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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
RELAY RACE BETWEEN SCHOOLS
Novel Meet Planned by University of
Iowa and Cornell.

IOWA CITY. Ia, Feb. 2s.-(Special)-Ne-
~gotlations are being made with Cornell
college at Mount Vernon, Ia, for a race
across country between picked runners
from the two schools next spring. A relay
team of lows distance men will carry a
message from President George Z. Mac
Lean OF the University of Iowa TO Mount
vernon a distance of twenty miles across
country, while the Cornell team endeavors
10 place a similar missive in the hands Of
PRESIDENT MacLean from the president of
Cornell.
on the same Saturday that the freshmen
track team meets the Cornell college track
team at Mount Vernon in a dual meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
EUROPE'S DISGUST OF HACK
Former Admirers Of Russian Lion
Now Condemn Him.
HOLD GoTCH AS AN EXAMPLE
Sore Because Hack Had COMMITTEE
formed to Make His Matches,
Then Refused First
Match Made,

The Austro-H Hungarian Herald. published
Of Vienna, in a recent issue reflects the
European disgust at the Wanted Hacken-
schmidt. known. prior to April 3. 1893. as
the uncOnquered and unconquerable Rus
sian Lion. 1t shows, as the British press
has been showing since Gotch's failure to
bring Hack to terms for a second match.
that Europe has gone as far in the direc-
ton Of disgust as it did in admiration for
the man who said at Chicago. Please. MIR.
Gotch. ! give up and concede everything to
you" Not only does the Vienna paper be-
tray a general feeling that Hack is a dead
one as a wrestler, but it emphasizes the
feeling that grew out OF his surrender to
Gotch at Chicago, that he is a coward.
In pleading for straight matches in wrest-
ling, the Herald says:
Great excitement prevailed In wrestling
circles when George Hsckenschmidt called
a COMMITTEES OF press men together to dis
cuss his future plans. The outcome OF the
meeting was that a committee was formed
at Hackenschmidts own request to arrange
his matches. and all hoped that at last big
and good men would meet-and that. any
how, satisfactory matches would be made.
The idea was straight matches at last.
THE committee did, and is doing. all in
its power, but Hackenschmidt has refused
the first match made for him. although the
appointment OF the was his own
Idea. Zbysco. whom he had avoided for
months, was chosen for Hackenschmidts
nrst opponent, and Hackenschmidt. on
nearing that the match had been arranged.
refused to meet the Galician. The infer
ence Is obvious even to those prejudiced
In the Russians favor. The man who sug-
gested everything. who is ready to do all
that he was told, is the first to turn around
and oppose the committee which is trying
TO cater for the public and arrange fair.
square and genuine matches.
one holds no brief for Gotch. but his
behavior and that OF Lemm stands out
alone. Gotch was one of the few who never
placed his matches in the hands Of the COM
mlttee and yet accepted its ruling despite
the fact that he came to this country with
one ldea In view. and one only-that being
10 Wrestle Hackenschmidt and vindicate
himself in the eyes of the British pi1blLc
Inc position at the present moment is
very strained and at the same time an i'm.
possible one. When five men give their
time and services freely. with the one idea
OF getting fair sports, they must assert
themselves when unfairly treated by those
who requested their services.
Reform is badly needed and In more
ways than one. The task, however. is ri.
gantic' as even If a recognized board OF
control could be formed permanently tc
manage all big matches in the rn,ure-ever
then no one can stop COLLISION. Men who
VIII not wrestle straight matches ought 10
DE left TO go to the wall. no matter who
they are or what they have BEEN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
>HOT AFTER BOWLING CONVENTION
Buffalo and Baltimore In the Hunt
with stock Companies.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-Two cities are in
the field for the 1910 convention and cham
pionships tournament OF the National
Bowling association. Stock companies have
been formed in Buffalo and Baltimore for
the purpose OF financing and managing the
annual events OF the arion Bowling as
ISOLATION. should either city be awarded
the plum.
Both cities are intensely enthusiastic over
the coming championships I'm Madison
Square garden, May a to June r. and both
are trying TO have enough teams in New
York TO require a whole nights schedule,
thereby earning the designation Of Buffalo
night" or Baltimore night" Both com
panies have been capitalized at 81 600, and
options nave been secured on the largest
halls In those two cities. The immediate
vicinity OF Buffalo and Baltimore will sup
port each in the strongest possible manner.
and the Indications are that al least twenty
teams will visit New York from each.
The Buffalo company is headed BY John
G. Floss, first vice president OF the Ma
tional Bowling sssociation. while the Balti-
more company has as its president Henry
A. Brehm. with George n. Pryor. second
vice president OF the National Bowling as
sociation secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
NEBRASKA FIVE TRAINS HARD
DR.. CIapp Getting His Men in shape
for Game with kRnsas.

LINCOLN. Feb. 2S-(SpecisiD-Nebraska's
chances OF winning the championship OF
the Missouri Valley Basket Ball league by
defeating Kansas are improving and the
C~urnhusker %rooters, In specializing on the
outcome OF the three games to be played
at Kansas City, kan. on Thursday, Fri
day ana Saturday nights for the title, pre-
dict their quintet will be In condition TO
play in the best form of the season. They
are all certain their five will win one Of
the three contests, and some are so san
guine as to declare they would not be sur
prised TO see two of the series 80 to the
Cornhuskers. This sentiment finds expires
sion In many quarters on the campus, tndi-
eating much more confidence than pervaded
the Nebraska camp a week ago. The change
In the views of the students Is due to the
rapid rounding into tip-top form by the
C~ornhuskers' basket-tossers.
Since the Minnesota games, played ia Lin
coin week before last, DR.. Clapp has been
Keeping his men at work during special
practice hours, desiring to develop several
new PLAYS that have been devised to break
up the fast teamwork of the J~ayhawkers.
In the previous contests OF the winter there
has been too much individual play TO give
the five any great strength, and DR.. Ciapp
is now attempting to get his proteges to
work as a unit. The plays built up around
captain Walsh In order to allow him to
star have been discarded to a great ex-
tent and new ones substituted which will
permit the entire five TO work more ma
chine-ike. With the new plays equal de-
pendence will be put in both of the for
wards and the center TO do the goal-toss-
ing. Heretofore Captain Walsh has been
reled upon to cage nearly all the Nebraska
baskets.
The Nebraska squad, accompanied by DR..
Glapp and Manager Eager, will leave for
Kansas City Wednesday evening. The
games will be played at Kansas City. Kan,
In Rainbow rink, where It will be possible
70 seat many hundreds OF people. Great
crowds are expected to go from Lawrence.
L~eayenworth and other towns near Kansas
city TO witness the series.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
TIGERS ARE THE CHAMPIONS
Demonstrate Their Glass In the v. VI.
&. 4. League.

The Tigers have cinched the champion
ship OF the Glass A Basket Ball league
Of the Young Mems Christian association.
They turned the trick last night by beat
ing the zeniths by the neat score OF -
to "a.
Although each of the three teams in
the league has two more games to play.
the present standing is such that even
with two defeats the Tigers will still
maintain their place at the head Of the
race. They have won every one OF the
four games they have played, and with
two possible defeats will stilI have a
higher percentage than either OF the
other fives can make.
Last nights game was fast and hard
fought throughout and went to the Tigers
simply because they have the best five
in the league. Leo Wilson starred as
basket tosser for them, and CherringtOn,
Bob Wilson, Cohn and Harris also figured
I'm the mixing.
For the Zeniths. Ray McWhinney. a high
school player, COPIED the most goals. A
feature of the match was the small num-
Der OF fouls made by either side.
Lineup and score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
PRINCETON'S SCHEDULE FIxpn
out-of-TOwn Games with
Navy and Yale.

Oo'oAho"h flames with
Navy and Yale.
PRINCETON. n. j.. Feb. 2s.-Princeton's
foot ball schedule for next fall consists Of
MIN games, seven OF which will be PLAYED
at Princeton. The out-of-town games are
those with the Navy at Annapolis and Yale
AT New Haven. With the exception of two
changes. the schedule does not differ radi-
eslly from that OF last fall. The Navy
takes the place OF West Point and SYRIA
euse is dropped for Sewanee. After the
season closed here last fall, Roper, Prince
TONS head coach, hurried to Sewanee and
helped coach the team. which PLAYED a
tie game with Vanderbilt the next week
The s~outherners have been dubbed the
"sewanee Tigers" Dartmouth will IpIay
Princeton again the Saturday preceding
the Yale game. but at Princeton instead
OF New York The Yale game will he
played at New Haven on November "a.
The schedule follows:
october ?, Stevens at Princeton: Octo-
Der 9. Nillanova at Princeton; October "a
virginia Polytechnic Institute al Prince.
ton; october %, lafayette at Prfnceton (.
October 50, Navy at Annapolis; November
., Dartmouth at Princeton; November III
Yale at New Haven.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01

chairman OF the contest committee Of the
American Automobile association. and Ira
NJ. Cobe the details Of the race were care
fully gone over and two tentative dates Sc
lected. Owing to the fact that Memorial
day falls on Sunday this year May 2s and
y were regarded as the most suitable, and
il Is thought that one Of these days will
finally be determined upon. The advis-
ability Of adding a light car race was also
discussed and It is thought that the pro-
ject will be we'll received. The situation Is
now In the hands Of the racing committee
Of the Chicago Automobile club and work
on the race will be pushed from now on.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01

ang. Mono, Selfreliant. Calabash, Charlotte
Hamilton. Ladie Handsell and Tommie also
ran.
Second race. six and a half ~furlongs: Aut.
umn Maid OO7. T. Burns. 5 TO - won, Elys-
tum 001, Smith. \ to u second, Eustacian
QO4, Pendergast. 30 20 ~ third. Time: l:2h
Oranmosa, Claiborne. 81. Abe and Prince
Alert also ran.
Third race. one mile and one-sixteenthj
Siskin Cos, Griffen, 2 to - won, Hooray Olo,
Harry. 2 to ID second. Spring Frog "a. Bran
non. 3 10 ~ third Time. 1874. Don Ham
Hton and Belle Scott also ran. Hooray
coupled in betting with Belle Scott.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs:
Momentum O01. Lowell. EVEN won, Risk
tlO1. Crowley, 6 to ~ second. Moyes QOS.
Harry, 3 to ID third. Time: l:IA. Sunfire,
Carraugh. Bosserian and Plat also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards
Pimpante (eS. Paul, : to II won, Coincident
Goo, Crowley, > to ID second, Miss Nigilant
ue. Lowell, 3 to u third. Time: Lea
Alex Grant, Purant. Wheat Bread. Ny
Love. Alamo and Washakie also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
Individual averages
TAX ON HARVESTER COMPANY
Reform Association In Illinois
Charges that Combine Owes state
seven Millions.

CHICAGO, Feb. 8-The Board Of Review
Of Cook county is directed TO convene al
once and reassess the international Harv-
ester company. The Illinois Tax Reform
association demands has the taxing body
be forced 10 assess the stockholders 1900.
600, Of which $4,000 Is penalty on former
alleged Improper assessments.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
ING-Notice Is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the South Platte Land company Will be
held at the office Of said company AZ
the third day Of March, A. D.. 1909.
c. II. MORRILL,. President.
A b. MINOR. Secretary.
Lincoln, Nebraska, February 1. 1903.
F1-d3Ot
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
LESS rHAN ToUR DAYS Ar SEA.

LESS rKAN RoUR DAYS AT SEA.
weekly Sailing Between Montreal, Quebec
and liverpool.
Two days on the beautiful st. Lawrence
river and the shortest ocen route to Eu-
rope.
Nothing better on the Atlantic than our
Empresses. Wireless on all steamers.
FIRST class, $50 second, S6oi one class
cabin, s46.
ASK your ticket agent, or write for sail
ings, rates and booklet
- o. L. ~BENJA1krN, q. A,
asa So. CLARK st. Chicago, N.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
Good showing by MorninE.ide.

SIOUX CITY, la, Feb. 2s.-(Special)-
Inc track team OF Morningside college has
returned from st. Paul. where on Friday
night 1t made a brilliant record in the
Amateur Athletic union indoor meet. The
showing made by the track men Indicates
that they Will be a prominent factor In the
state meet this year. The students hawaii
the fact that Quanstrom, who captured the
4to-yard dash In record time and decided
the open relay race In favor of Morning.
side, will not be eligible for the state meet
because of the one-Year rnle
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
PIrTsBURG ENDURANCE CONTEST
Interest is Growing ms the Prepare
lions Near Completion.

PlTrsBURG, Feb. 8-Preparations for
the Pittsburg endurance run are rapidly
nearing completion and interest in the event
Is augmenting day by day. The run Will be
a three-day affair, from March II to 10.
and will be held under the auspices OF the
American Automobile association. The first
days run-Mare Twill be approximately
le miles the cars leaving PittsburE at T:So
o'clock in the morning! Every night during
the event the contestants will return to
Pittsburg. where the start will he made on
the following morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
IRA NJ. CODE cur ACCEPTED
Racing COMMITTEES of Chicago Auto
Club is In Control.

NEW YORK. Feb. A-Another link In
the chain that will bind the national stock
chassis race has been forged. the executive
COMMITTEES OF the American Automobile as
ISOLATION having formally accepted the cup
donated for the event BY Ire n. cobe. presi-
Of the Chicago Automobile club. Al a
recent conferences between Frank 4. Hover,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
A BuraIng shame

is rot 10 have Bueklen's AFnies salve TO
cure burns, sOras, piles, cuts, wounds and
ulcers &c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
ZENITHs

Referee: Grant Cleveland. Score: First
half, 22 to II; second half. % to 10. Final
score: - 10 "a. Field goals: Cohn, g.
Cherrington. 4; Leo Wilson, 10; Hill. Nc
Whitney, s. Bob Wilson. A. Keester,
Robinson. Foul goals; ~Cherrlngton, g;
Hill. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01

LINCOLN COUNTY, NEBRASKA. has
A the best crops 10 be found I'm the state and
q the lowest prices for farm land and stock
ranches. For particulars and lists amply
to Buchanan q Patterson. Land and I'm
migration Agents. u, +. X. r., North
Platte. Neb. C90l-M6Ss May
FOR ALE snap; 10O acres OF good
land, ga miles from St. Paul. Neb.; ~
acres under cultivation. - acres meadow.
50 acres pasture, ali fenced small house.
barn, good well, shade and fruit trees.
price. with 80 acres Of winter wheat, II
sold soon, $50 per acre. j. z. Forst. st.
Paul. Neb. t2OJ-Mg36 tx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly. strengthens the lungs and expels
colds. Get the genuine in a yellow pack
age.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
FIX IT UP AND SELL IT

The apparently V~alueless things you have
about the house can be turned into cash if you
read Bee Want Ads. Don't undervalue any
thing because it is worn, slightly broken or
faded. You can easily repair these things at
home at the cost of a few pennies. Old chairs
and tables can be made to look new if you var
nish them and make the needed repairs. 1t
won't cost much. In their new condition they
are sure to bring many times more than you
thought them worth. After you fix them read
Bee Want Ads and you will learn who will buy
them-or you can put a little Want AID in The
Bee yourself. Try it. You will be surprised to
see how many people buy such things as you
have to sell.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
Summaries at santa Anita.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27.-santa AMT
Summaries:

First race, purse mile: Donald MscDon
aid O09, G. Burns, 10 to u won. Guy Fisher
Q12, V. Powers, 9 to u second. Home
Crest Ul2, Bulwell, 10 to u third. Time:
-:3Sts. lnfield, Great Heavens, DR.. Hols-
berg, San Vito, Sempronium, also ran.
Second race selling, o furlongs: Duruma
Ql2, MusgraVe, I to II won. Chilla OO4.
Butwell, Z to u second. Entire Nois (V.
Power, s to y. Time: l:1S. Rieta, Jane
Swift, May sutton. Peerless Lass, also ran.
Third race, Angeles handicap, mile and
an eighth: Farwets Q05, Butwell, 3 to -
won. Joe Madden Gm, Mccarthy, to y
81 third. Time: 1:5lB. Vox Populi, Gowan,
Fourth race. Woodland stake 1850 added.
four furlongs: A. ]. Small Qls, Powers. 3
to y won. Mrs. Frank G. Hogan Qls,
McKeogh, 3 to u second. Sir Ashton GlS,
]. Howard. 8 to 81 third. Time: 0:s%. Car
roll also ran.
Fifth race. three year olds and up, purse,
one mile: Marrigan 600. Burns, . to 81
won. Norbitt Q04, Butwell, 10 10 u second.
John Carroll O09, Shilling, 8 to u third.
Time: las. J. II. Reed, w. t. Overton also
ran.
Sixth race, selling, mile and three six
teenths: Round and Round 600, Kennedy.
IS to 81 won. Alma Boy Q0o, MCGEE, 9 to
y second. Lord Stanhope Q0s, Powers, )
Oberon, Avontellus, Miss Officius, and
Daystara, also ran.
Seventh race, purse, five half furlongs:
Rialto Q1s, MeGee, S TO u won. Julia
Powell Q09, Shilling, 4 to ID second. Col
loquy OH, j. Howard, 5 to II third. Time
l:O5Ik. Goldheart, Shirley, Rossmore, Col
onel Bob, Jim Gaffney, also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
STOVE REPAIRS

steam and hot water repairs
Thsrmostats and other heat regulators;
new fIruaces and hot water combination
hsStinE. Omaha stove Repair Works
Bell DoaGlas 81 -A
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
Texas.

GENERAL AGENCY FOR Texas lands
Large and small tracts. Large tracts at
lowest wholesale prices. orange groves
developed By contract. Write Packard &;
Utter. Cameron. No. 20J-M5S7 M9x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
MisceAlaneous.
GOOD R f

In Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas, raw and
improved. from - to so per acre. l am
am selling land that belongs to the indi-
vidual owner who really wants to sell and
has placed II on the market at bargain
prices. Information cheerfully furnished
relative TO any section In Oklahoma, Kan
sas or Texas. 4 will make TERMS to
suit you. Write me your wants.
c. c. OBTHIER. THE LAND MAN.
~ ENID. OKI.
C2O)-M543 l
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
Summaries at Tampa.

TAMPA, Feb. 27.-SummaTies:
First race, about five fuTlongs: Kati
Gleason d02, Medley, 8 to y won, Critic
(S9, Brown, 5 to II second, Lizzie Flat Q0l
Lowell, Z to u third. Time: 1:01h. Boomer
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Rose Queen, rs to 1, Wins California
Oaks at E~meryville.
COYOTTO, 1s TO /, Is SECOND
BabblinE water, Even Money, FR-
vOrite L. Poor Tbird-Summa-
ries at santa Anita and
Tampa.

OAKLAND, Feb. 2S.-Rose Queen. the
speedy daughter Of Kingston, proved a
surprise by winning the California oak
at Emeryville today. Bubbling water
ruled an even money ~favorite for the
event, which was at a mile and a six
teenth. a field Of nine went to the post.
Rose Queen rushed to the front and won
easily from Cotytto, while Bubbling Water.
outrun in the first part. was a distant
third. The race was worth $3.50 to the
winner. Fine weather prevailed. sum
maries:
First race. six furlongs. selling: Gypsie
King ul0, Taplin, 3 to 1O won. Amigo u12,
Butler, 8 to II second. Adens OOS. Mentry,
even) third. Time: 1:16h. Ed Davis, De
neen, General Haley and E%xchequer fin
Second race, five furlongs. selling Fire
Bolt lO6, Taplin, 3 to 81 won, Trios Temp
u0S. Scoville, 5 to y second, Burning Bush
Qll, Mentry, Is TO y third. Time: l.02Ib.
Mauritania, Blagg, Anna May, The Mist
and HaElet finished as named.
Third race, mile and hree-quarters, cup
preliminary: Orcagna (1, Devrich. 5 to u
won, Nadzu CsS. Templin, 10. to u second,
Milford (s1. Ross, IS to 1D third. Time
Sll%. Flavigny and Don Enrique finished
Fourth race. California Oaks, mile and
a sixteenth, value to winner, $3.50: Rose
Queen OH. Mentry. % to - won, Cotytto
Water d12. Keogh. 4 to 81 third. Time
1:5Gs. Rubia Granda, Ocean Queen,
Faclanni, Figent, Anna l. Daley and Rose
vale finished az named.
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards. selling:
First Peep Q0, Archibald, 2 to II won,
Wooden dO7. sullivan, 70 to u second,
Blanche G Q6. Cotton, 100 to u third.
Time: 1:46%. Import, Red Leaf, Severus.
Coppers. Earl Rogers and Red Ball fin
ished as named.
Sixth race, jackson handicap, one mile
Mailman 100 Tanlfn Y IN D uynn DlranIR
Q24. Leo, 6 to 81 second, Palo Alto (i.
Devoirch, 7 to y third. Time: l43 Fire
stone, Logisilla and Cresslna finished as
named.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01

iGO-ACRB REIMBURSEMENT and improve.
ments. $500; pine timber and fruit land
h-mile from p. o.; high and very health.
full, house and barn; sawmills close
Write. Pat Baker, sylvia, Marion County
Ark. CO)-M9S3 TX
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01

YOUR CHANCE TO GET
30 acres, improved, $500 cash. Balance
like renting.
10 acres, improved. 81. 200 cash. Balance
to suit you.
l5o acres, improved, $500 cash. Easy terms
on balance sNf - ftca 74tass-a rrr-
II You delay you will lose. Come at once.
Address:
THE ALLEN COUNTY INVESTMENT CO,
Longton, Kansas.
CsW-M7OO Mlox
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-30
HYMENEAL..

A pretty wedding was solemnised at
st. Johns Lutheran church, on We'd
nesday afternoon, when Miss Minnie
Wizard was united in marriage to How
ard Bea. The ceremony was performed
at 2 o'clock by Rev. W. F. Hopp. The
bride was attended by Miss Nellie Bea,
of Hawley, sister of the groom, and
Andrew Wizard, brother of the bride,
acted as best man. The brides dress
was of white albatross cloth, and her
maid was attired IN a gown of white
mohair. After the ceremony reception
was held at the home of the groom g
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Bea,
of Hawley. After short trip to Scran-
ton and other cities Mr.. and Mrs. Bea
will reside in Honesdale.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-30
The Gods of India.

India is land of idols. It is esti-
mated that there are three hundred
and thirty-three million gods in Hin
dustan. The three great and special
ly venerated deities are Brahma, Wish
nu, and Siva-the Hindu Trimurti or
trinity. Brahma stands first, unap-
proachable. There are only three
temples in all India erected in his
honor; he is merely invoked as the
chief Of the Trimurti, but is not made
the object of actual worship, as he
is not supposed to take any interest
in mundane affairs. He is the ere
ator, the giver of all gifts and of all
blessings and controls the destines oi
men, yet at the same time is com
pletely Indifferent to them.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-30
A Lazy Boys Invention.

The long-handled shovel has made
over three hundred thousand dollars
for its inventor, and the inventor was
a lazy, shiftless boy of seventeen.
named Reuben Davis, whose father
lived in Vermont at the time. He set
Reuben to digging dirt and loading 1t
on a wagon, and the short-handled
shovel made the boys back ache. One
afternoon when his father was away,
he took out the short handle and sub
stituted a long one, and found the
work much easier.
When Mr.. Davis reached home Reu
ben got whipping; but after the old
gentleman had used the shovel him
self, he saw that it was a good thing
and had 1t patented. They are now
manufactured almost by the million
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-30
American Limburger.

1t is now claimed that the United
States makes just as good Limburger
cheese as does the province in Bel.
GUM, where 1t originated. The Amer
ican method is to take a piece of a
calf's stomach and set 1t away in a
warm place in can Of whole milk.
In about forty minutes the curdling
mess is pounded and then the whey
pressed out Afterward forms are
filled and further drainage permitted.
Salt is rubbed on the outside until 1t
becomes slippery; then the cheese is
set away in the cellar, where 1t is left
to ripen for a month or two, and the
germs do the rest.