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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02

title iig pelpiaig og poe Den neSpen'
oige asiiitanre.
SORT / Sunni 1914 ifal "5ram"
bore fIar til afgons ira Gan
Srancisco.
IoaIo Imunoien pil | Se9pnoel'
fen al SuIi iaar pGre fGrotg neo
fine $50 Soreorag her / ImerIfo os
fommer ba uper til europa. San
fourner ga artagelta at boloe enoel
6oreorag peo De itore gaoeIteoer,
Sitenbe, gir les Sains, Sarlsbao
III. H., bpor ct International % IN.
teresieret Bllblifum pil p9re iamlet
poa Dem Sib. autagelig fommer
Iminbien / SonrmerenS e0er Se-
items Sob biem til gSorae Ell Cur.
Oct er Weningen, at ban 'fulbe tage
ct fortere 8ltrius / Sceanografi |
Bergen. San ifal ogiaa Ell Ntaa'
neo8 Sib antagelig / Iugult eler
September paa oceanografiif Sogt
nteo Spriten al @onuco. Ruor ban
fommer tilbage boIoer ban antaee.
Zig erboa en- Serie S~oreorag, % bpis
iaa "Sram" ifal goa giennem go
namatanalen, refer amlrroien til
Imerifa % fsrer "6rom" igiernem.
8 aae 3iIf9loe pil ban piltnof pore
tilbage i Noree ieien til Sulen, Oa
ban life bebsper at bore / Gan
6raneisco isr paa 8uriommeren
1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02
Stefansion / Vew porf,

Sra Stem 0orf beretteS Den 27be
april: Gen a~rttiife Spoageliesreis
ienoe og Spbager al De bpioe gifi.
moer, Silbialmlr Stefarsion, an
fom ibag nteo 9ampercn "St. Saul"
ira europa fcrat l9g9e ben itbite
Saanb paa Sorbereoelierne til lin
fireaariee erpeoition til NoropolS.
egnere llnber Sen fanaoiife Gegie-
rings guipicier.
San oplpite / ct Snterpietu itrar
efter 9anoitigningen, at Seniigten
meb bans npe expedition belpis og.
iaa bar ben at itlbere bisie boioe
gifimoer libt n9rntere. Si unores
paa, bporfra De ~oprinoelig ifriper
fig, iaebe ban, for De fan life bore
fremItaaeoe Tom Sslge at Spblan'
bling meb Be bpibe S%ualfangere.
aneaaenbe ben al bam tibligere
fremiatte Sbeori, at be bar Otter.
fommere al Be i i'm Sib fra 8reH.
lamb foripunone 0orbmpno, pilbe
ban life uotale Jig nermere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02

Den mer. G~entraIbare blep sNer
lcat mellem ben erobre0e 9p % so.
p~eoitaoer, iaa De iIDqtenoe maatte
tase Sooen paa Rotteu, ioet De tog
meo iig, bpao De funbe bare al Bro.
piant og andre Sornsbeubeoer.
Otter Snotagelien al Santa Roio
los Sniurgenterne3 Gbei Sberit
Sernanbe5, Den isOernle @orriionS
Sfficerer %ilimmariit itpbe, oeriblonot
@nrniIonens Gommunbmt, Sberit
EIeblita. 2igene loo oe Ii99e paa
@aoen / "a elmer, ioet De forflos
reoe, at bette bar ben Waooe, Gr9s
iioeut IaberoS Gig bIep bebonolet
pQQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02
Wyroet Voromano.

Ora Chicago meoOeles Oen 2soe
April: en- Hatpagtmano peo Ra9n
ebparb 2borieu ianbtes igaar Ior.
ges iiooen0e ibieIitliot ! Ell Stol inoe
paa Commercial 5urnitare Ranu.
featuring Gompanps aonior, PIP
8eit Superior Street. Golitiet bar
iai en- narmere Inoerisgelie igang.
Sagen er temmelig mpitiif, for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02
Konsresmeno / Sare.

guepe Meblemmer al Senatets oe
Observation-Disclosures 5laabefomite
fom forIeoen Dag mere paa at blipe
iprengt / 2uften, mems De iom Eli.
ifrere operpar Slaabens Sfpoespelier
paa Subitb Sounb, ca. 80 Dtil isn'
benfor @aibington.
Slaabens 0amppacbt "9olpbin"
iom be befanote fig omborb paa, blec
nemIig / ben tGtte Saage, iom Inn
oper Sunbet, taget for ben gamle aa'
nonbaab ~aataboin", Der bar Opan.
fret iom Sfpoeifiue, og Ell pPloig,
8OO.gunbs @ranat, ionl bar tiltGnft
benne, fom iuienbe imob "2ol'
pbin", far / S%orbiiarten Ell Of Eros
ierne / Tissen tpert oper % erplo'
Sereoe bare ct iaa fort Stpffe ira
gaften, of 8anoipruten itoo ON
Observation-Disclosures, iom be.
fanot fig oppe paa bens S9f.
De fit fig en- alpcrlis Sfret | 81.
BET, men Hap eIers uifabt fra bet.
Oct bar, bpao man / Sanbbeo fan
faIoe "a eloie COLI.
De eQepe Observation-Disclosures
Iom iaa upentet fom iii at "Iugte
aruot", par Senatorerne Bomber
ter fra @aibinstcn og grpan ira
Slorioa, % Observation-Disclosures Sao.
gett ira Sennesiee, Softer ira Sli'
nois, guhanan fra Slinois, Sebion
ira alabama, 6regg ira Seras, Bath.
ricf ira Ohio, Butler fra 9ennipl.
pania, 8oberts fro Masiaduietts %
@itberipoou fra Iisiisiippi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02
6en. Gohrane 600.

Sfsleeen telesrofiif MteobeIelie ira
philadelphia er Gbefen for De 6or.
Staters WarineforpS, grieaoegeue.
raj Senrp Clap Gohrane, icm meo
Itor geremmelie oeltog / ben ipanif,
amerifanife aria, / Selttosene paa
6%ilippinerne % Cuba % / @orerop.
itanoen / China, Den 27be 6s. ofgoaet
peo Gsben / lit Siem i GbeIter, ga.
San e~iterlaber fig Gnfe, Ell Sat
ter oa Ell Seu, ebparb, Der er So.
oct peb Sisfrigsifolen / SnnopoIi8.
General Gohrane bar peo fin 9eb
20 aar galnmel. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02
OYt 1oroifielp,

Sra IontreaI, Canada, melbes,
at ct let Soroifielp inOtraf Oeritebs
8l. 1880 ON aftenen Den 26be Ipril.
Hpitelierne bar, iaapiot bibtil pioe8,
ingen Sfabe anrettet, bporimob oct
fo%raariageOe abifiaig Sorifreffelie
blanot Batienterne paa ct al Soipi-
talerne i 9pens Seitfant, bpor Gp'
itelierne bar l~terfeIt.
SorbIfielnet merfebes o9iaa / flere
al 2anosbperne | BEN norblige Del
al Staten SEEM gorf, og | Sttaipa,
Ontario, bar set iaa iterft, at 9pg.
ninger rpiteoe i fine @runonoloe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02

loaptot Tom Ger intet Snobruo bar
Iorepet cler ~noaentina itiaaIet. por.
len bar bIepet orebt al en- auaIe,
iom bar gaaet inc paa peuitre SIDE
al Sooeeet. @u &epcIper meS Oct
enc Sab aiifilSt ianoteS paa @uIpet
/ Rprbeoeu al Siget. 3borien oar
ugiit.
S'sI8e en- ienere NeSSeIeIie bel
Der Eo!itict til Den Werine, at Sbor.
len hapoe begaoet SeIpmorb. Wtis,
tanten itprteS oerpeo, at ban / lGu,
gere 3io bapbe ueret ipgeIi1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02
Kriespeteran 900.

Sra 8alpeston, SeraS, meIoeS at
Sberit CHARLES ct. s. Gbubb, Gbef
for zoe II. 9. acknowledgement,
Den 27be @pril pluNieIig er afgaoet
peo Ssben oeriteo8 iom 6eI9e al ct
SlaetiIfpIoe.
Sberit @bubb bar loot | 1854 %
off / 1873 ino / grm6en iom Menig.
s 1875 foriremmcOeS ban til sc.
fonoIsitnant. San har beltaget /
fire Selttog, / SnOionerfrigene, Den
i~ponif.umerifanife arig, / arigen
paa SiIippinerne % i @oreropItaus
ben / China.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02
paa Slus:en fra Wlerico,

Otter buao S~Ipatuirser iom Den
2Soe april nnfom til 81 Taio, Seras,
ira Snnta Hoialiabiitriftet ! Rerico,
6ere.ter, er oper 500 merifanife
I91b, api.,oer CO gsrn, iom ueo
Stotstroppernes SnotaseIie at Gan.
ia Hoialia forrige uge bleo iorbrep-
ne ira fine Stem, tiliobs paa Seien
til Gbibunbla eitp. en- 2istanee paa
n9lten 100 gil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02
Rusoriffe.
SrOss SnSifranfninser o. ssrbns
forteres nmaaoeiisc apamfitefer.
On tor Snourri.

Sfslge Den oiiieiele Siatiitif Srit.
ties Der beri 2anSet iurbolospis
mitlSre Spirituoia. b. D. !. 8biifp
90 andre oiitiaereoe Iriffeparer. emo
I 1910, bporimoo Sorbriaet al or
% Bin er iteeet enormt.
6orbruget al Spirituoia belsb iig
Tor 70 aor iioen til 2.52 @aaoner
ont aaret ior boer Eerion / 9anoet.
aoinoer o. gsru iberegnet. nrebens
Oct | 1911 bar gnaet neo til 1.46
@%alloner.
6orbruget al Gin bar / iamme
SioSrrm iteaet fra 80 @aaoner iii
SO OF Gliorbruset ira t.36 til belle
2O,66 8aaoner for hper Beriou.
Sloar man ole oisic iprifieaiae
HuSoriffe ionrmen err 9icrneminits.
forbrltaet iteaet ira i.t7 @a1oner |
1910 til 22,79 @aloner pr. Snuoc
/ 1911.
Meo GusSriffe mot | iaa enorme
anontitetcr or Oct fart, at Miaifterne
til Hcgieringeu ogiaa uloa belsbe zig
til gonife flGftelige Gunner. 90
oct aisr DC oeiaa, Tor 9rPnoepinsaf.
giiterue arorog / 1911 til 100000.
900 os 2laigiiterne til So. 900, 000.
Sertil fommer SoIoen paa impor-
terebe Griffeparer. iom belsb iia iii
ST., 1000. 900. Rusoriftraiifn inS-
bragte altiaa Hegieringen Oct nGpnte
Mar life miuore emo 1929, 100000.
Snapel nteS Senblif paa Stats.
inotGatcrne, iom paa @runo al, at
oisie Garer life fan benreeueS iii
observation-disclosures, or DER / oct me
5oriiiorilag ingeu s~Soranbringer 10.
retaget hperteu / aigiiterre cllcr /
SnoisrielStoIoeu pna beruienoe Grit
feparer. gaa Gognae. ifotif @biifp.
irIf 8biitn. Gine oiO., oil Der ueo'
blipenbe bli nifrPoet eli Solo al ira
tl9 til 2i7 Broeeut al GGroten OF
pna Siterer, &rrat % ANDRE lpiri'
tlsie 9riffe eaer 9itterS iuoeboloen-
De Alfohol opfrPpes en- 9olo al 1870
Brocent, Tom UNDER Den mipGrenoe
Sop.
Soloen poo Champagne or $3.50
pr. Glliin SeliIaifer % $3.50 pr.
8uiin Salpilaifer. Faa 81, ale.
Gorter % Stout betaIcs en- 5olo al
40 Gents pr. 8alon.
observation-disclosures heri Sanoet
anSrager tilomtrent $3.50, 100000
ON aaret. ReoenitaaeuSe label ui'
fer WPugoeu az De forifieatge SIagS
Iriffeparer, iom probueereoes Der I
2anoct:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02
Koneresien.
Srgans Srebsfurlas faar life ben
Wpotaselie ipm pentet.
IoeroomspenNone

Ser prnteS ON, of StatSminiIter
SrpanS Sreosforilag piI itsbe paa
Ell Iigeiaa itert Wfooitanb, naar ieg
fomme fore Setatet, Iom ben, Der
Iemleiteoe Saits Sreostraftat al
1911.
Get forIpoer oeiaa / Senne 6or-
binoelie, at Here al Stormasterne
life er iaa begeiitrebe for Tlauen,
iom Ir. 9rpan bapoe giort Jig
Sorpentuinger ont.
S getra9tning al Dem WiSfornsi'
elie, iom raaber / gnalano, oper Den
amerifanife Hegierings Soloning /
Observation-Disclosures % bens
Smgaaen / 6orbinbelie bermeb al
ben anglosomerifouife Sraftat al
1908, en- Der liben Sanbipnliabeo
for, at Storbritannien pil piie noget
pperbreoent Saitpprf nleo at inblaoe
Jig pna rpe llnberbanolinger | Iant'
ME Getning.
Sranfrige, iom lrberte9nebe en-
al De Saitife Srattater al 1911, bar
life ratiiiceret Ben / bens pnbreoe
8ornn, og &esieringen / Iaris ptl
rineligois beller life forbaite Jig
mco at reffe SGnberne no efter bet
npe @rpan-8tlionife Sreosfprllag.
RusIano er neppe / nogen ipe'
ciel @rao interesieret / en- Sper.
ensfomit, Der pilbe gioe be 5orenebe
Stater eler en- anben Wtagt gieil.
nent fine Hepraientanter &et til at
mberisge SorboIbene blanbt ben
isbiife 9efolfning inbeufor g5arri.
gets @rpnier.
Sapan piloe utpiliomt, for oct
inolob fig paa observation-disclosures,
fsrit isge at faa rebe paa, ON be
5orenebe Stater paa Sorbaano pil'
De erflpre fig piaig til at labe Ell
International &ommiSiion foretage
en- llnberisgelie al Galiforniafon'
trooerien.
Sg Spiflano piloe rimeliepi5 fsrit
foa bragt paa oct rene uoitr9fnin.
gen al oen foreilaaebe i~nternatio'
male Submissions Wpnbigbeo til at
foretnge en- M uoreoelie al Wons
roeopftrinen.
IrGiibenten loo fig forleben for.
lpbe meb, at ban bopbe iiinoe ielp
at tage en- Saanb / Sanfe meb peb
llofprbigelie al ben trpe Sinanslop.
ct llbfoit til en- iaaoan err UNDER no
arbeioelie og antages at bile bli
forelagt De bemofrattife 9ebere / De
to Suie en- al De nprmeite Gage.
st meget pigtigt ENHANCEMENT til
sc feberale Observation-Disclosures er
ubarbeibet al 8pnsresmano Smitb
fra minneapolis.
Otter ~gielbenbe 9op maa en- no
lenotng, iom bar boet en- Gel al
Chen, B. p. (. al De 5 Gar, ban
maa bape opbolbt fig BERT Sanoet,
paa ct Steb | en- Stat og &eiten al
3iben paa ct anbet. ifaffe Sioner
tiIiteoe fra feritn9pnte Steo. Ser.
imo0 n9unes Der intet ON, at ban
ifal ifaffe gibner tiliteoe uoenfra,
ON ban en- Gel af Sioen bar boet |
en- anben Stat.
Oct er oenne l1n~blaoelie, iom
Smitb foreilaar rettet paa.
4
Sorilaeet ON er itigenbe aloer.
6omspeniion for 8erioner ouer 60
aar, bpis SnbtPgter er UNDER $40
llgen, blep Den 2Sbe slpril fremiat
/ Hepr9I entantbuiet or &ongres-
mano aellp fra Eeunipluania.
Elanen gaar no paa, at Nerio.
ner, iom tiener, eler buis Snofom.
tier er mirlbre END Sc ON usen. ifal
bepiIgeS en- 8eniion al $4 ON llgen,
De. Bois Snbfomiter er ira Sc til
81, EN- Seniion al SD. De, bpis Snb.
fomiter er fra 81 til SIS, en- Reniion
al 50 og De, buis SnOfomiter er ira
S til SO, en- 8eniion of 81 ON llgen.
Sffe berettigeoe til Eeuiion er
5orbrpSere, Sinbsip9e os 5attis.
%buslemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-02

9esu0eu importere0eS Ger Grltfe.
UQrer for nPiten $4,000, 600, bpor.
al Iiot oper en- 6emteael par Tor
Champagne,
Observation-Disclosures uSqisr en- al
al Sanoet3 itsrite Suouitrier, ioet DEN
/ Den aubrugte aapitaI anbrager til
oper SS1S, 100000 Ger er / oenne
Snbliitrigren beifiRitiget 1880
Ieriouer, % aoiteuoet al @tateria'
Ter, iberegueoe iorifielige aprnior'
ter, belsber iig til gienneminitilg
S16t. 100000 on slarst. ) StnieH
California alene auuenoes oper 250.a
600 aCre5 Sdno Ill Iprfning az Bin.
0ruer, o. ser err | SiniorretHingen
BERT Stdten anbragt noget ooer
$t50,OO0,0 900.
@biifp. 90 9rpgseritnteresierre er
iProeles pei tilireos meb BEN Demo-
fratiife Sariireoiiton; paa ben enc
Sioe bibebolbes oen heie SnoisrieIs-
tolls, Der beitptter Dem MOB uoen.
Ianoife aonfurrenter. mebers De paa
Ben anSen SIDE iaar NteSiPtteiie al
Soloen paa 9laterialer, De maa iuo'
fere. meS l~tuotagelie al Tng. Hlig'
tplOen, ION er 10 Gent pr, Suihel.
err nemlig bibebolbt uiuranoret. Col
Den Tor SUEDE er neoiat ira 20 Gent
til 10 Gent pr. Suibel. % Soloen
paa Mais er opbGpet,
9aa i~tfeberuieSe 9ritfe, iom Sn.
gefQrale. SngeiGrsl, Removable. go
Sapano. oip.. err Soloen bibebolot
uioranorei. meoens Den er aoitilig
neSiat paa De i~aafalote gfinerui.
panSe.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-03-21
POVERTY PARTS AGED PAIR
Couple Welded Fifty Years TearfulIy
Separate After a Technical Charge
Of Abandonment Is Heard.

Chicago thread of romance.
spun fifty years ago between the lives
Of John Goode and his then girl bride.
was broken when the white-haired
couple stood tottering before the bar
in the court of domestic relations.
1t was the little, bent old woman
who first auavered out her story.
Il guess John and I've come to the
parting OF the road" she began. And
and. judge, we've were married
fifty year ago-fifty year ago"
The old man raised his head for a
moment He looked at Judge Gemmill
with apology
you see. Judge. am a poor man.
now. sell chewing gum on street
corner and business is poor. cant
buy her very much, any more. and
you know how it is with women; they
need morn a man"
The aged man and woman looked
wistfully into each others eyes.
Il did my best, Margaret" the man
whispered across to his wife. and the
old woman blinked and whispered
back:
Il know you did. John; I know you
did"
But the story that the court listened
to was not a perfect story, for the
broken thread q romance was not to
be mended. Although the technical
charge of wife abandonment brought
against the man was dismissed, the
husband and wife parted in the court
room. each to go a separate way for
the remainder of life.
1T isn't that you haven't been good
to me-" the aged woman said as she
hobbled from the room, "but-you
know how It is with you a-selling
gum"
The old man looked after her and
called out his good-by answer: yes,
Margaret. | know"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-03-21
HORSES DASH INTO PARLOR
Runaway Beer Wagon Team Crashes
Through Residence Wall In
Chicago.

Chicago.-Maddene horses attach
ed to a beer wagon ran away and De.
fore their dash was checked crashed
through the wall Of brick and frame
building at 1853 West nth street. Tns
front part OF the structure was baciy
wrecked, all of the glass In the rom
windows being broken. When the po-
lice arrived they found the two pant
ing steeds in the parlor and trying %
make their way through to the kitten
en-.
The building was occupied by !onh
McCaron and family. Mrs. McCaron
was working in a room adjoining tns
parlor when she heard terrific CRASH
in front. Much to her amasazemens
when she investigated she found tNo
horses tramping on her best csrpen'
while a heavy brewery truck was
wedeed half through an aperture u
the building. No one was injursc'
and when the horses were hanleo
hack TO the street 1t was found tnA1
tney were only slightly scratched
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-03-21

Old House of Spanish Governors
Now Being Restored
Ruins Of Ancient Town In New Meslee
S.show That the Prehistoric People
Were Familiar With Con-
crete Construction,

Santa Fe, N. None OF the most
interesting and important works OF re-
facilitating historic building thar
was, perhaps. ever undertaken in this
country, is now in progress in Santa
Fe under the direction of Frof. Ed
gar L. Hewett of the School Of Amer.
lean Archaeology.
The edifice which is now undergo
ing restoration here is the famous
old palace of the governors, which was
erected in 1905 This ancient build
ing was the home of nearly 100 vice
roys and governors who ruled over
the territory in the days of Spanish
domination. In the work of restora-
ton efforts are being made to restore
the structure to its original dimen-
sions and other features of architec-
tural finish. In carrying on this work
a discovery was made that throws
new light upon the methods Of con
struction, particularly with references
to the use of concrete, that were
used by the people of three centu-
ries ago. 1t was popularity supposed
that the old palace Of the governors
was built Of adobe blocks of great
size. The use of thes> books was
thought to account for the extraordi-
nary thickness of the walls. In ex-
posing portions of the walls It was
recently found that they are Of solid
construction.
What is of still greater interest.
however. to modern building trades
people. is the discovery made by Prof.
Hewett that beneath the ancient pal
ace building are the ruins of other
buildings that were evidently a part
of prehistoric Indian town and that
the buildings OF the long lost town
were constructed of adobe material
in practically the same manner that
modern concrete buildings are erect
ed In describing these discoveries.
Prof Hewett said:
The dismantling of the interior Of
the old ralace of the governors for
the purpose of repairing and restoring
1t has furnished striking evidence to
confirm what has been believed here
tofore by archaeologists of he south
west, namely. that the palace was
built upon the ruins Of a very an
ciert Indian town by the Spanish con-
querors. Large masses of the orig
inal walls of the ancient Indian build
ings have been laid bare. and in
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-03-21
CFrom an Old Drawing)

(fr0m an Old DfaWlnSJ
places these have been covered with
glass. so that visitor to the museum
rooms may see them in place. These
walls were built of adobe after the
Sc lie manner in which concrete walls
are constructed at the prevent time;
that is, the mud was puddled in box
of wattlework in massive courses four
or FIVE feet thick and three to four
feet high. On drying the boxing was
reset, and the succeeding courses LAID
in the same manner.
The ancient church at Santa Re.
which was restored to a good sem
blance of its original appearances q
few years ago, is also the object Of
no little interest in the matter OF It's
construction features. Portions OF iis
walls were of poured concrete lined
with adobe bricks. According to ira
dition, the corner stone Of Brothers,
the Catholic order which has charge
of the edifice, the records show that
the church is the Oldest houee of wor-
ship in the United States. Its founda-
ton was laid in 1541.
The next oldest church building in
this country is the mission Of San
Xavier, situated near Tucson. Ariz.. 10
the Papago Indian settlement. There
is a dispute as to whether the San
Xavier mission building was started
In l547, as is claimed by some. or at
a later date.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-03-21
Private Says He IL Called Titanic
Meyer Because He Was Not
Lost on Liner.

Berlin.-Whenever the kaiser re-
views a regiment personally interest
ing stories concerning conversations
between him and some of the sol
diers form the topic Of evening talk
in the barracks and eventually ind
their way into the press. These may
or may not be true, but they are al
ways interesting. and the latest In
well vouched for.
According to this report the en-
peror. while reviewing the guard regi-
ment at Potsdam, was attracted by a
private who was unusually tail and
awkward The kaiser approached him
and asked:
What's your name. my SOM"
Titanic Meyer. your majesty an
swered the soldier
Titanic Meyer repeated the
kaiser, smiling Don't you know you
bear the name OF a ship which sank
last Aprili How comes IL you are
named after q shlp?"
Yes. your majesty replied the sol
der. That's the reason I'm called
Titanic Meyer. When the ship was
lost the captain said to me: Meyer.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-03-21
BATTLE IN MIDA|R.
Partridge Battles With Ndnaper
of Her Chick.
After She Had Freed Victim, Golfers
Who Had Witnessed the Combat
Go to the Rescue Of
Her Brood.

Omaha. d. Haskell, a banker OF
Wakefield, and Judge Eric Johnson OF
Putnam, while playing a match game
of golf several days ago. witnessed
a battle royal between a mother part
ridge, defending her young. and
hawk.
The players were putting for the sew
enteenth hole. The banker had made
his third shot and won the hole. CIV
ing him one up and one to play AS
the Judge was putting his attention
was suddenly called to the loud cries
OF mother partridge, which Mr.. HAS
kell discovered nearing the eighteenth
ground. The mother bird was anx-
ious to get her four young ones away
from the golfers.
She whistied frantically, shrilly and
pleadingly, prompting them as II say
Ing: Hurry up. hurry up for your
lives, my children!" At the eight
eenth hole Mr.. Haskell had teed up
in readiness to drive of when this
attention was attracted by new and
louder shrek from the parent bird.
Her mind. had been on the golf
players and not on large hawk
which had been lurking and lowering
near by. its greedy eyes fastened on
the plump young birds with a fe-
rocity in no way limited or modified
by the laws governing the close sea-
SON
The hawk swooped down and grab
bed one of the chicks before the par
ent could divert attention wholly
from the players to the bird Of prey.
Mr. Hawk was rising with 1t. when
the mother discovered the seizure and
made what might be called a flying
leap for the aerial pirate.
Then followed a duel in midair, Is
feet from the ground. which held the
golfers spellbound. They could not
have interfered at this stage Of the
battle had they possessed the oppor-
tunity. so fascinating was the strug-
gle between. on the one side of the
fearlessness, desperation and spunk
inspired by the mother love Of the
partridge, and on the other side the
savagery of the hawk
Both the combatants tumbled to the
sward. with the partridge on top. claw
ing, pecking and rolling over and
over. Feathers few. Mr.. Hawk was
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-03-21

head He often played with vinson
in the private park at Friendship, but
to go TO Palm Beach and play with
him wa beyond his widest dreams
o o>nqueror entering a captured
city ever was as proud as Jack"
Johnson appeared as he waved good
by to envious friends from the win
dow Of Palm Beach fier. He had
a good cause for pride, for in Wilson's
acquaintance in Washington are SCI
ons Of millionaires and youthful
sprigs Of foreign nobility. But he
passed them all by for the fun Of
making sand castles with Jack"
Johnson. the son OF one OF his IA
theirs stablemen.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-03-21
CRIES FOR HIS NEGRO CHUM
Son Of His Fathers coachman Sent
on Filler to Palm Beach to Play
With Vinson Mclean.

Washington, D. C.-"Send for Jack
JOB nson," said Vinson Walsh Nc
Lean. the $1OO.OOO.OOO baby. as he
gazed disdainfully at his expensive
toys and other allurements OF Palm
Beach. II wa Jack Johnson to
play with ne"
or course Jack" Johnson was
wired for. with instructions to start
at once. BY the way, he il not the
pugilist. but a sevep-year-old Wash
ington darby boy. WheL the mes
sage summoning him arrived Jack
almost rolled his eyes out of his
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-03-21
SING ON WAY TO GRAVE
Mourners Obey Deceased's Wish as
They Go to Cemetery In
France

Paris.-When an old man named Jo-
seph Hughes was buried recently at
Aramon. near Mines. the funeral pro-
cession. according to the terms of his
will. followed the coffin with every
one singing an old song of which
Hughes had been fond. The old man.
who met his death through falling
upon the fire while his wife was pre-
pairing his supper. was of an original
turn of mind and had kept his coffin
under his bed for twenty years. using
II as a wardrobe.