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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-30
BRIG. GEN. ADNA R. cHAFFEE.

Chatfees recommendation was based on
military considerations alone and that
he did not take political positions into
consideration, but there is reason to
think that his dispatch was sent after
consultation with minor generals.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-30
Indiana Obeat Crop a Failure.

The total yield of wheat in Indiana
for the present year is the smallest for
many years, and not exceeding s,ooo,-
600 bushels, against 25, 900, 900 to 4o,-
100000 for several years in succession
prior to 1899.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-30
HaflstOrm In Kansaa.

Hailstones as large as walnuts fell at
Larned, Kans., for half an hour Sun
day night, beating fruit and leaves off
the trees and killing many birds and
small animals. The ground was GOV.
cred with a sheet of ice.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-30
CHAFFEE RECOMMENDS
WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS.
Ihey WIN Remain. However, Until Condi-
tions Are More Settled.

ihey VIII Remain. However. Until Condi-
tions Are More Settled.
Major General Chaffee has recon-
mended that the United States troops
now in China be withdrawn so soon as
aii the Americans in Pekin have reached
places of safety.
The president and all the members
of the administration are anxious to
get the troops out of China at the
earliest possible date, but 1t can be said
on authority that there will be no i'm.
mediate withdrawal of American forces
unless there is an immediate change Of
conditions.
There is disposition in administra-
tion circles to believe that General
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-30
Idaho Nearly Doubles Population In Ten
Years.

Years.
Census figures show that the popula-
tion of Idaho is $50, 600, nearly double
what 1t was ten years ago, when the
census showed "a 900.
For its size, Ada county, with about
1900, has the largest population. The
banner counties, irrespective of size.
however, are Nez Perce and Latah.
each of which has little over 13. 900.
Ihe most remarkable growth is
shown In Fremont county, which has
a population of l2, 900.
Boise is the largest city in the state.
the population of the capital being
5000.
Pocatello comes second in point Of
population, with 1000; Moscow third.
with $500, and Lewiston fourth, with
3,l0o. Idaho Falls has about /, 500 and
Weiser about 1850.
The oldest inhabitants are two In
dlans, man and wife, on Nez Perce
reservation. They are over 100 years
old and were married seventy-siX wears
aPO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
Aus benz abrisen GroBber,ostbam.

Oieftrh, 2. Musuit. Dds Maz
turitGtseramen am bieiigen 8pmnds
iium BADEN folgenbe S6iiler beftans
ben: AZ Mit Qus5ei9nuns: apr Spz
bann bon Remi9; Gpen Sobann b.
8efort; Beber Sobann b. 9oesborf.
81 Mit 9~efriepisung: 3albfleii9 Gu
itap b. Sid a. b. Qls.; golba9 peter
p. 8oepinsen a. b. o.; 2amborelle
Grneit b. 8ianoen; 3ansn Sob. peter
b. Wei9erDinsen; Beg paul b. @rpels
oinsen q. b. g; 2outf9 Subsrt b.
Monneri9; 8uiri6 9uitap b. Niebers
terihen; gben Ricolas b. Befort;
Strips @ictpr b. 9rosbous; &abfer
Seinri4 b. SID a. b. 2la.; aremer
Ritolas b. Grpelbinsen a. B. g.; Ca
bal SEQ b. Sid; Stelmes peter b.
pinti9; Sbepes Midel b. Solstbum.
Gid a. b. ala. Wir entnebmen
benz .pGoasosif9en Spre6iaal": Die
2ebrersebGlter unferer Srtf9aft iine
pom l. Sttober tiinftig ab feitgeiebt
Die fplgt: Minimalgebalt oes 1. 0raz
oes: 1900 ST.; bes Mittelerdbes: L.
700 Sr.; bes untersrabes: 1900 sr.
Ddsu tommen fiinfidbrise @ebaltSus
lagen BON ie 100 6r. Die Wobnungss
entf6Goigung betrGet fir ale 9rabe
ohne unteridieo: $50 Jr. Die 2ebs
r~ergebGlter Der Sauptitabt 3urembura
limb feitseiebt pie folst: Minimalges
bait bes 1. @rabes;~ 100 Sr.; 6es
Nittelsrabes: 1900 ST.; bss Inter
GRADES: 1900 unb BEL befinitiper grs
nennuns: 1900 ST. Daau fommen
f%infidbrige @~ebalt3ulagen BON ie 100
Sr. Die Observation-Disclosures be-
trast fir ben u%ntersrab: 1850 Sr.;
fir ben Wittelsrao: 300 Ir.; fir ben
S~bergrao: $50 Sr, Sin 2ebrer bes
unteren @raoes in Der S~auptfabt 2uz
remburs bat alio 500 rsfp. 400 Sr.
peniser, als fem College BON Sid.
yin 2sbrer oes Wittelsrabes bat $50
Jr. tpenieer unb elm 2ebrer oes Oberz
GRADES 300 Sr. penissr ais fem Sol
lsge aus Gid q. b. @laette. Srauris
'absr tpahr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
Die Mmtter 0otteSs Uercbrmn8
MnO Die fir6Iidbem cr0cn.

IS lit bemertenspertb, bab bic
1ir1li9en Srben Dielfah bur9 gtns
fibrung neuer 4noa6teu unb Seite
CUR @erebrung Der beilissn 8ottess
mutter beisetrasen baben; 10 iinb bic
RoIenfran5 : Nnoa4t bur9 ben 9oa
m%inieaner : Sroen, bic Scapuliers4 n~
ba9t bur9 ben &armeliters Orben, bic
0erebruns Der i9~merSbaften Mutter
bur1 ben Serpiten>S rben, has Seit
Marid 8ermdbluns unb na4 Serrari
0rompta b~ibliot6eca) AUDI bic
Sdlubporte bes enslii6en GruBes
bur9 ben SranSistanersO rben, bas
Set Maria be Msrcebe, ,Mdria bon
Der 8armbsrsisfeit" bur9 ben Srbsn
Der !beiligen Sungfrau BON Der Crib
Jung Der @efansenen, bic Marianis
69en SobalitGten bur9 ben Orpen
Der @eieaidaft Sefu einsefiibrt unb
Defenders sepflest pOrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
5ebber 8. s. &c., Rotar gu Gre,

5epber .. 5. &C.. ROtar gu Gre
benmd6er.
Slammang 3d., chem. prdiibent
Der 2ourembourgeoiie su paris.
Slef9 pbilipp, gonbucteur Der Of:
fentli9en Mrbeiten 81 Oietir9.
Sorman Sgn., gbef>9 eometer bee
gaoaiters gu 2~urem6urg.
5rieben 49,, chem. Saustaplan bes
Prin5en 2%Dtpenitein gu 2uremburs.
9lobt, Snipettor Der PrinSs Sein:
rid : giienbabnen gu petingen.
@raf Bern, 9pmnafialprOfefor an
Qtbendum gu 2hremburg.
Sraf 9einri4, Pfarrer gu Rieoer,
beblinsen.
@ries 4b.. Yoitperceptor in 2us
remburgzS tabt.
@obdaur g., chem. Surp berWelts
ausfteaung 1899 gu paris.
9aal 9ern., De1ant unD Somfd=
pttular au 2uremburg.
Setnen s., S9ulinipettor gu st.
telbriid.
Seiuen Ric., ebem. pfarrer 81
8iiroen.
9emmer Gb., Mitglieb Der Oepu>
ttertenfammer au Sap.
Semmer s., Ginnebmer bes Gnre=
siitrements gu Sid q. b. Nlsette.
9er6en 4rtb., profeHor am 4tbes
mum gu 2%uremburg.
9ermss g., 8antonalz@ rat gu Re
mid.
SOferlin, 8iirsermsiiter gu Gid q,
b. Qlaette.
9ourt Nie., ebem. @eri9tsidreiber
gu 2uremburg.
9ubertp 2otb., chem. g6efsGeome
ter am 8ataiter gu 2uremburs.
b'9iart Wdrtin, profefpr /. &l,
am MtbenGum su 2uremburg.
Sund Sol, 8abubofss8 oriteber gu
2uremburg.
aapier 5. BAL, sbem. Stsusreins
nebmer gu 2uremburs.
&elleu ST., ebem. Mttglieo Der De-
puttertenfdmmer gu platen.
aefler Qrn., Steuereinnebmer gu
Sid a. b. qlaette.
aieiel Bern, S9ulinipettor gu
Ghternah.
&immes s., Sberlsbrer Der Saubs
itummen>4nitalt gu 2~uremburs.
Rtrf4 g., 8irsermeiiter unb ebem,
Oeputierter gu Widrinsen.
3leni9 s. g., chem. Oeputierter
gu 2urem6urs.
anaff art.. SeIesrapbenz Snipsttor
au 2urembure.
anaff Sean, ebem. Oeputierter u,
8~iirsermeiIter au Sels.
aneip g., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
2%uremburg.
&nepper Gus, Staatstbierdrat 81
@6terna9.
anspper 5. g., Mitslieb Der Ds.
putiertentdmmer Su Hemih.
anepper S. g., Steuereinnebmer 81
G6terndh.
aobn s. g.. GbrensS taatsprotu.
rator gu Diefir9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28

nabme our lebten Rubs beitattst.
MDse lie ruben in Srieben!
Syn Sauie feines S9pieseriobz
neg Sobn @roff in 2ate ,Gbur9 lit am
Is. Iuguit 9err Hic Stetnmeb aus
benz 2eben abberufen tporben. Ser
9eburtstas bes @%eritprbenen maj auf
iein Sterbetas. gr purbe nGmlif
am Is. Iusuit 1921 in Glinaen,
Canton &emid, 2uremburs, seboren
unb ipanberte 1846 na6 4merita aus.
Ha8 tur3em 4ufentbalt in @ori
Waibin9tun, febrte er na9 europa
suriid. fam a6er i'm nG6iten Sabre
fpieoer uno iieoelte fi9 in Sopn port
Waibinstcn an, mo er Bis Dor einigen
Sabren bic 5armerei nit sutem Gr=
fDlg betrieb. Gs iiberleben i'm feds
SD9ter unb bret SObne, feline @attin
TT ibm Dor a6t Sabren in's Senfeits
pordnsesangen. 5reitag fanb bas
gssrdbnib unter GROCER 8etbeilisung
auf benz bieiisen ct. Martens Jriebs
bofe itatt. :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
easembmrsii@es aus Belsien.

8onnert. Ser Sitter pes Serru
90. purbs Dor einisen Sasen miitbsnb
auf Der Weibe. Gr f9ob arf ben fleis
men 9iiter, pel9er niht f9nel genus
dustpih, unb beIGGoiute ibm 9eii9t
unb Seite. Wenn nidt einise 2eute,
pel6e eben in Der NGbe arbeiteten,
glei9 berbei seeilt tpGren, 10 bGtte
nobl Der iunse 9irt Miibe gsbdbt,
Dem p~itbenben sbiere gu enttommsn.
@tsrpeni9. DAP bic 2cnb.
itrei6er ii9 ni9t i6lebt in 8elsien
sefaaen, benefit Solsenbes. Sebe
WpGe speimal fdhrt elm rollenbes
9efdnsniB nit benz 3ue. tpel9er elm
penig Dor 5 ubr Mhenbs in grel einz
trifft. Dieter Wasen entbdlt bieieni=
gen Gremblinge, tuelbe in Stsrpeni9
ooer Ibingen an bic @rense geIebt
perben. 8pn @rel aus begleiten he
oprtbin Elm paur genbarmen. Sebr
oft tommt es aber Dor, bab, 5pbalb
bic Genbarmen ben Miiden gebrebt
baben, bic Musgenieienen audi tpteber
&sbrt MAIDEN uno ms freie 8elsisn
beriiber tommsn.
So gins es audi tpieber am lebten
Oisnstug in Sterpenid. Oils oes
4benos elm bisrtsl Dor z ll6r bic
Genoarmen in ben Mrsler s3ua geitie,
gen tpdren, fam au9 i9on elmer Der
2anbftrei6sr, pelden iie eben an Die
@renSe sefiibrt batten, nit ieiner Reiz
letai4e an ben bieiisen 8abnbof, lDite
fi6 eine Sabrtarte unb itiea in ben
3us. Oas lnsIiid polte aber bod,
hab er seraoe in bic nGmli9e @btbeis
lung ities, pie feline SO. 8esleitsr,
bic 8enodrmen. Oils bieie i'm pies
Der ertannt batten, sriffen lie BEN
Ueann bsim &rasen unb i9mifen ibn
aus benz 9abnbof beraus. ,Sas 1T
ooh ettpas gu itart, bemertte Der
WattmeIfter, am gnbe finb bic Rerls
nod pQr uRs Risber in @ssI..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
Crnru Der Gi&sntrune.
Bitter.

4leid Mid5ef, SetrstGr Der Red.
nuusstammer.
4lei6 8ictpr, 4rat gu 2uremburs
arenbt g.. Sberseri9tsarst gu Gu.
Temburs.
9abu 5. g.. O~bsrf0titsr gu Die
fir9.
8eder Mrtbemife, 0priteber be,
Sebrerinnen : Rormdli1ule.
8erdem- g., bic ezprdiibent bel
9anbelstammer gu 2uremburg.
Berg 9ub., chem. ProfeHor bersSSn.
ouitrtes uno 9anbelsfdule gu 2ugem
burg.
Berger s., ebem. 8eneralconiul II
friiberer Deputierter gu Hem Yorf.
8iport 9tpp., chem. Staatstbier
arat gu SID a. b. als.
8oursgraff St., SetretGr bes Me
niaindItpaestums Su 2uremburg.
9raNel prosper, 4opotatsM npal
Su Sietir9.
grsii4 Ric, saulinipettor gu Gu.
remburg.
8riueOur Sof., Miislieo Der Oepu.
ttertentammer gu 2ursmburg.
8rid Dug, 8iireau9ef Der Reaie'
rung 5u 2urembura.
8ruinier 5, aapitdn a. 9. gu Me,
bernad5.
Bed pbilipp. Deputierter in Gu.
remburs.
garmss Ric., 9ppotbetsnperpabre,
gu Oietir4.
glaisn Bern, De4ant au eatsr,
mad.
Glaien Sr.. Mitalieb bes Wsbiai
naltouegiums gu 9repenmaGer.
eldien Geop., prdiibent bes Wobl,
MISUNDERSTANDING gu 2uremburg.
Gonaemils a., Sriebensri1ter bes
Gantons Glerf in Quainsen.
Gpnrot @fttor, YrGiioent Der bDbe.
rem Gommiffion fur HnteritiiBunss,
tpefen.
eunO Gr,, chem. Sriebeusseri9ts,
ibretber gu Sid a. b. Ola.
Groctus CHARLES, Oeputierter Al
2uremburs.
Oonbelinser Glenn, @oriteberin bel
aloitsrs bonn Rinbe Ssfu gu @9ter,
rad.
Opnbelinser M., gonbucteur be,
Dffentli9en Mrbeiten gu Gttsrna9.
Sutdbsr Ino., Snbuitrtal Al
Meder.
9elpaur Bal, i Tptar unb chem
Siirsermeiiter 81 @eispampa6.
0umont Gam, 3oasR atb au Gu.
Temburg.
Outreur 5r.. ebem. 3oaeontrOneu,
gu Straben.
Gnspeilsr Sean, @dsrbauinseuisu,
Su 2~uremburs.
gttinser Sr., Mitslieb Der Spar.
fafen@W erpaltuns.
iSabsr gus, poitpsrceptpr gu @ttel,
briid.
5aber geOrs, gOfinipettor gu Gu.
rsmburs,
Saber Sean, saulinipettOr gu Gu:
remburs.
Ssltsen s, @rat gu 2uremburs.
Terron gug, 3peitsr Heaisrunas,
GommiKar fir bic Giisnba6nen.
5epben Sob. Nic., 4ppptats4 IN.
] malt au GuTembura.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28

Sberanpen; nit Der Note .befries
bigeno": 4. Dug. Otter aus 8onnes
meg, 5. @lpbons philippe aus 2urems
burg, 6. Qnbre Wibung aus Rimeltn'
gen, z. 8uftab Saber aus Sells, 8,
Serb. Werlins aus 2uremburs, 9.
Rit. Wagner aus S1pebiinsen, 10.
prosper Golins aus Wamer, II. Suit.
2iei4 aus 2uremburg, IL. 5. g. nrs
banp aus 2%uremburs, Is. Nif. Sltes
aus 2uremburg, IA. Georg S6intgen
aug 9cttrier, Is. Spi. Ban @ertpede
aus Gid a. b.. 4la, 16. Sol. Weib
aus Manternah, II. 5. g. SoiHon
aus Gorenbneiler, 10. 4rmano
Stiimper aus 9uremburs, 10. @ictor
WeiB aus Gid a. b. al3., 20. paul
Sberboffer aus Marie=dursM ines,
81. s. g. aieffer aus 9arnid. Sbeos
Dor Shmit aus 9oitingen, %. Bern.
Bidder aus @repenmaher, "a. IN
tbur Oaubenfelb aus !SolIert9, %.
@bmonb Heiffers BON Monborf, 26.
Norb. S6ilses aus 2uremburg, 81.
grnsit Seipel aus Wenentein, %.
Matbias WetB aus Wanternah, 90.
Grneit R~eolinger aus Sid, 80. 5rans
Ourba9 aus Boiling : Nttert, 81.
@mil Merb aus l1ielbinsen, 80. Chm.
Serrises aus Merf9, 80. gut. .5an,
mes aus Hollinsen BEL Weri6, "a.
@uit. priifen aus 9oiinssn, 35. 2arl
petermann aus 2ursmburg, SO. Ga
mile 2lnton aus Ssis, 81. Otto 8rins
cour aus Guremburg, '38. Nif. Stpfz
fels aus Sbig, 49,. Sob. 5pffmann
aus @onbertnsen, 40. Rif. NeD aus
Silsborf, Al. Hit. gmsring aus
S9ittrinsen, AZ. Sbeob. Dupont aus
Gid a. B. al8, 43. @ufraD Sinner
aus 2ipingen.
GtptIfan ber Stabt
2uremburs.
9eburten: 30. Suli: Rifolas
9eter, g. b. Mat6. S9inbofen,
S9reiner; Mlops Gerbinano SuIius,
9. b. Nif. gaspar, Giienbabn>8 au>
9etriebsz SnipeftDr; Sriepb, g. b.
Sobann Seinb, SaslObnsr. 81:
4nselita CLARA Rat6arind, s. b. Sts
sisbert Cider, 9eri6tspoI5ieber Az
Rebingen; Sobann WaItsr, g. b. Mns
ton @eisle, Werffibrsr. 8. Muauit:
Camille Sofspb 4lpbons, g. D. ssoz
bann gaptit &obl, 5otelsD iener.
9eiratbeu: 81. Suli: Spbann
Seq 5rant, Snsenieursg bimit nit
Srioeborg Spbanfen. 2. @uguit: @us
itaD 2ubnts DutiGsur, gafetisr, nit
4nnd S9dal.
SterbefdtIe: 90. Suli: peter
Slammans, aft 81 ), SdloFer, ebee
los; Srans SbsObor aert, alt 1 s.
3d.: 4lops Serbinanb Sulius Gas
par, aft L Stunbe; Sobdnn gaptiit
Wirotb, alt 70 s., StaatspsnIionirr
ier; Watbias 2auer, alt SO s., 9ptn
motipfiibrer; @iftorine Sriebrid, alt
l S. /. auguit: Inna Moulin, alt
43 5, Gbefrau BON Sobann 2emp,
S4reiner; Marid 4ntoinette @aspar,
alt 80 s., Dbne Stonb, ebslos. g.:
Soiepb Jelir 9ugo Sdod, alt AZ g.,
p%eniipnirter. g.: gussn b'9uart,
alt 46 S., &dufmann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
Preiiebertbeiluns,
o pmnaiium bss atbs'


ndums.
Ramen Der Shiler, tpelde preife
uub @cceifite erbalten:
/. &laHe. - Settion A. - %
S6iler. preiis: /. Neubsrs Sulius
aus 2uremburs; 2. 2ieih @uitap aus
2urembura: 3. Sober 9uffap aus Gus
remburs; 4. Dbtlippe 4lpbons aus
2uremburs uno Stumper Dr., aus
Guremburg.. Mceeifite: 1. 5lies His
tOlas aus gesseu; 2. Wiouns glnbr.
aus Riimelingen; 3. 8iper gamin aus
2%urembure; a. lrbanb Sobann peter
aus 2ugemburs; 5. Sberboffer paul
aus 2uremburs.
/. alaHe. - Gettion B. = %
Schiller. preife: 1. Otter Qusuit aus
8onnepeg; 2. S6mit 9einri9 aus
Sberdnpen. 4cceiiite: 1. SoiHon
Sob. 8apt. aus 3orsnbweiler unb
Werlins Gerbinanb aus 2uremburg;
2. Weis Soiepb aus Manterna9; 8.
Waener Nitolas aus Sdpebiingen
A. Seipel Grneit aus Welenitein; 5.
golins Prosper aus Gferf.
2. alaHe Al S9iiler. preiie:
1. &usener Geo aus WaFerbilia; 2.
Rranb Ritplas aus 8ettinaen; 3.
Warr @eorg aus S6ifflingen; 4.
palsen Paul aus 9onsepiIe (bei
WeB); 5. S4anen Sui. aus 5oqerit
6. Gonrdtb 5rans aus Monoorf.
@cceiiite: /. @an Opd aus 3apl; 2.
Moutrier Sob. Pster aus 2uremburg;
3. Wdgener Soiepb aus Soqeri6; 4.
Wolter Hitolas aus Gbriftnah; 5.
6riebri6 gmil aus SolIeri6; 6. Gins
rler Matbias aus Manterna6; 7.
Sieoler paul aus Remih; s. Weirih
gilbert aus 2ipinsen; 8. Gambler Seins
rih aus 2uremburs; 10. Sturm Bit
Tor aus 2uremburs.
3. &lafe. = 38 S6iiler. preiIe:
1. Sborn Sofepb aus 2uremburq; 2.
Steffen albert aus Hebingen a. b. Mts
teri; 8. S4pan emil aus Wamer;
A. Shod Nifplds aus @repenmater;
5. Sanbt Spbann aus 8le6S3leins
nader; 6. Weipers Wilbelm aus Gu>
remburg. @ceeffte: 1. Gmriuaer
3uorpig aus 9repenma1er; 2. Braun
Mi4el aus gonsoprf uno Sales
8ernbarb aus Welenitsin; 3. 8erz
tranb Rifolas aus 9oitert unb aieffer
gilbert aus 2intgen; A. Sdumaaer
Geo aus 8ettemburs; 5. Sanfen Sob.
aus Mamer.
A. &lafe. = Settion A. 80
S4iiler. preiie: 1. Champagne Guq.
aus 2uremburs; 2. 8ourg Geo aus
9uidrobt; 3. S9mit Reinb. aus Dali
bsim; 4. 8eaion Gamiq aus 2urems
burg; 5. Serpias Mprib aus Qurems
burg; 6. Irenbt Mar aus Qurems
burg; z. Sarb Mlfreb aus Oiioelins
gen uno Welidbilig aus Sid a. b.
9lI5ette. 9lceeiiits: /. Miiaer guitap
aus Walferbinsen; 2. Surtb sselir
aus Hemi6; 3. Sor Mi1el aus Wilb;
A. Noeien Satob aus SID a. b. Ola;
5. Stoffel Seinrib aus pretten; 6.
Vdrtel 9uitap aus Hiimelinsen; Z.
9errises 9ubpig aus 9uremburg unb
Wepoert 8ittor aus &leine 8sttinaen.
Sine Gbrenmelouns purbe Dem
SAiler Mfiiuer Sran3 aus Weiler.
gums burm sepGbrt, ipelbsr pG6renb
oes 3. Srimeiters trant sepeisn 1T.
9a3 benz ReIultat Der apei eriten
priifunseu bate CT ben 5. prsis err
baltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
v&atIerIeben."

2ebrer (oittiert): r@or Dem S6loB
mar cine grobe Meni9enmenge psrs
fammelt, unb ale riefen: god foa
Der aaiier leben!" Soiepbion, mess
balb lahit Ou9"
:. Soispbion: r9err 2sbrsr, mein
@a9bar, Der Sdnfd, i9reibt .&aiiers
Ieben" in 5pei Worte!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
8eitt 3urnem.

unterpffiaier (su einem Solbaten,
Der pergebli6 Die &letteritanse gu ers
flimmen iu9D: limb ba min Der 3erl
BON Mffen attainment"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
Mm6 Cit @erotenW.

! sic: mas bait 0u benn gu fassn
= Du bift ni6ts, bait nidts sebabt
'unb nidts e%riporben; ales mas mir
'baben, bab' ih - seerbt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28

= Die Menf6en f6impfen barber,
bab NAL Elm Giel einem tobten 20nen
einen Sritt gsgeben bat. Son man
etpa eiuem lebenbisen 2Open einen
Srttt seben2 Das t0nnte iebenfals
bod nur elm tolofaler Giel tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
@eoauremtplitter elmes Gjels.

Ser MenIt iast: .Wenn benz GieI
gu ppbl 1T, sebt er auf's gis." -.
Summbeit! Wenn nun einem i'm
CONNER gu ipobl ift9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28

brain" ausblafen tpoqte. SoGlten biz
4nsaben bes Wetri9 auf Wdbrbeii
beruben, bann ionte benz poliaeimar.
i4aI Der Stern absenommen fperben.
Dis BORT Waibinston 3eituns'
I1reibt:
Die bier namentli1 unter feiner
3anbsleuten poblbefannte 6r. So5
Jil5 BON 2%uremburs, ebemals @fem.
b~lpmitslieb. 1T ala Ganbtbat fiji,
gountpclert fir aepaunee Gpuntp i'm
5eloe unb pirb AUDI ii9er eripdbli
perben.
Die fatboli54e @emeiube in
Caledonia. Racine gountb, ueldt
bon Rep. Nbilipp Dreis, einem
8ruber bon Rep. Senrp Dreis Dor
Sautpine, p~aitorirt pirb, feiert an
3. September ibr solbenes Subildum
NIT einem feitli9en picnic.
- 4m 10. @usuit, tur3 mad Mit,
tag, 1T bic Satin u~nisrss Mitbiirsera
Sobn paulin na1 einem 4smonatli.
den 2eiben in bic Gpistsit abbertfer
fporben. Die @eritorbeue mar eins
ssborene @%reipeloinser unb srblidtt
has 9i9t Der WeIt Dor 60 Sabrer
in Der Srtidaft 9ei9 i'm H~esisrunss.
beairt Srier. Wit ibrem nunmsbl
tiefbetriibten 9atten purbe lie Dol
46 Sabren in Der .9ate" : Rtrde ir
Belgium our4 Rep. 1beiiersber gun
8unoe fiir's Geben pereint. Sbi
9initeiben pirb auber ibrsm @atter
bon adt ertpa9fenen Rinbern be.
trauert. Samstas @ormittas purber
ibre fterbliden reberrete auf beT
ct. MariensS riebbofe burd Reb. 6
9r0bi4mit unter aabIrei4er Sbeil,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-29
SMALLPOX ATTACKS
DR.. HORACE JULIAN.
He Fails Victim to The Maladv
While Fighting the Disease in
Two Little Children.
HE GOES TO QUARANTINE.
Despite His Serious Condition He
Considers 1t Quite Joke
Thinks He Didn't Take
I'recailfiOn.

Doctor Horace VI Julian of No 1908 vir-
treating q case ard is now himself confined
at Quarantine Hospital. His condition is
said To he serious.
On april l3 the two children OF Policeman
Louis Eicnelbe!ger Of the First District be-
came H. Doctor Julian. the family ply
sician. was called to attend them 1t did
not develop what the children were suffer-
ing with. but on the third day Doctor Julian
found they had the smallpox. Doctor Jor-
dan. the chief Dispensary physician. was
notified and their removal to Quarantine fol-
lowed.
Doctor Julian thought he had taken suf-
fic:ent care of himself to prevent his con-
tractins The disease, but all his hopes In
that direction were shattered Friday morn
ing. when lie found 1t necessary 10 remain
Il; bed. Doctor Sam SchwaIde a neghbor
ing physician. was called IN and he found
his brother medco suffering with a we'll
developed case of smallpox. As serious as
the matter was they could not refrain from
Il hearty laugh. the idea of doctor CATCH
ing disease from q patient seemed so 'in-
usual.
Doctor Schwalde reported the case to the
Health Department.. Doctor Jordan exam
ined Doctor Julian and then ordered his
removal to Quarantine Doctor Julian said
he had been exposed to more than hun
dred cases of smallpox and had never con-
tracted the disease before. Doctors and
nurses daily treat and attend the small
pox patients at the Quarantine Hospital
without any thought Of their exposure be-
cause they take especial care. Doctor Ju-
liam thinks he must not have taken the
necessary precautions when he was first
called in. as he did not know then that the
children had the smallpox.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-29
REPLIES 70 CRITICISMS,
Bryan's Position ON the Spanish
Tr"aty's Ratification.
RENLnLlE SHELlAI..

REILEDit SPECIAL.
Lincoln. Nch.: April 2s-W llia,r j. Bry-
AN replied to-day 10 the recent criticisms
OF his attitude III favor Of the ratifi..a ,inn
Of the Spanish treaty delivered on the fiooi.
o. the National SENATE By Mr.. Hoar. Mr..
Bryan said.
III IS trtie thai favored ratifying the
! treaty. biit | also favored & resolution de
GlArins the nations purpose 70 giv.- the
as independence was promised tire C:i,;.nS
Early il january Of 80 III a. article In
the New ioih JourH.tl. gave my reasons
FOR preterring To- make the fiEut for such
Il resUiu tci; rather Ghin against the treaty
"fhfs article was afterwards ut:oted IN
the Congressional Record in Il speech made
by tpnsrcSsiuau Robinson ot Eelrasii, in
III. House / believe we are in hetter po-
sition [" oppose Imperialism to-day because
Of the ratification of the treaty than II the
treG- mad been rejected.
Som. Republicans now say | wanted the
treaty ratified in order tn make imperialism
an issue. The charge is absurd. II the
Republicans had supported the resolution
which ! advocated and which was oniy de-
feated 10y the vote Of the Vice President
the question would have been settled then
aui there
Nj. Hryan had to give up drive which
he had planned to-day To his farm Rain
fell continuously and lie was kept close 10
his desk debating answers TO his mail. AT
midnight he boarded train for q weeks
night. he viii spe, X at a Dem ocra,ic Con-
s,eSs'onai s, 'ah NJ, Convention at Port Huron,
of honor at the banquet OF the Mohawk
Club In Detroit. The Democrats of Column
bus. o., on "Wednesday. Will celebrate their
recent municipal victory. whi.h. was won
by the efforts # volunteer campaieners and
almost entirely without funds. Mr.. Bryan
VIII speak .: Toledo. and on Friday be will!
lecture to the students of the Normal
School at Valparaiso. Ind. His speeches at
Chicago on Saturday night and at Omaha
M%nday ,, N night VIII both he beat, at banqne,s. He
months rest.