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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
Leaves Home Last Week on a
Hunting Trip
HIS HORSE FOUND
In Corral Twelve Miles Distant with Six
Freshly Killed Coyotes Tied to
Saddle.
snecial DISPATCH to the Bee

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Dillon, May 9.-It is reported from
Horse Plains that c. R. Engle a
prominent stock man, has been miss
ing since last Thursday. He left
home to look after the bitches. Next
morning his horse was found in cor
raj of Blairs ranch, twelve miles dis
tant from Engle's home, with six
freshly killed young coyotes tied to
the sadie. Searching parties are
securing the country for the missing
man.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09

OF $4,000 persons paying taxes in
Berlin over 295,OOO possess an income
between $3.50 and $3.50 per annum,
only $4,000 pay on incomes of over
$3.50, while u persons have an income
over $250,0O0, and one person has
$5OO,OOO
At a Kansas farmhouse dinner par
ty for women, given in honor of a To-
peka woman recently, of the fifteen
guests Gall of whom lived on neighbor-
ing farms) eleven had travelled abroad.
One woman had lived four years in
Japan and several had been through
Europe and Egypt.
The historic plains of Abraham,
near Montreal, have been appraised by
an expert in the pay OIL the Dominion
government. He declares the land to
be worth $4,000 as real estate. The
Ursuline nuns, who own the land, offer
to sell for $4,000 if the government
will give them another piece of proper
ty worth $4,000.
| Twenty years ago, by the census of
1880, there were 1SO small cotton mills
south of the Potomac and Ohio rivers,
with a total of $50 spindles. The CEN
sus of 1900 will show nearly 800 mills
with more than 100000 spindles, and
at least 100000 spindles more to be
added within the next few months in
mills now under construction.
j A single set of spoons lately
brought 1000 guineas in London. They
were spoons of the historic James
Apostle" pattern, dated 1917. Only
two such other sets are known-one at
Corpus college, Cambridge, the other
at the Goldsmiths' hall. The figure
heads are Christ (the master-spoon) !.
st. James the greater, st. James. the
less, St. Bartholomew, st. Peter, st.
{ Jude, st. Philip, st. John, st. Thomas,
( st. Mathew, st. Matthias, st. Simon
and st. Andrew.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
THE BASIN
|NCENDIARY
Arrested on His Own State
ment as Being Fire Bug
HIS DRUNKEN TALK
Caused His Detention BY Officers Who Are
Investigating His Probable
Connection.
HIS DRUNKEN TALK
Snecial Dispatch to the Bee:

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Boulder, May 8.-JOhn Green was ar
rested at Basin last night and brought
to Boulder Jail today to await a hear
ing on the charge of having started
the fire at Basin Tuesday night, which
consumed six buildings. At present
there is no evidence against him other
than his own irresponsible talk while
drunk.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
COULD NOT
FOR REASONS
Obtain the Control of the
Northern Pacific
SAYS JAMES J. HILL
The Great Northern Magnate Disavows
Any Pretentions Of His Company
to Absorb N. P.
SAYS JAMES J. HILL

BY Associated Press:
New York, May 9.-President J. J.
Hill of the Great Northern road
made this statement today:
I'VE never have had control of the
Northern Pacific road, we don't want
control, we are not trying to get CON
troll, and under the law could not con
troll it if we got it,"
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09

VISITED SANTA MONICA HOME.
By Associated Press:
Los Angeles, CAL, May 9.-Presi-
dent Mckinley and members of his
party were escorted through the
parks and residence section of the
city. Later in the day the president
visited at the Soldiers home.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
The STRIKE At
ANACONDA
Declared Off and Machinists
Resume Work
AT FORMER PRICES
COMPROMISE Was Arranged by President
Sca1lon and the Western Labor
Union.
AT FORMER PRICES

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Anaconda, May 9.-After confer
ence in Butte today between commit.
tees of the striking machinists of the
Amalgamated copper foundry at Ana
conda, president Scallon and a conf
mittee OF the Western Labor union
the strike in tie Anaconda foundry
was declared off.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.

BY Associated Press:
Melbourne, May 9.-The opening Of
the First Federal parliament, which
took place at noon, was most impress
sive ceremony. The duke Of Cornwall
and York made lengthy address and
declared the parliament open.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09

The approximate value of the COM
mercial fisheries of the United States
in 1899 was $4O.OOO.OOO, to which the
oyster industry contributed about $14,
100000.
The political complexion of the
Bond county (Illinois) board Of super
visors was changed by game of dice
and the republicans now have a ma
jority of one. The board was formerl,
democratic.
Considering the fees paid to prose
cutting lawyers and expert witnesses
in criminal trials. it seems that i
would be better to pension the Grim
inals than to try them. Certainly
would be cheaper.-New Yorl
World.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09

WHEAT QUOTATIONS.
BY Associated Press:
San Francisco, May Cash wheat
per cwt., $1.00.
Chicago, May 9.-July wheat, pei
bu., II 3-8.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
SAVINGS ON MS LIFE
EXCEEDED BANK DEFICIT
Committed Suicide to Recover Collat-
teral For His Family.
By Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
Cleveland, O., May 9.-N. P. Pollock,
president of the Cuyahoga Savings
institution, who committed suicide
yesterday, carried life insurance to the
amount of $65,O00.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Helena, May 8.-Judge Knowles to-
day appointed James O'Grady of
Great Falls, receiver for the Boston
& Great Falls Land comany, owning
land near Great Falls.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE.

The Great Northern inaugurated q
fast freight service Sunday between
Seattle and st. Paul. The service has
been put on by the company owing to
the great success which has attended
it's efforts to ship perishable stuff.
such as oranges, east from the south
in as short a time as the southern
roads.
The trains sent east some time ago
by the Great Northern, known as tho
famous "oranga specials, have Great
ed quite a sensation in the shippers
world all over the coast. 1t has been
demonstrated that the fruit can be
brought from San Francisco to Seattle
and from there by fast freight to st
Paul in as good time as has been
made on the southern railroads.
The new freight service which has
been established is especially foi
shippers of perishable goods will last
during the summer. Special cold
storage ars are on the line and it ia
expected that the stuff will reach east.
ern markets in perfect state of
preservation. Besides fruit place
will also be provided for Puget Sound
fish.
According to the plans of the com
pany it is intended to have the train
reach st. Paul ninety-six hours after
leaving Seattle. A train will leave
Seattle at a. m. every day. The ordi
nary freight time between there and
st. Paul has ben six days and sever
hours, but this will be reduced to foul
days by the new schedule.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
BARCELONA RIOTERS
RAID The FACTORIES


OHe r1UHureu NrreStS OT PdrIICIPdHIS
Made BY Police.
By Associated Press:
Madrid, May 9.-An enormous
crowd of people participated yester-
day in the rioting at Barcelona. Riot
ers endeavored to stop work in the
factories, which resulted in many col
lisions. Over one hundred arrests Of
anarchists, socialists and extreme Cat
alinists have been made. The latest
dispatch today says order has been re-
stored.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
TWO SHAMROCKS COURSING
CAUGHT IN A GALE
Shamrock Losing Yards and Topsa;I

BY Associated Press:
Southampton, May 9.-The two
Shamrocks started in a race from Sy-
the to Wymouth. Of1 the Needles the
Shamrocks were caught in a fierce
squall. Shamrock I lost gaff and gaff
topsail yard. She returned to South
ampton for repairs.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
WANTS THE RIGHT TO
enter THE RACES

Track Man Sues Louisville Jockey
Club For Damages.
BY Associated Press:
Louisville, KY, May st. P. Hayes
the horseman, has brought suit for
$4,000 against the new Louisville
Jockey club, because the latter re-
fused him the privilege of running his
horses here.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-09
BUTTE CITY LABORERS
WORK But EIGHT HOURS
So Ordered by Council. Are Policemen
Laborers?

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Butte, May Sat the meeting of the
city council today it was unanimously
voted that all laborers employed by
the city shall hereafter work only s
hours day. The question of whether
a policeman is 'laborer," is engaging
the attention of the council.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25

DER 50riter bOrte ani9eineno NIT
Rube gu; bann fragte er: ySpnit alio
ipra6en lie ni6ts? beiinnt Gu9."
nRein, Serr. = 9p6 ia, i~tptterte
Der @efragte; vbepor ie bappn ipreng,
ten, rtef @tner: 1T oieier s5DrIter nidt
|eifer Ii d. unb nt6t targ, 10
ioa er CUTE 9dite an itns babsn."
Cine ountle &0t6e iiberflpg iebt
oas antliB bes 5Driters; er fubr nit
Der Hs6ten mad benz 9eraen, als noble
er benz inneren Sturme pebren; oann
rief er: ,Ods, mas Der liebe Soft am
4ltar geiegnet, bus iplen bieie 5rez
hen ni1t entpeiben! Sin Mabl unb
@ein uno @elb oa5u ion ibRen tperz
ben; bod per mir Sbetld anriibrt,
uno DGr's dud u in plumpem
S6er3e, Der ipq es biiBen, idredli9
biiben! 9a! penn Die SausFrau ni6t
mebr on Dem Serbe ii9er lit uno oas
Ginolein i'm tparmen Bette aus benz
S6lummer uufgeihredt pirb, bann
qreift Die Seigbeit ielbIt CUR Webr.
Der 2dmmerfromm1te ptro gum tpls
len Wolf unb Moro unb 9lutburit
leuhtet aus benz Nuee, oas eben nod
fanft blidte unb in S6rdneu f6pumm.
SD bante Dir fir oeine Na6ri6t",
penoete ii6 Der SOriter nu9 elmer
Weile gu Dem Snpalioen, Der nod im4
mer uuf ben &nieen lag, bann aber
~itiir5te er our9 ben Walb, pie bon
elmer WinDsbraut fortgetrieben.
Der alte Mann, Der iiG nod INNER
halbbetdubt bonn 8ooen aufraffte,
elite linn na6, muBte aber balb bers
i6naufennb dnbdlten; benin Der Sorz
tier fprung nit langen, peiten SdBen
pie Elm iunger Pantber iiber 8uf9 uno
Stod, 10, baB fsibIt Elm SdnsllGufer
Miibe 9ehabt bate, i'm e~insubplsn.
Geine gauge friibere 9eftigtsit mar
ourh ben 8eri6t bes Snpalibsn pie.
Der aufgeriittelt iporben; isin Quse
leudtete MILD unb brpbenb; er bebnte
bic Qrme, oaB Die Musteln traften,
faBte Die Sii6ie 10 feIt in Der Sau1t,
ols nofle er lie 5er6re9en, unb Bel ar
oieien gemaltigeH 9etpesungen burds
itrDmte feline breite 8ruit Elm @efibl
BON ungenDbnlider &raft unb bon uns
qepDbuli9em Mutbs. plDBli9 err
blidte er auf peri6ieoenen Seiten
franaOfi6e Better. I'm linen aus,
sunei6en, ertletterte er RAID cine db=
f6iiii9e 8ergtpanb unp p~erfolste einsn
i6mdlen Steig, Der ibn auf beOeutens
benz umpese ua4 9auie fiibrte.
GortfebungfoIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
L~'1nxrftBarnrr wd1fffe,

deite jebt Der Nlte, sunp pdre es mir
nit elmer dnberen 2ei6e besegnet, 10
fpiirbe ih fein Wort barber perIiez
rem. 9erabe nit bieier aber 1T es
ionberbar; benin es ideint, ais Oh Der
alte mpri1e Spbteni4rasen, Der faon
ben Sars mandes puderen 9eimgez
gansenen trus, ben bes unbnbfertigen.
ffperen Climbers ni9t babe trasen
nplIen."
,Gr brad alio %auiammen2" fraste
Der JDriter, Der li6 gepaltiam iamz
melte.
so IT'S, enteesnete Der Mlte.
Der Sars fiel berab unp oa babt Shr
nun Die gauge Sputgei6i6te. Srtntet
nun @ueren Sbee, uno bann raid na6
9auie in bas marine 8ett. Oort perz
bet Sbr pis Sober, ben teine i6fpere
S4uIb oriidt, rubis i6lafen uno Das
fpirb Sud gut tbun."
Mit aitternber Sanb brahte Der
S0riter nun Die Safe an ben Muno,
trant uno fiblts iib tppbl.bdtts ere
tuormt. pWiro es gud", fraste er
ben often, rin iOlher 9eieaiauft ni9t
oft unbeimlih gu Wutbe9"
rgi", lahte Der Greis, rin iolhe
geielidaft tOmme ih, spttlpb, ielten;
benin bic 2eute bier in Der 9egenb iino
meif bran unb boben Soft Dor
4ugen. llsberbies babe i9 ia in metz
mem 2eben ME abiihtli9 gDfes setban,
fleibig eebetet unb INNER benz Serru
bertraut. gu einem SOotengrGber uno
2eihenbiter, lieber Serr, braudt man
muir Elm sutes 9epiiien 81 baben; bas
lit bas sinsise g%rforbernib. 8, 9err
SDriter, elm cute g lit
piel, unenolid piel perth! es 1T Der
hD6ite Sdab, benin obne etn iplhes
lit ielbit elm 8Onis Grmsr ais Elm bon
idperer S9ulb fwreier gettler."
rylur aIsu tpabr", it0bnte Der 5Or@
tier unb COB ben Reit pss Sbee's in
bic gruIt binunter, no G~iiestGlte nit
g~liibenber 5~ieberbibe pebfelte; bann
griff er na6 Sut uno 9etpebr, UNI
einen Srt gu perlaHen, no er bic
S6psre ieiner Sdulb ooppelt fiiblte.
Der 9lte tonnts aus benz 5Driter.
ben man in Der ganSen nmgesenb als
einen teden, peripesenen Mann fannie,
ni6t re9t flug peroen. Sein dnsitz
Ii6ss @eisn entgins linn nidt, uno
belt er i'm audi fir unppbl, 10 i9ien
ibm bic fable 8lGhe, bic Oes SDriters
NntliB bedte, pie Der S6peib, Der an
ieinen S4ldfen perlte, uno bas 3it=
tern ieiner 9lieber nidt dQein bon Dies
fem unpObliein ber5uriibren. Der
8orpib bate jeboh ME ben 4lten ges
plagt; pesbdlb fiel er au6 benz sSDrlte,
nit 5raeen nidt lditig, piinidte ibm
cine .eute Raht" unO Derihlob binte,
linn bic Sbiire.
Sli9tig unp i6eu elite Morib aug
Dem Gei6enadsr binaus, obne bag
9rab BON Sbefla's Mutter pber oas
bes 8aters gu beiuden. Der eissns
Shatten, Der i'm i'm Mpnoidein be-
aleitets, eritredte Jpn. Shauerli6er
als ie orans ibm bas Seulen Der 9orf=
bunbe gum 9ebor, uub als er enolif
au Sauie anlangte, mar er bonn S9ei.
tel Big sur Soble in @nsitfdpeib ses
babel unb bis auf ben Fob eri90pft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Sehites adpiteI.
Ger eitertrupp b.

l . .. 49,. i..LS- a. - ~. q.
90, fortpdbrsnb sednsitist unb Inn
mer bon 8ornIrfen semartert.
i9panben benz S0riter Monate uni
Sabre bin. Sein andblsin Du6s qua
iebenbs berun unb bic seiitisen 5Gbiss
teiten, bic ii9 raid in benz ainoesgez
miitb entpidelten, beredtigten 81 Den
i4Dnften Soffnungen.
Oas @eipenit bes 4risees nahte iif
|ieBt audi ben Irbennen, uno in Dem
ftinen Srieben bieier Serge erpartete
man ieben Gag bic feinblidsu
Sruppen.
Iur1tbar iiberlessne arafte ipdl3s
ten ii9 auf preuBen berein. Die
Wdats: Seiterrei9, Rublano, Srant=
reid, Sa6ien, Das Deuti6e Heih uni
S6pebsn 5osen nit 100000 Mann
aesen Srieoeri4, Der nur 100000
Mann befebltste.
Mitten Sipiidsn oieien Wd6ten lag
Der Staat 5riebrids oes @roben, mits
bin jebem 4nsriffe p%reissegsben. Der
bebrGnste Mpnara perlor ieboh ben
Mutb unb ben Ielbberrblid Hift. uno
Die Md9te, pel9e i6On einis tparen,
auf tpel9e Weiie iein Ganb unter ie
getbeilt tperben iollte, sepannen alss
balb bic ueber5eusung, baB lie ge9en
einen eepaltigen @egner ppa uners
I6iitterlider 9ebarrli4teit tdmpften,
Der in Slid unb llngliid tets oerielbe
ensreiite unb unbeugiame 8eiit blieb.
Sir ben 4berglauben Der 2anbleute
mar nun tpieber Elm srOBes Selb err
Dffnet, unb mebr als jemals ersdblte
man iid jebt Sputseididten bonn
9roden. Wie in Dem our4 feline @eis
itermdr6en b%etdnnten n~ntersberge,
pollten bic 9irten, bic unfern bes
8rpdens tbrs 9eeroen peiben lieben.
Waffengeflirr uno i6redlih rOlIenben
Bonner pernommen baben.
NG6tli6erpeile buf9ten bort
IlGmm6sn, pie bic Sage er5dblte,
iiber ben 9eufslsfeis bin, BEL bsren fla
dernoem S6eine Der erfinberiI6e
Mberslaube 'e~raufise Geitalten nit
aufsel0ften, blutisen 9aaren erfdaute.
Sben auf benz seufelsfels iab bas
bleiGs 9sipenIt bss arisses felbit, cine
flimmernbe arons auf benz 9aupte,
beren blibenbe Steine 8lut unb 9brds
nen ipeinten. Sp oft bieies 9eipenit
erihien, tpe6te Elm Wimmern bur6
Die 2ifte, unb aus 9bal unb Sluft
itObnte unb beulte es bann 10 i6aur9,
oaB einem peripdteten Wunoerer Der
talte S9peib auf bic Stirn trat.
Sas @aes er5Gblte bic Sage, unb
ba nun pirtli9 Der &ries NIT 8ranb
rno Moro beran5og, 10 belt man al
bieies @erebe fir barre Miin5s. Bang
utbmetsn bic sednsitisteH @emiitGer
auf, unb balb poIte bieier, balS isnsr
i6pn Tranaoien iiber Wieien unb
burd 5bdler binsieben selebsH baben.
Inter oteiem aHsitpOqen Sarren
tom benn pieoer einmals bes T0rIters
g e6urtstag-De Der Gag, Der feline
S6ulb eeieben - berun, unb on
bsm SaSe, b:r csm,elteu rerarS:E5,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25

6aud, Morb iein @efolge, unb Tins
sliid, Sammer uno Shma6 iino iein
g%rbtbeil!"
oils Der S0riter 10 ipru9, puroe
iein @eii9t %finiter, unb einen I6psren
geprebten Seufaer a~usitpBeno, lteB er
ii9 auf einen umgeitir5ten 8aams
ftamm nieper. rSaet an, ibr SIR
item, ipra6 er mad elmer Weile, yerz
seugt benin bic Natur Stabl unb Wez
tau nur in Den S6u9ten, I'm bamit
gu morosn2 Gabt Qerte, Spateu,
Si6eln iGmieben unb ben Yflug be-
i6lagen, unb i6melSsn S6pert, 8ars
taune unb ale iene Waffen, bic Slut
nur trinteu unb Sobespuiben f6laz
gen! 3, gebt Dem 2anpmann feline
RpHe pieoer unb Srieoeu euerem
@plt, bab es iein Slid eu9 pante.
Ser Sriepe lit BEL Soft! 9as
bsrrli6Ite Der Glitter! 9us peiB nur
Der, Der Ieiner itets entbebrt." Nls
CT 10 eereoet, traten linn SbrGnen in
Die Qugen; er bemertte ben alien Sns
palipsn nitt, Der ii6 ndberte, unb err
brb erit ben aOpf, als oieier ibn ans
reoete.
,Nb! Sbr ieio bier9" ipra6 er
freunplid gu benz 4lten. rS6r f4etnt
beftiir5t; mas 1T Gud2 rebet."
sd bin Elm gielstopf", ftammslte
Dc Der Nlts, i~tiir5te auf beibs &niee Dor
benz SDriter bin unb rief: nunb oas
8epubtlein, bob bteie .gIelei, bic t9
besanssn, llnbsil brineen fam unb
pirb, idldgt mid gu 8oben. 8ers
5eibt, lieber gutter Serr; benin nit 8ez
oa6t eef6ab es ni6t. Nun eilt mad
9aus unb beust benz unglude Dor,
tpenn es nod 3eit it,"
,Stebt auf i6 mas's ni9t letoen,
baB Elm MenIh ppr benz Inberen
tniet", rief Der SOrfter miBbiaigeno,
unb ben @lten, Der ibm perriidt i6ien,
felt ms Quse fafenb, fubr er fort:
.Was faielt Sbr bon unsliid9 gebt
mir Qufi9IuB!"
Der Snpalioe blieb auf ben 3nieen
liegeH; anfangs s6eerts er, sepaltiam
rief sr ober bann plDBli9: rGs muB
beraus, unb peHn sSSbr mid audi tpbt
fdtebt! 90 bort mid an, bann aber
iputet Gud, oenn lit ss Radt, 10 bubt
Sbr bic Srunaoien in guerem Suuie."
Nun sraGblte Der ults Wauu unter
Oftmalisem 3auoern uHb Stoteu, mas
fi6 5piIden ibm unD ben Heitern be-
eeben, uub pie er bur6 unporii9tige
Hebsn is ~liiitern eemaht babe, BEL Dem
SDriter eiH5utebren.
Oils Der Nlte nit ieinem 8ertdte
fertig mar, ~iturrte Der SOriter unbes
tpeelid Dor ii6 am 8ooen Hieoer, uno
Der SnDalioe, um ii9 etpas gu re6ts
fertigen, fpra6:
IS perbrob mid, baB Gu6 bic
SranSoien fir einen armen S6luder
bielten, Der muir ale Sabre einmal ii6
cine 8eue tbut, unb 10 ibpabte i'd
oenn in meinem unsliidislisen Offer
unter 4nberem audi bon Weiu, ben
Scbr nod i'm Seller babt, unb BON
Guerem bolbeu Sraudeu, bas gu6
elm fbOues Stiit Gelb ms Saus se=
bra6t unb nur aus liebenoer iSorgs
falt Gu6 bei benz morgigen 5eite etner
be'feren Wein auftiS6sn pole. Od
rtef elmer Der S6elme: Sine f9mude
Wirtbiu, Weiu unb @elb, bas i4lGgt
nobl Seiner aus" 9ei biefen Mors
ten I6pang er iid in ben Sattel, bic
Qnperen folsten ieinem 9efeble, unb
nun REF Der grite mir f0ppii6 pieber
au: .Srag' nun, mein Sreunb, ben
leeren &Orb nad Sauie, uno Tag uns
an; mir tOmmen bsut' gum absnss
fhmauie!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Ginen bMimorpo4en 2lnsiprn6
Sume'S

tbeilt She Dublin Repietp" nit. Sus
mes 6eIdi6te BON @nslanb trug ben
9u9bdnolern 10 piel 9elb elm, baB iie,
als er ii6 NIT eiuem anie6nlt6sn 8srs
mOsen mad S6Ottlanb 5uridge5ogen
bate. i'm nit 8riefen perfolsten uno
CUR 5ortiebung bieies Wertes bur9
bic portbeilbafteiten 4nerbietungen 81
bepegen perIu9ten. 4nfunss entz
i6ulbigte ii9 9ume in aIgemeinen
ausoriiden; ais er aber immsrfort ge-
orGngt purbe, i4rieb er enbli9 tura
uno binpig: SD fam Sbre @prz
idldge peber jeBt nod ipdter accepts
rem, uno 5par aus bier iebr tpi6tigen
@rinoen: i6 bin gu alt, gu bid, gu
faul unb gu rei6."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25

sic: rSieien Sut iouteit Ou mir
taufen; er maGt mid um aebu Sabre
iinser!"
Gr: pWas fptslen Bel Dir Ssbn
Sabre fir cine Hole!"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-11-01
Uniform Price for Milk Adopted.

A meeting of the Brattleboro milkmen
was held in the Brooks House Monday to
consider the advisability of adopting a
standard of measure and price, and after
due consideration it was decided to draw
up an agreement, which was done, to be
circulated among the milkmen for their
signatures. This agreement has been
signed by practically all of those en-
gagged in the business, as will be seen
by a notice in another column. 1t pro-
vides that on and after Nov. the milk
men will use the standard measure pre-
scribed by the statutes of Vermont and
will not carry nor use any other meas
ure. The standard measure is somewhat
smaller than the common measure, and
the price agreed upon was five cents a
quart for any quantity up to 10 quarts
The wholesale price for quantities in ex-
cess of 10 quarts will be four cents
Heretofore each dealer has made his own
price, some selling the large quart for
five cents some charging six cents for
the same quantity, and some charging
only four cents for the standard quart
The dealers believe that the new ar
rangement will be mutually beneficial to
themselves and their customers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-11-01
PERlLs OF AUToMoRlLlNe.
Local chaffeurs Have Experiences
which Cause Discomfort and De.
laY-Two Machines Disabled.

In automobiling, as in every other en-
joyment some bitter is mixed with the
sweet. Several local enthusiasts have
had experiences during the past few days
which bear out the truth of that state
ment. S. A. Smith suddenly found him
self in a dangerous predicament Sunday.
He and Mrs. Smith were riding in Dunn
merston, when they came to a steep hill.
Mrs. Smith decided to walk up the hill,
but Mr.. Smith remained in the machine
to steer IL up the incline. The power was
not sufficient to carry II up the grade, and
soon It began to go backward and in less
time than it takes to tell the story the
machine was top. side down with Mr..
Smith underneath It. The back of the
seat kept the weight of the auto off Mr..
Smith, and the sensation which come
over him as he thought of the possibility
of an explosion can better be imagined
than described. The machine was dis
abled and was left until the next day,
when a truck wagon was sent after 1t.
Willard Cobb's automobile also came to
grief in Greenfield Sunday, in a way de-
scribed as follows by the Greenfield Re-
corder: IAN automobile smash up oc-
Cured on Federal street near Pierce
street, Sunday morning. that prevented
two young Brattleboro men, ]. w. Cobb
and +. j. Waterman, from continuing
their journey home. They were turning
out of their course TO pass another auto
containing persons of the same party
when the front axle broke, spreading the
wheels fat on the ground. The men re-
tanned their seat and were not injured,
but would undoubtedly have been II they
were going at a faster speed The auto
was dragged to the station and shipped
to Bridgeport, where it was manufac-
tured by freight, and the young men fin
ished their journey to Brattleboro Sun
day night, on the steam cars"
Mr m,
Prospect Hill recently which racked his
machine somewhat. A large dog pounced
on to the automobile, turning 1t around
and across the sidewalk where dog,
chauffeur and automobile were tangled up
in a way to make the scene intensely
exciting momentarily. The dog is said
to have had one rib broken.
The packing of George Adams's machine
blew out in Greenfield Sunday, causing a
delay of several hours.