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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Snr Iilese. Der Shine.

ga Die SGbnc ais Suus nnS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON GROCER Scbcus
tlln9 fir ben Tcuihen linn. 10 n,uS
man JIG Dor idGoliheu Giniliilien st
bitten iuheu unb linen cine iorsiamc
Yilege 8utbeil iperben lniien. Sicies
scidiebt, penn ntau fol9cnpe 8eseln
beobad,tet:
/. Wan 9enieBc niht su falte mo
niht 81 marine Speiien unp Getrdnfc
mn permeihe ben ihnclen 8efiel
5lpiihen falten unb warmen Speiicn.
peil baburh Der Sabni1mel5 leiht
angesriffen uno 5erriien ipiro. gbeus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
gu sic SPLITTER her Gr itcpmmnnifanten ten.

Gin Yfarrer tbeilt folsenbes CIR
IebniB nit: ELM Gommunipns Sonnz
tag fommen reselmdbig meme Grit
communifanten 5u mir ms Starr
bails, nm ii6 fir ale an ibnen ange>
~ipanbten 0tiiben 5u bebanfen nnb ibre
COMMUNICATIVE III @mpfnag 5u
nebmen. an einem Iolden Suse fiel
min auf. Dab elm ionit lebbaftes
Mdb6en auffalenp rubig mar. SD
bepbn6tete basielbe Ioglei6. unb, ba
eS midi aud Dftcrs nit einem tralis
riaer, perit6rten 9lide iosuiagen fras
aenb aniab. fpirbe ih in meiuem Ger
Datte beitdrft, bab bier etipas niht in
Sronung lei. Seim 8ee9eben Der
fleinen S6aar rief i1 bann III elmer
nnperfdnsliden unb n%nauffdai9eu
@etie bieies 8inb 5uriid, ais OBJ icb
linn an feline gltern einen Iuftra9
aufsuaeben bate. .Selene, iuarilm
mafit Su benn 10 elm trailriaes 8es
iiht 6erte an Dieiem i66nen Sage2",
fraate ib bas ainb. ~Sase mir eins
nal auiridtie. tuas porgefommen 1T;
9u braudit ia gar feline Gnait 5u
baben." = rgd. it CLAUDE. i'd bin
nift piirbie 3ur Communion ges
aanaen", mar feline Intport, ouf Die
i'd aaerbings bereits geiaBt mar. nnb
inter S6luG5en nno m%ebrfadem
Gfoden er5Gbltc bann baS Sinh leine
2etbensscididte. Ils JIG mprgens
pom Sdulbaus CUR Stride ge5ogen
jeien, babe tic 9ebprt, mic Semano
joate: y@f, iiebe nal Selene. lpas
hat sic elm pumperifoneS &lcio. bic
lit pirtlib AM nllerihDniten anges
spoen." gei bieien Worten babe
tic cine auBerproeutli6c Sreupe uno
eitle @epanfen gebabt. Sn Der Stride
ha6c lie oui einmal Inait befommen,
ipeiI lie citel unb ~hofidrti9 9etpeIen lei
lub So eiuc SiinDe begansen babe.
Gor Imltcr ausit, tic iei nift mebr
niirpia fir Den gmpiang Der beiligen
Communion. babe lie fat nift bcteu
fonncis lnb babe Den 9an5cn Gag feline
Sreubc acbnbt."
Ser Npdmutb elmer unperniinftis
oeu Wslttter unD Die GinfGltisfeit neils
aicriger 3uihaucr batten hdS aine
berpirrt unb ibm ieiuen gan6en iGDs
men Gommunionss Sonntag perborben.
@ie traurig. SaB es @iitter si6t. Die
felbIt ben 6~eiliaiten Sag ibrer 9inber
basu misbraiiden, I'M ibren iiino>
baftcn Sodmutb an ben Sag 5l lesen!
@enu iolde gRiittcr ii3 bod einmal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

ernitlid frasten nit pelfen Iu9en
Der Seilanb jeben ieiner @ritcomuu1s
nifanten am 9ommunions : Sonnta9
betra4tetl 8irb iein alt9e benn
pobl am liebiten aif ben am meiitcn
aepueten &inbern ruben? - Scoe
@utter mag ii6 ielbit Die Intlpprt
9eben."
- ~ -
(Spesieu fir bieie Seitune.)
Aud cine 8eifidte.
SieIe 8ei6idte in 8ilbern lit
i6neu er5dblt. Genius ireftor Sus
ranb bat ber Ginger Seit, mic mir in
bieien Spnlten berihteten, Die unbez
bat5te IenSerun9 setbart. Die arbeit
u~nierer Srauen I'M 5auie f0nne nicbt
inter Hubrif 81 b i'm Genius
oerSeihnet perben, ba ia nibt fir
oieielbe be5ablt ipiirbe. Sarpb natiirs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
9as Onumeuwirt6sbaus.

Stet I'M Wdlo, IN elmer WtlbniS
Wuosbelpafi'ner Selienblode
Siegt perItedt unb MIR erreifbar
Aut Sebeim pcrhorg men Yfdben
8iibl I'M 8rlnb elm 8nonenfpirtbss
baus
&nuipcrfndusfen beibt Der Gait
ipirtb:
Wohl beritebt I'M 9an5en 2anbe
8einer ioldes Bier 81 bralien
Ius sebeimen @albesfrdutern,
Slar pie 9olo uno innft pie
Saumol.
grisebrooel heiSt Der Wunpfo6. m
Ser ba in Der S%elienbpble
Bel Deg Seliers Sfaderiheine
aoht Die fcitli6iten 0eri6te.
&obl6efunnt lit bieies @irtbsbdus.
llnb bes Ibenos, penn Die Sonne
Sinft i'm Reiten in Die Bipfel,
apmn,eu rings bon alien Seiter
Wunt're 8dite %bcrge3ogen:
5afebod. Der grpBe SGser.
Ser ben 8irtb periorst nit 8ilhpret.
aleine Soeel brin9t CT. Weiien.
Sie er liitig ring IN Sprenfeln.
ltnb er Ifleppt mnnd fettc Walbmmis
Sber oftmolS feline iunge
Hineelnattcrn. Die 10 fDItlih
Shmedcn, eineefoht in Snuer.
8plomIno fommt. Der sroBe Sdneer.
Simierih. Der Sa%rfenipicler.
Surit'ge Ruiifantenieelen,
Srippeiir, Der ilinfe 5dn3er.
&nidebol5, Der nmnberfoitlif
Silgc ihniBt aus Spl5 unb &nohen,
Shifi6entritt. Der ffinfe Weber,
Yinfcpdnf. Der Shmtebemciiter,
limb ipie JIG nod Vile beiben.
limb iie eriiBen lid nnb ihipasen.
8eib'n ii6 lin Die Selientiihe,
Srinfeu ails ben pin5'9eu Sedcrn
arduterbier in pollen Siigen
llnb perSebren nit Sebagen,
Was nit alInit Der Sod bereitct.
Sieicr iBt scbad'nes peupfcrb -
&oitlid, ihnledt es, ipenn Die geine
Sino rett f~nuipcrig gebrateu =,
Scner ihmouit geipidte Wdlbmaus
Mit Gompptt aus Hoicnbldttern
llno Elm nnb'rer ibmabt bebagli6
Suucrflccialat nit Gibecbs.
Hd6 Dem gien nirb geiuneen
llnb elm ipeni9 ~uliisiret.
Sndebod er5dblt 8eihiftcn.
Siirfterlife Sagbeeihifteu.
Die er oit ld)on p%prgetragen.
@ic er emit oas ipiitbig ipilbe.
8ieienitarfe. sroBe Gidbprn
Nad peripea' nem aampf erle9t bat,
8ie or emit Die meterlange,
Sabelbnfte 8ingclnatter
Sat lcbenbig e%ingefungcn.
Illo iiben lie uno ihlpaBcn,
Sis Die Naft iiG rings perbreitet.
@iner uad Dem anbern 5iinbet
Seiu 9utcrnhen. panbert beimtpdrts
Surd bic piiitc Selicupilbni6.
auuipertndilsdcn idliebt ieiu 8irtbs'
bans
llnh Der &ph ucrlIid,t Iein Selier.
9alb MIR blinfcn nod bernicben
Su Die ihrpeigcnS idnorSe @ilhnib
Still bes Simmels golp'ne Sterne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

(Sir Den .Samilienfreis".)
Srpit itnb Cater.
Sdon bfiibte im 8arten Der gfritbs
8ie Idhte bic Sonne bonn Se1it,
Isle berrfif flans Der Go9lein
2ieb; -
Gin Iieblider Sriiblin9straum.
ga fam Elm eisitarrer Sroit iiber
Hohtl
9ie 8liitbe MN fpelf bas &0pf6en
neiet. -
gntfioben Die Sonne, - bag SOslein
i6peigt;
cabin bes Sriiblinss Tra9t!
60 aebf's i'm Reni6enleben aIid.
Sic 8liitbe Der llni9ulb, Die beut'
Su er6lidt,
Oft lit lie morsen i9on raub
9efnidt,
Bon Caters eiiisem Saud. =
Goblen3. Sos. g. :.
~ -
Ser Waienf5nisin.
IfIiidet Der ellie ouftigen Shnec,
gbelipeiB ianlmelt auf iteiniger Sob.
Su6et Dns geil6en, beiGeibeu I'M,
Wpos,
2iebIif ~errDtbeub mir brinset Die
Hos',
2eeei lie ale su SiiBen nun bin
Ser bcbren RaienfOnisin.
Sordt auf Der goselein SieSer
bel Gag,
2aii9et am Ibcno Der Nahti9aa
S6lag;
9ernet Die i6oniteu Son' Der 2atnr,
gues, mas flinset i'm @alb unb
auf Slur,
lin 3n erfreuen Den ebelen Sinn
Ser bebren Ruienfonisin.
sg2. ~
Streut uu6 bes @eiberall9s berrs
Ii6en Suft,
Sings gu bnrhpiir3en Die NnienIuft.
8rinst bod Dor Ilem bnrhbrunsen
bon Srelib'
Sersen gnnS mafellos; opfert lie bent
Sanfbar in Seele, nit finolihem
Sinn
Ser bebren Iaienfonisin.
q. YroboehI.
Selenn, Wont.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Ser Sabn.

Sn Der Sonnc itebt Ser Sabn.
Iebet feline Sennen an:
nSebt mid an. no lit Der Iann,
Ser lid nit mir n,eiieu fam?
Sebt pies auge, srpb unb mddtis.
Weinc Seoern. golben. prGdtig,
Weines aantmes Raieltdt.
SieIe rotbe arone iebtl
Weine 9altung. itpl5 linb ihldnf
Teines 8ufs Srompetenflnng
unp mein tonigliher Gang,
In ben SIBeu oieie Sporcn:
IQes 5ei9t cuh eiucn Mann,
Ser w~dbrbaftis iaseu fam.
Sap gum Seloen er 9eborcu."
Glio iprift Der itol3e Sabn.
8rdbt, 10 laut er frdhen fam.
Sloslih fommt elm fleiner Wops,
Sprinst unb be(It nit luit'aem 9ops
Hur gum SpaB Den Sclhen an.
Ilno = o iebt, Der fibne Wann
Sduft, mas er nur (ailien fam!
It, ol idnlmerlifer 5abnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
llnter nllen menihIi

Infer alien ma,Inlibcn 9es
srifien lit Gr5icbuns. Der allers
menidli6ite.
User riibmt ben mooernen Sort
i6ritt? - Sene. Die uns ourh lire
Sborbeitcn mb pcrborbenen Sittcn
gum Seioentbume 5uriidiiibren wcIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

MiGbrli6 bnbcn Die 3eitun9en
i'm Sriibliu9 mr. CONNER ilber Der
9iitungcn purh Slumen uup &rdutcr
81 bcri6teu. Sect lit Die Seit, in Der
Gltern lire aiuber Dor Den siitiacn
SflanScn luarnen miiiieu. gu bieicn
acbDrt and baS id4nc uuh mpblries
6enbe Iaiglpdhcu, beiien Stensel
man nidt in ben Rllnb ncbmen ioq.
unS bciicn 9liitben nit feiner 8unbe
in Scriihrurg fommcn biirien. gud
anbcrc Sliitbcu iiub giftig. mic Der
@plbrcacu nit icineu p~erIodcnben
Sliitbeu. Der Sabneuiu6 nnS anbere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
li6 bere6tiste gntriiituns in unierer

li6 beredtiste gntriiituns in unierer
Srauenz' ober beiier nod Sausfrauens
melt. 5ier i'm 9ilbe fptrb braitii6
Die Sra9e iquitriert. Oh bas 8aidsn.
9sii9eln. &u1en. .S6ruppen". aebs
rem. &inberpfle9e, etc.. biellei1t Spie@
lerei. grbolune II. bsl. lei? limb
man ipiirbe ii1 allenfaIs fir cine
iol6e beitens bebanfen. @iele unies
rer Srallen bdben 8eht: ibr titles
Wirfen i'm Seim tpirb leiber bon gar
bielen @%bemdnnern als etpaS gang
9atiirlihes. Selbltperitdnbises auees
ieben, fir bas man Der Srau niht
5u banfen bra1dt. Sic bat ia MIR
hire Sfli6t setbnn. Ianfe Chez
manner iinb ~iiberbaupt Der slniiht.
cine 8ausfran hattie ben san5en lieben
langen Tag nidts 5u tbun. Sonberz
bare &du5el - 6. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

luilgeU SuB UtuJIS 6u IguU. SOHperS
bare &Gu5el - 6. q.
- -
Der Soienrud.
Gs lit feline S6orbeit 10 grob, tie
lam intmer nod iiberboten iperben.
Sqs bate man eisentli6 benfen fDn<
men. alS bpr GINGER Seit Der Sumpels
rod aif Der gilofldhe eri6ien. Obs
ipobI Die perniinftigen Samcn iofort
ener9ii6 seaeu bieie Garrbeit Stel>
lung ndbmen. beburfte es bpd crit
did nod bes energiiden Stretches Der
WGnneripelt. Die Den Sumpelrod nit
benz beroicntcn Spbn uub Spott aufz
nabm. lInb ieit bieier Seit iiebt man
MIR ipenis ipeiblide Narren mebr, Die
bieIes llngetbiim ipa5ieren fiibren. Der
Sumpclrod bat f!d9li1 Siasto ses
maft.
Gin in dit6etiiGer Sinii6t nod ses
ifmadloieres l%lngetbiim, lit iGuea
Dem Sumpelrod seiol9t, Der Soiens
rof. in Dem uuiere Oamen bod nod
Wenigitcns -seben f6nnen. abcr bas
lit aud 10 3iemlih bns' ein5ise. mas
nod fir bic gere6tigung bieier neuen
Narrbcit Ipredben founte. Sies nere
llnsetbiim itammt natiirlih aus
Yaris. unb @Ges. mas ii6 fir fair"
bdlt, bceilt lid. bieie @pbes Sbprbeit
nad)Sudffcn.
SunddIt n,D6ten mir nal feititcllen.
ba6 Der Scienrod eiaentliG gar feline
Nenihopfuua lit. Iarie Nntoinette
bat ldon eimal ben GerIuh aenraht.
i'm ein3uiilbren. Sod permodte lid
ba5 bon ibr sei6afiene Spicns8eits
fleib uidt 81 b%ebaupten, aud 1910
nidt, als Der @eriid nieoerbolt
purbe. @cnau 100 Sabre ipdtcr,
1910. tolhtc bieie @obcs Sborbeit
micSer aif. leiper biesmal nit etpas
mcbr Griolg. Sic armen Teflames
.Snmeu ouf Dem Hennen 81 Iuteuil,
Der criten Soienrod sIenue. muBten
omar nod senug Spbn unh Spott iber
lid craeben laiien, aber ieithem tdlldt
bas llngetbiim in rperbeierter NIfs
lage% bod INNER mebr aui. Wnn
bat on bemfclben berbeiiert. benn man
fiiblte pobl ielbit bas 2G6erliGe bcrs
aus unb bat iett elm Ionitrum cons
itruiert, bas na6 Der Gnii9t Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Cine 95wengeihihte.


Cine 95mensefGidte.
Ser Iiiiipnss Batter Sorabentlra
SGdel. n. &c. &C., er5dblt fplsenbe
90rengeififte aus ieiner Wiiiipnss
~i1ntion III Wontez @aiiinp in Siibz
airitd:
Wittc Nppember 1910 nurben mir
oabier ipieberbolt boz: Der &iluee ilbers
raiht. es ieien 2Dipen in Der 9tdbe.
pelfe Die gauge 8esenS uniiGcr
nlndten. SnlD ba. balb bprt bortc
man bon Sdrmern. Vie bGtten @ieb
eingebiiBt. Wir lelbit tdnben mebr
OILS einmal 9orpenipuren in unierm
Ndcrfelpe. uno gruoer 2eppolb begeas
nete eines Saees in Der gtdbe Deg
Niafefes Sluiies Stpeien oieier geidhrs
lifen 8%aubtbiere. Oa er ieboG bon
ihpnr8en Irbeitcrn begleitet mar.
lpdsten Die 21pen nift. i'm au5us
g~reifen, ionbcru 5psen iid pielmebr,
unnufhi9 nit Dem Sttpcife ben Hos
DEN i6ldsenh. lnnsiam unb rpiirbepoll
5uriid. Su sleiher Belt sins Elm
bon Der Gabnitation Wdfefe foms
member Safer in unmittclbarer Ndbe
Der beiben Beitien porbei. Ser quite
Ianu bate feline Ibnuns, in wel9er
8eiabr er ihps6tc. CIR 6emerftc Die
Sbtere gar nitt, bic i'm IiherIid Sers
riiien bdtten. penn tie nift burd, Die
9~eaenpnrt ocs @rupers unb Der Irs
better lid etruas nniiber sefiiblt
bGtten.
~Sfumba! S1umbn. ein 2Dnc,
ein 2ope!" riefeu, zines Wpr>
gems uniere Sirtenbuben. Die ul,s in
atbemloier ,Sait Die annbe %bradten,
Elm S6ic unb Gin 8inp ieien bon cirem
9opeu an9efaIlen nnb libel 5useridtet
luorben. Sfnea griifen mir 81 Den
@eipe6ren unb eilten nebit unieren
idpar3en Irbeitern uno ben sroBeren
sduIiunseu Der llnsliidsirdtie 5u.
Sier fauben mir cinen ibredlih 5ers
fleiitten. ober nod lebeuben Sfien;
aud Gin Sein mar ibm sertriimmert
fporben. Hebenan mar elm 5ipeiiGbs
RIGGS. cbenfalls pertpunbetes 8inh.
Wdbreno bic Irbeiter Dem Sthien
poIlenps Den @naSenitpb ncriesten,
madltc ih mid NIT gr. Yolptarp uuo
ben Shuliunaen aui Die Suhe nod
Dem S0fpen. 8eit unb brett ipdbten
mir Die gauge lpaloiae @eaenb ub,
nets Die Sepcbre gum Sfuiie bereit.
Gs par Gin unsemcin bciBer 5as uuS
Die innae. beihperlidc Banberiiua
iiber Stod unb Stein ermiibete inns
iebr.
gnbli6 nan ldn9em Sllhen faitoen
mir Die 2openipnr! Sest sing es
poriihtis noran. Was lieet benn
bcrt2 - Gin tobtes, tart angefreies
mes 8inb. Nlio Elm prittes Spfcr
bieies nimmeriatteu Halbtbieres
Wir MOLTEN Inn Den Ippetit etuas
pcroerben uno per9ifteten baber Saa
Slciih. Ses9leifen puroe bon Dem
S6ien. Der in8miIden 9ei6luhtet unr
Serlest rrorben mar. elm Stiid pcrs
aiitet unb on Die alte Stelle biuseleet,
Der 2Dpe bat nG,ulif Die 8eipobns
belt, su ieiner Scute 3u~rildSutcbren.
um iid neuerbiuaS gu iGttigen.
Sen aanSen Saa iiber paren mi,
MN in Grpartun9 Der 9in9e. Die %
fommcn ioaten. Im Ibenb fiirdlte.
ten iih @anfe. nIh mn . Dit
5bire gu gebeu. Sod Die Waht Der.
lief aan5 rubis. obuc iraeuopeid),
Storuna. Nm udd,iten @orger
ididte ih uniern 9ruoer Warimin -
Or, Yolpfarp bate iniolsc Ser lIeber.
anitrensuna res porber9etennen saaes
eiucu Sieberdninl befonmen - mi
einissm Grbeitcrm aus. Scriidtit
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
ALASKA LAND CLAIMS
Department OF the Interior Finally Dis
allows Them.

The Cunningham Alaska land claims,
through which IL was alleged that the
Morgan-Guggenheim syndicate planned
20 extend its vast interests In Alaska
and TO control one OF the most valua-
BILE coal fields in the world, were n.
nally disallowed by the department OF
the interior.
Walter l. Fisher, secretary OF the
interior, having approved the depart.
ment's decision, as handed down by
Fred bennett, commissioner OF the
land Office. the last door is believed 10
have been closed on the Cunningham
claimants. Their attorneys have
threatened 10 appeal to the supreme
court, but such an appeal can be based
only on some point OF law involved
and not on the findings OF fact as an.
nounced by the department
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
J.nninas Weak on TwirI.rs.

With the fact generally recognized
that n team with weak pitching. re-
CARELESS OF its offensive strength. does
not stand much OF chance In n pen
'nant race. II would be most remark
able II Detroit retained its lead In the
present campaign. TO date Jennings
twirlers have not shown the form that
one would expect from a team which
hopes 10 win the championship. In
nearly every game they have been
pounded. yet won because OF the won
derful run getting proclivities Of the
team behind them. But how long can
this state OF affairs last?
Eventually the other pitchers Will be
gin to hold the Tigers down, and then
unless Jennings can produce pitchers
TO fool his opponents there Is not n
chance for him TO stay In FIRST place.
1t is true enough that the Detroit team
has a great lead at the present time,
but It's long route 10 October, and its
friends feel that without improved
pitching the tenn is going 10 have n
hard time OF II before the wire is
reached.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
BOLD BANDITS BLOW
SAFE IN A MAIL CAR
Southern Pacific Express Mes
senger Is Brave.

Near Glendale. in Oregon. posses are
seeking in the wild mountainous
country two robbers who, mistaking
the first section OF north-bound pas
senger train No. is on the Southern
Pacific railroad for a south-bound
train said TO be- carrying shipment
% 100000 In eoid dust from Seattle
10 San Francisco. held up Che north
bound train near West Fork, an iso-
lated station in Cow Greek canyon
The robbers rifed the mail car,
blowing up the safe. and made away
with the registered mail They tried
10 secure entrance 10 the express car
but were foiled by Messenger Robb.
who refused 70 open the door, despite
threats that they would use dynamite
II he resisted
The robbers, after fruitlessly prying
with a crowbar az the side door OF the
car, finally desisted and decamped
with the loot secured from the mail
car. The amount secured by the rob.
bers can not be ascertained.
This train carries in its registered
mail the cash from southern Oregon
postof'iees 10 Eugene. Ore. where is
their depository, and this was proba-
by included in the mail stolen,
The robbers boarded the train az
West Fork while the engine was TAX
ing water Soon after II had got nm
der way they crawled over the tender
into the cab and directed the enginf er
to stop the train
This done. one OF the men kept the
engineer and fireman under cover OF
his revolver. while the other went
back and uncoupled the mail. bag
gage and express ears Then the en-
gineer was ordered 10 pull these cars
some distance mp the track, where he
was again ordered 90 stop. The rob-
bers went back 10 the mail car and.
lining the mail clerks mp, took the
registered mail pouches and dynamited
the mail car safe
The noise OF the explosion warned
Messenger Robb OF what was taking
place. and when the demand came for
him to open his door he made no re-
spouse, and they tried 10 pry open
the door with a crowbar After find
ing that they were only wasting time,
they decamped. leaving the engine and
cars on the Cow Creek siding
In the meantime. the conductor O.
the train. as soon as he discovered
what had taken place, went back 10
West Fork. where he notified Glendale
and surrounding points Posses have
been organized TO pursue the outlaws
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
HUMOROUS QU|pS.


The girl who runs the switchboard smiled
az me
/ wonder II She answer yes" or No
IL should ask 10 take her 20 a shown
The boss looked up this morning an said.
Gee
tie marvellous the way that boy does
grow
The blond sienog downstairs looked Up
an smiled
When came In an called me ''mister,"
too.
An IN her sweetest voice said, "Howdy-
do7" ss. /.
The other day she used 10 call me t'cfild, y
III make III with her before an
threagh "a ~
The sporting editor came In an hour ago
An shook my hand an slapped my back
an said:
at last / see. you've made the big
league, Fred.
Don't let the bleechers scare you. Stick
an show
Your pluck That IL the way / got
ahead
The once poet-how l hate that mani
Took of his specs and filled me full OF
con
An gave me good advice 10 think upon.
If | were boss that guy you bet I'd can.
All this because ] got long trousers on.
Detroit Free Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
A PAINTING 70 Order.

John s. Sargent. the eminent painter,
was being discussed In Philadelphia
studio.
Sargent" said magazine illustra'
tor, gets $1,000 apiece for his portraits,
Well. one day when be was in America
a deputation waited on him and asked
him 10 paint certain colonel OF volun'
teers.
For this work. said the spokes-
man, we are willing to pay you. Mr..
Sargent. $500
But the painter began.
THE spokesman, however, Interrupt
ed hastily:
"'Of course. sir, at that price we
would only want half length
"'oh, very well,' said Sargent. And
which half would you PREFER Los
Angeles Times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
RAINS HELP GROWING CROPS
Oats and Hay Are Very Short and
Potatoes a Failure.

News received from crop experts OF
thirteen states show that the rains OF
the past few days hi we helped grow
ing crops in the middle west. west and
southwest. but that heavy rains must
come within the next two weeks 70
save the corn in many localities.
Potatoes are generally a failure, &C
cording TO these reports. Pastures are
In "a bad way. Oats and hay are cut
very short. Wheat estimates are fair
10 good. The south's outlook fcs cot
ton liz splendid ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
BALLOONISTS MISSING
Big Gas Bag and Two Occupants Car
rIed Out 20 Sea.

One OF four balloons ascending at
Paris fell into the North sea near the
Island OF JUST OF the East Tristan
group A violent storm Prevailed nj
the time and the aerial craft was car
ried rapidly out to sea The basket Of
the balloon contained two persons.
a rescue boat was sent out as soon
as possible 20 the aid OF the distressed
balloon. but later returned. having ro-
covered only an empty ballast baa
marked 'R. q. BIO"
The other three balloons made land
ings on the East tristan coast.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
MERGER IS
HELD TO Be LEGAL
opinion Handed Down by United
States Circuit Court.
Federal Judges at 81. Louis Uphold
Control OF the Southern Pacific
by the Union Pacific Rail-
way Company.

The merger OF Southern and Union
Pacific railroads is legal. according to
an opinion handed down by the United
States circuit court OF the Eighth d8-
trict at ST. Louis.
Judge Hook filed a dissenting opin-
ion. in which he expressed the belief
that the governments petition was
well founded and should have been
granted
Tie majority opinion OF the court
was written by Judge Elmer b. Adams.
The case will be appealed 10 the SUI
preme court OF the United States.
The governments suit in equity
against the Southern Pacific Railway
company and the Union Pacific Rail.
way company 10 enjoin the continued
control OF the former by the latter
was filed al Salt Lake City. Utah, on
Feb ?, 1908. The bill charged conspir.
acy and the formation OF a combina.
ton In violation OF the Sherman anti.
trust act, passed by congress TO pro-
tect trade and commerce against UNI
lawful monopolies.
The defendants named in the case
were the Union Pacific. the Oregon
Short Line, the Southern Pacific. the
Oregon Railway and Navigation COM
pany, the San Pedro. Los Angeles and
Salt Lake company. the Atchison. To-
peka and Santa Fe. the Northern Pa
cific. the Great Northern Railway, the
Farmers Loan and Trust company.
Edward II Hartman. Jacob II Schif.
Otto II. Kahn. James Stillman. Henry
II. Rogers. Henry G. Frick and William
A. Clark
Since the suit was begun Mr. Har-
riman and Mr. Rogers have died, and
Robert s. Icyett, successor 10 Mr. Har-
riman In the railway system. was by
stipulation. made defendant Attor
ney General llonaparte and -sstaut
Attorney General purdy retired from
Office while the suit was pending.
Hearings were held in many cities OF
the country
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
WILHELM HON0RS AMERICAN
Or. David Jayne HIlI Seated a, His
Right at Dinner.

AT Kiel Tuesday Emperor William
was the guest OF the Kiel Yacht
club and. as a special mark OF
distinction. DR.. David Jayne hin, the
retiring American ambassador. was
seated az his right during the dinner,
which was attended by ] Pierpont
Morgan. Allison Armour OF Chicago,
and other prominent Americans.
Rear Admiral Badger, commanding
the American battleship squadron,
told your correspondent that he and
his officers were simply delighted with
the reception which they had received
here The Germans, he added. had
left absolutely nothing undone to make
the stay at this port an enjoyable one