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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
wild CAT"
REALTY DEALS
They Caused the Trouble
TO >;StensIand.
'"<0
N-
FOOLISH INVESrn.,,@ ,@''is;TS MADE
HEAD OF BUSTED BANK SAIL, 5
HAVE MADE MORTGAGES AS
HIGH AS 80 PER CENT OF VAL
uE ON HOUSES in IRVING PARK
SUBDIVISION TO CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. S.--"Wild cat" real es-
tate financiering by Paul o. Stensland
in the Irving park subdivision, will be
disclosed, 1t is predicted today, as soon
as ]. E. Fetzer, receiver for the wreck
ed Milwaukee Avenue State bank,
checks UP on the mortgages and notes
given by hundreds of investors who
hung onto the bubble" let loose by
the missing bank president.
A slump in value at this time, which
is feared will come, would cause much
suffering and a loss to the owners.
1t has been learned that loans have
been made on houses in that subdi-
vision within so per cent of top notch
value. The cash came from the saw
ings of the depositors of the suspend
ed bank. Scores of houses were con-
structed in the subdivision which
We're declared at that time to be too
expensive for the character Of the sec
ton.
Today the Woe -begone crowd of de-
positors continued to crowd around
the bank as on previous days. The
unfortunates, mostly working people,
came early and seemed determined
to remain indefinitely. The police
were on hand to repress any tendency
toward disorder
According to Chas. Sommerkamp,
caretaker of the Stensland home, Pres
ident Stensland was at home at Irving
park between midnight Saturday and
3. a. M Sunday. Summerkamp states
positively that the missing bank pres
ident was in the house Saturday night
with several men and that when he
left he took with him a small steamer
trunk and a leather suit case
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
RREAcH oF pRoMIsE cAsE.
Romansen, Sued at Bottineau by Miss
Holz, Goes unscathed.

Bottineau. N. d.. Aug. s.-District
court Is in full grind with Judge Burke
of jamestown acting for Judge Goss.
But few criminal cases appear on the
calendar. In the case Of Minnie Holz
VS.. Ben Ronansen for breach of prom
ise, the jury found for the defendant.
II. the case of MCGOWAN Va. Ronansen
for $4,000 damages for not embalm-
ing the remains OF the plaintiffs wife.
q jury gave MCGOWAN damages of ST.
and costs.
Grain is ripening. A big crop Is to
be harvested and help is short.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
FELL THOUSAND FEET.
Terrible Fate of BalIoonist at Utica
Double Thrill Fatal,

Utica, N. Y, Aug. S.--Wm. johnson,
balloonist, fell 1000 feet at Little
Falls when parachute apparatus
failed to work. He struck on some
railroad tracks, receiving injuries
which undoubtedly will cause death.
Johnson ascended 5000 feet, when
he left the balloon to make what is
called DOUBLE parachute descent. The
first parachute opened well and john
son descended about two thirds of the
distance. Then he attempted to open
the second parachute. He discarded
the first and as he grasped the handle
of the second, the strings broke, caus-
ing it to collapse.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
TO RAISE THE Lid.
THE SUPERIOR COUNCIL TAKES
DRASTIC ACTION.
4 New Ordinance Takes all Power to
Close the Saloons From the Mayor
The Measure Will Be Vetoed by
Mayor Linley.

Superior, Wis. Aug. S.--Last night
the common council passed an ordl-
nance. the reading Of which disclosed
the omission Of the Sunday closing
law, leaving the closing Of saloons in
the hands Of the state officials The
new ordinance also takes from the
hands Of the new mayor all power to
close saloons. For the past two weeks
Sunday has been dry in Superior as
q result of the crusade If the Minis
terial association and the civic league.
Mayor Linley gave the move his whole
support. Mayor Linley today announc-
cd that he would veto the ordinance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
IT IS LESS IORR!LD
SITUATION IN NEW YORK is I'M.
PROVED.
The Rain and the Cloudy Weather
Have Relieved the Conditions to a
Great Degree-only One Death Was
Reported Today.

New York, Aug. S.-There was a
decided Improvement today in the
torrid weather in which New York
sweltered the first three days of the
week. Clouds obscured the sun and
fresh breezes cooled the atmosphere.
At noon the death of one, person was
reported as the result of the heat Five
cases of prostration were reported.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
BALLOTS in DENVER
THE SHERIFF NOW HAS THE
BOXES.
The Election Over the Franchise l.
Causing all Kinds Of Trouble in the
Big Colorado city-supreme couri
sidestepped.

Denver, Aug. g. Justice George w.
Bailey -of the state supreme court to-
day refused the writ sought by the
Denver City Tramway Co. and the
Denver Gas & Electric co. to stay the
proceedings In the franchise election
contest in the Denver county court.
Sheriff Alexander Tlsbet thereupon
personally took possession OF the ball
lot boxes which the city election COM
mission had refused to surrender last
night on the order OF County Judge
Ben 3. Lindsey and the hearing was
resumed Ia the county court.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
BEAT HIM
A RUSSIAN soLoN COULD NOT
EXPLAIN.
Being Lawmaker in Land of the
Gear Has Its Drawbacks as Peasants
Want to construe Campaign Prom
ises Literally.

Kiev, Russia, Aug. 8.-The peasants
of Gravoff have beaten almost to death
M. Stefanduk, a member of the out
lawed parliament, because he could
not explain to their satisfaction why
he returned home without obtaining
the land and liberty he had promised
them
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
DIVER REPORTS ON THE slRlo
DISASTER.
He Says the Vessel is Wedsed Be-.
tween Two Great Rocks and There
Are Seventy Dead People in the In
terror of the Vessel.

Cartagena, Aug. S.--A diver assist
ing in the salvage of the wrecked Ital-
ian steamer, Sirio, says he saw sew
enty bodies in the. interior of the ves-
sci. He made an unsuccessful attempt
to enable the salvage corps to raise
the safe of the steamer.
The steamer is wedged between two
rocks and is listed at forty five de-
grees to starboard.
subscriptions for the relief of the
destitute survivors have reached $685.
600. The theatres everywhere are
giving benefits in behalf of the fund.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
Jordan Family Reunion.

Mariayille, Me-, Aug 8.-SeveraI
hundred members Of the Jordan family
are in attendance at the annual re-
union of the Jordan family which is
being held here today at Charles
Blacks grove. Mr.. and Mrs. Black
are the hosts Of the day and have
made extraordinary preparations for
the entertainment of the visiting
members Of the large family.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
DoWlE VERY Ill.
Great Fakir May Pass to the Beyond
at Early Date.

Chicago, Aug. S--At a meeting in
Zion City last night Voliva stated that
the total Indebtedness Of Zion city
amounted to $5,510.00O. He proposed
the issuance Of funding bonds 10 this
amount, payable in fifteen years and
bearing interest az per cent lie de-
clared his belief that the acceptance
Of these bonds by the creditors would
make It possible to rehabiitate the in
dustries.
Dowie was reported in weak con-
dition, and the opinion was expressed
that he might not live d week
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
THE DENNY CASE.
Only Two Witnesses Have Thus Far
Given Their Testimony,

Williston, N. d, Aug. 8.-Only two
witnesses were examined in the Denny
case and little of interest was develop
ed. Hall, the Montana stock inspec-
tor, and Miller a ranchman, will be
further cross examined Attorney
Hurd, of Glasgow, is cross examining
for the defense and he touches the
weak spots in their story.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
Woman TO Hano.

Stockton, Cal, Aug. S.--Mrs. Emma
LeDoux was sentenced to be hanged
Oct. 19 for the murder of Albert H.
McVicar, miner with whom she had
been living. The case will be ap-
pealed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
HELD RESPONSIBLE.
Governor General at Warsaw MAY
Stop Some of the Robberies.

Warsaw, Aug. 8--Terrorists are con-
tlnually attacking and robbing the
postofices, the government spirit
shops, the treasures and the malls.
The governor general has ordered that
henceforth the inhabitants of villages,
communities and cities, in or near
which such crimes occur shall pay
the losses resulting from such rob-
berries.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
REPAIRING TIE ROADS.
Trains in the Southwest Will Be Run
ming by Tomorrow.

ming by Tomorrow.
Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. 8-Large
forces of men are at work in the In
dian Territory and Oklahoma repair
ing the heavy washouts on the Rock
Island Santa Fe and the Missouri
Kansas & Texas railroads. II is be-
lieved that traffic will be resumed gem
orally by tomorrow. All trains enter
ing this city are delayed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-08
CAPTAIN is BLAMED.

Commander of Wrecked Steamer and
Crew Caused a Panic.
Madrid, Aug. S.-The official inquiry
by the naval authorities into the wreck
of the steamer Sirio inculpates the
captain and the crew of the vessel for
saving themselves first and abandon
ing the vessel, causing a panic.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-27
9apoIeoa's st. 8 .Iena.sibIiotbet

Die 8tbliptbet Rapoleons auf ct.
!Selena mar cine iebr rei9baltise, unb
AUDI Rapoleon L. fu9te, pie man9er
anbere sroBe 9eit, in Der @in5amteit
Der @erbannung Srot bur9 bic Set,
tire. Rapoleon bate aber, trobbem
feline 8ibliotbet Iebr gut botirt mar,
febr biele Wiinf9e, unb bus Qmt zines
8tbltotbetars bes seFanseuen &aiIers,
has elm sepifer 8drbi.r periab. mar
~tpabrbaftig feline Sinsture. Sn Der
8ibliotbet auf ct. SeItna beFanbeu
fi9 1000 8Gnbe. barunter paren 40
Bidder iiber relisiOie Srassn, 40
S6riften iiber bas Sbeoter, 40 iiber
epif9e poeiie, 60 Romane, 60 biitoris
f6e unb anbere Dsrte. @lein Der
ntmmer ruftenbe @eiIt bes groben
3orIen Derlanste naa INNER neuer
geiitiger Rabrung, bic ni9t INNER
lei9t gu bef6affen mar. 60 bat ct
etnmal nm cine genuu 5uiummenee'
fte1te &arte iiber ole &rtsss unb
SsIb3iise i'm Sbdle bes @upbrat, bon
grdFus unb Mntpnius Bis gu Sraidn
unb Sultan. Damn pteber begebrte
er cine p.riif9e @tfdtdte iiber @lerans
Der ben @rpben. Das mag tpobl aber
in ben @ebanten Rdpolsons porseganz
gen iein, dls er bdruuf beitanb, Bidder
nit gsnduen 4ngaben iiber 2ttauen,
feline @Glber, Simple. Strdbsn.
SliiFe unb 8riiden gu befiben fppie
geTdi6tli9e @bbanbluneen iiber 9urs
Lamb, unb basu einsn abriB Der &C.
fdidte 3arls XII. fopie beFen @ins
fG1e in polen unb Rubldnb2 gnbIi9
piinI6te er. senifermaben CUR @rs
aGn3une bieIer Bidder, eeosrapbtf9
unb tppograpbif9t 8eI6reibungen bon
2iplanb unb ben baltiiden prpptHser
fpnie elm bamdls unlGneit berDffent,
lidtes Wert iiber bic rufifde Irmee.
Sebenfuus plante Rappleon, Rubldnb
abermuIs nit ariss gu iiber5isbsu. unb
stpeifelte muir mod. oh er bic Route
bur6 2itau.n ipdblen uRo Oh er auf
Petersburg ober Wostau marf9irsn
fo1te. Bel alien bieIen trieserif6en
@orbereitungen bergab Rappfeon
nidt. fi6 nit Der T96n,n 2iteratur gu
bef6dftisen unb namentli9 bic GFabs
bon MOntut9ne gu leien. 8efunnt
biirFte enbIi9 aud RapoIeons 8ors
fiebe fir bic beutf6e 2iteratur fetn.
Der aaifer bate ni6t nur 9oetbes
.@ertber" g~eleien. fonbern tpubte aud
fogar gauge SteIen austpenbig. Bel
Der gegtenung Rdpoleons NIT Goethe
auf benz Siiritentaae gu Grfurt 1903
ma6te er benn aud ben Di9ter nit
bieIer SbdtIdde betannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-27
SaS bobe g.

Gin betannter Senoridn9er tonnte
einmdl bas breimal geftridene 6
ntdt tIar beruusbrinsen unb perdbs
reOete nit einem GboriIten, Der ben
Spn benf9metternb in Der &eble
bate. i'm ri9tign Womsnt sin5uz
ipringen.
8elObnung elm Feines Souper. Ser
Gboriit lieferte bas breimaI geItris
9ene 6, aber Der SenoriF peraeb,
ben G6oriften gum absnbefen einsus
ldben.
Bei Der nG9ften auffibruns BON
Rtspetto mar es UNI ni9ts better.
Der Senoriit tlopfte benz gboriiten
bertruuenspou duf bic S9uIter unb
fdste:> nOas mar sroBartig semadt.
Maden mir nod sinmul." Qkr ais
Der Ssnorift nit Der fla9en Sanb
auF's Ser5 podte. um bas breimaI
geitrideue s aus Der &eble berdts 5u
beforoern. ertIans tetn Son.
~Wo lift has 6 ssblieben2" fragile
er ben gborifteD. nddbsm Der 9or=
bang ssfalen mar, in GROCER Wutb.
ygeu, no III seftern meiH SOuper
aebIieben9I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-27

milts @9ub BET .inem Sbetm ssfun.
ben, tsbrte i9 suriid. Metn sritsr
Des fiibrte mid bierber. Bei meinem
Stubt.nsenpFtn Gberbaro Drofte fab
Id I'm Bible bic @efGbrtin ientr fss
lissn abenbtunbe. bOrte i'd gum ers
fen Male ibren Ramen.
Sreulos muir mubte i9 f9einen. t4
mars nidt. Oft bate i'd Sbrer ses
ba4t. menu i9 In f4piiIen Srppeus
nG9ten in elmer @pnbei iiber ftinen
WaHern bin1lttt. fpsnn i'd uuf bober
Durts in ben ssftirntsn Simmst
f9aute, tpenn id bic Sterne bes
G%aurentius fallen fab. limb Srene,
SieS WersaBtn Sie aud ni9t isneu
Qbenb, ba unfere Baden nsbsnetnans
Der fubren unb infer Stern uns GEE
meinIam Slid perbieb9"
.gate bersab i'd ibn, 81. b0rten es
aus i.n.m 2iebe. bas i'd ni4tsabnsnb
bon Shrer 9esenipart fang
%, Srene. NIT peld.r SeIigteit
erfilt es uiein Seral Su, bic .s beim
sriten Seben s%etppnnen, mimi es nun
gang bin! CAB unfer.H CONNER
nadtstraum Wabrb.it perben, sib
mir @rfiinung m.inss Sebnens.
Slid obne Wabl%
r2iebe Inn 9iebe, Slid I'm @liid!"
fliifterte fe trdumsrif4 unb neist ibm
ibr @ntlib gu.
9a fault aus Der SDbe Elm bIiBsnbcr
Sternl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-27

bdnn aud bon Sonsd. Sfumm unb
bIeid, uber srbobenen 9duptes itebt
lie Dor BEN 9~utsberrn.
-Simmelbonnerpettsr, = lGBt bu
bic SObrs los!"
vMein, gnGbtger Serr, - es niiBt
aud nidts, tptnn Sic mid f4las
gen - BLOB Iduben tOnnt's S9nen,
: id beHt', bas tpiFen sic fell
ber!"
0omsti mibt nit fldderHoen Gu'
gen. - @nbli9 bebt er bic Sanb
urb peiIt auf bas 9oftbor: rRaus!"
= limb aufrs4t uno idpsisenb sebt
fie. =
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i'm GbuuHeesraben seItorben obne
nod einmdl barber our 8eIinnung
toHmtn su tDnnsn, buB lie i'm Nuts
terdrm lag, unb bdb IS MtIttertbrGs
nen tparen, bic 10 rparm auf TIRE
talten SGnbden fielsn. :
Damn tpmmt bic Ra9t.
Rne6te unb Mdgbe I9lafen Gdngit,
= bd i9lei9t ss leiis an ben 9utss
bof berun, BON Der Settle ber, no bic
gefiiaten. ftrObgeoedtsn Saeunen its'
ben. =
Sin Strei9bols f1ammt auf, -
ss fdnst Ssuer in einem Strob9aus
fen, Der am 8rettergiebel liegt, -
unb 5ebn Minuten fpGt.r fpriibsn
teudtenbe Rateten aus Dad uno
DdnOtn unb lange, rotbe 6lammens
aunsen sreifen ledeno mad ben ans
gren5enoen @ebGubeu.
SEP briil.n bic Rinber laut unb
angIfDon uno bic Pferbs I9lagen ges
gen bic &rtppen. =
aud bic Rtni9en finb mad ss'
iporben.
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bunoert Sdnbe greiFsn bsIfenb 3u.
5tpan5tg Sttmmen unb mebr rufen
befeblenb bur9eindnber. = 4ber es
tit tenis gu r~stten, bas Geusr bri9t
BON allen Stiten aus, = .s 1T anges
siitbet tporben. -
Ri4t fern benz Sreiben ffebt rubig
unO aufredt cine einIame Sr~duenges
ftaIt unb ipdbt in Ous @erpimmel, aIs
tpdrte lie duf ettpas.
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ftdG. Sobte, erItidts 5Sii6nsr fpers
ben binaussetporfsn. = gum S9IuB
aud 5tpei sroBs, peiBe 9dnfe. =
Sa ladt bic 6rau Ieiie auf unb
gebt. =
als lie iiber bic Serber fdreit.t,
grant Der Worgen. : sic ptib,
man pirb lie fansen, benin b.s
@enburms pferb lit idreIer als ibre
Bibe, = uber titf GltfatbmeHb sebt
fe ibres Desss nit f.item S4ritt.
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Die 0iaj'.
eiisse Don Dr.. Steiner.

SAhO0
rTleibiges, ehrli9ts Rdb6en
pbne anbans sefudt fir SebtroieA
unb OrauBendrbeit. Oomsti IN
StragoI4."
2aut, in sebrOdenem 9eutf4 las
bic alte RaIda bieIe Worte Dor. =
ts bdIertt LANCE, ebe fie, itoen 8u4s
ftaben mi; hen i4muBtg.n Stnstrn
berfol9snb, ben SAB gu Gnbe
bra6te.
Sect f9ielte lie nd9 benz Dins
tel Der &elerihtbe binitbtr, no, benz
S4eine Der tIeinsn Ri9enlampe
taum nod errei6bdr, cine iunse,
irdftise Srauengsftalt tauerte unb ses
bantenpou Elm &inb in ben S9laf
fummte, bas auf eintm Saufen aers
rtfener, rotbsr 8etttiHen lag unb nit
f4on miiosn ausen Ra9 benz 2i9te
bIinaelte.
mSis nebTen mid bod ni9t!!1
iagte bic iunse Grau nu9 elmer
pauIe.
ySOa = So ne traftige per
Ion!"
rNee, Rutt.r, = aber ba Ttebt ia;
obne Gnbang." =
.Ra = unb %" - Oie QIte
mari eiren bOIen Bid duf bas nun
enti6lummerte &tnb.
y9as SuIs min i'd i4On an MID
nebmen!"
rGbtr id laF' fs Dir ni6t! Sd
ge9' nt9t fort BON ibr!"
ySo9!" Die alte purbe arob.
sic itdnb duf. fiber beiner alien
S4piegermutter auf'm 2ebtr fiben
tannit bull"
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btiHes Sobnts &inS! Sdtf i6 Jpn
ME genommen, bdnn mar ib beute
nod i'm Oi.nit unb bdtte mein
8rot!" =
rSsrrtTes nod mall" Die qIte
idfug bic 9dnbe iiber ben Ropf qua
fammen unb ladts sreI. rDabei biF
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Id biz pieIeidt ssfast: beiratb' Jpn,
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mir miiFen, bdb Der Soned trdnt. =
bab er 70 trant, buB tr aGIes in bi.
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baB i'd betteIn gem miiBt, = ipenn
tr bdnn iterben piirS'!1
$50, = - bas lebte foat i6l
uud nod piFsn2 = Mbeit' bod, -
bann ptrIt bu nidt betteln!"
nUeittsr, = i6 osrbien' mir ia
bod faon pds!"
ve unb posu lunat's2 9erdo'
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gerdbe ipte sr - bein Spbn!" =
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nidt db bon benz. mas bier in Der
3eitrnrs ftebt! Sd lam Dir muir Ia>
gen: 0u s.bit gum Domsftl Sir
bds 8ulg mill i6 I9on forgen, tpenn
bu mir pds ubgibft BON beinem Qobn.
: sic ioG's fdpn gut bubtn! =
OH fdgft benz Domsti eben, bab bein
Mann tobt 1T, = moran er ftarb,
braudft nidt gu Iagtn, = audi bab
bic Sleine bd in, bari .r ni9t ipifen,
ionit f9msiRt sr bid slei9 'raus!
Sd Tenn i'm! - Iber Ionit cine
fdOne SteIe, : piel 2pbn unb N
fsinen @ei9nadten!1
,Weutter, - i'd fam nihti@
SD Jag Dir: tpenn bu ni6t bins
sebff, baur feb i9 bid an bic
Cuff, nod beut Nd6t! &dnnIt Tes
ben, no bu gum Winter untertommit
nit beiner S0bpe! @trItanotn! =
Sd feb bid ruus, mttfummt BEN
8aIg oa! - 90, nun befdldf's
bir!"
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BON bier, - bier gun5e Neilen, bd
leo ;b ia bic getrui9a gar niht
m3tp; i1sn! = Mhitter, = ss pirb
mid quit" -
@hr Die 4fte antportet nidt
msbr, une I6lu6sen0 IiHtt PetroneIld
neben Der Sie:nen gu 8cotn. --
Gin paar Gage ipdter 1T Ts beim
rsi9sn 90msti in aobn uHb 9rot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-27

= tlniberIest. parpenii; pa
bah id 10 einem SunbI9riftenbeuter
f9pn Dor pier5ebn Sdsen meise
SanbIdrift our 8eurtbeiluns sefdidt
: bis beute aber nod teiuen 8efdeiS
erbalten!. .9us bauert ia cine @fpies
felt. Bis Der bus btF'l Gburutter &c.
funbsn batl"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25
Senator Rewards Originality.

Former Senator Guy says he
thought he had been touched by all
sorts of beggars, but a man he met in
Fifth avenue the other day sprang a
new dodge on him.
BEG pardon. boss, but won't you
please help sick man?' said the
medicant
What ails you?' kindly inquired
the former senator.
why, you see. it's this way: I've
got a prescription that doctor gave
men. and"
"Oh, understand. You want
money enough to get it fined?"
mo. indeed, sir! ! got the med
icine. but it says on the bottle that
must take a dose after eating. Now,
all | need is the price of NEAL
MIR. Guy gave dime to the man.
He thinks any one who can invent
such a story is entitled to the money.
New York Press
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25

l SHALL PUT 1T UP IN FANCY CAKES.
so anxious to get into the city to edu-
cate his daughter that he will make
most any sacrifice. Now listen to me.
l start in the dairy business with
thirty cows. The milk can be estimat-
ed at 300 quarts per day If sold at
cents a quart to the creamery there is
$15 a day, or sos per week All we
have to do is to deliver the milk and
take a check. | shall sell only half the
milk however. The remainder will be
made into butter. 1 shall put it up in
fancy cakes and call it 'Bowsers Best
The sales will amount to about So per
day, and on the sour milk and whey |
shall fatten about fifty hogs during the
year. When these are marketed the
total income per week for the year will
be about 1925. We will call it $1,000
per year We live well, have the bene-
fit of the country air and make $1,000
per year, and if you have got any fault
to find with that you must be hard to
please. Such a bargain as this man is
willing to give me can't be picked up
once in hundred years. What do you
think Of it?
You start with thirty cowsY'
queried Mrs. Bowser.
From thirty to thirty
"They are on the farm and part of
the bargain, are they?"
why, no. l must buy them"
"Oh, 1 see. Has the farm a barn for
cowsY
II don't think SO, but can build
one
Mrs. BOWser Makes Estimates.
''Of course. Let us see. Thirty good
cows will cost you $1,000 To build
dairy barn will cost you at least $500
more. There is $1,000 to start with.
Had you figured on that?'
Mr.. BOwser swallowed away at his
Adams apple and began to turn pale.
ITO run dairy of thirty COWS you
will have to have two men. They must
milk, feed, drive the milk to the cream
cry, etc. You can figure on $50 per
month as wages, and, Of course, you
must board them. You must add 5000
to the $4,000 in the first years ex-
penses. Has the farm got at least
thirty acres of good grass land?'
II didn't ask about that, but of
course it has"
"Well, if it has you are all right for
the summer. What about the winter?
Those COWS must be fed from Novem-
Der to May. Each one will consume
from two to three tons of hay. What
about sixty or seventy tons of hay and
the soft feed in addSion?"
Woman, what are you trying to get
at?" shouted Mr.. Bowser, as he pound
ed on the table with his fist.
THE actual state of affairs" she re-
piled There will be at least one
month out Of twelve when half your
COWS will be farrow or nursing their
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25
Different Sort Of Labor.

When Kier Hardy, one of the labor
members of the British house of com
mons, first made his appearance at
Westminster, he wore a small cloth
cap common to the British workman,
and altogether did not look like the
usual NJ. F. A policeman at the en-
trance to the palace yard demanded of
him:
Are You working here, mate?"
Yes. replied Hardy. with twink lie
in his eye
"On the roof?" The house was then
undergoing repairs.
No retOrted Hardy ION the floor. .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25

81 had diabetes in it's worse form,
writes Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind.
IL tried eight physicians without re-
lief. Only three bottles of Foley
Kidney Cure made me a we'll man.
1t is medicine free from polsons and
will cure any case of kidney disease
that is not beyond the reach of medi-
cine. j. T. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25
On some Prussian railway lines no

On some Prussian railway lines no
and cold drinks are sold to employees a
the price Of 2 pfennigs (one-half cent
per portion of coffee or tea or a bot
tie Of mineral water. On some of the
lines in Germany the employees have
been forbidden to take any alcoholic
drinks while ON dl1ty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25

Ihe three finest diamonds worn in
London society are those belonging to
the duchess of Westminster, the
countess Of Dudley and the DUCHESS Of
Portland. 1t is eminently right and
fitting that these lucky women should
be the wives of three Of the richest
nOblemen in the Deerage.