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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

contend with the base ialHehoods cir
cuiated from the pulpit and the Sian.
derous articles OF the press, We found
1t very difficult to get an opening for
active work. We pressed on with n
determination to Danish from our
voca bulery all such iwords,as scamp
and STALL" and with the help of God
TO search out the hunest.in.heart resid-
ing In our territory.
Thus far we have proved for our.
selves that God lives anu that He has
mn Interest in the labOrs Of ii is SER
wants. Through His blessings we
have been successful In making many
friends, and IN removing from the
minds OF the people many false Ideas
concerning U tah and ner people.
Our labJrs nave been crowned with
success; since January lst we have
baptized six honest souls, and the pres
poets are favorable for rs many more
10 the near future.
1 am enjoying the best OF health-s
blessing Tor which am truly grateful,
a1d feel to thank God that l have
been Irivileged to come forth and
serve as an instrument in His hands
In carrying the glad tidings of the
Gospel to those who know nothing OF
its heavenly grandeur.
Generally speaking, too much can
not be SAID for the people Of North
Carolina, for they are especially noted
for their hospitality and klndness to
strangers; and no one viii ever at
tempt to say that they will not receive
their reward ior their kindness to the
Mormon Elders.
JOHN NJ. ANDERSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
PROVO.
Provo, UTAH,
Utah County at the Jubilee.

A meeting OF representative men
OF the county was held at the Hotel
Ruber,s yesterday, morning at ten
O'Clock, for the purpose OF arrang cling
for the proper presentation OF Utah
county's interests in the Semi-Centen-
NAL Jubilee.
The meeting was in response to an
invitation Issued by Mayor Hol6roOk,
who has been appointed by the Cover.
nor to take charge OF the expenditure
of the amount (s300) spporlioned by
the Semi-Centennial commission 10
help defray the expense OF Utah
county's exhibit in the Jubilee. Mr..
Hoibrook called the meeting to order
and explained that Its object was to
decide upon some branch OF industry
which the county should make a
speciality Of In the trades exhibition
which will be one OF the features OF
the jubilee.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Ben Argyle,
Mayor Holbrook was elected chairman
ana upon motion Of Mr.. Alouzo Ar
gyle Mr.. George Findlsyson was
elected secretary.
Speeches were made by the chair
man. Ben Argyle, Alonzo Argyle,
George Findlayson and Jas. o. Bul.
lock, calling attention to the desir-
ability of showing something that
would result in the greatest general
good Of the people Of the county. 1t
was explained that the sugar company
would build its own float anu repre-
sent the sugar industry, and that the
fish industry would be representt d by
the general commission. The wooIen
manufacturing industry was finally
agreed upon ae the one to be given
preference. The board OF directors OF
the wooden mill was in session and
Ben Argyle and Jas. o. Bullock were
appointed committee TO walt upon
them and ascertain their views, and
II any steps had been taken or would
be taken by them to represent their
industry.
The meeting then adjourned till
O'Clock.
At one o'clock the meeting retumed
session anu Messrs. Argyle anu Bull
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
The First Mail to Utah.

WOODRUFF, Utah, May 8, 1897.
To the Editor:
/ see in last Friday's paper mention
OF the men who carried the first mail
from Salt Lake to the States In the
fall OF lS4S. wish to call your atten-
ton to the men who brought the FIRST
mail from Kanesville to Salt Lake In
the fall OF ls4S. My father DR.. Il. Lee,
man by the name OF Cromptou and
VIM. Caste were called by Elders
Hyde and George A. Smith, to carry
this mall TO Salt Lake. A man named
John Geen and colored man came
with them. They crossed the plains
with pack animals and endured many
hardsnips In consequence OF the late.
ness of the season. My father re.
turned In the fall OF 1S49, and moved
his family the next season, 1850.
Should not that event OF the early
history OF the settlement OF Utah be
represented in the coming celebration?
w. ID. LEE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
A BURGLARS HAUL.
Thieves Enter a House In The Western
Part Of Town
End GET ABOUT 800 BOOTY.
Evidently They Laid for SIR. kenner
at tbs nauk When lie Drew
Money aud Followed Him.

The residence OF s. A. Kenner, 1856
south Eighth West, was burglarlzed
with come profit TO tho burglars last
evening or this morning. early. Dur
ing the day he had oasoed a check Tor
$50 at the Union National bank, With
which be designed paying the cx-
penses OF AN ore shipment from Beaver
county; he had also, whom he took the
10 gold piece and little silver.
When he got of the car two
men who were riding in front
with the motorman got off with him
and followed closely behind, but two
OF his children were on the sidewalk
at the time and came 10 meet him, go
II these were the burglar which is
more than likely--lhey RETAINED from
their purpose OF holding up and
changed their program accordingly.
They were observed to go a little ways
past the house, confer briefly and then
return north in the direction OF the car
track.
One OF the men is described as being
rather tall and dark complexioneu,
the other shorter, ligh. haired anu
rather stout. This morning the win
dow OF the bedroom, which Is on the
hIst hoor and fronts the street, was
observed TO be open, ana on arising
kennor discovered that his pants were
gone. A diiigent search Jailed TO dis.
close their whereabouts, and this, ia
connection with the opeu window, left
out little to be coniectured-the
festive burglar had got in his
work. The pants contained besides
the money anu some papers, red elk
handkerchief In the hind pocket,
pearl.handled knife and bunch OF
keys. The Job must have been done
ia considerable Of hurry, IA the
victims vest was hanging on the bed
pUst close by the pants and contained
gold watch aud chain, which the
burglars in their haste overlooked.
This morning nickel was found On
the steps OF the veranda, thus showing
thst the haste was SO great that its fail
from the pants pIcket was unuotioed.
About 3 O'Clock this morning an en-.
trance to the residence OF Mrs. Roag-
Iauu, who lives on the block adjoining
was attempted; but some one being
awake the alarm was sounded and the
burglars beat hasty retreat. They
were doubtless the same men as Ia the
olhtr case.
kenner says he would like to ha We
the burglars return his keys, as he is
subjected to considerable incOn.
venience for want OF them. The
police have been on the lookout, but 1t
lie not likely anything will be accom-.
plished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
Notes and Personals.

Mrs. Annie Jones Atkins went to
Salt Lake today on business.
Hon. J. Il. Booth went to Scofeld
ON legal business yesterday.
Elder Penrose delivered an instruc-
tive amt Interesting lecture last even
ing In the tabernacle on the Gospel OF
Jesus Christ from a Mormon stand
point.
The visit OF Sheriff Stars to Span
ish Fork canyon in response to tele-
gram, says that a tramp was driving
cattle off the range, proved Ruthless as
the tramp was only driving his own
cattle.
J. II. Hayes, Of Beaver, who has
been In Colorado for about two years,
came to Provo Sunday evening, gu .
fering greatly from uropsy of the hestt.
de was assisted by the county author
tiles with means to reach home, anu
yesterday he left for the south over
the Oregon Short Line.
Elder J. II. Boshard, who came
home from his mission to Colorado to
attend the funeral OF his child, tx
poets soon TO return. A letter to him
rom Elder John w. Taylor, president
of the mission, speaks very encourag-
ingly OF the progress OF the work.
Henry Mutual, who has been with
w. q. f. Hathenbruck on prospect.
ing trip in Uintah county, has rt-
turned. Mr.. Hathenbruck 10 still in
Vernal and Mr.. Nuttall states he has
secured some fine property.
Alfred Taylor, who gashed Seth
Pace Frost in the head with a knife In
Spanish Fork last Saturday, was taken
before Justice Hales yesterday. He
waived examination and was released
on $1,000 bonds to await the action Of
the district court.
An order was made in the Fourth
district court Tuesday, citing AlDert
Singleton to appear beiote 8. X. King
as referee, in supplementary pr0ce, a.
ings In the divorce suit OF Hagal
Singleton VS. Albert Sing Teton. AIre.
Hagar Singleton in applying for the
order sets out that che was granted u
decree OF divorce, $50 month ali.
mony, 800 4 attorneys fees and coe s,
from defendant in the Fourth districl
court on May s, 1896, and that lher,
is now due her $500, less $45. 80, which
has been collected. An exeeuuon
issued against defendant has beea re.
turned unsstisiied except as to tn.
above amount. Wednesday, the 1911,
was set as the time for the defendant
to appear and make answer uu der oath
as to his property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
DON'T LIKE LONDON,
Mrs. Altree sues For Divorce on sc--le-
what Novel Grounds.

Annie L. Altree has filed suit for
divorce against her husband Arthur
II. ID. Aitree on the grounds Of deseI-
ton. The parties were intermarried
in this city in October, 1880. There
is one child, a six-year.old boy-of the
marriage.
Plaintiff alleges that in the spring
OF 1892, defendant induced her to take
a trip to London, England, where on
arrival he compelled her to remain
against her wish, and where her lie
was endangered by the climate.
he consented, It is alleged, to ailo W
her to return to Utah with reluctance,
and that he has no reason for remain
ing there other than tina, he knows
the climate of London does not agree
with pI,inti1.
Mrs. Altres asks for decree, the
custody OF the child and that pending
the hearing that defendant be re-
strained from interfering with the boy
who is now in plaintiffs custod y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
Home from Samoa.

Elder Charles A. Almond of
Sprlngville, Utah county, called at
the NEWS office this morning to report
his return or Monday, May 10Th, from
u miesien to the Samoan islands. He
left for this fisld Of labor on tho Both
Of January, 1894, and has been doing
missionary work principally on the
island OF Tutuila, where, he says, he
has spent most enjoyable time,
meeting with much success. The mis.
sion Is in most prosperous condition,
and many natives Join the Church.
There were eight Elders in the COM
pany returning with Elder Almond,
and also hali-cast native from the
Friendly islsDds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

Your throat is weak. ANY
unusual exposure or Souick
change in temperature causes
roughncss and uneasiness.
Sometimes you have a feel
ing of 'tightness as if some
foreign body were there.
You can treat it with trocheS
and washes, but you don't
reach the scat of the trouble.
Throat weakness is a symp-
tom of more general disturb
ance, SCOTS Emulsion of
Cod-liver Oil does cure weak
ihroats by healing the in
dammation and nourishing
md strengthening the system.
For sale by all druggists at s. eents and s,oa
SCOTT d bows'E, chsml,is. New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
Missionary Work is Progressing lie the
sold North state"
MARMADUKE, N. g.,
May 1si, 1857.

May 1st, 1857.
10 the Editor;
have been engaged as travelling
Elder In the "Old North State" for
the seemingly short space OF twenty
monlhs, during which time my ex-
perience has assumed varied charac-
ter. For the first year my labors were
confined to the new fields OF Balding,
Cumberland and Vance counties,
where I found many friends and
assisted in alleging great deal OF
prejudice.
Immediately after conference, which
was held in July last, was assigned
to labor with Elder A. ]. Holt in the
county of Granville, where ,labored
exclusively until Two months ago,
when was assigned to travel with S.
II. Smith In the counties of Granville,
Vance and Warren, where l am still
laboring.
Notwithstanding the extreme heat
OF the solar rays, on entering our field
after conference we met with a very
cold reception from the people. Public
opinion was against US, nuu prejudice
and superstition Ieigned supreme in
the minds OF the people. Having to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
Plaintiffs Win.

-ae jury in the case of William
Eckman and John Nelson VS. the
Old Telegraph Mining company anu
Societe des Mines de Lexington,
which has been ON trial Tor the past
week In the federal court, came iuto
court yesterday with Il verdict for tn e
plaintiff In the sum OF $3.50.
PlaIntitis sued Tor S75, 200, alleging
that they had lease on the Telegraph
mine at Bingham, and when they
struck ore they were turned adrift anu
not allowed to longer remain on the
property. Plaintiff were represented
by Powers, Btraup & Lippman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

lock reported that they had met with
the board of directors OF the Wooden
Mills company, AMI found that they
had not intended TO make any display,
but would gladly help the citlzeus'
committee to make a creditable show
Ing OF the wooIen goods industry.
Messrs. Reed l.. Holbrook anu Reed
SmDot were then elected committee
to take charge OF the csun.y exhibit,
emu the meeting adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
A Small Blaze.

The residence OF w. d. Howard on
Montague street, near the intersection
OF Third South, was the scene OF o
small blsze last evening, to which the
west side department responded. Mis-.
Howard, in trying to extinRuish the
blaze, had her bands baIly burned
well as a slight scorchiHg OF her face.
The loss was nominal. The building
. the property Of Mrs. Il. Wilcox and
was insured Tor 81 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
BACK VOLUMES
DESERET WEEKLY.

The sixth volume OF the DESERET
WEEKLY in the present form is
now bound. A limited number OF
copies OF these six volumes can be OBJ
tanned at the DEsERET NEWS Office,
Salt Lake City, in bound form at $500
per volume. 1t is the best history Of
current events to be obtained, and by
far the cheapest, and the time is not
far distant when they will be eagerly
sought alter by students of history,
anxious to be informed OF the stirring
events which have transpired within
the past three years-the most interest
ing period of the history of the Lat
ter-dsy Saints, Every person who
can afford it should secure these
volumes while they are to be had
for future reference, and especially
should they be obtained for every
Sunday School, Improvement Asso-
citation and Ward library. Apply
early to make sure OF getting them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

For sale by z. c. NJ. l., Clark FL.
dredge g. Co., Western Hardware Co,
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo. A
Lowe, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07
SoWa .Statinif.

Sine quite Nutoritdt tbeilt tns iiber
bic Nferbaultatiltit SOna's nit: Gs
9ibt in Soma 204, 1856 Carmen. Sier=
bon weroen l0l 1913 bon Den gi9en=
tbiimern ielbt bearbeitst. 34l9 lper.
Den Don Yernaltern beaufIihti9t fir
Die Gl9entbiimer. 33,937 Iino 9s9er
Vadr Uerpn6tet uno %. 1850 fir einen
9epiNen She'll Der Grnte. Wdbreno
Den lebten II Monaten baben Die
Sopa'er 6ormsr our9 ben 9ertauf bon
Yutter, gier uuO @eflii9sl bic risiise
Summe bon % WiliOnen Dollars elm.
9encmmeu. getannt 1T, oab lie in=
nsrbalb Der leBten II Wonate our1 Die
Sdpeine- GbOleru an % Milioneu
Collars einbiibten. Die uugebeure
Gumme bon s23, 600. 600 fir BUTTER,
gler uno @efliiaeISuht ssi9t. BAT Die
Wicb- nno 8efiil9elSudt in Soma in
bOber gliitbe ltebt. 60 giebt es cine
iebr groBe 3Obl 6armer, bic 9eraoe
aus %9enOnntsn YroOutten in ben leBten
SNbren ibre Sduptsirnabmen erSielten;
be. bGtten lie bic G%innabmen ni1t Ses
bdbt, libel bran gerpeien wdren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07

thtper ein~Suieben. norrm man mpbl
8ebet tro 9atebismus lernen miibte,
I'm eiit grtes 3ino 8ottes iein su iDn-
men. - Die Ssfebrun9 mub oos @ert
oes bl. 8eiItes fem; mir pollen oeBbalb
OFT ben 8eiit Der @abrbeit anruien
lno i'm initdnSi9 bitten, iein
gSert Der Seili9una inter uns
llrIlern Snoianern gu Stanoe gu brin.
gen. Sine Der 9r6Bten Sbwisrietsi=
ten, tcelhe unierm apoItoliiden Wirs
Ten bier in alasta bemmeno in ben
We9 treten, lit Der trauri9e GinfluB,
pelhe eini9e oieier ger9Ieute auf bic
lelttgldubigen Snoianer baben. Sieie
Sellte, 'ta9t man, ipsrien ale gutter
Sitten alb ino ibdmeu iih ni6t. bic
SlloIaner IN bic abiheuli6Iten Cater
elnsufibren. Giner uniersr Wtillio=
mare bate leBtes SaLr @elesenbeit, ein
9utes 8ort su einsm oieier @erfiibrer
Su ia9en; er sr6ielt ieoOt CUR IntDort:
ogRie, Batter, bier IN glasta 9ibt ss ia
feline oer9leibsn 8eIsbs; mir geraleute
tOnnen tbltn, mas il woQen. Riemnno
lam uns perbistsu, mebrere Snoianer.
reiber 5u baben." SD CLAUDE. bic
ameritanii6e &eQierun9 lit gsiinnt.
ben Niiiiondren In Oisier Sabe bsbilf=
LID 3u Iein.
Sas Roroli6t tann maii bier oft
ipdbreto oes Wiuters iptpobl beg
Qbenos als oes WUrsens iebsn. Seine
it0nen, belen Strei'en eritredsn ii9
man6mal big gum 3enitb 9eraoe iiber
uns uro i9einen tets in geweSung 81
ieiu.
llniern WsBiusin iotpie bic meiiten
nnierer 2ebensmittsl erbalten mir jeoes
Sabr BON San 5rancisco, california.
uniere Sa8esoronung 1T 5iemlih oies
ielbe pie in ben 8sreini9tsn Staaten.
8eaen Gnoe DECEMBER l,no Nniang
Sanuar, penn aud mir bic "tiirSeite
Gage baben t6nnen mir oas Campers
liht nur 4 oosr 5 Stunben entbebren.
Wir iparen aber aud oas Del rpdbrenb
oes Sommsrs. Die Sonnsitebt fir uns
ieBt ihon ae9en 4 ubr auf. 8egeno
Gnoe SUM baben mir bsinabe teine
Natt; Die Sonne berihriuoet ;iuar fir
einlge Stunoen, ountel wlro es ieoot
nibt.
Grit msinen benen Wiiniden fir Sbr
Seitll6es uno epi9es WoblerSeben oers
bleibe id,
SIR oantiduloioer Sobn,
3. Yoos, S. j.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07
1us Ger 6auptitaot.

Ole grsiiepertbeilun an
Der Normalibule fano SOnnta9s I'M
5 ubr Na6mitta9s itatt. Der ieltli6
9ei1milfte Saal mar biz auf ben leg.
ten plaB gsfiiQt. Der Sireitor Serr
Wtepers belt cine treiflide &soe iibsr
ben @srtb uuo Die Ssosutuns Der &in=
oeripiele. NuhitsbsnO oas &sIultat
Der Prsisuertbeilun9:
Se1rers3 0slin9e.
gminsn,.Yrsiie. Sbere Nbtbeilune.
Is. S6iilsr. /. Yrsis: $. Ystsr MsrId
aus Sarlinasn. g.: 9. Sissoorf aus
6Iarpeiler. 3. :Subann WirB aus Gid
a. b. Nls. f.: Noolpb Rstin0sr aus
Sid q. b. Msetts. i. Ncceiiit: y. y.
Sisbennler aus 8reipslOinssn. q: Sos
iepb Stb aus SObi9eto. g.: gmil
S6eer aus 9uremburg.-Wittlsr 9lbz
tbeilung. 10 Shiiler. |. Preis: Peter
Wanoerideio aus Neuoori. g.: Sarl
SbiQ aus Seiiinsen. g.: $. Yeter S1o.
ma aus petiuasu. A.: q. Wau9en aus
SaIisnbsim.-l Nccsilit: Sobann Pier
aus Wtamer. 2: Ssinrib 8OttfrOio aus
Sullin9en. g.: Sobann Waierus aus
SbiersE. - untere Nbtbeilun9. Ii
S6ilsr. /. Yreis: s. Yeter Mertens
aus Wilb. g: gmil Gsttges aus g9ilB.
g.: Better Gieifer aus RieoercOrn. H.:
5. 3. &olin9 aus gsr6em. s.: Nit.
Sioier aus Yetinesu. - /. Ncceiiit:
Motbias 3isher aus Staotbrsoimus.
2. Nitolaus @ampa1 aus 6re3rmas
der. s.: g.. Meosrna9 aus Cons
BORT.
3ei6nsn. Sbsre @btbsiluns. /.
Yrsls: Soispb 9th aus Sobi9sio. q:
8. y. S%isbenaler aus @rsipsloinasn.
--accsiIit: aoolpb 8stin9er aus SID
q. b. Nls. uno Peter Sissoorf aus
6larweiler. - Mittlsre Nbtbeiluug. /.
Yreis: 8arl Sbia aus Seiiingsn. g:
Sobann Waierus aus Sbisren. - DC
csilit: $. Peter SbDma aus Petin9en
uno Yeter Wanosri6sio aus ReuoOrf.
- untere abtbsilung. l.. Yreis:
@oolpb Sereus aus 8repenma6er. q:
s. y. &olin9 aus gerAsm uuo s..
Yetsr Mertens aus WilB. g.: gmil
&ett9es aus WilB. Actsiiit: Wilbelm
Bomb aus &emi1.
8siang. Sbsre Nbt6eilung. /.
prsis: Yeter Yiesoorf aus 6larweilsr
uno aoOlf Gsdinser aus SID on, Der
9llsette. q: S. .. Siebsnaler aus
8reipeloin9eu. Ncceiiit: 8eor9
StrOeiisr aus Hisberwumpa4 uuo SOs
iepb 8erion aus &eimber9. - Wittlere
gbtbsilun9. |. Yrsis: 8. Peter Sbpma
aus Sdiersn. g: pster Mancerideio
aus NeuoOrf. Ncceilit: Sobann Bier
aus Mamsr uno @lpbOns SblpabtSen
aus Yruh. - llntsre Abtbeilun9. /.
Preis: Gmil Sett9es aus g0ilB. g:
gntOn gen9el aus 8reuenmaher uno
Yeter Siciisr aus NisosrcOrn. - Nc=
eeiiit: Nit. Weoernad aus @onsoorf.
,SnFrumsut0I.W ult. Stsrs Ibtbsi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07
Saar, Woisl. GifeI uno Suusrld.

grnSeu, IL. gug. Ssute Nadi
nuroe bon elmer 9anbe ms bislige
Y~iarrbaus sin9ebroden uno cine game
Wten9s Sadsu, oaruntsr aud ilbernss
Saielssi6irr, asltoblsu.
Srier. Gin bisiiaes Sisnitmib.
den 9oB Stein0l ms Ssuer uno per-
brannte ii6 ibtusr. Ginise Sage bar.
aWi srlas ss isiusu 0srlsBuustu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07

&ooinaen, II. Nug. 8sitsrn
Nadmittaa befauo lid Der an bieii9er
llline anaeltelte Sasculsr WiiQer s. in
Der Shente GOnraop. Oils osrielbe
nahber Gustrat, wuroe or BON einem
sben Oes @e9ss babertpmmsnben Sn=
oiuiouum. wel6es ibm idon felt seraus
msr 3eit ieinolib 9elinnt mar. anass
fallen uno oerart nit sinem 8niittel
perbauen. baB er ~beUuBtlos suiammens
brah uno ihwsr an Rppfe psrlsBt
puroe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07

bdrd 6autus, oft II Sabre, obne StanO,
ebeloS g.. Ntatbias 90nrei6, oft "a Sabre,
Standings : Commits, ebeloS; o.: Srouj
Stempels, alt 3 Goge; 10. gerlldro Nls
pbors Wa9ner, oft Il Sage; H.. Setiri6
0erni9, alt : Sabre; Maria Guile geouie
Vtor9aretba Selnig. aft 80 Sabre, Obue
Stano, ebeIoS; Waria Gliie 6epOer, alt A
Wouate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07
Trib6cu's Sra8c.

Sribben ShulSe gum erIten Male
ouf Dem 2anoe, als or ein paar &iibe
wieoertduen liebt): Say. Wiiter Sap.
ieeo, miiiien sic for Die 8iib' bier all
hen chewing gum ielbit taufen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07
Bitter.

g.; sd ba6e nit benz Germ ba
briiben iran50Nid 9eipruden. aber er
DsrltanO tein @Ort BON Dem mas ib
iaate."
D.: n9as CLAUDE i'd idon, Der lit ia
Elm SSranSois!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07

Grnite iOlden llnliun b%orbringsn uno
ollie oielenigen, welhe Iih ourb iol6es
alberne 8eihudB perbliihen lalleu,
Deroienen unier aufri6ti9es Mitleio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07
Die 81. Staats3tg." i6rsibt:

Gas &latt Der 9ltrembur9er SraujOss
hinge tbeilt ieinsu Qeisrn inter allen slnSeis
den bsS Gntleseus nit, baB Der @roBberios
ss ueuli9 bel benz Seitmabl, oae er aus anz
Lap ieiues 80. @eburtStoges ben b6bsrsu BE:
amteu CAB, se,paSt babe, eiueu 5riutiprub
III Seutl6er Spra6e arSsubriu9en. Gum
eriteu Wtal lei es allo nunmebr 9elbebsI,
buB inter ben @enOlbeu oes oltebrwiiroi9en
Ealaites cine Rsoe in elmer anbsrsu ais Der
iranS0ii6en Spra6e ssbalteu Iporbsn lei.
unter Der 9e9etpGrtigsn &eSieruu8 Jet ebell
gues mOSli6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-07

truu9 81
benIbait
q bieiss
ben mir
Sas mag
zoe Geli.
ion bod.
Ysioes
Ell Sale
abr uno
Ell Sale
lid ooer
uniiun,
!; Siien.
Selpeile,
beppaen
lnebmen.
ieiuenl
ben In.
&eli9iOn
IS liegt
naeltuln,
oltel uns
Or 2eben
Der nidt.
fau DOnt
eee Neli.
bt Siels
be bieIes
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ben. neil
linn oss.
burb ibre
II Sei9en
amt ibre
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NJ, ,nuB
SD 06te
uiB UeiB,
'oeutuila.
Ell tonn.
10 benlits
ger ieoer
re Sbulo
uno ih
O4lib CUR
ion Qelan.
! limb mir
uno ole
aber bic
Wteniden
ei9sn.
heiBt ober
aue Srr.
rirrunaen
bic ~