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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
SAVED HIS HEAD BY IS SECONDS.
Close Call for German Murderer Who
Faced the Axe.

Dortmund. Germany, Nov. i6.--The be.
heading of Kurschutz. convicted Of the
murder Of a mine foreman on account
Of a wage dispute, was stopped Thurs
day by a reprievc within about quar-.
ter Of minute Of the time when the
axe would have fallen.
Kurschutz. who had been prepared for
death by priests. was brought from his
cell 70 the black in the presence Of the
usual official Witnesses was placed in
irons; hi. head was on the point Of be.
ing put by the cxecutioncr's assistants
on the block. and the executioner him
self, in evening drcss--as required by
the conventions Of his ofgice-was wait-
ine to raise the axe, when one Of the
iaiiers hurried into the execution hall
with a telegram for the governor Of
the prison
The proceedings were Immediately in
terrupted aud the governor, after read
ing the despatch, announced that Il was
an order from the superior court at
Hamm to delay the execution until fur
ther notice. The order was issued upon
the testimony Of medical experts who
question the sanity Of the condemned
man. The case against him will now
be reopened.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
A Reliable Remedy For The
WHISEEY AND BEER HABIT

Very few men become drunkArds be-
cause they ike liquor, II i frequently
the moderate dfinker, VINO before be
fealges ais condition. has become a
lrunkard The nervous system. having
become accustomed To stNnulants, Is
unable to do the same amount on quail
tn Of work without liquor, hence the
victim drinks more and more. This Is
i state of disease and should be treated
bv 0rrifle it destroys the desire for
liquor. 80 that the drink is not missed
There is no loss Of time or detention
from work when 1t is used.
orrine Is prepared IN two formsY No.
the secret remedy which can be used
III food OF drink without the knowledge
Of the patient; No. for those VINO take
the remedy Of their own free will
Both forns are guaranteed. A register
ed guarantee in every box.
Treatise on how to cure drunkenness
free IN request. The 0rrine Co., wash
ington, D. c. The price Of either form
is sd q box making the cost Of the com.
plete cure less than one-tenth what il
Il usually charged at sanitariums. with
guarantee that the expense win BE-
nothing unless a cure Is gained. Mail
orders filled in plain sealed package on
receipt of price.
oIaine IS sold BY Rickert 1 Wells,
Barre, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
SAY BRYAN CAN'T WIN.
Some Democratic Newspapers Don't
Think He Should Run.


Chicago, Nov. l6.--Editorials in some
Of the leading Democratic newspapers
throughout the country regarding vii.
liam }. Bryans announcement Ia the
CommeRef that he Is willing 20 except
q third nomination for the presidency
are as follows:
Nashville American-lt l. pitiful that
great party should be destroyed in
catering 70 the ambition Of an indiyid-
ual whose honesty Is no excuse for
bis folly. Mr.. Bryan will probably be
nominated and as surely defeated.
Charelstown, S. c., News and Courier
There i one paramount and insuper-
able objection to Nh. Bryans candidacy,
hooking at Il wholly from practical
point Of view--he cannot be elected IL
be be nominated The country is tired
Of him.
Birmingham, Ala, Age Herald Mr.
Bryan's announcement come opportme-
~. He has met opportunity this time
and it Is Overwhelmingly in his favor
The State, Columbia, 8. CMr
Bryan's announcement practically as
sures his nomination.
The Sentinel, Knoxville, Tenn. Mr..
Bryan viii have hearty support Ia bis
effort 70 purify politics. BY requiring
the publication Of campaign eontrihu
tions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
CANTEEN IS URGED
By SPEAKER CANNON
Restoration for Good Of the Service"
Ne Says-BrOwnson on Pacific
F1eet

Chicago. Nov. l6-Three rear admir-
ais OF the United States navy. the speak.
er Of the national House Of Representa-
tives and Congressman Foss and Boutel
we're guests Of honor At the fifth annual
banquet Of the naval academy alumni
association
Speaker Cannon advocated the restaY-
alton Of the cauteen "for the good Of
the service Rear ADMIRAL Silas W
Terry responded 10 the toast, The Navy
IS u Was" Rear Admiral Goodrich
urged an increase in sesmen's and oii-
GERS pay and promotion from the line
and not from selection. His topic was
fThe Navy as II T."
Rear Admiral W n Browusou spoke
on The Navy as Il should Be" lie
referred to the prospective cruise Of the
fleet 10 the Pacific and said It was a
right move. 1--WE have right 70 COM
mand honor from the entire world in all
IL our undertakings he declared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
Local Druggists Kept Busy all
Last Week
RELIEVES LAME BACKS.
No Sufferer Of kidney o. Bladder Tfou.
BE OF Rheumatism Should Leave II
Untrlsd- Easily Mlssd At Home,
Absolutely Harmless

That che readers " ihis paper appFe,
elaie advice when given Ii good faith
Is plainly demonstrated rs the fact that
one we'll known ipsal pharmaey supplied
the ingredients iuf the vegetable pro.
seriptiaus many timts within tie past
tNo weeks The announcement of this
simple, harmless miAtafe has CERTAINLY
accomplished much Ia redaeinR the great
many eaAes oi kidney complaint and
rheumatism here, relieving pain and Hiis
ery, especially ameng the older popua.
tion, Nho are alNayk suffering more or
lssa with bladder aud urinary troubles,
hackache and particularly rheumatism.
+ Another well known druggist asks Ne
60 f0utinuo the announcement Of the
prescription. Il u doing ~ much real
COED here, la eaHtlnuss. that 4 would
BE- 4 crime n0f 10 DO 10. II can not b.
repeated Too often. aud further states
many eases of remarkable cures wrought
Tie following i tho prescription, u
simple ingredients, making a harmless,
inexpensive compound, which any person
ean prepare by shaking well IN a bottlei
fluid Extract nandelion, one BALI ounce;
Compound kargun, one onngei Compound
syrup Nafsaparila, three ounces Any
af.t class drug store viii sell this small
amount ot each Ingredient, and the dose
Tor adults i onr teaspoonful 10 he taken
after each meal and again At bedtime.
There i enough here 20 last fof one
wcok, II taken according - directions.
Good results viii - apparent from the
first few doses.
But unless you 60 TO the trouble %
ak the druggist Tor the dandelion and
aarsaparllla separately. aud then hay
one ounce kafgou compound, In an orig
inal lunopencdl package, plainly printed,
guaranteed No. les under national drug
law. and mix INV kaFgun with the other
Ingredients al yotlf home, you bad better
not usc this elcaire prescription az All.
Il may b. worse than useless. perhaps
even harmful. and your money wasted.
Under no circumstances accept the pre-
seripaia All ready prepared, nor accept
any excuse for Offering Il "a yon that
way. Purchase separately the Kafgon
compound. No. l0s. guarantee, a. e..
p5ained above, aud MIX these three in
gradients at home yourself, or don't
use at all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
SENATOR sP00NRR ATTACKS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT,
Says lie Is ErfAtie; Federal Control
Gone Too Far" the Ex-senator
States.

New York, Nov. l6.-The Times yes.
terday credited ex senator John G.
Spooner with telling the National Found
ers' association at their dinner that
there Is entirely two much oeutralisa.
ton Of power az Washington.
"Npn know where the power Is, and
you know who the power Is. Il Is not
necessary for us Go mention names be
said what Is this present government
81 Ours coming to, anyhow lt i federal
control Of this and federal coutfnl Of
that. AN the time making federal con-
troll center around the executive head
that he may have the right 20 take such
initiative a. he thinks best
wal Roosevelt be candidate for
president again. the ex-senator was
asked
God alone knows. lie has said be
won't be candidate lie has said he
viii be candidate. lie Is impulsiye
Ike Is erratie. And although he Is per
iectly honest Ia his desires, the man
does not live who can say whether he
will run again or not.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
Struggle Between Two Grand
Councillors
SAFETY OF THE EMPIRE
LIKELY 10 he Acknowledgements
and Consecutive In opposition-The
Rsalm IN No cesditlon 10
Resist Inner Contentious.

pskln. Nov io.-The struggle for
precedence between the two new grand
councillors. Chang CHI ung and Nnen-
shikai, has finally demorallsed Official
circles and has begun 10 distress the
government The aniaronisln originates
Ia that Of the old aud the young. the
conservative and tho progressive. State
officials fear that . crisis l. likely 90
result The doWagef empress, whose
scxenty.third birthday was celebrated
yesterday, Il IN The position Of an anx-
ious mcdiAtor at time when the empire
Il In 40 position 70 Withstand the herce
contentious Of tho two great Chinese
leaders she summoned 70 pekin in the
hope that they would guarantee the
safety Of the dynasty. Tho foreign
press u North China congratulated tho
dpwarrr empress on her successful hand
ling 81 political problems which would
puzzle the best Statesmen Of the world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
BLOW TO AMERICAN
TRADE IN KOREA
Japan, II Is Claimed, to Increase Duty
on Our Goods frcm 40 10 so Per
Cent.

San Francisco. Nov, iG- The Chamber
OF Commerce has rcsolved 10 ask the
California delegatisa in Congress 70 in
QuiFe into the action Of Japan in an
alleged attempt to override the treaty
existing between the United states and
Korea, with the result that goods from
the United States win be charged the
same rate Of duty IN Korea as ia Japan.
This would mean an increase Of 40 to
30 per cent. On American shipments to
Korea
The matter was called to the atten-
lion Of the Chamber of Commerce here
by HI III Herbert, who, il Il said, il the
oiiieial representative iii America Of the
deposed emperor oi Korea, Hurlbart al
dressed a communication To the Chamber
Of Commerce III which Ne stated that
Japan had taken the initial steps ar a
coarse which, Il carried to fulfllment,
would mean the destruction Of American
influence not only in Korea but in China
az we'll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
FRENCH ACT TO PREVENT
AMERICAN MEAT MONOPOLY
Government Invoked to Stop Erection
Of Great Slaughter Houses.

Paris. Nov. During the eonsidera.
tion Of the agricultural budget In the
Chamber Of Deputies yesterday, NJ Cues
mel, Republican. called attention TO the
reports that American companies we're
contemplating the erection Of vast
slaughter houses nj Hsvre, Bordeaux.
and Ronneuil. not lar from Paris. with
the view Of securing a monopoly u the
dressed meat trade. and introduced
resolution asking the government 20
take measures 70 prevent the establish.
ment Of such a monopoly.
Minister OF Agriculture Rnau said the
government already had been informed
that such a project was on foot and
promised that In the event Of an attempt
being made 10 erect the slaughter houses
he would bring the matter>to the atten,
tion Of the ministries Of commerce and
Justice Mr. Quesners resolution was
adopted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
ROOT DENIES FRANCE Is
SEEKING TARIFF CHANGES.
Movement 10 Get Cold Has Nothing 70
DO with State Department.

Washington. Nov. l6-s Secretary Root
yesterday requested that denial be
made Of the story that the French gov.
crnmest has proposed 60 secure tariff
concessions from the United States
through the Intervention Of New York
bankers a. . price for the release Of
gold By the bank Of France IN order that
the gold might be shipped to this country
20 relieve the present stringenty.
Any proposal Of this character incvi.
tally must pass through diplomatic
channels. and the state department on.
cial,. therefore. would be In position 20
obtain advance information II such an
effort were contemplated The financial
situation and any plans the New York
market may have TO bring about ship.
ments q gold from France, the sccre.
tary said. are not involved In the pres.
emit tariff negotiations between that
country and the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
GARY SCORES TALKKRs.
Too Much Financial Discussion He
Says.

Chicago, Nov. i6.--Elbert II. Gary,
chairman Of the hoard Of directors Of
the United States Steel Corporation,
thinks there's @too much discussion Of
the financial condition Of the country
"An this talk about the so-called tight
money market makes people lean inyol'
UNFAIRLY TO the idea that there really
IA something the matter with the nation,
when - matter Of fact everything y
IN first class shape he said. ut i not
a time for talking. 1t Is a time for a
strengthening Of the general confidence
in the unqueslionahle financial sound
ness and abounding material prosperity
Of the nation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
DRusK WITNESS CONFUSED.
The Defence scoEes-The Case Again
Postponed.


london, Nov. ie.-The dlngy Maryle-
bone police court had almost the appear.
aneo II theatrical matiness yesterday
whom the hearing of testimony was 70.
sumed IN the proceeding brought by
George Hollamby Druce, grandson Of
the late Thomas Charles Duiee, against
Herbert nruce. who IA charged with per-
Jury hy the former IN stating that DC
saw the body Of his father, Thomas
Charles Drucc, lying in a collin on Dec.
Is, 1854, and that he attended the fun
eral, the ease being an outcome Of toe
contest Nr the Duke Of portRnd's e.
tate. Horace Avery, for the defence,
continued bis searching cross,examina.
ton Of Robert G. Caldwell Of Staten l.
land \. y Who got tangled up with
dates. lie swore be was married IN Ire
land, after returning from India "a 1864,
while Mr., Ayory produced . certificate
showing that the ceremony occurred IN
1851. Mr. Caldwell, who was in the
witness box all day long, swoTe that
Thomas Charles Drucc did not die in
December. 1854, as alleged by toe de-
ffndants. Otherwise the developments
Ia court Yesterday were not interesting.
The cross discrimination Of the witness by
Mr. Ayory WAS confined 70 pinning aim
down 10 specific statements, which TIE
defence evidently hopes 90 prove, could
not be true. thus disereliting the entire
story told by Mr.. Caldwell. At the close
Of the days proceedings tie case was
again adjourned for q week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
MINE PROMOTER is
ACCUSED OF FRAUDS
Campbell Taken in Hartford BY Postal
Inspector and Brought 10 Boston;
Wen Known IN That City.

Hartford, NOV TO- Charged with de.
ffauding persons through tile mails, Ar
thur Il Campbell an attorney and pro-
moter, we'll known in Boston, Proyi
dence, and other New England cities,
was arrested here aud taken To Boston
yesterday by Postal Inspector d. E.
Mcleod
Campbell, who il il alleged has figured
i'll many mining stock booms, n sad
to have been wanted by the post Office
department for several months lie was
living in Hartford with Alexander l..
Chase, and had an Office Oh State street.
AIT one time be had an office IN Bos-
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
viii Discuss Country's Geu-
eral Condition
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
Financial sitaation-Senaior WIN 0p,
pose Any Radical Aetion-Migbt BE
Admitted 10 Taft Band Wagon
II Ne pesires

Washington, Nov ID Senator Fora
ker d Ohio has arrived IN Washington
and will soon call on the president Tor
she hFat time since the Brownsville a..
fair hoeams aeule FORAKER iaksa the
position that il j. the duty Of everyone
20 uphold tie presidents hands al a
time like this. and ia withhold crlli
clam.
Il i intlmated that this winter the
Ohio senator will b. les vehement than
formerly Ia hls attacks on the president.
though he will continue to Eight TOT The
negro troops. Tho senator denied that
be would announce himself as candi
date for president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
pEMocRArs scRArcH EIrzoERALD
Boston Primary Elections SHOW Defec-
tions.

Boston. Nov l6 The vote in Thurs
days primaries, officially announced ak
noon yesterday, shows that 5000 Demo
Gratis Went 10 the polls and voted for
some 81 the Democratic candidates. The
official tally shows that l4,247 Of these
Democrats did not vote for John FL
Fitzgerald
Mi. Fitsgerald's total vote was r.
lbs, An of ll24J Democrats failed %
mark his name.
The official figures show that Mayor
Fitzgeralds vote ran below that Of the
winning aidermanie candidates n every
one Of the 2n5 voting precincts. He was
topped fiji every precinct ia Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
ss,9Io,ooo GOLD FIRST
CARGO OF MAURITANIA.
Greatest Steamship Ever Floated Is In
sured for Nearly ss,ooo,ooo On
Her Maiden Trip.

London, Nov. l6--America took fur
thor large amounts Of bar gold and
American eagles totalliag s39l0,a00 from
the Bank 81 England yesterday for ship,
mcnt to New York on the new liner
Mauretania today
fhe Mawetania has ben insured fem
nearly S5,000,0o8 for her maiden trip
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
FARMERS SEE ROOSEVELT
AND Favor THIRD TERM.
Common Honesty ana Common Sense HIS
Policies, lie Tells Them.

Washington. d. g., Nov. l0-"Com.
mon honesty and common sense are my
poiieies,' The president told 4 delegation
ot farmers from central Pennsylvania
yesterday when they told him they en-
dorsed his attitude.
The president also told his visitors
he vas Tor such education a. would
teach the boys and girls 60 live on their
own farms and conduct them intelligent.
~ instead Of hockiue 20 the cities. On
leaving the White House all the party,
nine IA number, said they were Tor q
third term, -Four Of them were Demo.
Gratis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
INVESTMENTS NOW
GREATER THAN EVER.


New York, Nov. i6--The leading rail.
road and industrial corporations have
favored tho Journal Of Commerce and
Commercial nulletin with the number Of
stockholders en- their books AZ THE time
aud ona year ago, from which Il Is evil
dent that securities are being gradually
assimilated By the people. Had the hg-
ures IN each case been complied since the
October crisia, the increase In stockhold-
ers would have been much greater.
The returns cover Is leading industri'
ala with I32,T44 stockholders and 81,
10000, 900 capital this year, against
$4,000 stockholders and slT0o0OO.0O0
year agos also IS leading railroads,
with ss.aSl stoekholders and 81 ,seI 900,
900 capital this year against 0s,sas
stockholders and 81 EOS, 100000 capital
q year ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
SULTAN GAINS Primer
CONTROL OF MOROCCO.
Another Brothers Accession to Him Men
aces Sultan Of South"

Tangier, Nov l6.-The star Of Mulai
Hafd, sultan Of the soath, appears to
b waning Mulai Mohammed, another
brother Of the sultan and pretender to
the throne, has Joined Sultan Abdel.Aziz
at Rahai, and the sultan has caused a
proclamation 20 be read in the mosques,
saying
we have sent Caid Belghal with
troops TO Mogador. The Anxious tribe
Is still ohedient to our commands.
We have sent Caid Mehalla, under
Gen. Bagiani tchief 81 the sultan's
army to ehaouia, and We have sent an.
other force Of troops under Caids Ahul
Meli< and Ben ABDUL Khader to liar
The easablanca and Oadia affairs
are still in course Ct negotiation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16

a Dangerous Disease Affecting Thousands
Positive Proof of Impure Blood.

II Is an Inflammation 81 the membrane and may
affect the head throat, stomach bowels, or bladder
IS CATARRH IN THE HEAD is most common, often
coming on so gradually that 1t has firm hold before the
nature of the trouble is suspected.
Catarh aggfavatedby succession Of colds butdepends
on impure blood When chronic it liable to develop into
consumption 1t is therefore very serious
The true remedy oreatarrh Hoods SasapaIa because
as constitutional remedy il thoroughly pur6es the blood
strikes at the root Of the trouble and the cause
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
The Road 70 Success.

Friend How'd YOU come to write that
best sellerga
The Modern Lit'ry Gent First | was
struck BY thought / epgramised the
thought, sketchized the epigrani, playized
the sketch, novelized the play and ad
vertised the novell--Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16

II have for years been sufferer from
catarrh. ! was Ia sueh condition that the
dropping q tho maeua on arising Ia tho
morning vas almost unhearAhls. II would
tako ne : long time % clear my throat
had pains 10 ny head and a roaring, husslng
sound IN my ears. | tried various rens,ller.
but obtained no relief uniil l began taking
Hoods sanApanlla. This medicine has
done mo more good than al the others
have ever taken. | feel Ike new person.
aud rroommend ilooda SArsaparlllA % all
sufferers frum catarrhal troubles" MnA
Il. BkANEAs. TAiladeaa. Ala
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
CARNEGIE AT WHITE HOUSE;
SAYS THINGS ARE IMPROVING
Conditions VIII Be Normal in a Short
Time. He Thinks

Washington, Nov 10. Andrew Carne
gie visited Secretary Root yesterday and
lunched with the president.
Mr.. Carnegie talked encouragingly Of
the financial situation.
conditions are improving he saidi
they will BE- normal ii a short time.P
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
ONLY . nAraruRs FOR ss.ooo.
University Settlement Worker Pleads
for Bathing Pool and Gymnasium.

Chicago. Nov to-. There are not more
than 20 bathtubs in the 18th ward, a
district containing 66000 people, sail
Miss Harriet Nittun, head resident Of
the Northwestern university settlement,
who was outlining plans for the new
gymnasium and bathing pool to be es-
tabished hy the settlement
Only 204' she was asked. Have you
taken a census
Next thing to it" was the reply.
cone time Or another, I've been in almost
every dwelling ID the ward
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
To Cure ! Cold IN One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROM0 Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II il fails
to cure. Il. W. GROVES signature is on
each box. 25c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16

This great medicine
reaches the delicate passages
Of the mucous membrane,
soothes and rebuilds the it's
sues, giving them healthy con-
dition and ultimately curing
the affection.
Do not delay, but begin
treatment At once with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
Hoods SarsapariIIa

liquid form The form Of hocoad tablets
sARsATABs Sold BY druggists everywhere BY mail loo doses g.
Ansepots tho
mall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
MARc0NH WIRELESS STATION
rs DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Plant at Siasconset Ruined and Loss Is
SeEioas.

Nantucket. Maas., Nov 18The Mar
conf wireless station at Siascoaset was
destroyed by Gre yesterday.
The loss will be seriously felt, as
operations viii be interrupted fer sey-
eral weeks,
The Siasconset station was the first
to be established on this side Of the
ocean for commercial purposes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-16
While They Last !

New Stevens Ejeetor ......... $3.50
New Stevens Non-ejector ..,...... 500
second hand Winchester single.shOt 400
Second hand II. & A. single.shot $50
Second hand Stevens Fasorite $50
secondhand Stevens Pocket Rifle. $50
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-09-07
Smashed the rlachine.

A party of Hancock business men
coming from Minneapolis in new
Winton auto belonging to one of the
party, met with misfortune at the
railroad crossing half mile east of
town saturday afternoon. There is a
sharp bend in the road where it passes
under the railroad track and the pass
ageway was obstructed by Chas.
Skoog's threshing engine. The auto
came tearing around the bend at a
good rate of speed and narrowly es-
capped disastrous collision with the
engine had not the driver pulled his
machine to one side and make gal
lant effort to jump ditch and climb
the wall of the passageway. The oc-
cupants of the auto were badly shak-
en- up and the front part of the ma
chine badly damaged, but otherwise
the Incident turned out luckily for all
concerned. The auto is now at
Wreisner's machine shop undergoing
necessary repairs. At the speed the
auto was going collision with the
threshing engine would undoubtedly
have resulted fatally for some one of
the party in the machine.-Dassel
Anchor.