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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
HUNGER CRAZED.
French Schooner Assumptions
Crew Nearly Starved.
No Food for Two Days aid One Bis
cult Each for a Week.
Vessel Dismas.cd and HeIpless..crcw GRAVY
With Hunger When Rescued.

Halifax. N. s.. April 15.-The crow
,'f the French schooner Asso,nn,ion
towcd into the harbor. today, by the
GloIc ester Fl ng schooner Hazel One
ia, had an experience within the rast
three weeks that they will never for
get, ana possibly may suffer physical
~ frcm the effects thereof,
The Assumption iG 4 large. fine YES
sci. and when sighted by the Oncita
on the 18th of April. was anchored in
eight fathoms oft Sable island and the
wind was blowing hard. the water be-
ing very rough. The French scIioon-
crs mGsts were broken off some be-
low the heads and she was without
salts.
The shallow water about Ter with
the heavy sea made approach DANGER
Gus. but Capt. Seeley Of the Glouce ,ter
schooner. urged on by the signals of
distress, manoeuvered about for hours
using the lead constantly in order to
get near enough To the French vessel
To lower a dory Ia board her Twice he
feared he had risked too much. but his
gallant craft recovered herself in time
\ hardy crew put off in the dory and
as they neared the Assumptions side
they saw the French sailors leaning
out over the rail toward them. gesti-
culating and talking exctedly.
When on board the schooner they
Wee Mortified TO find that the French
vessel had been out of provisions for
n couple of days. and for week pre-
vious the sailors had been on an al
lowance of biscuit per day. They
were also out Of fuel. Captain Seeley
sent his crew back to the Oncita for
provisions and fuel, and soon the
Frcnchmen We're made happy by the
return of the dory with the supplies.
The Gloucester men say it was touch
ing to see how the French sailors held
on the gunwale of the dory as il was
leaving the side. fearing apparently
that it might not return. In fact they
held on so that the situation of the
men in the little boat became danger
Gus. and they had to hit the French
sailors on the fingers to release their
hold.
Capt. Seeiey interviewed the French
captain as to what should be done as
TO the vessel. The Gloucester skipper
was going to take the French crew on
board his vessel and land them mere.
but he did not like the idea of leaving
the Assumption while there was any
chance of saving her. He suggested
that the vessel he turned over to dim.
but that proposition did not suit the
French skipper. who was not Wiling
to give UP the vessel altogether.
Finally an agreement was made 10
tow the Assumption to this port, and
after sails were rugged she was taken
in tow and brought $40 miles to TINS
mort. The Absorption had lost a man
before reaching Sable island. and be
fore she anchored had passed over
sand bar. The crew are all able to be
about the deck.
The Oneita left Gloucester ABOUT
three weeks ago, and owing 10 heaNs
weather had not done very well on me
Banks. Capt. Seeley expects me
amount of his salvage will cover the
actual time lost by the rescue ana 10"
aud any expense he is put to thereby
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
READY COOKED FOOD.
4 Great Convenience for Housckecpers.

Two young ladies in a certain city
orc employed down town and rent
email fiat. where they do light house.
kaapine. Frequently they are invited
ont evenings. and the subject of meals
is a puzzler.
OF late they have solved the problem
nv keeping some nice rich milk or
cream convenient and package of
dry crisp Grape Nuts nearby:
+, thirty seconds the meal is ready
and il is most fascinating meal. too,
for the creamy taste blends with the
peculiar delicate sweet of tie grape
sugar in the Grape Nuts producing a
payer-to- be- forgotten flavor. The sus-
tanning power of the food is sufficient
to keep one well ncurished even when
small amount is used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. April 16.-The storm off
the New England coast is slowly di-
minishing in intensity. but it has caused
during Tuesday a continuance of the
northeasterly gales on the southern
New England coast with rain. Condi-
tions are very much unsettled over the
interior of the country, the principal
center of depression everything eastern
Iowa. On the New England coast
northeasterly gales will slowly dimin-
ish in force; on the middle Atlantic
coast the winds will be northerly and
slowly diminishing: on the south At
lantic coast. they will be variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
WISER AND SADDER.
Battered and Bruised Escaped Prisoner nc
turns and Frankly Admits FooIishncss.

Lewiston, April ia Pennington
spncial to the Journal says: Orrln BAL
low the man who jumped out I the
L-ir,6eid Lookup window last Thurs
doy night. onto the rocks. 20 feet peio"'
was brought here, today, to be lodged
ir the county Jail to serve his sentence
of 20 DAYS. He was about as sorry
looking individual as one would ma
-; , d,y.s travel with Il broken nose.
two HACK ewes. a wrenchcd ankle ana
;pnumerable other bruises too silGnt 10
mention He frankly admitted to the
>ooors that he was sorroy and consld-
cred himself very foollsh 1or a''e'np'-
ing such trick. and he allows tha'
once is quite enough
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
Hockland Wants State Board OF Trade.

RocEland. Me-, April 16.-At the
Board of Trade meeting. tonight, 1t
woe voted to invite the state Board to
hold its next session in Eockland.
standing committees for the year were
o,,pointed and the local Board of Trade
law was fixed for May %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
pm, Tournament at Washington.

washington. April ia three nights
100, tournament for the championship
- ,ha world was begun here, tonight,
between De ORC. the cuban ana ffahh
sherman of America the champion o.
Tho world. The play is for 600 balls
9oo a night De Orc won in tonight
contest. making score of 2c2 against
,e, for Sherman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
FIRE At BANGOR.
rayIor's Stable ard Woodman's IS Horses
nurned. Loss. $4,000: Insurance. $500.

Bangor. Nc. April 1G.-Firc, late TO-
night. destroyed a large stable owned
nv q Nj. Taylor. with - horses be-
longing to John +. Woodmah. ne ioss
on the stable is $1,000; insured LOT POW,
Woodman's loss is about s'ooo' insurer
for $1,000. The cause OF the IRE Is uh-
known,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
m.w York Canal Improvements Abandoned.

Albany. N. ". April 16.-The $4,000
ooo ana, Improvement bill was Oftici-
civ abandoned. tonight. when after a
80 honrs' conference with Gov. Odell
o.p,, adherents and Republican
~" conceded that the measure
would be swamped if it came up for
vote It will therefore be allowed to
"" IN the committee of the Assembly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
StIaWbridga & CioihieT, PHILADELPHIA
WHITMAN & ADAMS CO,
CLOUDY. COMING.

Boston. April 16-Local forecast for
Wednesday: Cloudy to partly cloudy
weather: brisk northeast winds:
Thursday, generally cloudy, probably
with rain: variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
Washinqton Forecast.

Washington. April 1G.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday: New Eng
land, fair in western. rain in eastern
portion, Wednesday: diminishing
northeastcrly winds; Thursday. fair:
warmer on the south coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17

In the case of George A. McPheteiS.
who sues the Maine Central Eaii'o ~
co. for $4,000 damages which he ciaii",
he received in a runaway accldenl a.
Orono on July :. 1900. the jury III Dc
gOr, Tuesday. gave n verdict OF S"'- ~
the plaintiff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17

Fishermen arc looking for the ice to
leave Green lake by the hrst or mex,
week. The ice was out on April Il last
year and this is about the average
time for the fishing to begin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17
"COME AT TER NE"
Is Luis Saucy Message to
the Allied Forces.
Accordingly 5000 Germans and 5000
French Are After Him.
Gen. ChaiIcc's Birthday Dinner Made ScH Of
a Formal Farewell.

London. April 16.-A dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegram Co. from Pekin, dated
April 16, says that General Won Gyle,
in command of 5000 Germans and 5000
French troops. headed an expedition
to attack Liu Uiu Kuan TingO. at
Hu-Lu 30 miles from Pao Ting Flu.
LUIS position is inside the territory de-
fed by Field Marshal Won Waldersee
as the sphere of operations for the al
lies. Liu has 10000 men and has re-
fused to retire, saying if the allies
wished him to retire they had better
come out and compel him to DO 81
Pekin, April 16-Gen Chaffe birth
day dinner, yesterday. was also sort
of formal farewell to Pekin. There was
notable gathering. Field Marshal
Won Waldersee and all the generals
with their stats We're present as well
as all the ministers and their first sec
retaries. In all, there were 80 guests.
The field marshal made a speech in
English. in the course of which he
said it was an occasion of COngratula-
ton and sOrrOw-the first on the Occa-
sion of General Chaffee's birthday and
the second because of the departure of
the Americans. Every foreigner in
China bade God speed to Cen. Chaffee
and the brave men under him. for none
had made themselves more generally
popular. For Gen. Chaffec personally
he felt admiration and esteem and all
present must feel the same.
Senior De Cologan. the Spanish min
lister to China. made similar remarks
IN ol a1f of 40 inln
A force of 100 Germans and 1000
French troops will leave here. tomorrw.
to join the Pao Ting Flu expedition
against Liu Kuan Ting.
At meeting of the ministers. this
morning. the situation generally and
Field Marshal Won Waldersees report
were considered but nothing definite
was decided upon. The Chinese court
has replied to recommendation of
Japan on the subject that it is impos-
sible for the Emperor to return to Pc
kin until the country's guests leave.
Washington. April 16.-In the discus
sion of Chinese indemnities which is
going on at Pekin, and also at the va
rious foreign capitals. it has bceen de-
vclCped that the French government is
DESTROYS of looking after not only
those claims of distinctly national
character relating to France and
French subjects, but also the extern
sive class Of claims Of Roman Cath
Ollie institutions and missionaries. In
making known this desire the French
authorities have made it clear that
they look upon the non military claims
as quite as worthy of consideration as
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The First Essential

of a good dresser is imma culate linen.
Just because your shirts, collars and
cuffs have been to laundry is no
proof that they are spotless and clean
depends on the laundry. You can
absolutely rely on the work done here
for all our energies. skill and facilities
are devoted to the washing. starching
and ironing of all washable clothing.
AUGUSTA STEAM LAUNDRY,
Andrews Bros Agents. Hallowel
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NOTICE..

alderrn tension committee will meet at the
oclocL room every Wednesday, at 2
r. NJ, until further notice.
ALBERT A NICHOLS
! ALBERT j. BURNS.
xusn,t. A. Committee.
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London. Apr;l I6-Denourcing the
South African war at a meeting teid
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26

ten WittpcH. Der llnfal craiJni,
ii6 9egen tal6 5 ubr pes Na6mit,e90,
ais mon bon einem 8eriiIte aus, Gin
~slpeites bDberes @eriiit gu bauen i'm
8tariffe mar. Irf irsenb cine Wetfe
bro6 bas @erait, auf nel6em iid bic
pier glr6eiter Sc. 2sniban, 2ubmiJ
Serrn, 8rp Shompion unO Satpb
9idle1 befanOen. 3pii9en Stanssn
unb SDl3gebdlte itiiraten Die bier
MGnner in ZEN MiiitifipptzS lub, fpelz
der bdieIbit 5pDlf SUB ttef mar. Ste
i6linmite 9erlebung trug 9err 2irez
bon babon, netder elm Sein u~aterfdib
res aniees brad. @ormann Serrn
bate beo9utenbe Quetf6lngen am
8eine uno 6err pidleD einen gebro:
6srer Singer, fppte Fdpere SGries
men. Der Mann Sboompipn ipas ain
Geii6tt BON fa1enben 9ebGlt perlett
pGro.n. Wenn man beoenft, bat Die
2euts Gus elmer SDbe bon ettpa breibt1
Ruff fteIen unD Stpur 5piI6en @ebGlt
aQer Dirt, 10 mrR man fagen: lie
hattcn Slid 6eim lln9lide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Aufruf einss Yriefsrs an ssarmer.

Siitet Gu9 Dor uneErl:dsn @sens
ten. &auft MIDI. mlbloIes 2anb nett
Ton Stride unb S9ule. Sd mill
Sud bsbiilfli9 iein, bier, in benz
i9Dnen, fru4tbcren unb seiunben
iiib : Dltlideu Sbeile SiibzO atota's,
nur SO Meilen Don Soma, i'm 8iebs,
8prn= unb Weiaenz9 ebiete, quite
Harmen biqig 81 ernerben.
) 8ierais Winuten Sabrt bon Der
Stride, 332 @der, 200 unter Pflug,
aipei Get @ebdubs. flieBsnber, drteiis
l6er 8ruunen. SmproDments pertb
$3,47O. $3.50 ben older. Wertb
$4,000. G%isentbiimer, Elm Spetus
liant, muB 9elb bdben.
q gu mistben. $50 Older, Bel Der
Stabt. StOdfarm, ITO unter pflug,
fliebences WaFer, gutes 9aus, Stal>
Lung fur 100 Stiit 8ieb, $7.75 ben
older. aua gu taufsn fur $22 ben
Older.
Den &dufern BON biefsn pirb bic
Heiie beaablt. gs sibt nod anbere.
80 Sarmen purben bier pertauft felt
Der grnte.
aprefIe nit beiaelsstsr prftmarte:
Rep. e a # I,
ct. Warb's ghur9,
Gleganbria. g. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Sn Gbiragn rrj6pKcn.

Tsrbinano Srapp, Der Sobn bes
6rn. unb Ger 5rau 2ubpig Srapp,
1894 Rbpmfer9 Gpenue, bier in DIT
fusue pofnbuft, purbe am Mittpof
IGeno in Gbicd9o, ST., ron etRem
Observation-Disclosures eriGpifen, tpelGer
pln elnem gegleiter Srapp's befeioigt
iporren mar. Der Wtrrb 1T bic FoIge
elmer Irbeiteriapieriqteit, bic unt:c
DEN Qrbeitern Der Sabrit ton Nils
@baImerS auf Der @eitieite BON G6i=
coao heiteEt. Der 9etDotete Serpiz
nanb Srapp mar 30 SATIRE aft uno
arbeitete hier in Dubuque in ben &C.
tDfteu Der rMillpaufee' z9abn Lno
in ben Soma Sron Worts. 8or emi:
Qen 0c6en aoq er nit ieinem 8rucer
9eprg na9 Gbicaqo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Sctrsfcno Nearer My God to
Thee" in Der &irme.

4m &othpIiShen mnhenhIrtt"
ppn Gbitcop. 81. leien mir:
.0i, MmerEfo" in ct pouis $40,
lGft fi6 bon eine,n Gorreiponb,r-.r
nus 8n6uo,1e Ho.. herifhten. Snn,
Sttpber benonnen bip Wa,rIiitemoGfer
cine MiSfion in bieiioer 9otbsNroIs
Sc fieI olIoemein o,,f Sob hie 9pii;in.
nGre ppn Der @~eneinbe. 0enrer mn
@ob. tn s6ee" mn Shni;hs Fir e.,
ffnI;fhr Sirfpn. tnsnin" nai{snSs qir.
Ser finnen }sssn
On her Men;sn" r.o4o mxo,,s 81.
~cSijnnere prff fiiraiiG Sar'sst t,or,r, rSS
oFsn' p~rnafnte 'aie6sscm fnthoI;ihsr
@ottssbienit ousauirbfisbsn lei WiGt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Gin &atbDliientas i'm &lcinen

1T bier in Dubuque Our4 ben ct.
@lODlius : 8erein Der Ser5 SeIus@e@
m1inDe angeregt pOroen. Sensr
@ereiu ernaRnte bic Serren 9rof. S.
6. 9rielmater, Matbtas G5t5et uno
@m. Mining gu einem @omtte um
fir bic 8erpirtli6ung Der Sbee ettz
autreten. SIN Ramen oieies @omites
eri6ientn Dor benz 60. ptusz
&ip9pnIu8 : 8erein bic 9erren Wt.
GSi3et uno Wm. Mtiining uno fpraz
den ben 9eretn I'm feline Wttptrz
flung an, pel4e benn audi gegeben
fpurbe unb pel6er ben PrGitOenten
beauftrugtc, elm Sreier>Gpmite gu err
nennen. 9as Gpmtte beite6t aus
folgenpen Serren: 9eter 9. 9offz
mann, 6. u. 8oeIter uno 8eorg
R0pId. Spmtt itebt Dubuque pobl
am Der SptBe oerer, Die bic 8ei9luhe
beS 8atbolitentuges BON Carroll in
auSfiibrung brin8en. 8er ma9t's
mad?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Ser Tau u. %. Mnes,

benz ehemaliaen @ertpdlter Der Soma
Mtutual Building &c 2pan 4ifociatiOn
ptro BON Ri6ter S'Sonrea perbanz
belt. %. %. Dimes 1T angetlcgt.
9elber unterI6lagen gu baben. Der
San Der Defenders betont pirb III
ieuer, in tpel9em SRI. Wurrap, !uels
Gle in Der Soma Building &c 9oan
Qfrcidtton in 0ieniten mar, bon
Dimes ben Iuftrug erbielt, cine @ns
reiiurg aus5ui9reiben, INN ein:r
bes bo6p. 8dter s. 3.
G2iqrana rpn @pribinstpn 81 be5a3.
len. W. 90. Dimes nabm ben Shed
aber Rep. 3igraug erbtelt tein @ele
Die anneiiuns purbe in Der 9ernlan
Sruit &c Sabines 8ant eintaiiirE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
6Ietn ereW d. etdDten aus Staot
uno utuae9en0.

- Ser 11idbrise Serbert 5rasier,
Sphn bon .. %. Srusier, fisl 10
uneliidli9 nit e;nem 9lasrobr i'm
Munbe, baB er iiA ben eanSeh pberen
9aumen aeritieb. 9etpiB cine
i9mer5Iife @erlebuns.
s.. g. SranBen. peuti9er WbOotat
uno Hotar. 3tmmer 413 SffieesGs'
tGube. 9. unb WainzG trase.
- Die Qngebpte fir BEN 8au bes
Poden@ Soipitnls babier. ipel6e bonn
Super1iiorenratte erDffnet purosn
raren ME folgt: Gbrift 8rape. ST.
493: Sartmann G. Son, $3.50 uno
&. 81. Slid, $1,400. SieIes fosen,
peitfcus, lpirD elm 9plabau fem.
9asielbe piro auf benz @isentbum
bes Serrn 8. u. Rbpmbers uuf Der
Ssnfet GeOita gerdbe gegeniiber Dem
SuBe Der Is. Strabe erri6tet per-
ben. Die Guperpiioren BADEN bas
gioenttum fir be 9auer ron finn
eSabren gemietbet. Yer gontgatt lauz
tft, baB cas- 8ebGube Bis gum 20.
December fertiggsitellt Iein muB.
= en- ct. 2ouis, Mo., ruroen 6r.
Fr'ebrih urbaG ben Dubuque uno
Trl. Nettie peters getruut.
- ). 6. gselbof, 2eidsnbefattsr,
1880 Soma Ctr. Selepbpn 361.
e ~ IS saaben 50 etratbslisenien gee
nommeu: 9err y. s. @ppersbers rno
Trl. M. 6ries, bsibe ton SbsrriIs
Mpune; 5err 6. 6. Sobnion BON
0lum Riper, Sa., unb SRI SO. &.
HtnbeSbafer bon Stottpn. Sn.; Sr.
Seinri6 8runsmann bon 2uremburg
unb Srl. 4nna Hiesberg.
- Sm Glitter BON so Sabren Itur5
in Der Samili,npofnung. 209 @ei.
3. StraBe. Serr Widuel Gapanau9b.
- r. mep:rs. 2o72 Sadion Ctr.
49, gu 2uremburg truute Der
h:ap. 8ater s. 80. SberbrDdling
Srn. geOrg Sruufler unbl SRI. @liia.
teth Saul. 9ie peltl:6e Sof3eitsz
feter fanb in Der Wcbnuns Der Gltern
Der 8raut itatt.
9eii6tigen Sie bic Drop Seab
Ndbmai9inen, tuel6e 90. 3. 8aumz
aGrtner unter elmer 9arantie BON 20
ssyabren pertauft.
Der iiibiI6e Sauiirer 9eors
<in, pObnbaft 1853 Maple Strdbe.
nurbe tiralid) e,nItbaft berlebt, in
Gem beiien pferb Bel Sagepiae I1su
nurbe unb ben Munn aus benz
Daaen mari, pObur4 berielbe i4per:
Qerlebunoen erlttt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Ser Taa g!if. Gugrl.

Serr g}~itolous Gngel, rel9er am
oetioot mar, einen Mann, HaE:ens
Wiepsr pm 8Glenu, ST., nm $500
beirpQ,n gu BADEN, betunnte it9 i'm
&iftrittgeridte am Treitag i4uIot9.
glm Mt6ntog fdQte 3i6ter Wt. =.
MattGem8 boS rrt6etl. Gr btelt cine
ernIte W2aknreoe an ben 8erurtletl@
ten, welGe aber tbrem Snbalte na4
eli uIIeSene oeri9tet 1T, bic nit
cnD:rer 2eute 9elo umgeben.
Gr 6etrnte bic 8erantmprtlt9@
felt rrn 83Iboerlet6ern, ETC., ais Die
8ertrUuensm Gnner armer uro
Sinan3ieQ unbe + E n e r
Qeute. Sas l1rtReit lautete auf II
Sabre i'm StaatSgefGn9ntiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Subuaue ftett lutheran.

Qus Waibinston, 9. g., pirS
unter'm %. Nppember pie folei Sc
ri6tet: 9as geniuss9mt bat fol9ens
ben 8eridt iiber bic inbuitrieaen Ser
bdItnifTe bes Staates, Soma perDffente
Ii6t: 9as in Der SSubuitrie i'm St1at:
angeIegte &apttaf betrdst $102, 1885,
103; @tublifemeuts, 148, 191; Wertb
Der 8robutte, $164,617,877; 8e.rds
Der 9ebdlter Der 9eamten, $4,4S6,s
III; Der Der 2Dbne, 500, 1881, go.
@dbreno Der lebten 10 Sabre FL: iiG
bas in Der Snbuitrte angeleste 8apte
tai I'm 80 pro3ent permebrt, Der
Wert6 Der probutte um 81 pro5ent.
Ser @etrag bes 8upitals unb bes
Wertfes Der probutte lautet fir Die
qrOBcren Stdbte bes S.aates pie
fplot:
burlington - 8apital, $685.
624: DroDutte, $5.334,196.
gebar RapiOs - 3apital. $685.
801; YroDutte, $12, 1857.
Clinton - 8apital, $4,537,200;
8rpbufte. $6,939,473.
Council 9luffs-&apttal, $1,176,<
408: Qrpbutte, $2,596,830.
0aeenpprt-&apita $10,7 TIA, 707;
9robutte. $11,573,670.
9es Wpines - &aptt1f, $7,911,s
764; 9robufte, $l0,488,1 1897
Dubuque - &upital, S8,117,558;
grcbutis $1O.952,204.
Stour Gttp-&apitul, 1891. ga;
9rpDu!te, SIS, 1859, 702.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Am Staotratbe

am Sonnerstaa Qbenb lag elm SsIua
Der Union electric So. Dor. pelde I'm
sinen neuen Srsibrief fir bic r9auef
pm % SSubren na9iu1t. - Die
Steuern Der neuen @rnsoorff Sut<
i6enfobrif purben na@qelaHsn uab
bic Gsfeqifaft pirb ioglei9 lire ars
6etten fir Heubauten etc. beginner. -
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reuen &nDpfefubrtt, iptpie bic Gtar
8rapinq So. baten INN Steuernad,s
laR. @urben an ben Qusi8uB fir
bos @an3e perpieIen. - 0as @ebdIt
bes 6rn. 90. &aup, itdotii9er @e.
hiilfsz Recorber nurbe Guf @nt'rg
BON Qloermann Spnes ppr $50 auf
$75 erhObt. - Sames Morsan srhiett
$24 augeiast, fir Sienfte, tpsl6s er
benz StraBencommifdr Dor Sehren
u~eleiftet bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Gin Nabti@uea3ng aui Der Nidel
Ylate Balm.

Cine Qenberung bes Sabrplane3
bon 53ua go. 6 bon gbicago auf Der
gtidel Blate : gabn, itsat einen be-
ou men Sfnel5ug fir st. Wanu:.
Sinblap, Spitpria, glepelunb, Grte,
Ountirt, Buffalo, Sem YortzS tob;,
Bolton unb ale Oitli9en plGbs n
Sienit unb psrldBt gbieaso tdalia
UNI 1920 Nadts unb lanst in Hclu
Doris tabt am speitfolsenben Mrr~
uen $50; in Bottom am apeitfoI9er.
ben Morgen nm 1907 unb audi an
alien anberen Srten Ditlih ben
Buffalo aur felbsn Sett pie friiber IN.
S6lafpasen lit often gum Gmpfanse
BON 9aHagieren I'm $50 u6r Ibsros,
10 baB bieie ii6 mad 8elieben auz
riidaieben tDnnen.
Der tdsli6e 3ug BON gbicaao nm
1926 lanet am folgenben Na4miitas
INN $3.50 in Rem gort unb $40 in
Bolton an. Ser tdslide 3us BON
Gbicaao um 2:30 Na9mittass lang,
um 7:35 am Na6mittuss bes nGditen
Saaes in SEEM 0ort an. S9neaSugs
S6iQfraa n, peitibalirt, iinb pprfans
ben. Mablseiten tperben i'm NiEet
8late Speiiepasen auf benz tnbipi:
bual Glubsplane ierDirt, gu Preiier
bon 80 Gents Els $1.0O. SEN.
GrtratOitsn auf irnenb einem Sugs
Der Nidel plate : 8abn.
G6icaqo : 8abnDrf, Ban @ursn
Strabe unb pacific Qpenue, auf. Dem
.2orp" ber Sp66abn. lin rre'ier'
Qustunft penbs man ii6 an 5. 9.
Galah'n 9eneral : Qgent, Ill
@iams Strabe. gbicasp. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26

SER martin @elter pon
9ubuaue pirD am 9Onnerstag cine
ReiTe al ieinen 8inbern i'm f:rnen
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thias unb bic Sodter Sbu pobns1 n
Gporta, Oregon, uno- Nttolau3 IN
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Bis gum Sriibjabre I'm fernen Beiter
perpetlen. @ledleh &eti4, WtartIn,
an e oruoB IN b~jongen!
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perfl. WD6e Serr Gpuaro Welter NIT
Sri. &nna &teffer, Sp4ter bon !9rn,
cyohn &ieffer, bonn bo4m. gotet
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