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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29
Nearer, NV God, To Thee.

"As a writer. as a poet, there were
few in the literary world of London
(in the fortiesO who had not heard of
Sarah Flower Adams. the gifted
woman to whom all Christendom
today pays homage in its love for her
immortal hymn, Nearer, My God, to
Thee" writes Clifford Howard in
the Ladies' Home Journal. 1T was
written in 1910, and had subsequent
ly been set to music by Eliza Flower,
and included in collection Of
hymns written and composed by the
two sisters. Only within that year
had their book Of Hymns and
Anthems been published. and the
hymn that was destined to inspire
the world had then been heard but
once or twice. and within the walls
of a single church-South Palace
Chapel, London.
at was not. however, until after
the year 1860, when the present well
known tune was composed for 1t b
DR.. Lowell Mason Of New York, that
the hymn attained its widespread
popularity. Up to that time it had
attracted but little notice. Through
the spirit OF Doctor Mason's SYM
pathetic music It was quickened into
glorious life and brought within the
reach OF every congregation and every
Christian soul. But this was long
after the author Of the hymn had
passed away. She died in 1S4S, with
out knowing of the triumph and the
glory that awaited her work. Her
grave in the little village OF her birth
is unmarked by any monument to her
fame"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29
Labor

The steel workers at Bay View
voted unanimously to strike.
The union men ut Joliet reconsider
cd their action and decided to join
In the steel strike.
The steel trust issued orders for
greater efforts to break the strike,
without regard to the money cost.
Senator Clarke locked out his
miners ut Phoenix rather than grant
their demand or an elght-hour day.
The International Tin Plate Work
ers' Protective association may decline
to handle Welsh plates in order to help
the steel strikers.
President Shaffer is said to have had
an opportunity to end the strike on
the terms first proposed by the United
States Steel corporatlon--that Ia, that
tho mills which were union Mt that
timo may remain such, and nounion
mills are to remain as they were.
Shaffer has refused TO consider the
proposition, He says the men are ON
strike and should not return to work
without winning decisive victory.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29

Beers continue to surrender in large
numbers.
Fifty British scouts were captured
by beers in Cape Colony.
Joseph Chamberlain, speaking IN
the house of commons sought to justi-
fy arming the Katlirs against the
beers.
London advices from Durham, Natal,
say that a battle "a imminent on the
Zulu frontier between Botha's forces,
estimated Mt 1000. and the British.
nritan's use OF savngea against the
beers Ilarcourt denounced as re
vertlng to n practice which has LEFT
the darkest stain on the war between
England and America"
Within "a hours 1853 prisoners have
been reported captured by the various
columns, including seventy taken in
tho western part Of the Orange river
colony by General Elliott. There have
been no largo engagements, The
number OF hoer refugees now recoiy'
Ing relief is over 100000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29

has a wide acquaintance with stage
people.
At Philadelphia George B. McClem-
my, proprietor Of the grocery at Tenth
aud Locust streets in which an explo-
sion of gasoline occurred, resulting in
the death of eight persons and the in
juring Of about 40 others. was arrested
today on warrant issued by Coroner
Dugan. McClemmy is charged with
criminal negligence in keeping explo-
siva oil in the cellar Of his store.
Great damage is reported from
Mobile, New Orleans and other points
in the path of a gulf storm. There
has been loss of life on the Mississippi
river, and grave fears are felt for the
safety of large number Of vessels
that have not been heard from. At
Chattanooga, Tenn. large sums Of
money were offered for the removal of
goods stored along the Tennessee
river, which was rapidly rising at
last accounts.
The cruiser Ranger and the battle
ship Iowa have been ordered to
Panama to protect American interests
in the event of war between Venezuela
and Colombia. The Ranger will pro-
coed at once and the Iowa will go as
soon as she arrives at San Francisco.
Diplomatic representatives Of the
countries involved in the embroglio
freely discuss the situation. The
Machias, which is ready to proceed to
Colon, is being detained at Norfolk on
account of the storm.
Colonel John d. Elliott, prominent
ex-cOnfederate soldier and leader. Is
dead at his country home near Den
yer, Of dropsy. Colonel Elliott was
acting governor of Mississippi in 1853
when Governor Henry S. FOote lay
stricken with yellow fever. At that
time he organized the most extensive
relief system ever known in the south
to cope with yellow fever. He was
political leader in Texas in later
years, residing at Benham. He pub
lished newspapers in Mississippi,
Louisiana and Texas. Since 1879 he
had lived in Denver.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
Insular Affairs.

Exports to Porto Rico from this
country have more than trebled In
less than four years.
Colonel Cabrera, who controlled the
Filipino insurgents in southern
Batangas, was recaptured.
The vigorous defense Admiral w. s
Schley is preparing to make Is exciting
apprehension in the navy department
OF the 400 American school teachers
who sailed for Manila 60 were married
on reaching Honolulu.
George Wadsworth Of MellwOod
Neb, has protested to the war depart
ment against his wife being sent 70
the Philippines to teach school.
A claim for $378,G73 was filed with
the Spanish treaty claims commission
yesterday by the Mopos Sugar com.
pany, for damages to their property In
Cuba
General Macarthur arrived at San
Francisco and declared the iLsurrec-
ton ended and the Philippines
rapidly returning to peaceful con
ditions.
Archbishop Chapelle, who was sent
to Manila to reform church abuses In
the Philippines, Is to return to the
United States because unsuccessful in
his mission,
A Spaniard at Havana who yoluD-
teered to undergo a test in a yellow
fever experiment died OF the disease.
The serum failed to save him from tho
attack OF germ-laden mosquitoes.
FREDERICK Degatau, resident commits
sioner from Porto Rico, has filed with
the secretary Of the treasury brief In
support OF his contention that under
the provisions Of the Foraker act n
duty Of five cents pound should be
imposed on all coffee imported into
Porto Rico.
A cabegram from Cuba says that
II. p. Thompson, ex-postmaster at
Havana has been sentenced to pay n
fine OF $500 or serve six months in
prison for causing to be Issued in his
own behalf, while postmaster, four
money orders for 800 each and put
ting due bill In the drawer instead
or cash.
Ex.Secretary OF the Navy Benjamin
r. Tracy, Jere Wilson and Isdor
Raynor, attorney general of Maryland,
are said TO be slated for Admiral
schleys counsel In the court OF In
nuiry. It Ia said General Tracy Will
secure n full airing OF the affairs OF the
bureau OF navigation under Crownin-
shield and show official favoritlsm,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29
China.

Minister Conger arrived In Pekin,
Washington officials show that 'he
work of the powers in China has just
begun.
Adyices from Commissioner Rock
hill indicate. although they do not
state, that the Chinese plcnipotcntiar.
les viii sign the peace procotol in a
few da,
Russia was asked TO get out of Man
churia by China, The cyar's envoy
was urged to agree to m carly settle
ment of the question, but returned an
evasivo answer.
The appointment of Mr.. Sharritts,
now member of the board OF general
appraisers ut New York. to be the
American representative in China IN
connection with tariff affairs Is now
practically determined upon,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29
THE ADMIRAL THEN AND NOW

Mrs. Dewey is coming.
So is the admiral,
He's been here before.
She hasn't.
They reach Massachusetts Thurs
day,
Two years ago Dewey came.
Boston "howled" with Joy over hiT
Big type announced the fact wee
in advance,
Two hundred thousand people jam
med the streets by night.
Half a million fought to see him b.
day.
Bouquets blocked the carriage
wheels.
1t was hot time" in Bosto-
Dewey hadn't been presented hl9
house then.
Dewey wasn't married, either.
Now he brings his bride to sniff New
England's famous east winds as Mrs
Dewey for the first time.
There'll be no bands at the dept
this trip.
No policemen will club the scalr
of cheering multitudes this time.
No cannon will boom-not on Thur
day.
Only two years have passed.
Mrs. Dewey ought to have cor
then.
That is to see the real thing"
They'll pass through the Hub
quietly as though they were humb
Reuben and Jane, instead Of Dew
and Mildred.
They'll go hence to Newcastle tsla1
They'll see the Isles Of Shoals in
distance.
They'll bathe-if they want to.
They'll fsh--if they want to.
A suite at Hotel Wentworth
been reserved for them.
Residents at Newport and the
about are preparing to do some cet
brating Post.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29
Former Wealthy stockman.
FOND DU LAC WRECK

Fond du Lac, Aug. 23.-The Chicago
and Green Bay passenger on the
Northwestern collided yesterday with
a freight a mile south of the city,
Four people were Injured. Mrs L. G..
Ellsworth of Milwaukee was bruised
about the head and body and injured
internally Mrs. A. H. Ratchley of
Milwaukee was badly bruised. c. F.
Hafner of New York had leg frac-
tured and J. Denning of Green Bay,
baggageman, was injured in the legs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29
Foreiqn.


The British parliament adjourned
today.
Germany is to send four cruisers 70
Panama.
Russia is said to be on the eve of
another famine.
King Edward is again reported to
be in poor health
Venezuelan advices tell of numer-
Gus engagements with the revolution
lists.
Count Won Waldersee is said to as
pire to be prime minister.
Count TOlstoi, who is COnvalescent,
will soon go to the Crimea.
The duke and duchess of Cornwall
and York arrived at Durham.
In London Alfred Gilbert. the sculp-
tor has been declared bankrupt.
A Brazilian medical expert has dis
covered preventive for yellow
fever
Baron Adolf e. Nordenskiold, noted
as an arctic explorer. died at Stock
holm.
A Caracas dispatch says the invad
ers on the Venezuelan frontier have
disappeared.
London medical experts blame long
skirts worn by women for the spread
of tuberculosis.
Renewed guerilla fighting along the
route of the Panama railroad is Of
fcially reported.
fy,
the 1.2O0 kiIometer race from Paris to
Brest and return.
The French census shows pOpula-
ton of SO, Cal 1888. an increase of 412,-
BAG in five years.
The census of Canada shows a pop
ulation of 5,33S,SS3, an increase of
505,644 since 1891.
Japan persists in a demand for a
concession of land on the Korean
island of Masanpho.
The widow of former Premier Cano-
vas del Castillo. who was assassinated
about four years ago in Madrid, IS
dead.
One Montreal man is to pick out the
500 Canadians who are to be invited
to the reception in honor of the Duke
of York
A dispatch from East Cowes says
the cottage of Lady Gerard has been
robbed of jewels of the value Of more
than $4,000
Grand Duchess Xenia. wife of Grand
Duke Alexander Mikhailoyitch, gave
birth to a son. The child was chris
tened Dimitri.
1t is said that the betrothal of Prin.
cess Margaret of Connaught to the
czarewitch (the Grand Duke Michael,
brother of the czar), will shortly be
announced.
There has been recrudescence of
agitation on the part of British and
Irish farmers against what they term
the practical monopoly of the London
meat market by Americans.
The cars sister, the Grand Ouch
ess Xenia, gave birth to a son who
may some day be the ruler of Russia.
The India budget shows a surplus
in spite of famine and drought.
The remains of Signor Crispi were
privately transferred to the Capuchin
church at Palermo where they will re-
main until permission is granted for
their interment in the Pantheon.
G. f. Armstrong editor, and w. t.
Madge, manager of the London Globe,
apologized to the house of commons
for reflections on the Irish members.
Expenditures for relief work in In
dia in the last three years have been
$75.O0O,OO0
In court circles it is said that En-
peror William is little pleased with
the new tariff bill. He regards as the
chief task of Count Won Beulow the
duty Of securing commercial treaties.
Count Won Berlow's fate as chancel-
Tor depends upon his success in that
direction
Edmond Audran, the French com
poser. is dead in Paris. He was born
April II. 1892. Audran was one Of the
foremost authors Of comic operas on
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29

Chicago August wheat. Toxic.
Milwaukee is threatened with n milk
famine
A new railroad is planned from St.
Paul 10 Black Hills.
The navy department has abandoned
the proposed test of oil rs fuel for
ships
The cotton operatives of Fall River,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29

France what the late Sir Arthur Sui
livan was to England. Among his
chefs d'oeuvre are the Mascot and
Olivette, which for years were the
rage of opera patrons in the European
capitals.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29
Another Old Captain.

Kenosha, Wis, Aug. 23.-Capt.
Stephen A Jackson, perhaps the best
known survivor of the great race of
early lake captains, died at the home
of his son, Johnson A. Jackson, in this
city, after a long illness. Capt, Jack.
son had been i'll for many months but
the end was not thought to be so near.
"HaIeIujah's" Widow.
Chicago, Aug. 23.-Mrs. Abbie
Bowen, widow Of the late Charles NJ.
Bowen, the well-known Methodist
preacher, sometimes called "Hallelu,
iah Bowen" is dead here. aged 9J
years. Mrs. Bowen had five grand.
sons in the ministry, Rev. George
Hutchins, James Ensign and De For.
est Chamberlin of New York. Ray
Cookingham of Chicago. and DR..
Frank Van Allen. now in India.
Isaac w. Van Schaick.
Baltimore, Aug. 23.-Ex Congress
man Isaac w. Van Schaick, formerly
of Milwaukee, Wis. is dead of paralv
sis of the brain.
Former Wealthy Stockman.
Jacksonville, H., Aug. 29.-Frank-
lin M. Flynn was found dead last night
at the Mitchell hotel here. Until re-
cent reverses he was a wealthy stock
man of this county.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-29
Just as He EXPECTED.

She-What happened when
offered to kiss her tears away?
He-She cried worse than
Smart Set.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17

Der Nume 5ernanbp, ben Der Erab:
fiibrt, pirD Der Mutter 8diiam tet1
auf Die @unben, Die Der Serr CUR 3eit
Der 9riifung ibr idjld9t. uno pirr
Dem Batter pie Elm Stern Der SPOIL
nuns ms nieoereebeu9te Sera leuds
ten, tpenn bic Stiirme bes Summers
beretn9ebrpden iino."
Damn ndbm er ben &naDen in ieine
Grme, riGtete bon Giebete ben Sretiens
bid gum 9immel, unb flebte: nSerr,
Der bu bieIes Sinh ben @ltsrn seasbcn,
LAB es beranpadfen gu ibrer 5rsuce,
unb emit gum Sroits ibrer alien Sage.
@ib bu ibm beinen Segen, uno err
Ieudte bic gltern, DAP fie cs sana nur
mad peinem bsilt9en 8o6l9efdllsH err
aieben." SbrGnen unterbrafen
feline Wprte. @r isgnete i1pei9eno
ben 8naben. fernando uno Waierid
fdloFen nit eine,n feierliden Imen.
Ile, bic Sugegen paren, trpdneten I'D,
Die Sbrdnen aus Sen &usen; Nac
paren ppQ bon 9efiihlen Der NnbaWt.
Die @ltern batten aneeniein srpb>
Sreube an benz boIben 9immelsge>
i6enf. Run erit inar Der Sesen Deg
bdusli6en Slides in feiner gansen
Niile iiber fie auseegohen. Wel1
cine grDBere 2uIt tpnnte Die iusears
Iide Mutter ie senieBen, ais biz, elm
holoes Sinh an ibrer 8ruit i6ium
mern gu ieben. tpsnn Der Wonb in
itiQen Commentator feinen 2idts
alans burd bic sittsrnben 3peise Der
Sransen=@ e1irdu6e iunbte, um ouf
ben roiigen Wanssn Der nnfduio gu
ruben9 limb pel9e cine mannli9,
Sreube mag srDBer iein, ais bic Ser
ndnbo empfanb, iaenn er 10 oaftan0
Dor Mutter rnb Sp9n, mitempfinSel:o
bic miitterlihe Sreupe @dleria's? =
Da bLidte er tpohl tauienb Mal gum
fternbefd'ten !6immel nit Sbrdpsa
bes 0antss i'm Ius,; ba rief er pohi
tauienb Mal i'm @efiible Der r%einIten
sfreube aus: aid ibr ielisen Sage DIR
ftiuen bGusli6en 5reuoe! mDhet isr
br6 ME, ME mebr aus bteiem trauten
&reiie peiGen! mDhtet ibr nod in be:
Stunbe bes Sones mid umseben, fab
tb bas @rausnpolle Der Srennun3
niGt fuhle!"
limb @aleria ersrtff bic Gedte ibrs5
Gsmatles, fob in f~reuoiger Snbrun't
ben IG6elnben &naGen on ibre Gippe,
rnb i6loB nit ben Worten: vRsolifz
felt, 2iebs uno 8eitGnoigfeit, ibr 'eio
Die brei @erlen in lie fpit6are &rons
Ger tGusli9en 3ufrieoenbeit. Ser
nanop, mir molten tets nit na6ias
mem 4uge oarauf ifaueu, baB un5
feline bappn perloren gebe. @ott I'M
6immel, Der ben 0orIab unIerer Ser
gen erfennt. iGenfe uns feline 9nao:
CUR 8plfiibrung!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17
um bic poblb.tannte, fiiBe 8irbe gu

flaeen. =
9a resten iid a%nmdblis piecer bic
2ebensgeiIter in 5ernanbo, uno DE
pulie ieines Ser5sns finsen fiiblbar
gu i9ldgen an. S9pa9 unb miios
bur1 bic erlittene Miibe unb InJit
unb bur9 @erblutuns Der erbaltenel
8unbe erbpb er iid balb bon Der Gr5,,
rnb mari ben Bid our6 Die nG6tllz
den SGattsn Der 9dume. nM9. rO
bin i9?" ieuf3te or: mo lit mem
treuer Diener9 iplie er mid perlaNen
baben? - 5ier liegt Der @emorbete?
bas 9use 1T itarr, bic 2ippe talE;
tpbtblsi9 bic WanNs, bic Sanb re-
a~unsslps. @raf Spiebo, ia rufe
Soft sum 3eusen in bieier ihredliAs
feierli1sn Stunpe, ihr babt es ielbIt
gepput! 3 parum mubtet ibr ba.i
sSriebsn meines Sersens itOren nnc
mid gum MDrher maden9 parun
oas title, bGusli1s Slid aerni9ten,
uno bic Nube etpis, epis aus meiner
Ssele p~eriasen? Gntt i'm 6immel,
biz alein reibt es, bab ib uni9ulbia
BIN, bab ih ieinen Sob ni6t polte.
8 nie bont i9 Dir, baB ib Dor Dir ges
redt erIGeinen fam, mOsen Die Mens
ihsn mid uu6 fir ben f9dnbli9iHn
8ertreher balten! Glib mir nur beine
Gnabe, bab i1 Nlles sebuloig ertrdge,
mas iiber mid miro terbGn9t tperoen.
Sdpere Ibnungen onr4treuaen
meme Sesle. Man ipirb mid perfol:
aen, gefanaen nebmen, eintertern. gum
9obe perurtbeilen. 0einen Sroit nur.
6err, ienoe mir in Geiben unb Sum
mer, Deine grquiduns in jeber mtBe
liden Gage = unb III bin aefaBt @aes
mas iiber mid tpmmen niro."
Sept perbanb er lih nit etnem 3u6e
bic Wunbe. Der Dol9 bes 8ers
mummten 6atte feiaen rehten 4rm
aetroffen; unb nur brr4 ben S4res
den unb bic 8er5aa.heit BET Der gnts
bedung, bab Sbieco fem Gegner ges
peien, mar er berubtlos nieosrss'
iunfen.
Nun erbob er fi6 ponenbs BON Der
grbe, nabm bon benz 2ei9name Ooiez
bo's nit einem itnmmen Seufaer @b.
idiso, iebte ii9 auf fein 9fsrb, baa
Dor Treube gu piebern aiming, unb rit'
i'm langiamen S4rrite DurG Die WaGi
bes Waloes. Ser Gebanfe, ii9 alS
MDrber SpieDo'S Bel ieiner 9emab:
lin antlasen au miiHen. lag 5entner.
i9tper auf ieiner 9ruit. Nnr bas
8elpubtiein ieiner llnIdulb tonn:'
ben @lsidmutb feines 9erSens tpieoer
aufredt balten.
60 errei6te er bas @nbe be;
Waloes, als Der Wtono binter Del
Sbiirmen bon SebiIa nieoerianf. vi:
S9msr3en Der DunDe batten etrpa4
natalaiIen. Sa Ipornte er oas Toe
unb lentte ieitpdrts auf ben Jubpfdo
UNI iein 2anbsut Dor Saeesanbrud
nod All errei1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17
3peites &upitel.
Oas bGusii6e q ii d.

Sam iungsn pdare mar nun fdor
Elm babes Sabr auf benz 2anbsute BEL
Serbia gerduf9lps unb einiam ent.
f6punben. Senn es mar BON feinem
Der @erpanbten beiu4t pprben. CD;
oar Der 9ruber 9aleria's bate be&
9rpben 0ienites Den 5ernanbo i1m
eeleiitet, bulo peraeffen. er parb pol
Sa9 gu Gag fdlter in Der 2iebe gu
ieiner S9peiter unb ibrem @emable;
unb BON Der Stunoe an, oa Der iung'
Graf Sbiebo ppn elmer Heiie Suriidz
eetebrt mar, lieb er il6 auf benz 2aucs
quite ME mebr feben. 0ieB mar fret
li6 elm fiir9terlifer Shmer5 fir
8aleria, fi6 70 qon3 perlahen gu nil
fen bon einem 8ruper, Der ibr Naes
mar, bon einem Batter, ben fie iiberaEa
liebte, bon alien Treunben unb 9es
tannten ibrer Samt!ie, bic iie a9tete
unb f6dBte. So9 Elm frpmmer
sgeiItlider, nit Hamen Sran=
aesfp, Der iie nit 5ernanpo permGDlt
bate, unD felt Der 2eit beinabs jeoen
Sag auf ibrem 2anbiibe beIu6te, Dc
er nur in Ginger gn%tfernung tiefer i'm
S6dle pebnte, fpra6 ibr jebesrgGl
Miutb Elm, uno beluGte tie our4 Die
Sroftgriinoe Der beilisen Hslision 81!
berubi9en.
Gnpli6 tatte bic 3eit anmGttil
tbren Gram gelinbert; uno sdrtliha
2iebe, title !Seiterteit oes 6eraens uno
frommer, bdusli6er Sriebe f6pebien
aGein nod in Der giniamfeit ibrs3
Q~anbgrtes. 8eliebt bon allen 81
po6nern Der 9eoen0 fdnnte man lie
MIR uls bic Notwithstanding, poG!<
t6usnbe Serrf6aft oes Sbales. DEM
ba mar feitl Qrmer, ben Tie ni6t be-
i6entten, feline WatIe, Der Tie uidt
Gltern naren, tein 2eibenper, benz lit
ni6t Die S6pere beg 9eioens abna1>
men, tein 9eDrGnqter, benz lie mid,
6alfeM. fem 0erlaIfener, ben iie ni6t
nit Sbba9 unb Nabruns perfa6en.
Gin Sa6r mar pprii6er, uno 8ds
leria mar Mutter elnes bolben anG6z
leins qetrorben. Yer Sag. on benz
bus lieblibe &inb 5lr EeiJiqsn Saufs
e~etraeen nurbe, tpcr Elm NeIttag FIJI.
biz aanse umaebuue. Der fromne
SranSesto CAB benz &ndben ben Nd.
men feines @aters Iernanbo.
vDsnn", Yaete er, tieF in Der Seele ass
rihrt, i'd abne es in meinem Snnern,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17

Qniprlt9 gu madenG = S0re, msiI
Sobn, bu btit elm ni9tspiirDiges
8ube, unb i6 fddms mid, neiu Bate
su ietn, ipenn bu nlht bic nGdite Ges
lesenbeit ergreiFeit, bid Oieies Ser.
nonoo St bemddti9en, i'm berabsn=
"ftiir5en bon ben Sober Ieines unper=
bienten Slides, nnb 8alerid a!s beais
Satin na4 Sauie gu fiibren." -
nSa, bieb tbut", Tpra6 Der afr
Graf 8elamare, ba er nieper 3u 1id
oefpmmen mar. runb rd6t auf fold.
@eiIe cure unp meit.e Sdma9. Don
gurlps, pu i6mDrit mir Dor bieIsn
MGnnern, bab bu Sem jung2n @rafsn
Spiebp aetreu beiipringen lpoleIt nit
&atb uab Shat in Mlem. mas er 3u
ieinem @ort6eile unp CUR 9(ustilgun5
unferer S9anbe ur%ternebmen mag.
Der @e5ante, bab Sernanpo oein Het=
ter lei, mubte i6pn lonse benz f9reds
liaeren 9ebanten Hlas mahen, hab
er sugleih ben Srteben. Die 8sreini.
eung unb ben Hubm areter anees
iehenen Samilien init ieiner unsliids
feiisen Saapif9entunft befubelt babe.
Sc laftet alio feline gfli9t BEG
Santes mebr auf Dir, unb er bat et9
felbit Der 8anbe Der Sreunoi6aft, DE
bu inn gei6ppren, i6on lGngit enttss
hieet. Soisoo, mas ibr thinner i'm
Slime fiibrt, bas hut, nnb lollte attn
bas 2eben zines Meniden ais Spfer
cures llnternebmens fallen. Sbr err
iperbt euf feinen serinseren Preis ols
meme Sc1ter."
so hotten iih Die beiben mdhtiger
Sdnfer 0eadmare unb Spiebo gum
u~ntersangs Der 1tilen slldlihen Saa
mile auf benz 2anpaute ncr SepiG1
p%ereint. otne bab Dieie audi nur bas
8eringite abnete.
limb man barrie nur elmer eiinf.iT
gen Gelegenbeit, I'M bic i6redlihen
Pl0ne, bic Der iunge Spiebo I'm Ser
Ssn briitete, ausfiib,en 81 tGnnen.