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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-14
SHOCKING SUICIDE
IN TOWN OF LIMA

Roy Norris, a young farmer IN
the township of Lima, son of J. L.
Norris, CLERK of that town, commit
teed suicide Monday by going into
the barn with shot gun and plac-
ing the muzzle of the gun, against
himself discharged the same, death
ensuing almost instantly. But few
particulars of the sad affair have
been learned here. but the young
who was soldier in the Spanish
American war is said to have been
experiencing a fit of dependency
for some time previous to the
tragedy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-14
age. central power plant, shops, depot
and Offices

age, central power plant, shops, depot
and Offices
1t means if the company's plans
are carried out the permanent employ
ment of 100 men who will be citizens
of Lancaster. Will the city and bust.
ness interests generally derive no
benefit from thisf Even a pessimist
should be able to see these features,
but none are so blind as those who
will not see.
1t was expected that opposition
would present itself. Personal
opinions on matters of this character
frequently change, but memories
linger. Those who actively opposed
the building of the first railroad into
Lancaster, by the Chicago & Tcmah
Railroad Company, soon after its COM
ing seized on the opportunity that
presented itself and invested in city
properties that today are worth four
or FIVE times their original cost.
Without the Chicago & Tomah Rail
road, subsequently The Chicago &
Northwestern, what would Lancaster
population De today? Would the new
court house have been builtf No,
There would have been two counties
instead of one; just double the cost to
the individual taxpayer to maintain a
county government.
No one knows better than the
writer of the efforts made to effect
county division, as he participated in
the effort to prevent such division.
and had it not been for the presence of
our one railroad, Lancaster would
have had no claims for the county
seat worth mentioning. and Grant
county would have been divided.
AS Mr.. Stone said in his com.
munication, don't be misled. I
say to those who may read, this
matter is up to the voters of Lancas-
ter, August the Goth. Don't oe
misled;" the company's proposition
is bona fide. its undertaking is an
honorable one. If successful it means
the coming of great development for
this section of the country, a new
era of business. a keeping pace wi tn
other sections where like railroads
have been built; don't be misled.
If you desire TO tuzn the wheels of
progress backward and say to your
neighbor this shall not be a COM
munity Of interest. them vote against
the railway company's proposition.
Again I repeat. don't be misled" by
the vail of the pessimist. If you
wan new business. better business,
more people and more capital invested
in this section of country, more op-
portunities for the present and COM
ing generation to secure livelihood,
then vote for your interests and the
interest of your children vote FOR
the Railway Company's proposition.
Don't be misled. Pessimists
and men without interest in the
future, governed only by mistaken
and ultra selfish motives. never de-
velop anything their lives are spent
seeking advantages they may gain of
their neighbors without cost to them
selves. Very Truly.
THOMAS Mc0ONAI n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-14
Lancaster and Hurricane Presbyterian
Churches.

Sunday August IS. Lancaster,
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. English
service at 10 :45 n.
Christian Endeavor at 6 :45 p. m.
Hurricane. Sunday school at 80
p. m. English service at 3 80 p. N.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05

Sa, iltlIi1, ibr Yriiorr. mir miiiieR
SeBt picoer riidcn iils sSelol
5ribericlts ruit, ullier @onig:
y4llnnS, iriid, ms @emebrl
Gs iuolIen 10 piclc 3einoe
Anf infer HrcllBcn baber
3ablreid) mo prad)tpoll iinb hieie
9ieOer; eeionNcrs Der 3ietcn . Suiar
miro ~uerberrlid)t i'm olteu 2anos.
fned)tston. Gic 6rciheitsfriege pa.
ben feline 10 reid)e grnte oeS iolbati.
id,cn @olfsliebcS acbraft; bier iiber.
luogen ole almltbidtar, ole iid). on.
bers ais 81 Sricorid,s Soften Die
8amlcr. aleiit mo ieIbit @leim. eng
an Die @olfslprif nnidloiien. 1866
mnS 1870 nbcr BADEN ms Bonn mie.
Der idone So~lootculieber Scld)cnft,
sic cinen gefilhlpoll mcid,en mo oph
ernit mcnnliden Con hoben. 10
,.&aum pnr Ole Sdlodt bon aouig.
grdt poriiber", Sic Sonne iant inn
@citen lno nit ibr id)manb Die
Sdlad)t" nStille mars nadl latwem
Gdladltactilmmcl". Iiid) Die ncilcite
3eit icet pielperipred)cnoe Sriebe on.
Die nod Der gntialtimg barren
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05

L.EaNL[ 1870 rU
Stets febrt and Die 8er5errlidaarg
oes ariegslcbens wieoer, in ben to.
ben ilie9eroen 8lattern oes 6reibhJ.
j1brigen arieges. Die init unbeimlp
diem Walgenbnlnor BON allen Shano.
tbaten Der entmenibten Solbatesfa
beritten. in Den raip frobIifen Ser.
len aus ben Soeen Yrin3 gugens:
SolOatcnlico orei
veooioal Srild luitig, Soloaten
fomnen an,
Mrn, Bauer, mad quito Gnartiere!"
nnb in Dem gut semeinten 2ieo BON
1860:
.Das idlonite 9ebcn anf Der @eIi,
Siibrt Der Soloat. Sieht er ins Selb.
Tann id,nallt or iein Sornilter,
.Scin WGofen berst unb fiibt er,
Gralif sieht er bin nit leidltem Sinn,
Genft manfmal nod ans 2iebd)en
Fin,
Gem treit lit Die Soloatenliebe,
ia 2iebc, ia 2ie6el
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
3nrHdbc5ublt

nMa, mie gcbt's sir. alter Si,nec?'
SID, lciber ihlcdt genilg! Oh
meibt uieIlcid)t, ooB id) Dor eini9er 3eit
oil mciu Scrmo9cn auf meme Trol,
iibcrtrlg. oomit - Gb cin paor
2cllte, bcneu i6 ctnas idulOia mar.
es mir nidt meancbmcn fonnter. -
ga. has meiB ih; nno nm? - .Ma,
nm bat Iic ebcn hns @clO genommcn,
nno BOT mid pcrlQiicL neil iie iagt,
lie mGrc nid)t i'm Stalr0c, I6nger nit
rincm Monnc 5IIammcn 5li lcbcu.
ser feline @l1ubigcr beidminbrlt bu.
BE-" -n-- 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Sic fran,Siiide spciiefarte.

Gincm @ait lcgt ser aellner Ole
Spcllefnrtc Dor, uno nad lnngcm
Stitoicren fin0ct Der Siln0rise ais
bllli9ites @erid)t: pomlncS frites 81
90 Efa. Gr bcitellt Oicie. inoeIn c, bic
@crtc alsiprid)t mic geidrie6cn IIS
i'm Der 8cllncr irnNt, mas niinfd,en
Sic 81 Den polnmeS rites, aab CT be.
ldcioen 5lir Mllhrort: .Ginige gero.
itstc Sortoifeln."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
6a!aRt.

Gin grdnti8am bicIt Sir Souo lei.
ler Srnlt felt in DER ieiiiocn.
%, fornte iJ ood) Dieie .Sano I'M.
ll,cr IN Der mcinigeu feitbalten!" -
o5a INNER, oulln fonnteit 0u uie.
mails lieDr &lauicr ipicIe,t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Der uflaiiide" Seioartillerie-
llntcroffiSisr

.Giuidbriacr Miiller, sic iino ia
i'm biirAcrlid)cn 9oiein 0oftor, ain
floiiid) aebilbet. mo buben Genntpia
I'M glltcrtbnm. Gllt. sic pliben bclitc
Die Hicr6e Nntouius un6 Cleopatra"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Scr llntcriGieo.

gFnpa, mas 1T ciacntlid, Der Inter.
idico 5luiidlen Geographic unb Tufo
hiogropbic2" Gle Geographic,
ileiIi Sobn 5ci0t einen MenjGcm
mic CT lit, mio Ole NutcbioDrapbic,
iule or lld) eia5iIocL 5a iein!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Heipeftuoll.

.Sdou' nal Den Sunb, &athi! Der
1T anf orei NusItcllltnger pr1miiert
nnb iolI eiren 8crtb bon tauienb
Collars babcn!" ,Sb man benz
Elm Stilf @nrit anbieten barf?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
@nt %grgcGcn.

Sli cincm fItincn 5dntierea s1eatcr
miro aGidlaro III anf9tiii6rt ,Su
Der 5dllodtbenc ruft Der a6uil:
sin 3tcro, Gin Hfer6, Gin a~6igrridy
firm N'ferb!~ "a iArcit Gin 3n06rer
bon Der @aIIerie: ,9nnn's l!ihf Mtil
cin Giel iein2" ltno 5orrig r,lit
Der Sd)anipipier 5uritt: .9tatiirlidl
fuulllitn Sic mir rrmtcrlr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars
yelobniln9 fir ieben Sail bon So.
tarrb. Der nidt burh ginnebnlen
bon Sails &atarrb.8ur gebeilt pcr.
ban fam.
S. S. gbenep & Co., gisentb.,
Sole6o, o.
8ir, Die unterSeidneten, baber
s. S. gbeneD felt Sen lesten Is Sab
rem gefannt urb balten i'm fir ooll'
fornnetl ebreltbaft in alien @eidafts
perbanolnngen unb finan8ien beid
bigt, ale BON ieiner Sirnla eingc
oangenen gerbinolidfeiten 81 er'
fijnen.
@eit & 9ruar, @ro6banSeIs.
9rrguiiten, SoIebo, 8.
8aI6ing, 9innan & @arpin,
@robbanoels. 9roeuiiten, So
Iebo, Ohio. /,
Sails aatarrb.& Sur miro. inner.
lid aenonlntell lnb Dirft bireft alli
oas 9lut inib bie idIeimigcn Sber.
fldden bes Spitems. 3eugniiie frei
uerionbt. Greis 75c. fir bie Sla.
die. 8crfauft bon alien Ipotbcfern
Sails Samilien.@iGen iin1 Ole
6eiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05

DtH,
9enn treil lit Die ScIbatenliebe,
ia 2iebe, ia 2ie6el
Sier mie 70 oft flingt nit Der Col.
batenfreube Ole Soloatenlie6e suialn.
men. Sic ipielt natiirlid md, IN Die.
ier 2prif Die grobte Holle, in Der 2nIt,
mie man iif rio lieblid aeieilet",
inb i'm riihreno roiden abidieb.
Bon Scr 9raut reiBt lid Der 8efrut
in erimmem @eb:
nIbie, be%r5tnniiger Sdae.
Gid mllb ib laiIen,
Sin ih Soloat. Golbat,
MuB alf Die StraBen."
Neben 2ebensgliif ,nb 2iebes.
freuoe tretcn i'm Soloatenlie6 oher
alid oic Shattcnieiten in allen @po.
den beroor. Sd]oa Der 2anosfnedlt
flogt iibcr fem Glenb nnb ipdter be.
ninnt elmer. Ger Sen gn~tbebrnneen
bcs 0icnites Die @eauentlid}feit bcs
gcmiit6lifen Seimcs in uielen Stro.
pben en%tgegcnltellt, Ieincn &lagcinng:
,SoloatenIcben lit ein barter Gnt.
idluB." Nlts Der Ingit nno Dual
res IS. Sabrbinberts heralts, no bas
Observation-Disclosures unb oas Terfo1l.
fen Der 2onbcSfin6er al Ser Cages.
prbnlng mar, iammert elm belIiId)cs
SolootenIicb: % aniiel. 0 aoi'el,
rcroammtcs Sammertbol. Iild) Der
&riippcl lit cine it0noige Siarr oes
| Sol6ntenlieocS:
y0tit iommernpollem 9life, =
Bon tauIeno Soroen idnpcr.
Sinf ih an meiner Stride
SSn meter @elt lumber"
iinat ser v9ette[ioISat". @cinnocrs
h1ilfig mcrhen bic Snpolioen ole
SGlger angcfiibrt in Ser 3cit Srico-
fid)s oeS @roBen. Wcillcno itcDcu lie
an ieinem @rabe:
,Sier itcben mir ailf unicrn 3riifen,
Gelebnt an &ntcr 6ricorifS @roh,
l1nb Sbr1reu "itiir5en bon oei Sliden
gui unlcrn grailen Bart berab."
Tod 70 mnnd)er u@ol5inB" 6at iih
o1d) ieinen Silnlor bemobrt, Die quite
2alrne, Die ia iiberbollpt ben ltGrflien
Son i'm Singer Ser SolOoten onAiht.
Gum &inbelnicact miro alld, Der ser.
5eridoiiene .Sliigel" nod laugen,
meint Ga etmo eiller, ooer er entid)1.
bist iid fir ieinc Stillciibenmiiiicn
bitrh Die t%ollitcn Shilberrn9en iei-
ner grlebniiie. Ser oGiienireiier",
ser 8rabl6nnS uno @romdrbo3 lit
cine fomiide 9ieblin0sgeitalt rnb
cbenio ser @etf, Ser St,,ter, Ser &c.
prdientnnt ienes iippieen Solba.en.
Dodymutbes, Der idon I'M oSoieitcll.
fcl" Der 2Qnosfnefte nit geihlistcn
Gllhermaiien paraoierte, uSoINo.
tenitdno lit ser critic St1n6i" dc
9aliern mo 9onomerfer m9Gten's
eheuio gut boben; am berodtctiten
iino oie uSebcrfuhicr", Die Sdrciber
mnb S%tubcnbodcr ,lnb fcine id)lim.
mere Rloge fenlt ons Soloatenlieb,
ols DAB Ole Sober mebr eclte afs ser
Gege1,
Sn iold)en Nnidairingsfreiien be.
lpegt iif miiere SolSotenlprIf, ole
cine 9liitbeseit nod bcn 2anos.
f%nedtstagen eigentlih crit inter
Srieorih .. @r. mieoer erreidte. Gle
Gntartung Der a~riegs5id)t mGbrcno
Ses groBen aric9cS lieB aud) bie Sic.
Scr oerroben ooer i'm ~oltmobiid)cn
SdnorfeIfrom crltarren. Selten lit
Elm mirflid, marfi9es, polfstbiimIid)c3
Sieo, mic Dos BON Sillps Mieocrluge
bel @ieSlod):
D@ir babcn Den SilIp mnfs Saupt &c.
id)la9cn,
llno tb1ten i'm aus Dem Seloe iagen;
Yer Sdimpf, Der miro lid inad]er,
gtit @ottcs Sill inp mlicrm Sdnpert
Sbm tbeucr 9cnlodlt iein 2adFn -
ia Sad)cn."
0ie @eitnIt oea Yaonios Gus
Sdppeornlonbe". @lritan NooIis.
A NJ ILL.H- 49, L 7
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
@ert1uulles Mftiunm.

&onfurspermalter: Die Eaiii.
ben oeS N%itrononlen betra9cr 5cbntnll.
ieilb Mart." - @elogeber: .llnb bir
4ftipen?" aonfnrsperlpalter :
.gtur 5luei neiient6edte aometeu,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05

a@enn idl aeitorben bin
60 t6ilt man mid begra6en,
Miit SrommpI un0 nit Spiel,
8ie's bic Solonten baben.
9rei 5alpen 9ibt man mir
Sns iieIe @rab binein;
Gas 1T SolSat'n Maiier,
2aBt onore lnitig ieinl"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-20

= "a
"y -. 'ne o N A.cs ou.
80 .a. 9oul ona"ees WIN
.nae e'ass ~ eon.essan's are more tnah
eu .,.S e spS ~ iooN at PIG,
o,e uuocv Eyes anu
- ''' eeses
iosr !o"es
nv. e'"'ion
'ne pa'. VI une Sonees' nui.or. as y
mas zee" piovon III oon'es.s siihiiar
W ms v o''o u,e oo".ss. "a
~
a.sa.n..a - 1pe4n. s VI ~.
.,.s ~. W." .s,s ass ~. "a, a"a o ,ns -
pse ~oo eaI ", W o.s po,ee'nai
- oseo
J.. ~. 80 =. s.,.. w.. -
- ~ ~
a..
~ uS
$500 a,,,,..a H.. =, sop ,s.,s .o. W.
",s 49,, a,nn.,,a . sa. az. 49,
gu" as wy
-. 50 80. ~, :, 80 -,
- n y. vs.,
- 49, ~ 4. .. 80 Ahsa,,,.n,.. ~
80. ~. Ce.s.,
ISL y, ~. al. go, ,,,,s ,o..~...,
W. ~ -, 49, an az -. sou
,,.,,, l., '. rs" 1 con.o.. ~" ~ GU sou az
-, Us -, 80. -
n'nu ,na. Norss eo'e ~ o
.e , a., ,e, Ct,
$3.50. a ~, ~ ~. .r,.,a'
~ W. s III ~ rai.a,
.ou"' -, W. az 'n.e .n1 po -.
80 g.. .'.a t, ~. r,a,o,o,,,,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-20

CuticurA Soar and Ointment sold throughout the
world. Liberal sample OF each mailed free. with
S2-p. book. Address 'Cuticura," Dept, 2. Boston.
wTTender-faced men shave in comfort with Cuti.
cura Soap Shaving Stick, &c. Liberal sample free.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-20
Il Win Not Borrow The Capital
News from My Neighbor Any More =

We received a letter In this morn
ing's mail from lady residing in
Nampa, enclosing a check for one
years subscription and the back pic
lures and q Catalogue. And she ex-
planned that she had been getting our
paper, daily and Sunday, from one OF
her neighbors, but that since the Book
lovers Contest had started she receiv-
ed 1t with from two columns to a whole
page cut out. That aroused her Curl
osity and she began to ask questions,
and was told that the Capital News
was conducting a Great Booklovers'
Contest in which $500 worth of prizes
would be given to the contestants who
solved the most correct answers to
pictures representing books that were
appearing In the Capital News and
would appear every day for Is days.
And her neighbor explained to her
that she could. II she wished, get all
the back pictures and a Catalogue free
by sending in one year subscription.
When everything was explained to her
she made up her mind she had just as
much chance to get part of that $500
as her neighbor and she wrote out her
check for $500 and mailed 1t to U.S.
And 1t may be the best investment she
ever made in her life! And the moral
to You IL you have been borrowing
your neighbours paper is: Go and co
likewise! And we can assure you that
you will find 1t the most interesting
and profitable game you ever took
part in!
And remember that in this delight
full contest you do not have to solicit or
advertise, or beg your friends to vote
for you SO you can win a prize. All
the work you can do quietly in your
own home. and all that you do counts
for you alone. And taking 1t for granted
that you are reading the contest story
for the first time we will explain the
advantages Of having a Booklovers'
Catalogue and exercising your right to
extra answers on each picture.
Our Catalogue contains the titles Of
nearly 5000 books with the names of
the authors, and ALL the prize titles
are in 1t! When you see one of the
prize pictures and 1t suggests a GER
tain title to you and in consulting your
Catalogue you do not find 1t listed dis
miss 1t from your mind entirely, be-
cause 1t is Absolutely not the right
answer to that picture. Tor If it was it
would be in our Catalogue. as ALL the
prize titles were taken from that Cata-
logue. If in consulting the Catalogue
you find several titles that might fit
that picture use them ALL, as you
are entitled to ten answers on each
picture, or $50 in all. With the aid Of
the Catalogue you have an equal
chance with the most educated man
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-20
DON'T SCOLD AN
IRRITABLE CHILD
If Tongue Is Coated, stom-
ach Sour, Breath Feverish
Give Syrup of Figs" to
Clean the Bowels.

Your child isn't naturally cross, ir-
ritable ana peevish, mother! Examine
the tongue; IL coated. 1t means the
little ones stomach Is disordered, liver
inactive and it's thirty feet Of bowels
clogged with foul. decaying waste.
Every mother realizes after giving
delicious Syrup of Figs" that this is
the ideal laxative and physic for chill
dren. Nothing else regulates the little
ones tender stomach, liver and bowels
SO effectually. besides they dearly love
its delightful fig taste.
For constipated bowels, sluggish
liver, biliousness. or sour, disordered
stomach feverishness. diarrhoea, sore
throat, bad breath. or to break cold,
give one-half to a teaspoonful Of "Syr-
up Of Figs" and In few hours all the
clogged UP waste, sour bile. undigested
food and constipated matter will gently
move on and out Of the system without
gripping or nausea. and you will surely
have q we'll. happy and smiling child
again shortly.
With Syrup Of Figs you are not drug
ging your children, being composed en-
tirely OF luscious figs, SIENNA and aro-
mates 1t cannot be harmful.
Full directions Tor children of all
ages and for grown ups plainly printed
on the package.
Ask your druggist for the full name,
syrup Of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA"
prepared by sthe California Fig Syrup
Coz This is the delicious tasting, gen.
uins old reliable. Refuse anything else
AlkAPAA---Ad.'
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-20
DIABETES
Simple Herb Quickly Cures This Dread
DisAaaa IA STAY CurAd

Disease TO Stay Cured.
Diabetes has heretofore been consid-
cred incurabie. and the only hope held
long their years by strict dieting.
A plant recently discovered in Mex
leo. called Diabetol Herb. has been
found to be a specific in the treatment
of diabetes. quickly reducing the spe-
cine gravity and sugar. restoring vigor
and building uD the system.
This harmless vegetable remedy will
relieve the patient Of his worst symp-
toms. In the most aggravated cases,
within a week. and II prove It we will
mail the first soc package for CSC, with
diabetic. containing latest diet list and
exclusive, table of food values. giving
percentage of starch and sugar (carbo-
hydrates) In $50 different foods.
fer and send 26c TODAY for a full-sixed
SOC PACKAGE: AMES CHEMICAL CO.
Box 340-L. Whitney Point. N. ADV
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-20

II your wateh passes ysrou0n our ~.
pair department and doss not give sat.
isfaetion We will give Q new move.
mont in exchange.
CON w. HEeeE, Jswsisr.
Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-20

For dental work, n. Buttner, 4o3
Idaho Bldg. Phone TAO. DI
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
QUEER BITS OF HISTORY.

Possibility that the specie aboard tho
steamship Delhi. wrecked the other day
near Gibraltar, will be lost recalls the fact
that In 1870 q SCotchman named Johnston
patented treasure safe for ships de-
signed 10 render such loss impossible. His
proposal was that an unsuitable safe
should be suspended at the ships daVits,
ready to be lowered into the water at "A
moments notice. and he invented con-
trivance by means OF which the safe
would detach itself on emergency and float
ships captains. however. declined to en-
tertain the thought of having safe full
Of money hanging at the davits ready to
the hand OF any who cared to trust 10 Il
dark night and the navigable qualities OF
tho chest to make off with IL.
II Is believed that no modern legislato
keep themselves up to the mark In the
same dangerous way as some OF their
predecessors I'm the British Parliament.
"Husklsson told me-" writes Lord Brough-
ton. that Lord Castlereagh and Lord Liv-
erpool both took ether to keep them going
when speaking. He also told me that no
once asked Mr. Wilberforce what made his
fingers so black, and Wllberforce told him
that he was In the habit Of taking opium
before Il long speech; and to that said
he. i owe all my success as public
speaker.
Besides prophesying wares. revolu-
cions and the death Of kynges." an al
the proper day TO take medicine Monday
was the day for ailments Of the legs,
TUESDAY for affections of the head But
what the sufferer was TO do who had a
pain on the wrong day it does not state
CHICAGO News.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
WIRELESS STATIONS
Atlantic Coast Service Of tie
United States.

Of the ffty-four fuly equipped wireless
stations on ~. Atlantic seaboard twen'r-
two arc operated by the United states
navy. seven by the army sixteen hy m"
United wireless Telegraph Company, seven
bv the Marcori company and two by the
United Fruit COMPANY. IN addition 20
theee the navy operates I've stations in m"
West Indies and central America. th"
United wireless three and the United Fruit
Company six While there are other sta
tons operated by other companies. the only
one Of these In constant commercial opera
tion &c that If New York newspaper
situated At the Battery, on the lower end or
Manhattan Island
The naval stations extend from Cape
Elizabeth. Me. 20 Key West, ria. with two
,, tho Iulf Coast. one ~ Pensacola ana
tho other AZ New Orleans Their" IS also
p high roUe~ station 1t Guantanamo. Guns.
tn w1ter base = II Atlantic Tx ana
thor. Ir. .va ....u- a.. the '-thu... s.ii-
atcd al colon and Porto Bello. respectively.
nv relaviuR. a message may be sent from
one extreme ~ the navy circuit 20 the
other without the slightest doubt fhat the
message will reach It's destination
Besides handling the official business "
the navy and keeping war vessels almost
constantly IN touch with tho department AZ
WASHINGTON. the naval stations send ont
a noontifuo signal each weekday followed
~ tho weather report from IN" N'cIihF
IN which the station 's located, ana aS''
when storms are brewing, warnings l'-
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
WORRY AND BE HAPPY.

The turtle never worries.
He lives It is said. in some parts of the
earth thousand years, or nearly that long.
and maybe longer
That may be a good thing for the turtle.
His only discovered purpose is 70 continue
to exist.
But animals that worry live more IN q
minute than the turtle does in his thou
sand years.
Worry kills" they say. II IL does. II is
simply because il stimulates the qualities
which are life, and IN the degree that there
ia stimulation there is wearing out. which
u death.
But what man would want to live the
life Of turtle?
If there be any, he has nothing In him
that anybody can respect. There IS moth
Ing In him that he can respect himself
He might tolerate himself. He could
tolerate anything federation would bs his
great graft.
You could spit on him and he would
sn,ile back You could kick him and he
would draw more closely within himself
and say nothing. AL he wants is TO exist
But the successful man wants to worry.
and he does. Worry is the best expression
of mental ACTIVITY. II 10 iohONti"A -
dissatisfaction with ones shortcomings or
conditions II is the first incentive to I'M
nrovem.nt. II is the first step toward re-
solve and effort.
Worrying over trtfes is foolish worry
Ing other people with your worries 10 per
nioious. You can make life miserable fof
yourself with the one and for everybody
who knows you with the other
But don't be a turtlei
The man who mover worries Is nothing
but an existence. unsatisfactory to himself
and disgusting TO others The mother VINO
never worries has had. the chances are.
ten or twelve children born TO her and mas
put eight or ten Of them away in thef
graves. The graves will probably be nicely
kspt. but the children under ground can
not appreciate that.
Don't worry over worry. You need I'll
Athens (Ohio) Messenger.