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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
ebertffs VrofIantatlon.
Staat Sopo,
DUBUQUE gcIntp.

Dubuque gpGntp.
&raft pbiser protlamation unS &c.
mdB ben 8eitimmunsen bes @efeBes,
made id, 8. s. gonlin, Sheriff bon
Dubuque gountb, befannt unb pros
flamtre an bic 'gleftpren bon Sus
buque Gountp, bab bic glettoren bes
seuannten Gpuntp's am Sage Der
pbengenannten aIsemeinsn Wdbt,F
nGmli6 am !.
Sienstag, ben 8. Nobsmber 1901,
ben ben bsre6tisten @dblern bon 0us
buque Gountp bic f~plsenben gountp.,
Seamteu ertpdblt perbsn, nGmli9:
Gin gcuntpzS 9abmeiier;
Gin Sheriff;
Sin S4uliuperintsnbsnt;
Sin Gei6enbei6duer unb
S~uperpiior INN patante Stslle ein.
5une6men.
Srei S%uperpiipren.
Wopon bic @leftoren bes a"enannteu
Gpuntp's Hotis nebmen pollen unb
il9 oemsemGB an perbdlten baben.
CUR 8e9laubieung habe i6 pies
init meiner unterl6rift psriebsn am
IA. Sttober i'm Sabre 1901.
8. s. g"pnItn,
Shsriff BON Dubuque Gountn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
81. pauI, Minn., IL. Sftober 'O1.
Wertber 6err @pnneri

SN%S S~hNNA
3estsn Srsitas, ben 4. Ottpber,
perunsliidte Sobn Stber, elm 4rbeiter
Der Peoples See 60, auf unsrtlGrlide
Weiie. ST purbe auf Der Strabs &c.
fanbsn nit elmer sroben Wunbe am
&opf. @ls er sefunben purbe, lebte
er nod uno man fdidte na9 einem
4rat, aber Der @erleBte perI9ieb, ebe
Der Oottor anlanste. Die 2ei6e
iparbe am Montas na9 einem
Sraueramt, gebalten bon Batter Sos
lenee unb feinen stpet 4iIiten3zprie
tern. BON Der ct. @snsss Stride aus,
auf ben golOariens 5riebbof beerbist.
Der 8~erungliidte mar geboren au
4intsen i'm Canton Meri9, 9rpbbers
SoStBum 2uremburg. Gr tpanberte
Dor 3pei Sabren bon Gid an Der
Ilaette, mo er einise Sabre porber iid
nit Maria S9mibt perbeiratbet bate,
na4 ct. paul. Minn., aus, mo- er in
ben leBten aebn Sa6ren einen Waaen
senannter See 60. trisb. Gr mar
geadtet unb selisbt, bas seiste Der
aablrei6e 8efuh an ieiner 9abre, los
ipie audi beim 2ei6ensuse. Oer Ier=
itorbsne mar elm Mttgliep bes Currents
burger 8ruberbunoes bon ct. paul.
@r binterldBt cine trausrnbe 0ittpe
nit iieben unmiinbisen ainbern in
bebiirftisen 0erbdltnifsn, iotpie bier
Shtpeitern unb einen 9ruber. 9tebe
3anosleute sebentet bes 8erunaliidten
in gurem @ebete.
s. $. 9i6elba6,
Elm Heffe bes @erItorbenen.
Sn Der mater SoIprpfas
atr9e in 3pbler, Dis., beren Sc
meinbe bon Srn. pfarrer 9elles be-
oient Dirb, fanb am Oienstas cine
0rppelho4aeit itatt. inbsm spei
Sdpeitern, bic Srls. Marp unb
Maasie Rpblanb bon bort, aetraut
lpurben, uhp apar g%ritsenannte nit
etnem Serrn 9reis bon SautpiIe.
2ebtsenannte nit sinsm Srn. Sbil
bon 8plp grob. Serr abia 1T Elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

Sotal: .$70.7O
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

9err rid Diebier, tppbnbaft 844
2ineoln 9lpe., bat cine Dirtbf6aft
1916 Norb GlartzS trabe fGufli1
iibernpmmen. rid Siebier 1T Elm
iebr betannter Mann in South gpanz
ton, bon reipettablen 2uremburser
Gltern seboren. Gr mar friber i'm
Builder eIdGft unb 1T elm Reffe
bes tiiraIi9 p~erftprbenen Sobn Die
bier BON Ribse 9lpe. Wir tpiini6en
benz iunsen unternehmer ben beiten
grfrIs!
Wie mir erfabren baben, bat Serr
Rarl Sengeid BON &ogers Yart pon
ieiner breimpnatliden @ersniisunssz
Reife gu ieinen gltern in Siibslinsen,
2uremburs, Qbfdieo senommen, unb
lit iebt auf Der 8iidreiie mad Rosers
part gu ieiner Samilte. gr nirb piel
Neuigteitsn aus Der alten 9eimatb
mitbrinsen.
Serr Srib Clement, pobn6aft go.
1876 SubIpn 4pe., bat cine iebr gutz
ssbenbe Wirtbidaft, go. "a Wsns
Strabe tdufli4 iibernommeu. 5riB
mar cine Rei6e bon Sabren 8artsepsr
in Der Ha4barI9aft unb 1T beliebt
BEL alien 2urembursern. 60 fam
Der grfols nidt ausbleiben. Mu9
mir miini4en benz iunsen a~nfdnser
ben bsiten grfplg!
rBeter Munbofen, geborsn al M(bins
gen Bel Stabt 2uremburg, unb fpo6nz
baft in Sesepi9, goof Gonntn, ST.,
bat Dor turser 3eit sinen S9lasans
fan tefpmmen, mas i'm auf Der reds
ten Seite Sismli9 selGbmt bat. gr
liest isbt in Sammono, Snb., i'm ct.
Marsuerite SpIpital. Sein 8ruber
Mnton Miunbofen, Elm permDsenber
Tarmer BON 2eMars, Sa., ipar bier
@o4en linn bebiilfli9. Serielbe 1T
na4 Seseptd getommen, Inn ieinen
8ruber nit mad 2eMars, ga, su
nebmen, mubte aber bapon Mbftdnb
nebmen, neil Der patisnt nidt i'm
Stanbe mar, bic Reiie ansutreten.
Der lebiss &rdnte lit in Chicago
beftsns befannt unb beliebt. gr III
0fitglieb oes Sungseielen 9ereins.
Serielbe bients bier Sabre i'm giirgers
triese unb besiebt cine quite p~eniion.
Nu6 uls Rentner mar er betannt.
@r lit II Sabre aft. Wir piinf6en
9errn Wunbpfen balbise @eneIung!
pSreunben unb 8efannten bic trauz
rige Na4ri9t, bab Sr. Spbn Srauffs
Ter, lanse Sabre in Dieniten bes ct.
Observation-Disclosures in Chicago, gebo=
rem su Sbereulen, &anton Sistir9,
Guremburg, am /. Sttrber i'm 4lter
BON SO Sabren fanft i'm Serrn snt>
i4lafen 1T. Die 8eerbisung fanb
itatt am Greitas, ben a. Sttpber, um
8 ubr Morsens. bon 8irrsns 2eidens
beitattunssS @ei1Gft, $40 2incoln
4pe.. mad Der ct. Wdttbiasz Birdie in
8opmanpiIe, unb bon ba mad benz
ct. 8onifaeius : 3ir9bpf. Den
trauernben Sinterbliebenen unfer
berali4es 8eileib. M6se Der @ers
itorbene ruben in Srieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
9nfaIsN a9riaten aus Gbieaso.

8srmGblt tpurben am Montas, BEN
81. Sttober, or. Wi6ael 9iebling,
gebiirtis aus g9terna6, Gisentbimer
elmer poblbefellten 8dderei, SO. 81
gait gbieaso 4pe., unb SRI. Wdria
Sdroeoer, sebpren gu Mubler, &ans
ton WilB, pobnbuft BEL ibrem 9ruoer
in BLUE Sslanb, Sn. Die Srauuns
fanb itatt In Der ct. Soiepbz Rirde.
als Yrautfiibrer funsirten Serr Sobn
g. 9isbling, elm 8ruber bes 8rdutiz
cams, uno ais 8orbraut SRI. aatie
S9mitt, Goufine bes 8rdutisams.
0iel 9liid!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

elne GDuetfe DerQHrdllet gu OuHIIeH
Der neuen Stride in 2uremburg, unb
pbIaon es in Der ct. Mntpniuss Stride
fppie in Der ct. Marien@3 irde taum
einen ober ben anberen 2uremburger
gibt, fiel bod bic Na4mittasss
Golefte, pie b~ieienisen am 8prs
mittag, re9t ersiebis aus. Sn Der
4! 81. Mntpniuss Stride trusen bic unz
~ab5ebbaren S9aaren Der peibgetlets
beten ainber, pelde ben bo6p'iten
Biidof BON pfarrbaus 5ur Stride
begleiteten, bebeuteno our @eridOne'
rung Der Seier bel.
Sod am 5elben Nbenb fubr Der BIZ
f6of BON Milpautes mad S%bebopsan,
Inn Der ginlabuns feines Sreunbes,
bes bp6p. o. Sbiu gu entipre9en.
BORT purbe ibm nidt Bios bon ieinen
2anbsleutsn, ionbern bon Der ganaen
@emeinbe gum beilisiten Namen Selu
elm 10 ber5li6er unb srpbartiser Gms
'pfans gu She'll, baB Der bp6p'ite SAP
Tass barauf Bel benz linn in Wila
tpautee bereiteten gmpfanse 0ffentli4
fasen fpnnte, Batter Sbin iei ppbl
nur bespesen mad Milpautse sefOm-
men, INN gu ieben, oh es audi nun
'mDsli9 fei, inn einen i6Dnen gms
pfang gu bereiten, als Der Sbebops
gamer es %setpeien.
Sn Milpautee fanb Der sissntli6e
Gmpfans itatt am Wontus, ben IA.
Sftober, um 8 l16r Mbenbs. 3pei
Wp9sn supor batten bic 2ursmbure
lger in unb nm Milpautee, auf ben
Ruf bes bo1ip. $. Willmes cine 0ers
fammluns absebalten, Bel pelder ie
elm @mpfangsz@ pmits e%rfpdbltsn. To-
pie elm stpeites gomite, pel4es fir
bic b~eabiidtiste Walfabrts> Stride in
2~uremburg cine GoIette Deranitalten
fonte. gu lsbterem sebDrtsn bic
bobp. $. Wilmes, u. s. 9sder, $.
,M. 3aiel, nsbit ben Serren M. 8.
'g1ilbius, M. 9aaIen uno s. 2a8oule.
@eim gmpfans bes bo9p'iten 8is
if9ofs in Der ct. Mariens S6IlbaQs,
bate ii6 Dor Inen Der bp6tp'ite gr3z
bii6pf 3. i. 8aber bon Milpautes
'einaefunben. IuBsrbem tparen iiber
%,Sipanaig lurembursilhe priefter aus
Der @rabiS3eIe Milpdutse, ioipie aus
ben 9iOaeien Ga grOhf unh @reen
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15
Unique Character
of District of Lake
Michigan"


said the registrar was wrong and re-
yersed his decision. The registrar
thereupon handed in his resignation.
which was accepted.
Organizes n uovsrameaL
Then the indefatiga5le streetas
played another trump card. He got the
pepole who resided on his curious plot
OF ground to organize government"
This occurred. to be exact, on the nrst
Tuesday In April. 1889. The constitu-
ton OF the United States vas adopted,
the American flag was chosen by
unanimous vote as the emblem Of the
community. and the place was styled
The District Of Lake Michigan" Laws
for the government Of the District
we're framed. and Captain streeter was
made clerk. Other chief officers were
designated. and this body OF men. on
April 20. 1893. filed into the Office Of
Clerk Durham OF the United States
court for the Northern Illinois district
and formally took oath TO uphold the
United States laws In their District. u
The mayor OF Chicago, with the police
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15
Studying Memory of Frogs and Turtles.

Among recent lines OF study In the
psychological laboratory AT Harvard
have been the memory and peroeptive
iieulties OF the frog and the turtle
The training Of new habits In the cray
Cab, and the symptoms Of memory In
the newt. or these the ones involving
The frog and the turtle have been the
most extensive and the most interest
ing-if only because OF Aesop and his
followers down 10 Joel Chandler Han.
n. and the nights OF Uncle kemus.
Both animals are fixed In the magma
ton OF mankind and all grown-up chill
dren will be glad TO learn that the ver-
DICT OF the centuries on the compare
uve Judgment and wisdom Of the tur-
de Is confirmed by the exact methods
Of modern science.
In the first place. before making
comparisons. IL becomes necessary TO
tetermine whether these lowly oreo-
lures had any faculty OF memory at all
and this required "A special apparatus
handily put together from dry goods
boxes. In onr hox called the nest"
we're cool sand and stones, well shaded
With a board-a true haven for a rest
seeking creature Against Il stood an
other box with a single opening COM
nunicaung This second box was d.
dded into a series OF long aud COM
paratiye narrow compnrtm ints By
means OF sliding pieces. through the
bottom OF each Of which a small open
ins-or miniature "dog-holo' had
been cut by spacing the openings al
different intervals something Ike a
maze was obtained
The subject OF the eyucrInont tur-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15

Tho project OF Scotch-lrlsh tunnel
Is again under discussion In tho
United Kingdom. There IL no longer
any question az to the practicablllty
Of the undertaking, ~ many cnsinoeru
OF celebrity have pronounced II on
.irsly feasible. In tho recent enai,
ncerlng congress tho views Of such ex-
perts as Barton, Mansergh, and Fox
we're given freely on the subject. Mr..
Barton favored marine tunnel and
held that one might be constructed
and put In working order between
wlgtownshlre In Scotland and the
County Antrim coast In Ireland within
n dozen yeara. Sir Douglas Fox was
confident that less trouble would be
encountered from water than had been
met with In the case OF the tunnel
under the Mersey. or that under the
Severn. Sir James Mansergh was OF
the opinion that there would be less
trouble from water In a submarine
tunnel than Ia one nearer the surface
OF the earth. All held that the prob
lem OF ventilation could easily be
solved by electric power.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15

The general ground plans and per
specific views Of the buildings Of the
LoulsAna Purchase Centennial Expo
sition NC on exhibition. They are the
design Of the most celebrated archl-
teets " the country, aud their setting
amonl the forest trees on the Forest
Park worlds fair site makes a daz-
zling picture. The working plans for
these buildings. which will cost about
S,OVO0oO, are now being prepared, and
eontr9h for their construction will
be LEI about Dec. 1. other building
plans are TO follow, About si.OOO.O 600
VIII V expended on the grounds In
the next six months. Contracts for
this work will be let next month.
Supervising architect J. Knox Tay-
Tor OF the United States Treasury De-
partmsnt has made plans for the gov
ernment building aud they have been
approved by the government board.
The building will be GOO feet long,
about 100 feet wide and contain about
100000 square feet Of floor space,
without Interior columns, the roof be-
ing supported ON steel trusses. Its
construction. Mr.. Taylor says. Will re-
quire about one year. and therefore
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15

An Atchlson (Kan.) woman has
bablt OF eating too much. and abe in
vented a method OF knowing when she
had enough, and will have her discoy-
cry patented. An ingenlously made
little alarm bell is set in her corset,
and when the pressure OF the corset
from eating amounts to so many
pounds TO the square inch the alarm
is set on and the woman must quit
Sometimes she is in the midst OF a
juicy steak. or she may be Just tasting
a delicious dish Of ice cream. or she
may have Just reached her coffee
whom the pressure sets the alarm OF,
but she then quits. When visitors are
at the house the alarm startles them
little at first. but they soon get used
TO tho gong, The inventor says the
alarm has been OF more benefit to her
than score OF doctors -Ex
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15

oeon elected by his followers a dele
gate to Congress. and only last April
was in Washington to see what waA
going TO be done about the matter.
Captain streoter says his ship was
wrecked 451 feet of shore. out today
the spot is half a mile inland. He could
aot get his vessel of the bar. 80 he
stood by and let things happen"
After a while II became possible to
walk ashore on the growing sand bar.
and soon the city authorities began to
dump their refuse there. Today a
boulevard borders the water. and OF in
the other direction runs the North
shore drive.
Makes n Map of tho District
In 1890 or 81 Streeter had map OF
Als District" properly drawn to scale
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15
Capt. CIV. Sreeter
(chlcago letter.

AAAlHahO LtANtFFl
Around the wreck OF the light
ArRught steamship Reutan on a Lake
Michigan sand bar. near Chicago. June
10. 1856. has boen woven one OF the
Itrangeat and most complicated ro-
nances OF American history; q ro-
nance In which Captain George We'll
nngton sireeter OF the wrecked vessel
las figured prominently. together with
NE authorities OF Illinois. Cook coun-
". and Chicago. The last chapter OF
the romance is yet unwritten, and
streeter and his clan still claim the
200 odd acres OF land on the lake
shore. IN the very heart OF Chicago
which has been washed up around the
Boutan's hulk by the storm-swep'
waters. or deposited there by munich
pal rubbish carts in the space OF IL
Years
The area OF land which Captain
stroetcr claims by right Of discovery
Ia worth at least S25OOO.OOO. II moi
more. Streeter calls his territory the
District OF Lake Michigan. He has
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15

will be begun as soon as the finishing
touches can be given the plans.
In addition to the money to be spent
on the worlds fair grounds and build
ings at once. by q vote OF $4,000 TO
5000 amendments have been adopted
authorizing the municipal government
to expend before the opening Of the
worlds fair about 100000 In build
ing sewers, contracting streets and In
identifying the city generally for the
reception OF It's guests during the fair.
Fac-Simile Documents Are In.
Chairman Chouteau OF the history
committee has received from New Or
leans facsimile copies Of all the prln-
clpai documents relating to the trans
fer OF the Louisiana Purchase TO the
United States. The collection Is said
to be accurate In every detail and IL
one OF only eight sets In existence.
II has been announced that the great
agricultural building. the largest g'r-
gle building In the world. covering
about thlrty-one acres, will be located
outside the Forest Park site. In order
to leave room therein for the various
other buildings needed. besides those
OF the great central exposition pic
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15

The prediction OF the director OF
census that the United States with her
new accesslons will have n population
OF lOo.oOO.oO0 In 1910 is likely TO be
iulnlled
We began the present decade with
approximately 100000 people In the
states and territories. including Ha-
wall and Alaska. In the states there
was an increase OF about 81 per cent
from the flgures Of 1890. a falling OF OF
more than per cent from the in
crease OF the preceding decade Tho
natural order Is for the percentage 10
decline as the country becomes more
thiokly settled. but immigration has
shown new life during the last four or
Ave years. and We still have an Inn
mense amount OF unoocupied land "a
attract newcomers. while the expan.
sion OF our manufactures offers new
inducements TO many kinds OF labor
There Ia no apparent reason, therefore
why the rate OF increase should decline
Putting II at 20 per cent, the estimat,
would give us an addition OF 1900, 00C
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15

court ruled that he had no authority
to grant the release Of one Of our men.
who was held prisoner by force
which. by the way. was all that caused
us 20 surrender today. The judge gave
az his reason that he had no jurisdic-
tion One man was carted back 10 the
COUNT Jail and then quietly let go
We claim the ownership Of the land
through right Of discovery. The aur-
vey OF 1891 established the line Of tho
state OF Illinois. and there has been no
territory annexed TO the state since
shat time. There is a clause in the con-
stitutlon which gives people with the
standing we have the rignt not to DO
/ intorfered with when we are covered
by treaty. and we are covered by a
treaty. which the United States made
/ many years ago with Great Britain.
| why. they couldn't md court to try
I us year ago. and they can't hnd one
nowl They have been all through the
/ courts. and this Is the net result OF
their work. We claim we own approx
imately 1856 acres lying in the District
Of Lake Michigan"
The End Not Yet.
What will happen next the future
s>pne will tell streeter was In WASH
ington as late as last April, demanding
that ne be recognized as a duly elected
delegate TO Congress from "The Dis
trict OF Lake Michigan He says no
will build n police court on his curl
ously acquired land-if his II be-and
that defensive force will be organized
forthwith. whether streeter wins hla
queer contention at the last whether
Chicago wins. or whether the state OF
Illinois Ia victorious. THE District OF
Lake Michigan" will be pointed out by
future generations as one OF the most
remarkable plots OF land In the whole
world
One OF the most essential equipments
OF tho district is a building. tho sec
lions OF which are loaded on several
wagons and are ready 10 be put to-
gother in a moments notice. The only
drawback to this scheme Ia that tho
police have not given streeter time IA
unload the sections and put them to-
gether. A large furniture van IA the
principal government building. IL II
the capitol. executive mansion. STATE
department building. treasury building
and the home OF most OF the other de-
partments Entrance is gained through
the roar by means OF two gang planl
leading up 10 a gate. The gang plank
arc lowered like n medieval drawbridg,
TO admit welcome visitors.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15
MARRIAGE STATISTICS.
Showing That Woman IL For-akinE
Factory aud once.

Showing That Woman IL ForaakinE
Factory and once.
People who urge that the proper
sphere for woman is the homo may find
much encouragement In the figures
showing an Increase Of fifty per cent In
the number OF marriages In Cook coun-
ty, Illinois. since 1899. Cook county
includes Chicago. Stlll more TO the
point Is the fact that the license books
clearly show that an increasingly large
percentage OF the brides are young
women formerly engaged as wage
earners on their own account Mega
tive proof OF the same fact Is found In
the reports which show that the NUM-
Der Of young women seeking employ
ment as stenographers and clerks has
correspondingly decreased Some au.
thorities are inclined TO credit tho
prevailing business prosperity with the
increased number OF marriages amonk
working women. others declare that
men are Just beginning TO ind out that
women with a business experience
make better wives. All are inclined 10
think that the somewhat general reac-
ton against the new woman has had a
considerable influence. Certainly the
sign is a healthy one. There are few
who will deny that the ideal place for
woman is in n home of her own. and
there will be universal acceptance OF
the statement that n community whore
homes are yearly increasing and null
tiplylng is likely to be safe. prosper.
Gus and happy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15

the turtle or frog would fairly scampef
TO his haven, and even shifting OF
the position OF the little doors failed
in time 10 throw them out Again,
when inclined platforms, runaways.
and blind alleys were introduced the
little creatures still continued TO learn.
Allowed a rest for a day, for several
days. and then for n longer interval.
traces OF memory remained, strength
ening with each experlence-the turtle
however. coming out FIRST throughout
with the nlmble frog the less nimble-
witted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15
FORT sTREETER." Captured BY
POLICE MAY 20, 1900,


POLICE MAY 20, 1900.
and duly fled with the Cook county
registrar OF deeds. After this he sold
the property. and ere many moons
there was village on the site, Cap
tain streeter spent weary weeks In a
study of maps, and finally recorded his
claim with the Land office In washing
ton, ID. c. He had come to the con-
sluslon that the land was unknown
till he discovered" II, and that no
authority In Illinois had any claim up
on II. Not satisfied with his single
claim at the national capital, ho took
cut two military territorial warrants
covering some $4,000 In script. AFTER
much eudgelling OF brains on the part
OF the Secretary OF the Interior, Street
er got location certificate" since It
had been decided that the united
States government had no claim OF u
tie to the land. Now Captain streeter
was happy; he had obtained an Of
icial national document recognizing
his claim.
Then began bitter fight. In the
end the national authorities surveyed
the land and the registrar OF the Land
office calmly announced that u was
government property. This decision
naturally reused Captain streeters an
ger, but he finally convinced Secretary
Bliss that the District" was new
land located by nature in an inter
national highway Secretary biaH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15

tie or frog. was put in the eompart-
ment farthest from the nest and then
watched, recorded. and timed as he
y orked up and down. back and forth.
until he had finally made his way TO
the resting place. The first time he
would discover II. probably. by accl-
dent: but afterwards the function OF
memory would influence the result.
Ample intervals Of rest were allowed
between each test perhaps an hour or
two. to avoid fatlgllng the little sub
iac,s. The FIRST journey might require
an hour. but In the hfueth exnerimen'