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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-13
THRILLING INCIDENT.
Heroic Rescue OF an Infant-Other But
News.

Heroic Rescue of an Iufant-Other Butte
News.
Special to The Independent.
BUTTE. May PA fire in the residence
OF Thomas Dunstan had q thrilling inci-
dent to-day. While the fire was in progress
Mrs. Dunstan cried out that her child was
still in the burning building. Charles
Caddy and Louis Ber.soh at once rushed
into the building Caddy found the in
FAINT on cot unconscious and bore ii TO
place of safety amid the cheers Of specta-
tors. The child was Thought TO have been
suffocated. but in short time was a. we'll
as ever.
Alderman Pascoe tonight withdrew his
resignation as member of the city council.
On Monday a convention will be held in
Butte of delegates from miners' unions In
Colorado, Nevada. Utah, Wyoming Idaho
and Montana. The plan is TO form fedora
ton of miners unions.
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Strikers Attack . Factory.

VIENNA, May IA meeting Of striking
skin drsssers was held this afternoon. ln-
fiammatory speeches were mado by socialist
a agitntors, and eventually the whole audi
encs marched to factory whore nom
uniouists wero employed. Thev broke the
windows and tried 10 force the doors. The
police were unable TO disperss the mob. A
company Of infantry was called. and after
n short fight the soldiers drove of the
! strikers. Two mon were wounded in the
fight. Nineteen strikers wore arrested.
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One That wan Pay Ont

H111sDA1E, Mich. Nav 12.-The First
State bank, of this city, has gone gone into
liquidation and quit business to-day.
Business was transferred to the Hillsdale
Savings bnnk. which will assume all liabill-
ties aud pay Iepositors in full.
The private banking institution Of Paris
g. Nave, at Rockford. closed its doors this
morning. Nothing is to be learned except
that the bank is affected by the failure OF
the Indianapolis bank.
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The Canadian Hog.

OTTAWA. Ont. May 12.-The Hudson Bay
company has secured the contract for sup
plying rations for tho Indians in Manisob'
and the Northwest territories. Herstofors
American bacon principally has been sup
piled. but the government says that Gan
adian cured bacon hns boon found equal u
American cured. both A. regards keepinl
properties and quality, and the oontrhos ha'
been lot On the understanding that only
clear Canadian cured shall be supplied.
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Train Robbers in Illinois.

CA1Ro ILL.,, May 12.-Lass night two
m asked men held up a passenger train on
the Mobile g. Ohio road at Laketon. Ky.
They covered the engineer and fireman with
revolvers. took them to the express car and
demanded shat the express messenger open
the doors. Meeting with . refusal, they
blew 4 hole in the car with dynamite and
coyered the messengers who were trying TO
hide the valuablss. They then opened tho
doors. The robbers took all In sight.
about 81. Goo and escaped.
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Exoepted From the statute.

PORTLAND, Orc. May l2.-Ths libel suit
for $4,000 brought by the government
against the steamer Danube for overlooking
with Chinese between Victoria and this
port, was dismissed in the United Slater
district court to-day. Judge BsllinRer held
that, ~ was the carriage OF passengers to
this port from foreign territory contiguoui
to ths United States and belongs to th,
GLASS excepted from the statute"
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OTHER CRASHES.

Duo to Varying Causes, In Different
Sections.
MILWAUKEE. May 12.-The stores OF
Frank A. Lappers& Co. and the Lapper
Furniture company, doing an immense
business in dry goods and house furnish
inc. are in the hands of the sheriff on exc
buttons aggreeatinR $65,Oo0. Plankington
this afternoon filed AL execution against
Lapper & Co. for $219, 900. The liabilities
of the firm, as far as known. will be S3oO
OOO
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sevon London Banks Fail.

LONDON, May 12.-The advance in the
rate of discount by the Bank of England
yesterday TO three and one-half per cent
rende ed the regular fortnightly settlement
Of accounts on the stock exchange very diff
foult and seven small banks have failed.
Better feeling prevails in the market FOL
American securities.
More failures are expected to take place
on the stock exchange tomorrow. owing te
tho default of q Greek speoulator who IL
said to have Liabilities of e25O,O00 Several
crippled firms have been helped over settle
ment. which passed off as we'll as could b
expected considering the hsaviness o
speculative accounts open.
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rores. Fires In .Jersey.

TOMS RIVER. n. j.. HAY 12.-Forcst fires
have eoversd all Of Eastern aud Berkeley
hundreds of acres OF oak. pine and cedar
timber. many valuable cranberry boRs and
three houses. Many persons had narrow
escapes for their lives. Tho fires are stiil
burning south Of Toms River Tonight and
the cranberry bogs and many homes In
small slearings arc threatened.
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Tho Infanta EulAlia.

HAVANA. May 12.-The Infant Eulalia
and husband visited the Casa Beneficiencia
yesterday, where they laid the corner
stone of building TO be devoted to the
benefit of working people. Al a later hour
they attended bull tight. The soiourn OF
the royal guests il . continuous round of
ovations.
MADRID. May 12.-DisquietinR new. CON
earninv ths InfnntR Eulalia's health ia
received from Havana. 1t 10 said the pro-
posed journey to Chicago could be made
only at the gravest risk.
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Deposits Not Heavy.

CuAR1Evo1x, Mich. May l2.-The Bank
of Cha-levoix closed its doors this morning
and placed its affairs in the hands of an
assignee. The Northern Michigan Seed
company, for which the bank furnished
financial backing. il included in the assign
ment, No other failures will result. De-
posits will not exceed 100000. and ii Is
believed every creditor will be paid in full.
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Weeks Will Ketarn NO More.

New York. May 12.-An evening papsi
saws, Francis IL. Weeks, ex-prssidsnt OF
the Land and Improvement company OK
West SUPERIOR. Wis.,. Ia n fugitive from JUS
tics. He fled from this city two weeks ago,
before tho news Of his failure was made
nublio, He 10 now undsrstood 70 be IN
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One in Wisconsin.

MADISON, Wis. May 12.-The bank OF
Oregon. established about year ago by
Dwiagins, Starbuck d Co.. OF Chicago
made an assignment to-day. The closing
of the bank was due to the collapse of the
Columbia National bank of Chicago
Assets are Agured at $50, 600, Liabilities az
S3O,OOo of which $25.OO0 are due deposit
ors, who are nearly all business men OF the
village of Oregon.
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Drowned in swan River.

Special to The Independent.
CoLuMBlA FALLS. May l2.-Olaf Olson.
of Great Falls, was drowned yesterday In
the Swan river. He was = member of .
bear hunting party of eight who left here
ten days ago. Tho party was on 4 raft.
which struck q snag throwing the eight
men into the swift current Eight guns,
four bear skins. and all provisions, were
lost. Two others Of the party are in sert-
ous condition from exposure.
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hest Man In sight.

Isp,ANAroLrs. May 12.-An evening paper
.avs the wishes of Indiana were the con-
trolling influence in the republican national
league meeting at Louisville and that tho
Ipiiana men there knew Ex-Presidsnt Har-
rison's wishes and carried them out 10 tho
letter. Some delegates from Indiana did
not hesitate TO say TO Tho representative.
from other states that ID was thsir belief
tbnt Harrison would be called to lead the
rsnublican party in 1896.
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TO-DAY the annual contest
between representative athletes
bf Yale and Harvard universities
vill take place on the Yale ath-
ctic grounds in New Haven.
Extensive alterations and im-
brovements have been made in
he Yale grounds for this meet
! |ng. The corners of the tracks
ave been raised and the shape
lade more oval for the special
dvantage of the bicyclists.
Every event will be sharply
ontested.
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whisky Dealers Fail.

LOUISVILLE. May 12.-The firm Of W. II.
Thomas g. Son, largest dealers in old Ken
tucky whisky in the world. suspended pay
ment this morning the result Of the dull
ness in the whisky trade and tight money
market. The liabilities are considerably
over half q million. but the assets exceed
this sum by nearly ons-hslf.
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Ashore ON tho Rocks.

NOMINAL, May 12. Tho United States
schooner Blake. On route TO Chicago. Is
ashore 100 miles above Quebec and on the
rocks. and In position difficult to remove
her without serious damage to the hull.
She 10 not likely to prove tosal loss. bus
she will probably be badly damaged.
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Tho Discussion Will Go On.

LONDON. May 1.-THE house of COM
mons, sitting a. committee of the whole ON
the homo rule bill to-day. resumed debate
on the motion made Yesterday TO strike ont
the first clause of the measure, motion
which practically means to reject the whole
bill. The debate was marked by several
scenes OF excitement. Tho motion was de-
feated. 3O0 TO N67.
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National College Republican League.

Lou1svI1LE May 12.-The national repub-
lican college league elected the following
officers: L. Il. Hawkins. Of Syracuse uni
versity. president; u. w, Wolfe. of the
University of California. vice president; T.:
v. Gould, of Perdue university. second
Woe president; A. ]. Falkner and A. O.
Lundstrum, of Knox college, ILL.,. third and
fou tn Woe presidents; Julius G. Travis, OF
the University Of Michigan, secretary. and
j. b, Kuntz Of Columbia, Pa. treasurer.
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stee, Company Confes.es Jud rmena

ST.. LOUIS May l2.-1n the circuit court
at Bellville this afternoon the Belleville
Steel company confessed Judgment In the
sum of 1881 in favor of Fielding W. Oil
yer. St, Louis. Charles Becker and Fer
nard Yoch were appointed receivers. AS
sets and liabilities are as follows: Assets
S94O, 900, liabilities $bO0,O
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Protested Against Expulsion.

VIENNA. May 12.--'rho Austrian govern
ment has formally protested against tho
action OF the Russian authorities in expe!l-
ing from Russian Poland Herr Rozwadski.
a member of ths Austrian reiehstag and
owner Of land in Russian. Poland. where he
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Orc in Bad Rock Mountain.

Special to The Independent
COLUMBIA FALLS, May 12.-Prospectors
continue to arrive here, and the discoveries
of ore Sunday. two miles east of this city,
in Bad Rock mountain. all point to perma-
nent mines. Within two days a dozen To-
cations have been made on the leads.
There is one we'll defined stratum OF free
milling gold rock. The excitement seems
40 urnH with inYastipRti
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NUN EROUS FAILURES.
Brought On ny tho Collapse OF the Coium-
bIa Bank.

bIa Bank.
PORTLAND DEPOT Ind. May 12-Word
was received here at one O'Clock this mo- n
ing that tho Dunkifk bank. OF Dnnkirk.
this county, closed ITS doors last light and
refused to pay dspositors. crowd OF sew
81 al hundred excited people surrounded the
building. Tho bank Was owned by DwIa-
gins, Starbuck a. Co., of Chicago, and has
gone down for at least $4,000.
KoKoMo, Ind. Mny 12--The Commercial
State bank, of Kussiayiils. and the Farmers
bank, at Greentown. both under ono man
ngement, failed this morning for xGo,Ooo.
The failure of tho Columbia bank, of Chi
oago. is Responsible for the collapse. Abon'
twenty other banks in Indiana arc CON
| neo,ed to somo extent with the Columbia
bank and number OF private banks,
mostly small concerns.
| INDIANAPOLIS, May 1.-THE Commercial
bnnk, OF Brookgton. has failed. There ~
no statement of its assets or Liabilities. ~
was controlled BY the Columbia bank. OF
Chicago.
The Bank OF Greenwood. Indiana. has
closed its doors on account OF tha failure
of the Columbia bank, Of Chicago. No
statement is made OF its Liabilities.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 1.-THE CONNER
cial bank at Brookston, fifteen miles nortn
Of this city, closed its doors. Deposits
amount to about $4,000. Officers say it
will pay in full and resume business al
soon as affairs can be Strengthened out.
GENEVA, Ind, May 12.-Tha Farmers
and Merchants bank suspended TO-DAY a.
noon 1t was connected with the Colum-
bia National OF Chicago. The bank a
Wakerton, which suspended. was also con
nected with the Columbia.
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One In Ohio.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE private bank
of Dwiegins, Starbuck d Co. at Williams
burg, O., closed its doors this morning on
order from Dwieeins, president. The Col
umbia bank of Chicago was branch
bank. Assets $35,000, liabilities $50. 900.
An expert accountant employed at the bank
yesterday came here early thls morning ana
vas arrested. charged with embezzlement
It is suspected he was employed TO conceal
some funds OF the bank.
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was living temporarily looking after his
interests whom ordered 10 leave tho country
By Russian officials.
Drought in Enrlsnd.

LONDON. May l2.-Ths drought Of the past
eight wesks has caused great loss OF farm
and market garden products In south Eng
land. Grain. vegetables and fruit are with
ering throughout wide strips of country:
Caterpiliars are destroying the leaves and
blossoms In the orchards. In Hampshire.
Devonshirs and Cornwall the streams and
wells are drying up.
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a...,. Much Lower Than Estimated.

Sioux Cry, Ia. May l2.-To-day W. F.
Thomas, assignee of the Sioux City Dry
Goods company. filed a schedule of assets.
The total being $192. 2ll. as against. $4sl.-
700 in the original schedule. Liabilities
are az formerly estimated. $232, OOO.
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Dina ia His brothers Failure.

OTTAWA, ILL.,, May 12.-Richsrd J. Horn
ick, banker, merchant and speoulasor. OF
Grand Ridge, has failed owing to run on
his hank caused bv financial entanglement
from his brother, John Hornick. OF Sioux
City.
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X ,fr Had Money with Them.

WuMlNaroN. Del. May II The liabili-
ties of Il. Il. Robinson d Co.. the sus-
pended bankers. are $685. 900; assets. $2Oo,-
600. The order of the Knights of Pythias
had n large amount Of money in the bank.
understood TO be about $4,000.
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Three in Michigan.

EDwARDsBund. Mich. May 12.-The Citi-
zens bank displayed a notice ON its door
this morning as follows: "Out of town on
business. back at noon." Dwipgins. Star
buck Il Co., of the Columbia National bank.
Chicago. held large share of the stock IN
the Citizens bank. The citizens OF this
place are interested to the extent OF p2o,~
900. Township and school funds are also
tied up.
KALAMAZOO. Mich, May 3.-The United
bank of kichland, of this county, did not
open its doors TO-DAY owing to it's connec.
tion with the Columbia National bank OF
Chicago: Cashier Watts expects to raise
sufficient cauh to enable him to open the
doors Tomorrow and pay al! claims.
Dwigeins. starbuck & Co.. of Chicago,
also owneo the Lawton bank, which is in
the hands of the sheriff now.
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In weather conditions is rapid.
Extremes succeed each other
' at short intervals. Warm
weather is certain, and it is
! good policy to select suitable
apparel now. Delays are un-
profitable and inconvenient.
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Total for the leading oities Of the United I
States May H. was 81, $40 3B4, ,l09 an increase of
Ii per cent compared with the same week last
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Business Done During the Past Week In
the Money Centers.
New YonK, May 12.-The following table.
compiled by Brndstreet's. shows the bank
clearinRs for the week ending May IL, with
percentage of increase or decrease compared
with the correspondinp week of last year:
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Babo Ball,

PrrrspuRe, May 7.-Ehret was invincible
to-day. PittsburR 8. Louisville o.
BROOKLYN. May 1.-THE Bostons were in
the game only one inning. Brooklyn 8,
Boston 3.
ST., LOUIS, May 12.-The superior batting
of the browns was . feature. 81. Louis 8,
Cleveland Z.
WARRINGTON, May 12.--Mulvsy's high
throw to first let two men In. Washinatou
6, Baltimore
Pu11ApHLPHIA. May 12.-Ths homo team
hammered Forman over the field. Phila-
delphia 10, New York 6.
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ON TRACK AND DIAMOND.
Winners of Events Contested by Horse
and Ball Clubs.

Winners of Events Contested by Horsos
and Ball Clubs.
San FRANCISCO. May 12.-Five and half
furlongs-Volita won, Angelo second, Con-
naupht third. Time. 1:10.
Five furlongs-Jennis Dean won. Vivace
second, Button third. Time. 1:04.
Six and half furlonRs-Inksrman won.
Nero second. Broadohurch third. Time.
1922.
Mile-ss. Patrick won. Abip second.
Folly third. Time, 1:43.
Five aud half furlonRs-Lodt won, Joe
Time. 1:o5M.
Five and a half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won,
spsllbound second, Reuben Payne third
Five efurlones-Haroldinev won. Tremonis
second, Allen third. Time, 1:0614.
Mile-Helen n: won,c Louaon second
Ferrisr third: Time, lag; nj.
Queen second, Queen Rsgen, third. Time
Eve M and q half turlongs-Quivsr won
Fringe second, Interior third. Time
1:1211.
ST. LOUIS. May 12.-Lumpy track. 81
furlonas-Soundmore won. Lilliah second
Capt. Drake third. Time. 1:18.
J Four furlongs-Luke Parks won. Barns!
Aaron. Jr. ssoond. Dotsy Diplsss third
Time. :52.
), Seven furlongs-Bon6re won. L. H. sec
ond. Fred Knox third. Time. 1:344.
Four and q half fnrlongs-Tartarisn von
Woodruff second. Audiphons third. Time
:57.
seven furlonQs-Ssfe Home won, Gre
. Duke second. Miss Knott third. Time
1882.
Mile-Edgar johnson won. Kenwood rec
ond, Newcastle third, No time.
LONDON, May 12-The royal plate. 30C
sovereigns. for two-year. olds. at kempto
J park to- day was won by the duke of Port
lands Oily Sehoolbook.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-02-09
A Bite.

Mr. Jones kept a toy shop, and
among various things sold fishing
rods. For the purpose OF advertising
them he had g. large rod hanging out
side, with an artificial fish at the end
OF it. Late one night when most peo-
pie were in bed, q man who was rath-
or the worse for his nights enjoyment
happened to see this fish. He looked
at it, and then went cautiously up
to the door and knocked gently.
Jones did not hear this, so after the
man had knocked a little louder he
responded at the window up above.
who's there?" said Jones.
"Don't make a noise" said the man
in a whisper. "but come down as
quietly as you cam"
At this request our friend thought
there must be something the matter.
So after dressing and coming down as
quietly as possible, he proceeded to
know what it was.
"What is the matter?" he asked.
"Sh!" said the man. "Pull your
line in quick, you've got a bite!"
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Her Appetite Was Delicate Enough.

Her Appetite Was Delicate Enough.
There is a class OF super6ned young
ladies, says Youths Companion, if
common report is to be trusted, who
think it a mark of superior cnltiva-
ton to have small and dainty ap-
:petites. A Pennsylvania exchange
has heard of one.
.'Do you thialk you could eat a bit
of the turkey?" said a. gentleman to
his cousin, a young woman from the
city. L@
& "Why, yes: but just a small piece
please she answered.
He started to trim of q delicate
alorsel and asked: sis there any
part you especially like?"
"Oh,no. am not particular" and
she looked d@murely at her knife and
fork. "Just give me q wing and leg
and g. few slices of the breast, with q
portion of the gizzarsl and Aspoonful
OF dressing. ] can reach the yegeta-
tables myself"
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in#the construction Of these portable
and convenient lights. "a small stor-
aggesbattery is used, the active materi-
salso which is liuhanode, a substance
which IS likely to be largely used for
such purposes. Electric hand lamps
are not only used by travellers for
reading in railway cars, but they
are employed for medical, dental
and Photographic PURPOSES, or an il
luminant in gunpowder mills and
stores. in gas and chemical works and
anywhere that the use of a good and
perfectly safelight is absolutely neces-
sary. One special form is made
with a fve-cell battery, and
ls much in request by lee
turers, photographers and others who
desire to project the light on a paper
or other object and at the same time
to shield their own eyes. Another
form is a special ''pocket" batteryEof
the twO:cell type. This handy little
lamp will give agood light for a period
Of four hours with one charge, and is
so light and compact that it will go
comfortably into the coatpocket, and
can be turned on at a moments no.
tice: These lamps, made in various
grades Of strength, according to the
purposes for which they are intended,
are now being used by policemen and
a tram-car conductors and for many
other purposes in which a portable
lamp is necessary.
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ASPIRATION.

hisel In hand stood a sculptor boy,
With his marble block before him, SH
And his face lit up with a smile OF joy,
AS an angel dream passed DER him;
lie carved the dream on that shapeless
stone @
With many a sharp incision;
With heavens own light the sculpture
shone --..
BE had caught that angel vision.
Sculptors of life are we as we stand,
With our souls uncarved before US.
Waiting the hour when, at Gods COM
mand, .. EA '-'
Our life dream shall pass Ger us;
If we carve 1t then, on the yielding stone,
With many a sharp incision, 49,.
Its heavenly beauty shall be our own,
Ourliyes that angel vision.
BISHOP DoANE. ,
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you it was only a dream" He
Murder! Murder! &.
-Notfn His Line Exactly.

##E& ANOIln HIS Line IE#5
Aman with an armful Of handbille
went into Mr.. Schoppenheim's restau.
rant and asked permibsion.to tackA
hundred or so to the wall.
tVot vos dose?" asked Schoppen-
helm.
Circulars advertising q railroade1-
cursion."
"You goes away off NIT a week or
den day and you goes sheaper as to
stay at homer" asked Schoppenheina-
''That's it,"
. Cunt you wants to hang dose circo
lars mein restaurant INF"
you've got it,"
"Got vot?"
"The idea.n
T.. "Den mein customers would rean
dose cirgulars?"
""That's the idea" -.
Cunt go away den days or two
veeks?" .'.'
Eyes" r. ~.
"Unt doan't eat dinners here vile
dey vos avav?" = .t'"
"Well, they could hardly do that
you know" said tho handful man
hesitatingly.
dots vots I drinks meinself. Nein-
l guess [ Won't have any OF dose pills
hung mein restaurant in. Good day,
mein friendt. "-Pittsburg Chronicle.
Telegraph. <~>