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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26
Ssnderjyder, rejs hjem at
stemme!
Brew fra Pastor Frimodt- -Meller


for ,,Mellemslesvigsk Udvalg"
(for Afdelingen: Agitationen
blandt Slesvigere i Amerika) er
Diet mig overdraget at skrive ct
Felgebrev til Diet Telegram, I'd
yalget Dag har sendt DISK. "
og hver isar af de andre dansk-
amerikanske Blade lydende:
,,Rejs Agitation: Danske Slesvi-
gere hjem at stemme for Gen
foreningen (dog paa egen Be
kostning). Mellemslesvisk I'd
valg.o
Det kniber nemlig i Slesvig.
Tyskerne har udnyttet den Be-
stemmelse, at enhver, der er
fodt Slesyig, kan stemme, paa
en- saadan Maade, at enhver
Tysker der har tilbragt ct Par
Barndomsaar i Slesvig bliver
sendt op at stemme. S@rlig /
Mellemslesyig virker dette slemt
fordi Embeds-og Bestillingsmend
har yekslet meget hurtigt der.
Unge Folk med smaa Born har
veret der ct Par Aar og er saa
reJst igen og nu kommer
B0rnene for at stemme for at
det gamle danske Land skal til
Tyskland. De praler af, at de
vii sende 10000 Stemmer op
Sydfra, medens den danske Agi-
tation 0jeblikket kun we'd af
20-23,000 Stemmer udenfra for
Danmark.
Her det, at Haabet har rejst
sig ON at faa en- stor Hjelp fra
de udvandrede / Amerika. Lii
gesom L. S. beredte Verden en-
stor OverraskeIse og Ententen Ell
straalende SER we'd sin hurtige
og ymldige Udrykning, saaledes
er det at haabe, at det maa lyk.
kes al overraske baade Nord
% sgd for Kongeaa og berede
en- straalende SER for gamle
Danmark we'd en- uventet tusind-
tallig dansk-slesyigsk Reserve
fra Amerikal
En- stor Udrykning vii kunne
faa en- aldeles afgerende Betyd-
ming, sarlig for Diet hardest tru-
de Mellemslesvig.
Og Tidspunktet er udmerket:
de kan gore en- herlig Rejse Ill
det gamle Land l. for at stem
me, q for at deltage den enc
staaende Genforeningsfest, den
st9rste Dag Danmarks Historic
og 3 for at fejre Jul Slesvig.
Men der maa agiteres under
H9jtryk og uden Opsettelse.
Lad der blive Indsamling der
ovre Ill at hjalpe de ubemid-
lede Slesyigere hjem. Det kan
10 vare de andre Dansk Ameri-
kaneres Bidrag til Danmarks
Sejr.
Lad det helst blive en- Falles-
rejse ct ,,Genforenings og julie
skib.
Ssnderjydsk Fond, ON like
andre maa kunne hjelpe med
Pengesagerne I 0jeblikket gael
der det at sikre Landet og Fol
ket for Danmark, siden kan
Hjelp og Godgerenhed komme.
M gelder Diet sidste store
Loft for Slesvig og Danmark
Det skal sette Kronen paa Ver-
ken. Fra Amerika maa ogsaa
her Hjalpen komme. Refs en-
veldig Agitation, at oncel
Den dansk amerikanske Pres
Sc maa nu gore sin betydnings-
fulde rationale Indsats.
De kan roligt love Deres sles-
vigske Lesere, at ct Skib fuldt
af danske Slesvigere we'd denne
Lejlighed vii faa en- enestaaende
Modtagelse Danmark og Sles-
Wig selv.
Sat endelig allie, code Slesvi-
eerc Virksomhed med at agi-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26
Verderskonferencen ON Bol

nearbejde. Washington, d. c.,
20. Nov. Den internationale Ar
bejderkonference billigede i Gaar
enstemmig den Plan at forel@gge
de Landes Regeringer, der er
representeret, en- international
Overenskomst ON Bornearbejde
og fastsmtte Minimumsalder fol
Arbejdet.
l allie Lande, undtagen ia
pan, Tndien og nogle faa andre
Lande Orienten, vii Overens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26

at the Post Office of Blair, Nebra
lvil sandsynligvis forbade Brest
tldlg December
Consolidated Schools. Buena
Vista County, Ia, har flere og
storre konsoliderede Skoler end
inoget andet County Iowa, og
der skulde indvies EN- Rem
brandt den 12te November. Byg-
ningen koster 100000, men hvis
den skulde opfores nu, Wide
den koste mindst 100000. Den
sterste konsoliderede Skole i
Iowa er Alta, Buena Vista
County.
Et privat Sanatorium Fort
Dodge, Iowa, tilh9rende DR.. j.
W. Kline, der har brugt det
som Taringshospital, er overta-
get af Regeringen og skal be-
nyttes we'd Behandlingen af af-
monstrede Soldater, som har
faaetTaring, og som horer hjem-
me Midtvesten. Det har Plads
til % Patienter. DR.. Kline skal
vedblive som Bestyrer.
Automobil- Ulykke. Mrs. Jes-
sic Yea blev forleden Dag over
kort al EN- Automobil i Da-
yenport, Ia, og drabt paa Ste
det. Hun sk9d en- Barneyogn
foran sig, da Automobilen kom.
Markvardig nok, kom Barnet
like til Skade. Abode var 36
Aar gammel w. h. Rashid,
der k9rte Automobilen, blev ar
resteret. De, som var Vidner til
Ulykken, sagde, at han k9rte
med Ell Fart af 40 Mil i Timen.
| Arresteret tysk-luthersk Prast.
Pastor A. G. Shurmann. der er
Prast we'd den tysk-lutherske
Kirke i Pomeroy, la, og som
for en- Tid siden blev don't for
Overtradelse af Spionloven we'd
at have ladet tysk-venlige Vt
ringer falde under Krigen, blev
forleden Dag sendt til Leaven-
wort, hyor ban ifolge Dommen
skal tilbringe fem Aar Diet f9-
derale Fangsel. Han havde APP
Ipelleret Dommen til Landets
Hojesteret, men denne Ret meg
tede at forandre den.
American Legion i Kenosha,
Wis, erklerede forleden Dag,
at den like Wide taale, at de
Rode drew Propaganda Byen.
Da de afmonstrede Soldater fix
at hore, at Red Dawn og lig-
nende Litteratur bley solgt af
en- Forretning i Byen, valgte de
Ell Komite, som skulde gaa til
EJeren og sige, at Diet like vii
de blive taalt. Komiteen fix og-
saa Myndighed til at henvende
sig til Borgermesteren og BRUCE
ale mulige Midler for at hindre,
at slig Litteratur blev solgt.
Lundeen bortfores. Ortonvil-
lie, Mimi, 1S. Nov. Ernest Lun-
deen, tldllgere kongresmand ira
femte Minnesota Distrikt, der
skulde tale ct Theater her Af-
tes mod Nationernes Liga, blew
taget fra Talerstolen af Med.
lemmer af den lokale Afdeling
at ,,American Legion, fulgt til
Jernbanestationen og lukket in
de en- Fryseyogn paa Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul Jernba-
men. Toget skulde just afgaa
Jog gik tyve Mil, for Tr@nfolkene
hprte Lundeens Skrig og lod ham
lud Appleton, Mimi.
Verdenskonferencen ON B9r-
nearhe ide WASHINGTON ID c..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26

Valgene i Itaien. Rom, 18.
Nov. Giovanni Giolitti, Paols
Boselli, Antonio Salandra, Vito
rio Orlando, ale tidligere For
steministre, og Signor Raimon.
do er blevet genvalgt til Depu-
teretkammeret if9lge de sidste
lndberetninger. Ufuldstandige
Rapporter giver Ministerialister-
ne 145 Sader, Socialisterne 81,
Katholikkerne 80, Konstitutio-
nellie Opponenter SO, Nationali-
sterne 23 og Republikanerne 16.
Paderewski ider Nederlag.
Warschaw, 18. Nov. Paderew-
skis Regering har lidt~et Ne
derlag we'd en- Kombination af
Socialister og Bondepartierne eff
ter EN- Afstemning Nationalfor.
samllngen angaaende Sp9rgsmaa
let ON at indf9re fri Trafik
Korn Stedet for det eksiste-
rende Regeringsmonopol. Forsla-
get, der var mod Regeringens
Politik, blew vedtaget. Resulta-
ltet er ct Bevis paa manglende
TilHd til den nuvarende Rege-
ring.
Forholdene Wien. London,
81 Nov. F0rsteminister Lloyd
George udtalte som Svar paa
Spergsmaal i Underhuset i Gaar,
at han like saa noget Haab ON
Lindring den 9konomiske ST.
tuation Wien uden Hj@lp fra
U. S. A. England havde allerede
forstrakt Regeringen Wien med
3,5O0,000 Pund Sterling, og han
gjorde opmarksom paa, at Eng
land like agter at yedblive med
at bare den storste Del af Byr-
den Forbindelse med Hun
gersnoden Diet Land.
Den fransk-engelske Traktat.
Paris, q. Nov. Den fransk-
engelske Traktat, ifolge hvilken
England gaar med paa at komme
Frankrig til Hjalp Tilfelde af
'uberettiget tysk Angreb, traadte
j Kraft Dag, da Jarl Crewe
paa Englands Vegne og Uden-
rigsminister Pichon paa Frank
rigs Vegne udvekslede formelle
Ratifikationsnoter.
De allierede og tyske Kom-
missioner holdt deres f6rste fel-
les Session Dag for at over
veje Metoderne for Gennemfo-
relsen af Fredstraktaten og Pro-
tokollen
Valgene i Frankrig. Paris, 20.
Nov. En- Prins, fem Hertuger,
otte Marker, fire Baroner og
mango Grever vii if9lge de sidste
Efterretninger blive Medlemmer
af n@ste Deputeretkammer Det-
tie tyder paa, at den franske
Reaktion mod Socialister og de
yderliggaaende af ale Slags er
meget stark. Blandt de adelige
paa den ny Liste over Depu-
terede er Prins Murat, Hertug
az Dalmatien, Mark de Castel
lane og Baron de Rotschild. AZ
otte Generaler, der var Kandi-
dater, blew kun to valgt.
Ungarn og de Allierede. Bu-
dapest, 10. Nov Den politiske
Situation har tydeligvis taget en-
ny Vending, efter at de rum@n-
ske Trooper har trukket sig
tilbage, og den ungarske natio-
male Har under Admiral Hor-
thy er rykket ind. Ferstemini-
ster Friedrich siges haardnaklSet
at modsatte sig Dannelsen at
en- Koalitionsregering, der er an
tagelig for de Allierede. Militari-
sterne erklerer aabenlyst, at de
;1,Jrn ,,,l l,,ffa al Eapo1ao ay, Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26
Jorden rundt.
Sagen mod Hohenzollern. Lon

Sagen mod Hohenzollern. Lon
don, 10. Nov. daily Tele-
graph IS correspondent medde-
ler, at Englands Generaladvo-
kat og Generalfiskal er Paris
for at raadfore sig med de Allie
redes Raad ON Sagen mod den
tidligere Kejser Man haaber,
at ct endeligt Skridt Sagen
vii blive taget til Jul.
Valget i Belgien Briissel, 90
Nov. Resultatet af Valgene vi
ser, at det nye Deputeretkam-
mer vii komme til at bestaa af
73 Katholikker, ct Tab af 26
Pladser, 70 Socialister, en- Vim
ding af 80, og 81 Liberale, ct
Tab af II. 9 Pladser vandtes
af Representatives. for forskelli-
ge Partier, der like har noget
specielt politisk Program
De baltiske Slater. London,
I18. Nov. Representatives. FOREST
land, Lettland, Lithauen, Fin
land, Pollen, Ukren og Hvide
Rusland har erkl9ret sig ta-
'v6r af Dannelsen af en- politisk
log militer Alliance for at for
svare de Nationers Uafhengig-
he'd, meddeles der hertil. Den
Ilettiske Regering vii sammenkal-
de en- Konference for at disku-
ltere Dannelsen af en- Post, Te-
legraf- og Jernbane- Union, siges
der.
+
Arbejdslcsheden i England.
London, 30. Nov. Underhuset
vedtog i Gaar at standse I'm
derstottelse til de Arbejdslpse
Forslaget fra John r. Clynes, der
ltilhorer Arbejderpartiet, ON at
reducere Bidragene, blev forka-
stet med 217 mod 1913 Stemmer
Under Debatten blev der prote-
steret kraftigt fra Arbejderpar-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26

kOmsten f0rbyde at satte noget
Barn under IA Aar til Arbejde.
II Japan og Indien er Alderen
sat til IL Aar.
Villas Stilling. Ell Paso, Tex,
|19. Nov. Fra paalidelig Kilde
fix man Gaar at vide, at Pom
cho Villa er Nerheden af
Sierra Mojada Staten Chi
huahua.e Han har samlet Ell
Styrke paa 1000 beyebnede
Mend, men holder dem spredt
i smaa Flokke under Anf9rsel
at sine forskellige Medhielpere.
Felipe Angeles har en- anden
,Styrke Staten Zacatecas, men
dens St9rrelse og Udstyr er like
officielt kendt. Hippolito Villa
er helt kommen sig fra sin
Lamhed og er i Nerheden af
Tres Palomas, sgd for Big Bend !;
men han har kun Ell lille Styrke
og antages like at vere af no.
gen Betydning i det ventende
Angreb af Villas Tilhangere.
Wisconsin tager Forhold mod
de hpje Sukkerpriser. Madison,
Wis, 20. Nov. Markedsdirekt9r
Edward Nordman har med Gu
vernon Phillipps Billigelse sendt
Ordre til allie Observation-Disclosures,
at de skal sette under Tiltale
de Personer, der findes at have
oplagret Sukker for at tjene
saa meget mere og som paa
anden Made har s9gt en- ublu
Fortjeneste paa denne N9dven-
dlghedSartlkel.
Det er absolut forbudt at sael-
ge Warren frem og tilbage for
paa den Made at drive Priserne
i Vejret.
Markedskommissionen tager in
tet Hensyn til de af Regeringen
bestemte Priser. Den setter som
EN- rimelig Fortjeneste for dem,
som selger store Partier, tire
Fjerdedels Cent pr. Pund og for
K9bmend fra cen til cen og Ell
.halv Cent pr. Pund.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26

/ jo det hele selv serge for
derovre.
Gud lade dog denne Sag lyk-
kes Hills allie gamle Venner og
var selv hjertelig hilset. Din
hengivne Ven.
II. o. Fri m d TN o Ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26
28.

tlet mod at standse UnderstSt-
telsen we'd Vinterens Indtredelse,
da mango ArbejdslSse Wide kom-
me til at lide stor Nod.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26
Ter of the President E. Bureson Postmaster Generai

komsten forbyde at satte noget
Barn under IA Aar til Arbejde.
| Japan og Indien er Alderen
sat til IL Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26

vii sandsynigyis forbade Brest
tidlig i December.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26

ct dansk amerlkansk UgebIads
der ejes af den forenede dam
ske evangelisk-lutherske Kir-
Ike Amerika'' og udgives az
Danish Lutheran Publ. House.
Blair, Nebr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09
USES COMMON YELLOW MUSTARD
FOR CHEST COLDS AND SORE THROAT

mustard plasters.
This yellow mustard preparation, which is
known tc millions PegyS Mustarine is
sold at drugstores all over America and
one box win do the work Of so mustard
plastGrs, and it cannot blister the tenderest
skin.
Bogys Mustarine is the original mustard
preparation used to take the place OF blister
ing mustard plasters and is known among
druggists as the quickest painkiller on Garth.
1t will pay you to keep box of Begy 5
Mustarine in the house, for it is good for so
many ailments that you will need it often,
just rub it on. that's all you have 10 do,
and headache, backache, earache and .ooth-
ache Twill disappear almost instantly.
Don't fail TO use it for neuritis, neuralgia,
sciatica, lumbago, govt and rheumatic pains
and swellings.
You will quickly find that there is nothing
so good for sprains and strains, core mus
Giles, stiff neck and cramps in leg.
Heat eases pain and Bcgys Mustarine,
made of real yellow mustard with ether
helpful ingredients added, contains more con
contracted, notwithstanding heat than can We
found in any box the same size.
just try 30-cent box you'll praise it TO
the skies millions are doing every day.
Always in the yellow box.-Adv,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09
0ld-Fashioned Simple Home Remedy
Much Used by Doctors and Nurses
for Inflammation, Congestion,
Aches, Pains and Swellings.

Mustard, real yellow mustard The kind
you use at homo. Is being used more than
ever 10 Danish distress and misery and Tree
mankind from agony and suffering,
Not very long ago people used 20 make
yellow mustard into a paste spread it on q
cloth and apply it to that part Of The body
where pain or Inflammation was present
1t surely did do the work il was expected
TO do, but it was mussy and bothersome
and often blistered the skin.
People still use yellow mustard when they
get cold in the chest or have pleurisy.
lumbago or rheumatic pains and swellings.
But nowadays they buy this yellow mus
tard in condensed form all ready for use
for something like 30 cents box and lind
it much better cheaper and cleaner than
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09
What if it does storm!
The motion pictur

ALLthe difference between the sullen drip from the
caves and the futter of leaves in sunny patio
beyond Seville
All the difference between the monotony Of dull
book and the lively creak of saddle-leather between
your knees.
All the difference between seven o'clock this bleak
evening and hot noon ten years ago, when palm
fronds rusted in the soft trade-Wind.
All the difference between Number Maple Street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Towne was
held from her late home Sunday after
noon, the pastor Of the Advent church,
of which she was a member, Rev l.. f.,
Peabody, officiating, assisted by Rev.
Edward G. Hayes of the Congregations
al church The bearers were all reIa-
tives, being Richard fiddock, Frank
Townc and Robert Knowles of this
place. John Fiddock and viii Fiddock
of Montpelier and w. b. Craven of Bur-
lington. Among those present from
out of town We're Mr. and Mrs. John
Fiddock, Will Fiddock and Miss Flor.
enee Teachout of Montpelier, Mrs,
Amelia McCuen of Boston, Mrs. VIII
Davis Mrs, Terce Brooks of Montreal
and Mr.. and Mrs Wheelock Towne of
Burlington. Mrs. McCuen will remain
with her nephew, Gilbert Towne, for a
time and keep the home
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stewart are
the parents of llh- pound son.
Among the lucky hunters Saturday
were Raymond Irish and Harry Irish.
Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Davis have re-
turned from a trip to Boston, made in
their Stanley steamer.
People are glad to welcome again
Mrs. A. W. Morris of Montreal, who is
spending month at the inn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09

Vivian Martin IN
His OFFICIAL FIAseEr =
Wallace Reid ~ "THE LOTTERY MAN
Maurice Tourneur's Production
THE LIFE LINE
George Loane fuckers Production
THE MIEAcLE MAS
Robert Warwick III lis MIzzouRA"
Bryant Washburn III
IT Pays TO ADVERTISE
"Thc Teeth Of the Tiger"
Hiih q SiGr Cast
1.-THE Miracle Of Love"
A Cosmopolitan Production
Thomas H. lnce's Productions
Enid Bennett IN
WHAT EVERY WoNAN LEARNs"
Dorothy Dzlso1 in L'APAcHE'
Douglas MacLean & Doris May ~
"25a Hours LEAvE"
Charles Ray N "CRooKED STRAIGHT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09
WILLI4MSTOHN

Regular meeting OF Fraternity Re
bckah lodge, Thursday, Dee. II. Nom.
nation of officers A good attendance
is desired, as our next meeting will be
election of officers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09
WATERBURY,
Board of Trade Reorganized with 10
seph T. Smith as President.

At meeting in library hall Friday
evening in the interest of recognizing
the Board of Trade, the following Off
GERS We're elected President, Joseph r.
Smith; vice president X, w, Putnam;
secretary, +. 4. Joslyn; treasurer, W.
b. Clark Chairmcn of committees as
follows: Agriculture, A. II. Bailey; rail-
roads, G. d. Swasey; reception, d. g.
Harvey; reforestFy, A. G. Wheeler;
education, " L. Perkins; advertising
and printing, +. W. Magnus; new in
dustries, d. W. Cooley; public improve
ments, B. r. Demeritt; legislation, A.
II. Smith; summer resorts w. I. Da.
Wis; committee on new members, c. G.
Graves, L. r. Brisbrin and K, w. Put
nam.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09

Ozias Ganthier Of Whiting has lost
the sight of an eye which was pene-
trated few days ago by piece of
steel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09
Jhis is no night to stay home
Whats that to you?
theatre is open.

and the sashaded deck of an island schooner cream
ing through the blue of the seas of the South.
How far away? How near is the nearest Of the
better theatres with the relaxation Of its sociable
chairs, its genial warmth and happy swing of music?
Paramount Aircraft Pictures are there. That is
why it is better theatre.
Your kind Of people, who know life and treasure
romance, made Paramount Aircraft Pictures pos
sible-and Paramount Aircraft Pictures made that
better theatre possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09
Latest Paramount
AIRCRAFT Pictures

Released to December ISt
Billie Burke 10 SADIE LOVE
Irene Castle 80
the INVISIBLE BOND
Marguerite Clark ~
Luck IN PAWN
Ethel Clayton IN
"A SPORTING CHANcE'
Cecil b. DeMille's Production
MALE AND FEHALE'
Elsie Ferguson 81 COUNTERFEIT
Dorothy Gish in
TURNING THE TABLrs'
d. w. Griffith's Production.
SCARLET DAYS
FWm. S. Hart - "JoHs PETIICoATs"
Houdini 10 THE GRIM GAME
Supervision Thoma5 n. lnce
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09
Motion, pictures

Paramount Features Comedies
Paramount-A rbuekle Comedies
Egcry Other MoHth
p aramount-Maek Sennett Comedies
fpo Each M0Etb
Paramount Al ST. John Comedies
One Each MeHit
Paramount Ernest Truck Comedies
One Each Month
Paramount-De Haven Comedies
One Each Month
Paramount Shou Subiects
Paramount Magazine tsafed 5reckiy
Psramoupt-Post Nature Pictures
issued cvCtg other ;rfek
Paramount Burton Holmes Travel
Pictures enc zach areek
Paramount Burlin CHAM Adventure
Pictures cgery 53ker lueek
Paramount Briggs Comedies
one each ipssk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-24

How easy your husband is TO please.
I, must be- fun TO cook for him" i once
said to wife in regard TO her husbands
taste in food. had met them at little
r. staurant where they were taking thclr
meals while some alterations were being
mad on their kitchen.
But See How Light the Biscuits Are!
The food at the restaurant was Tar
from first class yet the husband seemed
AWAY: perfectly satisfied. When his
wife complained of disadvantages he
would point out advantages in the most
cheerful way True tn" meat was more
stringy and fatty than would have chos-
en- hut see how light the biscuits w"r".
To he sure onr only received fiv" Ch"rS
rics for dessert but think what generous
belplngs one got Of the vegetables, etc.
etc.
was quito charmed with his philoso-
phic attitude So few men arc phil"So-
phlc about food. On the contrary. Hence
nv remarks above quoted TO his wife.
Ills wifc smiled thoughfully. My
dear" shr said. ION the contrary h" Is n
very difficult man 10 please a. home
quite finical | assure you.
He Makes A Point Of Liking Things.
Simply because harcIng tho k't"hcn
fixed over and coming here while i was
done was his plan. He has always in
sisted this was a perfectly good place
and that anyone who said il wasn't was
fussy. Therefore h. makes point OF
did.
And not only as applied to husbands
bul as applied TO humanity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-24
WILD WEST SHOW
Islanders Guido BUFFALO BILL
IN MASTERING FRACT1OUS
HORSE.
La1e Graner Grabs Beast by the EAr
and Nose and Promptly Flops
Runaway Animal.

An exciting runaway occurred on the
Island. near Belle Isle beach. last even
ing. A hoy. driving an icc-cream wagon
for 1. T. Smith OF MarIinc Ferry. re-
moved the horses bridl" and permitted
the animal TO Graz" on III" grass around
the old raCe-traCk. The horSc-raclhe
spirit must have been IN IN" grass. l"i
the animal dartrd away suddenly. ana
for tho next few minutes residents OF
the North Island had excitement ga
lore.
The horse circled Belle Isle n couple
~ times. then dashed down South Wa
bash street Mail Carrier GeorE" Slau'
siczed the animal by the ear and collar
but the horse only ran the faster. with
the additional load. Assistant tlt!
Clerk Lafayette Grancr, seeing that ih'
runaway was about 10 become serious
dashed into the street and grasp"d th'
horse by the other ear and the nose
The animal dragged both men for con,
siderable distance before they couio
bring the runaway to a stop.
few spokes in one wheel were bro
ken but. otherwise. the wagon was no.
damaged. Ice-cream spoons and diShe'
were scattered freely along the street!
for three or four blocks.