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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-15
sUFFRAGIsTs OF IOWA
State Convention Will Soon Be Held
at Des Moines.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Des Moines. Iowa, Sept. 15.-The state
convention Of the Iowa Equal Suffragists
will be held in Des Moines the latter part
of October or the first of November. The
secretary Of the Iowa association, Mrs.
Nellie Nelson, said yesterday the date
would soon be fixed. Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait, head Of the National Woman Suffra-
gist. association, will be here and efforts
are being made to have Rev. Anna Shaw
Of Philadelphia attend. a. Z, 49,. 49,
I The convention will be entertained by
the Des Moines Political Equality club.
Mrs. Evelyn Belden, who recently went
to Washington from Sioux City, has re-
signed as president of the Iowa associa-
ton. Her resignation has just been ac-
cepted and Mrs: Iona I. Robinson Of Des
Moines has been appointed president by
the executive committee. IN -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-15

Harter, Of 1888 Twenty. eighth street, have
returned to their homes. = 2a5s4+5f
8 MI. and Mrs. Jesse L. Kelly of Phoenix, Ariz..
kely's parents, left this morning for Kansas
City to remain month with Mrs. Keily's rela-
tlves before returning home , =. 1;as
Tomorrow evening II Masonic Temple and spe-
cial preparations have been madeI by the mem
bers to make this very ENJOYABLE flair. w,
H. Coskran VIII be master of ceremonies @''s-
Minneapolis arrivals at Holland House for last
:; H; George, ". r: Cray, Mrs II. MI Parker
Mrs. S.. .. Small, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B; rBoyd.
with Mrs, W /. Winter of 2ss5 sixteeiith ave
nue. s. Mrs. Sherman drew the pillow and ron
call was responded to with quotations The
club will hold its next meeting with Mrs. Smith.
:, The Smart Set has opened Its clubrooms in
ing tomorrow evening. An initiation will be
planned and there will be a banquet. The club
Is limited to twelve members and the list is
filed. .,-|..s - o.. ~ !.
Miss Rose Chase entertained her Sunday school
class OF little girls at her home near Glenwood
g PLAYED
Sweet peas and nasturtiuu,s decorated the table.
Miss Chase was assisted by her sister Stella and
her mother. 't ~ az -.,,. - r.. =
The strollers gave the first dance Of a series
s strsat evening h nm IN a. o. T. W. huh Seventh
was played William, Campbell, mastersof cere-
monies, was assisted by ]. Landy, George Cor
ham, j. B. Sirois, g.. ]. Pelltier and w. Landy.-
Minneapolls people at New York hotels are: as
follows: Cadillac. j. c. Field: Cosmopolitan. E.
Cole; Park Avenue. Mrs: Camp Miss L.. NORRIS
Hofain; Albert, Misses Greedy; st. Denis, Misses
Workman; Manhattan, ]. r. Ruane, D. Dodge,
Mrs J: s. Dodge Holland, s. T. -McKnight Muir
ray Hill. ]. 9. Lewis. "-' ~
Miss Amanda Hendricks of 1904 First avenue
5 Will leave Tomorrow morning for an extended
Her engagement is for forty weeks. and the tour
VIII take her to the principal cities of the Pa
cit1c coast Miss Hendricks is we'll known In
in minor parts in Romeo and Juliet ''Sapho'
and Camille with the Percy Haswell com.
pany Her friends We're much impressed with
her appearance on the stage and predict her
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MONDAY EVENING,

Metropolitan Theater Saturday afternoon
for Mrs. O'Hare, Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
and Mrs. Hassard, of ST. Paul.
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loi1 ATS. ~ E1dTG, OI CeOs4F; fSap1QS,+ iowa;
and Mrs. Hassard, of ST. Paul. 4
Mrs. N. F. Griswold entertained satur-
day evening in honor Of the Joint birthday
anniversaries of her cousin, e; ID. Jack
son, and his daughter. and herself.
Mrs. Charles E. Heath, of 3OOs Emerson
avenue S, entertained large group of
children this afternoon to celebrate the
sixth birthday anniversary, of her little
daughter, Mary Seymour Heath. The
rooms We're decorated with a profusion az
flowers. All sorts of novel games were
played and candy souvenirs In fancy tissue
paper bags were given each little guest.
Mrs. eHath was assisted by her sisters.
Misses Katherine and Isabelle Fairchfld
Mrs. Frank Fairchild and Mrs. Henry Nc
Connell. .,s'".- = =
MRS: Hollis w. Cole gave a parcel show
or at her home in Southeast Minnea polls
Friday evening for Miss Grace Halves, an
October bride. The rooms were tastefully
decorated with sweet peas and asters and
refreshments were served to eighteen of
the brides girl friends. Each guest pre-
sented Miss Halves with a few written
lines Of advice to be kept as a souvenir
and an original story by the hostess on
THE Humorous Side of a HONEYMOON. -
The bride was the recipient of many pref
ty and useful gifts. Mrs. Cole was assist
ed by Mrs. H. G. Mcleod. ..
Mrs. Lewis E. Fisher entertained in
formally last week at her new home on
Emerson avenue N, for Miss Emma NAL
chow, who has recently returned from ar
extended visit to the coast The guests
We're Misses Malchow, Minnie MalchoW
Mines. R. r. Betcher, William Meinke
William Rletz and r. G. Erdmar, Of ST.
Paul. The dining room was decorated
with pink and white crysanthemums.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
H. Hall entertained forty guests at theil
home in kenwood in honor Of the nine
teenth anniversary of their marriage. The
affair was informal and the guests were
the members Of the family and a few neal
friends. -,~ -. 80 3is&
Mrs. H. s. Mead, of COS Penn avenue N
gave farewell reception Thursday after
noon for Miss Mabel Wylde, who leave:
shortly for Portland, Oregon Autumn
leaves and flowers furnished brillian
decoration through the rooms. Mrs.<J. S
Grist and Miss Georgia Evans assisted
Mrs. Mead Miss Louise Hickey gave sew
eral musical numbers
Miss Ethel L. Whipple, of Lake City
Mimi, and Ernest c. Lundeen were mar
ried yesterday in Wesley church. Mis-
Lucy whipple was maid Of honor ane
George Knutson, of Red Wing, best man
The service was read by Rev. J. 8. Mont
gonery. Mr.. and Mrs Lundeen will mak'
their home in this city. Mr.. Lundeen Is {
law student at the state university.
Mrs. c. E. Bird gave river excursion
Yesterday up the Minnesota river on tn
Dunnottar, entertaining quite a larg'
PARTY. Luncheon was served on boar|
the boat.
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BEST IN YEARS
Interest Strong in South Dakota w. c. T.
U. Conventlon-FareweII Tributes to
Miss Kara G. Smart.

Interest Strong in South Dakota W.. c. T.
Y. conventton-FareweII Tributes to
Miss Kara G.. Smart.
Special to The Journal
Mitchell, S. D., Sept. 15.-The fourteenth
annual convention of the. VIC. T. Z. of
South Dakota Is at present holding one
of the best meetings that has been held
in years. The convention met Friday
morning. and the interest has been strong
from the start. Miss Marie c. Brehm,
president Of the Illinois union, is present
and has delivered several addresses,
among which was the annual sermon,
which was delivered last night at the
opera-house before an immense crowd of
people.
One Of the interesting features was the
presence Of Miss Kara G. Smart, the for
mer secretary Of the Y. w. c. T. U. Miss
Smart has just been appointed as an all
round the world missionary by the ma
tional association, and she paid her last
visit to South Dakota at this time Sat-
urday morning the VS. took the oppor-
tunity to present their former leader with
an aluminium typewriter. Miss Smart
took the II a. m. train for San Francisco,
and from there she will embark for Japan,
TO which country she has been assigned
for work in the w. c. T. U. cause. She
stops one week at Honolulu and will reach
Japan Oct. Is.
Yesterday was great day for the
union. All the churches in the city ten
dered their pulpits to the leading speak
ers Of the convention and they were oc-
cupied. Mrs. Ramsey, South Dakota s
president, spoke at the Congregational
church; Mrs. Eckenbeck at the Methodist,
Miss Grace Van Vlet at the Presbyterian,
and Miss Margaret Wintringer Of Chicago
at the Baptist church. In the evening a
union meeting of all the churches and the
delegates to the convention was held at
the opera house, which was addressed by
Miss Brehrn. To-day the convention
elected its officers and adjourned
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The marriage Of Miss Nettie Pratt and
John Lellnan will take place Sept. 80.
Tuesday ~ening Miss AIaye Kerr and
Miss Tens rNerwick gave a linen shower
FOR the bide.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-15
SECOND DISTRICT FEDERATION
The Second Subdivision, Held Its Fourth
Annual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =,
3. Present From rs Clubs.

Special to The Journal.
Blue Earth, Sept. 15.-The fourth an
nual meeting of the second subdivision of
the second district. Federation of Worn-
ans clubs held a successful meeting here
last week. The following officers were
present: President, Mrs. T. Collins. Win
dom; vice president Mrs. F. A. Day, Fair
mont; secretary, Miss Winifred Watson.
Wells; treasurer, Mrs. J. H. James, Win
nebago
The convention was opened by a very
able address from Rev. Henry Schiller, a
missionary from Teheran, Persia. The
subdivision includes the following towns:
Fairmont, Jackson, Wells, Winnebago,
Window, Sherburne, Keister and Blue
Earth. There were eight federated and
eight unfederated clubs represented. The
next annual meeting is to be held at
Jackson.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year: President, Mrs. Gran :
vile I. Smart, Blue Earth; vice president,
Mrs. Durgin, Winnebago; secretary, Miss
Elise Donaldson, Jackson; treasurer, Mrs.
Clark, Window.
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Miss Josephine Strand and w. <. Hills
OF Minneapolis will be married in Man
kato, Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hills will
be at home at 211 Second street NE after
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-15
LIEUTENANT BREWER WEEDS.

Special to The Journal. ~. -..-.- ..,.,
Irollwood, Mich, Sept. 15.-Fred Brewer first
lieutenant of Company I, Third regiment NJ n
g., and Miss Maud Williams, a prominent
young lady Of this city, were married last
week. Among the presents was "a fine silver
service presnted by the members of Company I.
Mr.. Brewer will undoubtedly succeed w. j.
Tresise as captain of the company at the
election Of officers this week. The wedding
was attended by a large circle of friends.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-15

The marriage of Miss Mabel Gray and
Albert L. Schoum Of Annandale Is an
nounced to take place at the home Of the
brides father. d. T. j. Gray. Wednes-
day, Oct. 49, at 4 o'clock In the after
noon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-15

Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Albert
H. Hall entertained forty guests at their
home in kenwood in honor Of the nine
teenth anniversary of their marriage. The
affair was informal and the guests were
the members Of the family and few near
friends. .- x 49,. -s@a = ~;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-15

MEAT MARKET
Choice Sirloin Steak, per lib, 1870.
Rib Roast, per Id, 10c to 12kc.
Round Steak, per ID, 10c.
Pot, Roast, per lb, &c to &c.,
Lamb Stew, per ID, &c.
Corned Beef. per ID, SC. ~
Bulk Oysters, per quart, 45c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-15

Miss Bile Madison and Davis Fuller
King of iuford. n. D., will be married
WednesdS evening. Mrs. William H.
Hayden [ Nicollet avenue gave a linen
shower # the bride Friday evening and
on Tues&y the members Of the o. M. c.
conpileda recipe book at the home Of
the Miss Fry on Colfax avenue S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Sel6itinDr0.

ginen idrefliden Sob gab iid Ser
Irbetter Soiepb 8opers am Son,
nerstag nerfl. @pbe. Ser Icum,
Delder ihwermiitbig par, erlnun.
terte am Wtprgen, ebe er CUR Irbeit
gin9, feline Srau, iie ioIe sur Stoot
Qebcll uno iiG ben Garnepal onIeben
nnn Die 8inoer mitnebmen. Die
Trm perlieB Die @obnunq OF ser
Coates Ipenue, u1O als iie beintfam,
ihien eS ibr ionberbar, bab Der
ISunh, DelGcn tie ibrem Wanne oui
Oeiien ausoriidlihen 8unih bin ali
Den Gid gelteat batte, niht per3ebrt
porOen mar. Sis tie Nun mad ibrenl
Wfanne ieben polte, bemerfte iie,
Dob Dos Seipann 9ferbe hires
Wfannes i'm Sofe ItanO, aber Ser
Damn nirgenbs 5u finben par. sic
9lna nun 5u bes Wannes Irbeits.
plab, IN Der 9aditeinbreunerei (brid
noro) oes Srn. 9aiier an Der @ranb
Siep IDe., no itd ibr Elm entietlifer
Inblid bot. Sn Dem ybridpitt"
Lao Die 2ei6e oes Wannes falt i'm
Sooe. 0erielbe batte offenbar al,f
e~igenortiee @eiie BEN 500 geiu6t.
Or botte ieinen @aaen neben bus
Sod %gcfabren, III peldem Der Seig
fir Ole gaditeine geformt miro, bate
Elm Cell on Die &Gber oeS @oeens
aebunocn uno ii6 Damn eroroiieIt, in-
Dem or iif Den abbang binunter-
rutihen lteB. Die Bferoe, oes
%langen @arterS miioe, naren 5ulett
BON ielblt nod Sauie gefabren unb,
ba Der Strid 5erriB, init pelfem Der
Damn aeblu1oen mar, 10 blieb ser
Sei6nam inn 2o6e 5uriif. @oners
mar 30 Sabre alt unb IN 9ienlten
oes Serrn 8aiier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Murkthertdbtf
SIR ocn 0robperfauf.

Ou b II q II 6, ben IS. October.
@etreioe, Seu, WebL etc.
9aier: 33@35c.
8oru: 63@65c.
Ssrlte: 45-50c per Yuibef.
No99eil: 5000 per Suibel.
Sen: SO. 00@11. 90.
Msbl: Patent, s3.6O@4.OO; itraisbt,
50. 40@3.6O.
aleie: $500.
Butter, Gier b3de.
Ger: zoe per Oueenb.
Butter: Oairp, 18c p. 8funb; Cream,
erp, 22@22te.
Sdie: &abm Saie, 1916; grid, 1876,
Groceries etc.
&eis 6i-9ac per Yiuuo.
Smiebelu: 40-45c per guIbeI.
gepfel: 50@6O per guibel.
Nsue aartoffeI: 4O@45per guibel.
gieb.
Stiere: 3.OO@4.OO.
Hiuber: S2.O0@2. so.
Silbe: SO. 50@3.0 90.
&dlber: SO. O0@4.OO.
Sriiblin9s= &Gmmer: SO. 50@3.50
Sdpeine (auf benz SuB): So. 5O@6.75 per
buIoert Yflno.
GeFi9el: 10-11c.
@ieb 8ei3la9teD.
RinbHeiid: S@9ic per Yfuub; Jtinber.
S@9tc per gfnnb.
S6afIeii6: S9afHeii6, 12e; Sammels
feiI9, l3c.
ions.
@eraudertes 6leii9S 9inteu, 13@14ic
Sped, 16t@19c.
S9malj: 114@12ic.
&ob!en: 9arttobIsH, $40 per 8onHe.
1olj: gutes gi6enbols. 5.75@S6.0 90 pc,
8orbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21

bilbete bas Ibiingen oes amertfant-
id,en Rationallieoes pSbe Star
|Spongleo @auuer", melt)es Der
Waiicndor inter Grof. 0reber an.
itimmte, uno melhes Die gan5e Ser.
%iammlung 5u gnoe fiibrte. Ilsbann
coneertirte bie M%uiiffapele nod cine
3eitlana bis Der 10 i60n perlaiiene
Seittaa iih ieinem @noe nubte ut,b
man iih in Dem geDuBtiein ~trennte:
Ser n9eutide Sag" mar Elm poa.
Itdnoi1er @rfolg in ieber Sinitdt urb
bie 0eutiben Tubuque's baben cine
@lansleiituna 81 per5eidnen gebabt.
Ger 16. Sftober 1902 miro Elm 0enf-
%pilroiger Sag in Der 8eI6i6te bes
0eutihtbums BON Dubuque ieiu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Gin 2aubsuGer.

@ir baben oil 100, 900 older por3IsIiaer
Ndrm 2dnoereieu III Wtuleiota ulo Glib
Safota 81 qreiieu Don So bis S21 pro ader
III perfaufeu.
@benfals cine Sarm ppu 1920 @dsr nit
gltten 9ebduben.
Gin Sarm pom 440 afer, idmmtIid cults
pirt, nit guten @ebGuoeil.
Sin ii6 gait sableubss 9otel ulib anoeres
Sarm= nno Staoteigentbum eutipeber gu perz
taufeu ooer Su pertauideu.
Bite bel ms uorjuipre6cn urb mir rpers
ben Sbren @iini9sn entipreben.
Sobn pier 4 60,
@runbeigettbnn= nlb 8crii9eruusss a9ent,
352 Siebente StraBe, DUBUQUE, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Wis Seglctter Scs bufltu. Gater u.
.. SelOmann,

beIut)ten Die Serren 2uopig S6mitt
nno SSobonn Samm BON gbicago
nnIere Staot unO febrten bergniigs
ter 9tnge no6 Sauie 5uriid, inbem
lie iif b0dit helpbigeno iiber Oh.
buqre ausipra6en, no Tie mun6e
lhonen StlInoen perlebt baben. 9eioe
Serren itub electromagnetic Wttglte.
Der Der 8emeinOe Oes bodJp. Sater
Selomam unb es ipl1 inns freuen, tie
npd offers in urierer Staot begriiBen
al f0nnen. Gs iinb re6t ebrenmertbe
Serren unb Die S%agesbiGtter mann.
ten iie nit &edt: ySonorables".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
8iQia Al %nerfaufcn.

Se6s Sramebdmisr, gut 9elesert, bios
5000 bis $1,000 ieoes.
ader 2auo in Der Staot, bios 5000.
10 older 9auo in Der Stabt, bios $1,000.
10 ater 9anh III Der Staot, bios $500.
"a 9lder 9anb IN Der Stabt, bios $500.
Seine gauplGbe in aQeu Sbeileu Der
StaOt, iebr biQis nnb aui Iei9ten !3abs
IuussbsSinsuusen.
Seuer. NIB 9sbenS:Y srii6eruns, 0ampf.
idiii=giQete. S06iter Greis mirb fir Gis
ienbabnitsuer : Guittungen be,ablt. Man
ipre9e DOR bel 6. 8. Weper g. Co., Security
YuiIbtua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Spreht nnr!

Wir Iino IN Der Sage, Sic nit allen
Sorten gaenpaaren, Sefen. Seppi=
den, Matten uno Oeltlld sl perieben,
ale bon leitenoen Sa~brltanten gemadt
uno se9en goar setauft, meibe mir su
prsiien anbieten. Die ipnit nirgenos
a%ng,boten tperoen f6nnen.
Sames 2epi & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21

wiirbem mobl oarait tblll, rpellu lie bic Golo.
uien Don Mitslieoeru ibrss @laubens in Der
berrli9en @egenb Don Gbur9brioge uub
SaIcOats, i'm oitliden aiiniboia, Ganaoa.
unteriu6ten. Ole Colonization mirb poIl
pielen fatboliiden 9rteiteru gntsebeiBen unb
es werben futboliide &ir6en nnb S6ulsu
9egriiubet. Der Sormer ipeldsr ben eriten
9'reis fir Netreibe auf Der Barrier @eltouss
lteuuus uabnt, wobut i'll bielem 0iitritt.
%. 9. Suttle s. Co., 1877 Gubicort arcabe,
ct. Yaul, Miuu., liub bic q9enteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
,2u bcrfaufsm nocr al bcrmictbcm.

so gder 9anb in @euter 3owuibip,
Dubuque Sountp, Soma, Tub su uertautet
Ooer ;I permietben. Gas 2anO aren;t oil
5win Spriugs Rart, ben betaunten gers
9%uii9uu9sort etpa 10 Wtetlen Don Dubuque
e%ntiernt. g9s9eM nabersr auStunft i9reibe
man oil 9tif. Goebinger, Gore, Sona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Ga~ichan0Innn

Serr 9lois Saiel, 30. 1919 Sopas StraBs,
Subuque, Soma, bat itets cine %politdnoi9e
&uswabl einbeimil6er nuo importirter 6dies
iorteu porrGtbtg. 2lHswdrti9e gelteQumgert
merpen prompt belorgt. Yrelslilte pirb aui
gerlauqeM qerIle 3ugeiaibt
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Gin Yrteiter berlanat

1000 Samilier, nm bas reide, ebsne 8rairis.
0anb i'm Re9et=, Sorns ulb Siebs @ebiets
fiir S1O-S2O ben older 3n %failfen. Rdberes
fur Yoltmarfeu pom Rev. Pastor Holy
Cross Church, Ipswich, S. ID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
0cacn &rcbSSGaOcu.

Sd empiebls hermit Stroop's berii5mte
beutide Pulper. SteIelben beileu ieSeu (uo6
nidt aIfgebro6eneu) 8rebs louohl iuuerli6
ais auberlid. Sas auerfanitt eiit;ig bette
Wittel, nm Woeeutrebs erol9rei9 gu beileu.
Wesen NGberem, 3eu9niiie II. I. no., i9reibe
man al:
COWARD =. Soeaing,
CT Qllcd6 cInnu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Mhtunu, &athoIifeu!

gerbeiierte Sarmen nit sntem goben, in
bentl6er, tatboiilder @egeno, nabe Stride
uno Sdule 9eleseu, st perfaufen, III Rens
pile Gouutp, 9tinnelota, mr IS Weilen
iiibweitli6 pom Miuneapolis. I'm Ndberes,
ipeuoe man iih u. W. Saumanu, girb
Ssslanb, WRtnu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
&auiaS TartmIamO.

6anids bietet bic bette Gelegenbeit IN ben
SereIni9ten Staaten nm sutes. biai9eS
aderban:9anb gu fanien in beiti9en, tatbos
lildeu g%emsiuben. SGreibet tiir seuaue
austunft iopie fir bas Bud Out There
in Kansas. @eubet Sud oil ben pou Der
NegierunS anseiteuten Ginwanoermlsss
a8sHtsn. s. @eiH sent,
6in9man Eas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
fatboliibe Jarmcr aelnht,

UNI quite Narmsn unb pilbes 9anb IN @tit.
tel. Mtinnelota blqi9 gu %faufen. SeutI9e,
fatbolii6e ll%m9ebung. GroBe beutibe,
fatbolil6e 6ir9e uno S6ule. Utau ieuoe
Boitfarte fir ireie 9anbfarte uub @irtulars.
q. Murrau, @abena, Wiun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Tarmem Al b%erfaufen.

gier perbeiierte Sarmeit, gutter goben, in
beutf6er, fatbolii6er @s9enb. nabe Rir6e
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St. Francis SOIanus College, Quincy, iii.

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REV. ANsELMUS MUELLER, O. F. M. Rector.
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