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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03

>te lo3iale Uru8e ut ntdbts ans
W beres als bic io3iale Notb.
Wer bat in unieru Sagen btez
ielbe periHulbct? @elpiB nift Die
Nrbeiter. iunbern Die fruits. Die Roz
nopoliiten unb &apitaliiten. tpelde ben
grtras Der arbeit gum sr6Bten sbeile
ii1 ielbit aneisneten unb ben arbeis
tern III eineu tarseu 2obu 5utoms
men lieBen. Sn friibereu 3eiten, be-
Dor Die Grobinouitrie unb Der 9robz
banpel entitanoeu tparen. tpdren es Die
@ e I B 10 II d +. tpel6e Die iosiale
Roth ooer Die io5iafe Srosc pers
uriuhten.
Sn iciner 8e16idtc bes 'bcutideu
Wolfes idilbert Sobannes SanHen bic
Io5iale Srdse in Reutid,fnnb Dor 400
Sabren. sic lit nod lebrreidb fir
uniere Gage. Sm s. 8anbe fiibrt or
cinen Sominifers Ereoiser an. Der I'M
Sabre 1881 ausrief: rllngliif iiber
lln9liid in 9nufmnnnsI6uit unb
8elbumihldg bort man fat iibcruu
Hagen, ba mar iiebt. bdb 10 picle, Die
in sutem Stanb. Reidtbum unb ans
ieben seipeien, perarmt unb pcrborben
iinb. Wefb unb &inb ms Glenb aes
bruft baben, mnc Nebrere iit ielbit
bas 2eben nebmen. Bober aber
fon,mt oieics srobe llnglit? Sn DEN
meiiten Sduen fonumt es baber, bab
Der unfriitIibe. gottloie @eIbs
~ Ii d itier ale Stdnoe crgriffcn
bat unb Sebermann barouf aussebt.
nidt mebr burd) ebrlihe Irbeit ii6
unb Die Seinigen 81 erndbren. Ions
bern ale Riibc i6eut. unb burd
~alcrlci @elbbantirun9, ginlagen bel
aauflcuten uno 0eielIhoftcn, bobe
3inieu uuo puferiife Gontratte in
flr5er 3cit reid 5u fperben permeint."
Sie alien fir1lihen @eiebe unb
Gerbote iiber Gins uno Wuder blieben.
nod INNER in araft unb purben bon
Ncuem e%ingcprd9t, dber tpuroen bur6
boS boie 9eiipiel Ser Suben. Die lid
Inn firdblihe @eiese ntd1t fitr,,n,crten,
uiclfa6 iibertreten.
nWobin man in beutlfen 2auben
fommt", iugtc Der lutbcriife Yreoiger
Soboflts gbrburb 1868. .bd bort man
nittS nlS alaaen iiber gerberb bon
Sarbel unb 8anbel. unb 8erarmlng.
Iber feline aIase lit 10 eemein BEL
Soben unb Niebereu. ais Die iiber Den
@ II Of Der Suben. bieler 8ots
teslditcrer uub Seinbe Gbriiti. bicier
itinfenbeu utb nagenben @iirmcr, Die
iibcrnq. no lie eingeihli6en, Die gbris
item bis uui's 8iut nuSmer9eln nnb
UNI Sdus uno Sof brin9en. @as
man 9cgcn Die ibdoliten Biirmer
uno Slutlmlser fir Mittel antpcnbet,
lit IQes per9ebli6. Ourum lpilrbe
es gut ieiu, lpcnn man iiberaa NIT
ibnf, auirdumcn wiirbe. =. sic
ialigen ing aus, liegen uns aif Dem
Suls, Die faulen Shelme unb miiBis
gen @dmite, i%uufen, frefen, babcn
|Nutc Gage, fltden gum 2obn inherent
Scrr Gbriito uno urs Iuen ubne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
Mart Gtpain iane Scr
Reporter.

Iie Wiart Smain cinen .~yfeportcr"
In oie Slndt iblu9, lpirb i'm .Bil
gfaS" cr3dblt. Ser Seitlin9smanu
mar eridienen. INN Den sroben t6us
moriitcn iiber Die gin5elbeiteu Ieiucs
SdmilienlebenS aits5uforiGen. Sinh
Gle bas eit5ise Sinh? Soben Gle
@riiber ODER Shtpeitern?" Ieitete CT
elm. - nGs lit mir leiber iinmoelih.
mid barau gu erinnern." .g8ie?
llnb oieies Bib bort an Der Wanb,
tas Sbnen 70 anberorbentlib 6bnelt.
ntht elm Bib ibreS 9riiberS?" -
.ah ia, ieet sebt MIR elm 9itt altf,
es lit William. Der arme 8iuinm, Der
ormc S,l, ipie a i'm 81 nennen
pfieete:" SIT ct benn tobtg" -
.cjcpiB. ooer pielmebr. i6 nebme
bies an. Gs lit elm WpIterium, bic
Gnfe. 8ir iparen 3ipiqinae, Der
gerItor6cne unb ih. gines Sdaes.
mir ipareu faum 5tuci 9od,eu alt,
pertnlIhtc man inns i'm Babe unb eis
ner bon ms lit %ertrunfcn. mir fpifcn
nid)t, ipcr CO mar; Die einen alauben,
giQ. Die anperen, i6 lei CO aetpeSen,
slber ictt pia ih Sbnen Elm @cbcims
nib ia9cn, onb ih bis beutc nod Wies
monb' aupertraut babe: gincr bon
ms trus Elm iebr iiftbares Rutters
mai dif Dem linfen Snubriiden; oies
mar i'd - unb bieleS Sinh lit - err
triinfen :" - Scr Snterpicper
bate bel hieien 8orteu uuouffdaio
ielnen &ut 8enommen nno idlib iid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
vOraneemen"?

Sn bcn Seitnnscn tpliroe neuli6
beri6tst. baB Die Grange Ien" in
philadelphia beu S~abrestag Der
S6labt nm 8opne feierli6 begdneen
baben. @as peritebt nan inter BEN
Grange Wen" unb rpesbalb feieru lie
ben SnbreStas oieier S1Ia9t?
Inter ben Grange Men" peritebt
MAJ cine sebeinte Yereini9ung protes
ltontiifcr Srldnber. Sbre eriten
reaclmdBi9eu 2o9en ipurben i'm Sabre
1895 I'M Hitter County in Srlauo ses
sriinbct uno bon ba iiber ane Sbeile
Der groe. no Srldnber anidiiie iiub.
perbrcitct. Sbren Ramen baben tie
bon benz Srin5en Wilbelm BON Srds
nien alIs DEM SauIe Sranieu abgeleis
tet, rer in Den Shldhten am 8opne
rno 3u Ilipbrim - 1. Gull 1890 unb
~. Gull 1891 - Safob, ben 3,peiz
ten. Den IeBten fatboliIden a6nig bon
England. Srlanb unD Sdbottlano be-
iicgt unb aus DEM 2dnbe pertrieben
bate. iporauf er ielbit ala 36nig @iIs
belm, Der 0ritte, ben Sbrou bicier
brei aonierei6e beities. gon aGIcm
Infange an baben oieie 9osen ibrem
Sdiie geeen bic fatboliiden S~rIdnpcr
Dffentliden Iusbrud gfseben unb
oaburd pieberbolt gu blutieen 3us
inmnenit6ben nit ben fatbolii6en
Srldnbern GnlaB seeeben. Crit in
neileiter 8cit baben Tie ipieber, pie
luicberboIt berihtet porben lit. ernlte
3uiommenitpbe spilhcn 6atbolitcn
lmb Yroteitanten in 9ipcrpooI pcrs
ihnlbet. - nNorbs Amerifa".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03


tic, barum INNER meg nit ibnen.
Golden Hatb bat Der s%otterleuhtete
Batter 2utberus se9eben, uno itiinbe
cS pubrlid better in beuti6en 2ans
Den. ipenn ma i'm befolst bate.
I6er Die SuDen unO Slibensenoiien
BADEN nit ibren @eibenfen unb Dat,
leben bel Siiriten unb Serren Iues
at bintertreiben setpubt. 10 bag mir
Gbriiten nod i,nmerfort bon Den
Sliben aussefoaen nnb burd ibren
Buher sepIiinbert unb f9ier 3u ibren
0ienern nnb Stlaben setporben iinb,
neil man iih mad 2utberus nift ses
ri6tet bat"
Sn dbnliher Sprafe rebete 1870
Der beiftide Superintendent 8eors
Hierinus: ~@ott Der Serr babe befobz
len. baB bic Snben io[lten elm S6eus
ial unb Spott iein unter ben goltern.
Sic ioaten biIig mad @ottcs He6t
unb Crbnnns 5ur Gienitbarteit uno
Sanbdrbeit angebdlten iperben. Gle
flagen beftis: lie ieien arme, ges
fnnsene 3eute, nls tpenn tie bon ben
Gbriiten berbinbert piirben, in ibr
Selobtes 2anb 5u fommen. Nber
pelGer Seufel bat Tie in unIer 2unb
aefiibrt, Der fibre iie aud tpieoer
binaus. Wollte man lie nit ibrem
srduliden Bufer uidt nertreiben. 10
ipdre es ipobl better. a eebe linen
Elm Sorf ooer Sleden nit 9dubereien
5u bebauen, bamit iie NIT Nrbei t
lid erndbreu, tpie anberc Wenihcn,
als odB ma Tie ein3ein bin nnb
nieber itedet. Die armen 2eute alss
8ufnueen."
Ridt tpeniser beftis iprah ii6 Der
tpiirttembereiide Sofprebiser 2ufas
CHAMBER 1893 aus: .Sie Subeu iinb
elm berfluftes. permalebeites Golf,
oeS Seufels 2eibeisene NIT Geib uno
SeeIe. Do ie in eiu 2anb iif eius
niiten, ba perberben Tie NIT ibrem
iiibiihen Bud5er unb anbern betriiss
Iifen Santierunsen bic armcn Inter
tbanen unb brinsen iie an Den
9ettelitab."
Oils 8runo. ipesbalb Siirifen.
8rafer. gbeaeute bieier IuSuerse@
lung bes Bottles bur6 Die Suben rubis
5uiaben, sibt Sobofus gbrbarb,
Reldior bon Ola uub Guoere an, bab
iolhc Serren BEL Den Siroen in tiefen
Shulben iteden unb obne tie lid gar
nidt iiber @aRsr boltcu fonuten. Sic
8abl bieier u~nabbdusiaen Siiriten bes
9eutiden Heifes betrug iid bumals
auf 40 bis so. Sober no iein
eieener @eiesseber. Verbot er Den
8uder ober bic Suben, 10 siheen Tic
iiber bic 8ren3e ms Radbarlaub uno
iebten un9eiheut ibr 8udersei6dft
fort. Nus benz @eiaeten erbelt bic
8eisbeit bes canoniihen 8eftes, oas
in friiberen 8eiten Den Bufer perbot.
@ieles Gnoere iiber Die io5iaie
Srase icuer Seit tbeilt Sobannes
Saniien in befagter 8eibibte bes
bcuti6cn @olfes nit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
6ematPHh.

Gin i6uer belubener 8asen lit in
ben 9bauiieesruben geratben nuo troe
dner Gnitren8lng Der Yferbe. mill cs
Dem S,brmann niht s~elinaeu, i'm
mieocr berausSn6ringen.
Gnblib iegt Iid bas 5ablreid ums
beritcbcnbe Yubliium ms Wittel;
breibie Sdnoe fniien an nnb mad,
elmer @iertelituuoe lit bas 6eidbrt
ipicber flott.
~Wo lit oeun II Der Subrmann?"
fraat elmer Der Serren.
Srnae: Ger iibt briiben IN Der
WirtbIbaft; 49, ipcnn g II 8n0eu
'ranS BADEN, ioll ib II rufcn, bat er
9'iagtl" ~s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
Siinglinse.
(@on W. SolIer.)

8eld3er Subel. tpeun na6 a6t
laneen, ~%aialbulen" Sabren enbIih
Der &nabe aus DER Shule ~entInilen
ipirb! Stol3 mDd5te er Sebem ents
gegenrufen: sd bin freil"
Bit Sm MN and tpirflih frei, mein
lieber. iunser 6reunb? Serum. oas
bGugt sun5 oappn ab. mas gu Sir
inter Dem 8urte Sreibeit poriteIit.
Ms fatbolii6er Sinsline peibt
On: rgS gibt rincn @ott." grinnere
0ih, buB bieier @ott emit auf Dem
gerse Sinai Dem Nfeniden fir fem
5eitlites uno eipiges 8pbl beitimmte
@eieBc 9sseben bat. Biuit 0u in
Wabrbeit frei iein. 10 untertpirf Sid
nit eigencm. freicn @iIen biejem bers
niinftigen 8eiebe unb DEM. mas
Setne bciIige Stride Sir nod pors
i6retbt.
sd mill aber tbun. mas mir ses
fdat, nnb nift mebr Den 8oridriften
eincs Gnberen seborhen!" gs lit
mir. ais borte i6 DID 10 Iprefen.
Hltn ipobl. es nerben bann eben Nns
bere Seine Serren fem. Die Sir @e<
iese porifreiben, Die did balten nit
Sflapenfetten.
.Sbo. bas pdre nod Ih0nerl"
Schulz, mein 2ieberl Sr fennlt
oicie 6erren 9un5 gut. MIR treten iie
niht por Did bin nit Der Suhtrutbe
in Der Sauo. Nein, Die fommt ipdz
ter. @orerlt bnben Die Germ bas
Nuslcben unb gan5 oas 8enebmen bon
gutcn Sreunben. Ou iolit einise bas
bon I'M giloe ertennen. Dir our
e~rnitcn @arnung.
Sd bin Sein Serrl" 60 ihreit
Ser Iltobol benz SrunfeuboID ents
gescu, Der ipanfcno, itieren 8lides
Seinen @eg freu5t. Rit Nbiheu
lueneeit gu Did CUR Seite. Sbue
has lieber nidt. ionbern iieb Dir Die
Sammeractalt einmal rett genali on.
unb iheute Sein Iitleib benz Irmen.
CT lit emit elm @ottesfinb geipeien.
pie 0u. ga fam Srcunb Ilfobol
unb ucriprah linn Sreubeu obne 3nbl.
Selttc nber lit Ser Wcnih Sas. mas
Su Dor Sir iiebit - Gin Stlape. Der
willenlos ieiuem geitreueen Serrn
iplat. Der i'm gefciielt bat. 8ottes
@cbote moreu linn su hart. Nun bellgt
CT lid inter bdrtere 8eiesc, Die TIN
erniebri9cn nnb aus Der 8eieaihaft
nnitdnbiqcr Wcnihcn oerbannen.
sd bin Sein Serrl" Nuh Sener
erteunt niht. onB CT Dem gebietcriifen
Inhttport cines brutalcn Spnnnen
p,ilenIoS aeborht, Der Die Strait iciz
uer Sugenb. Die linn bon @ott pcrs
licbenen Beiltesfrdftc 5critort bat i'm
tpllen Sirnenraui6 Der ilciihlihen
0uit. llngeitraft frcpcIt Der @enih
nidt ipiner Die Iatur. Die lIn5uft
Scihnet ibrcn Sflopcn. Nit DEM
StempeI Der Shanhc gebt CT burb pas
9ebcn unb bon icincn 9ippen trdufelt
Gin c~fclbnftcs @ift. Wimm Sih in
Idt Dor itm! Sebes 8prt nlis iei>
ncm Munbe perfolet bcn Siped. and
in Seiner SecIc sic 2uIt on ecn
.iiiBen" Srcuoen pnh3urufen. 2ebt
nidlt bicicr Thor nllh in benz @nbne.
irci an icin, fcincm 6errn Al oiencn?
Sd BIN Scin Serrl" 0cm Nufe
asbprht an6 Der Ienih, Seiieu Sers
in 6nB unb Seinbi6aft entbrennt,
Sc'icn Snnb lid nit Der @orSipaiic
perbinrct unb Damn gum toptlifen
StoS 9ciiibrt pirb - pom 3orne.
sd bin Sciu Scrrl" Die Sab
iuht, bcr @ci5. Die Icnihcnfurht. -
iie Gdc rnicn ibrem Siener boSiclbe
Wprt cutacacn.
@ilit Oh einen bieier rauben @es
icueu ais Serrn aucrfcnnen? Nidt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
Die Shmlc.

Die Shnic.
GS III bie Sdltle Gin sepeibter Srt:
Gent @ctit geipciht;
Sic Sriihte, Die mir ernten bort
Tnubt feline Seit.
8as iins bds 2eben Srbiifes pcrlei6t,
Ser 3cit %pcrfdut's;
Was aeiitaetpcibt. e3 lit 9efcit:
Ser 8eiit crbdlt's.
Grbbecrlicb.
Gin Wdgblein an bes Selien Ranb
Gin nudtes Grbbcerirrduhiein fanb
Bon Sturm unO &esensiiiIeu
3cr5nult unb lpsgeriiicn.
Sa iprah bas WGgbelein lciIc:
.Su arme nadtc @aiie,
aomm nit mir in bas @Grtden mein,
gu iolit mir ipie elm &inblein Ieinl"
Srauf mad]t cs pobl Die 0iir5lein los
lno trua bas Yfldn5teu in Dem
SdooB.
uno Ipdhte. IT'LL unb iuonni9,
Gin Hlabd)en fiibI unb ionnig.
llnS piiblte in Der grbe
Writ cmiiger @ebdroe,
llnb pflanSte nun bas Sfldn5den
b'rein
llnb iprah: ~Sas ioa Sein 8ett6er
iein!"
llub dis Die Sriiblinss5eit crId)ien,
9esdnu Dus Yfldn3den iton al
bliib'n,
@ie iieben tpeibe S%terne;
Sas lab baS 0edsbleiu eerne;
Die tpurbcn iieben Weeren,
Gfs obs Hubinen pdren.
Self. iprab cs, res min banfbar
Iein
llub meint. ih lei icin Miitterlcinl"
ss~~r-~ 8rum Of c I.
X a
Gin SrennoeSwort an fatbuliihe
SiinaltnQe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03

9iinitiaen 8eriGt einreiden iiber bas
Sroieft, in 9ieip Orleans cine Gins
ipdnberun9sitation 81 erri6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03

riidpdrts our 9biir biuaus. gr fiirhs
tete, Der .Wabniinn" beS beriibmten
Iannes niirbe in einen Spbiu6tss
IufdQ dus6refen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
SMuett unH 86rem.

Cine Srage fir bic Sarmer pon
&anias unb Ncbrasfa. - Wesbalh
jest jcnc tbeucren Yreiie. - @ie
bic Sade gemadJt iuirb. = User
iuirb fir bicielbc ST rblnten"
Babem? - Die llrjade parum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
~Jnfernatienale Ghriftetts
pHieRt.

Die artncnifhen Neteleicu absetban.
Der moslemitiide J%auatismus
fann mmseifrait triumpbieren. -
HudjntalS bic @remel. - WaS Ia
ben Die Gbriiten Gnropa's nni
Mmerifa's fir lire ieibenprn Niit-
briiber setban ???- Cher, per
bienen beutsutase blos 6nnbc unb
aats,l Niitleib!?! = Cir wabre
Sumanitat baben bic peridiebemen
Wdhte feline y9reabnougbts".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
(epesteu far stefe 3ettansJ
Die |o5ia(e 5tage In fri6eren 3eiten.

>ie io5iale Srase lit nifts ans
W beres als bic io5iale Notb.
Wer bat in unjeru Saacu btez
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03

Ter Sampf nm's Saicin lit bart
aemia fir Iac, aber poppclt Ihpcr
fir 9enieniscu. pelhcr frunt unb in
%er5ipciflitn9 lit, Sorni'S Nlpcns
frduter iioBt DEM arnnfen neue Soft
ming Gin - nod ciucm 1dgc Der @cs
bunblung. Seine Ipotbcfcrs Webi3in.
Mnu lhrcibe an Or. Setter Snbrnep &
Cons 60. 112-11S so. Sopne Ipe..
Chicago. Sa.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-28
SENATE OBJECTS
To INVESTIGATION
JUMPS UPON THE PROPOSITION
TO APPOINT A COMMITTEE
FOR GENERAL ILLUMINATION
OF STATE OFFICERS.
Special to the World.

Special to the World
OLYMPIA, Jan. 2S.-The morn
ing session of the senate was the
scene of one of the hottest disputes
ever witnessed in a similar gather
ing in this state.
The trouble started when Senator
Alex Poison, of Chehalis, introduced
a concurrent resolution that the sem
ate appoint a committee of FIVE to act
with a similar committee from the
house to investigate the supreme
court judges. all other state officers
and all members of the legislature
touching on their integrity
This was the outcome of the Root
Gordon investigation This resolution
was fought bitterly on the floor of
the senate and at times every men,
Der of the upper house was on his
feet at the same time.
Senator Poison vehemently pro-
tested against criticism of his reso-
luton, declaring no honest man could
object to the investigation.
Finally order was restored and
motions were made by Senators Ruth
of Thurston county and Booth of
King to have the bill referred to the
committee on resolutions. When the
senate found out that no such COM
mittee existed another spirited de-
bate was started, which ended in the
resolution and all discussion upon it
being expurged from the minutes of
the senate
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-28
NOT C[EANLy IN
HIS BUTCHER|NG
HEALTH OFFICER KAUPP AND
OFFICER NELSON NOTIFY BEL
MONT BUTCHER THAT HE is
VIOLATING LAW.

The attention of Health Officer
Kaupp and Officer Nelson was called
this morning to a Belmont addition
butcher who was violating the law
regarding peddling unsanitary meat.
The officers found that the man had
been accustomed to killing the bees
and then hanging it in a dirty barn
where he kept his horses and cows.
The barn was very filthy and the
meat could not be sanitary. The
man has ben killing beef all winter
and peddling it around the country,
and the officers stated that his was
a very filthy place. The man has
been notified that he has to clean MP
his place and be more careful in the
handling of his meat or he will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-28
TURN SEARCH[|GHT
ON PANAMA
REPRESENTATIVE RAINY OF H.
LIMOS MAKES A STARTLING
SPEECH IN SUPPORT OF HIS
RESOLUTION - ACCUSES AD-
MTNISTRATION.
Special to the World.

Special to the World.
WASHINGTON, D. c., jan IS
Charging that William Nelson Crom-
we'll, Roger l. Farnham, Charles P.
Latent and others are parties to the
most Infamous railroad proposition
ever submitted to a government, !"
and that they ARE being permitted,
not only to rob the public of Pana-
ma, but indirectly the treasury of
the United States, Representative
Rainy of Illinois today directed the
searchlight of publicity upon affairs
in the canal zone in stratling
speech.
The speech was made in Support of
his resolution providing an incesti-
CATION by congress of the Panama
canal. He further stated:
I'm their efforts in this direction
they have had so far the complete
cooperation and active assistance of
the present administration and Of
the next president of the United
States
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-28
THE ACTION Of THE COUNCIL
IS STILL THE MAIN TOPIC
Members of Council Abused and Con-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Predict That Bus
mess Will Be Ruined While Others
Assert That Action Means A Better
City and Greater Prosperity.

The saloon men are not kicking as
seriously as some of those not en-
gagged in the business. One told a
World reporter this morning, 81
made living before I saw Wenat-
chez and l guess I can do it again.
/ do not think it means ruin for We
natchee and I am going to remain
here and grow rich with the balance
of the citizens of Wenatchee.
Suffice it to say that as far as the
material prosperity of Wenatchee is
concerned it is safe to say that no
legislation of the city council could
have influence in keeping back the
growth of the city. Wenatchee 5
destined to grow and become a big
city. The men who are predicting
disaster will cool off in a day or so
and the citizenship as a whole will
forget the saloon question and be
found among the boosters for Wenat-
chez.
The Wenatchee poet who was crib
bling the Rubyiat this morning as
follows. may be forgiven:
When earth's last brewery has crunf-
bled.
And the kegs have shriveled and
shrunk,
When the oldest bottle is empty
And the youngest vat has been
drunk;
Well swear off-perforce we shall
have to,
On the wagon an aeon or two
Till some philanthropic angel shall
invent a celestial brew.
Then those who were dry shall be
happy,
They shall stand at a ten league bar
And guzzle the brew supernal
From the depths of hollow star
Ard Bacchus himself shall be bar
keep,
Gambrinus shall tend the lunch
They shall drink for an age at sit
ting
Ari no one shall leave the bunch.
No cold grey morning after
And novor q Soul RI blame
They shall drink for ever and ever
And no one shall pay for the same.
When all have been soused to the
limit,
When their wings will scarcely wag.
Then each in his separate manner
Shall sleep off his heavenly jag.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-28
BIRDS TO LIVE IN FISH TANKS
AT THE FAIR.

Originality is the chief aim of j..
w. Crawford, superintendent of state
fish hatcheries, upon whom devolves
the task of arranging for the
states fish exhibit at the A.-Y.-P. Ex-
position. One of the marvels that
will be presented to the visitors al
the fisheries department will be the
optical illusion of live birds fitting
about the live fish in the display -
uuariums. To the casual observer it
will appear as if the birds were am
phibious and really sporting around
in the water. The secret will he
that an inverted glass jar will be
arranged at the bottom of the live
fish AQUARIUM, and it will be of such
height as to give the birds ample
room to fly and perch on the cross
bars 1t viii. The aquarium proper
will be populated with trout, and the
ochre CT, aries and the specklei fish
will resent a scene that will, no
doubt. cause many persons to ling. n
at tbs section of the fish exhibit.
4 rev phase of lighting the for
malIehy de tanks is on the list Of
ideas. To set ample light
to show the preserved fish to ad-
vantage is a problem that has baffieI
more than one fish expert who las
had 10 do with prers. ing eXn'ofs
bat Crawford solver the mystery. Py
this scheme the light will refracs to
every part OF the tank and will shaw
the specimens in bold relies.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-28
SURPRISE PARTY.

A few of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. AL
lens friends got big sled last night
ana drove out to their home and
surprised them 1t was musical
evening. Some very fine selections
on the pianola and graphophone were
rendered. A delightful evening was
spent Dainty refreshments were
served. The guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames w. r. Prowell, ]. w. Sus-
sex. Fl. A. Chaplin, H. Fenton, II. H.
Whitaker. f. Page, S. A. Thompson,
w. T. Reeves, Misses Louise Gram
and Kate Fenton, Mrs. w. S. Trim
BILE and Roy Trimble.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-28
TAXES FOR 1903
DUE MONDAY
THREE PER CENT REBATE WILL
BE ALLOWED THOSE PAYING
IN FULL BEFORE MARCH 15-
REBATE ON REALTY ONLY.

Taxes for 1908 become due Mon
day, February 1, and County Treas
urer Battles and his deputies are
preparing to handle quickly the
work at that time, as many people
will want to take advantage of the
rebate of 3 per cent allowed those
who pay their taxes in full before
March Is. Those who pay half their
November 80 to pay the remainder,
no penalty being charged. Taxes, no
part of which has been paid by June
1, become delinquent.
Rebates apply only to real estate
assessments.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-28
TO SETTLE PROPERTY RIGHTS.

Judge Arthur Griffin, formerly on
the bench of King county, will be
here tomorrow to adjudicate the
property rights of J. M. Lillis. This
is a suit brought by Mr.. Lillis to clear
the title to property which he claims
as his own and not community prop
erty. Judge Grimshaw has at vari-
GUS times been an advisor of Mrs.
Lillis and is not competent to act on
this matter.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-28
AN OLD LAW BOOK.

Judge w. NJ Mccoy has one of
the oldest law books ever printed in
this country. 1t is a work on plead
ings and was printed at Salem. Mas
sachusetts, in 1905. The paper and
binding have worn we'll AMI have the
appearance of being put up better
than the books of this date. The
binding is of calf and seems more
durable than the law books of this
age.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-28
FORMED WENATCHEE AUXIL.
larry.

A Wenatchee auxiliary to the Che
Ian County Horticultural Society was
formed here yesterday. 1t is the
intent of the county organization
that each separate locality in the
county form auxiliaries and several
already have been so formed. There
is one at Chelan, one at Cashmere
and one at Orondo. and the one
formed here yesterday was the fourth
in the county.
The officers of the local auxiliary
are |. W Reeves, president; d. n.
Gellatly, vice president: John John
son, secretary: F. B. Utter. treasurer.
A meeting will be held some time
the first week in February.