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The Detroit times., 1908-01-15
AOIRE DAME Puts
DOUBLE GROSS ON
: LOCAL MAGNATEs
ocHEDuLEs rETRoIrs AND THEN
J. HOOKS ~y- FOR SIS MosE--UN-
: pERsTANpINc WILL RESULT
I'VE NEXT ATTRACTIONS.

Unless Manager Jake Mazer Of the
Detroit basketball association and
Manager Al Huebner, of the Y. NJ. Q.
IA. team get together. prospects would
.nesu 10 Indicate that they will be
made the victims Of unscrupulous Wis
King aggregations In ways extremely
harmful TO the interests of the leading
sport In this city.
The mixup over the Notre Dame
iaame IL the recent case in point and,
While the present effect has been to
very considerably boost the ante which
the Catholic collegiates will secure
{or playing here, It throws no great
credit on their sportsmanship and
VIII undoubtedly result in a thorough
understanding between the two local
un&nates 20 prevent recurrence OF
lo11nllar tactics.
when Pm, steal Director Maris, of
Nokro Dame wNs here several weeks
~. he negotiafed with both the De-
tr01t ives for q game. Mazer entered
ln1o q correspondence with the Notre
Dame student man ager, asked his
terms, was offered the game for SIS
ho. has the lettcr--accepted and con-
uf6ered the contest scheduled.
Huebner, not knowing the Mazer ne
eotiAtions, was offered the game for
t1U0. He accepted also. In the crisis
'cr6ss performance of which, to do the
YIN. q. A. man justice, he says he
knew nothing, Notre Dame got SIS
more and copied the date.
Ff I'd have had any idea was over.
Kidding Jake. I'd have called off all
negotiations immediately says Hueb
nor.
The moral Is obvious
I Both the big teams are preparing for
{rnportant games In Detroit against
ntnte teams. the Detroits meeting
>Jnckson Y. M. c. A. at ID. A. G. Sat
nrday night. while the Y. NJ c. A
takes on Michigan Agricultural college
IN the association gymnasium Monday
evening.
Wednesday morning Manager MAJ
ar. Of the Detroits, announced thai
he had scheduled the Dayton Angolas
one OF the strongest teams in Ohio
FOR game in the Light Guard armory
Jan. 20. The Angolas include a mum
Der of former college players from the
BIG eastern teams and the Detroits ex
pect Z hard game. In the preliminar
les, Central high will play Western
md Eastern will clash with ID. U. s
II the series for the big cup.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-15
NOLAN AND BAT
HAVE MADE UP

OGDEN, Utah, Jan. 15.-'T have
made up with Nolan and we will start
on our tour OF Europe at once. Well
fight in England then show at Erne's
club in Paris"
So spoke Battling Nelson today.
Il have found that enemies OF Nolan
told me lies about him." continued
Nelson.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-15
SPLINTER Gets
JOB At LAS

Dan Kelly, holder of the worlds rec.
ord OF 8 3-5 seconds for the 100-yard
dash. national champion at the broad
lump and wofld-renowned for his
prowess in both these events mas at
last found employment and no longer
walks the Detroit streets without In
dependent source of support.
Through the influence OF several
The Detroit times., 1908-01-15
CHAT LAND COMMENT OF
SPORT eAND SPORTSMAN

A probability
"a Elephants manpuae their ability IN taking that
The Detroit times., 1908-01-15


n In
cut to empora success that is some
attained
20
baseball, cheate
football cheates n boxing cheaters-yes a lew
them-in wrestling
JUDGED BY THEIR NUMBERS. THE CHEATERs. WOULD
sUPERFICAILY INFER. NEFARIoUs
TRADE WITH PROFIT. TRACE THEIR
EVER. AND ONE COMES SUDDENLY THE REALIZATION
THE CAREER OF THE cHEATER Is SHORT
18Th. FAILURE
Sooner later the sporting world wise When the
thrown into the darkness oblivion
There pathetic sight than
his
eeae by means Of cheat within cheat robs his cheating rival
and such thing honor cheas thing
WORLD Uttered THE WRECKS OF
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN OTHERWISE SUCCESSFUL
ABLE CAREERS WHICH HAVE
REEF OF DoUBLEDEAIING. REMAINING
SERVE A WARNING SELDOM
ICEssoRs.
Occasionally a
lcape
co result cheating diamonds
blacklist
life 9
The Detroit times., 1908-01-15

prominent members OF the Detroit Ath.
etic club. place has been found for
he athlete as clerk In the auditing
department of the Pere Marquette and
he has entered on his duties.
AS coon as Kelly gets on his feet
financially he announces that It is his
Intention to join the Detroit Athletic
club. His expenses to the trial Olym-
pic game meetings will be paid by the
directors OF the d. A. G. and IL is prob
able that he will represent the club In
the big meeting to be held at London
next summer.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-15
Hat Clearance

OUR 90 and $3.50 HATs-Broken lines OK Stetson.
Guyer and other well known makes' browns.
grays and blacks all shapes 60
in soft and stin. now clearing at ...'.... ~
The Detroit times., 1908-01-15

Of
wrestling
<< The king cheating wresters his day
Bobbie lightweight
a
20 adopt cheating
: a s.a
a
fellows
cuses MANY THOUSANDS MADE ON THE
MAT We A I'M
MAN WHO TAKES
MANAGED TO MAKE A
AHEAD GAME admit,
but
smooth be
for it knocks of which
lselfk welfounded'
The Detroit times., 1908-01-15

ing in the little Of game ! attempt >--
which employ: it ''' 'Dn'
method of cheating employed baseball the c
The prominent in this line OF
complicated communicated them to his
THE PHILADELPHIA CLUB COMPRISED AT THAT
STRONGEST PLAYING STAFF BASEBALL NEVER
A REMNANT. SYSTEM EVENTUALLY
DISCARDED
Jennings
No good was HUGHES prompt dictum 1T might result in few
the club would stand for it. which
Tigers boldly pennan
theirs The prominent example this furnished
>--.4 by the University OF Georgia which assembled
1Tofss
individual getting the field
playing game In faculty
got regular
all the WITH SPIRIT WHICH THE FINGERS" HAD BEEN
WEEKS LATER A VICTORY A
DEFEATED AGGREGATION AT WHOSE HANDS THE
ERs"
Georgia incident forget
@ s "a R0is
6 6as TO WIN AND WIN BY FAIR MEANS %SsE.S o4=:
5 oneh in >->
Ed Geers drives the found the fact that
country.
which honor
able that faxed and the world what
occasionally trotns
whereof MONEY.
BY BETTING A FIXED RACE OF SORT.
Arthur Duny probably the shordstanee the
wiped the
The Detroit times., 1908-01-15

A - r TImxI UXUDV1 T1tKBApIgu
The Detroit times., 1908-01-15

Tho W.T. 0ide indoor baseball
t11n DlnV1 t6DlsAt % rpnt1ac. The
(1I1 Ne DIGylRs 1o 20 be et fntefuys
~ W01llng room n time to catch ne
. Ga oscIoCk oors Ted Smith, Paine.
[0ngioI WoD(, Thoxbuyn. ". Smith,
1(1veo Kcn9lDG 8co1y Boston, De-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

Spl5faIer -. 1877 20
Sir Sen Iilhpirtb in @isconiin.
bem man bie @leiupreiie na6 geliebeu
in Die Sobe lhraubt, be5ablt es iih
bemnadl, bie @eritc an nerfiittern unp
Dem Wsebltruit Die &leie 5u iiberlaiien.
- ,2anpmdnn".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

len. @ie elm seiiinber rnb gut ses
ptle9ter Baum ausieben mu6, 1T
ibnen IN Der r8iua Sui6" aud aee
5eigt fporoen. tpie elm 8aum nidt
ausIeben fol-, bns fDnnen piele bon
linen nun auf ibreu Saumitiiden
feititeaen.
Wir BADEN bier auf bieie pribate
SbItausiteaung bingetpieien niht
nur. neil lie or iih 8eadtuns bers
oient, i%onhern audi neil cine Be-
ipre6ung bieier Gusiteuuns seeisnet
eri6eint, dnbere Sbit3ii1ter NIT herr
porragenpen GnIagen gu elmer DIM
ltfen inbiretten Sorberiing bes
Sbitbaues an5uipornen. Ser nod
iebr Der llnteritiieuns bebari.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
1%tneriuartete Wirfuna.

a.: 9u fiebft ia 10 nieberses
T6lasen aus?
g.: Sabe audi 1triade ba5ul Senfe
Sir, seitern fhide ih meinem Sausz
fpirtb, Der ieinen @eburtstag bate,
einen ganb meiner @ebihte dls In@
gebinbe uno - beute bat er mir gee
fiinbistl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
aoitenfrei fur 8rndleibenOe
Cine ateiae CdJnelIe Rnr

SD babe neue
un6 tpi6tiee Guts
o%edunger eema6t
bednglib Der Seis
lung bon Bruhs
f6doeu nHo lueroe
ipdbreno Der nd6s
item 80 Tage eis
ner ieoen an Druid
i~eicenoer @erfon.
mel9e biefe 4ns
tpeifurg 5efoIor.
bic @eleg enbeit
eeben bieie nuns
Serbare SauSiur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
8el5iter Sipeifel.

Waurermeifter: Ser Sausbeiiser
lit elm idledter 3nbler. Sest peiB
iG nidt, ion ih linn i6lefte grbeit
%liefern uno iie nur serins bere6nen.
ooer ion i9 quite Grbeit liefern nno
ooppelt bere4nen, Inn cher auf meme
Soften 5u fon,menl-Salt, i6 bab's:
ib liefere idIedte arbeit unb made
eine geial5ene Gehnlne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

81 perfuebeit. uHo 5tudr fuitenfret.
@eseifueu eie auf Der sIbbiIouna bic Stels
hes @rnts. beontiporten Sic bic toIseroen
lSr0rce i~N FN~NNv ~fc stefan ScttST nm.
Sr. 20. {. Rice. 81 @ain st.. goauls, q. q.
Die alt Der ~gru6f@aoeI.
Ndrte. ......
ssopnoti,
S6merSt Der Sru67
Iraaen Gle eiu 9rut6aHo2 ...............
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
gertittere. mas ea sesusen bait!


@as Der Sarmer Iel6it er5eusen
lam, bas brandt ct nidt gu faufen,
linb @elb, bag er ipart, bIetbt IN
ieiner Saihe!
Son Der re6ten SItterung unb
Bflese Ser 8iibe bdnat Der grfolg al.
Sies iehen audi Die 8oriteber Der
@eriuhsltationen ein. ilnb es perber
leit Snbren ihon 1eriuhe gema6bt,
um feitSulteIen, ipelde Irt 8utter fir
Die 8iibe unb bds Sungpieb am pors
tbeilbaftelten lit. unb tpelfe Itlfs
raiie Die srobten S%eipinne abiptrft.
Gpl6e 8erIu6e tpurben audi auf
Ser Reconsideration bon 8isconIin ses
maft, unb (beildufis seiast) lit bic
aenannte Citation pohl in Der Gage.
UNI in bieier Hidtung 5i experiment
tiren. 9enn Dor 5ebn Sabren Tim
189S) begnnn man nit Dem Sernns
5iihten Der Seerbe, Die iest aus ca.
80 Iildfiiben beitebt uno In Der fat
iebe @ilhraile pertreten lit. Siinsit
CAB Die Station elm Bulletin iiber Sic
nYfleae unb 3eiitunsen Der Seerbe"
berals, bas bon 1rof. Geo. g.
6ilmpbrep uno Yrof. S. @. IoH bers
faBt fpnrbe. Sn benz Bulletin betBt
es an elmer Stene:
1Gs sibt runb ~ MiQion Iil6s
fiibe IN @isconiin uno Die @innaba
men 'alts Der Observation-Disclosures betras
gen iiber f%iinf5is Milionen Collars
pro Sabr. Sebem, Der ii6 nit Ser
Sa6e befaBt, mtrb es einleubten, bab
Der grtrag. ob5ipar idon eroB, bod
nod bebeutenb erb66t perben fonnte.
uuO 6fpdr bur6 cine ibItemati16e
Yflese uno S~iitterung Der &iibe."
Sn Dem 9eri6t iiber Sic 1flesc Der
5eeroe duf oer @eriufsitation beiSt
es. Dag es iotpobl binii6tIih beg
Rilf]getpinnes ipie aiih bes materiele
len @epinnes (bes Srofites) es ant
portbeilbafteiten iei, Sutter an perfits
tern, ipie man es auf Dem 2anoe siebt.
@or ca. 5tpei Sahreu CAB bieielbe
0e riudsitation Elm Bulletin iiber Ios
genanntes ~aunitfutter" berols, in
Dem oieies Suffer. bas 10 grpbnrtig
in ben an5eigebungrisen Sarmer3eis
tlinaen CD ange3eigt pirb, beim
redten Nanten senannt unb ben Sars
mern erfldrt tpur0e, fpie gerine ser
Ndbrtpertb I'M 8ereleib 81 Den
Soften iei.
Gs tpirb ieitens Ser Iil6ipirthe
aber nod anoeres Sutter sefuuft =
in eriter 9inie 8leie. @iele Sarmer
berfaufen ibr @etreibe unb faufen
3leie, I'M euten @lnliben. be &leie lei
biliger als bas 8etreioe. &leie
foftet $50 biz $25 Die Son pber $t.00
big $1.25 pro 100 Yfunb. @erite
su go Gents fpitet ca. $t.20 pro 100
Rfrnb, lit als Shrot ein beIieres
Eutter unb rei6t ipeiter nls 3leie.
Sic &leie, tpie man lie b~eut5utage bat,
ut tpeiter nidts als Die biinne Gdale
bonn 8eisen, bie ntdts in @eItdlt bon
Webl ooer Hnfmebl nufipeiit. Sm
@erglei6 5um @eisenpreis lit lie biel
5u theuer.
gSie Ii6 sic aleie bem @eritens
i6rpt seecniiber perbdlt, Iebrt Die
folgenbe Snbelle:
i6rot.
Sroteinitoffc 70 II
S%ettitofie -. 81 100
Stiditpfffreie
grtrafttoffe =. 10 81
&ol5faIer 1877 20
cs;, Ser m;Ihrr;rfh l., Risr,p,;,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
aus ber Smule.

aus Der SWuIe.
Sebrer: 8arldetb Jag mai. fper 1T
Der Srdgite in Der 9att5er1 alaile?
&arl: SD fann's nidt iaeen.
2ebrer: On neiBt es idonl @enn
ale Gnoeren fleibig i6reiben unb on
ben Gufgaben arbeiteu, tper iibt bann
trdse anf ieinem Stubl nnb iiebt cuf
Die Inberen?
8arl (5oaernb) Ser Serr 9ebrerl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Gin Amtsseb eimniF.

@o5u braudt benn mein Mann
feline neuen Soien, amtsSiener?
Bas auf Dem Hatbbaiis paiiiert,
Srm S6ultbeiB. lit eisentli6 @mtss
sebeimniB, aber Inter iins geiast, bat
Der Serr Sdultbetb bas SintenfaB
iiber Die Soien binunterseiduttet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Srrthiimlidle Nnffafinna.

Cine @aitpirtbin. BEL Der biel @es
idirr 5erbro6en miro. fommt iebe
8o6e anf Den Nnrtt nno fault elm
paar SeQer. Oils lie tpieber einmaI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Wrauhbar.

Gle iinb alio NIT Der Srai, sic
Sbneu Der Seiratbspermittler be-
ior9te. Sufriepeu?
Sogar iebr! - Ils cr fiir5lih
lam. nm feline 8ebiibren 5u forbern
- bat iie i'm 9lei6 Die Sreppe bins
unter9eiporfenl -I.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
3nrse Gbfertisnns.

nnbemittelter Sreier: Serr Gill,
%oenltern. i9 liebe ibr Srdulein God.
ter. Seit Dem Gage, an benz i9 fl
fennen lernte, lit i6r Bib in meir
Ser5 einsesrdbenl
@~iilbenftern: @raben Sizes niebel
ausl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

Srdnlein: Iir 1T bas Sinsen bers
boten norben.
9err: Som Gr5te ober bon SIREN
Rahbarn?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
spab mnB aud iein.

M M
@@@s@@-@@m@@@
Die abnunsspple 9bdtn.
Sun9e 9ausfrau: $50 nun meir
@ann bletbt. es lit i6on elm bal6 5tpei
nbr unb ionit lit er bod idon INNER
INN Gins 81 9auie.
&06in: sd babe mfrs elei6 ees
pa6t. Sic bdtten ni6t iaeen io(len.
oaB sic beute ielbit fofen tpoleu.
Or benst ppr.
Bie eefdnt Sbnen mein Bib, aber
bite. aifriftis, obne S6mei6elei.
sic entihuloiaeu ihon. aber i6
balte ni6ts bon Der aufri6tieteit,
man fabt iie setp0bnlid als ltnbofs
li6feit auf.
Simmer serftreut.
'Sotelier: Sinh &lasen einses
laufen?
Sberfeaner: So, Der Serr Yros
feiior in SIR. 5 bat bas 8ei6hperoes
bu6 berlonet unb ii6 barin iiber feline
8irtbi6afterin oabeim betlaetl
- y -
gon Ginent sum- Mnberen.
RabtpGbter: 8iHen Sic benn
ii6erbaupt, mo sic tpobnen?
8%etruntener Qalleub): 2dfien's
MIDI nur; nod bier 2aternenpfdbI'-
bann bin i6 su Saiis.
sus benz geridt zines gemeinbe.
Il purfeberS.
Sci Der bdrauf entitanbenen Hdiis
ferei purbc benz Sepp iein 3~tpeites
unb lebtes Sbrldpp6en abserifien.
y y -
Sas 55hite.
Serr: Stun, mas lit S6uen
benn. sndoiees Srdulcin. IN Sbrem
Ibbofatenitanb biz jest bte erobte
9enuet6uung eetpe1en2
Game: DAB i6 BEL iebem neuen
Rro5eb cine inn entipredenbe nere
Soilette anlesen fonnte.
- - y
Srase.
Srdnlein: Wtir lit bas Sinaen berz
boten porben.
9err: Som Gr5te ober bon SIREN
Ra9barn?
1tnerinartete Wirfnng.
a.: On fiebit ia 10 nieberse.
I6lasen aus?
g.: Sabe audi 11riahe bd3ul Senfe
Sir. seitern fhidc ih meinem Sausz
tpirtb. Der ieinen 8~e6urtstag bate,
einen ganb meiner 8eSihte als Inz
gebinbe uno - beute bat er mir gee
fiinbistl
- ~ -
Ertmanerftebe.
G@, @tar, tpie Iieb bait 9n midi
benin?
60 lteb = i6 f6nnte mir fir Sid
Den S6nurrbart abnebmeu laflenl
~ ~ ~
Belt lit 9jel6.
Game: 8as, bieier s6ranf
ion 400 Sabre alt fem unb toitet
$50 Otarf?" :. Ser lit mir an
tbeuerl
Observation-Disclosures: 8enn sic
ii6 nod large beIinnen, 1T er 500
Sabre alt unb foitet 800 Warf.
- ~ -
Stt Heftanrant.
8ait: Saeen sic NAL, SrGulein,
ous Sleiib lit lpobl bon einem S6ien,
Der unsliidli6 liebte?
&elnerin: 8ieio benn?
@aft: Nin, neil es nod boiler
Sebnen lit.
Wir &5life inter ms.
&obes: SGB 30 sebobt. Neres, bd
S6rinser Siinn. bd ie ebid Dor aa6
Sag us De 2iuoebure erusseIofie ban,
neil bierobbe?
&eres; Sd tpebb pibber ne 80ds
iaa trdgen banl
Neres: 8obes, iputt mdbt bann
Sinse 9ein en- Berlin?
aobes: Sd f6riep.
Neres: @orom idriep bd Damn,
gum SergnDee pber ON @eIb?
8obes: Wann bd an mid i6rieb,
I6riep bd iutner ON @elb.
- - -
Wpbern.
SoGter: Sapaden, mas beritebt
man benn eisentli9 inter blinber
2iebe?
@ater: Hi, tpenn On beirat6eit,
obne Did 5rpor i'm @nsfnnftsbnrean
iiber Seinen 3~ufiiuftisen gu erfuns
bisenl
e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
g,axet.basreer @asetts, pie,,stae, nen TO. a1nnenber 1908.

Srau, Sic bertragen iih tpobl nit
Sbrem @ann iebr i6le6t2
- ~ y
Mbtpehslnna.
8abriaserin: SIR 3ufiinftieer 1T
blono. itattli1 unb bat blaue Muaenl
SrGulein: 5m, alio 9erabe bus 8e>
eentbeil bon meitem @egentpdrtigenI
- - -
Tnrunt.
@ermittler (sur alter ssunafer) /:
Selte lit elmer ba. Ser intereIiiert Iid
iebr fir Gle. BEL Dem biirften gle audi
iifer Slid baben. er trdgt cine tart
Dunfle 8rinei
Seine itrnffreibnng.
garpn: CO lit bod ,bes Seufelsi
Seit groffnung Der SaeS iaee ib unb
babe nod feinen 9aien getrcffen.
Soriter: Serr Baron iinb mn 10
giitig, uno betpiItgen Dem 8ilb cine
ldneere S1on5eit.
- - y
Hidt ans Der Jafmns sn brinsen.
@ertbeibiser: 9as son5e Ser.
balten bes Gnset, 9ten bat uns se.
5eist. bab er fem 8erbreher fem
lam - boren sic nlir fem bera5ers
bre6enbes S1lud5en.
Gimme aus benz subitorium: Ser
0aeni9 idnarft ia.
@~ertbeibieer: Gas beitdtiat nur
meine 8orte: er fdlGft eben ben
|S9laf beg @eredtenl
- - ~
2nrse Mbfertisnng.
nnbemitteIter Sreier: Serr Gill
benitern. i1 liebe ibr Srdnlein Sofz
ter. Seit Dem Gage. an benz ib iie
fennen lernte, lit i6r Bib in mein
Ser5 ein~segrabeni
@iilbenitern: 8raben Sie's pieSer
ausl
@elbiter iSueifel.
Waurermeifter: Ser Saus6eIiser
lit elm idledter 3abler. Sest tpeib
id nidt, ion ib ibm i6ledte grbeit
liefern nno iie nur serins berednen.
ober ion i9 quite Irbeit liefern unS
ooppelt bere6nen, Inn cher auf meine
Soften 81 fontmenl-Salt, ih bab's:
ih liefere idledte 4rbeit mnb made
eine seiaI5ene &efnuns.
Gin AmtssebeimniF.
8o5u brauht benn mein Mann
feline neuen Soien, Gmtsbiener?
@as auf benz Natbbaus paiiiert,
Srm S4ultbeiB. 1T eisentliG @mtss
sebeimniB, aber inter iins geiagt, bat
Der Serr Sdultbetb oas SintenfaB
iiber Die Soien binunterseiduttet.
ans BET s@mle.
2ebrer: 8arlden. Jag NAL. fper 1T
Der Srdgite in Der 9au5en 4loiie2
8arl: SD fann's nidt iaeen.
2ebrer: On freiBt es idonl @eun
ale Gnoeren fleibig idreiben unb on
Den @ufgaben arbeiten, tper iist bann
trdge auf ieinem Stubl nnb iiebt cuf
Die Inberen?
&arl (5oeernS): Ser Serr 9ebrerl
Maht Der 0~etupbnbeit.
@iiien sic idon? SIR anedt ipar
friiber in Der Staot Sdreiberl
Cabs ibon semerftl Sebesmal,
tpenn er bel Der grbeit pauiiert. min
er Die @iitsabel binter's Obr itedenl
Der Beet nnh bas Gdp.
Dir Srdulein edo min mein 2eio it
flagen,
9as ib I'M Ser5en lang berums
getragen,
9 LAB elm 8ort BEG Sroites mir erz
idalen
gin bieies Selientbors setp0lbten
SaIenl
Sd BIN Der Si6ter @erIetpis aus
8eiel - giell
Srdet meme Iauie ie seborste
aleioer? = leiberl
limb tonnt id pobi Der 8elt nod
8en'res 9eben? - ebenl
@ieles nod pernae i6 aus5us
flii9en - 2ii9enl
feblt es mir. bab mid fem Sob
erboben? - oben!
User madt mir mad. mas 8rpBes ib
gei6affen? - Iffenl
Seblt meinen 8erfen benn Ser SfDn>
belt S6immer2 - immerl
8as thu i6, ioa mein 8ubm ni6t
balb erbIaiien? - laiierl
@em iouten meine 8erie tpobl miBs
fallen? - Nnenl
Bas bat Die @elt. lieb ib lie in Der
Srube? = Hubel
a9 bann pergiBt lie balb pobl meinen
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-29
Keep Burglars Out.

Buy at any hardware store a small,
plain hinge. one and one-half inches
long by one inch wide when closed,
or smaller. Screw one side of hinge
upright on to the lower right-hand
corner Of upper window sash, direct
ly above the slight flange on all up
per sashes. See that the hinge is
toward and almost touching the win
dow casing. This will leave one
side of lie hinge free to turn. When
wishing to fasten window turn the
free side of the hinge as far back as
possible. This brings it over the low
er sash. :. will be invisible from the
outside, but will prevent the lower
sash being raised or the upper one
lowered. When hinge is closed Il
will not interfere with raising win.
dow, and foes not disfigure or weak,
en- the w low sash.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-29
Hudson River Tunnel Opened.

New YCrk.-A tunnel and subway
system connecting Hoboken with New
York City by tubes under the Hudson
river was formally opened Tuesday
when President Roosevelt pressed a
button in Washington, thus starting an
official train from New York to Ho-
boken. The train carried the gov
ernors of New York and New Jersey
and the officials of the three cities in
terested to the new station and the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
railroad ir Hoboken, where exercises
were held in celebration of the begin
ming of the operation of the new sys-
TEN. There letter from President
Roosevelt was read and speeches were
delivered by the two governors and
several city officials.
President Roosevelt's letter. which
was directed to William G. McAdoo,
president of the Hudson & Manhattan
Railroad Company, was as follows:
FEB. II. 1908.
My Dear Mr.. McAdoo.-Now that a
beginning is to be made in opening for
operation the Hudson tunnel system /
write to express my regret that | can
not be present in person, and my high
Vi WHdl you nave dttDlll-
plished. The tunneling of the Hudson
river is indeed a notable achievement
one of those achievements of which
all Americans are, as they should be,
justly proud. The tunnel itself and the
great buildings constructed in connec-
tion Herewith represent a work of eX
traordinary magnitude, represent ex-
traordinary difficulties successfully
overcome, while difficulty and magni-
tude are even surpassed by the useful
ness of the achievement
THE whole system is practically be-
low tidal water and this makes it much
the greatest subaQueous tunnel in the
world. 1t is bigger undertaking than
any Alpine tunnel which has yet been
constructed and the successful com
pletion represent the moving of New
Jersey bodily three miles nearer to New
York in point of time and immensely
increases the ease of access from one
state to the other. All the engineers
and business men who have taken
part in bringing this great achieve
ment 10 successful conclusion ought
10 be most heartily congratulated. 1t
is the kind of business achievement
which is in the highest degree cred
liable to the American people and for
which American people should feel and
publicly acknowledge their hearty
gratitude. Sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-29
Carnegie Aids Koch Fund.

Berlin.-Ambassador Tower has re,
ceived letter from Andrew Carnegie
confirming the report that Mr.. Car
negie would give the 100000 to com
plete the proposed fund necessary for
the continuation of DIR. Koch's re-
searches into the cause and cure of
consumption.
Mr.. Carnegie writes that his gift is
the result of a conversation at Kiel
last summer with DIR. Won Ilberg. the
Kaiser's body physician, who inter
ested him in the subject. Mr. Car
negie adds that he regards Koch,
Pasteur and Lister as the three great
leaders of civilization. Ambassador
Tower has now brought the gift Off
cially to the notice of the Kaiser.
This is believed to be the first large
donation Mr.. Carnegie has made out
side of America and England.