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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
A FRENCH PROBLEM,

Completion Of the French census re-
turns has started anew the discussion
concerning the small increase In the
population Of that country. The esti-
mates Of the past year have all been
verified by the official returns Of the
Government. France has gained less
than any other European nation in the
past fifty years. -.
Though social conditions in Paris have
been generally pointed out as one of the
chief causes Of the small French in
creases, the figures show that 900, 600
were added to the population in Paris
and its suburbs during the last i've
years. while the rest Of the country con-
tributed only $4,000. Some claim that
much Of this gain Of 10000 consists of
foreign immigrants, so that absolute re-
lance cannot be placed on the actual
provocative increase.
Comparison with the growth in popu-
lation Of other countries does not fur
nish cause for congratulation to
France. In the last half century the
number of Inhabitants in Germany has
risen from 35,OO00OO to $4,000, GOO: in
Great Britain from 2T,0OO,OOO to 41.OOO,-
900; in Austria from 100000 to A.
10000, and in Italy from $4,000, 600 to
81, 100000. In France the gain has been
from 35,OOO,OOO to 3SO00,OO0.
There are three reasons for the evil,
according to the Paris correspondent of
the London Times. The last fifty years
have seen great change in the dis.
tribution of land, the number Of small
holders of realty having increased won.
derfully. This makes the raising of q
large family a great hardship to parents
As a result there are thousands Of coun.
try parents who have but one or two
children.
Another reason Is the custom which
demands that girl shall have dowry,
Marriage ia such matter Of convent
ence that the poor girl has little chance
to marry well unless her parents have
provided sufficient sum to 60 alons
with her. The more children, the
smaller the dowry for the daughter.
French women are notorious for theil
extravaganza in dress. This character
istic, while marking them as one Of tht
best-dressed Glasses in the world, alst
serves to keep eligible young men at
distance. The prospective burdens o.
the matrimonial state are heavy. Nat
urally the number Of those less usefu
members o6 society, - 80 writer put
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
Mr.. JUDS0N's COMMITTEES.
Men Named to Take Up Work of
the Tax Conference.

Chicago. Ill, July 4-Frederick N. Judson,
chairman Of the Tax Conference held re-
Gently at Buffalo. N. T., under the auspices
Of the National Civic Federation, to-day
announced the Executive Committee OF
ffteen. authorised at that meeting. to pro
mote interstate comfy in taxation ana
taxes in general. AZ follows: Edwin h
Azlexman. chairman, Columbia University.
New York City: John A. Mccall. New York
CITY: Charles q Fairchild, New York City:
Iawson Purdy, New York City; Arthur T.
Hadiey. president Yale University. New
Haven. Conn: Charles 8. HaMltn,
Boston, Mass; J. W. Taussis. Hax-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
TIMELY SHIFT OF BREEZE.
Several Nation Business Build.
ings Had a Narrow Escape.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nation. ILL.,. July A-I.ase nixhsas oou3a.
grafton. which Destroyed the Dernarus Hlock
on Broadway. would have swept away the
First National Bank, Dale Hotel and ok.
three-story business houses had n NOT been
Tor q western breeze which sprung up ana
carried the flames away from tbo thraat,
ened establishments The LOSES Wf1 arrrs
gate $126,O00 in ALL =
The Daily and Weekly Star lost SyeFy.
lining. including books and subscription lisfa
The office Of W. Ed. Millar. city ensfnesr.
was destroyed. and with It the city engfnesrA
ing records Of Mattoon and Charleston.
To-day the city II without telephone fnclli.
ties, as the central exchange Of tn lfne.
toon Telephone Company was consumed. ana
u cannot be replaced in less than tWu
months. Among the losers and INSURANCE.
carried are:
MT. Carrie Hnsman. owner q Dsmarss 6all0,
ing. !oss ssecoo nsuranee ri. 900: Sterling Gloon
Wilson'S furniture store loss $4,000 insuYance
5000; Richardson Bros, seattonsrs Ioas 0ooo.
insurance H7oo: Nation Daily and wssaiy
sSa,a. css 10000 Insurance. so: W. b Hfnda
s s.. staf personal loss S4oco: W. "a AniIar.
Ssy engineer. personal loal $1,000: ! d. n.
= noS. furniture dealer lo0 Aeoo inaxsDes
$500: Ooesor n I1ilotsonL dentist. ioss u.eoo
msWance 66o: Gattoon Telsphons Counpany To-.
SHoM insurance 1900; Doctors Trssman and
voigt. loss 800. insurance 31po; Board az Ttode
MT e., los ,s $780, Chicago Record HaraA Of:
fiano Company. los 500. =
Tho building was erected IN 1sr b. MA
AangmAn It was regarded as almost are.
proof. which accounts for the small amount
OF insurance carried. This IL the fourth
tame the block erected On this site has been
destroyed by IRA
The Nation Daily Star will resume m
two weeks. Sparks from the connasratioo
were carried hundreds of feet To thu Hfss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
SPEED LIMIT IN YACHTS

It begins to look As II the craft Of
yacht building has, for the time being,
Ut least reached q point where further
Improvement In the matter Of speed is
not attainable.
There b serious doubt in the minds
Of American experts Is to the superiori-
ty Of the new cup defender. Constitu-
ton, over the old, Columbia. There is q
serious doubt in the minds Of British
experts n to the superiority of the new
cup challenger, Shamrock II, over the
old, Shamrock !.
In tie Epgiish trial races on Rothesay
tie nav cup challenger has not By any
maanw II means outsailed the old. I'm
happy accidents to the former have pre-
3Sua1Dd ths FULLEST dsmonstration Of the
AaE1o 6 - tive ZaehtA And. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
SOCIETY SPENT FOURTH -
AT THE COUNTRY CLUBS.

children have rome 20 Boston. where tAW
will be the guests Of Mrs. Thompson's par
ents They will visit Buffalo on Che 70
turn trip.
Mrs. Mary Hogan Lud1um was electsd
TO the office Of secretary Of the National
Association of Elocutionists at its annual
meeting at Buffalo this week. Mrs. L1d-
lum gave several successful demonserations
of her art before the Buffalo convention.
and received much hearty commentator.
She Is now In ChautauQua for the sum-
mer.
A party Of High School boys departed
Wednesday morning FOR vacation visit In
the Ozarks They will spend q month. ana
are prepared to hunt fish and var1ously
enjoy the outing. Messrs. Siebert, Schuyler.
Heemans, Hamilton. Daughaday. George
Jones and Barnes composed the party. ~,
bevy OF pretty girls went down to Union
Station to see them Off.
Miss June beaumont, No. 1927 Bates stTesS
was surprised by large number Of her.
South Side friends on Wednesday evening"
Dancing Oh the lawn was the chief diver,
sion OF the evening. Among those who par,
ticpated were:
Missee--
Ellen Mcmillan, Bertha Junker.
Rose Speis. Josie Jones,
Nellie FuesS Florence KralemAnns
Birdie Chapman, Jennie Collins,
Viola Braner, Lulu Cochrana.
Molie tgomery, Jessie Cochrane,
Pearl Collins, Lillian KralemanR
Messeurs.
Hugo Spells, Harry DoerfnE,
Ell Haas, Albert Meyer.
George Kronann, Chris Dali.
Herman Beyer. F. II. Mathews,
William Chap Ed Foristel,
man, Jr.. Henry NoltA
Cal Haas.
Mr. and Mrs E ]. Beaumont
Judge Amos M. Thayer and Mrs. Tnayer
will go to jamestown next week to spend
the major part Of the summer.
The Reverend NJ ]. MoLough!fn. rector
OF the Church Of the Immaculate Conceps
ton. Hannibal, Mo-. Is spending the week
with his friend. the Reverend Father
Francis NJ. Kelly. Of the Holy Angels
Church.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

By forming Aiissouri-Texas Associa-
ton, former residents of this State have
shown that even the Lone Star State
and its riches can't make some Of the
Inhabitants forget the place Of their
birth.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
CRUSHED UNDER FALLING ROOF.
Little Girl Killed and Twenty-Five
Persons Injured.

/. Canton. ILL.,, July 4-Letha suydam. aged
years, was killed and twenty-five other
persons injured by brick coping of
building with twenty people on the roof.
falling on the heads of the crowd on the
sidewalk below. Two others probably will
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

By the purchase Of Louisiana Terri.
tory the United States helped Napoleon
and France when money was needed.
Why could not the school children Of
France raise money for a Napoleon
statue just as the children Of this coun-
try did for the Lafayette monument?
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

ri And said W. B. Carr further says that
tire number OF copies returned or reported
,insold during the month Of June was s.e4
per cent.
W. B. CARR
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this
FIRST day Of July. 1901.
- J.F. FARIsH.
- Notary Public. City Of St Louis. Mo. My
- tern, expires April q. 1905.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

1t was glorious Fourth-and we
should make all future Fourths glorious
by our faithfulness to the Declaration Of
Indenendence-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
Arrointed Postmaster ut Ava.

Ava. M, July THE post office fight.
here has hs.Gl long and bitter. A. j. Hat
field. the resent incumbent was an eppiE
cant for reappointment. but Roger Wal
wark was to-day appointed as his successor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

Those who dance must pay the piper.
Small boys with powder burns con-
cealed about their person will please
take notice.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

We surely ought to have q rainy sea-
son now, considering the heavy can
nonading which took place ON Independ-
ence Day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

The new cup defender and challenger
are having trouble defeating the old.
Well, there's a limit to all things, even
to the speed Of yachts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

II Weather Seer Hyatt gets into .
more altitudinous Office he may be able
to see into the middle of next week and
predict accordingly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

Municipal lighting plants will be built
in st. Louis because Mayor Wells and
the people want them. That is a hard
combination to beat.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

When American asphalt mining syn
dicates begin to hire professional SOL
diers Of fortune the old feudal days
don't seem SO long past.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
FIR. De,treys wheet FieIA.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Quincy. Ill. July A-sparks from Q fafl.
road engine set IRE to the wheat Ae1d oe
George Kennedy near Hull Station, deUfrUYs
ing 1000 bushels Of wheat.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

Why not try commercial arbitration
for the settlement of that Venezuelan
mine dispute? The idea is worth con-
sidering.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

I What's this? Englishmen claiming
that England's navy is unfit for active
service2 All hands prepare to repel
boardersl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
JUNE CIRCULATION,

". q Carr. Business Manager OF The 1t.
Louis Republic. being duly sworn. says that
the actual number Of full and complete
copies q the daily and Sunday Republic
printed during the month Of June, 1901.
below:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
~, win he q Chartered City.

REPUBLIC sPEclAlA
Ava. Ill. July AVA has received Its
charter as a city and an election has been
ordered to be held on August for the first
Mayor and city officers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
Farmer Knled By Lfshtnina

NNEPUBL1C SPECIAIA
Assumption. H.. July 4-Robsft Hart
man. q farmer. living seven mtleD nneehp
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
x,lled I'm Runavay Accident.

. Quincy. M. July Alderman Wichman
WAS killed in runaway here to-day. Hs
was IN old citizen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

Fire Destroys Business Buf1d1A1L
REPUBLIC SPEC1AL
New Douglas, ILL.,, July THE business
building occupied by McPhersoh's millinery
store was. with the residence attached,
burned this morning.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-09
Gus oem abrisen GruRberiuetbnm.

9tfferoingen, Is. Suni. =
Oils Der 9eIiBer pes bier peilenoen
2DlpensS beaters am Montdg 9(benp
bic Iufforoeruns erlieb, 0~emienigsn
100 Marf gu 5ablen. Der bereit mare,
cine Yartbie aarten i'm 9DpentGfig gu
ipielen, nabm Der hnternebmer 9lns
breas Sores oas Nnerbieten an uno
balf eemiitblid cine partbie 66 nit
ben Sbierbdnoisern i'm 8dfis gu @upe
fibren. Sie 5bters perbielteu Iit
rubig.
Nus ben 4roennen. Wit
benz 4brinoen Der 2obbeden pil es
niht reht sieben. Mit auer @elpalt
mus man nit benz Sammer auf bas
Spls I9lusen, ebe bic Rinoe fih loft.
= Die Haupsn treten bel benz trodez
men unb parmen Detter Sablrsih auf
uno ri6ten grobe 9er~beerungen an. =
Die Wisien iteben gut, cine reihe Gut
terernte 1T %porbanoen. Die 8iebpret1e
finb i4pn beoeutenb in Die SObe gs=
sdngsn. - Sn Winieler sebt man nit
Dem @epantsn UNI, cine pfarrei an err
ri6ten. Wie psrldutet, ioG oieler
Wuni6 balo in Grfiiluns seben. =
Die neue 8apelle bon Seisbprf bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-09
Saar. Nsiss GifeI unp 6ansri6.

Srier, II. Suni. 9ei ben 8andlz
arbeiten in Der Gilbertftrabs purbe am
Samstas Mprgen elm merfpiroiger
Sunb gsmaht. Sn elmer Siefe BON
etipa A Metern itieb man auf elm Sc
nOlbe, unter pel1em ii1 elm politdn=
biass pferoeserippe befanb. Die Sufs
eiien, tpelohs cine anbere 5orm aufpeiz
len, mis bic beutisen 9ei9lGss, iino
nod gut erbalten. Die @iien baben
bic Sorm zines Sdubes nit seiflofes
rer Soble, dbnli9 ben 8ei1lGgen Der
3usohfen. Ginise Dieter bon benz
@etpolbe entfernt purbe nod elm pfer.
peseripps aefunpen, unp es 1T oaber
an5unebmen. paB an oieier STEELE Su
Sriessseiten sefalene pfsrbe beereist
nuroen. DAB bic 8esrdbnibitdtts Iebr
ait lit, gebt aus Dem llmitanoe eers
Dor, bah iie lnter Der HDmeritrabe
iieat. SIT elmer 5iefe bon II Metern
fihrt nGmlih ourh bic sanSe 8ilbsrts
ltraBe binour6 eine gut sebdute R0s
msritrabe. Sn unmittelbarer RGbs Der
eripdbnten Sbierbs9rGbnibitGtte puroe
AM Samstag Morsen aud cine Mtarz
moriduIe gefunoen. 3pei gut erbals
tene Sdulenreits aus peibem Sanb.
ltein prroen audi Dor Der Wplfsapo>
thete BEL rem &analarbeiten gefunoen.
Der Sutel Der eineu SGuis ma nod
nit MiOrtel an Der Sunoamsntmauer
befeitigt uno itano aufrett. On bies
Ter STEELE mub alio elm erDBerer Hos
merbou %seitanoen BADEN.
srier, 13. SUM. 0as prppin.
sialmuieum ipuroe um einise apsrtbs
pplle 8ilbperte bereiher!, meld,e Bel
Der aanaliiation i'm Mittslpuntte Der
Stabt in elmer Sisfe bon $50 Dieter
gefunben purben. Gine ipeiblid@e III
aur bon 4.75 Dieter !oDbe, aus Sura.
talt asorbsitet, itslt cine iib,noe 0Si-
tin bar. Der aopf fehlt uno Die linz
terarme iinp theilpeile abssi6iaagn.
Heben pieIer Sigaur log eine mcib.idc
9epaneitatue uno sine mGnrlide
Statue, in ben 0dnpen fSriid!ts tro.
asno, fernsr elm Warmrrrslisf Sgpi.
ter, Suna unb Wirsrpa oarItellsne.
uno Der 8opf elmer Wtdbhenitatu: in
SebenssrDbe, ebeniaas aus Wiermcr
aearbeitet. Sin gut erbeltcner Mto.
I%attbeoen, Den man BEL Den Mrhe. len
fano, ion gehpben tperpsn..-- 53ur &,
ridtuns zines acknowledgements, Gr,
trsitsrang bes WaKernertss une sum
Iusbau neuer Straben bsidlcB nis
Staetpertretuns. cine Mnlsihs opu
elmer Miaipn Mart auisunsbmsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-09

Die Mauerarbsiten fir WaHerbeldttcr
UNI 3uflubtanale. Motenani q.ag
1876 5r.) Srn. g. Slip nit 2 psi.
auf9ebot; Die 8uBeiIcrnsn MohrcE.
(aoitsnanidlag 7,06S Sr.) 6rn. q.
9err nit 5 psf. Rdbatt. sJn oers
Ielben Sibung ipurps Die gDaTe.le,-
tung auf Melid (1862 Sr.) ~osnebmlat
unb I'M prin5ipe Die Wnldee zines >to>
sugfanales in Der 9abnhohtrob. %
ihlohen. - 4m leBten Gountae liaro
I'M Marisns 9oipita! Su Bonn, IN
Utter bon 90 Sabren, Der Sab ''tbc-
flyer 9r. Soiepb SeutI6beir. O,rs
ielbe leitete pGbreno mebrsrsn 9yeh<
rem in @6tsrna6 cine ibm ~su9cb0fige
Ndbelfabrit, lpelte crit Dor ctnigen
Sdbran mad Der 0Dlferboh, 10 Minus
ten ppn @dterna6 neg, perlegt luuroe.
Sronf. Z. SUM-. !0eute Morgsn
entitdno Ssuer in Der Staaung oes
@derers Wiih. Miiaer, poourG oaS
Strobod6pert sinssdihert nurps. Oo
oas 5euer redtaeitig osmertt, gslans
es, oas Wohnbaus Dor Dem perbeerenz
ben Clement gu idiiBen. Der Sda.
ben riro duf 800 5r. psranihlagt uro
lit our6 8eriiheruna gebett.
y etoingen, 9. SUM-. -
Sn. perfl. Hu6t bran 5euer aus i'm
Wobnbauls bes S9uiters q. gifel
ppn bier. 0asielbs 1T tbeilpsiie abz
qebrannt, jeooh tonnte elm She'll Der
Wobel eerettet psrben. Der perii>
herte 8erluit lpirb auf 1000 Bis 5000
Sr. aeiGdst. gnthebungsuria9e uns
befdnnt.
Sunglin er, 9. SUM-. Dor
einigsn 5asen puroe unisr 9enbars
meriebrisapier, Or. arisr. gum Wa4t.
meifer beforoert.
8repenmdher , II. sunni. Cine
bittere @nttduihung purbe ben bier
irpf member duf benz g%remsberge arbsis
tenben Stalienern our9 ibren Mnfi6z
rer bereitet; oiefer apg nGmlih LETTER
Gage ben 14stGgisen 9pbn feiner
2anbsmdnner Elm unb perihpanb
odmit.
3olper, 6. SUM-. Dis Der aut<
ffer pbilipp S6rcebsr ssitern 4bsnb
9esen balb aht ubr mad 9auie fam.
lab er, oab Elm Seniter i'm Grosei4oB
ausgsboben mar. Sin Oieb par ourh
biefe Defining in oas 9aus seoruns
gen, bate einen Shrant erbrphen. unb
buraus bic @riparniHe bes Mannes
i'm 8etrage BON $50 Granten uno cine
iiloerne Samenubr geraubt. Der
frete Ginbreher 1T ni1t betannt.
Sdteren. z. Stunt. !Seute Ia1.
mittas i4idte bic Gbefrau bes giien=
babnbeamten NoHem iia an, ibrem
Manne bas Mittasefen gu trasen uno
lieB ibr 3idbrises SD9ter9en alan
auriid. Scenes nubm 3iinobOlsnen.
siinbete Elm Seuer an unb bic Slams
men tbeilten fid oeHen aleiber nit.
Guf oas Siilferufen eilten bic ndhiten
Ha4barn berbei, riiIen benz Gino bic
Sleioer bonn Geibs uno bradtsn es gu
gett. Gs bate aber berartise 8runb4
tpunoen erlitten, puB pas arme Weien
turss 3eit na4her itarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-09
6isb Riose, ST.. 3. Suli 1901.
9eebrter 6err @onner!

4m Sonntag, Den so. SunI fdnb
Die bsbre Seier Der erIten bl. Gommus
Mon Der 8inber unisrer ct. Seinri4ss
@emeinos itat!. lin halb s llbr purz
BEN bieielben in proaeiiipn nit arsuS
uno 5abnen na6 Der Stride eelettet,
unb UNI s ubr parb our6 Batter Hiinz
tsrsbpf cine FL. MeHe cslebrirt. pdbs
rsno pel6er Der boGp. Serr einige
riibrenoe unb tiefersreifenoe Worte an
bic @rItepmmunifanten rihtste. Ha6
Der Yrebigt fano bic @rneuerune Der
3aufseliibbe Itatt. gbrfur6tgebistenb
unb NIT ben @efiiblen tiefer SrDms
miafeit ourtbrungen. iGrIttsn bic
aleinen gum 4ltare, uno empfingen
pas Yrob Der @ngel. Na9mittasS
um 80 llbr mar SerS Seius4noldt
NIT Yreoiet. unb 4ufnobme Der &ins
Der in bic Stapulier : 9ruoeridaft.
Der Segsn nit benz bodpiiroigiten
Suite IdloB bic imponirsnoe Seier.
QatungspOa
SofePb Srau d..
Sie 3iGbrige So4ter oes
Srn. Qbpptatsn 5, 6. &eqp fpurbs
bier in Dubuque p~erflofene Wo4e
an Der SIDE Der eagle ppint 4pes
nue. unp Sadion : Strabe bon
einem StraBenbabnpassn i~iberfabren
unb i6psr perlebt. Sas 8inb ppate
an Der besei6neten STEELE bic StraBs
treu3en unb puroe bon einem Wotora
lpagen erfabt, pelder linn ben linten
Sub sermalmte. Die i6nea binSueez
r"ufenen 4erste Yrap unp Muguire
lieBen oos ainb na9 benz Sinlep
SoIpital brinesn, mo eS fir nOtbis ers
uhtet puroe, ben Sub oberbalb benz
&nphel au amputiren. Der Sob
fplate, pohl als GriDIer, Der Opera
ton. Srdu aellp lit bic 2p6ter pes
Ssrrn uno Der 5rap Nic. gaupp BON
Gascape, ga.
4m 2. Suli itarb in Caledonia,
Winn., bic bsltbefannts Gbefrau BON
Better Wasner, publperieben nit ben
bl. Sterbsiatrdmenten mad furSer
&rantbeit, i'm Nlter BON 50 Sabren
uno 6 Mpnatsn, Die 8eritorbene
binterldBt ben trauernpen @atten uno
risr ainber, cine S9peiter Srau
Glous, 80 Gnfslfinper, flint llrentelz
timber. Sbre 8inOer iino: Ritplaus,
Ybilipp, Sobaun g., aatburind. Sat
Tin bon pbilipp Shpebod. Sieiels
Den limb in Wisconiin uno Sopa
%lpp9nbaft. - Die Yuitorbene lpar gu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-09
6robher,oethum.
1lus Der bauptitaot.

Die tirSli4 burA 9errn
Nptar g 6aad a~bsebaltene 9ers
iteiserung Der aus Dem Ha6ldhe Der
pert. Rsntnerin Mars. Element, 8edus
month";, berribrenoen Wpbnbduler
ereab fOlsenoes RsIultat: Sas Saus
Nr. 8, bis 81 ibrem 5ooe bon Der
9erforbenen beppbnt, purbe anseiteis
asrt bon Dem Miterben Srn. 8aufs
mann 9ict. Clement fir $4,000 5r.;
besslei6en bas ns6enliesenoe Sdus
Ir. z fir %, 700 5r, bon bemie!ben
InItei9erer. Sas Saus Nr. 10 in osrz
leIbm Heibe (beppbnt BON Yartb,
puroe an9eiteisert fir 10000 6r.
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osnaenl6urgU6es.
Dereiniote Staten.
0as 9Oppel Smbildmm sn
0iIbcrtUiQc, SoWa.

Inter Datum oss 2. Suli i9reibt
uns unisr b,itbetannter paul Rii6el
iiber Die. 5eier gu @ilbertpiae !p;e
folat:
Der bsutise Sag lit elm boppelt
ipidtiger, BERN beute iinoet audi Die
25sidbrige SubilGumsfeisr bss Be-
itehens ber @emeinbe 8ilbertpiQe unter
ibrem paderen uno ieeleneifrigen
Yrieiters Subilare Hep. Sobunn Nem=
mers, itait. Was Batter Nemmers Der
@emeinoe mar, bas fam nur . + be-
urtfeilen, Der @ilbertpile getannt bat,
ehe Batter Hemmers feline tbatfrGftigen
Sdnoe in pieier n~srlaHenea @sqeno
ans Wert legte. 9eute traut man
tuum ieinsn Iugsn, ob pies pirtlif,
nr6 oerielbs alte Ylab lit, no Suerit
otr bereits in Soft rubenbs Rep. Spbn
@oster ton Snoep,nbence aus uno
ipdter Der ebenfaas i6on i'm 6errn
entihlafene 8dt.r Scdlon bon Waters
loo aus ii9 b%emiibten, Die 3sritreuten
ShGflein bon 3eit gu s3eit aufauIus
den. We!Ge geflble miiHen beute in
ben Sersen Der Observation-Disclosures
ertitsben, fpeld)en oas Bib DER alien
;3eitsn nr6 Dor Nugen i6ipebt. Ges
nib peroen 9las nit 9erS uno Munb
in pas 10 paIenbe @ebibt,
ipelfes ben Der Wdrtino Wemmers,
Sodtsr pes !0rn. pcter Nemmars bon
bon 2egiars, 10 lGOn porsetragen
ipurce:
Spdpiirpiser Subilar!
gegIeltet BON ben treuen S6Gflsin
oQen,
9etrittit Du feute feltlih ben MItar -
Nus froben Ser5sn bort 0u tpiosrs
tdlen:
n6eil Dir uno Seaeu YrieIters Subj
larl
Seit fiinfunospanSis firmspolen
Sdfren
9aIt Su Der Stride Weinber9 treu
bebdut,
Vie Segensnun1de du es o~ffentGren,
Wie reid Der Simmel Define Diib'n
betbdut
limb mitten in oes Sturmss oiiiIersn
Stunoen,
Grnsuerlt Oh beut' ben ieeenSoollen
2auf;
Drum ollie Die Sein Y%aterberS ges
funoen
Dir rufen 81 aus boiler Yru1t:
Slid auf!!"
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~Na, Meier, g~rinien sic niht 70!
sic prdientieren bas @etpsbr unp
nint cine Durf!"
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nSuber. treten sic nidt 10 Itii9s
tern duf, pie Der erIte Slaum uuter
Der NaIe!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-09

Sur Seier in @ilbertpiQe iparsn bon
2eWars sereiit: 9err Peter Nsmmers
unb Sodtsr Martina, ionic Serr 8arl
Remmers. (9eibe Iino 8riiber bss
bpdp. Subilars.) aud rsiiten CUR
Seier 9err Wfi6ael @eblen, Elm 9er=
tpanoter BON Nep. Hemmers, ippie
5rau panl Hiibel unp 5odtsr Mars
garetba HIbel, reip. Mutter unD
Shpelter bes aiiiitenasB rieiters, Hep.
". Riibel bon @ilbsrtpile nsbit mebs
reren 0erpanoten oes bphn. Batter
Nemmers pcn Siour Gountp. Sa.