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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
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nm nit Der camille uno bent 6o'
milienlebcn, mcnn Die oclt'dlc
Sprod]e mo Site aus DEM bcltta
Id)eu sSomilienfreio per6onut miro
itno Der @eiit oes Yoifcctbunls III
picielbcn c~in3icbt?"
III tinnnt": ySclbit lmlcrc
@egncr miiiicn 5igcbcn, bnB no III
elmer fSnnlilie Die Wltttcriprodc itiio
Die notionolen Gi9cntbitmliffciten
an oie &duO gcoriift, neradtct iino
iogog pcrbcnnt mcrhcn, Dos 8nnb
mes 6anlilieltleoenS gelofert, OFT gor
serriiien lit. Siebe, Gbrfurdt gegell
glterl iitb Sorgeiebte peroen on
bon Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT, itets eng
lid : ~rebanoen, pcramerifonilierteil
sSilgenb tagt1glid) perlett bobcr
Die allacnleirre aIoge BON Gltern
1,nb BrieItern iiber Die reAc c,
no II c, milbc unbot III q 5 / q c
Sugena. Mqes, wos beiitif lit,
intro npn ibr oiif Die Seite gappr.
fen Ocptid)e, gut fatboliidle Sci.
t,,ngcn, 9it1er, Deutl6e @ebralldJe,
felbit bnS idone oeutihe Sieo. Die
@infiibrung engliI6 omerifauilGer
@ebraitGe, oenen mleiltens Die tel l.
q no e @ethe feblt mo Der Soll-
aesiprod)e IN Den areis Der Sanlilie,
lit Der Oe1,tihen 6onlilie groBter
sSeinb. % finbet man fein relis
gi0ies Bib, &ruSifire, @eibmolier-
8eilelhen I'M Earlor, iorbern pclt.
Iihe 8ilber, gilocr BON Eferocn
9rnoen etc, luenn nod I'll. 9ilher
i'm So,llc iinb, iino lie bobitens i'm
Sflnf5imler peritedt, DOB bod
Miemoio ieben fam, man lei bier
nod oeut d. uno ed futbo-
Ii d.. Son 9nus- Inouht, Seicn
gutter Bidder uno Sdriften lit ba
feline Hebc mebr, Hpienfron5-8ebet,
Nnonf)ten fiir Die armeu Seelell II.
I. NJ, finoet 90 niGt mehr itatt;
Das 9lQes iii 5li yOutd1p" nno rolo
iaibioneo". Gic Somilie ober lit
Das Srnoamcnt bon Stride unb
Gtaot, mie bier, 10 miro lid IIcs
geitalten."
IifoIaus: Sic 5roglpeitc
Ges @merifaniliercns miro eben 81,
soenig peritanoen utb finbet OcBbolb
meiitens aild, nur bel Dem getpobn.
liGen &olfe itatt."
rl1tinam": ,9orum iolltc ooS
gplf in @ort uub S6rift oornltf
ailfmcrfian gemad)t merben. Die
Gusreoe: nMan fam nidt gcgen
ben Strom id)nimmer. lit cine
fanlc menn EN- bobes @ltt,
8. g. ous 2eben olf Dem Spiele
ftebt, mie ). =. beimt GrtinfenOen,
ifipimmlt man, ipern's iotbmenoig
lit, gefpiB geaen ocn Strom, ipenn
bas audl aroBere Nnitreusung ullN
Mrbeit periongt, man mill eben
Dos Sebet retten."
2oreu5: v0arum ipQten oeut,
id)e S6bnc, Batter uno Wfiitter. menn
file ein gliiflides, gemiitbliGes,
hGuSlideS uno edit fatbolii6es
Seim boben mplen, f~eItbalten an Der
Oeutid]en Sprad)e, an Den BON ibren
@Gtern pererbten fatboliihen Sitten
mo 8ebrduhcn, mo treu blfi.
BEN"
r~llttnam": o6eipiB, lie fonnen
bubei bod perfcfte Inerifaner iein
llnO Die en9liide Sprafe trefilid)
los bdbcn."
&ifolouS: Die Gentiden
mcrben Oiesbe5i9lif pielia6 be.
idomt bon Den Eolen, Sron5oicn.
Norpcgern II. /. ID"
nlltinnm": .2ciber! Iieic be.
hienen lid 5umal im areile Der 80.
milic 9ctreulih ibrer Mutteriprod)c.
9omit @ott bcfoblen iiir belte!"
2oren5: o@elo6t lei SeiuS
Gbriltlts!"
0lltinam": rSn Gipigfcit,
amcl."
IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

@cG, banipc sic 9llbe ecioet,
offfobs, mann mcr's nil Die @ciS
bctrafltc tbdt, bnnn tbdt es micocr
alnerid)t iainbe,
. llclpperhnupt, ibr 9nbc", ben
sd Damn eelogt, .bes ounlme
Miihtgcboppcl iinmer 5roits bcs
alad,t Did, iif IN teiert. @ibt
Nbr oann cigentltd. mas SrGit is?
Erolt IS iimpli er Stadtpnpcli, in
Ger Ger, no es en- SrDit falt, fccne
| Sf1brs orin bot"
Mell, Daiume Die 9ilbe aeioot,
otffpbS, ba ipGr aof mas oril IN
fpaun rner Ole Sad pliit Der Seit
ngiife tb1t
lin, ben Sd geiast, GRAB 10
Is es aaf NIT Snihurei15. Ges
lein lanter 10 %ncimooiidp lemo-
sogc-Srids. Wer i'm 2sbe bot lie
eebort, baB e Yoliiiiboloer ipas Nn-
neres sc tbnli ooer &c iase eebatt
bait, oils sc besable, ipanli ees
Quarterly Due iperb2 No alio,"
bic gilbe balplpe eigelebe. baS
oa aad) ichr piel @obres ora mar.
(Ges is ndmlih Die @intti p,tl
StarHmtiidlfeQers, DOB lie INNER
Dem Hct,t selplpe, 100 Oes meiite
@clo bot nm ipo am lGnaitc illo
l~alteIte talft. prpmeibet er aebt aof,
oils ennol Gems ans
Ger Gen5iec, mo- c hible bodice
mig mar lii mic ~geiuobn!itb e &n,leel
aus lif aclnadt bot, 0es mar Der
&noollepp. Ser hot scingt: oSo,
alpiper Der Siherohm."
raltobliepp, Iu biiht c aamccll"
ben sd gciagt. Ser 5idcrobm
Is aareit. 0aun Scr bios MOTT,
oa mar Der c iebr ihnlarter Mann.
awluer CT nero 81 piel se1rqert BEL
annerc Scit bic cs better miiie molle.
ges fam CT nit leioe. Wann ia
erseno 10 ell Sihooid linn brei reo't
I'M es heiier ipiiie mil. fam iner
ibn % oerfor blamiern, mann CT
iast: n@ea, gouronner, mann Sic
10 ldmart iein, oa proiefi,tte Sic
lid bod Sbre ariminels ielber?"
Well, bcs bot ioaar Der anoOliepp
eisciehe.
= lin iirp~merhaupt", fen SSdy ae-
iaet, ~Sbr 9ube, Tonne @ir irpb
lei, baB Mir bier iein. 9ann bier
is es bod immer nod am beldte.
Wann bier Der Yreiioent en- BUM
mel mad)t, ba lagt Der SefretGri
Soeb, Die Iummheit. mo ser Srcii.'
Dent ioebe gemabt bdtt, that CT nil
lid neinme, III oa bermit bot Die
Sod Ono ut Sober iogt, Der
Gooiepelt mGr bolt bod, otter all e.
Sauptferl III Der 9oeb fricat lei
Seaeri gerabit I'M es peril fei al.
mere Sueitifens ge1sft. Monn
alpmer oroltBe Der ,Snlperer Ell
Plimmcl mad)t, ha nero Der Song
Ter gebaun5t I'm es nero Die Tuner
ibnne befpble. &c 0cnfe, ser 1an5,
Ter mar cs seipeic. Nc, Sshr 9itbe,
Hrier Yrin5ippel Is ifoner: gelier
I'M 8llte.."
Ges bnlpmc Die gnbe and) eige-
lehe III Sd ben c 0attel geoffnet.
Sbne Oes Nornlihe miinifeno
Mit Gigorbs
Oclrs
Sohn Mitif, ESQ.
lin ood) iuiid)t is es bier better
mic orailbc. Sor ,snitenS c Gon-
greBmonn ooer e 2eoifislGter mill
nit De @c9 mobte. mie es plin inn
erpeftet nero. Wea, On friegt er
Said ooer EatronGoih berior, oab
er lein Meiito tim iei @obt)
tidnnidt. 4ann brauSe { Meihs-
tne ooer e Meifsratb nit Sc @eg
ipobtet. mie er erpeftet nero. bo
nero er bohltens uffge!oit.
Nit nod enlol Migorb.
Der Sblac, Gso.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
arc6s nin,mt AT.

Iicic Srnnfbeit bat iih ill Sei,
lctten 10 Sabren peroieriGitiat.
GieieS bcfmlibet fidl ourd, Die grobe
Ansohl Don Yntienten, Die lid al
Or. gue III 9anins Gitp lpeaoen.
Seine Nnltsltlben limo jeben Sag
nit H%atienten aus a0cn 5beilen
Der @ereiniaten Staaten gefiilt. Or.
Bpe tit Der Gntoeder ether Gerbin-
oitng BON pe~riGieoenen Se(en, bic
Den &rebs prompt fmriren, iomie
@eidmiirc. &atarrb, &dmorrboioen.
Siiteln unb oi,oere Standardization.
lin Elm illuitrirtes g,ld) id)reibe
man al: Or. Spe, GrMper iii,
aanias Gitp. NO. =
@ =
Sunnenitrablcn ais 8etriebsfrait.
Sn Nri5ona bat man Die Sort-
ucnitrahlen nit @rfola ais treibenoe
Strait eingeipannt. Gin BEL @ilcor
auigeitellter Motor ar6eitet nit
3lpolipferoefrait unb idaiit cinen
uiersolligcn Waileritrcm aus elmer
Sieic BON aweiunooier5is SUB. Die
Sonnenltrablen nerben bon einem
freisiormisen Spiegel Serartia cont
5entriert, Dob Elm 9rnd bon 100
Eilulo er5ielt miro. Gs iino in
Mri5ona bereits mebrere oieier Mo.
torcn IN @ebraud), bauptidd)lid) fir
YeruGiierungsSmede. oof f0nnten lie
and iiir 5obrifatiom gerpenouna
finsen.
| ."
GaS nnanaenebnIiie bel cinem
aitbmatiihen Seioen lit bas idtpere
sltbemen. Iic mGrmenoen uno
beilenOen Giaenidaiten bon Or.
aiisnit aonig's &amburger 9rnit.
tire erlciftcrn mo erloien bcn
Sruf.
- -
Dit berelt man cs, aeiproderl,
lelten, seltJWlesen 81 bobeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
Jpbn Hitih, ESQ.,, beipridyt nit lei.
men Trcnnoem bic 9iuidDtigiten

Mliiter gbiter,
Sd modt mile, '@gii lttr eOitcr.
lpcr es is oil lluierih stammtiid)
bcim Sitolli ooer bel enc Sci
iemma, cher bel erer pclitifeI
oiplomdtid pber anitcrcr SitupG-
lfciL no ufffimmt, in &ar coer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

HifoIous: Sic Geutlhell
ino ibrc Nohtommen ioQten iif
fdcn Ger oeutiden Sprade ieIbit
ipegen Oiciel6e 81 erbalten iuden."
outinom": r@epiB, Die bctt-
fdc SprGdJe GILT ais cine Der ih6r-
itcn rcihitcn rnO mcrtbpoqItciL Tie
ilbcttriift Die meiiten mtbern Spros
den an 9tcidthum mo aroft, al
giloiomfeit uno 8eihmeioigfeit.
Sic GcutId)cn beiiben cine Natio.
nnliterotur, mie ipobl feline Speite
Nation Oeutide Site, oclltider
@eiit, oeuti6e @elinnmg ipieoell
iid beionoers IN Der Eoeiie piocr.
ollie Die SGGbc Ger Yoeiie uno
&roia geben fiir oen 9entid). Nmeri-
faner pcrlorcn. laclm CT lid Ole
Deutlde Sprnhc reuben l1Bt. ohcr
nielclbc iortuirft. neil cr IN icincnG
llnpcritnnO ais @uitor0 iidl id)0mt.
ocntidcr 9lbtlmit 81 iein."
Hifolnus: ngluS off Gem.
mas mir icbt gcbort bobcL iollten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

Dit berent ma cs, aeiprod1erl,
lelten, seld)piegen 81 boben.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

Figures recently issued by the de-
partment of Commerce and Labor
show that the foreign commerce of the
United States during the first seven
months of the current fiscal year
amounted to $1.752, 421, $3.50, or an av-
erage of $25000O,OO0 per month.
Should it continue at this rate dur
ing the remainder of the year. the to-
tai foreign commerce for the fiscal
year 1906 would exceed SO .OOO, OOO, 900.
figure which has not been reached
in any previous year in the history of
our foreign trade The increase oc-
ours in both imports and exports, but
especially in exports. Imports have
increased s7O,O0O,O0O over the cores.
ponding months of the preceding ifs.
Cal year and exports have gained
Sl55,O00,000. The Increase in exporta
tons has been chiefly in agricultural
products and manufactures. That
Chinese WALL We have heard so much
! about does not seem to prevent this
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

President Roosevelt may be instru-
mental in preventing the great coal
strike on April LIST. In a letter to Pres
other convention be held and an eff
fort made TO reach an agreement. In
consideration of the presidents re-
quest the meeting will be called for
March 18th. when it is hoped both
sides will make concessions and that a
strike will be averted. For "a man of
war" as he has been termed, Theo-
dore Roosevelt will have accomplish.
ca more than any other president in
the promotion of peace.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

II would be hard to estimate the
value of the snow storm this week to
Fergus county. 1t was just what was
needed and hoped for by everybody.
dry from the hot sun and warm winds
OF the past month. Water holes had
failed on the range and creeks usually
reliable were carrying but little if any
water. The snow fall which was pre-.
ceded by rain, was nearly as great as
that in November. 1t is to be hoped
the county.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

IN the death of eX Congressman Dav-
Ia b. Henderson of Iowa man VINO
was something of a national character
less than a decade ago has passed
away. Born in Scotland, he became
resident of Iowa while yet a boy.
When the civil war broke out he was
quick to enlist and fought valiantly
for the flag of his adopted country.
He lost leg in the battle of Corinth.
Mississippi, and upon returning home
studied law and finally became inter-
ested in politics. He represented tine
Dubuque district in congress for TWEEN
ly years. although it was strongly
Democratic. His successive elections
were due TO his ability, honesty and
a. B. Reed as speaker of the house
and proved an able presiding officer
Although strong partisan he was
fair and courteous in debate and eX-
uemely popular with the members of
all parties in the lower house His
sudden decision not to stand for re-
nomination surprised the country and
| the reasons therefor have never been
! fully known. He was overtaken with
| H. health soon after retirement and
had been gradually failing until death
came to his relief. He spent last win
ter at Long Beach, California, where
a number of Montanans met him al
most daily. He was then a very sicf
man with no possible chance for recov
cry. He was fine representative o.
! the Scotch American, having served
MS adopted country nobly in war ant
in peace.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

instead of begin to die at the age Of
forty is the firm belief of Gotlieb
Graul, aged 1O3 years, says Leslie's
Weekly. Cincinnati's pioneer resident.
Mr. Graul, in spite of his remarkable
age, is still active. and does not put
much stress upon the statement Of
Professor Osler. He was born on
Christmas day in 1903. He is a skill
ed gardener and florist, and to this day
tiils the soil and cultivates plants at
the Cincinnati Altenheim's truck gar
den where he has been for three
years. When Cincinnati was yet sur
rounded by the wilds. Graul came to
Cincinnati from Europe a boy yet in
his teens. and was brought up by Con
grandfather as an expert gardener.
Under the care of Mr. Longworth, who
was a noted horticulturist. Graul be-
came famed as a raiser of Catawba
grapes. from which wine is made
This wine, made on the premises of
the first Nicholas LongwOrth by Mr.
Graul, caused King Edward VII, when,
a. Prince of Wales. he visited this
country. to say that there were two
things he would always associate with
C!ncinnati-Gotlieb Graul and his
Catawaba wine. Mr. Graul remained
with the Longworths until few years
ago The LongwOrth- Roosevelt we'd
ding. which connects his masters
name with that of the presidents.
brings smile of joy over his face.
Attired in the clothes he wore on his
wedding day, eighty years ago, Mr..
Graul posed for photograph
in the act of wheeling a barrowful of
soil. just to show that old age is not
always a barrier to work.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02
Semper Idem.

AS you went down the road. dear,
AS you went down the road,
How chill the breeze began to blow
My heart took up it's load;
The skies that had been blue and
bright,
How fast they darkened into night F.!
And will you ne'er turn back, deari
And shall we never meet?
Do no glad cries come up the road?
No swift returning feet?
Halfway to meet you l would run,
Though long the way and set the sun
Alas. the days go on, dear;
How dulled the daylight seems
Since you went down the road, DEAR
And left me to my dreams;
Left me to bear my weary load,
AS | toll after, down the road.
-INFELIX.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02
country from doing business with the
outside world.

Grave charges have been made
against President Meyer and Score.
tary Haywood of the Western FEEDER.
alton of Miners, but every man charg.
ed with a crime is held to be innocent
until he is proven guilty, and an i'm.
partial public will await patiently the
result of a trial of the accused before
forming an opinion as to their guilt.
Much bitterness of feeling has existed
for years between the mine owners
association and some of the leaders
OF the federation, and possibly the de-
veiopments in Idaho may determine
who has been responsible for condi-
tons that have existed in Idaho and
Colorado for number of years. 1t is
up to the authorities of Idaho to see
that the accused are given fair trial,
assurances of which have been given
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02
THE PURE FOOD BILL.

Our Washington dispatches call at
tention to the probability that the
house will amend the pure food bill
which passed the senate, because the
senate bill prohibits the use of all
preservatives which are employed to
make preserved foods attractive in
color. If this bill becomes a law, corn
eG beef will lose it's beautiful red col
OF impaired by saltpeter. tomato cat
SUI will be a muddy brown color in
stead of a bright red, and even whis
key will lose it's amber hue, while
currant jelly cannot longer be made
out of apple skins and cores. The
house il is believed, will be disposed
to permit the use of coloring matters
to some extent with labels indicating
their presence. and will provide thai
\ they may be used freely if the articles
SO treated bear labels indicating wha
preservatives and other things are
used in their preparation.
The public is entitled to protection
tlCm unprincipled manufacturers. Tn
! doubtedly some color ingredients ar,
comparatively harmless. but there cal
bt no hardship in requiring their pres
ence TO be clearly Indicated on tn,
! package. Then if the people want t.
use foods SO prepared in preference tt
those that may be less attractive il
appearance but are purer and bette
i'll quality, they can do so at their owl
risk; nor will this impose any hard
ships or restrictions upon manufactur
trs 10 which they ought not to be will
! ins and required to submit -Minneap
| Oils Journal
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

A st. Louis trolley car containing
twety-four people got stuck in snow
drift near ST. Louis the other night
All aboard remained over night with
nothing to eat but basket of eggs
and two loaves of bread If this
had happened in Montana it would
have been enlarged to narrowing
tale of suffering from deep snow in the
west.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

The house committee on temperance
in the Ohio legislature has favorably
reported on anti treating bill. The
measure makes it unlawful for any
person to buy a drink for another in
any place where liquor is sold and
prohibits bartenders giving away
drinks. The penalty provided is fine
of from 81 to S. for the first offense.
So to $50 for the second and S. to 800
for the third. Such a law in this state
would be hard on the wall flowers"
who are constantly waiting and hop
ing for some one to invite them up.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

A Chicago theatrical company visit
and While Miss Pearl Elvyn was max
ing some sighting remarks about the
town a man in the audience rose with
an oath, drew revolver and shot the
actress in the leg. 1t is said that local
booze" had more to do with the
mans act than local pride. This hap
pened in staid old Indiana. Had it
occurred in Montana we would have
heard much about how actresses are
treated in the wild and woolly west"
Evidently, the sign, Don't shoot, the
actors are doing the best they can"
was not hung out that night.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

The newspaper fraternity of this
state has lost two of it's valuable
days, F. C. kress, of the Dillon Elk
aminer. and j. e. Sheridan, of the
Big Timber Pioneer. Both were sue.
cessful in their calling and were high
ly respected in the communities in
which they lived and labored While
they did not leave the wealth of a
Rockefeller behind them, they left a
good name, which may prove better
passport into the realms beyond.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

Those Montana newspaper men who
took summer clothing with them on
the recent excursion to California and
never took it out of their grips, return
pretty we'll satisfied with the balmy
atmosphere of Montana Cold rains
compelled them to remain indoors and
time The weather in Montana dur
ing the past month would be hard to
beat in any country. Why not boom
the state as a desirable winter resort ?
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02
Bozeman Men in Washington.

Washington. March IA delega-
ton composed of E. w. King, Thorn
as Kirk and W. L. Lansing. OF Boze'
man. called upon the secretary OF the
interior today, accompanied by Con-
gresham Dixon, to present the mat
ter of a proposed new road into the
National Park along the West Gala
tin river
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02
Germany has concluded not to en-

Germany has concluded not to en-
gage in tariff war with this country
after making big bluff. The fact is
Germany is not in a position to under
take anything of the kind when large
ly dependent upon the United States
for the necessaries of life. There
are other foreign countries in pretty
much the same boat.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

Mont Pelee, the volcano in the is
land of Martinique, is said to again be
in a state of eruption and the inhabi'
tants are fearful of recurrence OF
the great disaster of May 8, 1902, when
$4,000 people lost their lives in the de-
struction of the city of st. Pierre
Mont Pelee evidently does not intend
to be outdone by Vesuvius. which has
been active of late
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

Senator w. A. Clark has announced
his candidacy for reelection. He has
that his candidacy be announced
Helena Independent.
Possibly he is waiting for some
manifestation of popular demand
that he again sacrifice his private
business for the public good If SO,
he will wait in vain.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02
Tourist SIeepers to Chicago-An inno-
walton in Sleeping Car Service.

The Great Northern Railway COM
pany has met the demand for through
sleeping car service to and from Chi
cagO
The Oriental Limited, the new Great
Northern train, is now equipped with
new Tourist Sleeping Car, operat-
ing between Seattle and Chicago and
intermediate points. The rates on
these cars are about one-half of the
Standard Sleeping Car rates and no
change of cars is necessary between
points on the main line in North Da-
kota and Montana and Chicago in eth
er direction.
Ask your local agent for further in
formation, or apply to F. l. Whitney
Passenger Traffic Manager, st. Paul
Minn
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

The supreme court of the United
States has decided that the Mississip'
pi river is not contaminated by the
flow of Chicago's sewage into it. One
Chicago paper says the water In the
Mississippi is improved by the great
volume of lake water forced through
the drainage canal. Evidently the PEG
pie of st. Louis will have to take what
GENES and look pleasant.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

Possibly the reason Chicago does
not hang more of it's criminals is ow-
ins to the difficulty in finding a place
to bury them. If Chicago is without
potter's field it might send the re-
mains off in balloons.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

Those senators who sought to Of
fend the president by selecting Till
man to report the rate bin to the
senate made great mistake. Teddy
has tackled too many grizzlies in the
brush to be ruffled by such concealed
evidence of senatorial displeasure.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

PARTIES HAVING SIGNED PETI-
TIONS CALLING FOR A SUBMIS.
SION OF THE PRIMARY ELECTION
PROPOSITION TO THE PEOPLE
SHOULD FORWARD THEM AT
ONCE TO THE COUNTY CLERK
AND RECORDER.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

PARTIES HAVING SIGNED PETIT.
TIONS CALLING FOR A SUBMIS-
SION OF THE PRIMARY ELECTION
PROPOSITION TO THE PEOPLE
SHOULD FORWARD THEM AT
ONCE TO THE COUNTY CLERK
AND RECORDER.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

Fifteen murders, thirty-eight women
and forty men assaulted and thirty -five
burglaries and hOld-ups, is Chicagos
partial record Of crime since the first
OF January.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

PARTIES HAVING SIGNED PETI-
TONS CALLING FOR A SUBMIS-
SION OF THE PRIMARY ELECTION
PROPOSITION TO THE PEOPLE
SHOULD FORWARD THEM AT
ONCE TO THE COUNTY CLERK
AND RECORDER.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

The Boston Globe says it is estimat-
ed that a cent changes hands about
1860 times in the course of it's life
then Russell Sage gets hold of it.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

There is a warm controversy on in
Great Falls over municipal ownership
Of a cemetery. In fact it is getting
to be very grave question.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

Ii John F. Wallace keeps on talk
ms Secretary Taft may have to sit
down on him again.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-02

The keerl case at Helena seems
destined to go on forever. The tenac
ity of some lawyers is not to be ad
mired.