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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23

joyous scenes of anticipated pleasure
of the assembled gentlemen, mirthful
and almost child-like delight of the
darkies, who always appreciated the
privilege of helping on the jollity. was
a scene to inspire even a Nero to good
will toward man or stir the breast of a
Diogenes into a desire to mix with his
kind and extinguish his lantern for
ever. What man who was ever in the
dear old South and Joined in what is
called a possum hunt can forget the
weird and almost unreal scene. The
pine knot flambeau fitting higher and
thither in unexplored and darkest
jungles of dense underbrush and gigan-
ic oaks borne by jolly-hearted negroes,
whose color is of the midnight but
whose merry hearts suit the bri ght glow
of the torch he waves above him in al
most elf-like way-the "hark and
whoop and wild hallow" of the hunts
men and the baying of the hounds-the
musical snatches of rollicl1ing songs.
such ac "Cooney up the Gum Tree"
Postum in the Hollow borne
fitfully now and again on the
breezes, mingled with. the encouraging
of some favorite or veteran dog as
"Sck him, Towser," - 60 it, Argus"
My first recollections of Christmas
morning III IHe 0CulH Is nearing u
stealthy step which is a sort of pleas
ant awe. which causes me to open my
eyes and think, Can it be a Santa
CLAUSE" 1t is not he, but the darby
come to make the hickory wood fire
whose flame soon discloses the filled
stocking; l run to the fireplace, but
the old nanny who has made the
blaze seizes me and exclaims. Christ
mas gift young Marse." before l can
get to the coveted prize. When we
young ones had compared notes on
gifts we would go to the dining-room
and after merry greeting family pray
ers are Joined in, as was the custom on
all days: then, as soon as breakfast is
over commences the fun. The negroes
come i'm troops to the great house"
bringing jugs and baskets to be filled,
when one hears. christmas gift
Missus," christmas gift. Marse." Il
nursed your ma, Christmas gift, ! was
with you Pa when he went courtin'.'
and such like claims are advanced as
emitting to special generosity. Eggnog
was served in the parlor to the white
folks, and outside in the wide veranda
a dram given to every darby hand held
out for Il. All had TO attend church
on Christmas Day. The odor of cedar
end pine brings back TO me at this day
our dear little country church-the
sanity minister. the bright faces OF
merry children. the glances OF the love-
IS girls and the gallant young men
trooping IN after the pleasant duty OF
helping the ladies out Of their car
riages-this last was always "A pleasant
and oievating sight IN the south-for.
20 their credit. u always appeared 10
give the gentlemen ms much pleasure
~ help those who needed u az those
Who're youth and beauty attracted their
attention.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
william Baker.

Mr.. William Baker died yesterday at
his home. No. 119 Thirty-first street
east, after an illness of several months
from consumption. He was 20 years OF
age and a native of Florida.
Mr.. Baker leaves a father, Mr.. J. d.
Baker. The funeral will take place
from the Thirty-first street address,
and the services will be conducted by
Rev. Duncan, pastor of the Christian
Church. The pall-bearers will De
Charles G. Bell, T.. M. Hopkins, Henry
b. Maxel and A. L. Earle.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
A ROUND-HOUsE DEMOLISHED.
Unusual and Fatal Railway Acct
dent at Temple.

Temple, Tex. Feb. 22.-At an early
hour to-day a switch engine in the
yards of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe Railway ran into a coal car, fore
ing it through the office of the round
house, killing two men and seriously in
Juring three others, one of whom is
likely to die.
The dead are Leroy Fisher, night
foreman, and Joseph Scully, foreman
The injured Joseph Blair, struck by
flying debris, not expected to live; Will
liam Herndon, seriously hurt spine and
hips; Engineer Holmes of switch en-
CINE. hurt about stomach
The roundhouse was demolished.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
KIERSCHENER AND Low.
Mayors of New York and Berlin Ex-
change Publications.

New York, February 22.-The
Mayor of New York to-day re-
ceived the following cablegram from
the Mayor of Berlin, Germany:
ION this day when New York greets
the brother of the Kaiser as it's guest,
we cordially express our joy over the
close friendship of America and Ger
many and our hopes of it's continu-
ance and strengthening.
(Signed.) "Kierschener."
Reply was cabled as follows:
In behalf of the city of New York,
/ reciprocate your cordial greeting.
New York will welcome Prince Henry
with all heartiness. With you, we hope
that his visit will do much to
strengthen the bond that has always
united our countries to endearing
friendship"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
OBITUARY..
John NJ. DAILY of Macon.

John M. Daily, city inspector OF
plumbing in Macon, died last night at
the age of 40 years. Mr.. DAILY was
well-known in Savannah and when the
office of plumbing inspector was
created here, he gave much valuable
information to Inspector w. NJ Cos
grove. Mr.. DAILY was a native OF
Ireland, and had been plumbing in
spector in Macon since the Office was
created seven years ago. He was
married, and left a wife and three
children
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
JOHNS HOPKINS ExERcIsEs.
Ira Remsen Succeeds DIR. Gilman as
President. e

Baltimore. Feb. 22.-The notable ex-
ercises which mark the quarter cen-
fury On the history Of Johns Hopkins
University and the installation 0f Ire
Remsen as president Of that institu-
zion were attended to-day by fun 1000
persons. The features ~ The exercise
we're On address by the retiring heed
- the institution ~. Daniel q. Gn-
man, the inaugural ~ President Ren-
frn. ana che comforting Of degrees upon
ID lBrrs number ~ educators ana srhoi-
ore. ana % c0uEaiuiatOry address BY
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
sigismund Nussbaum, Bainbridge'

cambridge. Ga. Feb. 22.-Mr. sigisI,
mund Nussbaum OF this place dlsi
yesterday In Thomasville The funeia'
will take place here tomorrow aile''
noon.
Mr. Nussbaum was prom neu,
young lawyer OF Bainbridge ana ~
many friends. He had been SICK 90.
several months. He leaves a "la"s
a mother and several brother "N'
sisters.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23

Beaufort, D. r., Fob. ~. r. ~. J'I ...i
C0nant Boauf0rta oldest clthen -,
1t Die residence on cartnrNt hifefl
night Deceased Wns born ln nhI.
1915 he came here as capihlh pr
Milne Regiment nnd after fhe n.l
Gated hero Until "a few weeks hrip'
death b. attended AZ iho buflnea'
extensive dairy farm. ~ foilan' .t
fnf Npn Nrff az twenty tfafN, w
~ fhe Dom ~ Conanf a itininpaf
400 iu daify products nnq iefs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
PONCE IN CONTROL OF MOB.
had News From One of Porto Rico's
Leading cities.

San Juan, Porto Rico. Feb 22-Dis-
patches received from Ponce last night
say that political agitators melted a
riot of the striking trolley workmen
there yesterday and that bloodshed
was only averted with the greatest
difficulty. A mob numbering hun
dreds of persons controlled Ponce for
two hours, the police not being numer-
Gus enogh to suppress the disorder
Dislike OF Italian employees was the
cause of the trouble. The ringleaders
were arrested.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23

New York Fob. ~ "A two-masied
schooner. sailing Doe O. n0ithensteriy a.
rcctlnn. wae soon tp onpsi1o to-day ~
ODE Atlantic Yacht clubs mooriuFs az
NorfOnH Point Tho United states Rov-
rrnmfnf fuHhoHf scout which Wns no
tinfd fof uuf huf nn reaching fhf YeH-
go hnif au hour later. found uo r'rnE
~ llfe on board nna fhe efeW aaH un-
abb io Distinguish fbr memo gf fbf Fcs-
aaI
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
SISTERS OF CHARITY

All Over the United states Use Pc
ru-na for Catarrh.
From a Catholic institution in
Central Ohio comes the following
recommend from the Sister Super
fOrT
institution mmended to us Dr.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
ID. A. r.. CONDEMNS POLYGAMY.
Utah Chapter Must Toe the Mark on
This Question.

tnh Ihapter Must Toe The Mark ON
This Question.
Washington, Feb. 22.-The D. A. r.
Congress tonight put itself on record
against the practice of polygamy. A
letter was read from the platform en-
bodying request for information from
Spirit of Liberty chapter of Utah as
to whether it should admit to mem
bership those who practice, believe or
ccndone polygamy SO many members
desired to speak on the subject and
were ciamoring for recognition that it
was difficult to preserve order. The
debate closed with the adoption of a
resolution offered by Mrs. Wiles of
Chicago, declaring it the sense of the
Congress that polygamy be condemned.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
IiiiehsoeL 8ap FOLLOW Lons.

WefhinElon. Feb % 4 persistent
rumof wrH a. circulation today That
secretary f.onF retirement from fhn
rHbluef would he folienfd by shes of
Hfrrffary nifchrolh NH ronnrmafion
AZ co., ruW0f could be- DbfHlnef,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
TO MEET RAILROAD MEN.
FIOridR Commission Desires sug-
gestiOns ns 90 Rule M. q.

Tallahassee, Fla, Feb. 2z.-The Flor
ida Railroad Commission has notified
all transportation companies doing
business Boz THE state. that meeting
VIII be held "a Tallahassee. on March
3 40 rcrf 'yo suggosiionH and amend
meufs and henr argument upon pro-
posed changes ln fhe Railroad Com
mission Classification 30. 4.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23
IaI.laI I'D raInl al n.sl..

49, fefrrrbure Feb ~ The latest
rreoffH hefe from Nnlfn are 49, fha
effect thaf fo''i 1Qirioi b. ai fho point
AZ afsfh
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-23

Judge VanWyck addressed the socie-
ty as follows:
Friends and children of the sunny
South, l salute you in the name of a
race as courteous and as brave as eyer
marched to martial music or drew
sword or shouldered gun. | was nur-
tured in infancy i'm South Carolina. i'm
sight of the beautiful scenery of Geor-
gla; born of parents residents of Ala
bama; educa ed in North Carolina.
married i'm Virginia: have fought pro-
fessional battles i'm the courts of Tenn
essee and Mississippi; was interested
in sugar and cotton plantations in
Louisiana and Arkansas: wintered in
Florida summered in the mountains
I'm Kentucky; landowner i'm Texas. plus
the hope OF striking an oil gusher;
preached to by "a minister from the eas-
tern shore of Maryland: royalty re-
oeiVed by the people OF Missouri. and
Toasted on the luscious peach Of Dele
ware and have living kindred upon and
dead kinsmen upon the soil OF each.
This Is the roll call OF n Southern
states, not from Bunker Hlll monu-
ment. but In this grandest banquet hall
In the greatest and best governed city
Of the world by thePres dent Of the New
York Southern Society as he looks
upon the appraised faces OF the largest
and most cultivated gathering Of the
kind ever held ln New York ~ SOUTH
erns who make their homes here. and
in the presence 81 those who. like Dlv-
Unity. look down upon us nom tier nf-
ter tier ~ boxes nH ennobling sight
ns man over Eszed upon, this gathering
of fhe lovely daughters ~ our south
Sand tonight 30 grenfor. no pr0uder
no more Influential POI ifff eyer existed.
Wns man ever more blesf fhat J have
been DOB wt Southern Hnfo lai ionH and
rolotlons7 Fet ! auli yearu for more
lInH nrii 49, ! remember mY boyha01
duBH in fhe 90 SOUTH tho arer chase
snd fof hnHf fhr rnElnF boy of 100
hounds ESQ fhn Hnra'HI HfrlHmHfloua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Giuflcibnnas-Teie

SIN WutterbouIe Ser Sran5i8fo.
nersS dJmeltern Oabtcr fuuo ont Spn-
nerstag Worgen Die feierlid)e Gins
%fleiOung bon 16 8oInulantimen,
ourh Den bohlp. &uter 81. Sobans
mes. itatt. @m 9lltare celebrirte &cp.
=. &. &ope BON 9te,l @ien, Ga, oiii.
itirt bon Nep. @ienbolo bon Mtaple.
ton, SSn., olS 9tnfoL 9teb. u. Usage
ner bon Wfarp Sill oils SubNiatou
nnO Nep. Sb. @nrning, Der SauS-
%leelIoraer, oils ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der bohap. Safer u. 86oing bon Der
81. 8eiit . STRIDE belt Die ergeifen0e
SeItpreDigt.
Is muroeu init Dem SrOensFleiOe
oes Sl. 6~ran5iStlts ~folgenOe Eoitu-
lantinnen befieiSet:
gliiabetb GSeht, ElntteDiQe, isis,
iebt ShlpeIter gleria.
Inna 6edt, ElottepiQe, isis, jest
Sdmelter gllbertilla.
Mtorp &leiel, Garner, Sa., iebt
Sfhpeiter Senta.
Marp MeIhior, slibton Sa., iebt
Shlpeiter 9llbertine.
&atie Sbeobolb, Saubltrp, Sa.,
Jest Shipeiter Ilbino.
Winnie 9eiIel, 9anburp, Sa., iett
SdNpeiter Sulciiiimo.
gnna Grid, 9anbltrp, Sa., iett
Shlueiter Warcelline.
Goiiue &reut, Si9blanb, isis, iett
S6ipeiter Sebaltiun.
Sbereiia 5rieomon, 2urem6urg,
Sa., iekt S6meitcr SuciQa.
9otie Guemele, SperspiQe, Sa.,
iebt Shmeiter Corona.
9bilomena &alaiter, Dubuque,
So, iest S6peiter lnaltoiio.
SuIia Suelsboff Dubuque, Sa.,
Jest Sbpelter @elelte.
emma Hei6art, @iblep, Sa., iebt
ShmeIter @iQtomette.
Sbereiia gteuies, SberriQ, Sa.,
iebt ShlpeIter G%lementine.
Marp Sbobe, Oct, Carmel, Sa.,
jest Shmeiter Murcela.
8atie 8rogmeier, st. Ia6iion,
Sa., ieBt SGmelter Sabiana.
Som Glerlls paren lto6 5ugegen
ole bohpiiroiaen Serren: SiBputrid
bon Der &ntb. llniperiitat, 8aib,
%inQtor, 9. s.; 8ormnn bonn ct. $50
icpb'S College; NiberS, CASCADE;
Gape, BocabOntnS; Supe, Seem
Sienna; Seer, 9Der5Dtae; Soban-
mes, @arrp uuo Goomep, Dubuque;
Meper, Stem 8ienma; @eiri6 uno
Gohlmamn BON ct. MorierL 0u-
bitaue; 9aumann unb Seller bon
Sers Seiu, Dubuque rno 3tgrang
uno fSriebmann, @ortbington iorpie
&ep. Carroll, Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
RIetn aus Staot
npD Mm9e8eno.

- SeIbitmorO 6eging Ser 6armer
9ifolanS Sfmer6adL Sr., am
Sonntag in Dem Speider ieiuer
@pbnrng, auf Der 5arm 5lpeI
Meilen iii6s0itli6 BON Spedts 8errg,
@in@rbeiter S6merba6's fanO oeiien
Scidrlam nit 5eri6mettertem Iopfc
reben elmer Sdrotfliute liegen. Gin
3ettel bel Der 2eife, tbeilte nit, oab
er (S6merbodD ieiner Sbmierigtei,
Ten miiOe lei uu0 er oeSbalb SelbIt'
moro begebe. Die glltel 8erbalt.
niiIe, Ser lebenSluitige 9barafter unb
Die Itarte 8eiunobeit S6merba6'a
madden Delien 800 ein Gdtbiel.
-2ineban &c Moip, Sampf9ei5ung,
plumbing unb Cement, 472 Wfain'
StraBe.
Ser Irbeiter SarrD gailep,
peIter auf Dem 0ampfer rauincp"
beihGitiet mar, iiel am Samstaa
Worgen 8 ltbr in Den Wiifiiiippi unr
ertranf. gailep lit aus ct. SouiS,
9fo, uno etna 26 Sabre alt.
s.. g. Sransen. peutI4er 4DpOtd'
unb Hotar, 3tmmer 413 SHleesGe'
bGube. 9. urb WuirsStrahe.
Sci @ortbmqton itorb Serr
Setter Marrel iniulae elmer an IDnl
porQeuommenen Separation.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Erimis bci Tep. s. Sones sa SAP
piQe, @is.

ScSn b0dit feierli6er @eiie bra6te
8ep. s. q. Seller peril. ISOLDE 81
GaBpiae in Der Stride beS Sl. &arl
Dem Serrn iein critics WteBopfer oar.
Batter SSSones uno Die @emeinOe mafs
ten Die Seier su einem greigniiie fir
GaBpiQe. Stride, Sdule etc. maren
berrlid geifmidt uno Die 8ereine
Der @emeinoe betbeiligten ii6 III
corpore an Der Seier. Im altare
aiiiitirten Meb. 81. &oBba6 BON Bar
ton ais 0iufon; &ep. q. S. SoerreS,
&rairie On Gbien, alS Subotafon;
9feu. S. q. @reipeloinger BON @eit
BEND, SSa., ais Geremonienmeilter,
StuoioiuS 81. @rtmant, Ga Groiie,
ais 8resbpter. Iiititens unO Stubio'
Jus Sc. Yues BON Springbroot, Sa.,
ais Sburifer. Die Oeutide Breoigt
belt Ser bobp. 8ater Ei6erD bon
sc Sion, @is., uno Die engiil6e &eo.
Sb. Sdpei5er bon Siuiinalua, isis.
IS maren bon Der bodm. @eiItlid)s
felt nod 5ugegen: &ep. 81. gibers,
&oncaiter, @tS., Gep. Geo. &ieiener,
Ga Groiie, isis, Heu. g. s. Sanert,
BLOOMINGTON, isis, Geb. sc. s.
.Srib, apons, Sa., 9teo. &c. S. Sies,
Bellevue, Sa., Hep. g. Tape, Sotoii
gSis., Step. 8. Slider, 9ideppiQe,
g8is.. &ep. s.. @oetinger, &urems
burg. Sa., Stuoioius g. Sdrueiter,
Siniinama, ISIS, uno 81. Dress,
Dubuque, ga. - 8as Seiteiien fano
in Ser Shule itatt uno Die 0ffentlide
@ratulationsfeier in Concert Sal,
mo Der SSubilar oenn audi antiDOrs
tete nlo auen, 5llmal aber leiner
SHUTTER her5lid fiir aae erpieienen
8ohlthaten oantte. &ep. Soiepb
Seller lit aus Glen Sapen Sopnibip
bel GaBpiae gebiirtig unO % Sabre
oft. gr lit gum aiiiitenten an Die
&~atheoraI . @emeinbe III Wtilwaufee,
8is.. etnannt Doroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
3u 0mrcmbnra, bier in 9n6manc

GOnutp, iinbet beute, SienStag, Den
/. SSrlli Die Yrimi5feter pes SobneS
elmer 6eIt.6efumtten, gea6teten altel1
fut6oIiihen 2urenlburger 6ont1lte
Itatt, Ou an 0ieiem Gage Der gteu9e.
meihte bodm. 8ater &arl @obtnger,
Gohn bon Gifolaus @oeinger, 'etne
erite bl. Nfeiie altf feterli6e 8elle
6eqe6t. SSm Brogramme Des So9es
beiiuoct iid, pie bel Oieien 8ele9en'
beiten ii6lid, cine 0ffentlt6e 8rotil=
latiou8feier in Der Shulballe Der 81.
9reifaltiQtcitS @enletuOe. Der
bodnu. 8uter Sberbr0dling rno oie
Gemeinoe baben ibr W0gii6IteS 9e-
than, Inn oie 6eter ST elmer moglldllt
Dentluiiroigen 81 ge'talten. %Slr
idlieBen ults ben pielen 8tatulantel1
on uno miinihen Dem gt~eugepelbten
@otteS rei6Iten Segen.
I'm Der ct. Marien : Stride babier
nurOeu peril. 8od)e 9err gtttolaus
GapeiiuS uno SRI. Otarttna Sam-
mers etelih qetralt. Die beloel
@raut(eute iitto Die &iuoer geifas'
Ter futbolii6er 5umilien. Ser 8rali'
tidom itebt in 9ienIten Der Sainots
Geutrul Giienbubn.
Die Grfnriiun Der Snrcmbnrgcr
bon Chicago nod Dubuque miro IN
Subuoue, &bicogo uno Iurora leb'
bait 6eiproden unO uentilirt, Su'
buouer, pelde 6relm0e IN Chicago
o6Sr 9lrroro bohen uuo umgefebrt,
hc6cn bier cine trefflihe 0elegenbeit
iid] mie6er eimnul 5u begegnen NM
bon oIten 3eiteu 81 reoen.
@ci benz Stnrme, Ger D~erflOi-
fcaen @Od)c I'M NorOlpeiten SOrpa's
harlte, BADEN piele unierer SanoS'
leute in Iemielt, Aibtou, @ranDiQe,
etc. beoeutenoen @iiteridu0en 81
p~cr5eidnen gebobt. Slut 8eblen's
TSarm bel Rcmien pltrOe Der Stal
rntQclporicn uno in HemIen muroe
Ole &orOerieite bon 9omau'S Store
olsQcriiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Sanfen Sic elm &ermDgen in She'll
sabinngem.

WittelS ser yGnbommeut" : Ser.
iiheruna fam elm Waun elm Sermos
gen in Sbeil5ablungen taufen, mel-
dies @erm6geu eutpeoer bel leinem
Sooe on ieine gerlpanoten abgelie'
iert miro, ODER bon ibm leibit am
Cube bon 20 SSabren ge5ogen iperoen
fann, penn er noh lebt. Gr ge-
pirmt ben 8reis nnb lauit Den 2aui
bes 2ebens frei bon I1git uno
Sorqen. Sein @eiit lit frei, lein
8apital lit fret unb Elm Sermogen
lit tbatid6lid fir Sene gelponnen,
melhe er liebt. Giele CUTE @eiea,
ihaiten, ober MIR elne bette, rSbe
gquitable", 9. $. MtcGartbp, 8ene-
ral.Iqent, 8anf- ulb 8eril6erungs-
@ebGube, Dubuque, Sotpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Die n2cctnre" bcs .bodliuiirbiseu"
0atcr Mc8rabn

iiber ben So5ialiSmlis, oils Die | II.
size 2oiung Der mirtbi9aitli6en
Sage. ipeldle mir am 6reitag MbenO
IN Der SGngerbuno : Saae bOrten,
enttGrihte ms III pieien Sinii6ten.
Ser Scrr He0ner unO marhe leiner
Nusiaaen, MAIDEN Den &atbolifen
miinihen, baB er baS prteiterli6e
8epano itnO ben Namen Erielter
nbleQe. Der Wann rGltmt ndmlid)
Der Religion fetnen Gin-
fIl1B elm. Ser lo5ialiitiihe 3ufunftS-
itaat ipue ollie @lrnoen beilen, lelbIt
Die &erbredeu, 8. +. Die 81 . e
miro Der eneelglei6e So5ialiltenltaat
DeQifaffen. IS miro, nad) Der
llebernabme aller Yrobuftionsnlittel
ourd Den Staat, fem SO mebr
gum 8erbre6en eeben, neil e6en fem
Brofit. feline 9ipiDenoen unb feline
~SSntereiien mebr al baben iino.
&nter Mc8rabp idmimmt III all
Sen sSrrthiimern Des ooftrinGren 60
Sialismns. Die Irbeit oIlein II,
unb 5lpar Die pbpiti3 Irbett iii
proOuftip nnO i6ufft alen Reid-
ibum. 0onn glaubt er bombenfeIt
on Ole &rtieutbeor G unO OaS
9lrgument.
Iaes miro drmer, ungliidli6er, MIR
sic it e II iino oas WaIt-
pieb, bas geihlahtet meroen mllB.
Ser Wam iolte elm puar Irtifel
Ser ~Stimme aus Wariu.Saa6" unN
Toter Geif uuo Sutbrein @. s.,
ituoiren. @ir fonnen MIR beoaltern,
DOB er ii6 nod ais fatbplt6 e |
i + / il r aufipielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Gin biliQes Sctm.

SD babe 1000 gter 9anS (bie SdIfte IL
cultiuirt) i'm Conn Wiuwoob, welheS i'd
gerne NIT beutf9en Samilien beiiebeit bober
medte, 81 pertaufen. Sas sanSe Qano If
portreifli9 gum Sebaneu geei9net nnb eint
Wteile bon Der ct. Goias 6irbe Selegei.
Der Sober lit i6per NIB iru6tbor-
rSlad 0o1m" lno bat cine leblni9e Inter
la9e. guf bieIer 9auoesfd6e befiubet lid
pieles Gi6en= NIB @iienbols. Sus 9ant
pirb MIR all Seuti6e iiir $15 per Mdsr per:
fault. 0ie,e @elesenbeit 1T .eile 10 CUTE.
pie iie wobl nie wteber III StearrS Gouutr
9eboteu pirb. Wer INNER iid stu 9utes
Seim inter 10 giiuiti9en Sebin9uu9eu al
i6aiien MIL weube Iid all
Senrp glente,
Hreeport, Milln
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
8ciicnoe Iaeuteu:
Gtieg upm Sicpcle nnS itar6.

Somltag Ra6mittag bemerften
GoriibergebenOe, Die Serr 8ilbelm
George, elm Mr6eiter in ben Mil-
mattec. 8eboften an Ser gte bon
@arfielo. uno Stafforo.9lpenue bon
ieinem 8tcpcle ubitieg, iif ben Sra,
gen bonn @alie 81 l0ien iudte uno
Damn iid pl0Blid biultredte. Gr
mar cine 2eihe. Serbeigeetlte
aer3te ertldrten, Der Mam iei einem
Sirnidlo9e erIegen. Ser &erlprbene
Dclher 80 Sabre oft mar, binterlabt
cine 8attin uno 0rei &inoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Siaisc SaBrpreiic naA H,inften an
Der atlantiidcn Giiite

bonn 3. bis 5rtm 8. Sllli inclltiipe,
miro ole Nidel 8lote . 8abu 9iaete
naG EortlanO, Wie,, mo 5uriid gum
Yreiie elmer Gobrt fiir Die 8umoreiie
pertouteu. IS miro in Sbrem Suite
reiie Iein, Ole Sabrprciie auf Oieier
8abn femuen 81 lerneh e6e Sic
Bilcte aHberslpo fdlfen. 9rei 3iige
tGqli6. Wan idreibe an Sobu y.
Galobon @eneral.9Ig en III aoams
StraBe, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
adtnuG Mitgliebcr bcs >. &. nnS
6. II. &crciusi

9ic nGflte, regeuldBi9e monatlt6e
GerIommllmq oe5 Dubuque Surem'
burger ulO observation-disclosures
&ereinS finoet on ud6iten Wtontag,
Den I. Sui in Der @ermonia.Sale,
ode Der 8. mo Soma StruBe itatt.
QIQe NtitqlteOer itnO gebeten, 5lt err
ideineL 3ltmol 90 mi6tige Seretns'
frdoen III erlebigen iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Nh 0an0iuher.

gSir baben an 100, 900 @der porsisli6er
Sarins9 6noereieu IN Miuueiota NIB Glib.
Oatota gu preiien Don 50 bis sci pro ader
Az perfaufel.
Gbeniulls cine Sarm Don 1920 Qder mil
guten @ebdubeu.
Sin Sarm pom 440 @der, idmmtli6 culti.
pirt, nit 9uteu @ebGubeu.
Sin lid gut 3ablenbeS SoteI unb anberes
Sarms uuo Sta%btei9entbum ent,peoer su per-
taufen ODER 3I pertaui6eu.
Bite BEL uns porSuipreden NIB mir mer.
ben Sbren @iiniden entipre9eu.
Sobn Yier 4 Co.;
@rrnbeigentbums unb gcrii6erunsss Qsent,
352 Siebente StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
@nfruf an Gatbnlifcn!

Cotton, Gunner Gountp, SibzGafota, in
cine Station III Der Chicago, Nilpaufee &
ct. Qaut GIlenbabn, bat iebr iru1tbares
Sanb pom 80 bis 40 Dollars per ader IN bel
Imee9eno. Talton bat brsi sroBe Sru6t=
bduIer, cine 9umber Yarb, TOits, Grpress,
6elegrapbs NIB &elepbou : Office, cine
Sdnittparens unb GiieubaroIrng. ga nui,
cine tatboliI6e Sir6e sebaut iuirb, eriu6er
mir fatbolii6e Sotels g8irtbe, Sausi6reiner,
Netger, SattIer, S6ubmader, S6mieos
unb 6er9lei6en, nit ober obue Gapital, ii9
bier nieber,ulaHen. N6bsrss pirb bereits
wiQi9 ertbeilt burd Sobu R%appenmaum, Ses
fretQr bes WaisG omites.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Die GDnpentiDn Der Mniiflebrer bon
Spipa,

ipelde perfl. ISOLDE bier togte, bot
einen SohgenuB fiir Die pielelt
SreunOe flaiIii6er Wtuiit in Su.
buaue. Die beiten mliitoliiAen Ca
leute 9ubrque's boten, uuter Yrof.
Youtius, ben @GIten elm .8iatom.
men" Concert, DAB uniere Oh.
buauer @eiaue. uno MtIiif.S aleute,
mie 8roi. MoGaer, Hobner, &leine,
2reber, 8rl. Grant, WaribaQ etc,
etc. ms bette 2idt ieBte. Troieiior
Manaer mo &leine ernteteu beiou-
0eren 9eifaQ. Die Nrnee BON mIii-
falii1en Ealenten melde i'm Saufe
Der @o9e Dor Dem Publifum On.