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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
CORNER STONE LAID.
Sons of Veterans University Began at
Mason City.

Mason City, June 27.-The corner
stone of the collegiate building, the
first of the magnificent group in con-
temptation and the contribution of
Mason City, was laid with appropriate
ceremonies yesterday afternoon.
1t was a large crowd of people who
rushed here to show their patriotism
and enjoy the day and its exercises.
A special train came all the way from
Minneapolis of ten full coaches and
other sections had to follow to pick
UP the straggiers enroute. The Mason
City & Fort Dodge brought the Sons
of Veterans from TT. Dodge, Eagle
Grove, Belmond and other towns. The
Central from the south was loaded
and the Northwestern and Milwaukee
lines added many more hundreds to
the big assemblage. Rockford camp
came with their guns and uniforms.
Clear Lake, one hundred strong, char
tered special train on the electric.
The friends of the Odd Fellows came
also, knowing that they could view
the parade OF the chevaliers and wit
ness the cornerstone laying as we'll.
1t was good big-natured crowd and
the red lemonade man reaped his har-
vest and everybody else was happy.
The decorations along the route were
excellent and the business of the city
was suspended during the afternoon.
The exercises were held in big cir
Gus tent formerly used by the Ring
ling Bros. and capable of seating
5000 people. 1t was filled at an early
hour and when the paraders reached
the tent the place was filed to over
flowing. The parade itself included
more than 1000 people, members of
the Grand Army, Women's Relief
Corps, Ladies Aid society, Sons of
Veterans, Epanish war veterans and
the Patriarchs Militant, the Iowa regi-
ment Of the latter being encamped
here for the week in their regular an
nual encampment and constituting a
third of the parade. The line of the
route was a profusion of the national
colors, many of the buildings being al
most hidden by flags and banners and
festoons. AT the tent the school chill
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
EXPERIMENT WITH WHEAT,
Iowa Station Gives Attention to the
Cereal,

During the last ten years the Iowa
Experiment Station has given consid-
cradle attention 70 the growing of win
ter wheat, with the result that only
once during this period has the crop
been entirely winterkilled. The low
est yield during this time was 25
bushels, while the highest was IS
bushels per acre, the average yield for
the time being 45 bushels. The pres
ent crop, now within ten days of ma.
turity, is fully up to the past record.
This experience demonstrates beyond
a-doubt that at least a large part of
Iowa is adapted to the growth Of win
ter wheat and also that yield of
from IS to so bushels may be obtained
When proper attention is given to the
preparation of the soil and the right
kind of seed is used. This furnishes
crop decidedly more profitable than
spring wheat. *
During the period mentioned the
Station has given considerable atten-
ton to the study and selection of va.
rieties. The best results have been
obtained from the Turkish Red. This
wheat is wonderfully productive and
very hardy, and it is thought that the
time has arrived when it should be
distributed throughout the state. With
this in view, it is proposed that the
Experiment Station sell this wheat in
lots of from two to six bushels, the
price being 80 cents per bushel for Sc
lected seed, including sacks. AS a
seeding of five or six pecks is suffi-
clent for an acre, the quantities men
toned will seed an area of from IN
to acres. AS it is the intention to in
troduce this seed into every county in
the state, the number of orders that
can be filled will necessarily be limit
ed, not more than five being accepted
from one county. 1t is also desired
that this wheat be placed in the hands
of farmers who could SOW 1t with a
drill. as it is exceedingly important
that winter wheat be seeded in this
manner. Those ordering this wheat
viii please state whether or not it
could be sown with drill Full in.
structions as to the preparation of the
SOIL and time and manner of seeding
will be sent. In order to facilitate
matters, cash may accompany orders.
For further particulars apply to Elk
pertinent Station, Ames, Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
SHOWS $77,ooo,ooo.
Is the Best Year in the History of the
Country.

Washington, D. c., June 2s.-With
the present week the fiscal year of the
government closes, and Uncle Sam
will close set of books showing the
most prosperous period in his history.
The treasury statement to be issued
next week when all the figures are in
will show tina. during the fiscal year
which ends on, Saturday night the res
ceipts of the government have exceed
ed the expenditures by about $77,000,-
GOO. This showing, two years after a
foreign war and while the expensive
results of that war were still in evil
dence, is believed to be unequalled in
the financial history of any nation.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
SHOT A GAS WELL.
Experience of Mrs. Clara Graves in
Burton, Ohio.
General.


Mrs. Clara Graves of this city, who
has been visiting at the Buffalo expo
sition, and who is now enroute home,
had most pleasant experience at
Bluffton, Ohio, recently when she shot
gas well at the latter place. The
Bluffton News of the 9th has the fol-
lowing to say of the occurrence:
Well No. on the Beorge Benroth
farm, east of town, and owned by G..
H. Lewis, was shot last Friday and
will make a small producer. Mrs.
Clara Graves, a cousin of A. j. Owens,
was given the privilege of dropping
the goodwill on the 120-quart charge of
nitro-glycerine. Mrs. Graves, who is
on the way to her home in Ottumwa,
Iowa form the Pan-American exposi-
ton, says that the effect of the shot
was equal, in its way, to anything she
saw at the exposition. 5.----------
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
Married al Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, June 27.-(Specials-
The marriage of Edward w. Father
son, of Cedar Rapids and Miss Bessie
G. Cook, of Illinois, Occurred at the
home of the brides uncfe and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. N. F. Broadwelh of this place
last evening, Rev. Wesley,J. Potter Of
floating. The groom is a',member OF
the B. G. R. & N. railroad engineering
corps. The bride was on visit to her
relatives here where the cer&mony oc-
CURED. They will make their future
home in Cedar Rapids.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Burlington Fast Train Hits Live Wire
~ R,trtin1tpp

at Burlington.
[From Fridays Daily.
What might have been a fatal acct
dent occurred to Burlington No. 5, the
fast west bounG passenger train at
the Jefferson street crossing at Bur
lington about Ill Is O'Clock last night.
The engine struck a broken electric
light wire which was hanging across
the track and the electric headlight
on the engine was demolished, and the
dynamos burned out and Engineer j..
B. Byron knocked senseless. Engin-
eer Byron recovered in a few moments
and was able to bring his train
through to Creston.
No. was on time last night leav-
ing Burlington and was making as
good time as possible up to the heavy
grade out of that city. Suddenly
there was a sizzling noise, and Engin-
eer Byron dropped to the bottom of
his cab insensible. The electric head
light was extinguished, and the dyna.
mos burned out AS the track ap-
peared clear the engine was run on
to West Burlington and by the time
the train reached there Engineer By
ron had recovered. A couple of Ian
terms were fastened to the head end
of the engine and these were used for
a headlight, and the train kept on its
way westward. Engineer Byron
stuck bravely to his post and took his
disabled engine through to Creston.
An examination at the point of the
accident disclosed the fact that an
electric light wire, which crossed over
~
down, and was lying just above the
rails. When the train came up to that
point, the live wire strck the head,
light, with the above rtsults. 1t is
miraculous that Engineer Byron was
not instantly killed The mechanism
of the electric headlight runs back to
his station, and it was by accident
that he did not touch a live wire.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
thousands Sent Into Exile.

Every year large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go
to another climate. But this is costly
and not always sure. Don't be an ex-
lie when DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption will cure you at
home. It's the most infallible medi-
cine for coughs, colds and all throat
and lung diseases on earth. The first
dose brings relief. Astounding cures
result from persistent use. Trial bot
ties free at Clark & Mollison's. Price
h0e and ST. EyerY bottle guaranteed
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
NO WAR TAX ON MONEY ORDERS
Act is Repeated by Circular From Post
office Department.


After July / no war tax will be
charged on postal money orders. This
information is contained imam order
which has just been received by the
postmaster of Ottumwa, and which is
as follows:
Post Office Department.
Washington, D. c., June 25, 1901.
To Postmasters at Money Order OF.
fees:
The act approved June 1888 which
required the collection of war tax of
two cents on each domestic money or.
der, having been repealed, in effect
June 80, 1901, postmasters are hereby
informed thereof, and are forbidden
to exact such revenue tax for any
money order issued by them on and af.
ter July 1. 1901. ]. M. Masten,
Acting First Assistant Postmaster
General.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
Food chanaed to Poison.

PURIFYING food in the intestines
produces effects like those of arsenic,
but DIR. Kings New Life Pills expel
the pcisons from clogged bowels, gent
ly, easily but surely, curing constipa-
ton, biliousness, sick headache, few
ers, all liver, kidney and bowel trou-
bles, Only 25c at Clark & Mollison's.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
Overcome By Heat,

Bloomfield, June 27.-It walls report
ed here that Silas Putnam of ,sBelknap,
had been $unstruck and was I'm crit
ical condition. Investigation, however.
reveals the fact that he was overcome
BY heat but is getting along dell right,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
I. S. PARVIN IS DEAD
Sketch Of the Mason Who Died Fri
day Afternoon.
liz Has HELD MANY HIGH OFFICES
Born January is, 1a17-First Lawyer
to be Admitted to Practice Law in
loWa-His Literary Labors and
Masonic Affiliations.

Cedar Rapids, June 2S.-(Special)
IT S. Parvin, grand secretary OF the
Masonic grand lodge of Iowa, died at
his home in this city at 1870 o'clock
this afternoon after a long and pain
fnl illnasc
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02

He was one of the best known Mas
ons in the state and has held many pc
sitions OF honor and trust Within esoci-
ETY. with which ne was affiliated He
has held the position OF grand secre-
tary since 1874.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02

4 Sores and ulcers are most
!often caused by poverty of
! the blood and a weak and
'sicw circulation, brought on
by long continued sickness,
'1nalarial poisoning, torpid
liver, the use of mercury, or
whatever is calculated 10 de-
stroy the vitality of the blood
land break down the constitu-
ton. These old chronic sores
last sometimes for years, eat
ing into the flesh, muscles,
tissues, and even down into
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02

The history of Theodore S. Parvin,
who died in Cedar Rapids today is an
interesting one. He has helped make
history in this state and was beloved
by thousands e Masons.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
Slow healing :: =; s.: !: !: ::
Mp supplying the healing
& Gh HM GA ~ balm but
%AWHM
~ W. GD efee the
With rich, pure, strong Blood
S()I' eeS

JIG, f % bo
swollen naned
polluted blood
skin IN chronic state Of Inflammation but and
and never can be well until the system relieved Of its npu
blood
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02

the standard set very high indeed. His
Masonic literary lahors may be put par
tally summed, as they are yoluminous
Yet we find that in 1S59-60 he edited the
Western Precursor at Muscatinc, and the
Evergreen ut Davenport in 1ST1-72. In
1873 he was the editor OF the Iowa depart
ment of Gouley's Magazine, published ut
ST. Louis. He is also the author of the
History of Tcmparsm in the United
STATES, which was Incorporated in
Gonld's monumental work on the history
of INrpe- M sono,v
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
Sketch of His Life.

Following is a sketch of the life of
Mr.. Parvin, prepared by one who is
conyersant with its details:
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02

the bones system patient to
irecuperate and maady proves
othrg SO quickly lost strength and vitality
hunors that
1t contains potash drug eanses
that keep the sores eves and painful AT the time
and healthy you are troubled with bo carbunc eons
and Skin Diseases all
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, GA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
Ceterrei6su ngarn.

@on einem e4tep Suidrenitiidz
den nirb benz vWiener Saseblatt"
aus Sees in ungarn beri9tet. Rittz
meiiter Sipo aus Der in S5ampsuipar
lie9enben S6pabrpn pes 9. Soupebz
: Regiments belt i'm Saaz
mosflufe nit einem 3uge Suiaren
S6Dimmiibungen ob. Der &ittmei=
tier ieBte ii6 in einen 8abn unb cpmz
manoirte alio BON bier aus bic
llebung. gr lieB etpa 20 Mann in
triegsmdbiger 4usriiftuns, in brei
8ruppen setbeilt, ben reibenbeu
Strom iiberieben. Bis ssgen bic
Mitte beg Strombettes bin ging Mles
in better Srbnuns. .aber bier per>
idpanoen plOBli4 bret 9uiaren
iammt ibren Hofen in ben pirbeln=
ben Slutben. S6on belt man lie fir
D~erlOren, als ii6 Gittmeiiter Sipo aus
Dem Boot ifpang, in md9tisen
StDBen an Die Stelle bss llnfdQs
idpdmm unb bier untertaudte. Die
Iengitliden glaubten, oab Der ma
dere Sffifaier audi iein 2eben eineez
biiBt babe, ale Der berfulii9 gebaute
Mann nit apeien Der 2eute auftaudz
te, Die er idneq IN ben berausebra9s
ten 8abn mari; bann tuudte er nod
mails unter uno sps gliidlid ben britt
ten Sploaten empor, Der 16on benz
@rftiden nabe mar. Iu6 elm Pfero
rettete Der Htttmeifter nod; bic beiben
arberen f9tpammen ielbit aus Dem
beraus. Oas Publitum am
ufer, benz ii9 aablrei9e Sffi5iere SUI
geieat batten, bratte begeiiterte 9od>
rufe auf ben Rittmeiiter aus, Der,
NAB pie er mar, bic llebung fprtieBte,
ols ob nidts sei5eben nGre unb Rem
itpimmenben !Suiaren in ieinem
Sabine folgte. limb pieber braudte
man ibn. Sin pfero mari ii6 pl0B@
it'd auf ben Hiiden berum, unb Sipo
muBte es ans ufer bringen; Der Heis
ter idpamm qliidli6 ans 2anb. I'M
ermiioli6 commanoirte Der Rittmeifter
bic brittle 8rnppe CUR uebuns, an
Deren SpiBe er iid felbit iteate. Gr
beitieg elm Bfero unb iprang nit benz
aufe: mir na6, &inb!" in ben
StrDm. 9laB nod Dor S9reden iibsr
bic eben init anseiebenen SSeneH
folgten ibm bic Sploaten ua4, unb
biesmdl sing @Ges glatt. SEPT rift
Der Rittmeiiter beim, tleibete iid um
unb sins gu ieiner Partie Billiard ms
Gaiinp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
MiHourt.

= Or. 2ouis &napp, elm i'm 40.
Sabre ite6enper NrSt BON ct. 2puis
bat ii6 ppn ieiner Satin unO bier
&inbern mDgli4erneiie auf Nimmers
pieberIe6en getrennt, um iid in till
Ter Q6geI6iebenbeit BON Der Welt Der
pflege bes 9tneiii9en 2~lusidbigen
Dong Song, Der bort tiir5li6 sefun=
ben ipurbe, gu pibmeil. Mit ieinem
pattenten suno 9efansenen als einSiz
gen 9eieai6after piro Der 9ottor
Elm bon ben SebDrben auBerbalb Der
Stabtgren5e erri6teten Sol3baus Be-
ippbnen, unb 10 lange Bel ieinem Paz
tienten perpeilen, als feline 9ienite err
fproerli9 limb. Der Softor pirb
feline 8i6liot6ef nit in feline freipilz
lige 8erbannung binausnebmen uno
ben grDBten She'll Der bort perbra9z
ten 3eit NIT benz Stubium bes 4us:
iubes Subrtngen. 4uber linn fanben
ii6 flint 4pplitanten, pel9e ii9 ebenz
faqs Inn Die STEELE beparben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
Seri6ob oen SOB.

6. 9. MunbaD, Elm abbofat bon
Sen1ietta, Ser, ipielte einitens einem
SOOtengrdber einen Strei6. Gr iagt:
r9Rein 8ruber mar nit Malarid unb
Gelbiu6t i6per frant. Sd iiberrez
oetete i'm, Glectgc 8itters gu berIuz
den un6 er mar bdlb beoeutenb beIz
Ter, aber ieBte Oeren 9ebrau6 fort,
bis er 9dn5li6 gebeilt mar. SD bin
iiaer, baB electric 8itters ibm bas
GebeH retteten." Sieies 9eilmittel
pertrei6t Malaria, tDbtet &rantbeitss
feline unb reinist bds 8lut, bilft Der
8erbauung, re9ulirt Die. 2eber, Niez
rem uno ben llnterleib, loft 8erz
itrpfung, 9pspepiia, Nerbentranfbeiz
ten, Nierenleioen, granddaughter;
gibt pOlltommene 9efunobeit. Slos
so Gts. bel 8. SO. &uete, 656 Mainz
StraBe, Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
Weri6ieDene WaGri6ten.

= Was bic pdpite eiIeu, pirb bon
einem franSOiiiden 9latte mitsetbeilt,
bas iber patieaniide 4ngslegenbeitsn
sefpDbnli9 gut unterri9tet lit. Seq
Der SreiSebnte bepirtbet teinen Mens
iden an ieiner safel, unb penn er
Diplomat pber ausldnoti6e 9Gite aus
t0niglidem Sauie gu Slide bittet, finz
bet bas Gfen BEL Dem Staatsietretdr
Rampplld ftdtt. Geo Der Srei3ebnte
iii bon muferbafter MGBigteit i'm
gHen unb Srtnten, ME eS iibrigens
audi Die meiiten ieiner @Orgdneer pa=
rem. Gr ipeiIt nur einmal tdslid unb
faiiet Dit. Mit Staunen LEFT man in
ben Re6nungsbiidern bes 8aticans
bic 4usgaben fir ben periOnliden
8sbarf Der pdpite. pius Der Reunz
te CAB, ebenio pie Seq Der 3pO!fte,
ni6t mebr dls einsn rOmiIden S6ilbs
tbaler obsr 4,45 Wtt. pro gag. @inem
9ii6of, Der i'm pegen Ieiner finanz
aielen Situation bebauerte, erpioerte
er: vSas beunrubigt mid am penigs
item; $50 Mt. pro Gag gum 2ebens-
unterbalt iperbe ib INNER baben, uno
mebr brauhe i6 ui6t." Snnocsnt Der
Glfte, Der Elm 9ermDgen bon 10000
S6alern Rente bate, perbrau6te fir
iif nur 5000 Sbaler jGbrli6 unb CAB
far Gfen ME msbr ais 4 Mt. pro Sag
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
G6weis.

Die r9aslsr Na9ri9ten" err
sG6len unter Der Sptbmarte: Ser
unperSpIte adie" f%olsenOe tOitli4e
@si9i6te: Den nd9 StraBbrrs GEE
fabrenen 2immatflubiiten bon 3iri9
paiiierte cine bii6i9s 3pagei6i6te.
sic erbisltsn BON einem bieiigsn 8dis>
Gambler auf bic Reiie als Prppiant 8
SLID S9peiSertdie, ben man bei6loB,
untsrpsgs Mot aufSubrau9en, icnz
rern mad StraBburg gu brinsen, tpie
peilonb ben Siriebrei. Sn Strubs
burg purbe oann bieier Safe nit benz
G9psi3erperein unb Dem ytautii6en
Stub gemeinidaitli9 gegeiIen. Man
badte al ni6ts mebr peiteres unb
mar 6G6lidit iiberraiht, ais uuf Der
0eimfabrt in Sreiburg elm Sergeant
nit Sipsi Genoermen eri9ien uub na9
Dem 0priisenosn bes Wereins iragts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
Gine Na6t Des s6refens.

v@robe Gorge bate man fir bic
Wtttipe oss brapen 8eneral 8urnbdm
pm Ntafias, RE- ais Die aer3te err
tldrten, iie piiroe ppr Morgen an Der
Qasaebrung i~terben", i6reibt 5rau 9.
8. 2incoln, ipel9e ibr in iener idret@
li6en Na6t. %aufpartete, aber lie bat
UNI Or. Sings gieip Discovery, ipel@
dies me6r ais einmdl tbr 2eben geretz
tst bate uno lie bon Der Ius5ebrun9
bsilts. Na9 benz G%innebmen i6lief
lie bic gan3e Rd6t. 8etterer Sc
brau9 1etIte ie gdnali6." Sieie
punberbare MeOi5in lit sarantirt,
ale Sals=, 8ruit< unb 2ungeniibsl gu
6eilen. 8lps so Gts. uno $1.00.
Yrpbeflai6en gratis in 8. 80. Ruete's
&potbete, $50 MuinsS trabe, Sus
tuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
WarDlanp.

Cine ieItens Seiitessssenpdrt
bepies Der 37jdbrtee Srabtipanner
Robsrt 9riffitb in Baltimore. @r
mar I'M 8eeriff, fir Die rMarpldnp
Sslepbpnz@ an Der Gte
BON 4rsple 9pe. uno Smith StrdBe
einsn neuen Selep6pnorabt gu ipuns
men. 8is es i6eint, treuSte ii9 baz
bel Der DRAFT nit etnem elettriiden
2idtprabt, unb 9riffitb erbielt einen
@9lag, pel6er i'm betnabs betdubte.
gr ftel IN 5plee beHen auf mebrere
Sauptleitungsbrdbte %binunter, mo er
in elmer 9Obe bon 20 SUB bdngen
blieb. Sabei bate er mod INNER
zen eelabenen DRAFT in Der Sano;
ba er benIelben ni6t fabren Iafen
tonnte, rattle er feline leBten &rdfte
suiammen unb bur6i9nitt nit Ieiner
9rabti9eere BEN S%elepbpnbrabt, ppz
bur6 Der elettriI6s Strpm lnterbro@
den tpurbe. Sin Neger, pelfer ben
1lnfaG becbd6tete, rief Spet anoere
9rabtipanner, pel6e in Der Na6z
bari6aft orbeiteten, berbei unb bieie
befreiten i6ren bebrdngten Gpuegen 10
raid pie mDeli9 aus feiner i6retliz
den Gage. Sin IrSt, pel6er Den
9erungliidten unteriu6te, ermittelte,
baB berielbe auBer elmer Nerpenerz
f6iitterung unb einer lei6ten 8ranb=
punbe an Der linfen Sanb feline
ernitliden 8erleBunsen bappn 9etraz
gen babe. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
IitXFfftbitr9ft Ua1Fttfv

Die Serren ite1ten ii6 Der poIiaei
ppr, BON Der lie nun pernabmen, bab
Der &dle ni6t persout pprben iei.
Sir Den Prdiioenten sebe es Dreiers
lei: entpeber auf Der STEELE 400 Start
au erlegen, ober bieielben AT perbiir@
gen, ober dber in Saft gu bleiben, big
bic Sadie unterildt lei. Ser prdiis
bent ertlGrte, 10 bel @eIb babe er
ntdt mebr Bel ii6 3ufGlis aber
bate er in Sreiburg einen Sreunb, Der
cur S~esriibung auf Dem 8abnbof err
f6ienen mar. Dieter Hetter in Der
'Notb ging 81 feinem 9ei4dftsberrn,
Der bic 400 Mart bintsrIeate. Ser
Yrdiioent mar bamit entlaFen unb
fonnte Dem bereits absereiifen 0erein
nit benz nd6iten S6nen5use naGfabs
rem. 9te beutiden 3plbebDrben bats
ten in Der 3eitung cine beSiislide
Rptia bon benz mitgebradten &Gie se@
leien unb slaubten o%ffenbar, es banbIe
ii6 ba UNI einen sanaen 2aib, pdb>
renb es ii9 Inn seidentte 8 &ilo banz
bette, iporiiber nun Elm Itteit na4
,Sreiburg sesansen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
Sutnois.

- Gin ~erfabrener Qr6eiter Der
Selep6Ongeieai9aft in Beoria, @es>
len 2oier, mar nit ieinem 9e6iilfen,
@IDOe Parrott, an Der 4rbeit, UNI
Observation-Disclosures an Dem Sauptz
2eitungsorabt 81 MAIDEN. l1eber Der
&reu3ung Der MOnion= uno Srairie>
StraBe, in elmer 6Dbe BON pseiBig
SUB, lab 2uier in einem S6iff6en,
nas am Sauptleitungsbra6t entlang
.suft. 9ur6. eineh>ni6t genau gu err
SlGrenbsn 3ufaQ 9erietb Der S~elsp6pnz
orabt nit ben 9rGbten Der elettri1Gen
8eleu6tung in 8eriibrung uno bic
elettrtIde StrDmung ipurbe auf benz
fel6en iibertragen. 9as bradte benz
ungliidli6en 2aier ben Sob. Sein
&dmerab parrott tpurbe erit auf 2az
isr's i3retli6e Gage bur9 ben Sc
ru3 bes brennenoen Sleii6es aufz
mertfdm. 2uier bate ben 9ra6t nit
Der elettriI6en StrDmun9 CANA
trampf6aft umfaBt, unb ais Bqrrott
an siuem Stride bas S6tff6en ME-
ber3OQ, 10 OuB Die @erbinbung oes
SelepbonOrabtes nit benz elettriI9en
9rabte unter6ro6en purbe, ~itiir3fe
&aIer gu 8oben. Der ungIiidli6e
i4Iug nod einmaI Die aueen auf unb
bann itarb er. 9as Sleii6 mar i6m
p~OlitdHpig BON Der Sanb gerDTtet,
nit Der er on benz 9rdbt feitgebals
ten. Man bratte bic 2ei6e mad Der
MUrgue. Gaier mar fiinfunp5pans
5ts Sabre alt unb fannie aus O9io.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
Wnibiu8ton.

Die @~rsdbluns bes 6Sidbrigen
e ,9mdnnes Gomarb Mortimer ppn
Seattle iiber Elm BEL 9apIon in
Qlasta erlebtes 4benteuer, nimmt
grObes Sntereiie fir ii6 in 4nipru4.
Ser Wtann %behauptet, entfiibrt, uno
gepaltiam in einen tiefen S3a6t am
Sbiitle Greet binubgelaiien porben
gu iein. Seine Gntfibrer perlaneten
bafur, Dab iis ibm Die Srsibeit gdben,
Elm 2Dlegelo BON $500. DIS Der alte
Mann bic Sanpiten iiberSeugte, ouB
er mitteIps mare, iiberlieBen tie i'm
erbarmunsslps ieinem S9idiule.
Na6Dem En- etipa 3pDlf Stunosn lang
Sunger unb 0urit ~ertragen bate,
pbne DaB iid ibm cine 4usiidt auf
Rettuns seaeist bate, ma6te er einen
perapeifeflten lebten 9erIu6, an ben
S6a6tpGnben empor5utlimmen, uno
es gelang. Mortimer eritdttete In@
seise, unb bic Polisei uno 8iirserz
f6uft na6m bic Ha6fori6unsen' na9
ben (9anbiten auf.