davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1901-08-22
YUMA COUNTY.

fuma-An abundence of water for irrigation. The rainfall os the 10th and the warm weather of the past week are the conditions that have been conducive to the very satisfactory growth of all vegetation in the Colorado valley dur ing the past week. The late crop of alfalfa will be very heavy. Colorado river rising.-s. Haclott.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-Brown pacing horse. about one thousand pounds. branded Q on left thigh; mane reached. $l5 reward. A. R. Earle, Walker, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-22

WANTED - A customer for ten or twenty fine young cews have had best of care: all milking. Address P. O. Box CSC: phone 1871.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-22
AssAYER AND METALLuRGIsT.
NORTHUMBERLAND.

J. IT. Kibbev. X. J. Edwards KIt}BEY G EDWARDS. LAWYERS.
 1921 South Center street, Phoenix, Ari-
 zona. Ground Floor.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-22

FOR SALE-White Pekin ducks AL bert J. Straw, Peoria, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-22
SITUATIONS WANTED

>>-~>~--~~~~>~~~--~~~-~~~-~ EXPERIENCED ENGINEER desires position in or near Phoenix: good references. Address I. T. Sprague, Goshen, O.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-22

FOR SALE -- Dsep well drilling ma. chine; suitable for oil. John Heaton
Arizona republican., 1901-08-22

PAID UP CAPITAL. .S1oo. .ooo lsURPLUS.... ........ .......ssss..... &.Ov
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
Serpilitdt bier ,pie prnbsu.

ameritaniibe 3eiiunsen ipOiisn ssrns
lber europd,ibe, Defenders oeuti1e Ser.
uilitdt uno Spelheuederei ipie itsbt ss
bier oamit AlS 8taiibent WeRinlsp
in Galiiotnien mar, betlbtete eine 3eit.
une bon einem ,,patriotii den Bureer"
elmer bOttiesn tleinen Staoi. Der lisbsr
fem SauS babe in 6lammsn aufssbsn
laIen, ala ben ihbniten Woment isinss
2sbens. bic 4niunft bes grdlibsntsn. su
perpaHen. lnb in San IntOnio iparsn
I'M Sdaufsntsr zines @siddftes be
SilbIe su isbsn. ouf benen Prdiibsnt
WcGinlsp. Rnpor $ ds unb 9oupsrnsur
Sappsr bel Dem gmpfan8 in Der Alamo
eeisiisn batten. Die Stiible iolten
ausssloolt tpsroen. su rs Gents per Coos.
Der e,ite @epinn maj Der Stubl We.
8inlep's, Der speite Der beS WapOt's
Odds, Der brittle Der eeS @Oubsrneurs.
limb 10 mas seibisbt i'm freien. bsmofra.
tiiben gmerifa SuliuS S6dBs iaet
oa,u il ieinsm .,Sotparis" .Sim"
mel. baif Du ieine 5lints, ODER Selbs
feline. UNI elm iolbes Shaufenitsr in
@runb uno 8ooen su seririmmeru !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
3pei Wese fur bic 8often bon
eiuem.

Sir ben SnternatiunaIsn Gonbeni Der
Gpwortb 9ea8ue Su San Sraneisco bonn
l8. bis 81. Suli 1901, tpsrosn bon Der
2adaipanna glisnbabn 8stourblaets Der.
tauft iperoen ju tpenieer ais pie BEN re.
8uldrsn einen Ws8 Nreis. 2adapanna
Aeenten perben bieie 8laeis ,um 8ers
taufe baben BON A. Suit bis gum l2. in.
cluiipe. beidrdntt sur Rldfabrt bis gum
81. AuBuit.
Betlld bon Chicago ODER 81. Souls
percen bic Biaeis fir bieie @sleesnbsit
lauien our Sinfabrt Irsenb cine oirstls
8oute anb sur 8idfabtt irssno cine an.
oere olreite &oute. Nnbers abpei6enbs
8outen i0unsn bsnuBt perbsn lpsnn ge.
rpinidt. fur flsine srtra 8strdgs, pis
gum 8eiipisl sur Smfabrt brett nab
San Srancsco unb sur 8ldfabrt lber
Bortlano uno 81. Paul. $500 EXTRA.
Ser prsis bon scranton tpirb S66 .25
isln. Sur tpeitere Ausfunft eriunoist
eub BET benz lOtalsn Slletaeenien Ober
idreibt an Serrn Z. M. See, @eneral
Pu1usier Aeeni. &c 9r6anes 8laes,
HsD gorf eitp. 2l,9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
Sunmpre.

- Der aIs Winsr in oer @ppip 9robe
3s6s anssfslte Sobn For srbisIt am
6isnIae bur4 sinsn Dsdsnfua b6ie
8srIssunssu, sniiam absr Obns anO8sn.
BRIDE.
= Der oils 9aplot's BdIobsn be-
fannie 2~ancsomplsr nabs BEN biefiesn
Srisbbofs pirb esssnpdrtis bon Der Grie
Sompanie aufserdumt uno nibelirt une
fol- eann aIs Baulots berfauft tpsrben.
= Thomas 2ansan bon OF Dtintsr
Sirabe, Der iiH am 0Onnsiitas Ra&t
auf Der 9ora isiuer @Obnune gum Aus'
ruben binlssts. nor ioot als feline 8er'
panbien ibn erpedsn po0tsn uno eorOs
ner 8obsrts itsqle fst. oab elm S&Ias'
anfaa unb bic 9ise be 9ceesuria&e bile
6eisn.
- @m. 5oItsr. Is Sabre alt. Der bic
Seisr bes 8isrtsn eitpus frib onfins uno
am 8onnsrfus NOrsen bubsr i&On 70
srmattst ipar, baB g ii& ~ einem
S6ldfhen nisbsrlsesu mubte, fanb
feline before STEELE ala bic gris @eIsiis
nabe ben gompanie DHiesn. Die SOlss
mar. has ibu elm 3us truf unb bod in bic
2uft ihleubsrte, babel fdmsrsli@e abst
ni4t ssiabrli&s 8srIssunssn srbaIisnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11

frsunbsn in amsriia 5000. 900 ,usspan.
gen feien. Sus @slb it our lnisrhls.
ung oer Bittren unb @aiien Der in BEN
iabli&en afrifunH6en 2risse sefaasnsn
Patrioten befimmt.
Die Suren unter Soudse sieben T6 In
GROCER giIe lber bic Dratsnnein @ebiraS.
fstte suriid. 8ritii6e aunbi&after fol-.
gen ibnen in bic 9sbirespaGs. SIN @ats
berg unb @interbsre finb 8ursn'@om.
manbOs aufeetauGt.
Or. 2epos bat, tpie bic Blooming
Poit" aus 8riRel bsridtet. bon Rsusm
elm 8unbidreiben an bic Wd6te esrit.
tst, in tpeIdem CT baseeen protehirt, bab
bic 8ritsn bic Srauen uno ainosr Der
Buren, arouiam bsbanbeln. Die boadn.
eii4e 8e8ieruna. beibt es, ipiro ben
Yroteit u~nterItdBen.
Brdibent ardssr pat isinen 8siua in
Gmerita iebt snoslItie a~ufssssbsn. ST
listt. pie er ertldrte ni6t Elm, ipsbbalb
er il4 ben Strapasen elmer Reiie unter.
Sleben iolte, nur UNI ii& in Waibinaton
BON ben Spissn Der 8sb6rben lber Die
S&ulter anisben ~ Iaiisn. 9is Nafsn
ees ameriianii&sn Bottles, oas ipelB
Rrlser. teben bod auf Seiten bsr Bus
rem.
Cine Dspei6e aus gupitabt msIbei.
has 8urencOmmunoO Sdsepsr's babe
Wurrapsburs in Der gapeolonis sinss.
nOmmsn unb es fat gang nisoerssbrannt.
Gin Ibeil Der in bic 3apeolonie einss.
oruneenen 8uren bat iia. nn6bsm fs
bic 8eeeno Stpli&en Dsloppoobs unp
6ort Beaufort pailirt batisn, estrennt.
Sin Commando riifte nab 8lintmatsr
Dor, um IN Der bortlesn @sesno 8sirutsn
uno 5ouruse auflutreiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11

Sonntagsf6uIen sibt ss in
ben Der. Staten our 3sit 10000,
nit 100000 2ebrern unb 9,000,s
900 @6iiIsrn.
Sbr 700iGbriges Subis
fsisrt beuer bic Stabt Riga in
Der ruffifden SftieepropinS 2iplunb.
Die 9lan5nummer Der aus bieiem Nns
Iafe f~tuttfinbenben SsitIi6teiten biIbet
cine ausftsauns.
Der 4usftanb Der 9Iass
arbeiter in Gbarleroi, Jrantrei6,
Der tiirSli4 nod asbnmOnatlider
9auer bssnbet purbs. bat bic arbeiter
ansebli9 Inn 100000 5rancs
($2,000.000 2obn gebra4t.
Die 3peirGber bGlt man alls
semein fir cine Grfinbuns Der neusren
s3eit; auf sinisen esnptifden Sbelisten
finben fid aber Sisursn. bic auf sinem
5psirGbrisen 9efGbrt fisen. ous iebr
ben alten @slo5tpeben GbneIt.
@erf6iebene Snfettens
arten sibt es auf Der sunSen Groe
gssen 240 900, bon benen einise 70 ire
I6tpinbsnb tlsin finb, baB erit elm Saus
fen bon 1000 bon biefen on 9rSbe
e~inem-Sanbtorne sleidtcmmt.
Der Geu4tiateitssebat
Der 2uft 1T in England betannts
lid febr bsbeutenb, trDbbem lit bos
aanb psrbGItnibmdbis arm an Wafers
trdften, ipslde sesisnet ipGren, inous
itrielIen llnternebmuRsen gu bienen.
9ananen fommsn a1iGbrIi9 i'm
Dertbe bon .ttpa S., 900 aus Deits
inbien unb gentrals amerita mad ben
Der. Staaten. 9nein bon Der sSnfel
Samaiea tommen idbrlid iiber 4,000.z
600 8unbel i'm Wertbe bon beilGufis
81, 100000.
Der sr6bt. 8aum Rem
Serfeps 1T eine gide. brei Weilen
n0rblt6 bon Midelton in 9loucefter
GOuntp. 0isfelbe 1T 95 SUB bod. unb
bat einsn Ourbmefier DON fi.ben Sub
aebn 3ou unb cine Spanntueite Der
@sfts bon 118 Sub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
Die StretfFtuattou.

m..l.:fx 49,. u.ua.. -
pIaIIH@ tum S"uEahe 8elan8I wa1
SYs sum Sampas oM SMs"l'.Ia'ion
@m sOshp Ia"V SVmlpu Yaus ~
S=yslamaAs osa Ea!1
NY patOs Oaauy. aOssR'Mn'', % oW
nrus" UssSst auIsshommsn pe'oSh
l wv W. .;saD. Das ans
snIun'u's HYs oN 1.psu auInspmsh
uo ~ su,.a =" Sonn.as up9spa',
yn:n S..ls IVY u1 Ss"'saa sapOI
un'u" Ws.s w. SMsu pet SaIIsMats
Us"' oil "s u"v sInsM wv mo'r.1l9s
WV ."'Aas'1a. ~ raea" osI a".On
Shs.a. saS1.'T wv so"a',. s.aams' Uas
~. IS M as. nv nia.
Tn,,hy 9s.S%,s M.shss mV W. uX s
nor WorSissr SomnbsiI ala ;hm nnb,Fnnn,
~ssrIeuouet murSen'
-. on % m.o.m.-muu.
nc e. ~. "" W. M"s
SUNNY somps v"sts "" p.Oa,
my, oab guy ~S.. S.oSs.S a"tag'
"s' Nv IVY ~ ,po an.aNn S"O
Sap w anB'sNss IoO A.0'usL usa
nv si4s. s..s,. Nv V W
" w., m sM,Tsm SHSv s.ss .n u'u W.,
M,bs;t ,r,;,d "nS ,,,,s; IN ssn a%orrsn,,s~.
fsn IN isstsrsn bI;sbsn obsr oum r;sr
for, HE Istts mn6s arbs;t,ten Cir
elmer o%iIosms;nsn moEsnssriommIuno
her strsitsr am Rohmittoo in SuIbsrt'S
SoIs murhsn IoIMs mpIhs ria sur Nei,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11

Oeatiaes CONNER 1beater,
eeranton sisssrfran,,
slen YOrf S9auipiel 6niemble,
I'm Cienftaa, ben l6. Juii 1901;
Vim tSnisl. S~bauipidIbauk in Berlin nit rifii.
gem erfsIss aufstfibri uutrr BEN prettf.
tpratt or. Naisifat @ilbsIm II.
Gum SsutFj Der S6aulpitlr gaura BE- ROisan
unp eouis aeb.
Gum trfsn @alt:
nSm 6crithauie,"
StuiatiOne : 9OmObit In 4 AufJiesH, s0u
8ihare SfpprOnnti.
anfaua pradIe S.f5. Giuiriii, 25 gis. Re-
SiBs, 35 9is. Silet inb ~ baden bei
albert 3snit. penn spt., drig 5Oljnas,L @ve-
ming spt., 5 I. GdbrsuboIt, J21 penn Apt, fur
bic Sipisits in ptr 8sbattipu ets 9ournal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11

Serlanst:
Sius quit, esfunes amms. asrt6t i0Of
@rssu Riess StTabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
MDtmn9!

Scranton, bsn 3. 3uli 1901.
lnttrltih meter mabt bitTmit etm gstbrisn
bsutitsn pubIifum b%siannt. eab has S&aspr-
aslhiit SnPsnftr uni Shmiet leii obtain
Datum pites in bic Sanet Don 9obn u.
Rshnuns tinjuihidtn an 9pbn II. Sbptnfer,
pslIu has 8tibdft poH itBt ab alfin ptiitr-
flbTtn piTb. A6iuuseppn,
9pbn u. SbptHttT,
psTrtnl6ntibu,
32t eadapanna Apsnns,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11

- Die idbrIi1e greuriiOn bes 2iebers
lrans erfolst am &c. Ausuit mad Safe
2obpre.
: Gin 3tpeig Der 2ocomobiIe Sons
panic bon Amsrifa foa bier in turser
Belt erbfnet tperben. ipoielbIt 8eparatus
rem fir bic Naidinen ssmadt uerbsn
iOqen.
- Senrp q. Rod unb SRI. Maria
S@sfter tpurbsn am Disnitas 0a&t in
Der @obnuns bss Onfels Der 8raut an
Srantlin Npsnue bur6 Yaitor Sotob
Sd5ttIe gum 8unb fit's 2eben ein8e'
feenet.
= Die Sudaers Union III seaen biz
firslih bonn Stabtratb ansenommene 2i'
sensieuer Drbinans uno bat Elm @utads
ten erbaIten, bas bisfs ala uneefebIid
erflart. Nus bieiem @runbe tperben BIZ
Suditer 8ssablune Der Steuer pertpei'
germ uno bic Sadie bann i'm @sri6t GUS
fehten.
= Gin Woutas sIbsnb biB Senrt
SIsd's GROCER Sunb BEN ileinen 2bdter'
lein bes DoIf Wsbbsr in ben Arm uni
asstsrsr bsfIasts fid Oann bel BEN Grhe'
ren bariibsr unb p~erlanste. baB er feiner
Sunt srf4isBs. Sies pertpeiserte iebOd
Sled gan, snti&ieben unb sriff bierauI
Debber ON unb noate anitatt Jpn t6bten
am Dienitas muBts sr foIslid fir ieil
ssridtIi6es Grideinen 8iirsi4aft ftslen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
ArmensB eb6rbe.

Cine arose ansatl AppIifantsH fir
rlntsrhdbuns itsaten ii& am 5reiiae bel
Der obieen Beb6Tos Elm unb in ben mel.
fen 5dqen ipurDsn bic 2euts fur iplrbig
bsfunben uno untsrflst. 2aut BEN BE.
ridt ees SuperintenbeHtsn 8semsr be.
funbsn fia sur 3sit 463 Sniahsn im
Ssim.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
Semfc's
-SI ltoeuti9e 8ierfnbe,
ais Henn Mpenue.

Gin nab aItbsutfdsr @ti. s.fibrtes eofaI,
no man fiber if, ftts unS,H,bms Stitai&afi
az fuotn,
Sas nit ~SsrieIbeu usrbuuosns q 4 ~.
rant Iisftrt ale SsIiiatsfm Der Sabrtsstit.
,.@ir5burs.r Sofbrdu' uuo bisR9s Bisrs;
importirte B.ib. uHb Rotbu,ius, prima Cigar.
rem, boHids 8soisnuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
ST. Sarr'S
Srcimc Scntifricc
TT cit Sei8
ut etn Set8

einsenadt in elmer ;uiammenaiebbaren &obre. 1T ein banoises
4adet, unb miro nientaIS bart ODER management tnr Den Seldniad.
IS bat einen sarteu Scrub uno binterldbt Elm ~erridenoeS umo an
reisenoeS @efIbI i'm Nlunbe. SIS entfernt ale Stddden @abrun9
Die fd Stpiiben ben 8dbnen ~feiseiest 9abea, uno pirft 9e9en Die
Sduren, Die fd i'm @tunoe former umb Die SenoenS babenA Den
Small Ser 8abne su serf0ren. Ser resuIare @res 1T rs Gents,
bob fir Elm paar Sage uerben mir eS enflbren gu
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-04

any old thing that comes along, and
the result is that it causes great
deal of sickness. A pony that dies
of any disease is skinned and the
meat cut up and dried, no matter IL 1t
has been dead a week. NoJning is
ever killed to eat, but they wait till
an animal dies from some disorder or
old age and then they devour it. An
other favorite dish is locusts or large
grasshoppers. They are only good a
certain time of the year, however.
"When we first came here we used
to buy lots Of fried chicken from the
native stands, and it was very good.
for it would be fried brown and fixed
up the same as you would at home
and sold at a reasonable rate. After
a while we found out that all this
chicken was fried in the grease OF a
dog, and then there was falling OH
of the chicken market. They will not
cat the dog, but use the oil for cook
ing purposes. Another delicacy IS
eggs that do not hatch. You know
when you have a hen hatch there is
most always three or four eggs that
do not turn out just right and those
are considered prizes here in the FOOD
line I could mention several other
things here that are not just right
from an American point of view, but
these few cases will give you an idea
of the improvement there is room for
OF course, they have lots Of good
things to eat, too, such as fruit, vege-
tables, etc., but it not safe to take
a meal with them, for you are not sure
what they may hand to you.
eve have one great, big island here
that | would like to visit some time,
as men mat have been there tell won
drous stories of it. 1t is the island
of Mindanao and is eleven hundred
miles directly south of here. The
race OF people there are Morros and
belong to the Moslem faith. All are
heather, and of course no churches
amongst them. The population is es-
timated at three millions, but that is
only guesswork as no census has ever
been taken. We have a sultan there
whom we pay few thousand a year,
and there are several other native Of
ficials who draw a small salary from
Uncle Sam. The sultan is young
fellow and has fifteen wives; in fact.
all the men there who amount to any
thing have few extra wives. The
sultan has quite few privileges. He
is allowed to fly his own flag over
his residence, but the American flags
fly over the town. He also uses his
own flag when travelling, and he is
the real ruler of the country. That is
one place where there has been no
instruction.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-04
Utilization of Waste.

Every year chemistry, helped by me-
chanical ingenuity enables us to find
use and profit in by-products that were
formerly in the way. In the oil bust
ness, for example, kerosene and vase
line were formerly the only parts Of
petroleum sent to market. Crude oil,
from the results concluded, is a spe-
cific for yellow fever as quinine is fer
malaria"
Dr. Hodgson says the cases he
treated were in Costa RIGA, when he
was government physician in Jiminez,
and, while he kept no notes of the
cases, sit relieved the headache,
stopped the nausea, and in cases where
it was injected early in the disease
there was little congestion. He used
the tincture by hypodermic injections
three times a day.
yellow fever and malaria are so
similar" he continues, that it is not
reasonable to suppose the remedies
should be radically different. Quinire,
a vegetable alkaloid, will cure malaria,
and l believe that an alkaloid made
from the simaba Cedron will cure yell
low fever"
\ He is so confident of the success of
his treatment that he urgently applies
for a station where he can put his the
cries into practice, and asks to be sent
to a government hospital in some place
where yellow fever is epi1emic He
also says, rather pathetically:
80 much for my facts and theories
in regard to the treatment of yellow
fever, and l trust you will send me
some comments on them, for it has
been all that have accomplished dur
ing the last five years"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-04

ment at her hostess, then she looked
in bewilderment at Billy, whose eyes
danced with boyish merriment. There
was a ripple of laughter.
Il beg your pardon!" said Frances.
Il do not understand you, Mrs. Bonl-
facet"
Again there was a laugh. Billy
came to the rescue.
'She hasn't met the M. P, Mrs.
Boniface," he said. Miss Van Dyck
the NJ P. would be honored by dance
with you"
He smiled as he took her hand
With sudden, awed intelligence she
gazed into his eyes, and then at the
amused countenances about. Her face
grew scarlet. Fairly she echoed the
laughter unable to speak. Billy drew
her within his arm. The surrounding
people made way. He paused to speak
over his shoulder to Mrs. Boniface:
1.-THE reason you have not seen me
dance is that dance with only one
young lady-this one"
AS they moved away his eyes were
full of light, and his face flushed with
unaccustomed embarrassment at the
attention they attracted The girl
white Tipped and a trif1e dizzy, danced
as in a dream, observing nothing.
She was aroused by an alarming
clangor of bells and factory whistles
from the city without. The laughing
comment and the dance music both
| were drowned by it.
Frances looked UP, tremulous. into
her partners radiant face. In a
hushed voice she uttered one word:
Billy"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-04
THE NAME OF cREscEUs.
How the Great Stallion Came to
Get 1t.

Where did George H Ketcham get
the name of Cresceus, is question
that has been asked many times. Mr..
Ketcbam. the owner and driver of the
great stallion, is good reader, in
fact he is the possessor of one of the
finest libraries in Ohio, his native
state. About the time the now great
son of Robert McGregor began to
show promise Mr.. Ketcham was
spending his reading hours in reading
the history of ancient Rome At the
suggestion of Tim Murnan, the trainer
of Cresceus, that the colt needed
name, Mr.. Ketcham thought Cresceus
would be appropriate inasmuch as in
the days of Nero, there was a chario-
ter named Cresceus, who was invinc-
ible as a reinsman. He was, so to
speak, the Geers of drivers in the days
of racing when Nero reigned.
Apropos of the coming Cresceus to
attempt to lower his own and the
worlds trotting record of 2:02A, is
the following regarding Mr.. Ketcham:
When yet a very young man Mr..
knowing ones limited at consumption.
An outdoor life seemed the proper
thing, and a natural love of horses
attracted him to driving as the open
air exercise that pleased him most.
The game began to be interesting
with the acquisition of Robert Nc
Gregor, the famous father of Cresceus.
1t was then that the men about
Toledo, who cared for a brush, used
to drive up occasionally near George
on the winters speedway. They
usually got what they were looking
for.
With the years came the ambition to
own great trotting horse, and as
Cresceus early showed all the points
for making record, Mr.. Ketcham,
who had bred and trained him now
allowed himself a word of praise for
his stallion. At first even his best
friends laughed a little when George
quietly remarked that he had the fast
est horse on earth, but their cynical
grins turned to smiles of admiration
when the sorrel began to smash the
records as a 3-year-old. Since that
time he has justified all that his
owner and his caretaker, Tim Murnan,
have promised for him, and today he
holds more worlds records than any
horse, living or dead.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-04
WILLIE WILL FORGET.

Father walks the floor at night,
But Willie will forget;
Father tolls with all his might,
But Willie will forget
Tolls that Willie may not fret
For the sweets he would enjoy,
Tolls that woes may not beset
The exacting, happy boy
All, but Willie will forget!
Father guards him day by day,
But Willie will forget;
Fathers wants are put away
But Willie will forget;
Fathers cravings are denied,
There are duties to be met;
Father takes hopeful pride
Keeping some one in his debt
All, but Willie will forget!
Father tolls and father schemes,
But Willie will forget;
Father hopes and father dreams,
But Willie will forget;
Fathers busy mind is set
On a future that is high,
For the son the Lord has let
Come to guide and glorify-
All, but Willie will forget!
Father stays the childish tears,
But Willie will forget;
Father sacrifices years,
But Willie will forget;
Some day someone's gaze will fall
Someone with smile will let
Willie hear her sigh, and all
Fathers plans will be upset
Some day Willie will forget!
IS. E. Kiser.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-04
A New Vineyard Pest.

A disease called the Maromba dis
ease has recently appeared in the
vineyards of Northern Portugal.
Samples of the vines attacked have
been sent to the Kew Gardens, Lon
don, for examination, and it has been
foud that the cause of the trouble is a
fugus, Rosellinia necatrix, which ap-
parently is endowed with power,
through it's mycelium, of attacking
with disastrous effects almost every
plant it comes in contact with. The
remedy recommended is an applica,
ton of carbon bisulphide near the
roots of the affected plants.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-04

were treated in time four died-the
percentage being 2S-10O of 1 per cent.
In 1881, when the institute began
operations, the percentage was 94-100;
by 1888 it had fallen to $500; since
that date it has, with the exception of
one year, been less than 40-100 and
since 1898 it has been less than 30-100
Of 1 per cent
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-04

Civil Service Examiner-"What do
you know about Buda-Pesth?"
Applicant for position on police
force) Buda-Pesth is the name of a
cattle disease. 1t is usually fatal"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-04
PEACE IMPROBABLE
GLOOMY VIEW TAKEN By SOL
DIERS IN PHILIPPINES.
NATIVES TREAcHEROUs SET

Take to Politics as Natural as Do
Irish-Life Not Worth Much IN
less Under Military Protection
SchooIma'anns Badly Wanted EV-
erywhere in Islands.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-04
The Pasteur Institute.

During the last year APO person
were treated at the Pasteur Institute
at Paris. Eleven died Of hydrophobia
and seven of these received treatmen nj
too late Of the lab patients WIN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-28
HOLDS AGAINST TRUST.
Woman ls Determined to Make
Steel Combine Buy Land
at Her Price.

Conneaut, O., June 26.--Mrs. Fred
erick Huidekoper, of Meadville Pa,
thinks she is beating the steel trust, but
other people think the trust is beat
ing her. She owns an island in the
river here and won't sell it because she
cannot get her price. The United
States Steel corporation won't buy II
because every year part of the island
disappears into the river, and, though
it is hindrance now, 1t won't be there
many years longer. So the officials
smile and say: What's the use buy
ing now what you can get for nothing
by waiting"
When Andrew Carnegie bought the
land for the docks from the Huidekoper
family, his engineers forgot the island.
He tried to buy 1t later, but the owner
wanted it worse than the library build
er did. And so she has 1t yet.
Some interesting stories are told con-
corning prices paid for land by the Car
negie company. For the privilege Of
cutting "Y" into a bank near the
railroad, $1,000 was paid. The COM
pany paid 1000 for worthless corner
lot whose owner paid $3.50 for Ut two or
three months before, but the land was
needed to give the laborers chance
to get down to the docks.
But the island is not needed imme-
diately so the trust will wait.