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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-08-20
WEST EDEN.

Charles Kittredge has returned to Athol,
Mass.
NJ. w. Hamor and wife are visiting In
Jonesport.
Mrs. Abaigail Mayo has gone to Els
worth TO spend a few weeks.
Harry Loomer and wife, of Moncton,
N. b., who have been visiting here, have
returned home.
Raymond Kittredge, wife and SON Mer-
riil, OF Greenfield Junction, are spending
q short vacation here.
Aug. IS. M.
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family to Bangor, where he has employ
ment. MIR. Colson has been postmaster
seven years. Clarence Havey succeeds
him.
Old friends are pleased to greet Calvin
p Moon, superintendent Of the Maine
seaboard Granite CO., who, with his wife
and son, is visiting his mother, Mrs,
EImira Moon, at Sullivan Harbor.
Aug. is. NJ.
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WEST HANCOCK.

James Milliken, of Ellsworth, is visit
ing his grandparents, II. c. Milliken and
wife.
Mrs. Stella Shaw, of Ellsworth, have been
visiting Mrs. Laura Sinclair.
DIR. Harris Taylor, of New York, is at
the Butler home for August. Mr.. Hurd,
OF Providence, r. l., was his guest last
week.
Aug. IL. SUMAC,
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EGYPT.

Mrs. Frank fl. Jordan is very i'll.
Mrs. Colby McGrath, of Houlton, is Wis
iting here.
Miss Grace Keene, OF Lynn, Mass, ID
the guest of Mrs. Viola Hodgkins.
Aug. is. NJ.
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Mothers, Have Your children wormas

Are they feyerish, restless, nervous, irrt-
table, dizzy or constipatedt Do they con-
tinuaiiy pick their nose or grind their teeths
Have they crAmping pains, irregular and
ravenous appetitef These are ali signs Of
worms. Worms not only cause your child
suffering. but stunt its mind and growth
Give aEickapoo Worm Killer" ut once. 1t
kills and removes the worms, improves your
chiId's appetite, regulates stom ach, liver and
child il made happy and healthy, ~ nstur re
int nded. ALI druggists or By NAH, 26c-
KICKAPOO INDIAN MEDICINE CO.,
phfIndosphta Pa. 81. Leuis, Mo.
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George Bartlett and daughter have re-
turned to Providence, r. /.
Mrs. Angie Googins, OF Cave Hill, has
been visiting relatives here.
The annual G. A. r. picnic will be held
on Labor day, Sept. /, at Hardison's grove.
Everyone is invited.
Little Ernest Hardison, who is lame,
greatly appreciates a post -card shower
given on his birthday; also treat fur
nished by the Sunday school teachers and
pupils recently.
The Butler reunion at the home OF Win
field Jordan was well attended. Officers
elected: President, Winfield Jordan,
Waltham; vice. presidents, Henry A.
Butler, Hancock, G. e. Butler, FRANKLIN;
secretary, Mrs Katherine NJ. Butler,
Franklin; committee on entertainment,
Mrs. Eunice Tracy, Miss Edith Butler,
Mrs. S. 5. Clark.
Aug. IS. CHEER.
The sixteenth reunion of the Stratton
family was held at Hardison's grove Fri
day. There was a large attendance.
After dinner, the business meeting was
held. Officers were reelected as follows
President, A. b. Crabtree; treasurer, j.
Nelson Stratton; secretary, Edna L. STRAIT
ton. 1t was voted to meet in 1914 at Har-
dison's grove. Mrs. @. c. Stratton was
appointed to make arrangements for next
year, she to choose her own committee.
Aug. IS. SPEC.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Dangerous Mistake
Ellsworth Mothers Should M,
Neglect Kidney Weakness
I'm Children.

Many children have weak kidneys,
An early warning Is bed-wetting.
Often followed by haekache, headache.
languor.
'Tis mistake to neglect these troubles,
To blame the child for its own distress.
Seek to check the cause.
Save the child from dangerous kidney
ills.
Deans Kidney Pills are especially 70,
weak kidneys.
Here's proof OF their merit:
Mrs. Charles Freeman, 2os HARLOW st.,
Bangor. Me-, says. ''our little boy va.
afflicted with wcaksess OF his kidneys
from birth, and though We gave hims
number of remedies, no benefit ~as had
Recently we procured Deans kidney
pills and tried them. The child has i'm.
proved steadi'y since taking this aus
remedy. am glad to tell of his satis-
factory experience"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster Miiburn Co., Buffalo, New YORK,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nsme-Doan's and take
no other.
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Goss and wife, Mrs. George Ciapp and
daughter Gertrude, and Miss Isabel Lyrch,
all OF Dorchester, Mass.
Aug. IA. l..
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RAYsIDE.
KIN.

There will be dance and supper at the
grange hall Thursday evening. Music BY
Higgins orchestra.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-08-20

Any skin itching Is temper-testsr. The
more you scratch the worse II itches. Deans
Ointment cures piles, eczema any skin
itching. At al drug-stores.-Advs.
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Capt. e. g. Harper and wife, OF Rock
land, are in town for short stay, while
Capt. Harper is loading his vessel with
gravel for Rockland.
Lloyd Pierce, OF Franklin, Mass, visited
his sister Mrs. George Robbins, at Attain
tic, and spent some days with his brother,
Allen Pierce. at West fremont. He re-
turned to his business Saturday.
Aug 16. N
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SEAL COVE.

Mrs. c. ID. Sawyer, who has been quite
ill, is improving.
Miss Vergelis Swazey has employment
at Northeast Hsrbor.
w. S. Rowe has moved his family to the
Chester Robbins cottage.
Mrs. II. s. Mitchell, who has been in
Bar Harbor two months, is at her home on
Tinker's island.
John Smith and wife, of Swans Island
are visiting Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. T.
B. Stickney, and her daughter, Mrs. w
S. Rowe.
Aug. Is. N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-08-20

PNEUMATICA stops your pain or
breaks up your cold in one hour. It's
marvellous. Applied externally. All
druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-08-20

The newspaper ehicn has nc UNIFORM
rate for advertising space, and is saii''
sed 10 take chat Il con- get for It, IS a
cheap advertising medium, and tas ad-
eersiser need expect nothing bat cheap
results Iawreucobnrg nnd.l Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-08-20

LILAC.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
Die etrSmmnocn in Der GIfee.


Nn9 friiberen Interfu9ungen Der
oeutf9en Seeporte iiber Die SfrDs
munesberbGltniFe in oen @efpGRern
bes&dttegats unr Der ipeitltten Office
finbet Ii9, nuB ser SberfldHenItrom
bel Sfpinoen BON Der SF1ee mad
Der Norofee, alfo i'm augemeinen nd9
Meiten, uno BEL Msftpinnen umge=
tebrt IGuft, uno ouB ferner Bel benz
felben Metterlagen ooer Minoen i'm
unJemeinen aud tpie0er oieIelben
@trOmunsen auftreten. Snfolse Der
bielen Mblenturgen uno Gtromfpalz
tuneen in oen febr ses!ieserten Sc
pifern Der tpsft!ihen OE1ee ner6en
ober bort bdufis S9iffe in fat un=
beredenbarer WsiIe perieBt. go lit
ni9t felten beoba1te.. tpprSen, ouB
afpei Siht neber.einanoer bon pD1iger
MinotiQe befaGcnt SegeIf9iffe nah
Ginger 3eit melt oussiranoer gstrie=
ben paren. Nctiirlih iinb es lptale
Oberfld9snitrOms, pel9e Oies bstpir>
Ten.
Da es nod febr al Beoba9tuneen
biefer StrDmuneen feblt, fc bat 81.
8riidmann Dor tur5em apif1en @tet=
tin uno Surtau an 5ebn StelIen oes
@ees leere 5laIfen perfentt, Die i'm
Snnern 3ettel entbaltsn. pel6e O0z
tum unO Srt Der Mbganqsfene anqez
ben. un0 uuf oeneu ser 5inoer oebes
ten miro, ebenfuls Datum uno Tunbz
ftelIe on5useben. Man be5ei9net oieIe
Ginri4tuns uls nTIaf1snpoft" uno
lie 1T felt Besinn Oes Dorioen sydbrz
bunoerts DEFENDERS in oen @epGFern
oes GoIffroms hGufig in Mnpen6ung
gebrd9t poroen sSn Der Offee fod
se i'm tommenoen Mpril nieOerbolt
tperoen. Der HesierunesprGfi6ent 5a
R~0Eigsberg fat oie inn u~rferHe[lten
BebOroeE dn9episien. sic 8epobner
Der See= uao 9offufer ouf sic Tlcs
GHsu aufmsrtfom su ma1er.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
Nnssisen.
6 infpaItie
Sir 2cufitein fir Mblins-c ridTen.

Sir Gcnfitein fir @tplins-G ridTcn.
&open6ogen 1T Inn Elm berrlides
Dsntmal rei9er gepor0en: in @egsn=
mart Oes &pmitees fir Die rOdn>
marts : Expedition, Oes Rei4stugsz
prGfi0iums uno mebrerAr bcber Wirz
Sentrdoer nuroe oiefer Sage Der
0sntitein feierli9 entbii1t, ben bic
oGniI9e Station Dem @rOnldnofor=
Tder MDlius=@ ri9fen unO ieinen beiz
sen tpodern &omeraoen 6Dgs9agen
uno 8rDnlunO geiebt bat. Der DENT
Ttein, osFsn Soften aus freiDiaigen
BeitrGoen aus allen S9i9ten Der 0Gz
niI9en 8eD6lterung beftrittea tpOroen
5iro, lift Elm Mert Oes iungen gilo@
bausrs Rai NieIien.
ginen mG9tigen @ranitftsin. Der
aus Der IoJen. DJlinterscOe" oes
OreIunos berouseebra9t ipDrOen 1T,
bat Der &iinItler our Mnbringung eli
zines Heliefs benubt. oas in ser Irt
Der Musfubrun9 an dlt1oroll9e OentT
mGler %eriEnert. @s felt Mblius=
gri9ien, 90gs9osen unO 8rOnIunO
oar, pie ie aii9iam, aber nit ME
periagenoer Gnercie ibrsn 9unOe<
I9Iitten ibsr Oas SnlanO,is @rOns
lambs sbrrldieben, mo ie i9ren 500
fin0en IoIlten. 9us Nelisf rubt in
Dem Gfsin als ieinem ndtiirli9tn
Eager. Die @orte aus 8rDnlunOs
Sagebu9, ipprin er iber Ben SOD
leiner beioen 8sgleiter uno iiber ben
nobe b~eporitehenOen eigenen SOB be-
ri6tet, finb als cine an altnorOif9e
Runeu erinnernOe Snf9rift auf Ser
RidIeite oes Dentiteins einsemeiBeIt.
Der 9entitein, Der an Der betannten
sleeanten @tranopromenaoe Roperboz
gems, Der n2angtlinie", oufgeItsur 1T,
miro gu Den f9Oniten SebeTsniirbigz
teiten Der Odnii4en 9uuptituOt seaGbI!
tp<roen miiFen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18

Ser Oireftor Der g a :
rifer Observation-Disclosures nSbee libre
0ucret", tpurbe f9perberleBt in iei=
nem 8ette aufgefunben. Sn Elm So
fpitaI gebrodt, CAB er Bel ieiner
25ernebmung an, boB bic Mnar9iiten
i'm bes 8errots bsfdulbist bGtten;
Der betannte Mnar9ift 2acombe brlrg
in bns s3immer 0ucrets Elm, ben tr
i'm 8ette Iiegenb porfanb. ST CAB
8 SdiFe auf i'm ab, bon benen brsi
in ben &opf 6es Directors bransen.
3ocombe 1T elm felt Iongem bon Der
poli5ei se1u9ter 8nn5it, Der IiG
6ur9 feline Morbtaten einen dbnIiz
den Namen eemo9t bat, fpie feiners
aeit Der 10 berii9tigte @erbre9er
@onnot. Oucrst ge5tonb benz ltn=
ieriu9ungsri9ter, bob 2acombe Be-
reits no9ts in feline Wobnuns einses
brunsen mar unb Jpn unb feline Jrou
a9t Stunben lang unter Sobesbroz
6uneen einem 8erb0r IN er3oge. fa=
Be, um 5u srmitteln, OBJ er bic Sc
npT / ~ Die BoIisei berratcn ABE.
9rDB feines entf9isoener 2eugnenS
bobe 2ocombe am Morgen Ieinen Hes
DDiber ouf i'm obgefeuest unb lei
tonn aefli6tet.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
WafbinOtOn SOMrn0l

erfdreint ieben &Gmfta2.
@aibingtOH Sunrual g., Sue,
@ieentbiimer.
Sernuseeber: Gbas. Z. GdussIer.
Office, 3eonftion uno Druderei
40 2edbife &tra6c. u. @.
EeIepbon, Noin 77S9.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
Wser. nnS 8OIfsm.g nstanidi.
Cssan 2 ehidt bun IA 5nR eide UIrS
iahrIid rmpu.ge5ugcH.

i6brlidJ eutpn:ge5ugcH.
@tpDbuIi9 fisbt man Oes Mlesr
nur oIs bas grobe Sdmmelbsden fur
ale WaKerftr0me unO f4lieBli9 aud
fir allen RegensIieosrI9ldg an,
aIet6piel ob berIeIbe auf bas 2anb
ober ouf oos @aFer fGat, unb Oh er
unmittelbor oas Mlser errei4t, oosr
oh Ct nod mebr Gtufsn BON 8erbuns
flung un6 WieoerberOi9trng porber
bur9ma9t. Nbsr nod bemertensipsrs
ter, als bur9 bos, mas er in ii9 altt=
nimmt, lit Der Saean our9 oas, mas
er an bDbere Iegionen dbsibt.
DieIe Musf6eiOung in bic eifte
empor Itent cine gang ungebsure
Maafe Stoff oar. Giner unIerer
Sa9perfdnoieen bat bere9net, ooB
iebss Sabr cine S9idt beg gonSsn
Meeres, BON ni9t tpenieer ols IA
SUB Dide, in bic Molten empOrsss
6pben miro! DieIe Musf4eioung
erfOIgt in @eftalt frifden DaRsrouns
ftes, - unb penn fem Mustdulh
itattfGnbe, fonoern dIes Mdher aut
bieTelbe Meiie dbgsfibrt piirOe. obne
suriid3uiebren, 10 piiroe f9lieBll9
4. 9. auf Dem 8ett bes Ntlantif9sn
S8eans cine @9iGt reinen 9als
ses in SDbe BON 230 SUB 5nrldge@
IaTen! Damn Bate man es febr let9t
nit Der @epinnune undebeurer Wens
oen @aIaes. Diefe 3iffern griinOen
Ti9 auf sic fi9ere Nnnabme, 6dB i
orei Sub biefes MaFsrs einen 3ol
SoIs entbolten. unO buB bic burd.
fhnittli4e Siefe bisfss Oceans bret
Meilen betrGgt.
0ie Siefe Oes Meerss fiibrt iibrts
gems nod gu onerlei unbsren inter>
eFanten 5Dlgerungen. SO miro 3. y.
bon einem &enner berDorgeboben,
buB, penn ser Maferftdnb beg
Ssedns ouf tiinFli4em
ober auf notiirlidem Nege Inn 1854
SUB ernieorist tpiirbe, bdmit feline
8reite um etpa sic SGlfte fiA
p~errindern miiBte. 9as Mrad bes
ungliidfeligsn &ieienbdmpfers Sit
tunic" freiIi9 IGge aud bunn nod
fat 5000 SUB unter benz Mdhsr,
tpenn aud ni9t in einem psiteu
MoRert0rper.
(. @iiroe Der MaTerftdnb UNI ou9
nur elm bisben iibey brei Meilen err
nisbrigt, 10 IGge duf Dem gan5en
Weqe Spif6en Neufunoldnb uno
SrIano trodenes @eldnoe, penn aud
bd unb bort nod b~erein5elte Weeres=
Siimpel iibria blieben!
Man6e dnbere Msere brau9ten
nod lange ni6t 70 melt e~rnieorist gu
tperben, INN febr uuffanenoe Wtrtnnz
gen HsrborSubrinoen. 90 fpiirben,
ipenn 0as Mittelmeer UNI $50 SUB
ernie6rigt neroen foDte, 0ret geS
trennte Seen iibriq bletDen, unb @frtz
Ia unb StaIien piirben unmittelbaren
Hano : 3ufdmmen6ang hcben.
Sn elmer Siefe BON runo $500 SUB
1T bic Semperotur ansr S3eane cine
aiemli6 alei6mGBige; fie f6wontt
snif6en ben BoIen uno Dem Nequdz
tor nur gon5 betrG6tli4. Meiter ul<
ten ober if bas fGltere @dTer; unb
in bielen tiefen meeres< Baien beqinnt
bos WoTer friiber auf benz @runbe
au frieren, ols an Ser Sberfld6e.
Mon fam in Tol6cn Siefen niemuls
fiibler, uno bic @epdlt oieIer
iteht iiberhaubt nur i'm @erh1ltnis
gu ihrer SOhe. SAB aber Der Druid
reg @dfTers an unb fir fih NIT Der
oetpaItin aunimmt. 1T befdnnt:
betrGot er hnh fmon in elmer Siefe
bon elmer meiIp duf iehen Sunhrat@
ann liner zine Scnne. mag mehr dIs
193moI Troier ~ ME Ser Druid Ser
GuBeren Mtmofpbdre!
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18

Sin 4Itmeifer Ser
ceuti9en Srgelbautunit, Der Orgel=
baumeifter MilbeIm Rueblmann IN
3Orbig BEL 9aue, Oefen Srgelbauan=
fialt pobl gu ben beoeutenoften
Deutfdlanos gebDrt, feierte bieTe.
Sage ieinen fieb5isften @eburts!ug.
Rueblmanns Srgeln finoen ii9 in
bislsn groBen oeutf9en Stdoten, unO
cine Mnaobl meiiterbafter Snitrumente
1T BON ibm bis na4 Snoien uno
Trdnsbdnl geliefert tporoen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
einen gruuenbufttn

Ginen grduenbaften
Selbftmoro bs9ins cine junge Dame
Gus Berlin, Die fi9 ieit Ginger 3sit
in einsm 2unobauie in 5odIteot BET
WiefeIbo4 i'm Weimorf9en in Benz
Tion befono. @ermutlid in einsm
anfon bon @eiitesft0rung frantic fe
ibre Rieiosr nit Petroleum, ging
oonn oufs Jelo uno bsitisg sinen OrOs
gen GtrDbfhober. 5iiRoete ibn an
unb FcnO 70 ben zoo in Den TIums
msE.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18

Die @ruft oes 9oufes
SaDopen ouf Dem Supsrga 6iigeI
bet Surin ipur0e BON Dieben err
brO9en. Sn Ser RrDpto Dffneten Oie
9iebe 0as @rab Ser 6er3ogin @liz
icbetb BON @enuu, befdnntli9 elmer
S9pefter Oes &Dniqs Mlbert BON
Sa9fen, tpelde 1850 Sen genueffGen
9er5os unO 1856 du9 morgonatif9
einen Mardefe HopaIlo beiratete.
Sbr Grdb mar erft propiforii9 perz
mauert, Od Oie Seraogin bor faum
bier Monaten geftOrben 1T. Die Deli
tel Der Orei Sarge, tpeI9e ole GER
3pgin nmf9lieBen, ipuroen gefprsngt
unO Der Qei9nom feines S9mudes,
nGmli9 Ser Sbrringe uro oes Ysr=
lenbdlsbunbes. beroubt. Die Sat err
reete unsebeures Muffeben.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
Gin Hif4. Ser lid ass

Gin Slid, Ser fi9 se<
gen 0iebe our Mebr ieBte, fpislte in
elmer 8erliner @eri1ts : Nsrbdno-
lung cine &ols. gines No9ts i'm
Sttober ordngen oie Mrbeiter Somz
merfelot unO Nitf9te nit einem
Dietri9 in Ser MleranoerftraBe in
cine Mquariums uno 3ierfif4ban0<
lung. Inn bort cine sepiB re9t eigenz
artige 9iebesbeute gu MAIDEN. sic
hotten fi9 nit srOBen nit MaFer
gefiilten &dnnen DerIeben, in Oenen
fie Die gum Sell re9t ipertbolen
erOtif9en 3ierfif9e ~transpOrtieren
rplten. Sn Dem 2aoen begann nun
Elm fonoerbdrer nG9tliner Tif95ug.
Wlit &Gi9ern uno NeBen bOlten Die
teioen @inbre9er aus Sen 8aTins Die
pertDoniten Slide beraus. pl0bIi9
f9rie elmer Ser Diebe laut auf. Mie
er por @eri1t ongab, mar er an elm
Satin seraten. in Dem ii1 cine Mbart
Ser i'm MittellGnoif9en Meere bor=
fommenoen 3itterroden befono. Die
nit einem iiberaus tompli3ierten eIetz
trifden Organ ausgcriiftet ftnO. Ser
Ginbre9er, Der BON Dem 1orbdnoenz
1ein Oiefer natiirIi9en Maffe feline
Nbnung bate, eriff nit ben 9dnDen
in oos 8aFin. nm ods 5iemli4 grOBe
Sier berous5ubolen. Sn 0emfelb.n
Nugsnblid erbielt CT einen oerben
elettrif9en G9lag, 10 oaB er ben
pebrboften Slid f9leunigit. pieOsr
foIen IieB. in Der Meinung, 0oB Die
gauge @ef6i6te niHt mebr nit reh=
ten Dinaen 3ugebs. Die ginbre9er
Derouftettn nun f9lsunisft aug Dem
unbeimli4en 2ofnl, oIleroings ni9t
obne Mitndbme Der btreits erbeuteten
Slide i'm Merte BON ca. 1000 Mdrt.
Die Beute ipuroe gu Dem Renner
Npelt gebraHt, bon Dem iie tpuBten,
roB er Elm GROCER 2iebbobsr bon 3isr=
fif9en Iei. MpeIt taufte Die Slide fur
$50 Morf. Wlit MidIint ouf Die
orErdfen beg M~ngeflogten Commits
sIot ertannte ons Geridt gegen i'm
+ 21b Sabre 3u4tbdus. gegen
tfGte ouf / Sdbr Gsfdnsnis uno
zen MpeIt tpssen 9sblersi unf 11a
bre Gefdnsnis.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18

g ii 9simub. 3pifatn
Onto NIB Ganbfontein in Oeutf9<
@iiomsa afrifa, bat ii9 Ser 0ioe.
iAo Vs6tl lleberioEn bonn Jelopsrmefs
Jung SIRIUS p, N~bteilung bes 6aIpt>
aigns sfer, perirrt. Der 8e6aus
0sTi purbe etpa 3 RiIDmeter
sef WaferfteIle berburlfet oufz
pen Meitere @in5elbeiten iiber
osa A!rs .iidsfull fiaO Big jebt ni9t
bsiqsnt etpDrben.
Sn Nberbeen, G6otts
loro. muroe bic Jrouenred fIerin
MiB BrOpn. peIde einen @eiit!;her
ins @eii4t sei9Iosen batte, perurs
:eiIt, ObpCbl bic M.isetInste I'm gss
freiuns BON Der Strofe briueenb
Eat, neil iie fi6 no1ber entfGulb' I
babe unb Der GeiitIide - ii6Ts9fa
hnbur9 boppelt belObnt ssrGsn
baB bic 3obI fsiner Sc
ben 3nif9tnfon nur nc
Iei. Die Jrauenre9tIer mas0
seEn Taesn @efdEsnis is
Mart geloRvaFe ss.wytsi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-16
RUNNING THE RHEA.

wear 1t when her other fellers Is CALI.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-16
Ne Would cet ov~
IF he's as good as he looks" said
Lord Archie. hell do

III mes as good as he looks" said
Lord Archie, hell do"
-Ihry him, yer honor, thry him,
said Delaney confidently. 1--WE 0
grand field and plenty O. jumps"
The colt was saddled, and Lord
Archie mounted. He first galloped
around the field, about twenty acres
In extent, and then took him over a
couple of hurdles, a wide turf fence
and finally a stone wall quite five
feet high King Brian jumped like
a stag, he could go a good pace, and
his mouth vas perfection.
How about water?" asked his
lordship.
"Wather, is it?" said Delaney,
with supreme disdain. "Sure, if We
put him at the river Shannon he
wouldn't balk."
"Do you think he'd clear it?"
well, no, yer honor" replied
Delaney thoughtfully. 81 wouldn't
go as far as that. But, bedsd," he
added, with an air Of conviction,
what he didn't jump he'd swim"
london Answers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-16
His Favorlte Game Bird.

At Il dinner one day, says q
writer in the Philadelphia Public
Ledger, some men were discussing
the merits Of different kinds of
game birds. One preferred canvas
back duck, another woodcock, and
still another thought a quail the
most delicious article of food. The
discussion and the dinner ended at
about the same time.
"Now, Frank" said one Of the
men to the waiter at his elbow,
"what kind of game do you like
best?"
"Well, sub, to tell the truf, al
most coy kind Of game suits me.
bat what l like bes' is an American
eagle served on q silver dollar"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-16
Relative of Ostrich Chased With poo
and Horse.

and Horse.
For the person who desires q
unique form of sport running the
rhea" in southern Patagonia is rec
commended. The rhea Is. a member
of the ostrich family, but somewhat
smaller. 1t runs with the swiftness
Of a greyhound or a fast horse and
has a knack of doubling on its
track, which often serves it in elud-
ing its pursuers. The natives in
hunting it use horses, dogs and the
bola. The dogs course after the
fleeing bird in full cry, while the
hunters follow after at top speed,
prepared to throw the bola if OPP.
portunity offers.
The bola, consisting of tvo or
three heavy balls of lead OF stone
attached to a thong six or eight
feet long, serves to hamper the
movements of the bird, for the
balls Irvine about the part which
the bola strikes regardless Of
whether it be the legs, neck or
wings. This permits the dogs and
hunters to overhaul and dispatch
the bird.
At the approach Of danger the
rhea will often crouch fiat upon the
ground with neck outstretched un-
der the grass, remaining motionless
until the dogs have passed. This
strategem is often successful when
the wind is blowing against the
scent, but when the contrary is the
case the dogs soon discover the hid
ing bird. In this case, doubtless
bewildered by the sudden failure Of
its artless ruSe, it makes no attempt
at escape.
The chase of the rhea, which
sometimes extends over a distance
Of five or six miles, is a thrilling
one 1t has for the rider all the ex-
element of a horse race, with the
added satisfaction of knowing that
the winning of the race will result
in a welcome addition to the larder.
The wings Of the rhea have a flavor
not unlike that Of turkey, and if
n is not averse to the taste Of
horsehesh the meat of the thigh is
very satisfactory. The rhea is one
of the main food supplies on a Pat
agonian hunting trip.-New York
Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-16

Old Gentleman-Is there anything TO
see on the other side?
Ferryman-No.
Old Gentleman-Is there an inn or
%anythingl
Ferryman-No.
Old Gentleman-Then what do peo-
pie 60 across for?
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-16

The FrofesSor-Yes, hello, is this
Jones lamp store? No. l can't tell 700
the size Of the shade, but here's toe
hmp.-Harper's Weekly.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-14
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Take HalrS Family Pills for constipation.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-11-14
ONater Rabbit.

The combinations possible with .
chahng dish are endless. New ones
may be invented at will, but here IL
one which we have found very fetch.
ing:
Select half a pint Of oysters and re.
move the hard muscle; parboil them in
their own liquor until their edges curl
Then turn them into a hot bowl and
put one tablespoonful OF butter into
the chafng dish with one-half pound Of
finely crumbled cheese and salt
spoonful each Of salt. paprika and mus.
tard. Beat two eggs slightly, add the
oyster liquor and gradually the cheese
until 1t Is melted, and then put in the
oysters; when hot turn 1t over hol
toast The cheese should be good rah
bit cheese-Soft and rich.