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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11
PRZEGLAD
P0uTiD MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, II maja

Austryacko wegierski minister
,n-aw zagranicznych, baron Ae-
~,,-hal. bawii wizyta W Berli-
ME Me byloby W tenn mic osobh-
vego. ale dyplomacya Wilhelma
N oos.arala sic, zeby i z tax zwy-
E,si rzeczy zrobit widowisko.
Minister zabawH 8 dni: cd 80
gvistnia do trzeciego maja by1
a-zvimowauy L uroczystoScia'
uzglednie do osoby goscia Przesa-
l5na. Nidocznie idzie Niemcom
O. to. zeby pochwalic sic pred
.uiatem wiernq przyjazniq au-
,,~racka. kt5ra zaSwiadczyc ma,
odosobnienie Niemiec ME jest
zr5w talk zupelne.
Tako manewr, przeznaczony do
.uenia oczu Europe, jake spo-
b sparalizowania chOc W czescl
.-azenia, wywolanego zjazdami
Nartagenie Gaecie, jako wy
.g do uspokojenia wzburzoneJ
...a.i pubIicznej W Niemczech
mvch. obstalowanie sobie baro-
.. \a~e0tha1a do Berlina mOZe
lest uawet zrecznem pociagnie-
u-u ma szachownicy pOlityczneJ.
Eoumiemy, IL cabinet wiedehsh
zJo}al s.. wym6wiG. gdy mu
Cauo do zrozumienia, jak bylby
rad cesarz Wilhelm widziec u
el.e barona Aerenthala mozli-
vie naipredzej. Takiemu zapro-
szeniu ME mogi sic oprzec mini
~.er panstwa, ktore Niemcami
nezos,aie uiemal lat trzydzieSci
..-ma,nie W Scislym sojuszu. Nile
",my przeto powodz artykulow
lEeunikarskich W Berlinie i Vie
.ra ma temat braterStwa obu
ra.scw. obu dworow, obu armJ.
Ale ma tenn powinna sic skohczyc
uzyca barona Aerenthala w sto-
ley Niemiec. Baron Aerenthal
mrsial do Berlina pojechac, skoro
lego wjzyte zapowiedziano; mu-
s.ai brat udzial W bankietach, slu-
caat toast6w, odpowiadaG ma owe
toas,y mniej lub wiecej zrecznie,
musial pozwohc ma to, ze pra-
sa pruska wyzyskiwala jego by
uost W Berlinie W celach klocia
Anglu obelgiwania Swiata ca
lego.
Me wolno przeciez baronowi
AerenthaIowi zaciagac wobec
P.-, iakichkolwiek zobowiazan i
aEat i'm jakichkolwiek przyrze-
cen. Baron Aerenthal ME Smie
o1.ccyWat dworowi berlinskiemu,
ze Austro Wegy beda mu po-
magaly W walce przeciwko An
ga. Ia walka musi pozostac po-
e.ynsiem miedzy w. Brytania,
a wieczna spragniona lupow, nj
g1r nienasycOna polityka Hohen-
zo.lernjw. Pomaganie Niemcom
" owym pOjedynku panowanie
mad oceanami, o chwycenie w re-
&c handlu WszechSwiatowego, o
wyTOSniecie na istotne imperyum
5-orego wole szanuje piec czesci
s"iata, taxa pomoc ME ley w in
teresie Austro Wegier, ami ich
dynastyi, ami ich ludlow. Me po-
t-zeba chyba tego nikomu tio-
maczyt. Zrozumie to nawet ba-
ION Aerenthal acz go pomawia-
30 o zamiary wskrzeszenia swie-
tego przymierza, kombinacyi dy-
P'9matycznej, ktora W obecnym
aS'adzie stosunk6w przynioslaby
Mrnainiinio n,,a.,l.l- 81 &c t+,rrnnara
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11
TELEGRAMY.

Madryt, II maja. - Nareszcie
radosc w Eskurialu Hiszpa1-
skiej pare krolewskiej urodzii
sic wczoraj rano syn - uprag-
niony i dawna przez caly narod
oczekiwany nastepca tronu. Ma
divorce hiszpahskim towarzysza
urodzinom krolewskich dzieci u
roczyste etykietalne przepisy, gdy
syn sic rodzi, wywieszaja krolew-
ska flage daja FL strzal6w ar
matnich, gdy c6rka strzelaja IS
razy wywieszaja biala flage.
Dziecie nastepnie prezentuja mi
nistrowi cialu dyplomatycznemu
a minister sprawiedliwosci spisu-
je akt urodzin. TAX by}o tym
razem a ceremonii towarzyszyl ME
kiamany entuzyazm ludu, zgroma
dzonego tlumnie pred palacem /;
oczekiwanie - a pozniej radoSc
og6lna zaledwie da sic opisac. w
caiem mieScie w ca1ym kraju
dzien wczorajszy byl swietem =
obchodzonem uroczyscie.
Madryt, II maja: - Chrzest
nastepcy tronu odbedzie sic W
najblizszy wtorek, = zjazd dygni
tarzy ca1ego kraju, duchownych
Swieckich = olbrzymi. Imienia
dzieciecia dotychczas ME zadecy-
dowano. Z okazyi radosnego zda-
rzenia w rodzinie krolewskiej.
krol Alfons ogiosii generalna am
nestye: tysiace osob zostalo ula-
skawionych, tego osmiu skaza-
nych ma kare smierci.
Londyn, II maja. - w Lon
dynie raduja sic po rowni - jak
w Madrycie z powodu urodzin
ma divorce hiszpanskim. Natych-
miast po urodzeniu dzieciecia do
niesiono tenn krolowi Edwardo-
wi i krolowej Aleksandrze. Row
niez poSrod ogolu zauwazyc
mona objawy zadowolenia. Am
basada hiszpanski w Londynie
byla wczoraj formalnie oblezona
przez wybitnych goSci, skladaja-
cych gratulacyjne wizyty.
Meksyk, II maja. = Nieporo-
zumienie pomiedzy Meksykiem a
Gwatemala -zdaje sic = costa
ME pokojowo i pomyslnie zaiat-
wionem. Meksyk ma odstaPic cd
swych zadah co do wydania gen.
Limy (oskarzonego o zamordo-
wanie PREF. Barrillosa). Stosun-
kidyplomatyczne zostana nawia-
zane :posel meksykanski w Gwa-
temali sen. Gambro zostaje pre-
niesiony do Salwadoru, w Gwa-
temali pozostanie tylko konsulat.
Meksyk pragnie w ten sposob IT,
pokorzyc Gwatemale i zaznacza,
re postepowanie jej prez, Cabrery
jestIpozalowania godnem. Histo-
rya tel sprawy i dotyczace jej ak
ia, oraz Gala korespondencya ma
ia bye W najblizszym czasie oglo-
szone publicznie.
Berlin, II maja. = Nova ugo-
da handlowo-ciowa pomiedzy
Niemcami a Stanami Zjednoczo-
nemi, odesiana przez parliament
do specyalnego komitetu, zostaia
przez komitet ten przyieta 20 gao
sami przeciw osmiu.
Petersburg, II maja. = Gar
Mikolaj podpisai uchwale Dumy
Jezeli termin waszej pozyczA sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11

O wyznaczenie sunny $3poo.ooo
ma zapomoge dla prowincyi dot
knietych glodem. w prowincy-
ach owych nedza W porze obecnej
panuje wciaz przerazajaca, Lud-
nose miejscowa ma przednowku
dosfownie mrze gfodu, tysiace
ludzi - zwfaszcza dzieci choruja
ma tyfus gfodowy. = Polozenie
tych nieszczesliwych jest wprost
przerazajace. Do sunny uchwalo-
nej przez Dune car, jego rodzina
i liczni panowie rosylscy dodali
sporo ofiar ze skatrll prywatnych,
a obecnie byiy minister rolnictwa
Jermoiow wyjechal W okolice, glo
dem dotkniete. ably osobiscie "a
lac sic rozdaniem owych zapomog.
(Oby tylko lwia ich Geese ME u
grzezia w kieszeniach czynowni'
kow tez wiecznej uzapomo-
gi" 1aknacych - Widoki ma
urodzaj W roku biezqcym So. bar
dzo dobre: zasiewy ozime zapo-
wiadaja sic bardzo pomyslnie,
Petersburg, II maia. : Wobec
ostatnich zagranicznych dzialah
partyi socyalistycznej W Dumie,
kt6re zagrazaja Durpie = mogac
ia do rozwiazania doprowadzit,-
konstytucyjni demokraci zrywaja
przymierze z socyalami sprobu-
ia dzialac zgodnie z Polakaml,
,,pazdziernikowcami", oraz z u
miarkowanymi monarchistami l
przedstawicielami grupy robotni-
czej. 2 tych stronnictw ma sic u
tworzyc nova koalicya, wiekszo-
sci. Pomimo takich zabiegow
starat szerzy sic opinia, re podo-
bno dni Dumy So policzone; wat
pia, czy potrwa ona jeszcze choc
miesiac. -. Jak donosiliSmy par
tya socyalna W Dumie wyjechala
"a granice, by tam urzadzlc wei
kie partyjne zebranie naradzic
sic mad dalszym sposobem poste-
powania. Podobno ley w intere-
sic tel partyi = zgodnie z jel
przewrotowemi ha58efni-aty -Du-
me doprowadzit do rozbicia i roz
pedzenia.
Baku, (Kaukaz). II maja. -
Strejk robotnikow w tutejszych
kopalniach nafty oraz ma statkach
przewozowych ma morzu KaspiJ-
skiem, ktory spowodowal dlugi l
kosztowny zastoj W kaukaskim
przemySle naftowym, zostal OIL
cyalnie zakonczony ugoda. Mimo
to wielka liczba robotnikow ME
chce powrocic do piracy, znacz-
ma liczba statkow przewozoWych
zosta1a przez strejkujacych spa
Iona lub uszkodzona.
Drezno, II maja. - w pobllzu
miasteczka Oschatz (Saksonia)
w czasie manewrow wojskowych
wydarzyl sic krolowi saskiemu
bardzo przykry wypadek. Prowa-
dill on osobiscie pulk ulanow do
ataku wskutek potkniecia sic ko-
MIA spadi ma ziernie TAXA si}a,ze
ma chwile utrach przytor1lnose'
Wkrotce jednak udalo sic otocze-
niu ocucic go; ME poniosl zad-
nych powazniejszych uszkodzen.
Madison, Wis, II maJa. -
Wczoraj W stolicy Stanu Wis.sza-
lala kilkogodzinna sniezyca. w
Milwaukee, Wis, rowniez padai
snieg przez przeszlo godzine. Do
nosza z Leramie, Wyo., re pre-
szla tamtedy wielka burza sniego-
wa, cd IS go kwietnia panuje tam
wciaz nieslychane zimno, snieg W
g6rach ley ma 7 stop gleboko. Il
ma tam W calej pelni. Z Norfolk,
Neb. donosza, re wczoraj W przcT
ciagu kilku godzin spadla tam
temperature 81 stopni.
New York, II maja. - Sytua-
cya strajku ladowaczy portowych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11
nionych %sssnie 9a4 piets@ W W
og6le W budynk 40 lesaa Psesa
Botka, spadlszy 4ssGzamlia astrze,,
Gle pietro, tam zostai zzSbity, pa
nielsen. q kilka lub Kilkanascie

DO1Ne', oPouiS@J Dx2f6 IFisSV -
Gle pietro, tam zostal zsSsity. pa
miejscu, a kilka lub Kilkanascie
innych robotnikow zostaio poks55
leczonych. Skoro 'rozeszia 2 sic
wiesc katastrofie, zbieglo sic
mn6stwo ludzi, giownie rodzin
robotnikow w fabryce zatrudnio-
nych, ale zarzad fabryki ME wpu-
szczai nikogo, dawal tylko ogol-
nikowe informacye zdaje sie,ze
nawet policya sic ME dowiedziaia,
lie osob zostato pdkaleczonych
Zajeto sic natychmiast uprzata-
MEM gruzow opatrywaniem po-
kaleczonych.
Pawel Botka liczyl lat 40 i mie-
szka1 pn. 1910 S. Albany ave.
Zwioki jego zawieziono do pred
siebiorcy pogrzebowego F. J. Pi-
janowskiego pm. ooS S. Whipple
str.
o lie wiadomo ,pokaleczeni 20
stall takze: 43letni Andrew Bell,
zam. ma rogu 22 I'll. i Wood str;
35letni John McAllister, 122 Blue
Island ave.; 2Iletni Louis Jack
son, II w. 23d str; 32letni Adolf
Matka, I36 Wood str.
ow ,,niepozadany obywatel.'
Charles H. Meyer prezydent
organizacyi Western Fedora
ton of Miners, ktory obecnie
znajduje sic W areszcie W Boise
City, Idaho, jako oskarzony o
wspoludziaf w zamordowaniu gu
bernatora Stennenberga, ma bar
dzo ,,zaszargana" przeszlosc, Jak
sic wczoraj okazalo niesiusznem
widocznie bylo oburzenie Jego
przyjacid ma prezydenta Roose-
velta "a to, IL tenze nazwas go w
swoim czasie ,,niepozadanym O.
bywatelem". Niemaia konsterna-
cya zapanowaia pomiedzy wiel-
bicielami przyjacio}mi Moyera,
kiedy wczoraj stwierdzono, ze
tenze w swoim czasie odsiady-
wal iednoroczne wiezienie w Jo-
liet i re w zawieszeniu jest je-
szcze jeden process, oczekujacy go
w Chicago "a lima dawna zbro-
dnie.
Oto liczac lat okolo 20, Moyer,
kt6ry wowczas przybieral takze
dla odmiany nazwisko Fred Ba-
ker, popelnii rozboj wspolnie z
niejakim Johnem Keatingiem w
domu p. n-rem 721 w. Lake str.
Ia to dnia Ago lutego 1884 20
stall skazany ma rok wiezienia.
Kiedy wyszedl wiezienia, udai
sic ma Zachod i czasem stanaf
ma czele wielkiej organizacyi gor-
nikow.
Wczoraj jeszcze delegaci nkon-
ferencyi Moyer-Haywood" | par
tyi socyalistycznej prosili szefa
policyi o zezwolenie ma urzadze-
ME wielkiej parady W miescie W
niedziele, 1890, b. m. ma Geese
tych ,,meczennikow sprawy".
Szef policyi oswiadczyl, re musi
sic naradzic burmistrzem, "a
MIN udzieli zezwolenia.
Tate uznany winnym.
Edwin Tate, procesowany o
popelnienie rozboju W mieszka-
niu Tohna G. Flinta p. rl-rem 5739
Indiana ave-, nadaremnie wraz
ze swoim obrohca wywofai sem
sacye opowiadaniem, jakoby po-
licya nakloniia go, czy zmusila do
popeinienia owego rozboJu. Sc
dziowie przysiegli uwazali to o.
powiadanie "a bajeczke uznali
Tate'go winnym rozboju, do kto-
rego oskarzony sic przyznal. Sc
dzia Kersten pozniej ogiosi wy
rok.
Tate, jak wiadomo, przed dwo-
ma laty popelnii pewien rozboJ'
"a CO zostal skazany ma wiezie-
ME ina czas nieograniczony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11

A naturalnie poayczymy wan pie
niadze ma budowe tel wtosny. Halter
man.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11

.u Hattermana 4Oletnie konserwatywne
prowadzenie interesu pozyczkowego'
lest dostateczna gwarancya zupeaneso
zaufania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11

"ynajmiicie pudeIko W Hattermana
s@arOcu ochrOnnym mozecie bye
& okoini.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11

Hattermana Skarbce ochronne So
znane ze swego bezpieczehstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11

Hatterman po1ycza pieniadze na
properta. 76S Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-11

Jezeli termin waszej pozyc2h sic
konczy, przyjemnoscla rozletmy
wan uowej pozyczkt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-24
Dinnirn Swine.

On each and every farm there should
be some provision made for dipping
swine. This not only proves to be an
easy and effectual method of disin-
fecting animals which are being
brought upon the farm, but it also fur
nishes a good way for disposing Of
lice. Every swine herd should be
dipped at least twice a year, in the
spring and in the fall. There are very
few herds of swine that are not af-
fected at some time or other with lice.
Some recommend sprinkling or spray
ing for lice. This is not very good
way to overcome the difficulty, as the,
lice are usually found on the head
close to the ears, under the armpits
and in other secluded places where
spraying could not in any way reach
them. Swine thus affected, when put
through a dipping tank, will be free
from all trouble.-W. J. Kennedy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-24
sWEE.NY IN HORSES.
Cause of This Condition and Treatment
of the Disease.

Cause of This Condition and Treatment
of the Disease.
Nothing is more distressful to SCI
or lays a heavier burden Of criticism
upon the farmer than the sight OF On
otherwise sound and we'll formed horse
ruined with sweeny, says the Missouri
and Kansas Farmer. If the causes Of
this condition were better understood
we have feeling that farmers would
nave fewer animals thus affected. On
many farms during the winter the
horses do little or no work. When
spring comes and before the muscles
are toned up the heavy work of piow-
ing or disking is begun. The draft
may not be exceedingly heavy. but it
is steady and unrelenting, and the mus
cleS of the shoulders soon become tired
Then the horse in order to relieve him
self twists his head to one side and
pulls with one shoulder for a time. In
a little while the nerves of this shout
der become so compressed and be-
numbed that paralysis ensues. The
nerves then are unable to control the
nutrition Of the muscles, and they
waste away This is sweeny.
Sometimes drivers of horses are care
less in the way the cross lines are ad-
justed, so that the head of the horse is
pulled to the side, bringing the most Of
the strain upon one of the shoulders.
Then, again, sometimes there is no link
between the Singletree and the whiffie-
tree, SO that the inner end of the for
mer rests upon the latter the moment
one of the horses drops a little behind,
and the entire load is borne by the
outside tug. Horses until they get used
to work should be frequently rested.
If you think their shoulders do not be-
come tired just because the draft is
light put a five pound weight on your
shoulder and walk a mile. You would
think nothing Of carrying two bushel
bag of corn rod or two, but you soon
begin to think it is a dreadful task to
carry a five pound weight even a quar-
ter of mile. Rest the horses often
until their muscles become hardened.
Just a word about the treatment of
sweeny. Since it is merely nerve pa
ralysis which lies at the base of the
disease, it is worse than cruel to put
in roweIs and setons Rub the mus
Giles and excite them with liniment
Use the horse with a breast collar at
some light work The disease is very
difficult to cure, but it generally can
be mitigated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-24
TREND TO GENERALIZATION
Representative Mccall IndJtIges in
Criticism of the President.

Marshfeld, Mass, Aug. %. - "The
tendency Of the times appears to be
first to centralize all power at Wash
ington and then to have it ali eXer-
cised by one man. But 1 say let the
people keep - to be exercised under
their very eves-alI the governmental
powers not necessary to national unity
and safety, and let them adhere to rep
reseutative government. If you have
4 government by representatives chos-
en- with reasonable fidelity you will
have government by the people. Rep
resentative Samuel w. Mccall, a Re-
publican Of Winchester, Mass, promi-
nent III the house, made this state
ment in an address at the Marshfield
fair.
One of the United States Judges
said Mccall, "has just imposed a fine
OF such proportions that it allies itself
with the tribute which a victorious ma
ton imposes upon a vanquiShed one
"a fine that probably is not greatly
exceeded by the aggregate of all 9TH
or fines imposed by our federal courts
since the establishment Of the govern
ment. Whether the fine was right or
wrong, or whether an ordinary ship
per would have been even subjected
to prosecution upon the exact facts of
this case / shall not argue. AS Mr..
Bonaparte is not engaged in sinking
the constitution this year, but an
nounces that he is after game he
might be willing to take whatever
came.
Three years ago congress was
asked to confer upon an executive de-
rartment the power to fix railroad
rates as q remedy for railroad dis,
elimination. At that time there re-
posed upon the statute books the very
act against rebates and discrimination
under which this S3OO00,000 fine has
been imposed-a statute so sweeping
that t not merely prohibits beyond
question the giving or the accepting
of & discriminatory rate, but which,
the law officers of the government now
contend, subjects a shipper to heavy
penalty even where he accepts a rate
in absolute good faith and with no
reason to believe he is getting an lille,
gal rate. The question suggests itself;
Why were not old laws enforced rath-
er than new ones demanded?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-24
CAPTURES A HOUsE.BREAKER
Educator Makes a Flank Movement
on Three Burglars and Manages
to Round Up One.

Petoskey, Mich, Aug. 23.-Burglars
at the resident of Professor NJ. O..
Graves, principal of the Petoskey Nor
NAL School and Business college, were
surprised by the professor, who made
a quick circuit of the house while they
We're working in the rear and came
upon them from behind.
There were three of them and, aft
er brisk hand-to-hand encounter. Pro
feSsor Graves succeeded in choking
one of them into submission, showing
that even an educator may have
surprising amount of muscle. The 9TH
er two madetheir escape. The captured
man is a half breed Indian, who gives
the name of Frank Isaacs. He was
placed in Jail and, despite the fact
that he was brought there by Profes,
sor Graves. he entertains a great re-
spect for him and his prOwess.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-24
THE SWTNEHERD.

The SOW that eats her pigs is i'm
properly fed. Such appetites are al
ways unnatural.
Turn out the breeding sows and pigs,
but remember that when sows with
older pigs are turned with younger
ones the big ones will rob the little fel-
lows.
Don't keep your little pigs shut up.
They will thrive much better if you
fence off a nice clover field for them.
Give them liberty and plenty of milk.
It will not pay to keep the breeding
stock with the market hogs. They
need different care.
You need not concern yourself about
warm quarters at present. What the
hogs need now is shade.
It is the SOW that is five or SIX years
old that makes the best mother. Those
that are too young are not the Desr
ones.
When two filters year are raised
wean the pigs when they are from six
IN eight weeks old. When only one
litter is raised they may remain with
The sow a little longer, but should new
or be allowed to pull her down too
much in flesh.
pigs like and need green feed. If
they have no pasture you will have TO
cut soiling crops for them.
Barley is said to be valuable as pig
feed, but It's not as good as corn.
Be sure to cut, while green, some
clover hay for the hogs to eat during
the winter.
If you cannot have the hogs under
trees, put up some kind of a board
shelter from the heat of the sun. Inc
porkers will thank you by stretching
out bigger and bigger every day.
Clean food and clean drink are aOso-
lutely necessary if you would have
healthy hogs.
Good care will do much to prevent
disease. Remember that prevention IS
always easier and safer than cure.
The successful hog man has many
little things to look out for. Disease
always begins in small way.
Sows should be weeded out as well
as COWS. Keep only good mixers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-24

BREWERY SALOON rs PASSING
Beer Makers of Indiana Determine to
Establish No More of Them
Ends 1000 Saloons.

indianapolis, Aug. %. = As re-
suit of numerous conferences held in
this city and other parts of the state
the brewery owners have determined
to take steps to conciliato the temper
ance people and the "bro very saloon"
is to be a thing Of the past as soon as
present licenses expire. Under an a agree
ment into which all Of the brewers,
with one exception, have entered. they
Will not establish any more saloons in
this city or others in the state and will
not fight remOnstrances in cases where
Objectionable saloons are about to be
established.
IT is believed that fully 1900 saloons
will thus be forced out Of business. as
the brewers have been establishing
them in localities where they wanted
patronage for their beer and men who
desired TO run the saloons did not have
the necessary capital. The brewing
interests also see a saving Of 100000
year in the elimination of cOmpeti-
ton, and it is their belief that there
will be less agitation for a $1,000 Ii.
cense when the legislature convenes IN
1909.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-24
SCORES ON THE DIAMONDS

Chicago, Aug. %. - Following are
the base ball scores:
League: At Brooklyn-St. Louis 6,
Brooklyn Z; at Philadelphia = Gin
cinnati 2, Philadelphia 5;(second game)
Cincinnati l, Philadelphia 2 = seven
innings, agreement; at New York -
Pittsburg 20, New York 5; at Boston
Chicago 3, Boston 2.
American: At Washing
ton 1, Cleveland 2; at Detroit-Boston
Z. Detroit 8; at Philadelphia
2, Chicago 0.
Association: At Milwaukee = Co
iumbus 4, Milwaukee o; Second game)
Columbus II, Milwaukee Z; at st.
Paul-Louisville 4, st. Paul /; second
game) Louisville 4, st. Paul 1-seven
innings, agreement; at Minneapolis -
Indianapolis ,, Minneapolis 1; at Kan
SaS City-Toledo 2, Kansas City O.
fourteen innings; Second game) To-
ledo 6, Kansas City 3.
Western: At Des Moines-Denyer
4, Des Noines 9; at Lincoln-Pueblo
o, Lincoln 4.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-24
10 Cure Halter Breaking.

Horses are not naturally vicious. ana
with proper attention in colthOOd bad
habits would never be found, says q
horse journal. The habits can gen
orally be broken by intelligent man
agement. 4 very troublesome habit
is that of halter breaking. Once 4
horse finds he can break the halter he
is everlastingly at it. 70 cure the
habit is not nearly so easy as to keep
the horse from learning it. However,
two tried remedies for halter breakers
are herein given. Horses that are III
clined to pull and break their halters
when fastened in the stall have often
been cured in the following way:
Two straps are lightly attached to q
rope which passes through ring fas-
tened in the end of the halter strap.
The halter strap passes through a ring
in the STALL If a horse endeayOrS to
go backward suddenly he finds that
the harder he pulls the greater is the
tendency to draw his fore legs from
under him. A few attempts will cure
even the worst halter puller. Another
simple and effective method is worked
out by the use of a long rope. One
end OF the rope is first attached to the
manager The rope is then threaded
through the lower ring in the halter,
back between the front legs, then over
the back and down under the belly, be-
tween the front legs again and up
through the ring to the other end and
then tied to the halter. The halter
breaker will! soon find a surprise in
store for him when he leans back
against the rope, as the pull comes on
his own back instead of on the rope,