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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
only the ignorant can be deceived by tn
threat of boiling.


The secretary of the state board of
health s preparing for the annual re-
port to the legislature and has sent out
to the township. town and city clerks
postal cards on which to report the sta
tistics regarding infectious diseases the
past two years. The blanks ask for in
formation on three diseases only. small
pox, diphtheria and scarlet fever. The
laws of the state appear to be somewhat
weak in that they rely on clerks OF
towns and cities and townships TO fur
nish such statistics, when as matter OF
fact these officials. in many cases. pay
little attention to the matter.
Lafe Young, editor OF the Capital,
comes out in signed apology for the
fake of the Conger interview which was
quoted in these columns last week az
genuine. The fake was SO cleverly done
that it would deceive any one The
Views expressed We're unquestonably
those entertained by Major Conger
They are views he is known TO have ex-
pressed at one time or another. But
none the less the publication of such 4
rank fake Was wholly ineXcusable. The
writer of this correspondence regrets
that he accepted ii as the truth. but he
has known Lafe Young for twenty years
and the managing editor of the Capita!
more than half as long. and had every
reason to believe the interview was gem
uine. But the fake of the Capital, which
that paper has confessed does not ex-
cuse the action of some of the anti
Cummins papers in continually making
improper use of the name and reputa-
ton of Major Conger in the Iowa cam
ma ion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
NO WHISKY; MUCH RIOT.
Kansas Threshers Wreck Saloons and
Town Pump When Denied Liquor.

Wichita, Kas.. July go. Eight tnresh-
ing machine crews struck the town OF
Colwch, in this county. Yesterday. and
because they could not get liquor they
smashed five saloons and wrecked
number of town pumps The citizens
organized party TO cause their arrest.
but the threshers made them retreat.
The rioting was resumed today when
the citizens again tried to arrest the
threshers. but again they had to give it
up. The sheriff has been asked TO come
at once to the scene
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
The Illinois Ruled Out.

Chicago, July 3o.EA decision has been
reached by the judges presiding over the
trial races which We're held to select the
defender for the Canada cup that alb
rogated plans for another contest to-
day and declares that the Illinois is not
entitled to further consideration. that
the victory belongs 10 either the Cadil-
lac or the Milwaukee The Cadillac and
Milwaukee vii start over the triangular
course to determine the question of SUI
periority.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
No Anti. cummins Feelinu.

Harlan. July 3o.-Caucuses have been
held in the town of Harlan and in the
various townships thruout Shelby coun-
ty for the naming of delegates to the
county convention Saturday. There was
an entire absence of anti -Cummins feel
ing, Indicating that a strong cummins
delegation vii be named al the county
convention. Herriott VIII undoubtedly
receive the vote of the district on the
6rct hor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
Hold on Serious Charoe.

Oskaloosa, July 3O.-Clarence Evans
and Allie Quick were brought up before
Squire Rice Monday morning charged
with adultery. Information was flied
by the wife of Evans. and she said they
had been living in this state for nearly
a year Warrants We're issued and the
defendants arraigned Immediately. In
default of $3.50 bonds each they We're
O'clock "Wednesday. July 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
Murder at RIuefieIda.

Bluefields, w. Va, July 30 John To,-
ley and his cousin. Charles Berry, were
found in the road between Pocahontas
and Coopers today shot dead. They had
evidently been murdered and robbed
Two arrests have been made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
Jail Delivery al roledn-

Toledo O., JulySe This morning when
the turnkey entered the county jail with
the prisoners breakfast he was held up
at the muzzle of two revolvers and
locked in a cell. John Brow. alias To
peka. joe Thos. Keegan. James Stew
art. all held for the robbery Of the West
Toledo postottice. and Dart Morgan. a
local prisoner then marched cut Of Jail.
and 50 far have not been captured
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
Today's Census FIGURES.

Washington. July sO.-The female
population OF Massachusetts constitutes
l5.S per cent of all in that state: in
Maryland. 5o-4 IN Maine, 49.5; in Louis
lana, 49,. and in kentucky 49, These
figures are given in bulletin issued by
the census bureau today
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
A French Duel.

Paris July 3o.-As an outcome of pole
mics Leon Daudet and Gerault Richard,
q writer on the Petite Republique,
fought duel with swords this after
noon in the suburbs. Daudet was
slightly wounded in the wrist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
Fayette In.truets for Trewin.

Special to oTimes-Republican
West Union. July 30.-Fayette county
convention this afternoon instructed its
y delegates to cast the county's vote
for Trewin at the Cedar Rapids con-
yention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
cummins Carrie. oelwein.

Special 70 Iimes-Republican.
oelwein. July 30.-At the ward eau
cuses held in this city last night all four
wards. with twenty-five delegates. were
carried by the friends of A. b. Cummins
and We're instructed for him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
SHOUT REVOLUTION.
Socialists in Belgium Legislature Raise
Disturbance and Sing Red Rag Song.

Brussels, Belgium, July aO.--The so.
cialist members of the chamber of depu-
ties made a disturbance in the house
this morning, during which the Inter
rationale" was sung to the accompani-
ment of slammed desk lids. Taking ex-
cepton to refusal of the president of the
chamber to put a motion for adjourn.
ment. section of deputies commenced
noisy demonstration which made 1T
impossible for the president to maintain
order. When the terrific disorder cul-
minated in the socialists and eftists
lnstily shouting the revolutionary song
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
Capture Some Insuro.nt.

Manila, July SO.-Thirty- four insur-
gents. majority of them armed with
rifles. have been captured by the first
cavalry In Batangas province.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
Hot in Washington.

Washington, d. c.. July 3o.-There
We're five prostrations. but none fatal.
on account of heat today. Thermome-
ters ranged from s2 to ss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
NEBRASKA GETS n TODAY.
Distribution of Much Needed Rain Will
Not Slight Anyone

Omaha, Neb.. July 3O-Early this
morning heavy rain fell here for over
an hour, with good rains on two pre-
eeeding mornings it has caused Won
derful Improvement Reports from var
ious parts Of the state say that lote
corn is reapins great benefit Farmers
along the St. Paul and Omaha road ex-
rect. with few more such rains. the
corn srop will equal that of last year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
YOUNG FILES ANSWER.
Says Legislature, Not Himself,

Says Legislature, Not Himself, Is
BlamabIe for the overcharge.
Des Moines. July 3o.-Lafe Young,
former state binder, filed an answer to
the executive councils allegation of a
$500 overcharge. Says the work was
ordered by the state officials and that
the legislature and not himself is blam-
able for the failure to fix specific and
exact price for special work not con-
templated by the legislature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
RECEIVERS PAY CHEST.

Stolen Treasure Of Philippine Army
Recovered Practically Untouched.
Manila. p. l., July 30.-Captain STAFF
ford, at Santa Cruz, in Laguna province,
reports the recovery of the stolen pay
chest with the contents apparently un-
touched,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
PAGE ONE.


perature.
PAGE ONE.
TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS:
Steel Strike Settled Today.
Drawing of Names at Ell Reno.
San Francisco Dock Hands Strike.
Will Stand by Herriott.
General Wood Arrives-Is Better.
PAGE TWO.
GENERAL NEWS:
A Bold Scheme That Failed.
Phillips Tribute to Corn.
German Flag Insulted.
Corea the Storm Center.
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS:
Five Escape Drowning.
Miners Try TO Kill Sheriff.
Citizens Sue Supervisors.
Man Drowned in Skunk River.
Christian Church Gets $500.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
EDITORIAL.
A Fraud Confessed.
Great Slaughter of Stock.
Porto Rico and Internal Revenue
Lockers on's Observations.
Topics and Iowa Opinions.
Iowa Items and News.
How to Store Potatoes.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS:
Council Gets in Line.
A Factory Proposition.
Citizen Shoots at Burglar.
New Division Roadmastee.
Severely Bitten by a Dog.
Local Miscellany.
PAGE EIGHT.
IOWA AND COMMERCIAL:
Crop Report-state, Government an
Special.
A County Telephone Service.
A Bad Runaway Accident.
Markets of the World
Other Commercial News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
NO FURTHER CONFERENCE.
Reported at New York That no Furthe
Conference Will BE Necessary.

New York, July 2O.-It was learned
here today. upon high authority. that
the action of the executive board Of the
Amalgamat Association at Pittsburg
today. when it passes upon peace pro-
posals agreed upon at the confereuce
here on Saturday will be decisive. There
exists no arrangement for further ne
gotiations and peace or a continuance of
the strike hinges on that vote
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
ADMIRAL BACKS our.
State Of His Health Prevents His Act.
inq on Schley Inquiry.

:
Washington, D. c.. July 3O.-A letter
has been received at the navy depart-
ment from Admiral Kimberly, asking to
be excused from the Schley court of in
quiry on account Of the state of his
health. The admiral is understood to be
suffering from heart trouble and his ape
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30
T.-R BULLET
NOTICEABLE NEWS r TODAY
The Weather..

The Weather {;
Iowa and South Oak : Generally
fair tonight and Wedn' Z ~; warmer
in west portion Wednes,
Illinois-Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday: probably showers in the
south tonight. Slight changes in tenn
perature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30

IF A MAN is SMOKER
He buys "twlfers,' cent or 10
eent,just according TO his taste.
But many daily paper reader
who smokes 10 cent straight OIL
sars, reads q cheap paper much
against his taste, because its
cheap.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-30

rhE DIFFERENCE IN PRICE
Between a good daily and q cheap
daily amounts to 2 or 8 cents per
week. Tho differences in fresh
news by wirs, or state reprinted
matter, is considerable.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

gu oerrdtfen. SeiR Batter ober ertpis
oerte %ftanofaft: SD tann IS ni6t."
Sennit Ou oenn Oas 9erited oes Mds
bioieb? fragte NboaQdb. yQuf bteIe
Srage, o Serr." entgegnete Der
0reis - rpermag id Dir teins 9ntz
mort 81 geben, dber es Ite6t ia in
0einer Wfaht, pur9 Define 2eute bic
gauge Stabt naoh benz 8eri6punosz
men ourdluf}.n gu lofen." Raleuo
ppr Wutb, befahl 4bpaua6 nun, ourh
Die Softer Oeinem 9ater Elm Sc
itGnoRiB 81 crprehen. umionit! Soz
Garnss iGnieg. "a rief 4~6oaqa6:
vSu bit oes Sooes, unD nur Gines
tam Did retten: i6pOre Seinen SIR
giuuben d5, UNI betenne Did 5u Mus
9dmeb Dem Prop6ten!." Der Wiz
t9erid gldubte po6l ielbit nitt pdrdu.
puB Sobannes Ieinem GrlOier untrelt
niiroe, er no1te nit oieIer sSoroerung
offenbar nur einsn neuen 9runo err
tdlten, DEN gbriiten Den I9perjten
Martern gu unterperfen. limb 10 ge@
ihab es. SObdnnes dber blteb, pie
Nun i'm aud psiniste, itano6aft in
Ieinem 8laubsn. 9as Gnoe, mein
armies Sinh = ion i4 Dir audi oas
Gnbe er5Gblen?"
sd peib es", erptOerte Mariu
Ieiie, uer itarb unter Dem S6psrte
aIs Slutseuge Seiu Gbriitt! Sd a6er
lpia nift mehr tlagsn, ipnoern Dem
9errn oanten, oaB er mid getpiroigt
Eat, bic Sp9ter zines Wtartprers 81
iein!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

folgt mir, mir perben bieIen Sempel
Der u~nglGu6igen uno Die @pbnunssn
t9rer Prieiter OurAIu6en."
uno pbne ii6 ipeiter um BEN pds
triar6:n 3u 6etiimmern, pdnbte sr
iif Der SatriItet gu. @rItaunt 6Iieb
er in Dem Offenen GineaHse oerIeIben
Itehen, benin Dor 1i6 fab sr Die bplDe
Sungfrau, oeren Bib err nibt per.
9elIen fatte ieit jeHem Sage, ba es
ben tpunben Ssmail oem pirate ii6sr.
geben bate. unb ieBt tle6te oas 9lut
Tires 8dters an ieinen SGnoen, oas
Slut, ods er ntft daein aus g6riitenz
9aB uno Tafgter pergpi1sn bate, Iors
bern audi geraoe Desbal6, INN bic
idDne Ghrifeniungfrau CUR I6ugln>
len Waiie 81 modem uno 10 lei9tes
in feline 8epalt gu bringen.
Der Geibeni6oft btaies Seufels in
YSsnifen9eItdlt tonnte ia audi nllr
teufliiGe Mittel eriinnen, UNI fire See
f~rteol9ung an ftnoen, uno iein Wo6l4
gefdaen an Der Sungfrdu ertpGrmte
i'm ni6t 81 5drtlifer Gtebe, ipnoera
mir gu grauiamer gegierbe.
S6n rii6rte oarum audi ntc6t bic
Sootenbldhe ibreS IngsIi6tes, als er
lie ieBt pl0BIif ppr fi6 Iteben ia6.
Seine Qugen fIammten in fiuultder
Cuff, pdbreno Die ibrigsn nit benz
2lusorut oe8 @ntiebsns auf Den
9lproer hires 8dters aeriAtet paren.
nWpbl, baB i9 bier Did finbe!"
rief Der Seloi9ud. Did Iuate t6
Reute nidt mtRoer, uIs ben S6stf,
Den 8ein 8ater mir ent5pgen bat.
aber 5~ittere nid5t. o Sungfruu, Dir
ioa tein 2eiO seiGs6en. Sreili6,
0etn @ater muBte Iein Serbre6en
nit Dem Spbs biiBen, Dir d6er, OBJ
ro5l Su Derod6tig biit, feline Mitz
ptherin gu iein. min i9 2e6en unp
Sretbeit Identen - penn Su oieIe
@naoe NIT Seiner Stebe pergiltit, Die
mein 2eben beri9Dusrn ioa."
GprtfebuuafpIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

PlDBlth erihoQ Der Idtpere S6ritt
gepdffneter in Der STRIDE uno ods
9etlirr Der Waffen an Den aetten=
parsern.
Ser gatrtdr6 perlieB Ipfcrt Die
Satriitei, I'm BEN @inoringlingen
entgegenSutreten, bic IS pagten, ben
Srieoen oes 9~ottesbduies gu itDren
uno ieinen qeteiligtsn 8roen gu eutz
fpeiben. Setrpffsn btieb sr einen
@ugenblid iteben, als er ben Staff
batter an Der SpiBe Der gepaifnetsr
Iab, bann absr trat sr nit rubiger
Wiirbe furdtlOs bem SDrannsn entz
sesen uno ipra6:
.Ou biit i'm Sauie bes !Serrr, 0
Shirt. odrum aebiete Seineu &risz
germ, Die sepeibten HGume bieies
6auies gu perlahsn. Did aber frdge
i'd: mas IuhIt Su bier?"
Der Stdttbalter a6er lddte ro6.
,9in t) ni6t Der Serr?" b0bnte er,
so lit oieies Saus, frenn es oas
Sdus bss Serrn lit, mein Saus, unb
meine &rieger lolen bier bleiben. Dir
dber, alter Wdnn, rathe i6, Define
3unge su bitten. IS iinb i6lebte
Soften getpmmen fir @u4 G9riiten>
6unbe."
rSGitere ni6t an oteIer 6eiligen
StGtte", erpiDerte Der Yatriar6 unz
eri6roden. ySu bsIap0rit ben 3prn
oes 9immels auf Did berab. Sarum
foroere ih nodmals, oaB Define 3risz
ger oas Saus 9ottes perlaHsn, in
oem tie nihts gu iuten baben."
Wiitbenb rief Der SelpI6ud:
.Ribts 81 Iuten2 bitter, 9u biit
tiibn! limb pubrlidS mir bdba, serabe
jsBt bier isbr oiel 81 Iu6en! Sbr
gbriitsnbunoe itsbt nit ben 5einoen
Seruialsms i'm 8uuoe, Shr psrbsrgst
ben iungen S6eit Der Wafioisb Dor
mir! 9eusne niht, es tDnnte Dir
Ionit libel ergeben, ionoern aeitebe,
no Su meinen Stlapen perbprgen
bdltit."
.Yeppr i6 Dir antporte, 0 Siirit"
entgegnste Der Patriar6, nerbebe i6
gum britten Male Die Sorberung, Dab
Define 2eute Die &irae p%erlaFen."
.6a, made mid ni4t raienp, MIR
rider 9reis!" rief Der Mptidudm
5crnbebenb. nSu bait gar ni6ts gu
fproern, ih aber befeble Dir iebt, baB
0u mir meme 5ruse pbne uml6peife
beantpprteit!"
Der patriar6 erpioerte nit feIter
Stimme: sd fam ni6t Gepalt gez
gen 9epdlt ieBen, aber mid permag
audi teine 8epalt Der Grbe Su Stpinz
gen, Dir gu %antporten. On anberem
Srte min i'd Dir Define Srase beant=
porten, absr nift bier"
nNun, Su pirIt 9elsgsnbeit fin
benz" risf Der Mptialam. .@uf Sbr
Sne6te, peridliebet bic Sbiiren, uno
Giner d6te oarauf, oab Der alts bies
Saus ui6t perldBt. SIR anseren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Is prtfeBuugfolgt. IT,

StuotoTus: y9(6er, Onfel, pis
tannit Ou Did nur bariibsr aufres
gen, paB Der geridtspoa5isber Der
mir par9! Gr bat ia ni4ts se-
funoen!"
Plus aleoem, i6err lieutenant,
entneAme si&, RAP Sic mein S9piea
9er1phn peroen pp[len."
2eutndnt: .8arum niGt, ipenrr
Sic iih oas lsiIteu tDnnen2"
X X *
(Srudfebler.) Meine i'm 6eIfen,
Sang befinbli6e 2unopirt6i6aft nit
ppaItGnbiger &er i"lereieturi9tung lit
gu pertaufen. S6lau, 9aftpirtb.
Sienitmdoden: .Warum p~ertries
den Sic ii9 benin 10 Dor S9rsr 5rau,
Serr SGuls?"
SGul5 9antoffelbelb): sd mag
metne Srau nidt mebr ieben,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Gprtieb 81

Gr isbte auf's Neue ben Spaten an
unb feste NIT rn%geoulbissm Gifer ben
S@utt binter fi9 ms 9epDlbe. Na6
spenigen Winuten ia9 er freuoig einen
fleiuen 3piiAenraum SipiFfen Der
Ssde unp benz Sriimmerbaufen entz
fteben, unb f9nea eripeitsrte ii6 Der
Spalt. BERNHARD mari ben Sputen
reg unb leudtete nit Der Sadel biuz
duf. Sin 9efieGt BON Wur3elH
brdnste iid bur4 ben Spalt, @urz
seln beiGeioeaer 8eItrdu6e. bic nod
9~tubruns senue aus rem teinisen
Sfutt gu iaugeu peritanoen.
Sd fam 8ernbarp Elm gutter GeS
bante: er burfts nidt peiter DEN
SGutt tpeardumen, neil ionft Der
9lussane BON sinem Selpi9uden ents
bedt nerben fpnnte. 90 aber mar
cine G~ntoeduns uidt gu befirdtsn,
ba bic idmale SeffHung burh oas
Gtrau9pert iebenfals gang perOedt
mar.
Bernhard trat baber ben Eidpsg
an, inbem er Iid, pornabm, am folgen7
ben Sage nadbsuforifen, mo lih Der
Nusauno bes 9epDlbes befGnoe nno
pas pas RauI6en su beneuten bate,
tos er pernpmmen. Sdber mertte er
fi6 bic @nsabl Der Shrttte, peren er
behurfte, nm ipieber in ben 9arten oes
MrStes gu getansen. SEPT ftaunte er
crit rerbt iiber bic 2dnge oes 9epDlz
bss, benn Is fetrus mehr als 1000
Sdritte.
DIS er bas Sdus betreten polte,
fonb er an Der Sbire Die Sunsfrou,
bic i'm erfpartet bate, nm iiber Den
Grfolg isiner Ruflfpridunaen geri9t
au er6alteH. Nls Bernhard tbr due
feline @a6rnebmungen mitgetbeilt uno
feline QlbTi@t tuubgegebeu bate, am
fplgenpen Morgen feline gtq4forIhun=
gen fprtauieBen, ertlGrte Waria:
,9Qs lit nift n6tbig uno audi ni4t
nislih, ba 9ein 8eginuen uRs per-
ratben tDnute. Notbpenbis aber 1T es
besbalb ni9t, neil Der Gusgan9, Den
Su ssfunben. nirsenbs aHbers gu iuz
den lit, aIs in elmer piiiten, bon un>
bur6bringli6em @eitriipp erfiinten
G6lu6t, Die ettpu 5~psitauIeno S&rttt
i~enieits Ger Staotmauern unD etpa
~fiinfbunbsrt Sdritt refts o Der
Gtrabe in elmer alien, iest niht mehr
e~epflegten Selbauupflansung lisgt.
Gle 5iebt iit DON Der Nittte oes Berg
abbanses fat Bis gum Serbian binab,
unb es entItrDmt ibr Elm 8G9leiu, pas
fif in ben SluB ergieBt. Oa es tpobl
oft esnus iiber Selien iid berd6s
ihpingen muB, 10 mag es ftart senug
rduiden, I'm i'm Gep0lbe perns9mbdr
au iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

a. .H.r.. -
Im fpfgenben Gage tpurbe Der
Siudtplan aud ScbaHnes unb So
mail mttgetReilt. Der iunge Edit
speifelte nidt an benz GrfO!ge oes
llnterne6mens, benin er pertraute nolls
fpmmen Der &lugbeit ieines gatsrs
nnb Der SI6tigtsit Ieiuer &rieger.
@euiger superIiGtli6 naAm Der
ereiie 4rst ben plan auf %ertannte je.
bod, 0aB es teiu anosres Mittpl CAB,
I'M Ssmail an retteu uno 5uglet4 iid
uno isin Sinh Der Ra9e pes W%totIalz
lam au entsieben. Sur ban9tt i9m
i'm bus S9idial Der Griitli9en Se=
meinpe, aber es fGien tbm bod, ie
mebr er buriber na9oG9te, UNI 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DAP Der StattbaIz
ter lie perniGten ipiirpe. Der ba6z
eieriee Manu, Der auBsroem gu ieiHeH
Rrieessisen fprtpdbreno 9elo
brau6te, pirOe ii6 ieoenfaus bret
Mal beiinnen, e6e er our6 8ertreis
bung Der Gbriiten AUDI ben 3u5ue Der
Yilger abIfnitte, oenen er ben lettsu
Seler az erprsifen puBte. go tonute
it6 alio SDbannes einigermuB,n ber
rub:eeE. cher er bafte nur i6tperen
9er0ens an ben NbI6teo bon Der bsiz
.igen Staot, mo er geboren mar unb
fein gangs 2eben berbra6t bate, Elm
2eben bon unsema6, aber audi bon
Gimmlii9sr 6reube, an ben MbIGisb
bon benz gebeiligten 9pben, Der balb
aud leinen miibtn 2eib in iit auf=
nebmeH iolte.
Maria trDItste ibreu Batter, als tie
Die llria6e ieiner 8etriibniB ertanHte:
.9laube mir, Iie6er Batter, LANCE pIrt
es Der Serr gepiB ni6t msbr bulpen,
oab feline beiliss Stabt ibmddte in
Der ane6ti9aft bieIes ungldubigen,
iittenloTen DitGerids! Damn tebren
mir bterber 0uriid uno perbringen in
SriepeH unIere Sage!!"
.Jfi6t piele Sage mebr, metn Ginb,
fiub mir bsI9eert. Mber ib piu Ssiz
mem Blame ri6t entgsgen fem, nlDse
er our9 @pttes 8eiitono selineen!
Mie aber pplIt SIR sud- nit Dem
eblsn S9eit Der @abioieb iu's Gins
.rernebmen ieBeHg @er ipl uRier
9pte iein9"
s&ein dnberer als ih, mein 0atcr",
beriebte 8ernbarb, Init Sreuben ere
ereifs i9 Die @elegenbeit. @u9 bur9
hieien tleinen Dienlt meine 0antbars
tsit 81 bepeiien."
n@s lit ni6ts gerin9es, mas Su
nnisruimmit", entsesnete Der Sreis.
pabsr gebe nit @ott, CT mDge Did
fegnen!"
S2mdtl umdrmte ben pilger uno
REF aus: ngBie Ioa i6 Dir, gu Gbe!s
miitbiger, odnten9"
Ibsr Bernhard pe6rte duen psits>
rem Oant ab, tnpsm er ben @raber
Bat, i'm %aH5upeiien, ipel1en @eg er
einidlagen iplte, INN am lGneuiteH
unb liberiten gu ben WGbibieb SM esz
lausen. Ssmail unterri9tete ibu 9ez
nau iiber ben Wss unb iibsr Die Dirt,
tpie er ii9 Dor ben Nafftellungen Der
SelDi9aden bspabren iSnns, unb CAB
linn bann Elm Imulet, bas Ieinem
Gater I6meb als 8etpsts bafiir biez
Gea IoQte. bab @ern9arb BON SsmaiI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

. MenifenberS, ipenn ie lid trifft
Sss unelitS S6pert NIT becber
Pein.
Wo fiubslt 9aliam Su uEp SroIt.
gm &reuSesitamm, am Sreu5 aleiu!
@enn Stiirme Nib Sein 5Aiff ums
peb'n,
nmioGet bon Der 8liBe t5bein,
Wo finoeit 3raft 0u, fiaosit Salt?
Vim &reuaesItamm, am &reuS ausin!
Wenn Dir oas 2ie6its aui Der Weli
S%iniintt in ieinen Srbtsalbrsin,
gDie boffit 9u auf elm @ieoerIebn?
Sur3 &reuaesmddt, purd's Sreuj
alein!
Die alte 0iensrin munoerte iih
iibtr bic Hufe, nit pel6er Maria Die
nnglidsbptidaft psrnabm. Mbsr, lie
Fate ibrsr junsen Serrin ja aibts
Reues sslaat - Wtaria maBte stGss.
bsppr lie nod Elm &prT sslprrdsu.
Daily camera., 1901-05-11
WANTS COUNTY MONEY.

III Fated PeddIer Presents "a Bin as Long
as the Moral Law.
"Help yourselves. The county will
pay me for everything" That is a re
mark attributed by citizen, OF Rowena
TO Z W. Campbell and they forthwith
helped themselves to cans OF sardines
and canned fruits, baking. powders and
catsup which had rolled over the en-
bankment from the Hlghlne road TO
Left Hand. Campbell was a peddler
and his wagon and horses rolled over the
bank while he was attempting to push
which few weeks ago covered the road.
There was a lower road by way OF Glen
dale to Sunshine and the authorities 4,
Campbell was warned not TO attempt the
upper road. which it is practically i'm.
possible 10 keep open during the winter
Now be wants the county to pay and
submits an i,emIzsd bill OF his losses
He carried everything found in gro.
Gerry store and all was lost. He values
his wagon and damages 10 horses a $40
and his total loss at S276.o5, with credll
OF 5000 for goods recovered. Camp
bells long suit was not salvage. Help
yourselves" he said to the citizens OF
Rowena and they helped themselves
Campbell wants the county to pay be
cause the road was no, ht. The count,
denies ,ha, II advertised i. as an open
roid, bu,. on the contrary, claims tha,
Campbell was advised twas not The
county commissioners set up that Camp
nell was carrying on irsffic IN dehan. c
OF law. He had not PAID the general
petd ers' cense OF 500 a year and had
no PERM, TO sell anything. He is not a
fesicen, nor tax payer. The county
won't pay until the courts compel II 70
ply.