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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Wc,v Dorf.

lte6er einbulocrttouienb ar
6eit5lole b~eberbergt uu9enblidliob Die
Stabt Neip Yorf, uno td9lih IflpiQi
oieie 3a6l in erihredenDer Weiie an.
Gum eriten Wtnle ieit bent perbdngniB>
pollen Sabre 1898, in Dem Die offente
lihen Sllppcu : Slnltnlten erri6tet
ipuroen, III Die 6jirior9c fir Die @ite
telioien Den Seb6rren iibcr Den &opI
gelpa6ien. Tripote 8ohltbdtigfcit.
Die III pergnngeuen Sdbrcn DEM itdhtis
id)cu o@baritn Separtement" Die
5dltpIinit nbseuummen bate, cr!pcill
lid dl1 un5ureiheno.
llEo mas Dn5 pdtbefiId,itc iii: gtid,i
Die betdnnteu Goiperp : Gbaraftere
3erlumpte SunpItreihcr, gemerhse
mdBigc Better, bilben Die Wtebrsnbl
Der lln eil Sriid 8rpt Sittenoen.
Sunge, trdftige, arbeitspiQi9e 2eute,
meiit nodp gut 9efieibet. iinb 9e5lpunz
gcn. @nben Der Wobltbdtigfeit in In>
iprud 8u nehnreu, hn lie obnc Die
ielben berhunNern miiBten. Seions
0ers n~uffnIleuo lit Die QruBe 3abl Der
jIngcu &uridcu, Die crit III Den leBten
Wipnateu nGh ~uriercr Wetropolc ge@
tonrncn iinr. Sic hammer meiitena
olt5 Sen fleilen StGbten Der Nadbara
iindten unb ertid}lDncu Iidl ibr Slid
IN Ne!p Yprf 81 'uher, nnd)Oem lie Daz
beinl Ole Nr6eit ~perlpren butten. SdD
Oicier 3u6llg perhGnNniBpoll mir Den 10
idon ilberiiilltsn ar0eit3mnrtt ~un'erer
Stabt pnr, il ielbitoeritdnoli1.
Observation-Disclosures GoinnliilGr 9to0eri
w. 1ebberb III iiG bes CRIMES Der
Gage lpobl beiuuBt. Gr bat Muuoz
ichreibcn an Die Yreilc e%rlaiien unb
gItS 8etbau, nm 81 oiclcr 3eit pcr
Dem 3u3ug NrDeilslltehpcr noh Nen
ynri 6u iuarlielt.
Sic 3dbl Der Sbonhloicn iibcrs
idreitet ole @e0riife. Nu ons pere
bdltniBmGBig miloc @c;tcr, bn5 drls
Geu6lidliM in Nclp 2)orf bcrrlht, perz
biitet unid9lidlcs &ciocn.
Sic biQiAen &%nnir6dIlicr iinb iibere
tiff. Sic ct.poS t6cucrcu ~lpciieu lecre
@cttcn aui. Sje6 oacin Ipriht flarer
nl5 nQcs Niloere bon Der bier herr
idlelnen Nptl. Die 6duicr, Die 5e9n
Gems iiir Gin C6bnd redjnen, miiiier
ur9e3dblts Maitc nOneiien. Die Is
Gcutaz0duicr Tiuben nlr meHige Slut
Den. Siiu'6eGH Gents f.ir Gin Nahts
lager III uncrlhlpInRIloI.
&ielieiht noa arURts Seminal bel
lDcrf:bdtiaeu giGt)nenliebc. hns unierc
Gfabt %m;i8lnuciieu lGI, lit Die YUredl
ginc" uor 6lciidmamu @Gderei. III
Sbntlcn Der pprnchmcn @rnce Gblrt
on 70. StroRc uuo 8ronolrap. IN,
Nur@idjiitt cybnlteu bort ~oll1Gd)tlid
400 srlrc MGrncr ibreu beiHcn aniict
uno Gin Gtilcf @rot. fest mcroeu 6is
700 Ynrtioucn miaNeiGcilt. Ird 1iel
lcbcn Die 6iili5Dc6iiritiGen ucrbdltnib-
nrGbig rsipcftaDcl olo unb picle iou,
men nit cinem Morbe, lm bu9 crGal.
lcuc &rot @cib mue 0ino hcim &.
trilocl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
YeIiettc ~NaNboryMntt.

Srau 6. >. Charles bon 3arbor,
Maine. IaBt, inbcm tie iiber electric
9itters 5u ipreden tomnnt, luie folst:
.Gs it %unIere beliehte Tahbnri6aft."
@s pcrbient iiberaG beliebt al .irerben.
@s yiebt lhnelle grlei6terune fiir
Spspepiiu, 2eberleiben, Nierene
beihperbcn. Terbauuugsltorunsen.
NerppiitG. nub oqgemeine 6infdqigz
felt. Seinc @irfung aui hao glnt
oils ein clersiiher Slutreiniser ulaft
es ipeSicIl perlpcnbbar ais SriibjGbrss
Ir5euei. 0icie grobc rdd)tpirtcnce
Comic pirb u1ter 8nrnntie pertauft
in Der Npotbefe bon &. W. q II e.
656 Nain StrnBe. Soma. gu so
Gents Die Slnihc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
WiSeoWTU.

- Sfon ldngc bate iiG ser ailo@
n,cters9lub bon Milipallfee porgenom>
men, cine SuBtpur in ba5 lhone bil>
geligc Sarmlnnb iibli1 bon Wabiion
III mnternebueu. 9n DOT Die 9iodz
riht bon Der Gntbcdung 5lpeier nelieI1
apmeten burh cinen Sarmierj,ngen
Namciis Sobu We0iib, ~millfommene
@elcgenbeit sur @usiubrunG bce TN
ternehmens, tonnie bod s~!eidp5eitie elm
i%n.erenanter @eiun bnmit p%erburben
iperben.
81 bunnelte lid init eine 5lr0li gtei@
len !peite WunoeruIg in Iiloiid)cr
Hidtung bon Der 8i5coniiner Staatee
baiiptitdht oi5. @ohiausgeriiitet gez
gen Die Wit:erunB burh irarmsn
Sipenter, Shneefdppe uno gut ges
ichmierte Sdube nnroe Die 5nbrt mn
Trilbcn Worgcn nn9ctrctcrl.
Nn eillem berrlidGen SeScmbertng
giro CO binaus in Die iGneebebedic
2onoidait. Cine friidc @rile urad,tc
Den Warid MIR u%ngenebmer. Mir
~mlanGnnal luaren Sfneemeben binoers
lid', lpenn CO gn!t onerfcloein geipilIe
SOben III crreiheu. I6er pben ougcz
tomnren, c~ntiddoiate nie pradinpile
}iusiid)t fiir Die iiberitanbener Siru@
pn3eu. Stsqeuipeiic III Der &oriapni
in bluiler Serre nit iclt rifiigell
9cra5ijgen b~e9ren3t. Bran iiiOet es
begrciflid. fn6 Der ourans1eid)idif
Yiarrcr bon Gluru5 por INN etlpn sc
Sabren pieies T~araoieo fiir ie!nc
SG!pci5er GinpoNoerer GuSludfc,
is bot iid Gin fleincr GriaB. menn liz
bus &eimrpeb naG ibrcn Bergen Ell
BriIi.
Die 3ehntc Meilc lag bintcr uls
olS ms eublid in muleriiGber @egenf
bnIbbod cuf einem Sergc lic9enb, bic
,Surm oc3 fleineu Astronomer ge3eigi
iuurbc. %i5ber lporeu mir mir an Ses
iibthimern noblbnbenOer Seute pors
iibergetpmmcn, uno 10 enttduidte un2
oo5 nltersIhrparhe tleine SnlS mi
zen bcicneibeuen Shuppcn mn Stdls
len barum Elm ipenig. ODD Der Gin.
brud lhnanb. ais ms Iriid Gin mun-
terc5 8iir'd)cbcr criSegenirat, Iollult
BON gcinrber @ciimt5iarbe, 6cldleiocu
fnit ihiihtern. IS u u rmier Mnm
gSic Elm 17jdbri8er liebt er or3, ii
nber bnd ihon % Sabre aft. Scr cd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Gin 5aEd)er @crpismnS!

Tie Gngldnber riitn,en ihreu Sii5ieren Der,
Wutp undl. DuB tic Dor brn auee!;i Der Se:noe
feline ihiibeuhe Sefaig iudfen. iptperi benz root'
liehen Glei fiihn Die 9ruit Ddrbieten. Ito onS
Ies1nen lie 6eroisnls, NIB be llnperuunftieen
9~ioooeYu baS COB ctues ioldpci pSelocTthalrs"
gsonnfetio5 RAD. 9lt cas- ). y. aa6l Elm pei
6~entaurl. ioeun mtn lie0 III, aainpie INNS GGiei.l
0eieu perniiteten @ie.lcu hIobiislt? iucl;l man
ben aDrper bel ben linn 6Ygenithetcn Straua5e:t
nid5t nit benz &rGitiguie 5riittcI. ipcldies ole ell
glTi9e 3otnr lelbit barr;ct.t. Ln.erifilBt! irenit
mon BET Den guscichcu, bab Der stDrper IN ieneri
Sample iAcn gelitten nat, i'm, uidat aui1iiit?
pern man bel SopiiGomtrS, Siimrierit boz ben
IIgen. Sniuinbelanii1cu. SeroaMiug5heidluers
Den. 9critopiiug. Ndncrrboioel, HsDers uro
pcrid)"'t nit 5eu beriinmtcu Ct. BeruGco arins
terpii Ell Die ans ben. %reiriten Hf~an3cn'atten
phue ie iche metaulidc, 0bctac Seisiiltbirg
hergt c iino? Sit bac Sei9eanMtb? Siolerlidl
nid)t! sill ioltIer perciSngH 1T niolts on ceteS,
ais Die gtpBte ieI6itn,6rocriid,e Sbcrae't, 2i
Gents. Su alien 9lpotbetea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
2etDcm nmo SoEayS 9eipast.

4. e. "copper" bon WnriQa. y. g.,
ia9t: I'D bin ein Snreiner uuo bate
mebrere idlimme SG,nittlDnnOen ourd)
@udlen'S @rni'ns Salbe aebeilt. IS
cripurtc mir 2eiben unb 9ollnr3. G5
1T bel g8eitem Die bette beileubc Salbe,
sic ib ie ~geiunben Babe" @S bctit
@ruHbmunoen. 0eihlpiirc, Veuleu,
Sie6eripmben. gc5enla uno SInore
r6piben. 3u boben fir 20 Gents in
Der Mpptbefe bon z. So. 3uetc, G56
Wain StrnBe. Su6uanc, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
6dit oTcncs &anS.

SSeDer iii miQfpmmcn, ipcnn mir ms
poblbefinbeu; unb filblcn 10, mcnll
mierc &eroalmuga Sr9onc i'll Ger
r~idtiaen @cile nrbeitcn. Sr. Sting :
Rem 2ifc &iQcn rc9ultcren Die Sb0s
ligfeit De3 Magen2, Der 9ebcr uno Der
Sih0clpcioc unO 3iunr 10 politonncn,
oaB mir niht mlIiu t6nncil, ms pc2
Bphl6efinocn3 5u crfreucn, lpenl mir
oicfc 9Sillcn geOrdr0cn. Sir 20
Gents in Der Tpotbefe BON :. Is.
Ructc, G5G Wuin StrnBe, Subupue,
,So,pu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11

rcidc hcu 9eutldlen gan5 b~eIunberS
nnltDbi9 iinh, in bcioel $,dllicru ser
Scaislntur b~eaiiniti9t, Jest mill man
auc) mod Der neutid)cn Sprndlc ben
MrieN crfldren. Cine bon Senator
GspD cingereitie @ia bat nffenhar
Den 3rrct. Den ocutitben llnterrift
III ncn Dffent!ifen Shnlen 5u be-
idr0nten oOer gan6 u6suihaifen,
lpdhrenb Gin Wr. Gorlct bon Glepez
lono rem Deuriten Sldttern nurf Dem
@c8c be5 8eieeea die itdbtiid,eu unb
Difi5icllcn Anseigcn ruupen mil. Grlr
menn ole meiien Staat5mdnuer III
Columbus iid) nicber rcrtagi bdben
iuerDcn. t0nncn pic &iirScr pieoer
hcruhioter 0n~fdthn1el.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Stto.

IN mlercr 2egi5lniur. iGrei6l
Der oGincim0ti &oit5ircuub", meldr
ic6r 6u ,l1hlichcm Gbuu" in Columbus
tugt, bcrriht piieubnr cun beutid,s
iciuOlidler Weijt ppr. Nidt Belnln
hmuit, roB man Rlscr 2 %prlngen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11

@~cfGb!perben. Sic mar bnbcr aitf nid)t
5u beircscr, einen Nr3t n~uf5uiuden
nbcr lis 8rantenball5 81 gebenL ION
bctn nubn Ibfiibrniiiel eii,. in Der
6%offintng, on,nit ben Sremoforper uui
bcnt nntilrliden 8cgc beieitisen 81
fnnllen. Sao geldng ubcr niht. Nls
Der adiimanu n,eDrcre Gage burcIf
ntittaa5 sum @ilcn nnG @auic tam,
IanD er iciuc ate @irthlfofterin entz
icc!t nl,T Dem Bette iiegcn. Sin Nr6t
sonnte Bic S~poeauriadjs nit @eiuiBbeit
lidjt fc'tIrclen. Dtdn 0laubt dhcr,
ouH lie nit bent %erifllidcn pe5 &c
biNc5 juiammeuhGn9t.
Gin @ebrer ans Mailelt l~telte Scr
b~ortiaen rWor0enpoit", ous Dem
Iufiae cinea clfjGbrigcu SGiiler3
iiber Den Nltmarft folaenoc alcrliebItc
Sarltcaltng hes fleineu 8epbofters
5nr @%crfiIgung: .Gas Mltmnrft lit
cine SteIc fiir Sdulenaer. Nui benz
Iitn1orft III co IN Der 9tuc5i icbr be-
lett. Pm Iihnnrtt iilio pielc S0Dcn,
mo W%trtld1aften ror nl!cl Sin0en,
2luT Dem Nltmortt iii cine 9ruBc Gam
pc, bdmit Die Wu9abuuben iebeu fors
neu. Bic Yoii5ci bat oitf Dem Nlts
mnrtt I6arf u%lti5upoNen. neil iidb Die
WnaabulloeI an allen @dcn idla0en.
Ser Sdnibmair1 befonmlt uuf Dem
NItmarft niio] mandDntal leinc Sie6c.
Senn anf Dem Nltnnrft ut ia dies
mogltd'."
- Gailer &ilheim licB tilr8lid bas
erie NSotssamer GarDcreaiment Hepllc
paiiieren. Nah Der Sarabe ilbere
nabm CT lelber bas Commando uno
licS has Heaiment cine einitituoioc
Sriliibung b~urhmadeu. Gum SnlllB
Ser llebung ihritt Der aaiier Die Srpnt
jeocr &ompnenie db, lieB ein3elne Hes
fruten pprtreten unb rid)tete peri6iez
oenc Sragen an lie, 0~eiouDcrs ans Der
beItIhen 0eicbihte. Gr irogie einen
Mefruten. pb CT Die Gage fenne, Die
lid an DaS Shilbborn : Oentmal i'm
@runelpalo fniipfl. Der 9tetrllt .aes
itnnb, er babe ME bauon aebDrt. Sanu
fraate Der &aiier mlbere Mefrutct be-
siielid perid)tcbcner penoiidlar Sir
ltes, foanfe ieDpd, dlidb bier feline be-
friebigcnbc Intipprt erhalter, 4 iopuB
er lid 81 Der 8emertuns Deruns
lnbt Iob, CO ipGre gut, penn Die Se>
frl,ten mebr leien pilroen. Gtlen
Eommern frn9te Der aniier, DO er
iuiiie. pann Die GobenSoIern ouf ben
preuBiIGen &ouigstbron gefpmmcn
ieien. Ser Wann eripiberte rubig:
.Nein, Mnieitdt." Damn lies Der &ais
icr perihiebene bpbe Gffi5iere portre@
ten lrno itelLte an Die Hefruten Srnger,
mi 81 iebeu. pb JIG Die cin5elucn
Aorp5e Sipilion5z mn DrignOefon,s
manoeure tannten. Sieie Sraaen
milrben ollie pbue Sebler bsantlpDrtet.
HbeinprouiiIs.
Ser &piniiucu StdDtpcrorOnes
ten @crIammlun9 gebt IN Der nGchltcn
;3eit cine SprlaBe betrcffenb Den Neu=
bdlt Der Hbeinbriidc 81. Ser Sis
flts crrid)tet uno untcrbGlt Die Bride
alls eigeuen Wittein, nogeeen Die
StaSt &oIn eirr cinmnlige Iuipen9
Dung bon 2 MiIAonen Mnrt uub circa
100000 Wtarf 1lir bic llnterbalmna
5u Sablcn 6at. Die Bride crbGlt
bier @eleiie uub cine IS Dieter breite
SabrltraBe urb liirbe iomit bas groBs
te @nulpcrt bieier Nlrt III Scutihlane
trr rNptt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Erpteit.

Snloent 81 icincr g8irlDin) /: Seet
ulohncn Die MID 9eAtc 'ehon 3lnl
briiisn Nal lm Die paar %iort
Mietbc =. nenulen gle nos circ MI
generic &nbrnigg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-04

set you ON the roof Of the divide, SHY
ering and breathing fast. 1880 feet
above the sea- There is railroad up
to Lake sTiticaca from MoIlendo. in
southern Peru, which crosses the
shoulder of the Andes at an altitude
about thousand feet lower, and there
is railroad running down into Chile
and the coast from the Bolivian pla-
teau. The only railroad highway.
which crosses the continent. however.
is that which climbs the Chilean moun-
tains to the pass Of Uspallata and runs
thence across the ~pampa to Buenas
Aires Some day this will be a through
line from sea TO sea. and In dozen or
more places tunnel gangs are nibbling
under the upper cordiliera, But now
1t IL open only during the summer. and
even then the fourteen Eilometers. over
the Cumbre. or summit of the pass.
must be made by stage. In winter no
attempt is made to cross. and from
Mendoza. in the Argentine foothills,
over to Los Andes. on the Chilean side.
about $50 miles. the road IL closed.
The Andes In these parts rise to ap-
paling heights. the loftiest of which
is Aconcagsia's $4,000 feet. and the pass
itself Is at not far from l3.OO0-3,9Oo
meters, 10 be exact During the winter
the months of our northern summer
1t is buried In snow, the deadly tenn
poral is likely at any time TO whirl
down on the traveller. and crossing the
cordillera Is as different a,thing from
crossing it in summer as crossing q
prairie carpeted with spring violets is
different from venturing into it during
Il blizzard. when man may lose his
way and freeze to death a furlons
from the ranch house door. Whoever
tries to cross after the LIST of June Is
supposed to take his life in his hands.
I-Gcribupr'S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-04
Mark Twain on Money.

In a recent after-dinner speech.
Mark Twain, after laughingly decIar-
ing that the recent panic was caused
by the removal of '1n God We Trust
from our coins, appended to that state
ment:
"Of course, | am joking. The panic
was caused by wrong idea of the use
and value of money. That is the cause
of all money troubles. The spendthrift
says that money, being round, was
made to roll The miser says that,
being fiat, ii was made to stack up.
Both are wrong. Strangely wrong,
too, in their ideas about money are
the veteran Australian gold diggers.
These simple old fellows, though worth
perhaps hilf million or more, live in
the simple dugouts and shanties OF
their lean early day.
"They have no conception of the
value for their money, they could get
in the way of motor cars. diamonds
opera boxes. Their conception of lux
ury is trip to town. silk dress for
the wife. and maybe a whisky spree
Once featuring, landed in an Aus
tralian port There was no porter in
sight to carry my luggage. Seeing a
rough looking old fellow leaning
| against post with his hands in his
pockets, becko1cd 10 him and said
See here, if you'll carry these bags
| up to the hotel, I'll give you half {
| crown. The man scowled at me. He
(, took three or four gold soyereigns
from his pocket, threw them into the
sea. scowled at me again, and walked
away without a word >,
Our holders of immense quantitie.
of gold in America do not throw an,
of it into the sea. Here il is employed
4 in the organization of colossal trusts
which do not .confiscate any cash, blu
which do not hesitate to handle human
beings carelessly under a system 0
public oppression which yields bi:
dividends. In America not dollars ar
thrown into the sea, but men. womel
. and children.
The money question may be humor
GUS in Australia. but it is tragic il
America.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-04
This Week i'm Politics.

The two political events of the week
that probably will attract most atten-
ton will be the primary in California
for the selection of delegates to the
national convention. and the demo
cratic state convention in Ohio to
name 4 state ticket and also delegates
ar large TO the democratic national
convention. In California a bitter fac
tional fight for the control of the re-
publican state organization is involv-
ed. In Ohio a fierce fight for control
of the state convention is on between
Mayor Tom l.. Johnson of Cleveland
and the .Pattison-Garber faction of the
democratic party.
Other political events of interest
will be the republican state conven
tions in Connecticut, Kentucky, New
Jersey, Montana. Utah and Wyoming
to select delegates TO the national con
ventions and the democratic .conven
ton in Massachusetts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-04

Senator Tillman should feel vindi-
Gated. In an address four years ago
he said that intermarriage between
whites and blacks as a solution of the
race problem would be advanced as
a result of northern fanaticism. Now
we have the spectacle of whites and
blacks at a dinner in New York where
this method was suggested and agreed
TO by the men and women of both
races. True, most of the whites are
settlement workers and enthusiasts
who dream of the fatherhood of God
extreme ideas are abhorrent to
thoughtful men and women of both
races.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-04

eminent. Ii is not the interests of the
publishers alone that are at stake.
Were that the case, 1t would be injudi-
cious for the press to agitate the mat
ter regardless of other injustices in
the antiquated tariff act. The Stevens
bill in relation to wood pulp and pa
per is earnestly favored by all who
realize the need of forest preservation
and prudent utilization of our natural
resources generally. 1t embodies an
explicit recommendation of the presi-
dent based solely on that need. and it
could and ought TO be passed on its
own merits strictly. without reference
to the demand for tariff revision. A
majority of the republican members
of the house would gladly vote for it
on those national and general grounds.
The minority is anxious to vote for it
and would pledge itself to abstain from
confusing amendments 'reopening the
tariff question
But small group of eminent
standpatters defy the majority, fiout
the president. treat his messages with
contempt, refuse To consider or hold
hearings on the bill, resort to subter-
| fuge after subterfuge-a in order to
avoid straightforward action. The emf
nent trust BUSTER Uncle Joe. introduc
es a resolution for an independent in
quiry by a committee that has nothing
to do with the wood pulp question and
whose findings would bind no one and
hold out no promise of legislation
and that other eminent trust buster
Congressman Mann. is made the in
Quisitor in chief 10 put the publishers
on the defensive and obscure the real
the paramount arguments for the wood
pulp and paper proposition.
But whom will all these tricks de
ceive? Do the individual representa-
tives imagine that their constituents
will be terrified by the names of Can
non, Payne and Dalzell and accept as
sufficient the pitiable plea that the
house could do nothing against the
veto of that triumvirate? The individ
ual representative will have TO face
the music in his own district, and bun
combe will not 'go.'"
Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-04

water to revive Kate. and. with lit
tie moan. she sat up.
"And to think that I was going to
elope with, him" she gasped. He
asked fathers consent to our mar
riage. and father refused it. Father
was sending me to Boston to forget
the disappointment. and it was agreed
that John should take the steamer at
the last moment didn't know that
that
THAT he was going TO rob the bank
on his way to tue steamer asked
Paul. I'm sorry for you. Kate"
I'm not" she said. with sudden
spirit. I've been silly and stubborn.
1t has not only saved me from clipping
with thief. but it has shown me-
She paused in confusion. and Paul
took her in his arms.
"lt his shown you that il was L.
after all:" lie questioned.
Her look made answer. and his arms
| frightened protectingly about the girl.
Wen sail on the next steamer" he
| promised. land it will lie on our honey
moon. guess you'll enjoy the trip
| more than you would lave .tonight's
voyage"
I'm glad waited" assented Kate.
| but her glance told more than that.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-04
The Drink Ideal.

Here Is to buttermilks beverage fine
Drink that beats booze forty ways
Better than brewery products or, Wine
Worthy ofsbountiful praise,
When you are thirsty il goes to the spot,
Instant relief TO extend,
Cooling the throat that was parching and
hot. .i
Acting the part of a friend.
All of the doctors who know BIC
Give IL their Warmest q. X.
Say that it's better than bitters or tea
Any old time in tie day.
Swear IL Is one of the healthiest drinks
Man has discovered ald much
Better than mixtures induced by a wink
Under the soda clerks touch.
Fresh from the churn In a gold speckied
flow.
Favored with nothing but ice.
Brimming tin dipperfu. bound to bestow
Blessings that come without price
Drink of it daintily, taking your time.
Sip ii in soulful repose.
Getting away with 1t makes you feel
prime
Down to the tips of your toes.
Here's to the health giving drink for the
gods.
Ho. for buttermilk spree!
Holding lis devotees. giving no odds.
Just get the habit and see.
Leaving next morning no brown, fuzzy
taste.
Causing no riots nor strife,
Leaving no record you wish to efface-
lilo. the elixir of life!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-04
Again, the Hearst Attitude.

William Randolph Hearst, through
ing the proposition of reduction OF
the tariff on print paper. Here is an
other illustration of the peculiar meth
DDS that operate to control the actions
of Mr.. Hearst. He has Il very favora-
BILE contract with the paper trust. ex-
tending for some years in the future.
Consequently he writes, or directs the
writing of editorials, encouraging the
republican party to "stand pat" on the
tariff
Mr.. Dalzell, one of the triumvirate
in the firm of Cannon, Payne & Dali
Zell. reads these editorials in the
house to encourage his fellow conspir-
ators in their course. Thereupon all
the people who are proffting by the
tariff ring pat themselves and each
other on the back. smile loftily, and
exclaim, NOW, what do you think of
that?" The truth of it is that Hearst
is always for Hearst. Anything that
stands in the way of his immediate
and personal profit he opposes. Any
thing that will help him as an indi.
vidual, he is for. He is willing to
enter into any combination. scheme
game, or side deal that will insure to
his advantage.
His course on the paper trust is
the same that he has pursued politi
cally; with loud professions on his
lips, his actions have always been
selfish to the, degree OF hoggishness
No wonder. therefore. that, having
cheap paper himself, he is perfectly
willing to see all of this contempora
ries bled TO the full limit.
:. Read the Chicago Record-Herald, {
republican paper ON the same sub
ject:
-" Our Washington correspondent state:
on high Canadian authority that tn,
dominion parliament is not expected
by any well informed person to i'm
pose an export duty on wood pulp
Such measure, Ii is true. has beer
advocated by certain interests, but |
is vigorously opposed by other impor
tant and politically influential inter
ests, and no action is at all probable
for the present and immediate future
This disposes of the last refuge Q
the sophists and artful dodgers who
having determined to do nothing tina
might in any manner or degree affec
the tariff, have been hard put to 1t t
find plausible reasons for their unpopu
lar and indefensible position on TIL
wood pulp and print paper question.
The whole affair would be farcica
II 1t did not involve grave and far
reaching assault on representative gov
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-04
A Iudae,s Poetieal Request.

In memoirs of Famous Trials" by
Rev. L. V. Burnaby, is an amusing
story about the late Lord Bowen. "a
brilliant, intellectual and clever judge"
His lordship wanted lift to the lord
chancellor's breakfast in 1888 and ad-
dressed the following request 10 his
old friend Mr.. Justice Mathew:
Ny Dear ]. C.-Will you be free to car
~ me. beside of thee. in your buggee to
3elbornc's tea. if breakfast he intends for
we. on November next d. V. eighteen
hundred and eishty-three A. D.. for Lady
B.. from Cornwall c., will absent be and
says that she would rather see her hus-
band be d dash ID than send to London
her buggee for such a melancholy spree
as Seiborne's toast and Selhornes tea?