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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12
giertes 2apitd.
Die 3 d 9.

nWeiner Sreu. elm rei5enber Iue
fentbalt fir Elm ~bertpobntes Odm>
den. murmeIte Hubolf o ii9 bin,
ipdbrenb er burd ben 9arten i6lens
berte unb Die 8ilbnis bon l1ntrart,
Beitrdu6 urb piloen Heben, Die ni6t
mir bic 8lumenbeete, ionbern ale
&eee iibertpubert batten. nit ieiner,
Spn5ierfDdhen auseinanDer11cb.
allies mar nertpabrloit, I'M 5auie
rod es mad Mober unb Sdinmel. Der
aaltbetpurf fpnr bon Der bertpitterten
Wlauer absefanen. Siiren bingen itur5s
bereit in ibren Nn9eln, bic Seniter
tparen erblinbet unb 5erbro6en.
.Gs maft mirtli1 ben ginbrud eie
neg alien pertpiinidten S6loiies unb
mid fdnet's bereits an 5u sruieln".
iaste 8ubolf gu ieinem @~efdbrten.
nadbem Tic bas grbseidob biirdpans
bert batten nnb Die breite sreppe bine
anltiegen.
vRebmen mir 5IerIt bag fir Wib
@ra5ieua beitimmte 3immer in Ius
senibein", meinte Der Ibnotat unb
lie lenften bic Shritte nnf Dem bos
ben, serdumisen @emah. beiien Spalz
feniter punoerooIlen Musblid iiber Die
llmsebuns %getudbrte. gu Orr. Sets
bertbons Geb5eiten tpar e5 nusenI6eins
lid elm 8ait5immer setpelen. beiier
reide. idiuerfdlise ginri6tuns nus
Iaba9onimobeln unb burd cine RE
iige Simmelbettiteqe NIT 8ebdnser
bon ihiperem sriilen 9amait perpols
itdnbi9t tpuroe.
Die 2uft ipar e~rbriidenb. Scr.
8~eresforb frat 5uriid. pdbrenb Nus
boli elm Seuiter mad benz anoern off
nete unb Die Salouiien aufitieB. bon
benen cine iofort aus Den perroItcter
angeln brad.
Don Sonneneolo ii~6erilutet, bon
8lumenbuft erfiiQt, lag bas liebli6e
9al bon linen. uno 8uoolf, Der Sinn
fir aIes S6one beiab, mar ent5iidi
iiber Die berrli6e, fdrbenprdftise
2anbf6nft. Wr. Seresforb nber, Dem
ieines Glienten Suffrage I'M aopfe
iummten, pa niht in Der Stimrmng,
fir Naturid0nbeiten gu idndrmen.
Sic besauuen oas 3immer genauer
Wuiteruns 81 mter5icben: idtpars
sefledte Sapeten. bon pelfen bie nnb
ba elm SeBen b%erabbing, Elm ~5erfaiers
ter. beridoiiener Sooenteppih unb bes
gettes berblidene Samaitporbdnse,
Die 8ubolf ihlieBlid abrib unb ioIHe
! @plten bon Stdub du~ftpirbslk, DaH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12

nod nit ibr in g~eribrune fommer
tptrit. Omar nift nit Gina ieIbit
aber auf irgenb cine Ueiie tpirb Fl,
81 Dir 5uriidtebren. Bie oas ees
ideben pirb, lit mir ielbit nod nidi
flar."
Nun gin9 bes Gterbenben Yrcpbes
5eiung in @rfiiQuu9.
2ina's Sodter tebrte in Die Ssimnt
3uriif. 3und6it lpar Die Ggiten5
oer @nfelin fir Grobmama Yeppp
nocb elm @ebeimnis; mn Scr. 9eresz
fpro uno Die beiDen 9erren Stoiiiter
funnteu Den Snbalt bes bebeutunsspols
len Sriefcs unb Die beioen iungeu
Mldnner fubren nod am eleiden Sage
ouf BEN l1Imenbof. Die 8eiisunQ in
Nu9eni6ein gu nehnter.
- ~ -
Critics Sapitef.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12

Die lunger 0fGnner fpetteten I'm, ei:
men Sil5but, tper bon ibnen Neft ha.
ben piiroe? SIR SntereiIe fir 81,
innse Dame mar in iteter 3nnabm,
beariffcn uni es nerminoerte ii6 tei.
nesireas, ais fe BEL Der EIdfebr il
Die 8an5lei bes Abpofaten eincn grie'
bon ibr porfarben. Der, obeleih mi
oemielben Sampfer ipie bas Sdrei.
ben bes @aters abgeianbt, bod crit mil
Der apenopoif nad 9terrieale selans,
mar.
6otel Yrpeabero, Baris,
Stunt IS
6eebrter Serr Ibpofatl
Yapa fast mir chen, er bate 81.
eriu6t. einen Sonp Jar midi Su be-
iorgen. Sd aber baffe fleine 8ferbs
nrb fleine S%ranen5im1ner inb min
Elm itattli6es 8eitpferb baben, baA
mid nit 8ranoe5sa trdet. &aufcn
Sic bas srobte unb itdrtfe, eas 81
baben 1T.
So6a9tlnespoI
@ra3ie1a 3stberton. "
@or Dem seiitisen Guse Der beiben
Breunoe eriHten burb bieie ddrafte>
riltiihcn 3eilen Die iusenblife @es
italt Der S9reiberin in i6ier sreifs
barer 8eiie.
nSie bat ibren @inen uno fpeib i'm
burd5uleeen". bemerfte Ser. geress
forb.
Limb gu nirit 9eine @ette berz
lieren, mein Sobn". la6te 8ueplf,
benz Der lei Sil5but iebr am 6er5en
lag, .nur cine Ima3one ihtpdrmt fir
elm erobes. fairies Yferb. gs lit,
tpie th iaete, iie miBt nenisifens fiini
SUB eff 3oa. SD brau1e notbipens
Dig einen nellen Gut unb fpenn gu
nidts base9en Daft, mill i6 mir ani
Define Soften einen dusiuhen.~
Chen bate ib ben sletden @ee
banfen; MIR elm 5artes. nieblibes
9dmhen biirfte iih elm Bferb MINI
i9en, bas iie maieitdtii9 trdst", ber>
ieste Der Mbbofat nnb blifte pieber
auf bas golbberdnberte 8latt. bas troe
Der laneen Seereiie mod i9pad) na9
Seilhen onftete.
Eth bien, nou verrons", entaeanete
8nboIf unb ipiinidte benz SreunOe
quite Nndt.
Ser Seufelsiuuse 1T i'm BransoS
iiiden fpirfli6 better b%etpanOtrt. nls
i'd, mlirmelte Der Ibnptat unb iufte
iofort ieinen Suenborf beroor. 8is
ipdt in Die 8d6t itubierte er unb bes
CAB ii9 enSli6 sur 3ube. ben @opf
poll alberner, unbrnuGbarer Bbraien.
Sod I'M Sraume fp%ieberbolte er ims
n1er ipieber: ,,Avez vous mon cha
peau?" "Qui, Monsieur, je Tai."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12

berl nibt unb fur5 urb gait, iH LAT
mfrs ntdt sefaIlen."
llnb iie na,1nte i'm ME tpieSer 10.
fiibte i'm ME tpieber, BIB er brei Sabr.
ipatcr Dor ieirer Gbreiie in ein Sns
ititut ielbit Die Snitiatipe ereriff.
9ahoem bic aIte Srau auf benz
ShlCBhen linn 2ebenebl eeidst uni
ibn seieenet bate, febrte fie 5uriid
in bas Saus, bas lie felt hires Ians
neg Tobe mutterieelenalein beipobnte
nno oas ibr beute ober unb trauriecr
benn ie bortam, neil am anberen
Gage ibr gnfeI, ibr Stol5 unb ibre
Sreube, befien tdglifen 0eiuhe bee
einiamen 9aieins 2ittblide biIoeten,
Die Seinatb perIieb. CHE lie iid our
8ubc besab. 5os iie nod bic srobe
@unbubr in Der Slide auf, mdbrenb
i1pere TbrGnen iber Die sefurhten
@aneen perlten. Mit Dem 8iden
segeu Die Sbiir ~setpenbet uno ettras
idtperb0rig. pernabm lie niht oas
minbeite Gerdui6, fiibIte iid abcr
plosli6 umf6Iuneen. @ri6roden
fuanbte iie iih I'M.
Him @ottestpilen. Tubp, tpie bait
9u mid eri9redt. @as fibrt Sid
5u fold ipdter Stnnbe 5u mir?"
sd fann's ntdt iiber's Sers brirs
gen. @robmama obne &ub bon Sir
ob5ureiien. Sab i6 bod feinen mebr
befommen. felt i6 bamals 10 srob nit
Sir mar. 8iel Sutenb NAL i1on
bab' id mein abideultdes 8enebmen
bitter bereut. @er3eibe mir unp fife
mid. Is tbut mir 10 leib, 8robu,iits
terten."
Der GdmeiheInamen, ben er ibr in
bet 8inhbeit se9eben. entrdne it6 uns
betpubt ieinen 2ippen. ,Shluh5eno
nmarmte i'm bic 8reiIin.
3uiriebeu NIT ii1 iebit elite Der
Siinse bon bannen nnb bic fleiue
gpiiobe bilbete ben Subel in Der grz
%innerune Der alien Srau.
BUR 3eit. als uniere Geididte be-
eiunt. 5dblte Hubolf bereits fiinfunb>
5rpan5is Sabre, fab aber finger nus.
S6lanf unb bohgetpa6ien bate er.
pie ale 5ersuion's roiisen Seint.
ti%efblaue. aroBe Iueen linb blonoeS
leihtaelodtes Snar; bic 2eute nanna
ten i'm i6on, CT aber drserte iid bars
iiber. neil ShDnbeit BET einem
Innne linn elm BrdueI mar.
gieentbiimlid ipar BET ben boa@
fidnbis peri6iebenen gbarafteren bic
tpnrnte Sreunbihaft 5piihen Irtbur
8eresforb unb 3ubpIf 8oiiiter.
Sober mar bon Nadfi6t sesen bic
sbpd6en bes anberen, Sober iu1te
beitdnbis bes anberen Gefeaidaft.
ginmal bate Hubolf fogar ansefans
gen. in Deg Ibbofaten &an3lei NIT
benz Stubium Der GeftspiHeni1aft
iid gu bei6dftisen. cine 8erenii>
gunssreiie aber unterbra6 i1on ben
anfans Der iuriiiiSden 2aufbabn.
Ser 2eier mag Die beiben iunsen
MANNER fix iebr unnoIltommen baIten,
lie iinb es and, benin mir tpoIlen feline
Sbeale idilbern. ionbern Ieniden,
pie iie i'm tagGiden 2eben uns be-
9egnen. -
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12
Ganftes &apitel.
Sic q s M II Z.

gtdGSem Nuoolf Scr. 4eresforb
berIaiien. begab er ii6 iofort our
@rpBmutter. gu erfabren. OBJ fie bon
elmer Gnfelin in Sranfreid piTe.
Sod INNER betpobnte lie bas niebere.
altmoSiihe @ebduoe. inSem iie emit
9iinnbier unb Yfefferfuden perfauft
bate. Sn BEN 9asen ibrer S,iseno
mar Sante Yeppp elm ifones. itlan>
fes Mabhen eepeien nnb ibrem bIbz
i1en @eii6tHen perbantte iie's, bab
Sobn Sersufon's 9abl auf lie sefals
len, als ct iid umiab, ben ~berpaiiten
Eohterhen bic toOte Mutter 5u erz
iesen. SIR Idbdennan,e mar @ar>
saretbe Martin setpeien. Sebermann
aber bieB Tie Yeppp unb S~ebermann
bate Tie serne. neil iie s,itriitbis mar
unb bienitfertis nnb tets bereit. ii6
fir Gnoere 5il opfern. Sbre Samilie
freiLi1 mar ibr bon ieber Gin Gin
berni6. Ser 1ater elm Srunfenbolo,
bic 8riiber bic berii6tisiten Haufbolbe
bes StdOtben. Die @utter elm berz
i6tpeuoerii9es flntiHiiidtiseS 8eib.
baS lieber ii1 mterltiisen lieB. ais
bon ibrer 6dnbe Slrbeit iid nabrte.
Yepps's Nuf nber bate ME elm 6auf)
setriibt. Sic mar ~unsebilbet unb cine
Wtartin. allein Surd unb burt ebrliH,
perIdffis unb brap. uub bon Dem Gage,
oa Sobn Sersuion, Elm tiihtieer
Waurer. iie gum 8etbe nabm, mar ibr
Slid eemaHt. Gis Nrs. Sersniou
bemiibte iie ii6. ni6t gang obne Or
fols. lire laute. i6riIe Gimme 5u
mdSi9eu. iid before Ranicren angus
eigneu. aaein lire Sprade bliet
ihredli6 unb lire frdftiseu orisiS
neaen, meiit treffenben Gusoriide ipaa
rem neit unb brett befnnnt. Sbre
Yfli6ten ais Satin nnb Mutter ers
flQte lie multerbnft unb mad benz
SoSe ibrer gltern unb Der Mustpanoes
rung Der raufluitisen 8riiDer mad
Californian, rmbm tie cine anbere
Steaune IN Merrinale eiu, benn
3upor.
Die Seiratb ibrer Stiefto6ter mil
Sberit 9foiiiter bob iie nod b6ber aui
Der Setter Der @eieaidaft unb 70 be-
tpobnte lie, na6bem ibr gutter Mann
geltorben unb bas 0aitbausihilO abs
genominen mar, nit elmer Sienerin
IT'LL, frieoli6 uno seadtet bas feline
Sdusden.
Sir gtrs. &oiiiter mar bic Stiefs
mltter n,eiit cine Guelle Der Selblts
beberrIduns, lleberipinbung, beren
So1tern aber waren ibre priinitibeu
Nanieren. ibre pul9dre Sprdde mn
nuffaIenbe Toilette Elm Dorm i'm
sluse. Wur Nubolf. Der iif nidt
Fbarum fiinunerte, ipie lie ipra1 ooer
mas tie trug, unterbielt iid prahti9
nit Der piti9en. itets i6laefertisen
dften Sran nnD perIebte biele Stnns
ben IN Dem tranli6en Stiibden obcr
I'M 8drt6en binter benz &auie. mo CT
Tie AUDI bel Der Midfebr bonn nlnlens
boz trdf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12
@abrbaftig cine lln1 tire Griten,
famptenbe Miiiion
Sn Der 0iSseie stortbampton, Tafe,tbant,
Worfolf,- Gn8laso.

&tNe! AntI ANi aus tbe Snm Seiishn 9een un6 an GFen 6s 81 gnoniusb 10
dt 80 Mt ane! .nsta Hsm os @aSs tE bic srthtan9 enesn aregren 9snss hs
abG H neu Norpoken Is tn 6dS stnih6e SethM Der ebnstatb Der fathoiihena he in 3 be
20 Neen I'M Gsuntpu n Ner,H.
m arbe Shsutngn mrb niht esbshn psmpbi III mht aus9efhiamu weSen. I'm ms
tsstlaaHS ssSMsnss i tnMa Sns bic S aH ytsan nstaaasnrha SSaetsss gGe5rr pes SsGsteg SgSM
1T ottsue sine ne 0be 3n en6en, emae Badnene.N r bic meme &hs an Heerr EaYfib
u&t boHM.l der nt nntertasuns BON Sbnsn 5u rbann?
Die aMhe 1T zine oHugeuoe meteorological benn ssenwarhg nus t6 ote bL weeTe in
a t s.r asSsS a%.s as s.t, "a s sst . e" emil e ssss tstn asSsGSsss, srte Eat s;ua nsn ss n SsEannai
NaS hnnih aaGn BUMP Sbr uent. Nbr nit 9uer uuo Der II .anoeern obhbdtaer
2er bheS Biatts Tam IN Ahes tbnn.n 8tban 3m weroen Moth ht
8 n sen Iagen, 70 Der 6Ianoe Shsr ibmah wb, 100 Der grNe nubenSab pes shs'
s.9ntsn S yanNssndm G ssbs 5 PIE e one y. S sbn1 mM Snsesenana srsht amS nnNTn s hmm sSans sMS
in @ueanb ni 3ut eLbm anob tet aS hui mn bon ben SetNn hes e1aWnen Uohes meoer
Sas sp nbmsa sd bas: wsssn @s@ laubns bier NIT srcta Decentralization au edupi".
3 % mhB hlmoTe ruep an ooero Her srobe 0ttnr mB augesebeaw 1es"'
IS bGngt bon Sud ab,
NJ sa mgea; % i'd gr%a saMr~ srtso ba nidt a@. mens 9oHnanasn SMgTolsbe rnssaa Al
6s mid pewaarn.5 br ptrOst psladt lid in Der sage Ng mir ta az bsNa. aM ID
h tmmuhMe nsa suhstat behtI.rn unb cine Dse anShl" alnn'seHfm" mentr mI
&abet meiner %orinsemoea Bite feu taabes DIR.
.M6se eott S5rn eier in Der eriams ensrM HNOn in Satabam fausn
NIB pupiafGlhseu. tWrtDmr, Silaoi bon Nortbamptou."
wsms abtN. ia:
FAITH H. wv. GkA ".
Catholic Mission, Fakenham, Norfolk, England.
NIT Der Gmptuesb ehdheuna eui hbWes Bib eS Bit. oer5enS unbo Sb 81 @nbrtusie noeL
Die neme WtfFon ut bem III. 3tuionius bon Paoua actactbt.
Denanpise Wstets uHo piels aseRsn iIr ~2Spbtbater.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12
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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
FIND OUT
The Kind Of Food That vii, Keen
You Well.

The true way is to find out what is
best to eat and drink, and then cult.
vate taste for those things instead
of poisoning ourselves with improper.
sindigestible food, etc.
A conservative Mass. woman writes:
Il have used Grape-Nuts s years for
the young and for the aged; in sick.
ness and in health; at first following
directions carefully, later in variety
OF ways as my taste and judgment sug.
gested.
But its most special, personal -bene.
fit has been substitute for meat, and
served dry with cream when rheu.
matte troubles made 1t important for
me to give up the coffee habit
Served in this way with the addf.
ton of cup of hot water and q little
fruit it has been used at my morning
meal for six months, during which
time my health has much improved.
nerves have grown steadier, and q
gradual decrease in my comfort"
Name given by Postum Cereal Co..
Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich. Read the
little book. "The Road to Wellville."
IN pkgs. There's Reason"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
1hAw TRIAL Will PROCEED
JEROME DECIDES NOT TO APPLY
FOR WRIT OF PROHIBITION
TO HALT TRIAL.

New York. April 2. - The trial Of
Harry X. Thaw will proceed on Mon.
DAY morning, when Dolphin NJ. Del
mas, the leading counsel for the de.
tense, will begin his summing up ad
dress to the jury. District Attorney
Jerome decided late yesterday not tc
apply to the appellate division of the
supreme court for whit of prohibit
ton or mandamus to halt the trial
He reached this decision, it was said.
after consultation with eminent
counsel. Mr.. Jerome may argue brief
ly Monday morning against the con
hrmation of the report of the lunacy
commission which declared Thaw tc
be sane, but he is aware that Justice
Fftzgerald's disposition is to confirm
the report, which was unanimous.
When Justice Fitzgerald Thursday
declined to grant the district attorney
access to the minutes of the lunacy
commission Mr.. Jerome threatened to
carry the matter to the appellate di.
vision on the ground that he had been
excluded from the final examination
of Tbaw by the commission.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
sARsAPAR,LLA TIME.
Make Your Own sarsapariIia or Spring
f Blood Medicine.

Mix one.half ounce Fluid Extract
Dandelion, one ounce Compound Kar.
gon, three ounces Compound Syrup
Sarsaparilla. Shake well in a bottle
and take one teaspoonful after meals
and again at bedtime. Any good drug.
gist can supply these ingredients.
This is said to be a splendid Spring
Blood Tonic and system renovator be.
cause Of its gentle action in restoring
the Kidneys to normal activity, forcing
them to filter from the blood all i'm.
pure matter and acids, destroying
micro-organisms which produce i'll
health and sour blood.
Everyone should take something to
cleanse the blood at this time Of year,
and the above simple prescription IL
the most highly Endorsed Of the hun.
dreds of home remedies generally used.
Mix this yourself, then you will
know what you are taking.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
PLAN FURTHER WAR.
sonilla and Fioueroa Are Combining
Armies.

soniIla and Fioueroa Are Combining
Armies.
Puerto Barrios, Guatemala, April z
President Bonilla of Honduras has
no intention Of abandoning the war
with Nicaragua, in spite Of the re
verses which his forces have suffered.
The forces of President Bonilla and
Gen. Medal now are uniting with the
army Of President Figueroa of Saliva.
dor on the frontier, where the com.
bined armies are being massed for
continuing the war.
Gen. Solomon Ordonez, the Hondu.
ran minister of war, arrived at Puerto
Cortez yesterday and has taken com.
mand of the coast defenses. Presi.
dent Bonilla's forces occupy all the
cities and towns on the north coast
Of Honduras, except Trujillo, and the
principal ports Of the republic. Amap
ala and Puerto Cortez.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
OHIO TROOPS ARE
READY FOR CALL
SLEEP ON ARMS IN READINESS
FOR RIOT CALL At LoRA,N.
Rl0IlNG SIRlkfps 0vfpA,uEn
RI01ING STRIKERS ovtRAwtD
sH'Psv.LD,No COMPANY RUNS
IN MORE THAN 400 STRIKE.
BREAKERS.

Lorain, Ohio, April 2. - With the
members of Company B of this city,
ohio national guard, under orders
and sleeping in the armory close to
the seat OF trouble. and three compa.
MES OF Cleveland troops under orders
and ready to respond to a call here at
any moment, quiet prevails at. the
yards OF the American shipbuildine
company, the scene Of rioting for two
days past. The troops are under or,
ders to respond at the call of the
mayor, who has also sworn In q large
force OF special deputies, who are co.
operating with the police and compa.
ny detectives.
Has 400 strihebreakers.
Another train load of strikebreak.
ers numbering from $50 to 200, ar.
rived at $3.50 o'clock last evening, and
the men were escorted into the yards
under cover of the guns Of detectives
and special deputies. The strikers
were congregated about in squads and
witnessed the march of the latest re.
cruits into the ship yards without any
offer of violence.
Supt. La Marche declared last night
that over 400 strikebreakers are now
inside the shipyards and that fully
1000 more are available and will be
brought within the next few days.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
BRAVE DEED OF VOLUNTEER.
Civilian Does a Great Service in BAL
tie to the Iron Duke.

Civilian Does a Great Service in Bat.
tie to the Iron Duke.
1t is not always that the inforna.
ton carried by the recognized aid.de-
camp to and from the commanding of.
ficer in battle which is of highest val.
.ue. There was supreme moment dur.
ing the battle of Waterloo when the
Duke of Wellington was left absolute.
~ alone-and that not when he was
running the risk of capture by sailing
through the enemy's lines. 1t simply
meant that .galloper had gone
his way, each with his message.
At this moment q stranger rode up
to the duke and quietly said. "Can be
of any use. sir?" The duke took one
glance at him and unhesitatingly an.
swered: YES; take this pencil note
to the commanding officer" pointing
to a regiment in the heat of battle.
The stranger took the note and gallop.
ed away with it through the thick Of
the fight. He delivered 1t, but what
happened to him no man knows. The
duke always declared that to be one
of the most gallant deeds that had
ever come under his notice. 1t was
done without prospect of acknowledge
ment or reward and neither attended
its successful accomplishment.-Lon.
don Standard.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
People Talked About.

Former Congressman Galusha "A
Grow died at his home in GlenwoOd
pa. AS a result OF a general breakdown,
attributed TO old age
Henry w. Gnullr. president Of tho
Portland Railroad. Light and Powe,
company and who was president of The
Lewis and Clark worlds fair of 1908,
died at Atlantic City, n. +.
Bishop John G.. Cranberry of the
Methodist Episcopal church south.
died suddenly at his home i'll Ashland,
Va. He was sevenly-siN years old and
had been IL bishop since 1882
Michael Finn, i, justice Of the
Peace in Hancock. Mich, was found
dead in sleeping car on the Chicago
4 Northwestern at Chicago. Heart
disease was the cals. Of death.
Judge Jacob w. Wilkin eighteen
years Il member Of the supreme court
of Illinois, died at Danville, aged sew.
enty years. Judge Williin was next
June to nave been made chief JUS,
tioe
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-04-11
BOOKS DESTROYED
ARE ALL PRIVATE
Singer HERMANN TELLS ABOUT
DESTRUCTION OF Docv.
MENTs.
1B1|fIts IN own BEHALF
DESCRIBES STORMY INTERVIEW
WITH JOHN A. sENsoN IN
LAND OFFICE.

Washington, April 6. - Binger Her.
mann occupied the witness stand in
his own behalf during the afternoon
session of his trial yesterday.
Mr.. Hermann detailed the circum.
stances OF the destruction Of his letter
books. for which he Is being tried.
The destruction. he said, took place a
few days before he retired as commits.
sioner of the general land office, and
was conducted during office hours,
publicly, In Mr.. Hermann's Office in
the general land office.
No Further Use for Them.
II think indicated how to destroy
them" continued Mr.. Hartmann, "by
simply tearing the leaves in half, after
which they were taken down to the
waste paper bin.
"This was done in the best of faith
and not to destroy anything regard
ed as Official. My motive was simply
that I had no further use for them.
I had had no occasion to refer to them
during the six years they had been
accommodating. They had answered
their purpose, and I considered them
as belonging to me, as much my prop
erty as the coat on my back. did it
in the open day, with the clerks all
about me-"
Called II "crooked."
Mr.. Hermann detailed his dealings
with John A. Benson, who is to be
tried here in connection with the
Benson imond-Schneider alleg-
ed land frauds. Hermann said he first
met Benson about a year after he be.
came commissioner. Previous to this
meeting, the witness said, he had de.
feated the payment to Benton of o
claim for surveying public lands.
This case was the first which Mr.. Her
mann encountered as being what he
termed crooked"
Tells About Benson.
Hermann said that two or three
years before he went out of Office he
had very stormy interview with Ben.
son, who called at the land Office.
II lost my balance" said Mr.. Her.
man, "and though l don't usually use
strong language, INDUCED in severe
comment"