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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Su iasit, am Sreitas i1medt mir
ods Sleii6 ebenIo gut Die an ben an>
bern Saeen.
Snrduf authorize iG Sir: Sein neis
fer Nusipril6 lit gar ni6t neu. bu
fpirit es besbaIb au1 ni6t libel nebs
men, tpenn i6 Dir barauf bic Gnttport
eebe. Die Elm alter 8anSelrebner
Seuti6ldnbs i'm torisen Sa6rbunbert
bon Der aansel berab mandmal geges
ben bat. Sn ieiner Serbbeit iagte err:
so, bas Sleii1 idmedt Dir am Sreis
tag ebenfo gut tpie an anbern 9agen?
Bit Oh 10 eeiGeit? Sas peib ieber
Wesgerbunb audi"
SIN Der Shat, Inn bns SIeiih ebenIo
i1madbaft am Sreitdg an finben, lit
MIR Der @eidmafsiinn notig, ben bas
Sier nidJt ipeniger bat aIs Der Ienih.
Gber es banbelt ii1 ni6t bios um's
@utifneden fonbern aud um's Gut
befommen. l1nb barin lit Der Itenih
bat anger benz 2eibe unb ben finn
lihen Sdbiafeiten aiid cine uniterbs
li6e Seele. llnD mas benz 2eibe out
befommt. fann Der Seele iebr libel be-
fommen.
gbriitus ipra1 5u Yetrus: Limb
Dir mill Sd bic S6liiiiel bes Simmels
rei6es seben. RaS INNER bu allf
groen binben fpirit bas IoQ audi i'm
Simmel 9ebunben iein; unS pas ims
mer on loien pirit auf grben. IoI alid
I'M Simmel 9eloiet fem" (Wattb. 10,
49, Die Stride bat alio Die 8epalt,
allen ibren Ginbern SanbIungen pors
5ui6reiben, bur6 melfe lie hire
8uBfertiefeit unb gntbaltiamfeit be-
funben iolen. 60 bat lie benn be-
~ionbers an Dem Sreitage, Der gum
Inbenfeu an bas 2eiben Deg Seilnnbes
friiber ais Elm eigentlider s~saittag
gait, audi iebt nod bur6gebenbs oas
Gerbot Der SleiI6ipeiien nufreht err
balten, iniofern niht ans geredtcn
@riinoen ir9enbpelbe Sispens eins
tritt. Saber beriiinbigen iih lire
Sinoer, ipenn lie trob bieies 8erbotes
ibrer Sinnli6feit frobneu uno iid
bes @enulies Der Sleii6Ipeiicn ni6t
entbalten ipollen. Sie Siinbe aber
lit Der Sob Der Seele. Sleiid eiien lit
an unb fir iid feline Siinbe; aber
geeen bas 8ebot Der Stride SIeijd
elien, lit bic Siinoe bes llngeboriams.
Y8enn aber Scenario Die Stride niht
bort. Der iei Dir pie elm Seibe uno
offentliher Climber" (Wiattb. 1S.
~ Ing alio Die @aumenluIt nod
10 iebr befriebigt iperben unb Der 0eib
gebeihen, bas Sleij6 an Sreitag 9es
n%oiien. tpiro auf Der Seele bremen,
uno Die Siinoe. penn uneeii6nt, etpis
ees Werberben ibr eintragen. = pater
=. e. @rors. g. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

eeifrieben, baB Ser Sl. Stubl aud,
indn5ieII ben frdn5oIilfen
Glerus unteritiieen tperben; tie bnben
losar fabelbafte Summe in Die
aaiien bes @utifans ifneieu laiien.
ODD bic Sinan5en oes
8atifans limb ni6ts NJ n Il
ais bliibenb 3. Nan be-
trafte nun, bab Der pdpitlihe Staatss
SauSbalt ungefdbr 100000 Srans
fen erforbert, Die foleenbermaBen pers
tbeilt lperben; CUR pribnten 8erfii9rng
oes Ynpites 100000; fir Die Car
bindle %700,0O0; fir Die armten StDs
5eien 100000; SrGieften Der Mpoltoe
Iiifen Yaldite 1.S00.000; Staatss
iefretdr 1000, 900; 9eamtengebdlter
1.500. 900; fir Sdnl5tpede uno Die
@lisgaben Der pdp1tliden @len,oiinerie
1,200,000 Sire. Semee9eniiber bat
Der Ydtifdn aber MIR cine aeIi6erte
ginnabme o brei Nliuionen. Sir
ben Heft lit Der Yapit arf bic Sreis
gebigfeit Der @lGubigen anaeipieien.
Iber dlid) Die Spenben Der 8ldilbieen
baben felt Snbren abeenpmmen. gms
4merifa mnb Spanien b5rten bic grp=
fen Spenbeu felt bent amerifaniffs
ipaniihen Sriege anf; Sranfreid) lit
ifpn felt 12 ID Sa6ren snriidses
sansen; Seiterreth lit gcsmunsett
srpRe Snmmen CUR gcfampfnns Der
Cos BON Hum : Setuesnns ST. pcriuens
ben; Stalien brandt mebr ais Is bent
81. Stmble smfpmmem laht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
buTnmne.

1tnb brdut Der @inter nod 70 iebr,
Rit trobisen @eberben.
limb itreut CT S6nee nnb CHS lumber,
Gs mnB bod Sriibling fperben.
limb brdngt Der Nebel nod 10 biht
Gid bor Dem Bid Der Come,
sic ipedet bod NIT ibrem 2itt,
ginmal Die @elt our @onne.
glait MIR ibr Stiirme, blait NIT
WdGt,
Mir ioll oarum nidt baneen,
Gmf leffen Spblen iiber adJt,
apmmt bod Der 2en5 sesansen.
Sa tpadt Die Grbe sriineno inf,
Wei6 nidbt fpie ibr geideben,
lInb ladet in Die Conn binaui,
llno moht' Dor 2ltit perseben.
Sie flift ith 8lnmen in bas Saar
limb Idbt Die 8riinnlein rieieln flar,
llno ihmiidt iih nit Hoien unS
Mebren
Oils ipdren es 6reuoen5dbren.
Drum till llnb tpie es frieren mag,
8 3er6 9ieb bid 5%ufrieben;
&c lit Elm GROCER Waientag
Ser gan5en 8elt beibieSen.
limb fpenn Dir oft nr6 banet unb
grant,
IIs lei Die SDu auf grben,
Nnr nnber5det auf @ott pertrautl
GO mub bod Sriiblins tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Der 8iniefeit, 10 rentabeI seiet, 81
balten, 10 tpiirbe ienes 10 itarf mad
&noblau6 riedenbe Seitnnestpeien
balo our Seiinnuns fommen. @enn
nii6 pieaeidt rabiats bemofratiid sfas
tboliiHe Seituneen benz Ianne i'm
8eiben 9aufe bierfiir nidt serne Die
sebiibrenbe Entertaining 5oGIen, 10 lit
Die Chat besbalb nibts beitopeniaer
tpie cine iebr beaHtenspertbe. @enn
nrr in allen fntboIii6en Saz
milien Die .Sbaips Saa< 3eitun9en" 10
bebanbelt piirben, pie I'M 8eiben
Sanie in @aibineton. 10 mare bamit
elm beoeutenoer Sfue fir Die Dffents
Iide Woral eei6affen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
9raup, Gpufepelt!

%, Srabp, Gooiepeit! Sen nirfs
atmiten Sroteit ge9en Die Seitungen,
et,el6e nit Dem i9mubigen S6atps
'rp5eB f~eil9eben. bat Srdiibent 8ooIes
ieelt III ieiner Samilie erbo6en. I'm
line Samilie. feline Srau nnb feline
Finoer, Dor ioldem uno d6nli6em
EdrmuBe 81 beipabren, fat er einfaf
kae jene 8ldtter. ipel6e nit 0etailz
f0iloerungen ienen S9mub brett tree
ten, ans ieinem Sauie perbannt.
9ieies lit Die bette art unb 8eiie Inn
gegen ienes bolfs : 3errii t.
tenoe Gift Sront 81 MAIDEN. @iirs
ben Die Mailen ber 2eier bieien
S6mierfinfen. bieie S6muemoral,
bic iid DEFENDERS burb lire 8ilIias
t duberte. bic g + ii r 10 eiie n.
ipie Brdiioent Gooiebelt nit benz
euten 8eiipiele poran9esangen 1T.
ipiirben iie iiN fpeigern, iolhe 8eituns
gen, sic niir mn bios Sol6es 6aben.
neil 9ies Die 9eibeni6aften
bes Yublifum befriebist unb bnburf
fir bic @e6dftsfeite iid. troe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Brtanh's 9npprlrnlle muh Dir
ttmnnsrn hrs Dl. 5tmbles.
81 o m, ben 1. Sebr. 1907.

81 o m, ben 1. Scbr. 1907.
@ertbe 8ebnftionl
" isber nitrbe a~eip0bnlif in
~ Sranfreid) Der &f eeeeil
~ Die Stride als cine natiirli6e
- 6olse Der p~eriDnIiten Sntranz
ll9en5 Sius X. erflGrt. Nad Ser leb>
ten Geoe bes fran5oiii6en aultus>
mtntlters bin9egen. fam man ni6t
mebr leugnen, bnB. tpdbrenb Die ii6er>
ipiegcnbe Webrbeit Der 8epolferuna
ben 6rieben piinift. es gerabe
D 81 eeiernngss Yartei / il
Die lebteren 81 bintertreiben iuht. I'm
etnen vmoous pinenbi" Su finben.
batten Die Siid0fe beitloHen, ben
offentli6en &llltus 81 iidern. Sod
Wtintlter Sridno be5eihnete ben @orz
idlag Der gii1ofe nls Elm b~rutales,
i'm orobenben Zone seihriebenes Soz
fnment. 9ieie Spra6e bes Miniiters
bat ielbit I'M @atifan einiee l1eberra>
I6ung berporeerufen. mo Der @orz
i6lag Der Sii6Dfe ougemein ais elm
ebrenpoacr @ittelpee fir beibe Yar>
felen befrud)fet fpltrDe.
Sic Irt unb @eiie nit ipeIdber Der
fran8oiiihe 8ultusminiiter ben Ior>
idlag Der Siihofe betraftet, erflGrt
it'd MN alif eine @eiie: Der burd
Die Oppoiition IN Shreden geingte
Winiiter, 50gert nidt. lid ielbit gu
tpiberipre6en unb feline friiberen
Sanblunsen 'umsuitoBen. ein5ig unb
alein III bas @leihgepi6t ietner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Die Grsbiid6fe Wlebmer bon Mila
ipaufee. Srelanb bon ct. Yaul, 3eane
bon Dubuque unb @lennon bon ct
2onts tparen tilr5li1 bier IN DUBUQUE
5u elmer Seratbuns 5uiammer. $50
rider iie b%erbdnbelten lit nidt' befanni
~getpprben, bod poaen Die Cages
bldtter nit @epalt erfabren bdben.
bab es iid tpieber Inn Die Srase be,
9 + e m e n q e Of a t e n
9ebanbelt bat. gr5bif6of Iebmer
ion natiirlif ir bic # + a m m
tatbolii6e Gniidt einsetreten fem;
tpdbrenb bic mberen bic Iiberalere.
~breitipurise" 8i6tlns ~berfolsen
fpollten. 9a5u lam man fpobl bas
fran50itfde Spridtport antpenben:
.Gbparten, Sbee trinfenl" ODER
bas 9eutide: ~Gui bibra, nerral"
8er~itanben?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Sm Der beiIisem Saienseit ioa M

Sn Der beilisen Gaitenseit ion man
faiten, .. +. ii6 Gbbrii6 am giIen unb
am Srinten tbun unb anbere 8ubz
trerfe iiben. Die gntbaltiamteit bon
Gleii9ipeiien aIIein, tann bodit
berod6tig tperben tpie 3. 9. BEL ienem
Wdnne tpeIher feinen bo1piirbieen
Srernb in ben Seller na6m unb linn
bic 8eibe Der IS a It e n"ipeiien tpies
nnb iagte: nSier babe i6 ben f~einiten
2imbur9er, &oqueforter, G6rpei5er,
Neu9ateler, 2uremburser. Sanb. etc.
&dfe unb Die tpoblItmedenbifen
Biih arten tpie ba iinb. Gardiner,
Garbelen. Serin9e. 2a6ie, Salmen
II. I. IN. @ie Sic ieben. Serr
Sfarrer, babe i6 mid auf's
S a It n eineeri6tet." Ser Yfarrer
.santtportets- -ibr prompt barauf:
D@ein ,Srernb, sic baben ii6
eni6t 70 S It n. onbern
g. ISreifen ein9eri6s
Glio bite. meine Serren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Wenn man bic gres. 9epei6em

tpiirbe mar meinen, oab bel Der
srase Der @ermietbuns Der 8ir6en
riSrantrei6's Die &egierune iid nifi
6liiiiis tperben fonne, oh ie ben 8as
iboIiten bieie @ersiinfti9uns getpdbren
io0e ober ni6t. @ir glauben cher.
hab lie nod in bieier Sa6e nit Yapfi
Bins X. 5u re6nen baben fperben.
@ir slariben eber, bab lie MIR 81
serite bdtten. tpenn Die Stride ibnen
oieien 0efalen tbun tpiiroe unb ir
einen gontraft anndbme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
(Spe5ials gorreiponoen5 aus
Seutihlanb.)
afnm ,,Nltramnntamms'

Ici6t Elm 8ismardbGrine aefduig.
mag? - -
aomii6e 3eute limb Die 8erliner.
Nm @abltag Gbenb, ben 25. Sanuar.
jubelten fie fpie b~eieIIen iiber Die Nies
berlase Der So5ialbemofraten. co
LANCE aber in Berlin nod 100000
io5ialiltiife Stimmen abseeebeu tpers
ben unb i'm eriten @ablsans ben Coz
5idloemofraten feds NanOate Sufals
len, iiebt bieier Subel mebr tbeatras
lifd ais berniinftig aus. Sebenfaqs
ipoute mar Dem Iusldno imponierenl
8enn aud Die bis6erige 9reimiIio>
nensYartei bieies Msal cine S6lnppe
gu per5ei6nen bat, 10 6leibt es aber
INNER nod 9batiaGe. oaB lie in
Sadbfen Die Stimmen ber Hationals
liberalen nnb Sreiiinuisen UNI 1907
900 iiberfliiselt. - . emerfens 81
10 e t nno ebr be5ei6neno
1T es, baB bas grobte S6mnbblatt.
Der .Sinpliciiiimus" bel oieient
@ablgan9 am ~.nationalen" Strange
bes Siiriten Billion 5og. 0iefe .rot6e
9uqboase" erlfien ploblih i'm i6one
item 8erliner 9lau, unb legte sleids
5eitig ibren SnB 8esen alles Wonars
6ii6e nno Militdrilhe ab; ni6t aber
ben Sab geeen bas &ir6lide. 9atboz
liS6e, nein, Der lit, i'm 8egentbeil,
aeipadIen! Safiir fpur0e aber audi
Der eifrise Witarbeiter Bruno Saul
alS Director Der aouisl. Stunt : @eS
perbei6ule mad Berlin 6erufenl -
Sm setpohnliten 2eben. Defenders
penn es ii6 nm unsebilbete 2eute
banbelt. fpenbet man serne 10 bon
.oben berunter" baS Sprihiport an:
Sad dIdst lid. Sad pers
lid, ioIlte Sas pieaeiht
bier -. aud 80; bod iiberlaiien
mir bas llrtbeil nuieren 9eiernl
+++f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
8osbaft.

BON Ner chen e~rtudbnten Briiberr
WiiTer betreibt Der cine elmer
iHtmnsbaftcn Sanbel NIT serdilbers
ten Siiden!"
Limb Der anbere?"
nSat es 81 einem boben Seamten
sebraGtl"
.2ebt alio audi bon 8iidlinsenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Spftentlid lit bic ariesssefabr mi

Sapnn boriiber. Wir tranen Den
Tdlisdusisen @latt5uneen nod niht.
@enn lie MIR tpenisitens tpdrten Biz
spir ben SAVANNA 8anal sebalit baben,
Dann fGnnen mir uniere S6iffe idneI>
Ter ionumeln, als fpenn mir runb I'm,
eSiibs amerifa ieeeln miiiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Seitmmgs Gorreipunbentert

Der li6erolen gldtter bonn S4lase Der
rg1etp gorfer Staats5eitung" iint
etnise finf5is Sabre 81 friibe. 9at
BITE abeIieen 8iidOfe segen bas
Centrum fem iolsn, bab 1T bod ein
spenis itarf ~aiis ben @oten seiogen".
Die Serren 8eporters, tpelHe 8 3
beriftet baben, perben ii9 ndfitens
nod bic GingernGeel abidusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
SaatboIii6er a-irdpem.Ralenoer.
Seius treibt einen Seufel ans,
9uf. IL, 1928.

Die Giienbabn : G%pmmiiiipn bes
Gtaates 8isconiin bat Die gabnen
nit elmer State o 5fpei nnb einbalb
Gents bic Meile abselaiien. Sn
Soma tperben bieielben pobl faum 10
leift babon fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Samilienpater: gu bumml Rein
Sobn bat Die gleidiu9t unb meme
So4ter Elm 8ierber3l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Die IiberaIe Yreffe 5dblte
o Der @abl NIT aIer 9eltinmtbeit
ben Gentri,ms : Nbeeoroneten Hoeren
bereitS gu ben .llnterleeener~ unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

ugcnblidli6 ihpinst bier i'm
ldOnen Hbeinlanb Yrin5
Gornepal bas S5epter. bn
Iipot Ginem DER 0eboufe udhe,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-12

cents. A passenger can use the money
book in payment of almost any debt
that he can contract on train. It
can be used to pay fare on trains in
Minnesota and Wisconsin, sleeping or
parlor car charges, dining.car
charges, for excess baggage and bag
gage storage. The book is stamped
and signed like a mileage book and
the new invention by Mr.. Galloway is
expected to be even more a travelling
companion than the mileage book.
william r.. Bechtel, who was sent
enced June % in Minneapolis to serve
i've years in prison at hard labor nv
Judge Dickinson of the district court
after Bechtel had been convicted Of
grand larceny in connection with his
insurance business, has been granted
new trial by Judge Dickinson. Be-
cause of the unlikeliness of the county
attorneys Office being able to obtain
some OF the most important Witnesses
who figured in the prosecution of the
first case, it is extremely likely that
Bechtel will never be placed on trial
again.
The discovery of a vast and mex
haustible coal mine in northern Min
nesota capable of producing upwards
OF 100000 tons annually and worth
in the markets of St. Paul and Minne-
apolls at present prices upwards of
$4,000, 1000 each and every year prac-
tlcally for all time would be regarded
as phenomenal. The news of such a.
discovery would be heralded the world
over, and yet, the equivalent in
energy from such a vast and mex
haustible coal mine has recently
been shown to exist in the various
streams and water falls of northern
Minnesota through the efficient work
OF the Great Northern DEVELOPMENT
company of Duluth. During the past
five years these gentlemen have Sc
cured rights and worked up efficient
plans for the development of upwards
OF 800, 1000 hydro-electric horse power
from these various streams and water
falls, insuring a minimum service of
twelve hours for each and every day
OF the entire year. Allowing three
pounds OF coal per horse power hour,
which is conservative, for the produc-
ton OF steam-electric power, it would
require 1900, 900 tons of coal annually
for this same service.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-12

covered scar such as might have
been caused by blow from blunt
instrument in the nature Of poker.
{ He did not reach the door, nor was
there necessity for him to ring, for be-
fore he had set foot on the lowest step
the Judge had fastened to meet him.
not, however, with any fulsomely hos
pitable intent; his hand and arm were
raised to execute one of his Olympian
gestures of the kind which had OBJ
liberated the young man upon GER
tain bygone morning.
Louden looked up calmly at the big
figure towering above him.
1T won't do, judge" he said, that
was all, but there was significance in
his manner and certainty in his voice
which caused the uplifted hand to
drop Imply, while the look of appre-
hension which of late had grown more
and more to be Martin Pixies habitual
expression deepened into something
close upon mortal anxiety.
"Have you any business to set foot
upon my property" he demanded.
eyes," answered joe "Thats why
I came.''
what business have you got with
me?"
Enough to satisfy you, think. But
there's one thing don't want to do''-
Joe glanced at the open door-"and
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-12
Company G. Versus Red Wing.

The following account of Sundays
game is furnished by Jay Rogers,
manager of Company G.:
Company G went to Red Wing on
Sunday and was defeated by score
OF to l. 1t was good game, how
ever, and characterized by some fast
playing on both sides. Not only did
Red Wing play in great luck, but it
was ably assisted by it's umpire at
critical periods of the game. This
umpire was particularly "yellow."
The fact that our boys made 10 hits to
Red Wings 5 tells the story of the
deal Company G received from the
umpire mentioned. Following are a
few notes of the game:
The Red Wing grounds are the
slowest that our team has ever played
on.
The right fielder is compelled to
play upon hillock which rises a con-
siderable height above the first base
line.
Red Wing is one of the prettiest
towns in the state and it's people most
hospitable.
Company G had but fifteen minutes
practice on the diamond before COM
mencing play while the Red Wings
held the grounds for an hour.
Red Wing had four players from
Minneapolis and one from the Wis
consin state league.
II arrangements can be made the
Red Wings will play here before the
close OF the season, and our boys feel
certain that they can defeat them with
a square umpire and upon good
grounds.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-12
ITO BE Continued
State News.

More than 100000 has been ex-
pended in the last year in new school
buildings in the graded school dis
tricts of the state.
Burglars entered the store of Rite
man & Ed of Hawley and secured
$3.50 in counterfeit coins that had
been in the safe for the last two years.
j. M. Hannaford, vice president
and traffic manager of the Northern
Pacific, and Charles Bum, general
counsel for that road, says that there
is little probability of car shortage
and coal famine in the northwest this
winter.
Business is booming at the employ
ment agencies in Duluth and the num-
Der of men sent out is surprising
The demand for men for all kinds of
work is far in excess of the supply,
and the agents have not been able to
satisfy all of the applicants for help.
Fred Kinds, the 14-year-old son OF
W. Kinds, the Great Northern station
agent at st. Joe, has mysteriously
disappeared. The boy was dressed
in dark blue trousers, dark blue cap
and light blue blouse and low shoes.
The lad was favorite in the village
in which he lived and a general feel
ing OF alarm pervades the community.
"A lesson to cigarette fends: Frank
Decker, aged II, of Duluth, went to
sleep Friday night with lighted
cigarette in his mouth in his room at
"a Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis.
When he awoke his bed was on fire.
Before Decker was rescued he was
terribly burned from head to hip.
He is at the Minneapolis city hospital
and will probably die.
The latest thought in railroad pas
senger cicles is the concoction of W.
r. Galloway, general passenger
agent of the 500 line, called the $40
money book. This money book is
expected to become the greatest con-
venience the travelling public has to-
day in the ticket line. The money
book is issued in the form of mile
age book, and each strip counts 2
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-12

at that time, and that was merely for
convenience in case Roger had wished
you to sell it for him. But just after
bis death you found yourself saddled
with d1stillery stock, which was going
bad on your hands, Other speculations
Of yours were failing at the same time.
You had to have money You fled
your report as administrator, crediting
Miss Tabor with your own stock which
you knew was going to the wall, and
transferred hers to yourself. Then you
sold 1t because you needed ready mon
ey. You used her fortune to save your
self, but you were horribly afraid! No
matter how rotten your transactions
had been, you had always kept inside
the law, and now that you had gone
outside of it you We're frightened. You
didn't dare come fat out to Miss Tabor
with the statement that her fortune
had gone. It had been in your charge
all the time, and things might look
ugly. So you put it off, perhaps from
day to day. You didn't dare tell her
until you were forced to, and to avoid
the confession you sent her the income
which was rightfully hers. That was
your great Weakness
Joe had spoken with great rapidly,
though keeping his voice low, and he
lowered it again as he continued:
"Judge Pike, what chance have you
to be believed in court when you swear
that you sent her $4,000 out Of the
goodness of your hea1t? Do you think
she believed you? 1t was the very
proof to her that you had robbed her,
for she knew you! Do you want to
hear more now? Do you think this
is a good place for it? Do you wish
me to go over the details Of each step
have taken against you to land you
at the bar where this poor fellow your
paper is bounding stands today?"
The Judge essayed to answer and
could not. He lifted his hand uncer-
tainly and dropped it. while a thick
dew gathered on his temples. Inar-
ticulate sounds came from between his
| teeth.
THS<N
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-12
CHAPTER XIV.

IN hour later Martin Pike, looking
II forth from the mansion, saw
I a man open the gate and,
4 = passing between the unemo-
tional deer, rapidly approach the house
He was thin young fellow, very we'll
dressed in dark gray, his hair prema-
turely somewhat silvered, his face pre-
maturely somewhat lined and his hat
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-12

More than 100000 has been ex-
pended in the last year in new school
buildings in the graded school dis
tricts of the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-23
Reunion
or the Barnes Family VIII Be Held
at Haywood Station in
This County.

The third annual reunion of the
Barnes family will be held near
Haywood Station on the Fairmont
& Clarksburg Traction Company's
line, Saturday. Aug. 81. The fol-
lowing is the program:
1900 a. m.-Address by president
and secretary. Appointment Of
committees,
1890 a. m.zThe Benefits of Fam
lily Reunions, NJ. T. Vincent, Rev.
]. Walter Barnes, Jr, and others.
1900 m.-Dinner
1870 p. m.-History of the Barnes
Family, Rev l. A. Barnes.
2:15 p. m.-Poem. Miss Sylvia
Barnes.
2:sO p. m.-Recitations Miss Neil
Harden, Miss Irene Barnes and
Miss Mary Barnes.
300 p. m.-Ball game
4:3O p. m.-Election of officers and
report of committees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-23
SWEEP :.7LoD4 FLOUR

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merit, samples of my DR.. Shops
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IS treating the result of your ail1uent
ana not the cause. Weak stomach
uerves-the inside nerves-mean
Gtomach weakness, always. And tho
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Weaken these nerves, and you
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-23
SWEET MELODY FLOUR

Get free sample of DIR. Shops
Health Coffee" at our store. If
real coffee dtsrurbs your stomach.
your heart or kidneys, then try this
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has closely matched Old Java and
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it has not single grain of real cof-
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fee imitation is made from purr
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