO, but well
make the best OF It and try to see
well what We do see.
The voyage has been very pleasant
notwithstanding fogs and swells and
seasicxness. There are many pleas
ant people aboard and many interest
ing things I'LL up the days.
One day we went down into the
steerage and the young people there.
all OF whom were Scotch. sang the
quaint old songs OF their fatherland
and danced the Highland Fling and
other Scottish dance for US.
We had service In the dining room
both last Sunday and today. conduct
ed by Rev. Boyer. an Episcopal minis
ter. The collection on both occasions
was for the Sailors Orphans Home in
Glasgow.
We've had two fine literary and
musical entertainments on the SEQ
tian, being fortunate In having among
US musical and Evolutionary talent OF
no mean order.
The Scotian has a fine printing OF
fice and our programs were printed
In great style. Portsmouth was rep
resented on the program. Miss Johns
ton giving Mrs. Wigs Sunday
School," and in response to an encore.
giving a poem by one OF the passen.
gers. "a Parody on the Wreck OF the
Hesperus."
All went merry as a marriage bell
It'll we entered THE DEVILS Hole"
that fathomless stretch OF the Atlantic
where the lead registered seven miles,
but never reached bottom" Here
the Scotian pitched and tossed like a
fiend and staggered about on deck
till noon. when We adjourned to the
dining room. Then came the tug OF
war, test OF endurance, call II what
you will. We sat down with dignity
and began our meal. II was a begin
ming destined never TO have an ending
with many OF US. Rapidly our sun
burn faded, white became We as the
snow. then with whatever dignity we
could muster madly fed we far below.
There we stayed some OF us from
Thursday noon till Friday p. m. Miss
Leila James was the only good sailor
among us. She came round and
ministered unto the rest OF us miser-
able critters. Even Miss Leslie. up
on whom we had pinned our hopes,
succumbed to the all prevailing NAL
de mer. But now II is over and for
gotten save n reminder of a time
that was full OF fun in spite OF things
otherwise.
Land, Land" they cry and the mo-
ment is as exciting as when Columbus
spied the islands that skirt the Ameri.
can shore. We rushed to windows
and see six miles away the dim out.
lines OF the hills OF Erin. Oh! En-.
eraid Isle, we are so glad to see you
we could kiss your verdant soil!
What Joy TO step on terra firma once
moro. to sleep on a bed which does
not try to spill us out, to be rid OF the
necessity of wildly clutching at things
hung aioft, which madly plunge be
low, striking in their decent what
ever portion OF ones anatomy hap
pened to be exposed. A little Scotch
girl, who danced for us in Highland
costume. expressed the situation vel
when she said: Il lift my foot UP ant
when ! put IL down why the deck ISM
there at all
One hundred miles from Glasgow;
soon well enter the Clyde. then Ports
mouth will get only cards from us. fo-
we must see things while We can.
ANNA S. JOHNSTON,
For Portsmouth Star Party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-29
TopAV's LEADERS.

chaperon.
Miss Mamie osieves. ...........5 SO. 100
District One.
Niles Helen Farley. .3o.47e
District Two.
Niles GenevIeve Ewing. ....... .6o.77e
District Three
Niles Beuiah Osborn. ........... E,675
District Four.
Niles stella HIbbs. ............. .43,929
District Five.
Miss Wilma Lewis. 1851
District Six.
MIss Gertrude Monahan. .62,et7
District Seven.
Niles Daisy coodhue. ........... 5e,3ot
District Eight.
Niles campsle Bailey. 49, e2
District Nine.
Mise Nellie N. Patton. ........ Go, f55
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-29
THERE ARE NEwLEApERs IN THE
FOURTH AND FIFTH.
The RAGE 10 Very Close In All Depart
msnts Of The IntelIiosneer's
BIo Contest.

Diamond Ring Offering For Second
Period Expires One Week From
Tomorrow Night at o O'clock.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
Gin @urt iber's Sitter.

Gin sic @erren pom uNor0itern" -
@enn mani sic periGie0enen Mrtifel
in Ser st. CLOUD Simes" lieit, Sic
oa fait ieoe11 Sag brett getreten per=
SEN iiber ste ltns beporltebe11oe @abl,
lollte man Sen @erausgeber ienes
@lattes fir einen @um in ieinen be-
ite11 2ebensiabren balten, 0enn in iei=
men an feline Sci r geribteten Mntpei=
lungen meiB er mir borouf bin51t=
oelttelt, baB Elm ibn ni6t in leinen
&ram paiien0er &anoioat fir oas Ma-
porsamt, Sol. @ilb. @eitermann, 5l1
alt fit SEN Soften lei. Sd mill bem
!@errn @eitermann iein ebrbares Ml-
ter 6urfa1s ntdt abitreiten, m0d}te
ober SEN @erausgeber ser r0ailp
5innes" 6arauf aufmerfl jam maden,
SUB, >penn er glaubt, &err @eiter<
MANN lei %porgeriidten Mlters >pegen
ni&t imitan6e, Sen nit Dem Mapors-
ante 11nlerer Stn6t b%erbum6enen
Hflidten nadaltfommen, er ielbit, Ser
audi ia als @eterane ni6t mebr gu
Sen Sungen gerednet mer6en fam,
es ii6 nidt perorieBen laiien ionte,
menr sic Stimmgeber 6ieier Staot
leine>1 politiiden, meiitens ~perroite=
ten" Mnlthten nidt mebr beipflidten
f0n1ten. @enr man ibn, ser iih un=
ter Gem Sdube elmer Jog. 8iirger=
2iga als iein molen0er politii6er
1iftator auftrumpft, oergleidt NIT
@errn @eitermann, 10 miro man me=
nigitens f0rperlid einen groBen l1n-
teridieo gu @uniten 0es bon linn oIs
peroltet beaeidneten Serrn @efterL
mann nidt perfennen f0nnen. 9eb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

iein eaa3es 2eben in ct. Glouo per-
bradt unb fat iid ser &eibe iener
8iirger angeidloiien, bon benen man
iogt, baB tie MIR i'm MQgemeinmobl
lire 6reube fin6en. &err 5eott, Ser
als Gonoioat fir oas Gommiiiaramt
I'M Ieloe lit, perebelidte ii9 Dor
mbe5u 10 Sabren NIT ser alte=
iten So9ter ees 8anquiers Sobn
3app, oiente iieben Sabre als
8udJfiibrer IN Ser 3apps State 9onf,
mar 5tpeiSabre III sen Great Nortbern
gii enbabnmerfltdtten ais u3eitbea6<
ter" angeiteut, befleioete alpei Sabre
Elm 6rieoensridterolnt uno 6ient Ser
5taM ms oritte Sabr binein ais
@lerf. SHE oieie 5telungen pare11
nit gemiiien uno Sic letteren nit gro
FEN &erantmortlmgen perbun6en, unb
&err Scott permohte es, ieines itreb=
iarnen, ecel6enfelben uro 5ltborfom=
member @e ems balber in an bielen
berlhieoenen Stellungen Sic ollerbe=
tie 3ufriebenbeit 81 geben uro lid
unter Sen 8emobnern Ser Sta6t Elm
grobes GertraIen 31 peridaffen nn6
@ieieniger, sic ibm ibr @ertral1e1t
idenften, ME 5lt enttGuiden. &err
Scott lit itets fir 6as ongemeine@obl
ser Staot uno ibrer 8iirger pie Elm
Mann eingetreten, bat oasi ellie in lei=
rem offi5ieuen Stelungen nit grfoIg
angeitrebt uno iid ME et1pas gu 5dul=
Sen fomnnen laiien, SOS linn iett bin=
6ern6 int @ttbetperb nm 1as Stoot=
fomiifdramt in SEN @eg treten fonn=
tie. @errn Scott 5iert Elm pielfad)es
@ei en, 6os i'm 5um 2iebling ser
9Irger ct. CLOUDS madte, un6 6ies
glei6 gefauige, ebrbare un6 5uberlai=
itge 8eien mir6 er erit rebt CUR Gel
trng gelangen laiien, menn Sic 8iir=
ger ct. CLOUDS i'm am @abltage nit
i6rer 5timme uno nit ser @abl fir
6os Committeeman beebren. Sein
gar5es Streben in Ser 11el,en Stel=
lung miirSe 5ubin geben, iid immer
nod mebr 6es 3ntrol1ens merlb gu
maden, NIT 6em ct 10 bGufig bon iei=
men Mttbiirgern beebrt muroe.
Gin Treun6 Scr @abrbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
81 .Rorsit,.nn. 2onaerhdaa Sen q. @sss 1912.

nib Elm 3eiden gegenieitiger 3ufrie.
oenbeit. - SSoiepb @obfa reiite mad,
langerem 8eiud)e bon bier mieoer r1ad)
Gutota 3uriid. - 8farrer @rotb tbiro
6teie @ofe III @ben @ol(ep beim bier
%5i9itiinoigen @ebete musbclfen. =
Matb. Sdpumader uno @eula1lin &C.
abitdtigen ibr @eim BON bier nad)
Ser @bite gortb 9aeierpation 5l1 Der
legen, no iie bel Der 1aulilie Heter
9erens 9amrtier 81, nebn!cu geoel1fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
Scr @abrbfit Sic Gbre.

uMprGitern" =&eooction! - @enn
ib in 9eadJ1tebenbem einem iungen
Monlt, Ser ii6 bei ser fommenoen
@abl Inn cas Mmt zines Stabtfont=
miilars bemirbt, III einigen empfeb=
le1t0e11 Musoriiden baS @ort re0e, 10
geidiebt Dies ni6t, um fir ibn Sic
@erbetrommel gu ribren, ion6ern ELM
fad aus Sem @runbe, ser @abrbeit
in 8e5ug auf feline 8eredtigung gu
6em bon ibm angeitrebten Mmte
3euga1iB gu geben. @err gorl 6.
Scott sebort felt 81 Sabren gu
Sen 8iirgern ser 5taot, fat bot fait
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

terer lit geiuno, f0rperli6 mic geiltig,
uno es lit arerfannt, no ii1tmer etn
gutter @eiit, ga Elm gutter aorper, urlo
umgefebrt. @err @ei termann tat eli
ne beneiSensmert5e Gergangenbeit,
Sic er folgreib mar, no imlner, OBJ IN
ct. Glouo ooer onltmo, i6m &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anrertraut ma=
rem, l11o er Ger tanD es, no imtner
CT 81 barrceln batte, iein eigeres Sd
itets sum @eiten oerer, Gle ibm |ein
3utral.er geid)enft, CUR @eltulw 5n
bringen. 3ieles Gertrauen ebrt i'm
in ieitlen1 Mlter, 6as leiner Gitergie
r,1o &iiitigfeit feinen Mbbrud tbut,
l1n0 oieie gnergie in Sen porgeriidten
Sabren un0 lein itets ibm nadge=
prize enes @oblpoQen gum aagemei<
men @eiten miro i'm erit reht ebren,
lpenn Sic @abl fe5 9iirgernreiiterS
Ser Staot ct. Glouo nodpnals auf
i'm fallen ioQte.
Gin after, ,uphlmeincnbcr 8urger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

Npda1pals Eierneit Gia Mnfiin5igung,
6uB i6 als @anSioat fir cos County,
gommiiiaramt bel Ser fommenSen
>Sta0tpabl I'M 6eloe bin, mo 5ugleib
sic @itte al ale Stinmgeber, ii6
mei,ler an Gen @agurllen giitigit er=
inneyn 5lt molen. Sd babe 5man5ig
Sabre langs grfabrung III Ser 8ub=
fiibrluag uno 5lgleid tbotiad)1ide @r=
fabrllng int ser Contribution Don 9lb=
5%ugsfanalen, @alierwerfen uno i'm
2egen bon Seitemuegen. Sd bin mir
iel6it belpubt, 0oB id) ser SteQung ge=
madien bin l1no fam 6%em5ufoge Sen
Stimmgebern sic Geriiderluag geben,
0aB tie feline gnttauidu1g erleioen
mercen, >pe11n tie mir ibre ltnter1tiib-
Jung 511fonmen la11en.
u. i. 9ne6cr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

bon 20 Sabren oas 8eifIide seiegnet.
Mit SEM @atte1t betrauern mebrere
@inoer Sen 500 ser grten Mutter.
Mittmod) Morgen fans nab einem tn
ser &atbeorale. a1 ct. CLOUD gebal=
tene,1 @equiem Sic @eeroigun9 itatt.
MGIge sic Ser torbene in Trie0cn ruz
gen!
Tarmima.
SSu elmer ergrei ie1roen abidieospre-
Ibigt peuabi9ieoete iid bodpp. p. Mei'1$,
rao, .. g. 9, am Sonntag Don Bic
lcr We1arince, bic er in lebter 3eit
III 10 rmlidtiger lrro liebepoaer @eile
perlpaltete. Sci oieier Yreoigt blieb
fem 9lllge troten, oeul1 lit Bent bod1p.
P. Meinro0 adtete lll0 llebte man
fier eiaen m,sge5eidlwten Seeler=
tirten, ser INT oos geiitige lpie leibli-
de @obl ser inn anpertrallten @eroe 10
lefr b%efiiumert mar. ST lit bon Jar-
ming geidieoen, obne al'd MIR elaea
ibm ltebelgelimten 81 bl11terlal1en.
Mn 5pnntog Mbeno lielt er nit SEM
,'@emein0eoor itano ieine lebteSerlamn1<
lung, uno al,9 bier mar eS oas frellno=
idegntgegenfommen, our@ oas er lid
bei jerren, sic nit ibm 0aS 6inan5iele
ser @en1enoe permalteten, l11 Ser ibm
eigenen @eiie al55eidnete. ltnter
ifn fat sic @enmtt1oe gar pieleS 5ltr
gbre @ottes geleiitet, u110 mas ol1r9
iei,1e Milben uno ietren Gifer gel4ob,
mir6 ibn lit oieier @emeinoe I'M be-
lten Mn0eni en erbalten. = Sob1 &p=
borit, melder zines M1genleioens lpe=
Gen BON einem 5pe5ialiitcn in Min<
neapolis bebo,1oelt mur0e, lit lebte
@of,e, bon ieinem 2ei0en befreit, mic
Ser 81 l,ns 5rriidgefebrt. = Sobn,
Sobn Ser bier %mobneu6en Samilie
&ermann 8lon1s, fam lette @oGe BON
CANADA 5uriid, nit einem Magcnlei=
Sen bebaftet, 0aroh ct iid 1onnerltag
noh Mnofa bega6, no er li6 i'm So
ipital inter ipe5ieae @ebanolung 0es
&lein geiteqt bat. : Mtf. S@eio
Don Serbian fat lebte @ode Sic @p.
2iifens 6arm be5ogen, Sic er leetell
!@etbit fdrfli6 in ieincn @eiib bmdte.
Cafe George.
@ei ser Snpnmabl ONT 3ienltag
letter ISOLDE ma1rbe Sobn q. Mn6er=
jon ols Sl1perpiior pieoer erwdGlt;
es bdtte au6 fir oieies Nmt fein
bellerer un0 ol1fridtiger Mann gel l1n=
ce1l perSen f0nrel1. Mutb. &iifler
trl1g audi ii6er ieinen @egner sos.
6abn}orit als Miieilor 0en Sieg oa=
BON. = Talll ObermiQer bon Mlbanp
mar bier BEL ser 6amilie Sobn Sil-
mber Sonntag auf 8elud. =
Mnton &iifler perfaufte lebte @ode
ein pertbbolles Bfer6. = Sobn Mo=
rib ir. lit mie0er in 3tenit bes @id}oel
@eller %getreten; es lit jett oos FINITE
SSabr, 6as er fir i'm arbeitet, &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

- @nrI Seattle bon ct. Glouo mar
bier in @eidaften. - gagelbaro uro
50bne merben in elm paar 8od)en
na6 Canada abreiien. = @eter &ar1t
BON Canada mar bier Bel let1eem
5dnoger Srqnf llnger al,f 8ei u6. -
SRI. @eronifa &rafer lulo Mnna Mtb<
n1alln maren bier bel ser San1llle gel1.
Sb0nboff 5u @aite. = Ser Gom%
ntcrciol Club faufte cine Gilenbobn=
>mgenla0ung Saattartoffel1, sic lt1~
ter sic Sormer pertbeilt mnrOen. Us
mer6en in oieler Nad)barldatt ipel11g=
items 200 Mcfer nit &artoffeln be-
pflan5t. Mlud miro bicr ein &artot=
fellagerbaa,s gebal1t, wie alb i'm So1l=
ltigen nidts lmterlaiien Meibt, Inn ore
@ort6eile ser Sarmer SIT fDroern. Sn
Souf Centre madt lih Elm llel,er @eilt
brett, uno eiue quite 3llfrnft ualerer
StoSt ltiist iib nltf sic Nadribt, coB
sic Milmm1fee Gilenba9n biele Sta0t
heriibren miro.
MaDbeiu Cafe.
&on1ntencen Mortag, oen 20. Mar5,
miro gum 6eite Mario=Sertiinoigu11g
iu uu1ierer Yiarrfirde ca5 Yatrol1s=
felt in feierliber 8ieie begongea. Ser
iebt ais &nplan i'm st. &apbaels So
ipital 5u ct. Glorlo angeltellte bodp.
SEER S. Maprbofer, melder poroem
lunlere @enrei1r0e ais Nfarrer BON
&ice aus periab, mir0 unter Ilitite1t5
0es bpdpp. P. SHELLS, .. 8. g., bon
ct. G(ouo uno bes bodm. SrtSpfar-
rers Elm 2epitenamt ceIebriren uno
ul1d) ielbit sic 6eitpre0igt balter. =
Gle bier am 10. Mar5 gebaltene
batte folgen>es grgebniB:
Superpiior: Solepb &rapef; @lerf:
Giielmann; 5dabneiIter: g.
u. @ili on; 6riecenSridter: s. %.
Jon; Gonlhble: Sobn 2e6nrann.
81. Suiepb.
Tie Mrbeiten an Sem 8nl ser Sir
he, melhe sic ebrp. 5dmei tern bier
>ieien Sonmer erridten laiien, iino
tim inn Gonge. Ser Staatsbau=SS ST.
Mr9iteften uno &ontraftoret1
paren Montag bier, un6 &anoperter
1l(er Nutiol1en fommen an, Die lid
II Y%ripatbGulern einquartierer. =
81. Ge@entar fm1fte bon Sofn Clint
11er lieben Stiere, mel6e Die id0ne
Sl1nrn1e bon $500 erbrad)ten. = Trau
Dfit,. Guns bon &erbam mar i'm elter=
id)en &altie fir cine @ode 5u Be
l1d u11o tebrte Montag NIT ibrer
Maria nab Berbam 5urld.
Die Iohter mar ieit @eibna6ten bei
zen @robeltern l1no benl,bte Sic 9ien=
tie eites ct. Gloucer Mr5tes.
Snnf &apios.
Sim Montag Norgen bat Jrau
Miidte, @attin oes Serrn
Sobn Sci dfe bon bier, 11a@ fait Ell
tent Sabre langen 2ei6en I'M Sitter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
gus Der m~msesemo.
Nl6ang.

6. 5. 9iett lcn. liegt INNER nod be-
oentflid erfrunft nieoer. = Ser So
milie Solepb 2cb11er mnroe eia mutt
tercs S0Gmdcu. gebore1l. @liif oa5ll!
@od1p. Yfarrer, P. Mnoreos, >.
3. 9, mar leste @pde eiluge Sage
III ser &apitolltaSt. = Irau Mmbros
Sr6qer Don @atpeton, u. O., beiill-
set lid bier 81, per>pal,ct= uno %frelllto=
ld)oftlid}cm @eiud). = SSobn &iittel1
trai Tier 81 eiueln ldngeren 8clll6t
tci leiuen ulten Treumoen ein. =
@n1. Gbrilteu Don &oscpe, g. g. 1T
nod ld,,9erenl @eil1de bel lei11en bier
>~uobuenocu @crnanoten Mitte lebter
@od,e 81 @eilh nad} Sal1t Ge'1tre
gereiit i. = Ser in Glrola Don ser so
operative Creamery SO. als Butter
n,ad,er a,1geitelte u. S. Sbielnon11,
ser Sic gleid;e Stelle in friiberen Sab=
rc,1 bier befleioete, crltattete pcrga'=
acne ISOLDE hieiigen gl,ten 6rellloea
ciuen mebrtagigen 8eiud. = Iron5
GGrilte11, Spbn Ser bier lpnbneneen
Tani(ie Seimrid) Gbriiten, lpelher TO-
ebe1 leine Stl1oien IN Ser 9ltd}fllb~
rl,,,g, Topographic u1o 56rellidrift
int elmer Sanoelsi6ule 5u st. CLOUD
%uollenoete, bat bereits cine 6ablteQe
i'll Mfora, Minn., o%1getreten. : Serr
u1o Irou Grnit Seller bon ct. Glono
uaren lebte ISOLDE einige Gage BET
Ser bier mobnen0en 6amilie S. ..
Ml,er SIT @aite. = S. %. Gbrilten
Don ser 6irr1o S. 8ier, Sobn & Gbri=
itcn fat iid nit leinem 8ru5er Mn-
breas, oeiien Sc ia1nobeit leioer ldon
(a,1git 81, >piinid,en ubrig lieB, na6
@alfer lit GoB County begeben, mo-
Ser junge, erfronfte Mann orei 800
uote inn Sonitoril1m SIT perbringer
geoenft, l1m Sic geifmad)te @eiuno=
teit 5l1 1tdrfen ms bon nelem SIT er=
friiden.
SUIT Gcntre.
Ser so SATIRE alte @err Sos. Cap
Ter lit m1f sic &ra1lfenitlbc angemie=
fen. : gl,f sic %trourige Madriht bia1,
oaB Iei>1e Ml,tter in @iscpnlin geltcr=
Ben iii, bot iid 81. &lei,t nad Sent Dr.
tie Ser Gralpcr begeben, Inn Ser Ml'tter
Sen lebten 2iebesoieult 5u ermeilen.
9. Shonboff Sobn Ser Tan1ille
SSolepb 560nboff> purre eineS @e=
idSmiires binter Sem DIR megen inter
ar5tlidle 8ebar0luug geiteqt, nno er
bofft, int Elm paar 5agen mieoer 51
oen @eiunben gere6net meroen 5rt fon=
men. = Geo. 8a6er bat etnen 80
Yfuno idmeren Tii6 gefangen. Das
ungeteuer mir6 aa1sgeitopft nno bonn
Commercial Club al1sgeltellt mer5en. |
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
GIr Gumu1iIilGir.

@ierutit fiinSige ih mild oils Gan=
bi5at fir Ole Office 5e5 &rnumiii1rs
lei ser Hrimdrmabl on, Sic ant 1.
Mprn 1912 gebalten miro, uno er=
Jude nm gefduige ltnterItiibunr1.
13=ba. u. s.. Smcber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
Mgent u%erlanqt. Sir cine quite Mr=

Mg(nf OerIangf. sur e11e CUTE UT
belt. Ssn Staarns County permittellt
@rober slt Mblieferul1g int naditen
SCRIPT @oaemuaaren, fabri5irt in SEN
MpaenntiiWen. Mau aorel=
fire lpfort in Gnglii1 6. 9. Saplor,
Barron, @is.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

5timmgeber als @anoiSat fir oo5
Sta0t=@ onmilllonSan1t bel ser fonts
menoen @abl. SIR %ergebener
16ba Carl 6. Scott.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-05-31
He ,Oas tossed couple Of blankets carp and pair of sousan

some similar building with corrals land other nc
ccssites for working the cattle but instead, the
camp was only sheep herders wagon with
supply conveyance standing near Ten miles to
the south there was another wagon. and further
on there was another. This was the Landing
camp. But for the presence Of the sheep and
their herders. the scene was lust as barren as
the remainder Of the range The supply wagon
drew mp alongside the herder' home, and Smith
and the other lambers began to assist in unhitch
INC the horses.
~WhcreH we put them" asked ono OF tine men
Put en-. asked Bumpass with sarcastic
laugh Where in hell do you think vel put
en-; In a box stall What do YOU know about
that Kelley,
A bushy head, the face covered with beard,
no two hairs oi which were parallel. stuck itself
through the rear window oi the wagon
Hello. Josh said the head. what's up:
~Lambcr wanted 20 know where 10 put the
horses
Tell him to 10 turn them out in the pasture
said Kelley.
j dswned upon Smith that there was no place
for the horses bui the range and he wondered
what would be done with them He saw Bum
pass take from the supply wagon SIN pairs OF
hobbies which he deity adjusted TO the iorelegs
al the animals. A portion Of grain was then
placed IN nosc-bags and each horse received his
evening meal. Alter the horses had been taken
care of. Smith Joined Bumpass in the herders
wagon. while the other lambers were put to tho
useful task 81 splitting wood and CARRYING water
for KELLEY. the camp cook. Smiths entrance into
the wagon vas Ike trip 20 fsiylsnd 10 a small
boy Concerning the home life Of the sheep
herdcr. he had gwen little thought and now he
was Seeing the practical side Of the work The
wagon had the ordinary running gear OF a farm
waEun-but upon Il was builded miniature
house. AZ the rear end was a bunk. supplied
with mattress and bedding which stretched from
one side ri the wagon 10 the other. Beneath the
bunk were a number o.; drawers in which pro-
visions WeTe Kept. and on each side were boxes
sunk between the wheels where bread and meat
were stored The stove was small four-holel
fspe. m which Kelley was baking bread The
foreman oi the OUTFIT. Doe Duncan. had lust
come m. and Kelley was preparing the finishing
touches - the evening neal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-05-31

There goes them yea lir :. Hoah, Brownie
way out around em-way out-wc 81 ioU-
tive and chuck 10 this-way out around en-
Fleet as a deer the handsome collie DOG shot
for tho lead Of the band. which had been feeding
almost on the run. and, during the conversation.
had spread out on incredible distance. The dog
went al speed which % Smith seemed imposs-
bic leapine in long bounds over the pricklv cac-
tus The sheep nearer saw him coming. and.
turning. lied 20 the rear b. the time he had
reached the lead. the cntir band was rushing
10 common center Turning The band with
his fast dog. Robinson now began 70 maneuyre
the sheep with a slower animal He raised bis
arms horizontally and bent them a. the elbows
until the hands pointed % The slxv The dog
stopped and then returned On his master.
Vow. Fuzz. said the herder to a iuzzy
English shepherd. AT EN- slow zz-up this
Wss-easy. now-e-e-oasy.
With a gesture this way and one that he de
rected the movements % the dog unfil ID seemed
a. though he moved like an sutemston. ~o per
icctiv did he execute The commands nj HIS mas
ter The sheen were gradually rounded up and
were soonIn a more compact mass. Again Rob-
inson raised his arm. hcni a. the elbows uRtI
the hands pointed 90 the sky. and the dog re-
turned.
We've col % be dragon along said Bum
pass They want these lamber> nCht away.
Those were sure smart dogs said Smith
dropping into the vernaculsr ri The country
Pretty fair curs-hut only FAR. SAID The driv
e. Charlie Is always showing OF his dog be
fore strangers Want TIL Won see old Scott down
20 camp Hes the DADDY 81 en- all He knows
more about sheep than any man m the country.
ANY hcrder thar Cits Old Sco-t only has ~ 81
hrs meals and draw hrs paw. The ourfif wuuldn
take thousand dollars i0r him Hes some sheep
DOG
They had DINNER a. a ranch house and then
pushed on Thc trad winch they were follow
ING was now uuiy isin- track The stops to
rest the horses became mu-e frequent The,
were now sixty miles frumf Buffalo. and were
nearing The camp az the SEQ outfIr
There -hey are said BurAFzss. pointing io
wagon. winch Vas covered ilkt hr oid-tIrlc 1Irsi-
-is schoon--s. with siort pir,e |tir<iug through
fhr Canrss rccf.
S-iih had szPs-tsd 70 - - houss o
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-02-15
Testing Coins.

There goes another man suffering
from degeneration of public manners
said the clerk in an aggrieved tone. II
gave him five pieces Of silver in max.
Ing change. and he tested every one
OF them to see If it was counterfeit
right before my eyes. 1t Is only late
~ that people who buy have got rude
enough to do that. Clerks always did
1t with coin that customers gave them.
but that was prerogative of tho
trade. For the customer to assume the
same privilege is usurpation of an.
cient rights. The worst Of 1t is most
people nowadays are pretty good
judges of bad money, and every little
while coin is refused because 1t is
counterfeit. The only way tradesmen
can teach customers the respect due
them is to turn their own backs when
testing money. That has always been
the custom in England. No tradesman
over there would dare FLIP a coin un-
der customers nose, and as a con-
sequence no customed has ever taken
That liberty with him."
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-02-15
Bruce and tho Spider.

Apparently the little fireside story
about Bruce and the spider ia in the
category of fables. So eminent an au.
thority as Sir Herbert Maxwell says In
Robert the Bruce"
What is the evidence to be found
n support of 1t? Not in tho writings
of Barbour. Fordun or Wyntoun. those
most nearly contemporary with Bruce
md least likely to suppress q circum-
stance SO picturesque and illustrating
10 aptly the perseverance and pa.
Hence of the national hero under dos
perate difficulties.
mo; nothing is heard Of this adven.
ture till long after Bruce and his
comrades had passed away, and then
It makes its appearance in company
with such trash as the miraculous an
pearance Of the arm bone of st, FIJI.
an on the eve Of Bannockburn. and
worthy Of just about as much consid-
Dration."
30 goes another Of the yenerated
eSends of childhood,