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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10

Sieie Samilie batte ii6 9eraoe pom
S6iffe entfernt, als SOuobue es bee
itieg. Gr elite o%erielben na6 uno bolte
tie a~uBerbalb benz Sitter ein uni
bradte 1ie 5uriif. Seoes Mit9lleo
oerielben bate eln Yafet S6mufla=
den an ii1, uno ollie ertldrten, oab
Sinoerber9er Ie ibnen gum Iufbemab=
rem aeaeben babe. Der Shmu9aler
murbe Dem Seputp=S uroepOr Sowling
poraefiibrt, uno oieiem Seamten iagte
Sinoerber9er, bab er Elm Saufmann
aus DRESDEN lei uno Die Ibli6t gebabt
bat, Die &Oitbarteiten bier 81 oertall.
fen. Ser Mann leugnete ni1t einmal,
boB er bic Sa6en einibmuaaeln wOllte.
Gr wllroe fir perbaftet ertl0rt uno Dem
Suuoescommihdr SbieIos por9efiibrt.
Sier 9sitano Sinoerber9er ebenfalls urs
umtpunoen Elm, oaB er Die &oltbartel=
ten einsuidmu99eln oerIuhte uno
eilsn She'll oapon Der Mott'i6en 6a=
mile 9e9eben bdtte. ST babe in Ores
ben Bancroft sema6t uno Die mit9e=
bra6ten Sahen aus benz Wrat 9eret=
tet. sSn orei @oten wOllte er pieoer
naa Seutiblano suriiftebren. nSiel=
lei6t, oielleibt auh nidt", ermiberte
GOmmiiidr Sbielos troden. vinSwiiden
aber balte i1 Sic inter $4,000 giir9-
ibaft fir Sbr Grideinen Dor Der 8rano
Surn fsit." Sinoerbsrser mar gut 9e.
tleioet. Gr 1T Elm GROCER. ~itarter
Damn. trdst sinen Solbart uno lit
etpa SO Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
Seri&ieoeme Na6ri6tem.

- Cine SutausitsQuna 1T in Brill.
lei erOfnet pOroen. Die peri6ieoen=
ten WOoelle fanoen bort Ylak. IS 1T
cine ~ool5dblise Sammlun9 bon Out
fOrmen, Die in oieIem Sabrbunoert bon
ben 6rauen 9etrasen tporOeu fino.
Die bdBli6iten limb speifelps bic aus
Der 3eit bon l845-60; bas iino
ibrefli6e 8ebGuoe, beren bduptId6li=
der 8ebrau6 BARN %beitanoen gu baben
iheint, ais So9eli6eu6en pertpsnoet 81
peroen. Sagegen mar BON 1926 =
1885 bic MOoe redt sraSi6s. aud
unter Dem erlten Saiierrei6 uno in ben
eriten Sabren Der &sItauration CAB es
manhe anipre6enoe Site. Inter benz
SirectOrlum paren Die SutfOrmen ba.
9f0en launenbaIt uno anar6iItiid.
ReiSenoe Gr%iinoun0en tue5ieln oarill
nit 9rdblihen Grtraoagansen ab, uno
bic Seridieoenbeit Der Sormen 1T 10
9rOB, oaB man a%nnebmen m66te, Die
Siite ltammten aus 9anS auseinanber
liegenoen 3eiten. @uberoem iiebt
man SOpfbsoefun9en aug benz Iieben=
sebnten uno adtSebntsH Sabrbunoert,
iotpie iOl6e aus Dem 3eitalter Der Res
naiiiance. Ser Glteite Srauenbut Der
glusiteQun9 bon griiiiel itammt BON
1886. Inter ben Mdnnerbiiteu IQlt
cine LANCE &eibe bon Sfenr0bren auf
Die mad Der 3eitrednunQ seOronet iino
uno ole 9anae SGBli9teit oieier ni9t
ausiterbenoen Sutiorm %ohenbareu; Der
dlteiie oieier GplinOer itammt bon
1897. Sauu tOmmen lGnoli1e Gopf=
beosdunsen; man iiebt iOlde Der bre-
touii6en Sauern. Der elidilii9en gau.
ern, Oen SirOler Sut rnb ben ameri=
tauii6en Sut. Die &rie0erbite Iino
iebr sablrei6: BPM 9rie6ii6em Selm
al big gum &aofabrerbelm. japanii6s
unb 6ineliide Selme, enoli9 moosrne
Selme uno 3i6atOs. Srsi Der milf
tdriiden aO9fbeoefunsen fino geidi6t-
lid: Napoleons Sut bonn S6la6tfsloe
bon WatsrloO, Der Sut oes 8raIsu opn
Raiiau. ben man auf Dem Sdla6t'
feloe bon Surnbout iano, uno Der
Sreimaiter 2eOpolos bes Gritsn bel
ieinem Gin3uge in Sriiliel 1881.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10

Die augen lasen inn tisf i'm &opie
ino er tOnnte faum ipreden. Seii
bier Sa9en bate er bort 9elegen uno
peoer 81 eiien nod 81 trinten 9ebabt,
Obidon ous 6isber i'm foit persebrte.
Die &naben lieien nod Sauis, I'M
Siilfe' 81 bolen, bod lam oieielbe 81
ipGt. Wartin mar Derihieoen, als
man antam. Niemano w6B tIpas
iibsr iein'friiberes &eben ooer feline 6sss
unit! "@r ,idien elm ,a~emObnli6er
GRANDDAUGHTER 81 iein. Su Der Siltte
beiano iih Elm 9roBes Stiif Sped, eln
tleiner Sud Mebl uno Elm leerer WaIs
iereimer. Sn Den Saiden bes SOoten
fanoen ii6 Is Gents uno eini9e alte
Yapiere, bic Der Coroner als luertblos
3errib. Die 2eide puroe auf GountD=
tOiten in Snospenoence ~be8raben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
Wi6tS lit 0Ieth tpirfIattt.

sc sibt nidts sleid @irtiumes wie
DIR. Kings New Discovery gegen auss
Sebruns, Suiten unb GrtaItunsen nuo
man erlaube Dem SdnSIer baber nur oies
les 81 seben uno ~perIunse MIR bieies.
Der gambler wiro ni6t iasen eS Sdbe
Seiieres aber er wiro Sbnen mas anoes
res seben wo0en, neil SOl6es linn mebr
8roiit abwirft. sic wouen DR.. Kings
New Discovery neil sic wiien, baB es
suuerldiiig unb feline @irtrns sarantirt
lit. unO neil ni6ts DR.. Kings New
Discovery slei6 lit. Grobeflal6en graz
tiS bel Z. W. Guete, G56 NtainltraBe.
G~eselmGBi9e @rOBen so 6ts. uno $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
Sabcn sic je

@Iettrii6e Sitters ais elm SeiImittel fir
Sbre llupdBIi6teiten ueriudt? @enn
nt6t, 10 peri6aiieu Gle it6 iett cine
6lai3e uno bolen Sic ii9 SeiIuns.
Oieie MeoiSiu bat ii9 ais beipnOers
s~eeisnet erpieien aue @ebre6en bes
6rauengei6Ie6ts gu liuoern unb 81 beis
len, inoem lie cine punperbare uno birette
Wirtun9 ausiibt uno ben Srgunen Strait
uno Spanntraft ucrlsibt. Wenn Sic an
lppetitIoii9teit, Seritopfuns, &opfpeb
ober Sbnma6tsanfauen Ieiben ober
nerpOs, ~erresbar, melan6olii6 poer
i6pinoIi6 itnS, lift GIettrii9e Bitters bic
WeoiSin, oeren ie bebarfen. Sehen
8ebrau6 perii6ert Sbnen 8elunbbeit
unb Strait. 9roBe Slaiden foiteu bios
so @ents BEL {. %. &uete, $50 Wains
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
A6(ofnt auperfafC6

Sine SppOtbet fir $l35. 900, 600.
SIN Bureau oes 9te9iitrars wuroe Dor
elIllaenaa9en Die 9rOBte jemnlsin Sings
eountp, u. y, eiuQctro0cnc Sppotbet
9ebudt. Der 8etra9 b~cSlifert ii6 uuf
$l35. 900, 600, bp9 1T nur Elm GERM.
ger Sru6tbeil oes oe~rpfdnoeten 8runo.
beltbes in VrOotlpn bele9en. Die SU.
pOtbet 1T bon Der YGeaoing Company"
uno Der philadelphia & GeaSinG
Goal u Sron Company" aufqenom.
men mDroen. 9as 9Otument 1T pom
5. Sanuar 1897 oNtirt uro entGdlt
cine ausfiibrli6e @eIhreibung Oes Oes
lammten @~igcnt0%ras Der beiosn @e.
Iellhatten. welNcs her ,6entral 5ru1t
Company" 0ls Si6erbeit Iiir 9arleben
Qe9eben miro. Die 8runofilfe Iieoen
in Stpanai8 uerI6jeoenen Counties uno
es mub oas SDpOtGeFen=Snltrument
sluan5ig Dial in Die NrmObii6cr cin.
9etrageIl iueroen.
= Sin iiiosal9erii6ss glatt brin9t
bic Mtlttbeilung. oaB bic Yerbinoung
gu Sanoe 3Dii6en benz Sudan uno
benz nOroliden afrita 9eaenmdrtiS ber-
Neitelt lit, oenu IS bat einen our5
Webart (ReittameeD i9m aus Sim.
buttu s%uaeIanoten Brief in Ain-Seira
a%us9ebanoiNt erbalten. 9ieie 9oIts
perbinoun9 lit jeoO6 wsnig ~tpert6poI
in gnbetra6t oeiien, ooB Der Brief
iiiuf MOnate u~nteriue9s mar, wGbreno
or auf benz Ssewe9e nur 20 Sage &c.
brau1t baben piiroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
Waibinston.

- Sas i'm e%ntfernteiien %nprplpeit.
li6en Wintel Der Ser. Staaten lie9enoe
WbatcOm GOuntp. bat jeBt AZ S9in=
belmiiblen, in benen 1000 MGrmer
td9li9 5000, 600 Sabidinoeln ber-
itslen, 81 SGsemiiblen nit eiuem glr.
beitsperipnal BON 400 MGnnern, pelde
tdgli4 800, 900 SUP 8aubOl3 idnsioen,
Y Ga6sp0teleien, Die Ddbreno Der
Sommeriaiion 720 Mdnnsr bsi6dfti-
gen, bic 275. 600 &iiten Ga1s einlna=
den, rrno 5 &oblenber9werte, in benen
200 2eute arbeitsn uno i'm Stanoe,
td9lib 400 Cons &oblsn gu Sage 81
f0roern. IuBeroem bat oas GOuntD
nod auf,uwsiisn: 4 Greamsriss. 2
&dIeiabriten. a Mablmiblsn. 2 Giien.
9ieBereien. 6 Wai9insnweriitdtten. 2
Yumpenfabritsn. 3 &iiien- nnO gar-
reliabritsu .uiw. Sort iinb oieIes
Sabr 9spadien: @epfel. bic iibsr 2
Yfuno miesen; cine Grobeere bon 10
3Oa umfan9; cine &artOfel i'm 8e.
wi6t bon 8 Yfuno 4 un3sn; cine Hiibe
bon 80 Yfuub; Elm Giirbis BON 90
9funo; cine @aiisrmelone bon "a
Yfuno; Elm Sauaib BON 100 Yfuno;
SimOtbp nabe,u 8 SUB bod, Slice Z
SUB bod, Safer, bon peldsm Der
acre l25 Suibels l~ieferte.
- @dbreno bic gauge @slt iiber
bic 8olofunoe i'm HUroen in Nufrsauus
9eratben 1T. bat man cine anoere Gnt.
oedun9 aus ben gu9en perlOren. pel1s
bel Der G%utwidelunG jenes 8ebietes
bon 9rOBem Wertbe III. Dor einigen
MtOnaten lit ndmlid eiu See bon fat
reinem Petroleum entoedt worben. uno
es liuo proben oabon na9 Seattle our
llnteriubung 9ei6idt wOroen. Ger
Seridt barber 1T iOeben OerOHentlidt
mOroen, uno es beibt, oaB Die @ntoeds
llug eInen unermeBliden gDcrtb' bat.
Gs bat iib bereits in Seattle cine @s-
ielibait Qebiloet, I'm oas YrOoutt in
ben Wartt 81 brin9en uno &eiienoe
bon bort beridten, Dab bic 8eiell6ait
bsabii6ti9t. oies iOfort 81 tbun.
Ser See 1T bon u%nbefannter Sieis,
msbrers wlsilsu brett. iani bis isas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
NiEpurt.

- Die Staatss Snouitrieantalt fir
WtIohen bon GbillicOtbe mar
Der S6aupIab zines all0emeinen Sra=
males. Sin fir WlOerbeierli4 aelten=
bes Wao9en, N0mens 6rpe, mar Die
Siibrerin. glls Die M{Go6eu gefebl err
bielten, pie td9li6 iibli9 nO6 benz
S4ulSimmer Su maridiren, belt Tie
cine Heoe uno ertl0rte, tie ieien LANCE
9enug in benz beiBen @etter CUR S6ule
9eaan9en. Sic piiroe pero.... iein,
penn tie nod ,ldn0er oOrtbin Qiuae.
Sic iteute ben gntraQ. nidt in's Sdul=
5lmmer su 9e9eu. Sin 9ubeno MGos
den untertiiBten Iie. 9ie Mdo6en
bewanneteu ii6 nit Stubleu unb mas
ite lOnt erlan9en tOunten. Gin
Seamter uno Elm 8Qrtner ma6ten
eluen ber9ebli6en @eriu9, bic
Sronun9 tpieoer ber,uiteuen, wuroen
jeoO6 9ei6la9en unO psrlsBt. Die
MtQo6en heulten babel tpie cine S6aar
mi!oer Snoianer. @rit ols Stpei goli,
Sllten telepbOnii6 6erbsi9eruIen lpnren,
ipran9eu Die Mdo6sn aus ben Genz
fern uno perIu9ten, bic 6lu6t Su ers
9"reiIen. Sic luuroen ieoO9 balo ein=
gefan9en uno in ben Suntelsellen ein=
Qeiperrt. SSSn ben 3immern, in oenen
Die Srawalle ltattgefunoeu batten, iat
es Uiiit aus. Der YOoen mar nit ser=
'brO6enen Stiiblen, 8lasiderben uni
SOllette9eQenitInoen beOeft. IS beiBt,
oGB ben Mdo6en bon Nrbeitern, biz
&eparatureu III Der 9lnitalt %porn06men,
Mbistep 3u9eitedt pOroen lei.
- giniam 9elebt llno einiam oeltpr.
ben. Nur weni0e Meilen bon & a II.
as Stir ftarb in b~eraansener @O6e
Elm Wann, mel6er 1i1 Sbomas Mar.
tin nannte uno bDn Der msniblihen
8eieui9ait Ii6 i6eu Suriid9e3p9en batte.
gSie er alein lebte. 10 mar au6 tein
menI6li6es g6eien in ieiner Nabe, oas
ibm ben leBten 2~iebesoisnit auf isinem
SOotenlaQer erwieien bate. giniam
irle er 9elebt. itarb er. @r iam mitten
i'm Wlnter in G%Ourtnep, Iieben Meilen
nOroli6 DON Snoepenoence an uno idlte
In benz g8alOe SUls. gr bate 0raues
Saar uno i6ien so Sabre alt ill Iein.
Seine NntDOrten tpnren tlIr, uno abs
itOBeno uno err belt iib Don Seoenl
mad M69ll6teit fern. Sm Sriibjabr
baute er ii6 beim Sluiie in benz bids
ten Weioen9ebiII6 cine Siitte aus
gaumltImmen nit 2ebm Dertlebt.
Die Siitte muB nur 8 SUP i'm Gepiert,
nno Oas Sa6 mar erit balb ferti9, ols
Wartin our6 ben SOB Don ieiner Cir.
belt ab9ebOIt wurOe. Sir fait cine
9anSe @Ode bate er ii6 ni6t mebr
ieben laiien. bod iiel oisie @btpeienbeit
Niemano 0uf. @m 6reitag i6itte So.
SmiIep, wel6er un9efdbr cine babe
Mtsile bon Wartin's Siitte entiernt
pObnt, feline beiOeu Sun9en aus, INN
mad ben Gilben 81 iu6en. Sic tamen
an Wartin's Siitte DOrbei uno b6rten
StObnen. IS erihredte lie Suerit, bod
faBten lie Ii9 Elm SerS uno tratsn Sl
Der Sbiire. Martin lag uuf isinem
Bette. oab er iid aus Elm paar Sretter.
GbfGllen, mie man iie bel Sdsemiiblen
finoet, SuiammengeItslt uno nit Elm
paar Sadsn nit 9ras bsIsgt bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
CeNerrci6su

- 4us benz 9 a5naun in Noros
SirOl wiro bonn 8. eSuli berittet:
S1On Dor elmer WO1e bate Der 6Or'
tier &lob i'm Simbertbale einen prdbs
tissn ADLER 9sldoRen. Sa nod Oiters
na6hsr siu swsiter aoler bemsrtt
Uuroe, 70 wuroe an9enommen, oaB
bus paar i'm Sorlie Sun9e baben
oiirfte. Yalo ipuroe Der SORT unter=
balb elmer $50 SUP bOben 6elswano
ausssiunoi9aitst. @dbreno iid mebs
rsrs quite Sdssr auf SduBwsite pOitirs
ten, wuroe Elm be6erster 9er9iiibrer
an eirem Seils in bic Siefe 9elahsn.
Mit Ginger @niiren9ung 9elauS es
benz Wanne, ii6 in ben SOrt 81 idwin.
gen. pOrin er Spei 5iemlib erwabisne
..Sun9e pDriano. SelbtDer ltanolih
toilette es au9eitrsn9tsite Milhe, I'm bic
2aubtbisre benz SORT. in benz Iid 6llt.
ter in SOrm bon Wurmeltbieren, 6slos
uno S6nsebiibusrn CUR 0euii9e DOrs
iano. ~ sntusRmsu aRo au bergen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
SuGIen's arniea gaIbe.

9is bette SaIbs in Der @eIt fir
S9nittpunoen, 9Guti4iirfu nsen, Wuns
ben, @el9piire, SaI5fuB, 5ieberwuns
ben, S4orf, 9eiprungene 9dnoe, 6roits
beuleu, Srabenauseu, unb aQe 9autents
Biinbunsen unb 1T cine ii6ere 9eiluns
fir 9amorboiOen. IS wirb sarantirtz
oaB bos Mittel poufOmmene @enus,
tbuuns sibt; penn ni6t, uirb bas @eIb
3uri6erifcttet. Breis 25 Gents per
S4a6teI. - gu ~pertaufen bel Z. %.
&uete, Ipotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10

Weilen lang, uno Die Gualitdt bes
petroleunns iol cine pprSii9lide iein.
Gr erbGlt Ieinen 3ufluB ourh Auellen,
uno bic i'm um9ebenbsn Siiael iOlen
reid an &obIen uno Qspbalt iein.
Der See liest MIR stpei Weilea bon
Ocean. 10 baB Die Srnnsporti6pieri9=
teiten taum in 8etraht tommen. Gs
lit bic abIidt Der Gi9entbiimer bes
SEES, 'oas prOOutt nad ben @ruben.
la9ern i'm nOroliben Qlosta gu brin=
gen, mo- ii6 oas ourd @aherpege be-
pertiteui9en ldBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
Dte 1T pies!

g4tr btst.n einbunbet Dollars Sslobuuns fir ieSeu
Jau Don aatarrb, Der uiat ourd GiHusbmsn Don Sals
RatarrbsRur ssbsilt DsroeH tam.
Rs Gbeutp IL Co.. Gisentb, GoIs6O. 8.
@ir, BITE unierjsidnetsu, babeH j. ). @beHep felt ben
Itstsn Is Sabrsn sstaHut uHO baIttu TIN flr pOatoms
men sbrsnbait in alien Observation-Disclosures une
fiuaujisl bsidbisi, aae BON isiuer 6itma etuSsSau9eneu
Bsrbiublidtsitsu gu sriIaeu.
W II a. Gruar, GroBbauoslssD roguitsu. ToIsbo, ..
W albiug, Rinuau 81 MARTIN, groBSaHeslss
Groguiiteu, Goleoo, ..
SALTS RatarrbsSur pirb tnnsrIid esnommeH uno
pirst brett aui ous But uHO bic idlsimigeu CssTha,
den ots SDitsms. grsis 70 Gents ihr bic 5lai4s. Der,
fault non alsu apOtbstsrn. 3susHiis irei D~srianss.
SaQ's Jamilisus YiasH iiuo bic bsitsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
&cntudD.

- Gin GonItabler in SentufD bers
fu6te, cineu roienoeH Stier BON einem
Mnultbier, nit Dem er in einen &f
9erutben mar, 5u trennen. gs mar
isine leBte iroii6e Qntsbanolun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
Mi6tgan.

- SO beiBt, o0B an einem CONNER
pIob am Mti9igan See cine Seeidlan9e
nit lan9em Bart Die 8e9enO unIi6er
made. SOlte SenGtor Yeffer iih piel=
Iel6t einen Grtro=S 6ers erlaubt bGben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10

Der onoere @oler Iieb iid nidt ieben,
bod oiirfte man ieiner ourd aui9eitelte
Sar9eiIen balo babbaft peroen. Die
Sun9en baben bereits cine Sliiselbreite
bon 5 SUB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
ILL.,. {

Time Table
Pass
Passe
Passenger
Passenger
Passenger
Passenger
EA
Passenger
Passenger
Passenger
ssenge 4
Passenger,
Passenger
Passenger
*South.
Sleeper OIL
Passenge
7:00 a m al
Passenge
ids 1875 q
ARR
Lv Dubuqu
Ar Chicago
Lv Dubuqu
Ar Chicago
Lv Du buqut
Ar Chicago
Ly Duhuqu
Ar Chicago
LII
Nv Chicago
Ar dubuque
Nv Chicago
Ar Dubuque
Nv Chicago
'Ar Dubuque
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10

9incte ron
StatiuuCn oeS
SuuiC blutgit
Electromagnetic
1T Heu elHgertc
IHo Sogls btaI
NunersS
tu%dltuugsratbe
Sorrtgdu. 9r5t
Foent uuo W.
GrlhoeHt.
GUrTeponoeI
n:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10

gum She'll iteinreiden SeilibIh. penil
lie fir ibren arrnen Better eintreteu
pplten, cine 2umperei it,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-10

gar; Content was largest seller. perhaps
1000 shares James and Tunis next Sat, Quite
orders. There was some Washington ru-
an oTS Te 81 se 10 1o mo force
Chicago: Duluth 81; Minneapolis 23s cars
today.
schedule bearish.-Bache.
New York says: Little foreign wheat
Chicago: There were two Liverpool ca
bles here quoting reaction upward of Sc
Chicago: There is a rumor or % loads
taken for shipment in New York
New York: Bache says: De Cordova,
Turner and Norton bought Tobacco.
Kansas City: Second Liverpool cable
I'd lower; corn quiet, unchanged--W- W.
Cowen.
Kansas City receipts wheat 1923; corn
Chicago: $1,000 No. 1 northern just sold
to mlllers in south.-Crosby
Chicago: Offerings of corn not large,
market working frm.-Han.
Chicago: Our second cable dull, farth-
Chicago: second boards cable: Ant
werp unchanged; Paris flour 1920 lower;
wheat unchanged to sc lower; Berlin IA
Chicago: primary receipts $3.50, 900; ship
Chicago: The four ports and New Or
leans cleared today for export, wheat S.
1aS flour S Sl42; GO eo sgI 44sSsl oats 5S4Sl;
st. Louis close: Wheat, cash 93c. May
SSc July ,, 755e; corr cash 2lS Nay zlZs9
a1SIc July 17&@17Tsc.
Chicago: Reported $1,000 more wheat
taken for export
Chicago: Estimated cars tomorrow.
wheat Is; corn 1870; oats 1870.
The government report, showing amount
CT grain in farmers hands, will be re-
ceived at o'clock this afternoon.
Privileges were traded in as follows:
Puts, May wheat 1890; calls 751sQ7SAcs
puts, May corn 241zc; calls 24hc.
Today's Range of Prices
Furnished by Goodwin & Chamberlin.
Brokers in Grain, Provisions and Stocks.
ToDeka
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arule these revivals are mere burlesques
of the originals.
There was plenty of fun mixed up
with the old spelling match, but it fl
tered in incidentally. The spelling was
done in all seriousness. It was an ortho-
graphic joust in which the clowns were
not allowed in the field, but were BAN
ished outside the ropes. Generally the
event took place in the schoolhouse, but
sometimes the scene was laid in the
town hall. The preliminaries were few
and simple. The schoolmaster was gen.
orally selected to give out' the words.
Old and young went to the spelling
matches, and graybeards often stood
next to youngsters in short trousers, and
matrons of 40 and over matched their
memories against those Of their daugh-
tiers. Two captains were elected. Usu-
ally they were those who had won repu-
tations in previous matches, but often
mere social prominence guided the
choice, for it was no little distinction
The captains took up positions on oppo-
site sides of the room and proceeded to
choose sides.
a penny was tossed to see who should
have first choice. A murmur of subdued
comment went around the room as the
fortunate captain proceeded to announce
his initial selection. Here was a chance
for much diplomacy. If the captain hap
pened to be a young man who figured as
beau at all, he was often placed in a
perplexing situation Of course there
were one or more renowned spoilers in
the room whom he wanted on his side,
but if he first chose the tall, thin, homely
girl who could rattle off such jawbreak-
ers as meteorological, - 'hemorrhage"
and therapeutics what chance would
he stand of walking home with the
plump, red checked belle who might
fall an easy victim to such words as
"choral'' or "asthma?' He had to
make his choice, though, and take the
consequences.
All these fine points Of the situation
were fully understood and keenly rel
ished by the spectators, and many sly
nudge was given or wink flashed around
the room as the two generals mustered
their forces for the impending contest.
The first dozen or so names were selected
after careful consideration, but when
the reputed spoilers had been picked out
the choosing was done in a rapid, ram
dom way.
Then the schoolteacher laid down the
rules Of the match. One trial On word
was all that was ever given. A reason
able amount of time for thought would
be allowed, but promptness in answer
ing was requested, and the spectators
were warned not to interrupt the pro-
ceedings either by remarks or laughter.
The words were sometimes taken direct
from the dictionary, but sometimes the
schoolteacher prepared long lists Of
words.
Then the long lines stood facing each
other and there was a momentary hush
as the teacher began. The first words
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-10

CHOOSING SIDES FOR THE SPELLING MATCH.
ported by no statistics, but the fact re-
mains that we do not study spelling as
we used to, and if we don't study it
how are we ever to know how to spell?
The spelling book, as we once knew it,
is unknown to the schoolchildren of to-
day. It has been banished from the
classroom by modern educators.
The spelling class has gone by the
board too. You remember that spelling
class, don't you? When it was called,
we all took the places which we had
gained by our previous prowess, boys
and girls together, ranged in long line
with the blackboard for background.
Then the teacher read out the words of
the days lesson. No. 1 got the first
word, No. 2 the second, and so on, IN
less the shrewd instructor picked them
out at haphazard. When he didn't take
this advantage of US, the farsighted
scholars who had learned only the words
which they could figure as coming to
them came off with flying colors.
This was only one of the strategies of
the spelling class. There were others,
and one especially, which probably ev-
cry boy has practiced. You remember
how, when you missed a word and the
boy or girl below you spelled it correctly,
you had to ego down one" Then,
when you triumphed over some one who
had failed, you event up one Well,
there was a little black eyed girl in my
class. Her name was Rosie, and some
how the name has always seemed a
sweet one to me. suppose used more
strategy in order to get place next in
line to Rosie and to keep it than about
anything else connected with my gram
mar school days. 1t was a problem that
required thought, and I gave it cheer
fully.
Unfortunately Rosie was not very
good at spelling, and there was only one
place in the line where was reasonably
certain of being able to give her plump
little hand an occasional sly squeeze.
That place was just below Rosie. If
she missed word, why, missed it,
too, unless it was such palpable blum
der that couldn' t do it without expos
ing my tactics. Then I would spell it
right and go above her, but took good
care to make amends for the mortifica-
ton caused her by missing the next
word and letting Rosie resume her old
place.
Matters were complicated when my
DSSG CAuLl, JACK, d1SO UOOk d liking u
Rosie and assumed the place in line just
above her. But although he had many
other advantages over me was the bet
ter strategist, for ousted him by wait
ing until Rosie missed and planting
myself between them. Both Jack and
moved away and lost sight of each other
and Rosie as well, but I'll venture to
say that if he is alive today he remem-
hnr- f10co
There are 10 such chances for youth
full romances now. Instead of the SPELL
ing class there are, where spelling is
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TODAY's MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by the Associated Press to
the State Journal

Chicago. Ill, March 10.
WHEAT-Was exceptionally duh this
morning. Prices during the first hour
were almost at a standstill. The opening
was easy at a slight decline. The MORN
ing papers as usual were full of war
scare news, but higher British consols
and a barely steady Liverpool market in
Dictated that the danger lay chiefly in the
minds of the correspondents. Northwest
receipts were fairly liberal at 300 cars,
against 2S3 last week and 921 last year.
Bradstreet's world s visible report was ex-
pected to show a four or five million de-
crease and this gave the market some
strength. May opened at 747s@75c, COM
pared with yesterdays closing price of
751<c and by 1920 o'clock had advanced to
75Hc.
CORN-was very slow. not a fiuctuation
being recorded The opening feeling was
easy with wheat. Local receipts were
small, 1873 cars. May opened a shade low
er at 2415d24asc and held at that price.
corn, although prices were more steady.
Local receipts were IFS cars. May opened
unchanged at 171sc. No change in price
occurred during the first hour
PROVISIONS-Were strong in SYM
pathy with higher yard prices. However,
a fairly good scalping trade was doing.
May pork opened nc higher at $40 and
reacted to sS-371s May lard opened un-
changed S4-15 May ribs opened &c high
er at ST. 421aQ4.45 and reacted to "a 04
421%.