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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
gmciicnplasc.

SAB es. lpie bel ieber Sd1blingSs
befdmpfune, fem Yiittel eeben
fam. pas eepiilermaBen nit einem
Sdlage ein @nbe mndJt. pns gilt
audi bon Den In,eiien im @arteu.
Gin ioldes Wittel gibt es niht. llm
ipieoerbolt bebarrlihe Inlpenhuug
Der 3ampfnlittel tonmt nan nidt
berum. Ginige aampfmittel ieien
bier fur5 angefubrt: Setroleum
nit SiIfe zines fleinen Srihter5
etipa 10 9entimeter ms Neir einges
braht. Mit fodeubem 0aiier oas
Melt ausgieBen. Tottaifc nit 3uder
permiiht, ipieberbolt uro reitlid bel
trodenem @etter inn @arten aus9es
itreut. S~nleftenpulper miro init
Sonig su iteifeu 9rei eeriibrt; nit
oieiem itreitt MAJ Die @aubuns o
Slumeut0pfeu aus. Sic Inleiien
3ieben iif IN oen Sopf unb gebeu
purh @enuB bes Suieftenpulpers 81
8runoe. 6onis. nit Nrienit pers
giftet. lit audi mirfiam, erforpert
aber entiprehenbe @oriiht. Strides
Aerbeltrdut alisltreuen. Gin nit
Suder (pber Sprup) reihlif beitreuz
ter Shiuamm miro ausselest. Siet
CT boiler Gmeiien, 10 miro CT in
focbenbes @niier gelporfen. Slade.
nit Sprup 9efiiute Shalen duntellen.
Iu1 Serpentin lit bon Nhteen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28

Dem Mtiiionar aeitobleu", fpra6 MN
Der &dllfer, 0nenut mir ben Sie6
ODER tpmmt nit gum Hihter." gnt>
test uanite Der Ierfduier ben Nas
men OeS - boben Soli3ei6efs. Cine
Snu5iudung bel Dem Y8Gdter Der
Siherbeit" iorberte Den Geremoniens
but bes Saters 5u Gage. unb Der
Sitter" Der @erc6tigfeit mllroc mlns
mebr bingfeit gemndt. Sie &ir6ens
~9epdnber fdnbeu lid alm6blid bon
ielbit III Sorm bon Seioenb0s6en.
Yuppenfleibern. eiuem N0dhen uiu.
nuf Der StraBe Elm. Ser brope
Soli5eihei bate Nues perfauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
8enn man elmer aub ibr 81

@enm mui elmer Nub ibr aolb
fortnimmt unh onsielhe imlaGtet,
Damn iollte man in neiieu Slut cine
Shnlr nuden uuh bieic Der Stub
INN Den Sal& binSen. Sic mirb
Damn ibr @lofen iiber ben @crllit
oes anlbes idneu einltellen. Gs
fommt nur aui Die Yrobe an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
" "
Muf ocnI &ale.
: Die Sainois Central bietet

Die SainoiS Central bietet
berub9eleete &umoreiie 6abrpreiie
nub peritieoenen Yunften I'M Nor.
ocn, Siiben, Often unb @eIten.
@enn sic cine Reiie moden poacn.
10 meuoen tic lid nm NGberes an
Ole Stobt . Sidet Office Der Sui.
noiS Central in Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Mns bent @erihtsiaal.

@orIiBenoer fra9t einen 3euae"
nm ieine Yerionalien feit3uiteul
,@ie beiben Sie?" i.L
3euge: .SfieSrit Stable"
@orlieenoer: .Sbr Mter?"
3eu9e: pSeebt oob TO-" a.
y y -
Die berrlihe Griinbnns.
o.: wSie. Gilenbabn lit bod eine
berrli6c grfinbuns. ibr perbante i'd
meiu gauges 8ermDgeu."
g.: sic -iino ipobl Snsenieur2""
o.: .Nein, aber id babe ,eiuer
reif)en Snfel bnr9 eineu Silenbabns
llnfaa perloren."
- y
Gin Iehppael. ,3ua
r8iiien sic. i6 babe immer 8eh,
8enn mir pirflih NAL elm Steir
bonn Ser5eu fdat. Damn fdlt er nil
auf Die Siibneraugen." a.
- - y
Gr fennt iif.
Mutter (oeren Sobn Die Shult
geihmdn5t bat uno Die i'm besipeser
bis gum Shulgebdube sebraht bat
SO, uno iest gebit Su binein uni
bitteit Den Serrn 2ebrer mn Ser.
5eibung nnb iagit, es peroe MIDI
mebr portonmen."
Surge: .N1 berrieb! Sas slaub.
er mir. ia bod niht."
= -
Sm slethen 5an. -
8iAter: sd bin iiberrai6t, Sis
tpieoer bier 81 ieben."
@iubrefer: ~Sa, mar / net 40
iiberrai6t iporben, IGben g mi net
GifiihtSpoll.
Hihter: .8arum boben Sic benz
ole &nufenben nidt a%etrennt uno be-
rubi9t?" m
8irtb: 81 Sommerfriihler ba
Die Grippe 9'ruo' photographer uni
oa nput id bait niht torch"
y So
Neio.
SadfiI6: Cine bosbafte, neipiib'
9erion, Die Gle. Dor bier @ofei
babe i6 ibr ihou inter ltren9lte'
Obstruction anpertrdlit. pdB th mid
beimlid1 perlobt babe, unb bis iee
bat lies nod teinem Nenihen &c
la9tl"
3leincS Wisperitanbnik.
Sommerfriihler: .Sbr Sdpeine'
itaQ lit aber iurhtbar nabe bel De-
Wobnuna! Sds fdnn bod I'm,
m0glih geIuno leinl"
Bauer: IS. mas Sic oenten! DE
mir es nod ME q S6mein frant &c
lpeieul"
" y 3
Nuf benz Sale.
Gin 9alanter iInger Sentlhe
BON eiuem llu9arn be9leitet, iiber.
reidt AMI benz Saue 6luei Samen j
cine Nolc nit Den Borten: .Si
Mole Der 9toIe" uno CUR auoerel
GAME: Ser Hoie Die Noie."
Ser llu9or mill lid sc9enilbe
einiaen Sdl6erinnen audi galan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Shlau.

rG6er Snfobfrieber, iporum baI6t
Sir benn glei 5rpoi CAB III oi'mal
rauBreiBa lau? Seno benn boibe
9niiB e'md?"
ySes net! Iber | ban beim gdoer
ihpn lang 5pei Warf gnat. uno %
bann / bentt. 3 iperb's 9'iheiotit lei.
/ lab Die anoere Cab glei rans5ieba,
no tomm' / poh 81 mei'm @elbl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
spab nlnb aud ieiu.
Bon Der Standardization.

Isle lit berg eisentlih Der tleine
llnfau entitdnben2"
Ser Sofomotipfiibrer uno Der
Sei6er muBten 81 gleiher 3eit nteBen
= unb ba lit bats Siisle entglei'tl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Yuliseipcrprbunng.

.8Gbreno Der Commemorate
miiiien pom ge9iun Der Sunfelbett
al ale 2dben seihloi'en unb dle
S6aufeniter perbdn9t peroen. Die
9unfelbeit tritt ein. lobdlb Die 'tdcttz
Iben 2oternsn gu bremen anfan9el."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28

@eieaihoitcm Ole eemcin.
i6aitlid cine Geiie MADDEN moaen.
mloacn iit az Die SuinoiS Central
Stobt 4. Sidet . Office in Subuouc
meloen, mo oalclbit ben Scrtheil
berobaeiester Trcile Su beniisen,
Die iur pcrificocne Yumftc i'm Nor.
oen. Siten Siioen unO @eiten be.
iteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Der Sdabcm ocS NahiiittcrnS Der
Yfcrpe.

Sen Yferpen idaoet fem anberes
llehcl 10 iebr. ols Die 10 weit pers
brcitete l%lniitte nes NnBiiittcrns. Die
@rilupe. Die bniiir an9eiiibrt perpen,
limb OFT ieltinmer Nrt. Die Gtnen
meinen, Den Sbiereu lhnlede bus
nuiie Srtter beiier. Die Nnberen iiibs
rem bie 3%eiterlparniB an. luetl ein
Siero nit naiiem Sutter piel Ihnels
Ter fcrtig iperbe, oils nit trodelem;
in Den meiiten Sdllen pentt nan lid)
bel benz GaBiiittern gar nid1tS unp
i~iittcrt nab, neil eS INNER 10 Hemaht
lpprpcn lit. Hit,tia III inbeB nur,
oaB Die Sbiere lpeui0cr 3eit brau>
d)eu. I'm, cine maize Nubrllg 81 lid
su nebmen. ais tic 81 elmer trodenen
oebrmuchen. Sarin lie9t aber gcrdoe
Ser Suuptuuhtbeil bcS &aBiuttern.
&eun buS Sutter troden gereiht
wirp, 10 nuIB ea lnn9lnm gefont uuo
I'M Maui mmacmcnbet lperbcn. I'M
ca aebDria nit Speihel 81 beielhtcn.
Sit nus Suffer an uno mir Ildl Idon
ieldt. 10 idlt bieic Nui9abe meg mo
pas Suffer funmlt MN, obne nit
Spcihcl pernriiht 81 iein. IN Den
Mnacn. Sicicr obcr fam mil Dem
uidt nit Speitel permiihten Suffer
nibt piel ~anian9eu, cs lit fir i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Der bpsieniife @irtb.

SIM @%eitaurant our rSlauen au@
gel" baben lie neue bpsieniihc Spuda
maple auigeiteut Ser fleinlte
Yiccolo ltebt in hummer 8etra6tun9
Dor 10 eiuem Ding, ~rduspert Ith uno
ipudt in einem fort bineiu. Der
8irtb. her bas iiebt. ipriu9t auf Den
Yiccolo .5u, erpiiht i'm bel Den
Sbren nno briiqt i'm an: .Sansbub'
ipenn Su ipuden piuit, iplid. auf D
Grb'l 81 Spududpf ian mir Die
@dit' ba. p~erItanben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
nnter Gpnesen.

Sic nteiiten SrdIeu leiben an
eingebilbeteu &ranfbeiten. Sarlm
Jag i'd ibnen iofort: YWeine Sumen!
S6r 2eiben lit MIR cine Solge bes
Alters unb mhb nit Den Subren 5us
ne6men." sic fpnnen iiher Iein.
oaB ole &rautbeit bon bieiem Gugens
bid an fleiner nirbl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28

@oriieenoer frast einen 3euac"
nm ieine Yerionalien feit5uItelI
o@ie beiBen Sie?" w
3euse: sSfieSrih @aofe."
SorIisenoer: nSbr Mter?"
Seu9e: pSeebt pod TO-" a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Ger einaebilbete aranfe.

Srau: Sect bats Der @ddermeiz
tier alio an Der 2eber; bamit bat er
bod ibon friiber 81 tbun gebubt?"
oGlatiirli6; NIT ben anoeren
&%ranfbeiten lit er ourh; iest fdr8t
er nieper bon born AMI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
8cim Wprt

Srau: n@ie tonnen Gle meinem
Sunaen ingen, CT ipllte fiinitig
beiler 9emdIden sur Shule fpms
men! Sei ms III Die 9roBte Saus
berfeit 81 Sdme."
9ebrer: ggtu. Damn ioll er iie MIR
nal mitbringeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
3leincS Wisperitanbnik.

Sommeririi6ler: ~Sbr Shtpeines
Itaa lit ober iur6tbur nabe bel Der
8obnuns! Sus tann bod uns
nlogli6 9eIunp ieinl"
Bauer: IS. mas Sic oentenl Sei
mir es nod nie d Shmein frant ges
ipeieul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28

Sadfiih: Cine %bosbafte. neioiibe
Yerion, Die Gle. @or bier @ofen
babe i1 ibr i6ou inter itrensiter
Obstruction anpertralt. pdB ih mid
beimlid perlobt babe, unb bis ieet
bat lies nod teinem @enihen ses
Ia9tl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28

9cBter Seriuh.

@efmben murpe 9e'tern o eiuem
alleinitebenben SrdiIein ein @citens
fnopf. Yer ouSugeborise Suns9eielle
pirp, pcnu NnnGberung eripiiniht.
erIudt. ieinc Iorene inter t. Grip.
D. 81. nieberRnlencil.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
sFRIsc eRovE - MKETINe.
Opened AZ Ee~ Haven THIS Afternoon.
la n. Read Presiding.

spring Grove. Ne@ Haven. Aug. liz
The opening session 81 thc midsummer
institute 81 the Vermont NJ. q r. III
was held here tIsis afternoon mith good
attendance FROM all parts II tire siats.
Mrs. ilia II. Read ID SheIbuFne. pfesi-
Gent If the union pfesides, ard the
epeaker- ia~iside Rev. BIZ Timing aud
Nlss Christine Timing n Liverpool,
Eng.s sirs, 4. II. Bailey u New York
ard the state officers.
Sessions viii be held tomorrow and
sunday with strong programme. The
closing meeting wiH ~ held Sunday
evening, conducted BY AIrs. u. u. Lund
of Buriingten. Ihe boarding house "
wen filed with guests and many u
the cottages are hiIed. some 81 those
present Will remai6 tp attend ne annual
camp meeting ~ She Methodist church
In Burlington district, Mhieh viii come
Immediately after lie institute, for d
wefk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
THINGS THEATRICAL.

Ben Greet ID 10 give several "corn-
mands performances before King Ed
ward VII. and Queen Alexandra All
Carisbrook castle.
The first performance OF Stanley
Dark's 1aw society comedy, "The Man
and the 4 igel." win take place at the
Lyceuin theater. Rochester. N. III
Miss Florence Roberts will be seen
IN 4Giaeonda" next season Miss Rob-
erts gave the FIRST English production
Of the DAnnunzio play In San Fran
cisco in 1904
There are only two Bostock animal
arenas ID America this summer. Ono
IA al Dreanland. Coney Island, ". w..
are the other Is at Paragon park, Nam
tasket Beach, Mass.
james n Powers has been selected
as tho star 81 The Blue Moon, which
Is one OF the Lyric thcater london
successes, Ills wife, Rachel Booth,
will be ID the company.
Arthur Wing pinero recently went
on vacation TO celebrate his twenty
fifth year Of successful playwriting
The Money Spinner his first long
play, WIS put on twenty-five years ago
In London, With the Kendals aud John
Hare In the cast. His only previous
work had been three one.act pieces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
seIden's Long wait for wealth.

Twenty-Five years ago. writes Leroy
Scott. in Technical World magazine for
September, q young man with a scheme
for carriage TO be run by gasoline
motor called upon large manufacturer
Of vehicles and farm implements. The
Young man had spent years upon his
patent its success meant fortune to
him, and also triumph over the men
who had laughted at him. So he used
his best eloquence to induce tho manu-
facturer to put his automobile on the
market
But the manufacturer shook his head.
You've been wasting your time on that
scheme be said And if | went into
it, I'D be wasting my money. No, sir
even II It worked, nobody'd ever care
TO ride in your explosion buggy
The young man was George r. Selden,
and what this manufacturer said was
also said by dozens of others. Today
there are IN use In the United States
about 10000 explosion buggies' and
about 20 per cent OF all gasoline auto
mobiles made in this country or import.
ed into II are licensed under the Selden
patent--the royalties paid during the
last three years amounting to $S14,-
Iss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
D. =. DAVIS, UNUSUAL OFFER.

III isn't otter that have faithenough
IN The medicine put up by other people
TO be willing TO otter 70 refund the
money IL II does not cure" said u. "
Davis to Times man Who dropped into
his store, "but ! am glad TO sell Dr.
Towards specific for The cure Of con
stpation aud dyspepsia on that basis
"'Ihe DIR Howard company IA order
10 get quick Introductory sale. author
lies me 20 sell their regular fifty cent
bottles az haliprice, rs cents, and, al
though | have sold lot OF IT, and have
guaranteed every package. not one has
been brought back as unsatisfactory
"Oue great advantage OF this specific"
he continued, it its small dose and con.
yenient form. There are sixty doses IN
n Vial that can be carried in the vest
pocket or purse, and every one has more
medicinal power than big pin or tablet
OF tumbler Of mineral water
n am still selling the specific at half
price, although | cannot tell how long
shall be able to do 10, and anyone
who IL subject 70 constipation, sick head
ache, dizziness. liver trouble, indigestion,
&C general played.out condition, ought
10 take advantage of this chance. You
can tell your readers that ii they are
not satisfied with the specific they can
come right back TO nay store aud / will
cheerfully refund their money
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
Notes Of the Came.
We prefer cottcr 70 Brown.


II war too Fad u lose the game before
such fine crowd
The crowd was looking TO soc Ray
get chance IN the hox.
ii would he kindIy thing FOR acme.
one 70 hand "Bilt' Brown 4 spyglass,
n picking an umpire il seems 70 be
necessary e ebCose the irast objection.
able.
Daniels II batting AZ we'll a. ever,
notwithstanding that lie has entered the
box.
Umpire Brown called two strikes on
tiIiae when tl@ balls sailed level with
The batter's eyes.
The Champs LETT last night imme-
diafelY after The game for double
scanea Al OTTAWA.
ONCE the bleachers thought they had
Wigs a'goinE, but the big fellow stead.
led down Ia spite ~ the bowling.
some ~ the boys in the bleachers
didn't have amy 0verripe fruit for Um-
pire Brown, 50 they used green ap-
pies.
Beach II one ~ the best hitters on
the burlington bunch. We felt terribly
when ho struck out after making three
clean Singles.
Davis speared i high throw from
Eaton when Wigga tried 10 steal second
and nabbed the cabbage man BY d
quick recovery
The Champs are carrying six pitch-
rfs Just NJ present and counting Eddie
IonghIn there's seven, but Eddie says
he doesn't count.
Browns attempt nj Northern league
umpiring this year was no more success-
FIJI than last year In the first game
he umpired last year Be brnched Capt.
Dormau Of the lntereitys and put the
game On the rough.
Burns had neither putont nor an
assist, but he went after everything He
also tried % help ont Mcmahon, going
way into the lattcre territory IN the
second inning after Francis low fiji.
lie managed 20 get his hands on the
ball but failed "a hold Il. Mac didn't
cover extensive ground
The crowd thought thc umpire Ind
got tho hook when Clerk Charles
Wishart handed him slip Of paper,
and the belief was heightened by the
pickly grin That spread over the OH.
cials face, but The paper was tele.
gram for somebody in the crowd, and
the umpire was asked TO announce il
70 the crowd.
Burns was caught between second and
third through the blindness 81 Browns
decisions II was when the umpire VAS
calling everything aud anything strikes
on Tom Uniac. Burton WAS on first
and Burns on secnnd when Brown called
llniac out ON strikes. a grcat many
people among them Burns thought by
Browns horizontal wave Of his arm TINT
ilniar had drawn pass, and Burns
started to lopc 70 third, being run down
easily after II was found that Uniac
had been struck cut Instead Of getting
pass That was costly, rs Daniels aud
Mcmahon both singled after that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
DOMINICAN UNREST.
Another Revolution Is Likely at ANY
Time.

Washington, Aug. II. Adviees from
Santo Domingo Indicate that the situa
tiou there i anything but satisfactory.
The rebels in the Monte Christi district
are again becoming active and are in COM
mmnication with their brethren IN Porto
Rico. where Jiminex aud other exiled
Dominican reyolutionists have been max
ing their headquarters and eudeaYoring
10 organize an expedition TO land in
Santo Domingo near Monte Christi
The State Department 81 late has been
very reticent in allowing any irforma-
ton concerning The situation in Santo
Domingo to become public The Acting
Secretary has preserved secrecy concern
ing the reports which have come 70 the
department from the troublesome little
republic, but the fact became known
yesterday that recently the department
received a long report from is agents
there indicating that new revolution Il
likely 10 break out at any time,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17

tempt IL avoid the scrutiny of THE Cow
ernnlent ofilciaIs, but said thai had they
sought assistance from those who were
appointed and paid to look after these
matters great deal Of talk and false
charges would have been prevented The
executive favored tile appointment 81
more inspectors III tiae packing houses,
ana Id other industrial lines expressed
IA belief that the next legislature will
provide for the appointment 81 4 suf-
iicipnf number of men to take charge
of The matter This he considers essen
tial in order that American goods may
Be given greater recognition BY foreign
countries and bring them to- higher
state. III excellence Governor Deneen
congratulated the members OF the Him
ois board for having escaped dehlement
by tie muck rake He said the officers
came ont ~ the investigation without
severe criticism
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
Many Packers Apply to the
Government
CONSUMERS TO INSIST ON
o. x. Of the United States--A Much
Larger Force Is Now Seen to
Be Needed Than Was
Expected

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE packers Of
meat and meat products throughout the
country are now anxious to get on the
inspection bard wagon. Evidently they
are reaching the conclusion that the con
sumers will. after Oct. /, insist on hay.
ing meat that bears the o. X. ~ the
United States. Applications for the ii.
spection service have been coming in
large numbers the last few days. Even
small concerns that do but little, If any,
interstate business are applying for in
spectors. Under the circumstances it II
evident that the Department win need
a larger force Of inspectors than it had
counted on AT the beginning Of the SER
vice The Civil Service Commission Is
exercising great care in the selection Of
men for the Inspection service and ii Rill
be some time before II win be able to
supply the Department Of Agriculture
with the force needed for full enforce
ment Of the law. The assignment of
men who have been accepted for the SER
vice will begin shortly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
DENEEN cRITIcIsEs PACKERS.
He Says They Accept Too Many sug
gestions From the People.

Springfield, Ill.,, Aug. 17.--In an adj.
dress before the annual meeting of the
Interstate Association OF Live Stock
sanitary boards yesterday, Governor
neneen spoke for some time regarding
packing house Investigations His
speech was directed at the progress made
il various States during the last few
years. He said he believed some charges
against the Chicago stock yards could
be substantiated, but he thought reports
were exaggerated to a great extent. This
he attributed to The fact the industries
did not seek earnest cooperation OF
State OF Government in the operation of
plants, but allowed too many sugges-
lions and recommendations "a come from
the people before they We're given due
consideration.
Governor Deneen did not charge the
heads Of the big institutions with an at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
BRING STANDARD OIL
BEFORE GRAND JURY
Federal Officials Have Case Prepared TO
the Last Detail, 1t Is
Said.

Chicago, H., Arg ~ Federal Off,
cials believe that they will be able 70
start 90 the investigation 81 THE reIa
tion d certain railroads with the Stand
ard Oh company before the new grand
jury today
The law requires minimum Of 10
grand jurors T. make up legal panel
The government attorneys prefer to
have full panel, but Il was stated BY
high official Wednesday that the III
yestigation would proceed il the lD
could be secured. Nine members Of the
grand Jury haze already been taken is
acceptable.
The goyfrnmcnt's case II prepared to
the last detail The same witnesses who
gave evidence al Cleveland and before
the first grand jury in Chicago last week
have been subpoenncd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
boston Chicago ., Boston !
Amerlcan League standine.
GAMBLING IN 1906.
Everything an Excuse for a Bet in Eng.
land.

During the race week at Brighton.
such is the mania for gambling, that
every thing becomes the subject Of a
wager, and II not tnfreqnenfly happens
that all the money won M The morning
bx the most knowing adopts of the turf,
after all the nanoeuscrs Of feeding,
sweating and training their steeds for q
whole season, is lost IN the evening upon
an ass.race ON the stein, game at
Hazard, or a rubber at whist.
Even tho recent Affair Of honour be-
tween Noble lord and his sporting an
tagonist. who cracked flint with each
other az Black Rock Bottom, be.
came Instantly the subject Of bets TO a
considerable amount. Stakes were in.
stantly transferred from the odd track
10 the best shot, from honours on the
game to honours on the field, and the
long odds upon the lurch were 10
upon the Noble Lord However. honoufs
were divided, and neither won the trick.
Both are allowed TO be admirable shots
at pigeons. but neither Of them il seems
could ever touch 4 rock From the Lon.
don Times Of July 3i, 1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
Boston Americans Fall Again
Before Chicago
JOE HARRIS WAS HIT HARD
White sox Increase Their Lead for the
First Place, Al DO the Cubs ID
the National League
Other Games.

Boston, Aug tn The home team
was rarely Id thc game with Chicago
yesterday, ana al The end was lucky 10
haze piled ZIP four runs, while the yisi-
tors had scored nine Three u Bostor's
scores we're ave 20 Wild throw by
Tannehill Joe Harris was hit hard all
through the game, sullivan particularly
distinguishing himself with single,
triple and 4 homer Patterson started
n pitch fof Chicago, but retired ID favor
Of Altrock IN the second inning.
Elabn started the tattoo with triple
To tie left field bIeachefs and Jones
singled ever second, sending Hahn Id.
Then Gfimshaw dropped Pctefson's as.
sist On lsbell and DAVIS went out on
sacrifice Donohue WAS cut On a pop
% CrirnahaW. bit Dougherty came up
with triple, scoring Jones and Ishell.
Smith batted for Patterson iii the sec-
ond and got The third triple d the
game, coming home On Hahn's single.
IN the third Dpugherty pot pass and
sullivan raped ont Il home nin That
was enough for that inning Sullivan
I'LL for one base in the sixth and Tame.
hili walked. Hams single brought both
fieu H. Davis single ard sulliyans
triple, the fourth of the game. scored
Chicago's final tally in The seventh
Boston didn't score until the sixth
inning. With two down in that inning
Stahl made the second If his three sim
giles ~ The game, and went 70 second
On wild pitch Ferris drew 4 pass
and Taunehill hurled the BAN Into the
hleachers on Hceys grounder. and the
three men went across the plate
The fourth tally came in the eighth.
when Hahn muifed Parents try, The
runner going 10 second. Stahl and
Ferris singled. Parent scoring on the
Iaiter's hit Hoey popped to Sullivan
and Grinshaw gave Jones d putont.