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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-06-07

In the report Of the Maine Station it is
said that an effective means OF checking
the apple scab is by spraying with copper
solutions. Extensive spraying has been
carried on among the apple orchards OF
that State, and plenty of observation has
been afforded 1t has been found that the
trees SPRAYED with light solution of the
copper produced more than 80 per cent
of salable fruit more than those trees that
were not so treated, An increase Of
liable fruit amounting to 5, per cent,
was obtained from the trees sprayed with
heavier solution, mixture OF two
pounds Of cooper sulphate, two and a half
pounds of carbonate of soda, and one and
a half pints of ammonia in 80 gallons of
water. While this solution proved the
most etfectual in staying the apple scab it
was found to iniute slightly the surface of
the fruit. The best results were conse-
quently to be obtained by very early
spraying tetore the fruits had attained
any size. 1t should begin before the trees
are in blossom, and sometimes it Is bene-
fetal to keep it up right through the sea-
son when the scab is very bad.
Provide every man with his own knife
and hoe and require him TO keep them
clean and sharp. \ few moments spent
with grindstone or file IN sharpening
tools is just as important for the gardener
and farmer as for the carpenter. II you
don't believe it, try it. 1t is Naste OF
time and strength to work with dut tools.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05

ny DE p1oCRAc r WAS
| Il MInBlBeP s. FRoNa4
Toward 6.BRaDFORo Senior.
IT WAS SrReHsrH R,lEo By
rHE plaTFoRe1 OF 1900
AAo az LETTER oFAeeEpTANca
soF ABRAHAM LIN GO LN-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21
Tho Good Rone,s Tourn,r,cnt

The racing board of the League of
American Wheclmen has granted the
dates Aug. 80 and 81 and Sept 1, which
arc Thursday, Friday and Saturday, to
tho American Whcolmcn as dates for
its good roads tournament, which will
be held i'll New York each year. The
entire proceeds of this will go toward
the agitation for good roads. Every at
tcntion will be given to tho advertising
of the tournament, and Il collection of
prizes which will interest all the racing
cracks will be offered. Every effort will
be made to get IL team of Europeans to
come over, and the promoters intend to
make it the greatest tournament of the
year All the crack riders have signiied
their intention to take part, and Il COM
mittec of prominent New York cyclists
will be invited to act i'll the capacity Of
officials and custodinns Of tho fund
raised by the tournament. The races
will be in the international circuit, as
arranged by the racing board.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21
Benefits of Good Roads.

Many people who have not studied the
subject Of improved roads do not under
stand tho immense benefit which they
bring TO community Yet of all the
thousands of miles of good roads that
have been made III this and other coun-
tries the first mile has not yet been
found that has not proved to be profta-
bic The increase i'll land values alone
is always more than enough to pay for
the Improvement Some benefits and adj
vantages We cannot always compute in
dollars and cents, and some things our
common sense impels us to take for
granted. No farmer i'll this country can
tell tho money value of am education,
and yet each farmer comedies its value
and sends his children to school and
watches carefully their advancement III
knowledge. Good health is of infinite
value, and the farmer seeks it and guards
it, but he cannot tell it's value III dollars
and cents. Tho same is true of good
habits, good morals and good clothes
Do not, therefore, waste any time in
doubling the value of good road The
people of other countries who have used
bad roads and now use good ones are
well satisfied that every dollar spent i'll
this work is IL good investment, aud not
one of them would tolerate the miser-
able dirt roads with which SO pluy
American farmers seem TO be content -
Country Roads.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21
IS The FARMER GUILTY.
Ho Has Been Charged with Opposing Pub
lilo Roads Improvement.


1t has often been asserted that the
main opposition to improved highways
proceeds from those who would receive
the largest benefit from them-namely,
the farmers.
Is this true2 1t becomes the duty of
the American farmer to ask himself if
there is the least basis for an assertion
which throws upon him tho chief odium
for public condition which he is ever
ready to condemn and blame, maybe
upon his road overseer or county court
SO far us tho facts rc brought out 1t
must be confessed that tho farmer has
been guilty mt least of inexplicable neg
Hgenco Of his own interest i'll doing moth
Ing to innugurato reform whose ncccs-
sity he would he the last TO deny New
York has u road law adopted ut nearly
the same tiimo as the Missouri law and
similar to it in many respects. Like the
Missouri law, however, it must DO rat
ified by tho counties before becoming
effective, and this feature has operated
to mako it practically dead letter
In Missouri the case is similar, and if
anything worse A law has remained
upon tho statute books for nearly year,
which, if rightly applied, might have
led to the construction of hundreds of
miles Of first class roads Yet this law
today, by reason of the Indifference or
opposition of some one is to all intents
and purposes an unknown thing.
Ii tho farmers are responsible for this
state of affairs either i'll Now York or
Missouri, it is time that they wcro wax
ing up. The benefit to the farmer of
good roads is more than double their
benefit to any other person To others it
may be Il question of pleasure and Incl
dontally, through the increased value of
real estate and growing population of
desirable residents, of business. To the
farmer it is n matter of business pre-
emincntly If pleasure and convenience
come In. they are only incidental. There
is much talk of the prohibitiyo" cost
Of good roads, but any shrcwd business
man or investor, after weighing the facts
Oh each side, would bc willing to pay
twice tho amount if necessary and have
good roads.
In all probability the farmer is not
wholly to blame for the prevailing i'll
difference to road Improvement. Whcth-
or he is or not there is a glorious oppor-
tunity before the American farmer to
prove to the townsman that he is not Il
mossback, dead to his OWL interest, but
n live, progressive member of society.
Tho way for him to do it is to take the
lead III road reform himself and never
turn back until the desired end is
rcachcd.-Kansas City Times
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21

A prominent farmer Of Mcclllenburg
county has expressed the opinion that
Charlottc's growth and Improvement are
largely due to the roads leading tY the
city and said that lands III his sc.tion
had increased much in Value in conse-
quence of the better roads. He mentions
two tracts which were bought last year,
one for SIS an acre, which was sold this
year for $50 an acre, the other for SIS
per acre, which sold for $50. These fig
ures serve but to strengthen the general
belief that good roads do much for the
towns with which they afford ready
communication. -Charlotte On. c. OBJ
server
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21
s&ibLOEl;A
q : :, W HoFfoksViestaTaa.s
HT&GzrNSEizI

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 10, 1898.
WestbOund Leave Roanoke Daily.
500 a. m. Washington and Chattanooga
Hmited) for Bristol and beyond. Stops
at Christiansburg and Radford, also
at principal stations west of Radford.
Pullman sleepers to New Orleans and
Memphis, dining car attached.
1870 a. m. for Radford, Bluefeld and
Pocahontas
4:4O p. m. the Chicago Express for Rad
ford, Bluefield, Pocshontas, Kenova,
Columbus and Chicago. Pullman
Buffet Sleeper Roanoke to Columbu
without change. Also for Pulaski,
Wytheville. Bristol, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga and intermediate points. Pull
man Sleeper East Radford to Chatta-
nooga.
North and Eastbound, Leave Roanoke
Daily.
HISS a. m. for Petersburg, Richmond
and Norfolk.
1850 a. m. for Washington, Hagerstown,
Philadelphia and New York.
11:15 p. N. for Richmond and Norfolk.
Pullman sleeper Roanoke to Norfolk
and Lynchburg to Richmond.
1850 p. m. Washington and Chatta-
nooga limited) for Washington,
Hagerstown, Philadelphia and New
York. Pullman sleepers to Washing
ton, Philadelphia and New York via
Shenandoah Junction and Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Stops only at
principal stations.
Durham eDivision-Leave Lynchburg
(Union station) daily 3:l5 p. m. for
South Boston and Durham and inter.
mediate stations.
Winston-Salem Division-Leave Roa-
noke (Union station) daily 1910 p. N.
for Rocky Mount, Martinsville, Win
ston- Salem and intermediate stations
For all additional information apply
at ticket Office or to w. b. BEVILL
General Passenger Agent, Roanoke. VS..
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York Stock Market.

New YORK, April 2O-Chicago Gas
was the special feature OF the railway
and miscellaneous speculation to-day.
Tho sales of the entire list wore ISL, 600
shares and of this amount Chicago Gas
figured for 36.3lO shares. The stock
opened at 672s, rose to 60 and closed at
6s}s Tho rise will be credited to
manipulations and nothing Of definite
nsture was known as to the decision Of
tho attorney general of Illonois, in the
quo warranto case. st. Paul came next
in point of activity, 2s, roo shares having
changed haLds The stock rose from
634 to 63H and was in demand by the
shorts. London bought little OF the
stock, having construed the March state
mont as favorable.
The fact that the engagement o, S3,-
no0,0 600 gold for export failed to disturb
long stock created considerable nervous
ness in the bear ranks. and movement
to cover set in. AS result prices
moved up 4 to rs per cent, the i'm
Missouri Pacific, Lead, Tobacco, Big
Four, Northwest, Burlington and
Quincy. Rock leland. louisville and
Nashville and Union Pacific. New
England was heavy, declining 1 per
cont. In the inactive stocks Consoli-
dated Gas advarced 31s to 14O@l3o In.
terror Conduit and Insulation jumped
SO to 4216 and Evansville and Terre
Hauto to 6S. The market closed firm
and Is to II per cent. higher than yes.
terday. Railway and miscellaneous
bonds were strong. Sales listed: Stocks,
l37. 00n shares; unlisted. Il, 600 Treas
ury balances: Coin, SOL, All, 900; cur
rencv. $50, ISL. 900
Money on call was easy at per cent;
last loan at !, and closing offered at per
cent Primo mercantile paper, 3$@4N
per cent. Sterling exchange is firm,
with 'ctual business in bankers bills
at 4S7A for sixty days, and 4ssN for
demand: posted rates. 1880 4s9E. Com
mercial bills. 4s6H FOR sixty days. Bar
silver 63. Government bonds lower
State bonds dull. Railroad bonds strong
Silver at the board was neglected Nor
folk and Western preferred stock closed
at22L
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21
PRODUCES and nIerchano,,e

NEW YORK, April 90 Flour steady,
light demand: winter wheat, low grades,
2.00@2 As; pa,ents,3 $50 so; Minnesota
clear, 5000 90; patents 9O@& As;
low extras, O5@2 As; Southern -four
dull, ste dy; common TO fair extra. 200
400; good to choice 3 1905 90 Wheat
dull, frmer with options: No. red, store
and elevator 62 %@63, afloat 50; options
dull and firm 3s@11 advance; No 3 red
closed, April, 62; May, GO; juno, 81.
Corn dull, firm; elevator 42@44. As
atloat; No. g ungraded, mixed, 446e45%;
steamer mixed, A; options dali Bnd un-
changed to 4 down, closed firm; April,
4iSs; May, Az; July. 45% Oats fairly
active. options higher; April. s.; May,
37H; July. 36ss; spot No. 1. 80; No. 2
white, Al; mixed Western, 5o@4O;
white do, i0@45 Hay choice steady,
quiet; shipping, 6o@65; good to choice,
1895. Wool fair demand, steady; do.
mestic fleece, 2O@25; pulled, 16@25.
Beef steady, dull; family. 1904; extra
NJ ess, SOS so; beef hams quiet at IS;
tierced beef dull; city extra India mess,
1920 Cut meats firm, quiet; picked
bellies, IN; shoulders, 61&; hams, TO-
middles nominal.
Lard quiet, stoady; Western steam
closed s.15; city, IN; futures nominal
refined steady, continent, $40; South
America, $50; compound, 6X@64
Pork moderate demand, steady; mess,
14.25@14. so; extra prime, 10000 3 So
Butter quiet, weaker; State dairy, new,
1904; do. old, 11@l7; do. creamery,
new, 9l@23; Western dairy, 11@l5;
do. creamery, new. 16@23; Elgins
2l@23. Cotton seed oil firm; crude,
80 bid; yellow. 33E. Petroleum quiet
Rice dull, steady; domestic fair to
extra. 3A@5h; Japan, 4ss@4%. No
lasses. foreign nominal; New Orleans
open kettle good to choice, 3O@3s, dull,
unchanged. Peanuts quiet Coffee op-
lions quiet, 5@25 points down; May,
$4,000 s.. 90, July, Is 30@15 40; Septem.
Der, IA 7o@14.75; Decem Der, 141O; spot
Rio dull, easier, dull No. Z, II. Sugar,
raw quiet. easier; refined quiet steady;
Oil a, 1l-16@4; standard A, 1-16@
4 4; cut loaf, 13-16@5; crushed, 4 10 is
@5 Freights to Liverpool quiet, essy;
cotton, I'D; grain, 24d.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21
Stopped His laugh.

a man began to laugh immoderately
over some amusing narrative and final
", to his disnay, was conscious that he
Gould not stop. The doctor had given
him up, and the family were gathering
around i'll expectation of the end when
o telegram arrived saying that his wife's
mother was coming to make short
visit. He was saved and has laughed no
more. London Tit-Bits
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21
The Road we Want.

Old time unscientific roads are thing
OF the past. The old handmade road,
the sprawling, indiscrinlinatc deposit of
loose, broken stone, is out of date, and
the smooth, compact road, Scientifically
built of material calculated to bear the
wear and tear of heavy travel, is the ono
for the present and future r.. L. Nc
Daniel.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-21
p. e. THOMAS BULLETIN.

Tho following quotations are furnished daily
by r. E. Thomas, stock cotton, grain and pro.
visions broker, over Thompson's book store
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

rer fiir Die obersn Shuleu IrnSuie1en
rno es gelan9 ibnt, PrOf. M. 8. Snip
pei fir Die Steiie 81 eriperben, in mel
dem er cine 2ebrtraft eriten Hanaes
fano uro meldem man @ufan9s Elm
eigenes 3imnler in Der alien Stride,
tpel1e ourh oas beuti8e ODmartiae
neue 8%ottes9aus erieBt pprben mar,
lno ipdter cine Wobnung in Der Ndbe
Der S6ale unb SuleBt Elm ei9enes
Wobnbaus baute uno als Eelioen3 an=
mics.
Sds @ahstbllm Der gebDlferlna,
aber gans beiOnOers bas erfDlgreihe
g8irfen Der S9ule, permebrte beItauoig
Die 3a9I Der S6iiler uno es trat Uie=
berum bas geoiirfnib Der 9~er9rDbe=
rung Der S6ulrdume Elm. Hep. Seer
bate balo beu treffli6en glan 9efaBt,
Die alte Stride, pel6e bis Dahin ais
0euleinoeballe fir yeriammlun9en &c.
olente, 81 bernertben, inoem er bieielbe
ab0a6ell ltnD UNI iein StDftpert erb0s
ben uno bur6 einen Qnbau baran ber=
grDBern lallen mollte. Nlleln es man=
gelte an ben nDtbisen @elOmitteln uno
man oabte iGon oaran, Die Iusfiib=
rung bes GeDantens auf 9iinitigere
3eiten 81 peribieben, als bic eoelmii=
tbiae uilo 9roBberSi9e Game Gliiabetb
SpliAer 81 bieiem 3wefe $4,000 Oer=
mahte. Man be9ann oaraufbin an l.
Suli 1894 nit ben Nrbeiten ullo beute
ltebt bas 6ebGuDe in impoIanter Gr0be
Dollenoet oa.
Sic NuBen=S imenlionen ocs Sbul=
bouies iino, wis es beute baltebt,
S2xll2 SUB. Ser She'll, ,pelter che
Dem Die alte Stride mar, miro audi fer
nerbiu als $yuQe oerluenoet weroeu unO
bat cine S0be pOn II SUB iOiuie cine
Srelte bon SO SUB uno cine Gln9e BON
los SUB. IS iiuo z S9ulsimmler I'M
8ebGuOe, bon oenen A Simenlionen
bon 264x34 Sur BADEN, zines 20x36
SUP, zines 26x33 uno zines 32x33
SUP miBt. Sas Gauge trout elm
iAmufer 6l%ofentburnl, wel@er lib
iiber benz 9aupteln9ange erbebt. Die
GOrrioore Sdblen cine Sreite bon 10
SUB uno Sreppen uno Stiesen iino
bequem uno iebr wobl seiii9t. Die
SeiSun9 9ei6iebt mittels Sampf uno
Die Sentilation 1T cine pprsii9li6e.
SOlbes lit bic YIarribule Spers=
pilles, oeren IoQenouns Die edit tatbO=
lii6en gempbner jener Geseno am
MOnta9 in p~iiroiger @eiie begangen
Gaben uno mir betra6ten es ais uniere
Gbrenaufgabe, ben &ubm ibres Merfes
moglibI 81 betonen, oa ielbes Oiienbar
elm Seilpiel lit, wel6es in gang pOr=
aii9li4er @eiie berporgeboben 81 ,per=
ben peroient. ollie Gbre ibnen fir ibre
Seiitung i'm Settle zines EDIT tatboli=
i9en GrSlebungswelens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
CHM Julien fan

tbaten slUei Grbeiter Namens 5rieOri6
&Oren5 unO SacOh Wtc@laoe an 9On=
nerItag Nu6mitto9 OOr. QSo6e. Sei
ibrer Nrbeit, benin YNditeinle9en al
Dem neuen 8ebduOe, luel6e ma an Der
@fe Der A.. uno &Ocult=S traBe 81 balIen
i'm SeQriife itebt, bra9 Oos Geriilt, auf
wel6em lie itunOen unO iie iielen aus
elmer SObe bon "a SUB Nui ben SOoen.
,Sie berbei9eeliten Wtitarbeiter uno
Seuerwebrleute trugen Die beiOen 9eIin=
~nun9sloien ua0 Dem uabeu Spribsn=
lauie, 100 NrSt unO PrieItar b0lo Su=
9e9en p0ren. GOren3 tam bnlo sur
SeIinnung. Gr bate einen 8ru6 oes
SiiftentnO6ens uno Der Sirni9aole err
iltten, lit leoO1 ni1t lebensQeiQbrli9
OerleBt. Wtc8i0Oe mar nod better oa=
bon qetommeu, in0em er bios beiiu=
nllngalO5 ulo blutlg mar, Dbne meitere
8erleBung erlltten 81 b0ben. Wan
i9ann Die G%ermunoeten ms Mercp
SOipltal, oa lie III Der Staot fremo
itno. SOren3 lit namli9 BON Mar=
iballtOmn unO WttUl0oe BON Geoar
&apios.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
SoWa Wa0riOten.

= Sem Sarmer MiDael Sarnep,
in Der 9fQbe BON Siblep ieB9aft,
mulbe WOntag Stall uno S6ellle nit
200 Suibel 8etreioe ourh Seuer ger
ltOrt. gr bate fir $1,000 perli6ert.
= gu &ofwell serit6rte eine
SeuersbrunIt ben @etreioe=g lepatOr De,
Gebriioer &lein, iuel6er auf $40 0O
gel6lBt muroe, lOwie aud Giienbabn=
eigentbum i'm Wertbe bon $4,000.
- Sin glrbeiter i'm 8ort6aus Al
Sttum ~ a, Ndmens Charles Sn=
9erinll, i6nitt Iib bieier Sage unpor=
li9ti9er g8eiie in oas linte Sano9e=
lent, 10 baB cine Sdtagaoer entSweit
wuroe. Gr mar nabe oaran gu per=
bluteu, bod traf GrStli9e Siilie nod
re6tSeitig ein uno fem 2eben puroe
gerettet. gr erbOlt li6 jebt lan9iam.
- Sic S6on,eit fir Slide inner
bulb bes Staates Soma 1T in &raft
9~etreteu lno jeoer Slider Ooer gn9ler,
Der Oieie 8eitimmllng iibertritt, iebi
li1 i6we,en 9eri6tliAen Strafen aus.
Ser itaatli1e Sil1erei=G ommiidr bal
betannt 9emabt, Dab er jeoen OeleB-
ilbertreter ami Oas Strengite uerfOlger
wirb. Nm Is. Wai bort Die S1on-
seit wieoer auf.
- gu Siour GitD bat Iih on
Montog Der PbOtograpb ". IS. &it6el
in eiuem 9lnfaa pOn Yersweiilung Der:
aiftet uno eri6oiien. Serielbe bats
tiirSlib Ieln Mtelier Dertauit uno iOlltI
na0 paige, gteb., umSieben.
gu gloora be9ing Grnl
g8isner, Elm Seutiber, Selbitmoro
iuoem err ii6 bic @ur9el nit einen
WteTer ourhidnitt. @s ibeint, bal
er ben S6ritt oeBbalb be8ing. neil oi
@roB9ei6woreueu lbu tue9en tbdtlihel
An9riHs aui ieinen Sbwaser IN @n
tlaSesuItano perieBt batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

= Sem M}ildmonn Noam @eilano
ipuroe ein nelles Yferocgel6irr 6reit0g
Na1t aus Dem Stale geltoblen.
= Sine amerifonii6e Siebenbiiael=
itabt. Dubuque, Die beoeutenIi lie Staot
bes Stdates Soma, am re6ten llfer pes
Miiiiiippi Giper, lit auf iieben 9iigeln
erbaut uno auf leoen einSellen oerlel=
ben %beIinOet li6 cine tatbOlii1e gn-
%italt."
60 i6reibt Der v@abrbeitsfreunb"
bon Cincinnati, Sbip.
= Ser beige ameritaniIde S1mei=
ser=@lub bat iplsenpe Yeanrte fir oas
tpmmenoe Sabr ernablt:
Trdiibelit-Srib. Seer;
Sice= Observation-Disclosures Eltttl6;
Hrot. SetretGr-NllbreoS Wtidbel;
Sinar;s SefretGr-S. @. WOier;
S6abmeiiter-WeD. SaIutt;
Sunbes~ Gomite-S. Sobi, &. @alter, Sr.
Seer;
neutrality-suspicious. gosler, s. 6.
Sauimann, Sr. 9eer, jr.
= Tpm 2. Sesember miro Ole Sul=
nois Central Giienbabn einen Yullman
Sdlafwaaen BON SiDur Gitp unO Dill
buque nab Dem Siioen abgeben la1len,
pelher Dubuque I'm 7.30 glbenos
perlabt uno am iolgenoen 4beno in
Sem Orleans anlangt. gu SuquOin,
3d., miro Elm YuQman S9lafmooen
an9ebGugt, iuelber brett bis SafiOn=
piae, Gla.. tdbrt.
= Die 6irma Sames 2ebi & Co.,
Gfe Der z. uno Mainltrabe. mar nod
INNER cine Der berUorra9enolten Sir
men Der Staot, pGs Sleioerwuareu,
GurSwaaret, ooer iOnIt irgeno welbe
Irtitel in ibrem @ei6ditsSuei9e betraf.
Sir Serbii unh @inter : @aaren
baben oieielben aud oieies Sabr pieoer
Die leitenoe STEELE ein9enommeu.
Spredet bel i9nen pDr. Sames 2epl
q &c., Gfe Der z. uno Mainltrabe.
- Sin Wann, Namens So6ann
Satobs, BON Yoltpile. 3d., lit Dor oas
beige @eri6t aebraAt poroen, neil
err cine pDlttarte nit ben @Drten al
einen S6uloner, Der auf Der giienbabn
arbeitet, %abianote: ygBenn Sic ben
Solar nidt besablen, perbe ib Sic
al Die @eleli6ait Derratben." Sol=
DIES wiro DDm 8eleBe ais Wabn= unb
8 robbriei betra9tet uno es lit
nidt erlaubt, oieie Oifen ourb Die Yoit
gu ienoen.
= Sas tleine, in Dubuque erbaute
SorpeOoboot vGricion" bat piel Ye6.
Wtebrere Wtale i1On tpuroen feline
YrObefabrten our0 uuiale peribiepe=
ner Mrt unterbro1en. Gpr eini9en
Sagen ipllte wieoer yGricion" bel Nelu
2onopn seigen, melben 2"eiitungen an
6abr9ei1mlnoi9teit es gepa6ien lei,
als plOBli6 cine Der Suftpumpen brad,
iuoourA Sienituntau9li9teit eintrat.
Der S6aoen miro wieoer reparirt uno
ein weiterer SerilA iOlgen. $50
udre aber Der feline vGricIon" 9eblie=
ben, frdgt Die Soma 9teform", vruenn
oerlelbe Bel einem ernitliA 9emeinten
Seegeie6te bate Sienite leiiten iolen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

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2uremburg perfl. WObe in S~perspile
mar, brannten os'ien Bieroe bur1 uno
wuroen crit Oltli1 uOn DER Staot eill=
9eIan9en.
Serr unb Strait Sid ge6en,
mel6e nabe ga Wotte in Safipr
County iuohnen, lieben lebten Sreitag
ibr bier Sabre altes SOhter1en, inter
Sbbut zines dlteren Mdo1ens, I'M
einise @eI6dfte gu beiorgen. Sas Wdo=
den lieB oas Sinh eini9e 3eit aaein I'M
Simmer uno als es suriiftebrte, fano
es b0s Sinh, peldes wabriheinlid nit
benz Seuer i'm Sfen geipielt bate,
ihrefli6 berbrannt ppr. Merstlihe
Silfe wuroe ioglei6 angemanot. jeOO6
mar SlQes Der9ebliA uno oas Sino CAB
am WOntas Mor9en ieiuen 8eit auf.