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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
WRESTLE WITH FACTS
Comes on Apace for the Judges i'm
the Schley Court of
Inquiry.
TESTIMONY IS NEARLY ALL GIVEN
ScoveI and Hood Add TO the Record
Schley to Correct His Evidence
Then Oratory.

Washington. Nov. 2.-The hands of
the elongated antique 1imepiece which
stands against the wall in the hall 'Oc-
crpied by the Schley court of inquiry
pointed to 12:45 y. IN. yesterday when
Judge Advocate Lemly announced that
he had no more witnesses to call. and
Rayner. following him. said that no
witnesses would be summoned on he
Lalf CT Admiral Schley in sur-rebuttaf-
For a moment it appeared as if the
now famous case was about to reach a
sudden conclusion. But this delusfon
WAS soon dissipated by the announce
ment on the part of Captain Lemly
that he might ask to he allowed to
bring in one more witness on Monday.
and also a statement from Rayuer
that Admiral Schley himself would de
sire TO return to the stand on Monday
to correct errors in his evidence as Of
tciI!ly reported.
Ohiy Three More Men to Hear.
There is Il probability that the all
n.iral will consume considerable time
in going over the printed record Of
what he said. and there also is an I'M
derStanding that he will make some adj
ditiouS to his former statements But
RAY have to say there will he much
more Testimony taken i'll the ease. Tho
q ly witness that the judge advocate
still has in mind is Lieutenant Strauss.
and Captain Lemly said Yesterday that
IL the lieutenant's attendance could br
secured he would detain the court for
j.? short time only. Captain SigSbPe
also will return to the stand Monday
to make corrections in III" testimony
given Thursday 10y him.
Cour; Has Tough Job Ahead.
These details completed. the argu-
mcnt OF counsel viii begin. and then
counsel and the public viii withdraw
and leave the court to its deIiherIti tion>
The task before the court i not a light
one and il may Ge weeks before the
final verdict viii he reached. NeSter-
days Witnesses were Sylvester ScOVci.
Il former newspaper correspondent who
saw service in tho Cuban campaign:
Lieutenant Hood. who commanded the
Hawk during the Spanish war. and =
number of officers who were heard
Thursday. and who returned 10 the
stand To correct tes timCny. The corr
held only one session aad adjourned
oN er until Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
WHAT sIGsBEE sAIU TO sCovEL.
Did ,sot say Thai the Dons Were Not lii
RantisgU ITnrbOr.

Did ,'ot say That the Dons Were Not III
RantiRgO HnrbOr.
Probably the most important OF the
witnesses Yesterday was Sylvester SEQ
vol He was on beard the SomerS v.
smith. press boat. and came up with
SigSbee's boat. the St Paul. off Santl-
ago May % or 2S. he said. Scovei
wanted to know the news. naturally
and through 4 megaphOne the two
boats being from ~ to 100 feet apar1
he asked Sigsbee where was Schley.
Sigsbec said he was in the YucataD
passage and that the Smith-which
was slow boat-could oVertake the
commodore.
Then Scovel asked Where is Ger
vera: = This question SigSbee did NOT
reply TO at once. hut consulted with
another officer on the bridge before re-
plying: Il am not sure. but we cauehe
an English collier trying to sneak into
the harbor this morning" This ended
ScovelS talk with Sigsbee hut he said
that other men on the Smith had con-
verSatiOn with Sigsbee. and ScOVel said
partly in reply to Rayner. that it was
possible that be tScoVen had not heard
eI erything that was said. il was bare.
" so. as the boat was small and the
conversation through megaphOue
loud. The point of ScOvers
testimony was that SigSbee did not in
form him that Cervera was not in San
ago harhOr.
Scovers last reply to Rayner was.
NO. | am not prepared to say thar
his THare'SI statement is false. and
that no such conversation took place.
hut I can swear that nothing of the
Kind wr1s said while I was conducting
the converse tion. and I conducted the
principal part Of it," Hare SwOre that
SigSbcC mCgIphOned that day that Ger
vera WAS not in Santiago harbor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02

I BUrsnIy suSpeuue0 from once by
Judge VI. \. Roberts. sitting I'm chant
bcrs in this city. pending the formers
trial Oh the charge OF malfeasance in
office. 1t is charged in the Indictment
against the sheriff that lie made II Il
practice to ar-eet tramps. bring them
before 4 committing magistrate. charge
uD h. fees. aud next morning turn the
va@rantS loose. repeating the operation
uDC1 tie same defendant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
Denies 1'Iat the Boy was Neglected.

Benton Harbor Mich. Nov. 3.-sSu-
perintendent +. A. Wilson. SUperin-
tendent of the public school system OF
this city. Genies that the education OF
u son of ]. Stanley Morton. a pupil in
the puDi,c schools here. has been ne
elected 10y his teachers. as stated in a
dispatch form Ypsilanti. Wilson ad-
mits that Miss Parks of the State
Normal college. is heiar tutoring Young
Morton. He says that Young Morton
passed through the several grades of
the seh3ol ca merit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
sergeant Was Cool and Brave.

Manila, Nov. 2.-Twciy- m"u OF
company G. Ninth ilfantry. under
command of Sergeant WillfOrd. put to
flight 40 insurgents at San Antonio.
island of Samar. killing fourteen Of
the rebels, who had attacked the de
tachment. Two of the United States
soldiers were killed and two others
wounded. WilfOrd'S GOODNESS and
bravery during the attack were
marked and he is recommended for
medal of honor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
Grand Fox Hunt Near at Hand.

bloomington. Ills. Nov. MANY
sections of the state will be repre-
sented at 4 grand roundup of foxes
and wolves northwest of here on Nov.
II. The assembling point is at the
farm residence of August MOebl. This
city will contribute d half-dozen hun
tiers. Sam Drum. of Gridley. eX-Chief
of Police Flynn, of Peoria. and several
hundred sportsmen from other places
are to go. This is an annual event ia
IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02

report To the commander-'n-cTifef of
the flying squadron"
That ended Hoods testimony. and
practically ended the days session. as
other matters that came before the
court had reference entirely TO future
procedure as 20 witnesses and argu.
mentS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
REV. FATHER J. J. CROWLEY
ENTERS SUIT FOR DAMAGES

Chicago. Nov. 2.-Rcv. Jeremiah
j. Crowley today entered suit in the
superior court for $4,000 against
Rev. Francis !. Barry. chancellor of
The Catholic archdiocese of Chicago.
The suit is the oUtgrowth of Crow
ley's recent eNccmmunicatiCn and cX-
pulsiOn from the church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
Souvenir of an Alaskan Adventure.

Waukegan. Ills. Nov. ID. o. Dick
iIiSon the hero of famous Alaskan
bear hunt Il few weeks ago. has sent tn
!. l.. Brewster. of this city, a mann
moth tooth. four inches long, as a souv-
enir Of the adventure. The bear was
OF the polar species and weighed 200
pounds more than ton when Dickin-
son killed 1t 500 miles northeast &C
Nome
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
DAY OF THANKSGIVING
President Roosevelt Sets Apart
Thursday, Nov. 2S. for That
Purpose.

Washington. NOV. - President
Roosevelt today issued Il proclama-
tion fixing Thursday, Nov. 2Sth. las "a
special occasion for praise and
thanksgiving TO God for the count
less blessings of our national life"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
Cadets from Culver al Cnn......

Chicago. Nov. 1.-Two hundred ca
diets from the military academy at
Culver. Ind. arrived here Yesterday
afternoon. where they met Governor
DUrhin and secOrted him To the Audi
torium hCteI. y dinner was given to
the cadets and tine governor Mt the ho-
tel last evening by Colonel Fleet. aft
or which tlT4v attended the perform
rnce at the Illinois theater
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
Re.igned for a Better Job.

Springfield. Ills. Nov. 2-WilEam
II. Gridley. who for the past two
weeks EaS been tr;iinmaster ut the
Chicago. Peoria and -. Louis railroad.
with hPidqUIrte ut Springfield has
resigned 10 accept the position Cf SUI
-pePiutendept of tde st. Louis Valley
railroad. organized 10 build 2 road be-
tween Cniro and St.-I.OIlis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
Beers Make Attack and
Win in Another En-
gagement.
TOTAL CASUALTIES 237
On the English Side, OF
Being Fata1--Nine
Officers Killed.

London. Nov. Kitchener reports
three additional officers killed and
two more wounded during the attack
on BensOn's column near Braken-
laagte in eastern Transvaal.
The cheers that greeted the duke
and duchess of Cornwall and York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
MANY BOATS WRECKED
AND LIVES LOST BY STORM

London. Nov. IA St. Petersburg
dispatch announces that scores OF
fishing boats were wrecked and l7O
men drowned during the recent
storm on lake Baikal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
LiHung Chang Critically III.

PckI7g. Nov. Iii Hung Cbanc's
foreign nhy siciaDs last night pro-
rounrcd his condition grave. He has
lad l,cmo rrl'1gcs for two days.
Professor Willis T.. Moore. chief Of
Tie weather curtau. and his assistants
say that can,.onadinS has no effect Oh
the weather.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
TrayeIe,IaLong way to wed.

Madison. Wis. Nov. Miss Ellen
HartShdrne. bonnie English lass Of
2G. arrived here Thursday in response
To the advertisement of William II.
Wilson. n widower of 81. for wife.
Wilson met her at the station and
each identified the other by the photo
graphs that had been exchanged. They
spent most of the afternoon together
and then agreed 10 wed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
SILVER BULLION is STOLEN.
Lump Worth About $1,000 is Taken at Omaha
Figured as an Exhibit
in Case.

W orNs III the town OF Pleasant Prairie,
near this city. A prairie fire ragged
near the magazines. and it was with
great labor that the magazines were
saved The fires may start again ar
any time. In the magazine thousands
o. pounds OF giant powder are stored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
secs Hcr AssaiIant Hanged.

Cartcsville, Ga. Nov. 2.-Will Jack
sou. Il negro. was hanged here ye>tcr-
day for assault. \ mixed asScmblIgc
of nearly 1000 people, including the
outraged woman and her husband
witnessed the execution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
SHOT HIS BROTHER.
Des Moincs Furnished Instance of
Old Story OF Boys Playing
With Revolver.

Des MOines. NOV. @.--CIarence Yarn
aged 10. was snot in the head by his
brother. Herbert. while playing with
a revolver. lie cannot recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
White Returning to His Post.

New York, Nov. 2.-Andrew Il.
White. ambassador TO Germany, sailed
Thursday on the Deutschland. after a
vate business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

The. president pays a loving tribute
to President Mckinley and SAYS in
spite of the great disaster it is never
theIess tree that no people ON earth
have such abundant cause for thanks
giving as we have and the past wear
in particular has been one of peace
and plenty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02
Last Passenger Boat from Nome.

Fort Townsend. Wash. Nov. 2.-The
steamship Roanoke arrived Thursday
from Cape Nome. bringing 800 passen-
gers. The Roanoke is the last of the
Nome passenger fleet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02

Prairie Tirc Near a Magazine.
I<cpoSba. Wis. Nov. 2.-Grave fears
are felt for the safety of the big maga-
zines Of the Latin & Rand powder
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02

Ottumwa. Is.. Nov. 2.-Sherih 9. T..
ClimmiS. OF AppanccSe counfy. was
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Ser ,,2e Wars 6erolb"

6eri9tet: Ser bp4p. Soiepb SriB,
bisber Niarrer elmer 2unosemeinoe in
gberpfsc Gountp, purbe bieie 8o9e
Pom Gr5biidof &eane mad 2pOns,
Sd., perIeBt, I'm bort tie Seeliorge
elmer grDBersn uno pi6tigeren De-
meinbe 81 i%j6ernebmen. Der boap.
Strip pirD iiGer isiner neuen Qufaabe
gana gerebt rerben. Reo. 8sbling,
Der felt eintger 3eit bic oeuti4e 9e>
mein5e in 2gpn5 perIGb, purpe nad'
Sospers, Sd., DerIebt. Rep. Srumm,
ner felt Sabren i6on Pfarrer in Scss
pers mar, fat ieiner angegriffener
GeIuubbeit tpsgsn reTtgnirt. Gin
iunger PrteIter, Ter bpGp. 8ater q.
Wagner bon Dubuque, iibernimmt Die
SeeliOrge Der 9emeinoe az ct.
Marp's SiQ in GberOtee Gountp.
Die &atbpIiten BON Struble, Plps
mouth So, bGtten leBten Sonhtag cine
0erIammlung unb IOQen ben 9eI6luB
6aben, in Der naben 3utunft
STRIDE, S4uIe uno pfarr6dus gu
bQuen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
S13 mad Der Suhalo PausM american
WusfcGuua uuo ,uriif.

$1,000 iber bic Ridel pIatssgabn;
9ilete Iino giltig CUR &iidfabrt fir
Is Sage; gilete, Die 20 Sage giiitig
iinb, tpiten SIC fir Die Runbrsiie;
8iqets bic nun flint Sage @iltigteit
Gaben, perpen fir $500 fir Die
Runbreiie ~pertauft, en- 9ienstag,
9pnnerstag uno Samstdg jtoer
Mote, pdbrenp nss Mondts Sttpher.
2ebtsre 8ilste beredtigen nur 5ur
Satrt in 9%stpDbnlif:n 8a9gnns.
Surd5iige na9 Nep Yort unb Bolton
81 ban n~ieorigiten Sahrpreiien. Sir
E6bere Qustunft uno gansQmeritan
8bampblet, iiber @ebdube unb @usz
iteuunasplaB, ifreibt an Sobn q.
Galcban. @enerll=@gsnt, Ill 4oams
Ctr, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Stadt uni Amgegeud.
Entered at THE Postofice at Dubulus, Iowa
q admitted for transmission through
themails at second-class rates.
8eiienOe G%9entem:
Sniepb Jleibuer. Spbn &abler.
Yanl Nmebel. 3. y. Games.
gbeatralijd)c Gnrtclung.

yMarid 2pretp", Elm Soltsi6aus
ipiel in 5 Iufsigen, iptrb aufgefiihrt
inn ct. Marisn : Gaiinp am Sonntag
@benO, ben 81. Sttober 1901, pom
ct. 9onifatius Siinelings : @erein,
unter 9eibtlfe mebrerer Sungfrauen,
Mfdb6sn unp &naben Der 8emetnoe.
81 Ser pnsn I'M 9an5en. Neue Gous
linen. Neue Gnitiime. Neue, MODERN
bergeri1tete giibne. Die Wuiit pirb
eeIiefert BON 9ranb Opera Souie
Srfsiter. gGe pprhergetauften Gina
trittstartsn miiIen fir r%eierpirte umz
eetauI9t perben Dor Der @uffiibruns
i'm Gaiinp. Sise fDnnen reIerptrt
perben i'm Gaiinp, BON Sonntag, ben
20. Sftpbsr an. Niemano tann mebr
ais 6 size auiammen reierDiren
lahsn. Wsr eineu guten SiB baben
nil, irrge bel 3eiten. aahenz@rDffz
nlng um balls 8 rbr. Qnfang Der
9pritsluR9 gsnau 8 ubr. Yreiie fir
pisie 4uffiibrung: Die erIten uno
mittleren 3sifen bes Qubitoriums,
so GEMS; bic legtsn bier Heiben oes
auoitpriums 80 Gents; Die eriten Orei
9sibsn auf Dem galton 35 Gents;
bic leBten Heiben Is Gents. $40
SitplGBe i'm @anSen. Der 3einerz
trag lit fir bas gaiino beitimmt.
&ommt sdblrei6!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Wus SI0>Saf0ta.

Salem. - Nm MittppG, ben 2.
Sttober, tpurbe in Salem Das Ieltene
Jeit Der Ginneihung Der neuen tatboz
ltI6en Stride gefeiert unb audi bic B..
Sirmung elmer sroBen anSabl Jtrma
hinge p~orgenOmmen. Der bo6p'fte
8iItof S'9orman, begleitet. bon
Batter Nolcn BON Siour SAILS, tamsH
bereits am 9ienstas 4benD, ben 1.
Sftober, in Salem an, um am nd6z
iten Morsen UNI 8 llbr ben 5irmlinz
gen bic III. Sirmun9 gu ipenben. Sc
gen 10 u6r bilpete iid cine YroSeiftcn
pDm S9ulbauIe aus uno mari9irte
man gu Der neuen Stride, no Die Sim
peibuug, bur6 ben bpdD'i ten Sii9of
itattfanD. Sas Sp6amt puroe
celebrirt nit Batter SD. u. 5lpnn,
q. s., als GeIebrant, a~iiiltirt bon
Batter Collins BON MDntrpie, ais
9iatDn; SubDiaton: 8ater ". 9.
gtolan Don Sipur Suls; Qiiiitent:
Batter 9. Ritter, Melroie, Minn.;
Gbrsnz0 iatone: Batter s. s. Shea,
Utit9el, unb Batter Sbos. s. Ste9er
Den !Spparo; GersmonienmeiIter:
Gater %. Srapnor, emmett, Batter
s.. .. 6pffmann, Gmerp uno Batter
s. 8. Reiianb bon Parfstpn. Sm
Santtudrium paren nod anneIenb:
@dter McgiaGD BON Genterpille; Batter
Scyno. Soean, 9eSmet; Batter Serz
mobn, S~lanbrea,l, unb Batter 8erles
mann BON Sipur Gitp, ga. Die Seits
prebigt purbe BPM 9e6anten 9.
Ridter BON Wslrpie, Minn., in
beutiGer Spra6e sebalten. Der
bp6p'ite 8ii9of belt cine feline anz
ipra6e unb solte Der @emeinbs
Salem i'm 8sIonberen ibrem paderen
Seeliorser, Yater Weber, srpBes Sob
fir bic i6One neue Stride, pelde aus
Iolipem Stein erbaut lit unb bersn
&ufbau Sauienbe BON Dollars getoz
itet bat. Die Stride lit i'm gptbiIden
Stpl srbaut unb in brei S6iffe ein>
getbeilt, psl6e BON ie 4 Pfeilern sez
tragen peroen.
Salem lam ii6 riibmen, bic ioliz
bette Stride in Der SiDseie Siour
Sails gu beiiBen unb, penn Die 9stos
ratirn i'm Snnern einmal fertis iein
nirb, mas pobl ni6t mebr LANCE
bauern pirb, and Die i6OnIte in Der
Si0aeie Sipur Sans gu beiiBen.
Mit f%reunOlifen 9ruB
Nitolaus Weibnd6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
SiQig III beriautcu.

Gle ieinite Sorm in norbwetlideu isis:
couiitt. Disielbe untfaFt GAO Gder, bot &c:
niiseno sutes g8aiier, iets 9roBe StGlle,
@obnbals uno anoere gebauii6teiten. AGO
Ader lInc inter &liltur, oas iibriSs 1T Sart:
boiSwalb. Die Sualitdt beS Sooens III
idwarier Glop 9Oam, iebr iuidtbar. Die
Sarm lit pier 0teilen BON elmer G%iienbabus
itation c%ntiernt. Gute Shulen unb cine
Creamery limb in Der Rabe. Son benz @obu.
bans aus tam man bic 9an;e Sarm itbers
idaueu. Die Sarm gebOrt elmer 2umberzG es
ieuihoit, Delhe ibrsu geIdGitSplae perlegt
bat. Van wenoe ii6 OIL ". y. Srawlep,
Gan Claire, @i5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

@creintgte St6aten.
tgt a6trG9li6.)
&lagc nus Snlua?

PRESTON, Sa., Z. Stt. 1901.
@sahrter 6err 9onner!
gm lsbtsn Gpnntdg, BEN 6. Sftps
Der, BADEN mir bier in Preitpn, Sa,
bei q. Gobes, Die 25zjGbrige SraAten@
ba6er &irmeB gefeiert. Ollie 8ra4tsnz
ba6er Der llmgegsno lparen anIpeieno.
60 Don 9Dersplle, Gpnrao Wtilbert,
Elm alter S6ultamerab bon 90. 9ooes
l.no etlpa 20 BON Maqurteta; audi
einige Don Chicago: S. Sellers uno
SSamilte ppn SiibzG Chicago. IS tporen
70 2uremburger i'm 9anSen. Na6
Dem So6amte in Der Stride BADEN
Ollie Ii8 mad Goces 5arm, BEL Der
Stuot gele9en, begebsn, mo es an
gft6ts in GIen unb Sriuten feblte.
9lle baben iid persnIgt bis gum ipdz
len Q6enb nit 3piten uno Wpni9en.
81. Gpbes lit lett 26 Sabren Elm 2eisr
Der u8a5ette".
81. Maierus bat cine Sarm ppn $50
older gstauft fir $4,000, nabe bst
9reitpn. Yeter pIei6ette unb 5as
mtlie, iopie Sans &DB uno 5amilie
Iolen i'm 5riibjabr auf cine Jarm
na6 BRETON, Stearns Gpuntp,
Minn., ssben. preiton lit on Der g..
81. &c Ct. P.zGiIenbabn 9elegen, Elm
gutter GeI9dftsplaB, absr Der SaB
gegsn bic Seutiten nit unierem
Yfurrer treibt bic beutIfen Sat6pltz
fen INNER fort bon bier. Sn 7 Sab
rem BADEN bic beuti9en 8atbolifen
feline Deuti9e 8rebigt mebr gehDrt.
8eil es II beutI9e tatbplii1e Saz
milien bier gibt, piele Die gar fem
Gngltf6 peritehen, 5umal Die alien
2eute, bic mod BON 9euti4lanb ges
tommsn Iinb. Gs lit 3u %beoauern,
nenn mir bios nod Elm Mal cine
beuti6e Yreotgt 6Drten. 9iele boffen
auf cine Qenperung (oeuti6z unb
sngliIGzrebenpe PrisIter) bon unIerm
GrsbtitOf aeane in Dubuque. Spas
ter Weiteres bon bier.
IdtungsppG
q. @pbes.
Wtr nIrben unIeren beutI6zreoens
ben GyreunDen BON Breton Srlgenoes
ratfsn. &lagefdqe oteier Dirt geb0ter
Dor bic pafienbe fir9Iite 8ebDrpe in
Dubuque. Man bringe feline 8itts
NIT In9abe gutter 8runot
bDflt6 unb q It a nb g por. 8irf
auf p]ieDer6oltes Bitten tein 8ebDr
geI6enft, bunn bat bic Stride ia bDbere
@ert6tsbarteit. Mit &lagen in Den
3ettungen lit Ni9ts ge6olfen. llebris
gems bat Gr3bii6pf 8eane 10 nett &C.
rehten &lagen 9ebDr unb 8eadtune
gei6entt unD es tit feline llria9e ppr.
banDen gu Hagen. Qlip mar trete in
PATHFINDER bDfli6er, eb III Of g.
r, aber E n t 6 II ener
@etIe an r e9te r Stelle auf uni
es ipirb ifpn Qb6iilfe tommen. Hi6t
in ben 3eitungen, iOnoern bon Der
ttr6li6en SebDrbe trete man r.
ur6tspoIl, aber enti6lpIen fur
feline &e9te Elm unb begrino
tets ir9enbpel9e Wini6e nit Be-
tpsiien unb iti9baltigen 4rgumenten,
Sieies CUR Srientirung!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
lInter Der 9cDinguna,

baB Die 8iirger 9ubuque's $500 3us
iammen6ringen, reripri4t bic 5trma
Gbalmers &c Sobn ppn 4miteroum,
&c. g., bier in Dubuque cine Sabrit
gu erri9ten, 9ieielbe iuG buau bic
n2n, ben brau6baren She'll Der 5laBs
mui9eln (clams) aus3uI@neipen unO
na9 Der &nDpfefabrit in Qmitsrbam,
%. g., gu ienben. Gs 6eibt, bic neue
5ubrit perbe $50 Mann Qrbeit sebsH,
Die Dubuque 8uiinsb Wens' 2easu;
unb bic Dubuque Retailers @Huciuz
ticn bab:n ii6 Der Sa9e anssnpms
men. Re9t 10!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
ssr hnhp. @atrr Z. Gusmp.r.

Der betaUnts Rfarrer Don Sbertl,
Sd, ipu rom bDtp'iten Grabii4ufe
mad Carroll, Sa., perieBt wprpeh
ietn. go gerne mir Rep. Ruempsr
pieIe 4romrttpn gDnnen, 10 tDnnen
mir bod ni4t unlbin, es iebr 81 be-
pduern, bab bicie pursiigIi4ite Strait
i'm Glerlls bes Gtdates bon bier mad,
osm @eiten perIeBt pirp. Gs tit Elm
barber 8srIuit fir ben DitIi6sn SGsiI
bss Stddtes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
$500 mad Der Suhaln a~usitranns
uno ;uriia $500

iiber Die Ntdel Plats : 8abn, an ieben
9ieHstag, 9pnnerStag rnb Sumstag
i'm WOnat Sttp6er. 9ieIe 8ilste
limb giiltig CUR Riidfabrt fir flint
Sage, DOm Datum oe8 @erfauig.
Sidets bic fir Is Sage 8ii(tigteit
BADEN, toiteu $500 fir bic Runbz
reiie unb IOIde Die 20 Gage giiltig
limb, tOiten fir bic RunOreiIe nllr
$1,000. 9ieIe Sidets limb giiltig fir
ule S6lafmugen. 9rei tGgli6e
9urG3Hge. Degen nGbere gtustunft
unb etnen Puns4mericun Sober,
ipelher Die gan3e ausitelung be-
iGreibt, tpsnOe man ii6 an Sobn 3.
Galaban, GeHeralz &gent. Ill aoums
Ctr, GhicasO, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Sie Wifel ylatc 8Gbu

nirb gilete an jeoem 9ienstag, 9onz
nerstag unb Samstag pdbreno Oes
Monats Sttpber na6 Der Buffalo
pansQmerican qlusiteQung gu $500
fir Die Runofahrt pertaufen; Dleie
8ilsts limb giilttg CUR Riidfabrt fir
fiinf Sage. 8iaete nit lGngerer Sill
tigtett gu etpas erbD6ten Staten. 9ret
tGglide 0ur63iige. Chicago paifaz
giers gabubpf lit an 8an 8uren Str,
unb Bacific @pe., StaOt~G itet%S ffice,
Ill @bdms Str, G6tcagO. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Nh Qanoinhcr.

Wir baben al 100, 900 ELDER por;iigIi6er
Narms 9anberelen III WilIneiota unb Glib
Satota 81 Prciieu BON So bis S2l pro ELDER
Su pertauier.
l5benfals cine Sarm Don l,020 adsr nit
gutter Sebaubeu.
Gin Sarm pom 440 ader, idmmtlib cults
pirt, nit 9uter Gsbduoen.
Gin il6 gut sableuoes SoteI mno anberss
Sarms NIB Stabteisentbum ent,peosr gu per=
tanien ODER Ill pertauibeu.
Bite bel ms porluipre6m NIB mir pers
ben SIREN @iiuiden entipredsn.
Sobn Yier & Co.,
Srunoeigentbums uno Serii6srunsss asent,
352 Siebente SiraBe, GMbuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
SuHalu YansM merisan Iifcts

auf Der Iitel plate : Balm, $13 fir
Die Runpreiie, gut fir Is Sage, SIG
fir Die Runbreiie, eiltig fir 20 Gage.
SIei tdglide 3iise nit Seitibulz
S4lafpaeen. Mabl5eiten in Speiiee
pasen, ran9irenp i'm Preiie BON 35c
Bis $1.00. aoreiiirt an Sobn ..
Galaban, @eneralzI sent, Ill Ioams
Ctr, Gbicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
&atboliihe 2anoimdter!

&ommt NIB iebt Soma, Wuy.aJ l,uaty,
i'm iiiolihen Wiuusioto, ebe ibr weiter sebt.
S60ns Rirde uuD Niarriduls. Giemeinoe
ibsr bulosrt Samilien. Temi6sn Riarrsr
NIB beuti6e 5dweterl. S60nss St6bts
den NIB gutter Martt. Setter ibDarSsn
9ebmbooen. @utes 9Sailer. gSsiien, Rorn,
Serite, tSaisr, Sbimotbp unb alse ssbeibeu
bier oui oos bette. Sine ib0ue Ausipobl
Sormen an pertoufeu bon $25 bis SS5 per
adsr. S6reibt oil %. &ermerstir6su,
Soma. miuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Scr Sn0 fam pl0Blt6.

On Der Weit IA. StraBe, nabe BEL
Ct. Spiepb's college, fisl Der Reiz
isnbs S. .. Mius um uno itarb eintge
Winuten ipGter. Gin SerSiG!ag hattie
oei1en 2eben Elm Gnos eema6t. Serr
Wias mar nit ieinem GOuesen SrH.
SEEING an Der 4rbeit Elm PrGpardt als
8reatfaitzS cob (SriibItiits : Speiie)
einaufibren unb bate tur5 Dor benz
S3laganfaue nod sei6srst unD
eeIaft.