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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
Ereie Ytueu.

SenSen sic Sbre Npreie an 8. 6.
SudIen & 60, Chicago, unb erbaIten
Sic cine S6adteI BON DR.. Kings New
Life Pills gratis. Sine grobe lpiro
sic uon beren Wertb iibsr,eusen. 0ieie
giCen iinS pom elmer miIben @irtuus
unO iino BON beionberem GrfoIse CUR
6cilllns Don 8eritOpiuns unb dronii6em
&opfpeb. Sir Malaria unb @ebers
trantbeiten baben bieiel6en ii9 als li1s
i6dsbar bemisien. sic iino garantirt
pom berber Serieeenber SubitanS irei unb
sdnsli9 uon &rduteriubitansen guiana
menseiett gu iein. sic i9wa9en ni6t
bel ibren @irfunsen ionoern frdftiseu
bas Spitem iubem lie Dem Wasen unb
ben llnterIeibs : Srsanen neue Strait
seben. Sine S9ateI uon seuObnli6er
@r0Be foitet % Gents. gu baben BET
{. @. Guete, slpotbeter, 656 Main
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18

o.
Snlano.
glriaoua.

= 3panssimpfung Der SnOianer.
Inter ben Mtoqui : Snotanern IN @rtS
spna baben bic 8ldttern bermaBen UNI
fi6 gegriffen, oab tie ben 9dn5en
Stamm ausSurptten broben. I'm oaS
All perbinbern, puroe es notblg,
iGmmtlite Snbianer oieies Stammes
su impfen, ibre Wpbnungen ~aus5ural@
dern unb bic Sleiber unb bas !9dus9es
ruth Der an Der SGu9e Seitprbenen
pber grtrantten gu perbrennen. Stes
bur6sufibren bat cine @erSttn, 5rau@
lein Mc&ee, bic i'm SienIte Der Snola<
nerperpaltung itebt, nit eritaunllfer
Gneraie iibernpmmen. Sic tano Den
erDbten 8iberItanb BEL ben rNleoicinz
mGnnern", tpel6e lebren, baB ale
&~runtbeiten bus @ert bOier Settler
ieien uno parum MIR ourh 3auberet
unb 8erI9pDrung gebetlt fperoen
tDnnten. Gs gelang ibr inDefen, 5us
nG6it penisitens Die Smptung porSu1
nebmen. Die Snbianer, Die an
Selbttberettl1g BON S@ner0 9elppgNl
limb, nabmen bic Smpfung als cine
barmloie Spielerei rubi9 bin. Inoers
aber tpurbe Der @erIu9, bic Siitten
aussurGu9ern unp Die Sausgsrdtbe gu
s%erbrennen, aufgenommen. Der
@erstin traten bier bic Snbianer nit
bepaffneter Sanb entgegen. Ni9tsbe@
itopeniser sslang es ibr, in smst BON
ben Iiebsn SnbianerbDrfern tbren
Dinen bur65uieBen. Damn jebo3
purbe bic Saltung Der Sduptltnge unp
MebicinmGnnern 10 brpbeno, baB Der
Snbianer : agent na9 W~aibington
nm Ipfprtige Senoung BON Sruppen
tslegrapbiren mubte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
YeNcr ais 6lonoife.

Ssrr q. 6. Gbomas pom WarpspiQe,
Ger, bat cine grOBere Gntpetung ais bic
in Sloncite gema6t. Sabrelans lit er
unidsIi6 pon ausSebruus nit Dlutitiirs
gen uno wurbe bur9 DR.. Kings New
Discovery fir auSSebruns, Suiten unb
Grfaituns sebeilt. Gr meint @elb isi
I'M Ser9lei6e gu Oielem Seilmittel wenis
pertb unb er wiirce es ielbit su $l.OO
per Slai6e %fauien. 9lltbma, Sronditis
unb aae SalSs unb 9unsenfrantbeiten
pernen pon DR. Kings New Discovery
prompt sebeilt. Yrobehai6eu frsi in
{. 90. &aete's apotbefe. Gesuldre
@r0Be so GentS unb Sl.OO. Seilun9
wirb su%arantirt ODER bas gelb suriidses
9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
Ceitcrrci@s unBarn>

ARAB. Sn Dem felt Wo9en
i6uebenpen Strafproseiie gesen ben
Steueramtscaiiier 8acs unb @enpHen
tpegen Determination i'm Gteueramte
purbe bas urtbeil eefdat. Sacs
tpurbe gu nsun Sabren 3u6tbaus,
Re9nunesrebiior &iralp 81 feds Sab
rem 3u9tbuus, Qgent Qbolpb Senner
ipegen Sshlerei gu einem Sabre Ser
iers, Gafe,ier S9einbsrssr fpegen
gheiinabme an einem @srbrsden gu
iehs Sobgen 3u9tbaus nnb SGmmt=
Iic6e gu siaem S3abenerTabe BON 3d.
600 Il. all bas Merar perurtbeilt.
9p3en. Ser Y~emstnoeratb spn
Salurn, benz fiibli6Iten oeutf9sn Ppz
ften in Siibtprol. bei4loB einitimmig,
fi9 Der Petition Der Stdbte 8Osen nno
Mteran in Der Qutpapmiefrage QnSus
fGlisben.
s iinfir6er. 2tuf Mnorbs
nung bes Sriegsminiiter 5egaben cine
@brentompugnie bes "A. Snfanteriez
Regiments Graberaoe Qlbre4t inter
Der 5iibrune pes Sauptmannes &api
iotpie cine Sffisierss Population unter
Jiibruns bes &egimentss gommanbanz
ten Sberit StenSl nit bret unterofs
fiSieren, pel9e am lGngiten beim Res
siment bienen our g%ntbii0ung bss
GrsberSos : @lbredt : 9entmals na9
Wien.
Gran. Ser SGuB Gran lit fprts
pdbrenb i'm Steieen begriffen. Oas
Wa1er bat i6on bic 2anbItrabe unb
Selber, iopie ben SOFTER bon partanD
iiberiGpemmt. Der S9aDen lit be-
trG9tli4.
Sorib. Ssitens Der Sabrifans
ten pubren ben Silfsarbeitern, bic in
Jolse bes Streits feline @ertpenbung
finben, getinbigt. Gin @sriu6, ireen6
cine ginigung spii9en ben Streitenz
ben unb Irbeitgebern berbei3ufibren,
purbe niGt unternommen; benz Stabtz
ratb ntrb bas nDtbise @ertrauen ni9t
entgegen9s6ra4t. Die llnteritiiBungen
fir bic Streitenben fOmmen duberit
fpGrli@.
Sie Situation bat ii9 ni9t esGnz
bert. Der 8eneralitreit bausrt fort,
unb Die 4rbeiter Seisen iiG enti9lOis
fen, p~orldufig Die 4rbeit ni9t aufSus
nebmen. G3e9ii9snutionale @gitatoz
rem penben ale m0sli9en Mittel an,
UNI ite gum Qusbarren imStreit gu be-
tpegen. Se9s Wo9en fpqen fie nod
ausbarren; mad bieier Sriit piiroen
bic Sabriten psritaatli9t, unb oann
iperbe es um aae Weber gang anbers
beitelt fein. Inter ben Streitenben
finoen ale bieie @oripiegelunsen nil
lises 8ebDr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18

aug bon etpa 100 Iren. Dem ,Sug,
fiibrer, Der fi9 auf Der MafGDine be-
fanb, prrbe Der 8opf pom Ilmpfe
eerihen, pGbrenb Der 2pcomotibfiibrer
unb Der SeiSer auf %tpunberbare Weiie
gerettet purben; Der 9eiSer purbe OBJ
ne S9aoen gu nebmen bon Der Maz
f6ine geiGleuoert uno Der 2ocomos
tipfiibrer fam trob Der ertrummea
rung Der Maf1ine nit benz S9reden
bapon. Is Wasen iinb tart beI6ds
bigt. Woour9 bas llneliid entitanz
ben 1T, fonnte nod ni9t feftgefteIt
tperben. Der itarte @itersug fubr
iiber cine Strede, bic in fpeiter Iuss
bebnun9 bur9 2egung neuer S9pelz
len ausgebefert pirb.
% irttemberg g.
ltIm. Sn bas l1nterIu6ungs9ez
fdngnib purbe bas unter Der Inflaes
bes 9iftmproes itebenbe G6epaar
Strdble bon Gislinsen eineeliefsrt.
Sin in Der glei6en Sadie 8srbafteter,
Der 9ereinsbiener Gau bon 9Dppingsn,
bat mad ieiner @nfanss mai erfolsten
8erbaftung Selbitmprb bur6 Grbdns
gen begansen. 2au bate Der Srau
StrdbIe @ift gegeben, bdmit lie iein
BEL ibr in pfle9e befinblides &inD,
fir bas er alimsntatipnspfli9tig mar,
aus Der Welt i9affe. Die Sa6e tpurz
be inoeb ru6bar unb Iau berbaftet,
ipGbreno es ben Strdble gelang, II
entflieben; lie purbe tiirali9 an Der
S3peiser 9ren5e perbaftet. WGbz
renb bas &inb bes Rau ben berbre6e=
ridden @ni6ldsen entsing. ertrantz
ten unb itarb elm &inb Der StrGble ios
bic S9pieeermutter berielben
unter perbG9tisen 1mftdnben unb bic
por9enommene Sbbuftion Der 2eid)en
er9ab als Sopesuria9e audi 8ersifz
tung. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
Sutnpis.

= Iusuit 9etsr, Der !Sanbnsrfsses
nofe Suetgers, purbe BON ben Sc
i6norenen no6 fur5er 8erafhunq
f9ulbig gefunoen, feline Srau eri9las
gen gu baben, um Elm anberes Weib
heiratben au f0nnsn. 8eder tplroe
sum Sobe AM @alsen p~erurtbeilt.
9eder'S @erbre9sa bat fuum isines
Sleiben in Der neuen griminalgez
d6i4te, nit fold a~usgeiurbtsr 8raus
famteit ging er bel Der S3at gu Werte.
Gr bat iein Spfer ani9sinenD nit Der
NIt eri6la9en, Die 2si6e bam aerftis
felt, itunbenlang geto9t uno i6lisbli6
ben Sunben borgeporfen. Sdbei aeiote
Der Munn Dor Seriat cine 8erpeqenz
belt, bic ielbf! erfdbrsne GriminaIiften
IN G%rftaunen feBte. lin benz Galaen su
entgeben, iu&te er bic Sbot Don fi@ abz
Supdlaen unb ieinem jsbigen S9pies
gerpater Siitterlin au5ui9ieben. Git
babe am 26. Sanuar i'm, ben
lMnsetlasten unb beHen Srau Sberefe
Nbsiuat unb leBtere isi nit Giitterlin
apesen elmer 9uIbforberung bon $500,
apel4e 9etsr tbm eeborgt bate, in
Streit seraten. Gr.g edere, lei na6 benz
StaGe gegangen, nm ieinYferb au fit
tern unb. cis er bamit fertig mar limb
tpieber IN bas Saus babe ge6en molten,
lei ibm .Sutterlin ent9e9enqetommen
unS babe ibm, auf cine bluti9e Giiens
ftange in ieiner !Sanb 5eigenb, geiaat:
sd babe Define Srau tobt9eI6iagen".
Gr babe geuntportei: ,Su bift fpobl
perriidt," dber als er bann in bie0pbs
nung trat, babe er feline Srau nit blus
tigem S9Gbel tobt auf benz goben ltes
gen ieben. Die 2ei9e mar nit einem
rotben &leibs ansetban, auf bas
i6parSe &iigelden gebrudt fparen,
basfelbe &leib, bon benz einiae 6iutiae
5ebsn Der SIrD als .Gprpus Deficit"
porgelegt tpdrcn. Gr babe 5arn einen
&r3t 5olen Doley, bdmit beriel6e linn
einsu Gobteni9e;n ousitele. Sitter
lin babe isn jeho5, unter @nbrubunq,
ibn felbft tpbldIcgsn 3u poQen, penr
or elm SisrbensD6rt4cn BON Der
@Drbtbat Derratbe, berboten, fort5ugee
ben InS aaas ihS hsSaalsa, liza hsi Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
y
@tr JtiWmcu

Serrn s. g.. Cliff, MuIton. Snb., in
alien BEL, mas er 81 9unften BON Jorz
mis- Masenitdrter iugen mag. -
,Mein Steiner bate gbolera Morbus,
f9reibt Serr Gliff, uno Sorni's Maz
genitdrter CAB ibm ni9t nur iofort
Ginberung, ipnbern itelte ibn audi
pie5er Der. IS lit Die bette MebiSnn,
ipenn bic GebGrme pber Der llnterlei5
a~neesriffen perben unb ioqte im
CONNER in feinsm Sauie feblen." -
Sorni's Wagenitdrfer pirb ni9t in
Mpotbeten n~erfGuf!, ionbsrn lam nun
bur9 bic regul6rsn Mgsnten, ipel9c
Sorni's NlpentrGuter 8lutbsleber perz
faufen, bescgsn toeroer ober brett bon
benz Gisentliimsr, Sr. peter SabrneD,
112-1l4 go. 9onne 4De, Ghicuso,
ssSu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
SuIi.

Die 5sitnnaen bsrtdttn Jest taetisIid non plosIis
dtn 10besiduCn. .Sdon wieoer elmer I'm StSiblos
e~eiorbsu. " bsiBt Is poun ~fursnrs. gSsnn man ib bic
Sa6e abr lbaleasn polts. piroe man niht 10 i4nea
NIT isnem Sor, sur Sab i,iu. Der Stpidlus lit nur
eas ltsie Slitb Der tHStli6eu Rite. er plrb sinen aes
iuneen Neniden uidt baaleu. ioneern nur BITE ges
idpadten, bic moua,es un6 ~iabrelans MIDI baran oa6s
ten, bab iih m6hrenb Der ea6ensp orgou5e tn menidlts
tsn 86rptr alts psrbrGubte Siofle oniamnein. bic
bodit siitis rptrisn. pinn n. Mot aus Dem eiuts &c;
Ser,siopitu. Nidtn 6pdds unb ole Dtroauungsit6s
rnngen limb bic bduptidbIi6isb Nnssl&eL. baB etr
gorper init iotden 9iii gen Blutoehauotbsilen nhtrlas
ben III, uno her Sibidlas btlpet chen nur ods ieBte
CSlieo Der t6otliden 3eiis bel iol4tn reuten. pslde BITE
parn,uesu Gueidsu nnb'ahtet iisEsn. anlinit nit
0llis Der brlbmieu OF, Bernard &rduttrptuen bic
Sittt aus BEN Harper set gsiten "a t%utierisu. Steis
Giasn. bi. In allen apOibsten su BADEN nub aus ben
beiltrdiiigitsn SdiieH i~orgidltig aus9epabItr pranssi
iubgrettei pno, pslbs, nidt BITE ~eertngfe Spur s;nss
fbar,en m,taItiden sites ~cutbaiten une barpm aud
teines 3Id.riber3 II % %bsehrIeu. fNo la, bet. UtitieL,
um ben &6rper sesen fs Senn,nsluib 81 hde!tn'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18

irportirt, iparsn BON benz bortiaen
3oucpqector qls ni9t ipesiel i'm Sa.
rifgeiebe auf9efii9rte Sabrifate suu
Hdte pon 10 pro0ent ab palorem Der.
-5olt fporoen. Der Smpprteur Bate
'9elteno gema9t, bic Weibna6tsbdum(
leten entpeber p~araerapb GIT beg
0inglspzSa rifs SufoGge als robeu
Ptian5enitoft ober Paraqfapb 699
aufplge als unoerar6eitetes Pubhols,
ODER aber unter Yara9ropb 700 alg
%iinbebauene 9DI3itGmme gu solIfr.ier
etnfubr bere9tist. Ser goarb belt
Die Gnti6eiSung bes 3pacpnettors
aufre9t.
- Haupen als @erfebrsHDrer. Sn
GAMBIA ipuroe Dor 3ursem Elm .3ua
Der Ganaoif9en pacifttbabfl bHrG
einen i%oeenannten Seertpurm oufoes
bdlten. Dieter beftono aus Winiarben
bon &aupen, Die iia in elmer asfdlofes
men Golonne ben S9~ienenitrana ents
lang betpegten. @ls Der beranbrduiens
be 3ug in biefe fi9 lansfam fortbepes.
eenoen Mafen gerietb, ipurben afpaa
Saulc7tc Der Sbisre aermaImt, aber-
TIRE &Orper madtsn Die S4ienen 70
idlipfris, bab Die GGber ni9t mebr
gu grsifen permodten unb bic iiber un6
ilber NIT &aupen bebedteu &Gber su
etnem completen Stintanb famen.
Grit na6 Gerlauf mebrsrer Stunben.
nd3bem Die &dber sereinist unb bic
S4ienen nit Sano beitreut pprben
fparen, tonnte Die Sabrt fortseisBt
tperben. )
Wan6er bemmt iic3 ben Torti6ritt
oaour4, baB er teinen Stiaftanb fennt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
@cr[6ieOeme Wa0rt@tcn.

- Experiments in b09iIen &esios
men. 8on einem 9aaon, Der tiir5s
lid in 9aponne auf elmer Expedition in
bic bD9Iten Resionsn ausseiunot
ipurbe, nm ben unteri9ieb in Der
@inbsei9pinbisteit iiber Der grbs
oberflG9e unb bod in ben 2iften au
msFen, bat man nod ni4ts tpi.ber &C.
fehen unb oshIrf 0er nit @afolin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
BudIem's Nrnica eaIbe.

Die bette Galbe in Der Wslt fir
S9nittpunben, SautI9irfunseu,
Wunben @ei6piire, Salsflub, Sies
berpunoen, S4ort gefprungene
SGnbe. S~roitbeuten, &rdbenuugen, unb
ale !Sautent5iinbuneen unb lit cine
iiderc Seilung fir S%dmOrboiben. Gs
pirb garuntirt, baB bas Mittel poaz
tommene @%enu9t6uung gibt; ipenn
ni4t, Dirb bas 0elb 5uriiterfiattet.
preis 20 Gents per S9a6tel. = gu
~Derfaufen BEL 3. W. Guete, Qpotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
Nsm Dorf.

= 8rauenbaftes Gei@id zines Gab>
lers. Sin GntieBen erregenber uns
sliidsfaa ereignete ii9 tiir5li9 Na9s
mittugs an Giinfte Ipenue, SpiI4en
Der A, unb As. StruBe in Ne n
Dort mo Der Dagen zines M&.s
9a5ars sinen farbisen &abfabrer &Jers
fuhr- 10 bab er cine S6nft her Waaens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
500 selopmuna. s1oo.N

Ste Eslsr oieler 3sttuns psresa iid frtu.n 40 srfa1s
rem, sab % p~.uiaiiens cine sefhrdtste Franfbei, oibt.
iptl5s bic Wtlenitait In oil thrtu Gluten ,u b.iIsn
i'm Sianoe ~; 3aa's sataubsSur 1T ot. ,iniiae ieet
per arStli9sn Sriberi3aft befannte poiitios sur.
4atarrb sriorosrt als cine Contributions trantbeit cine
eonl'tuttoneue gehanoInus. Sal's Rotarb : Sur
miro trnsrlt5 s%snomm.n unb wirtt birett auf has gluf
nno ete idletmtgen Sberfdden hes Spitems, babpr1
tieuten sratt ssseus. iuesm he bic Goutitution b,s
6orptrs anibant nuo Der 9atur in i9rem N5erf. bilft.
Ote 9tssntbansr bab.n 10 oiel g,rirauet an fbren
9slltraltsn, naB ne einbanssrt Dollars gslobnuus ihr
jtoen Saa %anbisisu, ben tie Al furtrsu %peri.bleu. Yast
eud cine stite non 3eusniIen tou,nsu. MAN abrsINrs:
.. 5. ehtnep & Q o., Goleoo, Ohio.
W Srtault uor allen Ipotbefsrn, IS Cents. 81
: Saas G%aniiliens Siueu Nus bi. better. s3ll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18

ansEbrlbe eebrturim in ben naiTiden 6a&ern, in Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT, in ben
Observation-Disclosures, III Der SuuspmomL in 6ipHfddeuj Mechanical unb Electrical
GtarbHts 9orbedtun9Ss. no bonbas1utbib1tti9e 8Wf. Sras
Gunner fur ole Stubntn mebe bic Stuouu poQenbt, Die pr 2RtnaNms IN bic SunOrs
oor Senior 5abu nsmb ether Der couYiahu 8uren beomat 6O. Gme biGrdats 4M-
Sabl priefTamtS Gamboaen waben ~ beoubam fYeiM anSnommsn weroeu. ct.
6bwaros 9u, bic Smbnnamaat iar Snaben inter ID Aabren, hAt emss ba III i9rn
amsuinunaeL Ser 81. S@Htunin wmb al g. Septsmbr 1899 Tonu6
wwbsn. &atalOse Der anhat w9pua gratis m9sanbt oW Outrage sci:
REV. A. M0RRISSEY, G. s. c., President,
Nome Dame, Indiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18

= 3on auf Weibna9ts6dume. Der
Slafiificirungss8oa Soar Der @unbess
General @ppraiIerS CAB oieisr Sage
cine Gnti9eioung betreffs Der 8ers
sOaung BON @ei6na9tsbGumen a6.
9ieielben, bon q. g. GrosbD in 8oIton
The Globe-republican., 1899-02-16

the sentence began with by God. SIR
According to tradition. Washington,
after meeting Lee, ordered Oswald's
battery to unlimber and open on the
enemy; that he then galloped down
toward the advancing enemy, and fired
his holsters at them, wheeled his horse
about, rode back and formed the re-
treating hosts into line of battle to
meet the foe. Without doubt the
father Of his country was greatly pro-
voked at Lee, and the evidence at Lees
trial shows that hot and angry"
words passed between them. But it is
still q matter of doubt whether Gen.
Washington swore.
Such terms and collocuialisms as
"Egad," by CAD" and POUNDS" a
genteel sort Of profanity, were in COM
mon use in those days, but Washing
ton has never been accused of using
them. In the midst of the excitement
and confusion attending a battle. and
the rallying of routed hosts under the
heavy IRE of q victorious enemy, 1t is
doubtful If spoken words can be sue
The Globe-republican., 1899-02-16

that Il given Of. This II kept up I'M
til the animal odor Il removed. In
this way nearly al the taints in milk.
not due to germs. can be removed. and
It has been found by experience that
milk IS much more digestable after be-
ing aerated. After aeration, the milk
Is cooled over a Star or Champion cool
er to between so and so degrees F.. at
which temperature it is kept until
delivered to the college dining hall or
the creamery or warmed up for the
separator. When separation takes
place Immediately after milking, the
milk goes directly from the aerator to
the separator without being cooled. To
some. and perhaps to many, of our
busy readers. this process may appear
long and tedious, but practical expe-
rience has proven that after once &C.
customed to it much Of this work can
be done in less time than it takes to
tell it, and the difference in the quail
ty of the milk is the difference between
pure, wholesome milk and dirty, filthy
milk. Straining through wire and
cloth will not take out dirt that has
once become dissolved in the milk, nor
will it remove the taints that arise
from the feed. A man may have a
right to use filthy and tainted milk II
he wants to, but the consumers Of
both milk and its products also have q
right to enter a vigorous protest
The Globe-republican., 1899-02-16
GEN. WAYNE.


enough to absolve myself from all al
legiance to him, but have some scru-
pies about the prince of Wales"
Even the grave Washington joined
in the laugh that followed this ex-
PLANTATION. But Lee eventually took the
oath with the others. and subscribed
his name to one of the blanks now on
f1le In the archives at Washington.
When the British under Clinton sud-
denly evacuated Philadelphia in June.
IT'S. and Eegan their retreat across
New Jersey, Washington. with his
whole army. pushed on as rapidly as
possible to intercept them before they
reached New York. Late ON headed
Oh the British, went into camp 1ear
the enemy on the plains Of Monmouth.
Lee was next to Washington In COM
Dand. and there can be no doubt 1t
this time that envy and hatred were
strong factors in the breast of the SUI
bordinate. Lees instructions were to
advance early and attack the enemy
= soon ~ they began to move. unless
ohers Was some powerful reason for
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day. - measures were taken 70 pre-
vent visitors from passing through the
pens Of sick hogs, as well q those
which were not affected. Many Of
these visitors climbed In and out Of
the pens Of the various breeds to ex-
anime animals. so that every means
for carrying contagion was practically
in constant operation
The sequel Of this story is that no
herd. not already infected, contracted
hog cholera at the Trans Mississippi
Exposition. and no well herd which
was on exhibition at the exposition has
suffered from hog cholera since. be-
cause Of contact with the disease there.
The measures taken to prevent the
spread Of the disease were only such
as every farmer can provide In his
own herd. The pens were kept clean.
the walks were cleaned and daily
sprinkled with air Stacked lime. The
pens, bedding, pigs, and all the sur
roundings were thoroughly sprinkled
with a disinfectant solution that de-
stroyed all odor of hog. and served to
keep the pens from becoming foul or
any offensive odor arising. Nothing
else was done to prevent the disease
spreading. except to quarantine the in
fected herds.
This experience is exactly in line
with evidence We have before US OF
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Kaasas Agricultural College.

At the agricultural dairy every eff
Tort is made to keep the stables clean.
and the stalls well bedded, and to
have as little dust floating at the time
of milking as possible. To accom-
plish this latter point, the feeding is
done after. rather than before, the
milking. The handling Of the hay,
ensilage or even grain. fills the at
mosphere full Of dust and carries with
IT millions upon millions of germs.
many Of which will fall into the milk,
and not only cause it to sour, but will
develop undesirable flavors in the but
ter and cheese made from it. The hay
bacillus. a germ that has great tenaci-
ty OF life. exists In immense quantities
In cured hay, and when allowed to de-
velop unchecked in ripening cream will
cause the butter to have a very dis
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not doing so. It seems that this very
slight discretionary power given him
furnished the pretext for his conduct.
Lee had under him such men as La
fayette, Wayne and Morgan's famous
riflemen.
The conduct of Lee on this occasion
is puzzle to the student of human
motives. At one moment he seemed in
earnest and determined, at the next he
was weak, hesitating and uncertain
In the council Of war held at Hopewell
Lee advised against the attack, and
showed a very faint heart throughout
the fight. When the British began to
move he made feeble attack, which
was followed up by half dozen blum
ders in rapid succession. He held La
fayette in check until it was too late
for him to cut off some of the British
army, and weakened Wayne's forces
by Withdrawing from him some of his
best soldiers, and finally ordered a gen.
eral retreat all along the line Along a
narrow PASS. with morass on either
sue, TIE AueTlCduS lieu Oh tUaC not
June day, pursued by the yelling Brit
CnS The weather was so excessively
warm that many OF the soldiers per-
ished from sunstroke. Washington,
who was bringing up the main army
TO attack the British in such a way as
to cut off their retreat 10 New York,
after the cannonading early in the
morning, was aStonished and perplexed
to hear no more firing. Anon the
shouts Of the victorious Britons and
the occasional musket shot fell on his
ears, and, with feeling of distrust, he
galloped forward, accompanied by his
entire staff. They met the head of the
retreating army under Gen. Lee. Just
at this point, according to tradition,
Washington did his "cussing." His
tory records the first words uttered by
Washington as:
''Sir, 1 desire to know what is the
reason, and whence arises this disorder
and confusion?" Tradition says that