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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
One Autraas Wells It 1855 Deep and
Flows Million Gallons Of Hot Water Day

opsclai cors.spsndsncs q Ths Sunday Republic
Sydney. New South Wales. June IL
There q . big opening in Australia Tor
American trade. The country - Just Eips
Tor the advent Of our drummers. The peo-4
pie ars friendly and every American sales
man rave met ID doing good business.
We os1 ever a.. 100000 worth Of good6 an
nuAlly In New South Wales or moro than
- per family Of the population. American
goods are sold in all the etores. and Ameri-
can Turning implements are used on nearly
every farm Three-fourths OF the reapers
and mowers come from the United States.
Tners are thousands OF American plows.
and tens Of thousands Of our axes ana
saws. The Australians like our hatchets.
They call them stomahawks. and evidently
think we got the patterns from the Indians.
Our carpenters tools are in demand. esps-
cially augura, bits and braces. and seven
tenshs OF al the saws used come from Phil
adelphia.
American Notions Always
Please the Australians.
American notions are sold sverywheFs.
In Townsville. In Northeastern Australia,
saw patent camp chairs with the Yankee
trademark On them. our CUT claSks and
collar buttons are IN common use. and thero
ere al sorts Of knick- knackA marked Amer
loan and eold - such. dropped into .
stoee the other day which advertised Amsr-
lean candles and asked the tai young lady
clerk from what city they were imported.
ne replied they were made IN Sydney. but
they called them American bsoause they
thought ehl5 would make them cell better.
The Austraiians Gmoks American tobac-
-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21

few yearS the linotype has been coming IN.
and . salesman OF one Of the American
firms tells mo that he has scattered such
machines throughout the colonies. He gets
about $500 for each machine. and does Q
business which II largely cash.
The leading American typewriters are well
known here. Some Of the agencies have
business collegss connected With them. and
rent ana sell machines IN the Same way a.
In America. You can buy all kinds Of
American cameras here. and the American
bicycle Il to be- seen everywhere. So far no
wagons to speak Of have been imported, but
there is q good demand for parts OF our
carriages and waSons, and think this field
might be developed.
The Australian il fond OF show He likes
. good horse and q good buggy. and some
Of the rubber-tired rigs which are now be-
ing made In America might be sold here at
. proft.
Ono Of the best pushers Of American trade
in Australia 10 our Consul at Sydney. George
W. Bell. He 10 well acquainted with the
markets and 10 doing considerable good.
He tells me that many Of our -1ds sold
here are marked - made IN Ger-any and
that some OF the innportations come via
London. This q % Of fencing wire, both
baxbed and smooth. Of which . vast deal is
used. ana also nf silvsr-plated war;. watches
and clocks. S
In wooiens. eottons and other cloths the
supply comes chiefly from England and the
Continent There 10 ~ attempt to push,
American. soods q this kind. and tho low
freight rites % uropeuperate asaInst our
importationA Hiil trade could be built
up IN American cottons, and a. soon as the
transisthmian canal In completed there win
undoubtedly be largo shipments of calicos.
shirtings and denims.
Mississippi Valley Corn Is Fed
to Australian Sheep.
one Of the great markets Of the future
for the corn Of The Mississippi Valley will
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
siIberne 6o@,eit 81 MItuu, Soma.

9as Seit ibrer iilbsrnen Go9;sit
f~eisrten am 0onnerstag, BEN 10.
September, gu IItOn, Sa., bic a6tz
barren Gbeleute 9err unb Jrdu Soz
bGnn 4ern. I'm balb 3 llbr fano in
Der ct. Marien<G Stride elm feier.ides
9o6amt itatt, pel9ss pom hotp.
Gater &ern bon Sort MaDiicn, einetn
8rubsr bes Subilars, eelebrirt tparbe,
pdbrenb pelhem bic Gbeleute feierlit
bic iib Dor % Sabren gegebeneu Ser
ipre9en erneuerten. 9err nnb Jrau
Gern tpurben DOR 25 Sabren bon benz
ielben Prisiter gum 8unbe fiir's 2e>
ben psreint. BON auspdrts paren
nebft benz bpdp. 9ater Stern, 9err
2prens @pnner BON Dubuque, iopie
5rdu Mm. Meis BON Council Bluffs,
,eine S9nefter bon Srar &ern, nebit
camille berbeiseeilt, um benz Subelz
paars-ibre GludpiiniGe Dursubrins
gen. Sad Der fir6li6ca 5eisr fanb
i'm Sauie bes @bepaares cine meltli9s
9p9oeitsfeier itatt, on pelder fib cine
grpBe @n5abl bon 8erpanbten.
Sreunben unb getaurten b~etbeiliste
unb Bel ipelher es na6 eft oeuti6er
4rt berging. MDse es Den sei6dBten
~Subilaren p~ergDnnt iein. ibre splDene
Sp6aeit bsi ebenio gutter @eiunbbeii
gu feiern! Oas 1T Der Duni6 Iler,
Die Iid an Der Seier betIeilisien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
Segeiterte CDatioN,
;. 8. &opprs pnn ben Surems
burgcru Subnalc's sefeisrt.

\5roben Sersen8 erparteten cine
9rbBe 4n5abl 2uremburger 9erren
unO Samen ON 8abnfofe Der Chi
cG9p, Mtlpoutee &c ct. Baul Sabn
Die Qntuaft Der ~bodp'iten 8ii4Dfe
Ifigr. S. s. Scopes bon 2uremburg
uno S. S6peba9 BON Ga Grple.
Oas @mpfangs gpmite langte in
&utiden einigs Minuter por 4nfunft
oes 3uges am 9abnbpf an. 8eim
gintreffen bes 3uges entitiegen benz
Ielben Die bp9p'iten 6erren nit Hep.
g. 9drmeier bon Gaming, sSa., mo er
Wligr. Scopes in Soipa, Dem para
Dieie ben Qmerita", begriibt bate,
peI4en Serr 2uren3 Gonusr iid ar
Der 6alteiteae in Den 8ebDften Ger
Wttlpautee Balm in Dubuque angez
IGlofen bate. Damn purosn Die
boben gGite Der anueIenoen 0amen
uuo Serren. bOrgeIteat. nGmli9 ben
Scrren @mtl GrnspOrff S. g. @lps
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01

....o rii9rten cuf oas Siefite uno bis
3u Ebt1n:H. CUR 9sbuae Der Seisr
trug peIeutlit 1uo in gans b~eionoerer
,gSslie Der luremburger Wdnner9Dr
bel, pel6er unter Der bepGbrten Seie
flung ppn prpf. Srehsr herrlid lang.
8iitpf SGpeba2 bdpnbsrB, ipenoete
ben 2eiituugen Dss WGnnerGors 2rb
unb DieIsr, Ipipis bic Mitglieoer pes
9srs Seiu : Gbor1s, ipel9e 5ur 8ers
IG10neruug Der 6sier 10 peientli4 beta
trugen, biirfen Itol3 uuf ibre 2eiiinns
Iein. 9ia9 S6iub oes @pntifitdlamtes
ging es in feierliG)er ProSeiiipn, rpte
Dor benz Inte, BON Der Stride gum
gfarrbauie Der Ser3 Sefusairhe.
Sdgsiber beIuAten Sablrei6e
2anpslsute o Sob uno Sern Die
bp1p'iten Serren, pel6e fir einen
jeben elm berslihes Wprt Der Sreunos
idaft unb eiusn lanbsmGnnii9en
8ruB Eaten. 9iifpf Scopes lit, pie
uns 0unoerte BON 8e'uGern erflGrten,
RE 2ie6enspiiroisteit ielbit. rSm
Sianite Der Religirn lit bsTen Reiie
cine pirfli6e MtiiiionsreiIe!" Iagte
nit aeGt 8iIGOf G3peba6. @(Qents
baIben fiblen ltn bic 2urtmburger
pieber als 2uremburger, 9eboz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
UiQia III b~erfanfen.

Sis isiuite Sarm i'm norbwetli6en 8iss
coniiu. Sisislbe umiaBt $40 alder, bat sss
niissuo sutss Baiier, ieGS sroBe Staue,
@obnbaus nno aneere DISQUALIFICATION: 400
glder iinb inter Rlltnr, bas ibrise III Sarts
boi;palb. Die GualitGt bes Bobsns III
ihwar3er Glap eoam, iebr irudtbar. Die
Sarm 1T pier Meileu pon elmer Giienbabu:
itatiou entisrnt. @ute S6uleu unb cine
Creamery fnb in Der Rdbe. Bon benz Nobn=
bans ans tanu nan bic gauge Narm lber=
idaueu. Die Sarm sebOrt elmer aumbers @es
ieaibait, welde ibren @eidGftsplaS uerle9t
bat. . Wan wsnoe ii6 OH ". .. SrawIep,
Gau Claire, isis. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
moniisner 3. 8. Scopes,
Sil9oi pom euremburs.

ben unb getrGfti9t. Inter ben 8ez
iu9ern, pelbe Says iiber pOriprd9sn,
nennen mir Rep. S. g.. PrpbE bon
Rortb BaibingtOn, Sa., unb Or. q.
S. q. Wueler BON 9persoile, Sa.,
beioe SGulfamgraoen oes bo6p'iten
gii6pfs BON 2uremburg, bic bo9p.
Serren Hep. q. s. SieS BON Bellevue
Sa., unp cine grpBe GAIL luremburset
6erren unb 9amen Der auspGrtigen
Srti9aften in Soma. Niemunp pers
lieB bic bo6p'iten 8ii6Dfe, pbne ii6
iiber peren 9erablai1ung uno 2euts
ieligfeit lpbenD gedubert 81 BADEN.
Die aenper a m m | g
am @benbe,
pel9s piinttli9 s ubr in benz Qubi@
tprium bes ct. Marien : gaiiuo be-
gam, mar tpieber cine berrli9e Spaz
tipn fir bic alseliebten luremburger
Yrdlaten. Sas ct. Mdrien>G limo
Qubtorium, bas i'm benen 2ihterz
GLANCE eritra6lte, Bot einen p r a d I l.
gen Qnblid, Der anein I9on cine
Seititimmung berurfa6te. Sas @ubis
torium, bas iiber 900 SispldBe bat,
mar eebrdngt Opa unO oas Spern@
baus @eI6rei ritanbing room pnlp"
mar 6alb mad 8 llbr Der einSige
Sroit, ben Die flinfen luremburger
Sunsen, bic ruibers" 5erring, Palen,
SGrOoer, 2enb - lauter CUTE lurems
burger Hamen - ben 9eIu9ern bic
ten ~tDnnten.
GrDffHet tpurbe bus Yrogramm
our6 eiHen Muiitoprtrag bss Sr9es
tiers, pelGem Der 2uremburger 2enbz
WlGnner9or fplete, nelGer in berrli>
der Weiie rSns 9emedbt" fang. 2tuf
Elm Sr6eIteritiid fol9te nun Der Solpz
@prtrue bes Serrn Ric @tnborff, pel=
der ,2ln Nmerita" in betannter, treff<
liaer 0eiie portrug unb auf ben guz
core : Ruf nit: sd len e sruoBen
6erenmeI9ter" antportete. Sin
Sr6elteritiit unb bas beuti9e 2ieb:
.Mein Seimatbtbal", neldes lebssre
pteber Dem WGnnerfor, unter prof.
0reGer, REDEEM Behalf bra9te, be-
i6luien ben muiitalii9sn She'll bes
grogramms, bann folgten Die q NJ
fpra9en. Auf Der 9Ibne erIdiez
nan, lebhaft BON Der @eriammlung
begriibt, bic bcAtp'iten 8if60fe &ops
pes unb S6peba9, unb Gep. u. So
baGnes bon ST. Marien, umseben
BON ben Mit9liebern bes 4rransez
mentss @pmites, ale nit benz breifarz
bisen 8dnb6en, benz QbSei6en bes
,2uremburger Sages" perIeben. Sr.
Sic 9onner er0ffnete bas Hebnerz
@rpsramm nit elmer 9eipiqfomm=
nungsrebe, in pelGer er 8ii6of &pp=
pes piltommen bieb in benz Centrum
Der 2uremburssr in 4merifa, in Der
Staabt pp b'SpHgen fun bo9sm pirtz
LID Dpbem lin, in Der aler puafenz
GAP Der 2uremburger in @meritd: in
Dubuque. gr ertldrte, tpie bic
2aHpSlsute bon Dubuque, nit eGter
luyemburgsr 9reue feiteebalten baben
On ibrer tat6ulti9m 8~eligicn, on ben
luremburger Gittsn LID @e6rdudsn
unb an Ger 2aroesipraGe Der 2urems
burger. Snoem er gum S6lub bic
@e'6i6te bon onn berTofTenen 3eiz
tungai9reiber er3Gblte, Der fir Sems
perenS eintrat, ihloB er nit Der See
mertung, baB Die 2uremburger BON
Dubuque periprOfen, aud in 3ufunit
ebte lurem6urger Sreue fir uGss Gute
gu bepeiien. nno lie pirpen IS ni9t
MAIDEN, pie Der 3eitungsibreipsr, Der
Gines ibrieb uHb bas &Rbere that,
ipHpern tie piiroen aud pirtli6 Wort
taiten. Damn IteQts er Reo. q. M1es
ner, c Song fun G9tess oes zMorts DOR,
Der in einer tr2if69 : getautsn, rsbnes
ridden 4srioce Wtiur. S&oppes. ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
GIN 2anOiuMcr.

@ir babsu all 10o, 600 ader porSasIider
Narm. 2anbersieH in Winueiota uno Sab=
Oafota ;u Preiisn DON So bis s21 pro aldsr
gu perfauien.
Gbenfuus cine Sarm DON 1000 adsr nit
guten @ebdubsn.
Gin Sarm pon 440 adsr, idmlutli1 cults
uirt, nit guten @ebauben.
Gin iib gut 3ablenbes Sotsl unb anbersB
Jarlns Mno Staoteisentbum entwsosr ;u per:
fauien ober 81 pertaui9en.
Bite bel lnis por,uipredcu unb mir pers
ben Sbren giInideu entipre9sn.
Sobn Yier & Co.,
@runoeigentbum: nno Serii6ermss: Agent,
352 Siebsnte Strabe, Tubuque, Sowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01

ben, 8mL 9Ioben, @ilbslm SGrDber,
s. g. pase, S. g. 8agner, peter
&Itmaun, Nic 8inpprfL Spbn gteien,
S. g. 5abri5tus, 9eter Nids, Peter
S6uIsr, Sr., gitc &aufmann, Spbn
Siefier, Spiepb Pulen, S. g.. Srans
5su, Prof. Miiqer, 0m. &pppts,
Matb. Semutb, Nic Conner, s..
&rdus, s, g.. 9aulp, Sic 2Oes, &.
S6neiDsr, 5renS Sumont.
lhnter ben Oamen bemertten mir
5rau 81, SrerIer, 5rau s. RbOmberg,
5rau 81. 9inoprff Srau Sobn 8rdb@
leD (geb. 5erring, 5ruu Sic Goes uno
Samilie. Ser &utf6e puroen alss
bann bic bo6tp'iten @GIte burG bic
Clan StruBe, pu linen BON pielen
2uremburgern sugeiubelt purpe, mad
Der 5er5 Seiu : Stride gefiihrt, no
bieIelben cine turSe Anbetung ma9ten
unp alsounn ms Yfarrbaus ginsen,
100 bas GmpfangsaGpmite pieDerum
feline Qufpartung ma6te unb bic
bp9fp'iten Serren ii9 in leutIeligiter
@eiIe nit alien @npeIenben unterz
6ielten. 9arauf purben Die 8eIuher
per autf9e CUR @obnune bes !Srn.
Sic @onnsr, 2103 Gpuler Ipenue sez
leitet, no tie 9uartier uabmen.
Spnntaq, ben 20. September.
Die 2uremburgsr BON Dubuque
unb Der ear3en ~l1mgeeenb funbsn iiG)
nm 8 rbr MOrgens in Der Marquette
5ale Elm, fpo peniel6en elm QbSei9sn
fir ben p2uremburger Sag" perabz
reiht tpurbe. Damn marf6irten etrpa
300 itdmmige &uremburger Wtdnner
unb Siinglinge gum Pfarr6auie uno
biloeten Spulier Big CUR &ir9enthiire.
Die bp9p'ite @eiitli6teit aog pur4
Die Geiben Der 2anosleute unb bic
beaIte Srsube leu6tete ibnen bon alien
9eIi9tern entgssen. Gs mar elm
berrlifer Qnblid, cine ihOne Spation.
en- Der &irde hatten ii9 Die luremz
burger israusn unb SablreiGe Inbere
einseIunbea Int, na9 re4ts nno ltnts
ben Ssgtn fpenbenb, bur6'6ritt
MI3r. 4Oppss Die Reiben Der @ldubis
qen stab epe bohem!" @s fp!gte
GlsDann bas BputifitGlamat, celebrirt
BON bD9p'ften Sii9Of bon 2urems
burg, aiftItirt pDm bp6p. Batter s..
gtemmers BON 9ilbsrtptle, Sa., Reu,
6. Sarmeier BON 2auiing, Sa., Rep.
g. 8aumann bon Der Sers Seius
Stride unb Rsp. q. Wagner. @iiiIten5z
9rtefter an Der Sera Seiu@air6e.
Mls Sbrpns4iiiitenten bes bo9p'iten
9ii6pfes S9pe6a9 fungirten Heo.
s. &enier bon @uIbington, .. g.,
uub Rep. s. Wurning bonn Mutters
bauIe Der SranSisfunerinnen bier in
Dubuque. Die s. It belt
Der bO6lp'fte 8ii6uf Scopes. DIS
er i'm pOlen bti9Dfli9sn Ornate CUR
&anSel i9ritt, fplgten ibm 2laer
Nugen ppGl Spannung uno Qae
laui4ten bsgierig ben @prten, Die
Dor ieiuen 2ippen tamsn. 4nf9lies
Bsnb an bas Set bes Sages (Dem
Sycitc BEG Fl. MifoeD srmubnte Der
hr@tp'ite Sbsrbirte bic 2aubsleute in
Qlmerita ia bod trsu uno itanb9aft
am Gluuben ~feit3ubulten unb ni1ts
anauerteunsn, mas nt@t treu our
tdt6oIii6en Religion, Der altbepdbrs
ten Relieion Der 2uremburger ii3 be-
tennc. Gr freue Ii9. ben 2urem6urs
germ BON Dubuque unb Der nmge9euo,
bas 3cugniB ausiteGen gu tDunsn,
baB beren Rdme in bteier ge5iebung
einen pOr5iigIiAeH Slang babe. Gr
pies AUDI bin arf ben Qltur gu Gbren
Der ~SrOiteriu Der 8etriibten", Der
geliebten Mutter aler 2uremburesr
in Der ulten unb in Der nellen Melt.
Die Morte bes bp9p'iteu 8ti6ofes
talnsn bon Seraen. iparsn ersrsifsnb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
&atbpliiMe %SamSSud,er,

Gomnlt uno iebt Soma, Wursop Gonntp,
I'M iitbli6em MiuneiOta. ebe ibr meter gebt.
S9one 0irde NIB Eiarri 6ule. gemembs
itber blnoert Samilieu. EentI6en Eiarrer
uro oeutlbe S6wetern. S6ones StGbts
beu nno gutter Martt. Setten i6par,eu
gebmboben. Gutes @aiisr. 8eisen, Rorr,
Gerie, Safer, Sbimotbp uub 8lee gebeiber
bier auf oas bette. Sine ib6ue Quswabl
Sarmen az uertaufen Don S25 bis $35 pc,
ader. S6reibt oil Mt. @ermerstir6en,
Sonas Minu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
Ghremt bnry

@ir fino IN Der Xase, Sic nit allen
Sorten GaenDaareu; 9efen. Seppi=
den, Matten uuo Seltu9 81 periebsn.
ole bon leitenben Gabritanten semabi
uno sesen goar aetauft, melae uir 81
prsiisn anbieten. Die iOnt uirgenos
ang,boten iueroen f6nnen.
Sames 2epi & SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
Sas StacfGen GIabtou, Soma,

DierunObreibis Meilsn nDrbli6 bon
Dubuque, in 8uena 8iita GopntD gez
legen, pnrbe Srnntds MOrgen BON
elmer i@tueren Jtuersbrunit tsimss=
iaft. Der 5onSe @eitdftstbeil lieat
in g(i6e. % 9ebdube branntsn ab uno
Is Samilien iino obba6los. G6a<
ben etpd $4,000, mil $4,000 @ers
i;&erung.
Inter ben 6eimgsIu9t.n limb pere
itieoene 9uremburger, 8. g. Sebra=
Der Siimpel uno 6. Ranben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
Weaeu QrebsIhsBeH,
Prairie du Chen, Wis

S1 empreb!e biermit Stroop's beriibmte,
bentide pMlper. SIeielbem beileu ieben
mp6 nidt auisebrodsneiD 8,ebs iopobl
jhnerIi6 ais duBerli9. @ueu. bic perbid=
tise gel4miIts iowie aud Wagenlei=
ben unb aebsridabeu babeu, iinb pieie
9ulper ~beioubers empfobleu. @e9en gsabe.
rem !8evsuiiie etc. abreiiire man,:
Gb ~ az b 8. S~oeoing,
ct. QitcaS Solpd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
Farm III p%erfaufcu.

Cine Sarm pon 27O gder. 3 Wteilen peit.
lid pon ct. Somatu5, S,atiou So. SoWa,
iii ,u %psrtauieu. RsueS Sous, neue S6euie,
9ute Niubmibls. hisBenoss @aiisr. Wlar
lren6e iib al ). y. Srantsn, ct. GoNatus.
Saaiou GgGntp, Sopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
1G%iehQubIuua.

Serr gIois SaisI, SEQ. 1912 GIaps Strabe,
Dubuque, Soma, bat TETS cine poaitanbise
quswabl siubeimiiber uno inIportirter RGies
iorteu porrGtbis. sluspartise getequnsen
msrosit prompt beiorst. prsisliits pirb aui
8erlan9en serIe ;u9elaIot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
MARY'S
Prairie du Chen. Wis.

Prairie du Chen, Wis.
Gin ausselu6tes peniionat uutsr Der 9eis
tuns Der Sdulibwsferu o Notre Dame.
Pra1tpoa unb berrli6 seleseueS Sujitut
unb alnlaeen. @ue ~gebinguugen limb ers
fiilt 3u elmer %9eoieseneu, 9rinoli6eu @rs
;iebuns unb 81 eiuer mDsIt9ft p%oaitdnbiSen
muiitalii6en @usbilouns. @esen ndberer
4iIgabsm ibreibe man um eiu Ratalos.
Wiau abreilire:
Superioress, st. Mary's academy,
Prairie du Chen, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01
3 ysAN leihenS.

NpjsIIs, Mo, Suat 1874
30 mar 8 Sabre burd Ssrpentsihen 70 sei9,pddt,
bab i'd msifens i'm getts lisssn mubts. urb bel
benz @nblid .ires GremSsn an eouseu 2ebe sittsrte
unb gusit nub SerStlUpfen befs,u. aud touute iD uipt
i5Inieu. gerats foHpten mir midi bell II. Stit I'D
aber Baftor 36ni9's TerDsr.Startsr uabm, tGfIte
I'D sIeib Seusruas uuo btfam Sciianac tporin id
uidt sstauidt puroe. btuu oIs ID nit BEN glsrpen.
eidrfer aufue touHt. i'd nur sshn Uiantsu lang
fb.n. ab.r Jest fann i'd i'm Sauie nub .Sofe bsrum.
ssbsu ano fabIs 10 narf. bob i'd auH oas Gabreu
~pertrassn Tam. anna @rstttaba&
S.rr Q. G4e;nsrt aus Saue,oias, ata. beri9tet
haB i,ine Sonter, pe3s 8 Sabre lang am Ct gitus
Sans It'll. burd 2 JIafA.u @aitor R0ais's 0srosH.
Gtartsr 10 esIuno puros. ME fs uoa us mar.
CAs Elm fpertDnpHes gu9 fur ysrpenlsipeup
fpiro sebem Der es perlcn9t, 5ugeianef.
Ci~Ss arme erbolteu aud bic Wisoi5in uulipuit,
9teR IeebiSin nurbe felt Dem Sabre 1876 bon BEN
So9p. Batter R6ui9, sort 9apne, Suo. ~5ubersltet
.;no Jest inter ieirer gnpeiiIng Don Der
KOENiG MEDICINE CO.,
S3S Randolph ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Bet Mpothefssn ~ baben fur
aroBe $f.s5. 6Otas 5000.
gu baben in Dubuque Bel s. 90.
Ruete, @potbeter, 656 Mainitrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01

s.. g. Granben, DeutIGer Nbpotat
unb Notar. 3immer 413 SfficesGe'
bGube. 9. unb MainsG trdee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01

- 8eder 8ros., GobIen unb 5oI5,
Selephpn 254, 9. unb Maihinstpns
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01

-2ineban &c Mplo. 9ampfbeiSuns,
plumbing unb Cement, 472 Watns
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01

Der Seitmaridau Ses sases, 5err
Sobann Nefen, that ii4 riibmliGIt
berpor, bur9 Die feitsfreunbliHs, aber
feite @eiie, NIT pel4sr er 9laes oro>
nete unb ~leitete, ipppbl in Der Marz
quette Sulle bpr oem 9~pttesbienite,
a(s aud bes &benbs i'm GaIiup.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01

Gonntag Wittug ipeiitsn bic bod,s
p'iten Serren 8if4Dfe Scopes unb
S6peba9 beim bp6p. Batter s. g.
9uumann BON Der 9ers Sefus&ir9s
uub am @6eno BEL 9rn. 2orenS 9pn<
rer in Geielidaft bes bo9p'iten Grs=
biI9pfeg bon Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-01

Migr. Scopes unb Mfsr. S6tpez
bad laien MuHtus Wprgen bic 81.
MeKe in 9perspiae Bel Rep. q. SO.
Seer, unb fubren Don bort na9 Sc
Mars, ipo an Sienstas fsierli9er
@mpfang mar, iiber ben mir, nie iiber
ben @mpfans in @iHona, Minn., BET
am nGGiten Sonnerstas itattfinbet,
fpdter beri6ten perben. Nd6iten
Sonntas pirb Der gmpfans in Der
ct. Midaels : @emsinbe in Gbieasp
Pathfinder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-26
and
ARMS WERE
CUT OFF.
Barker Killed, His kdmlnistra-
tor Sues Railroad Company
for $4,000 Damages.

The New York, New Haven e. Hartford
Railroad company has been sued by Rob
ert A. Karb, administrator on the estate
OF Henry ~ Barker. who seeks 20 recover
5000 for the death OF his intestate.
Mr.. Barker was I'm the employ OF the
railroad company as a freight handler I'm
one of its freight houses At New London.
ON January 18th, 1901. II is claimed be
was ordered by brakeman 10 go 10 a
fiat car and securely pack some stone.
This his administrator says was outside
OF Barker's regular employment.
The fiat car was on a spur track and
between Il and switch WAS a high box
car. There Is a requirement that a blue
flag must be raised in such cases Ia warn
trainmen that some one is at work.
Owing 10 absence of the flag string OF
cars were backed against the box car
and when the fat car was started Mr..
Barker was thrown upon the track and
both his legs and one arm cut on.
Mr.. Barker was a resident OF New Lon
don and left two sisters for whose bene-
tit suit is brought.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-26
BIG ROBBERY.
Disclosed Through Arrest Of
Nsgro.ln a PaWnshop.

New York. Feb. es.-Mrs. Lillian Middle
ton Kuhne, the wife of the banker, Per-
cival kuhne. was robbed on Feb. 2 last
of jewels worth thousands of dollars.
The story has just come To light
through the arrest of a negro who had in
his possession n diamond and turquoise
brooch. 1t was proved at police head
quarters TO be part of Mrs. kuhne' s
stolen jewels. This brooch contains four
teen diamonds, each carat in weight,
which surround a large turquoise. The
brooch is valued at $4,000. Two hundred
dollars was the insignificant amount the
negro asked when he entered the pawn
shop OF Henry A. McAleenan and handed
the brooch TO the pawnbroker
McAleenan had already received a cir
cular from the police describing RS.
Kuhne's stolen Jewels. and he instantly
recognized the brooch While McAleenan
was pretending TO examine the jewelry,
one OF his clerks quietly slipped out of a
rear entrance and returned with police
man. who took the negro into custody.
At police headquarters the prisoner said
the jewels were given him by a friend
who asked him to pawn them.
The robbery of Mrs. Kuhne's jewel.
took place in her apartments at the Savoy
Hotel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-26
She IS INSANE.
Mrs. Wurzar, Who Killed Her
Six Children, Of Unsound Mind

Uniontown, Wn., Feb. 26.--Mrs. Wurzer'
who killed her six children Sunday, and
whstis believed 10 be insane, escaped the
vigilance of the guards Sunday night and
went to the home OF Peter Jacobs and
broke window, frightening the inmates
considerably.
She then visited the residence of Mr..
Koesler. All had retired but Mrs. koes-
Ter, who was sitting at table writing a
letter Upon hearing knock at the door
Mrs. Koesler asked who was there. The
reply came Please let me in, want TO
tell you something.
Mrs. Koesler unlocked the door snd
the insane visitor clad only i'm her night
dress, seized her with both hands. Mrs.
Koesler screamed and ran 10 the room
where her husband was asleep. He
sprang from the bed caught the crazy in
truder and called his brother. Together
they led the poor woman back TO her
home.
The jury's verdict in the Wurzer TRACE
dy was that the children came TO their
death at the hands of the mother. Upon
preparing them for burial finger marks
were found on the throats OF all, indicat-
ing that they had been strangled before
being thrown into the well. The necks
of all except one were broken.