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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
GRAND JURY TO ACT.
Judge Hainer Promises to Stop Dog
Poisoning at Perry.

Peerry. O. 7. June "A wholesale pois-
oRins Of dogs has been goinE on in Perry
for some time. says the Republican. Peo-
PIE are getting desperate over the mat
ter. Complaint after complaint has been
made 10 the authorities. but as yet the
officers have been unable To run down the
guilty party. The laws of Oklahoma make
il obligatory upon druggists selling poison
to record every sale made and the Per-
son To whom sold and for what purpose
it j. 70 he used. The law is going 70 be
enforced and Judge Hairer authorizes. IL
is stated that the grand iur2 viii invee-
tiCate the matter and hunr down the dog
poisoners The killing 90 dogs is the
same crime that IL Is go stay other animals
btlcrsing 10 other reoPie and the de-
tance Of putting out poison is a greater
crime than either 4 term in the Ueni-
tentiary awaits tie dog poisoner when
he is caught
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
OFFICERS LED A CHASE.
CoIored Man About to Be Arrested
Gets Out Quick.

Guthrie. O. T. June 4.-The Perry Re
publican says: 4 ripple of excitement was
caused the other morning when Officer
Ramsay made chase after one Kim
mick. a colored fellow, whose home is in
Saltwater. An old commitment for his
Incarceration was about 20 be served upon
him when he made his appearance in
the city this morning. When officer Ram
say put in his appearance. the gentle
man of color hit the grit with Ram
say close second. The race started out
toward the creek south Of town and when
the brush was neared Ramsay fired once
to stop the fellow. When the negro heard
the report ne jumped about five feet into
the air and threw up his hands. but did
not stop running. Ramsay shot again.
Just as his ma nwas entering the brush
and he tore down and into the creek out
Of sight like a madman. He VIII prob
ably steer clear Of Perry until caught and
bVD11cbt hack
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
HORRIBLE
SUICIDE AT
FL RENO
Insane Woman PourS Gasoline
all Over Herself
THEN APPLIES A MATCH
Burned to Death Without Cry
of Pain

FL Reno, o. T, June Mrs. Mary
Slocum. a widow lady residing on South
Bickford avenue, committed suicide this
morning while laboring under tempor-
ary 1T Of insanity.
The facts as near as can be learned this
morning are that Mrs. Slocum arose at
an early hour, and taking can of gas
oIine out into the front yard and poured
the contents Of the can all over her per-
son and the ndeliberately set herself on
ire.
While burning the poor woman made
no outcry whatever. Not even her next
door neighbors knew anything Of the cir
cumstauce whatever.
Mrs. Slocum has been in poor health for
some time and it is thought that this was
the reason for the commission OF tins
deplorable act. She leaves a son and two
daughters, Frank T. Slocuh, foreman IN
Krafts meat market, Ida NJ and Ruth
S1Ort1ru
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
LAMP EXPLODED IN CHURCH.
Several Persons Are Scorched in
Woods County.

Alva. O. T. June 4.-The Pioneer re-
ports that during religious services Sun
dav .right II Bethel schooIhouse. twenty
miles southwest Of Ava. the big gasoline
lamp exploded and several persons were
painfully burned. Rev. Kritsinger. who
was sitting under the lamp when the eN-
plosion occurred. was very seriously
burned about the head and his clothes
were nearly all burned from his body.
The explosion caused a stampede Of the
large audience and a number Of people
were considerably burned in trying TO get
ont OF the luildir.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
ROBBED A WIDOW.
Mrs. Small of Oklahoma City Suffers
Loss.

Oklahoma City. O. T.. June 4.-The po-
lice are working on robbery which was
committed Sunday night but up to date
no arrests have been made The victim
was Mrs. Small. a widow, who resides at
426 Reno street. Some time Sunday night
q burglar entered her home through a
window. After crawling over a bed in
which was her 1S-year-old son. the bur
elar ransackod the house from parlor 10
kitchen and succeeded in making his es-
cape with SIS in cash. The robbery was
not discovered until yesterday morning.
During the past few weeks numerous rob
berries have been committed ana the police
seem To accomplish nothing toward the
apprehension of the thieves. The robbery
Yesterday morning was one of the most
daring Yet committed and the robher Is
still at large and some Of the police are
blaming the newspapers Tor letting him
fSegpf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05

The separate statehood idea for Okla
hcma is growing" said a Republican to-
daT. II appears to me that there IS a
decided sentiment, not only ara0Gy RepJb-
leans. but Democrats as wall tli1t the
Indian territory cannot get stltehcod now
and that it is folly for Okla qOml tc be
forced to wait for statsh0od until the
lnd'ar territory is prepared
Secretary Hitchcocks ideas or the
statehood question have had much 20 do
- IN the uniting OF statehood sentic'ent
and I believe that Hitchcock is right
when he says that the Indian territory
c9rnot hope for statehood tDr severed
years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
TELEPHONE GIRL SUES.
She Was Run over by a Brewery
W9oon

Oklahoma City, June A petition was
filed in the district court yesterday en-
titled Alice V. Kirby VS.. The Helm Brew
ing company and J. /. Mccarthy. a suit
FOR damages in the sum of $i6.S00.
Miss Kirby relates that. while driving
to the city to perform her daily duties
as telephone operator on January J. 1875,
team of horses attached to beer de-
livery wagon owned by defendant. be
came frightened and ran away. running
over her buggy and tramping her. caus-
ing her serious and permanent INJURY.
She alleges that at the tirpe the team be-
came frightened Il was standing ua-
hitched in an uninclosed place and un-
attended.
Fulton and Paul are the attorneys.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
BUYING RIGHT OF WAY.
Interurban Road Assuming Tangible
Appearance.

.A1lahoma City. O. +. june AIR John
W. Shartel general manager Of The ok
lahoma Traction company. said this
morning that they had four men securing
deeds Tor their line between this city
and Guthrie. ard 50 far they had sue
ceedcd ic securing more than eleven
miles He also stated tha; the city
council af Guthrie had granted them all
the franchises and other concessions they
had asked for and that there was moth
ing In The WY 10 prevent the building
Of the line. which world be commenced
just IS soon as all II the risht-of-way
C1vld be- secured
Tho extension q the metropolitan
railway fled with the city council shows
whore the interurhan line leaves this city
FOR the north on Ollie street. which VIII
give that street double track for sew
erai blocks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
JURY DECLARES IT SUICIDE.
Coroners Inquest or Yskish Death Is
Held

Shawnee. Q. T. Juue The shawnee
News says
Almost the entire afternoon Monday
was consumed 0y the coroucr's 5ury in
uskin.. its investisaticn iuto the death
of " n. Yakish Who WAS found dead 81
his room az his home q mile north % this
city. saturday. Just after the noon hour.
and who al TIE tIuc was though; 20 have
been murdered The revolver WIKI which
the deed WAS committed was identified hy
" T. Parish OF the Shawnee Hardware
cornrany. from whom Mr. Yokish had
boueht IL on Saturday raoTuing. evidently
for the express purpose 1cr which Il WRs
used, right after eating his dinner All
the evidence before the investigating body
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
SOON AFTER JUNE 10.
Republican T-r-itorssi Cor1r1ittee
Planning fer Z .ss-

Cutarl5 %. T. June At Ezs ar
uourced hy r. p-ousreEt Eae1sss- - 2
F.ec1hi.can ,erVitertas committee ihaf -
usuch discussed usestirs q -ie g. nr :
tse j. a. ~ hel4 sern after taf ish .
1rre = - uuGassiosl tszat q rail ~tA
- ssrued Wifhlr the next fssr aafs
al. p.rgass q shz --seasIng = r. tax
os-rr fhe ~larehaesI sfu.sl sloz- IS 8 frit y
ra-re lestfrs taaf Il g. adv salsla - - =
ths crrnrriftee called -cEefhF- sr CIDER
that fhe fseas q meu from sr1ft7ss a-rfs
- CkiRtaz-z 1ag - -a3ifrie-i Err 60
-, tire Delegate p : Mr-uirs tsEi1s
xerk z-oz tA@ Stsfehcc6 eSii-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
coLLAPsEo lN coNsTRUcrIoN.
Wrecked Building ~ Chandler Resist,
Eeinq Built.

ChardIer o. r. June f-EaTlT 'aF.
month fhe SrieihsfTer beiicirg collapsed
and It hss coI1ar rssd the second time.
after rlesrirE ~ fha aFbria - fhe trHi
c0lilreo 3 rrw tpa3lrE waa started and
thr -ara h-d reached suff 1t height
20 receive ;he ioists for fhe a9or - fhf
seaonl sfc-s ard was belae Fr1ehe1 On
above fh.s uben sholf 2 O ctocs this AZ
terroer the scefh waH gave WaT sne
fhs huii8lrg lF again in rglns.
several rna1 srre E1rk'nz el 'hf t1ita-
.rr ard ssrre ~ fha-a rsd narFes ss.zsfses-
h-lt rrre rsetaiasrs rrore tha1 s4tEht -
saries ezre1r = g Csi1a. ore q TIE co5s-
rrsrfs-e who feI VIfh fft adirE afsf
rte1 aes rauElt - sgroe heavy Ta r
re.rrr hack 1u hina ffe la nct fbciElf
- o. srrsas.-iT iH5 srsd. Eorerer pst is
Elssrluz rgzh pain stsc1.f ths bsrk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
WANTS NO SPECIAL SESSION.
Bird Mcclure Wishes 10 Work on
Statehood Bill Vet.

Guthrie O. T. June 4.-Delegate Bird s
Mcclure. accompanied by Mrs. Mcclure
arrived in the city Yesterday from Pawnee
70 spend several DAYS in Guthrie NJ SIC
Cuire saw many persons here today and
expressed the hope that there would not
bs 2 speciaI session II congress eariy this
fall. il is his opinion that special ses-
sion wili not be called
The delegate saws that he VIII soon be-
sin work upon TIE new statehood biA and
that The greater part uf his time before
congress conveues VIII hc spent upon this
measure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
wAToNeA JuEY HANes.
Harvey caney Is Not Convicted Of
Larceny.

Guthrie .. r June f-The Wato1ga
Dispatch says that che case q the Terri
tory vs. Harvey CLANCY came uD for
trial in Ju.rSe Woolnsn-s court YESTERDAY y--
il vas tried by a jury cf five uen. com
posed 30 =. W Richardsor. O. al Eerriu
Tom Einus. G. Grart end Woivertcn-
The jury rem ined out from O'Clock yes
;erday II, s o'clcck this morning and re
result was g hung fury standing two for
conviction ard the for aenuittai
CLANCY - CharEe5 with having stolen
lumber frora the Chpctaw Mui a-- Ele-
rator company. Attorney PAYNE ard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
Your Summer Naoation

VIII be pleasant and invigoratinG If YOU
spend it at some one of the lake or river
resorts of Michigan. Write for booklet,
Michigan Summer Resorts or Fishing
and Hunting in Michigan" beautifully
illustrated publications giving details Of
the best places at which TO spend a de-
lishtful vacation. Address all requests
to II. Z. MoeIer. G. p. A.. Pere Mar
quette r. r, Detroit. Mich
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
OIL INspEcToR sLockAoED.
Ashton Cannot Get Out ard Take Care
cf His Business.

Guthrie. O. T.. Juae 1.-The f1ct ihst
railroads haze had 50 much trouble "a ~
high water has caused oii IrsPecior A5H-
ton 10 resr-ln IN us otEca tais wek ~
stead - tra~eilE over The tef-iiaTf.
looking after fhe work o. deputy lisp si-
ors Nr ashton thinks thai he NlA ~
able % make @ frla over wf1ttrR OKLA
hc7.a next seek. but vIl 1ol lcaFe
Guthrie urlezs assured that tr1in sfrti1s
g. an -trEr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
WAS IN SOCIETY.
Young Mon Is Arrested at Walters for
Larceny.

Walters. o. r.. June 4-E. Horn was
this day held by Justice Of the Peace
Brown in bond Of 500 to answer IN the
district court upon the charge of lar
ceny- The Indictment disclosed that Horn
by fraud obtained from the Bank Of Co
manche County at walters So which be-
longed 10 Richard Taylor. the onense be-
ing felony. Horn was a late pr0min-
ent real estate man and merchant He is
single and has cut fair figure in social
circles Little sympathy is felt for him
a his victim was an iuterate farmer
near here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
SEVERAL PLACES BURNED.
Ell Reno Suffered Loss by Fire Yester-
day

FL Reno. O. r. June 4.-This city has
been tho scene Of a bad fire. The fire
fire startcd>in a creamery cafe. For more
than TWO hours the firemcn poured three
streams upon the flames and finally sub
dued them. after two frame buildings
were practically ruined. The following is
the property damaged and insurance:
Kicker q Springs. Creamery building,
insurance 5000; Scott Bros. cafe fixtures,
badly damaged. probable loss 500 no in
surance; J. r. Sackett. Birch Halr' sa-
loon. partially burned. insurance 5000; l.
J. Rhodes, saloon fixtures, insurance
Sl.ooo badly damaged.
The two small buildings owned by
Frank Wewerlsa were not injured and
their contents were only slightly dam
aged. No insurance.
All the damage is fully covered by in
surance except Scott Bros restaurant
fixtures. and it is decidedly uulucky for
the boys. who only started here about
three months ago. Their stepfather. J.
W. Brown, was burned out in Oklahoma
City recently
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05

was almost conclusive toward suicide, and
so the jury found in its verdict
NJ. Davis who had been arrested was cX-
onerated by the jury and given his liberty.
The funeral Of the deceased took place
at l o'clock this afternoon from the fam
lily residence, the interment taking place
in the Fairview cemetery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05

Bennett represented the defense and At
torney Ben Smith appeared for the terri
tory. County Attorney Baker was un-
decided this morning as To what further
action he would take in the matter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
ASSESSED VALUATION.
Oklahoma County Shows Up With
5000 600

Oklahoma City. o. T.. June 4.-The
statement of the assessed valuation of
property in Oklahoma county as per the
statement filed with the county clerk yes
terday by Assessor Wright. is SOP. 100.
The assessments for the county by town
chfDS iS aS follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05

IN attempt 'sss aad. 20 rfh tHt ifa-
crai poatolloc the sauie uient ard eaU-
pcHedly hy the Same parties. but the Hlsht
f1a- no tle oaice was Flccesatli iu -sar-
Ing the thieves away
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05

To- operate them by steam or gasoline or
other propellirg power in navigating the
Canadian river and 20 conduct and man
age parks and other places Of amusement
The capital stock is &l.0a The directors
. are Nm. c. B0rah. George Patchin. John
Casmas. w Y. RocsCh. and J. J. England.
Of Shawnee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
WHAT THEY DO.

Branettes are neither cooked "pre-dgested nor SO
treated that any of the wheat discarded 1t all there
lust as Nature makes it. Eaten uncooked they are quickly
dgested by the weakest somachs and the heahfu stimulus
they give to the digestive organs corects and cures all
ailments Of those organs.
To secure the best HEALTH resolts, therefore, they
houd Be eaten raw and this especially necessary IN cases
Of CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA,
which diseases are INVARIABLY completely and perna
nently CURED By their continual Csc. THIS WE POSI-
TTVELY GUARANTEE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
WHAT THEY ARE.

RANETTES the choicest whole specially
= prepared ALL of the wheat.
blood
complete andwe balanced ration.
dgsted and aiated BRANETT
Of au the foods solves this problem perfectly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-05
HOW TO EAT THEM.

IN their uncooked form. Branettes may be served with
combined with other live food ike fruit and nuts
or made into salads or served numerous other appeng
and palatable ways, as taste or fancy may suggest.
If cooked exactly ike oatmeal or cracked wheat, and
eaten with cream, they viii be found the MOST DELL
CIOUS OF BREAKFAST FOODS, far preferable to any
other and when cooked they may be Used as basis for
innumerablc dainty dihesthe boded or any
similar cooked cereal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-05

slgatbe Heihlen. elmer oaeelnein be-
liebten illugen Game. Sic pobnte
bel ibrem 8ruber, Sem Bfarrer
Heit,len bon Der ct. Soiepb' s.airbe.
@abreilO Der ablpeienbeit bes Yiar,
rers ihlieien Elm iiingerer gruoer
Der Game rno Hcp. @allace I'M
Sallie. Sic borteu mitteu in Der
9taht Sdlmer5ensihreie, iprungell
aus ibreu Setten ,lnO trafen auf Dem
Sorplos nit eiuem llnbefannteu alt.
iammen, Der ihnea aus Dem Seniter
iprang. Sic ianoen Die iInge Game
IN ibrem 3immer ermoroet. Ier
.Morber batte nit einem idmcren
Stein. Der nod neben Der 2eihc lag,
ibr Ben Sfdoel 5eridnettert. Gns
Wtotip lit mnbefannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-05
Tranfreid

Earis, 26. s(pril.
slus perihieoencn Sheilen Srnnf.
reid,'s treiien Melollnaen bon lnebr
oOer ipeniger crniten NubeilGrlulgen
imfolge Der perfiigten sluslueiilnra Der
9ougregationen ein. Sn ct. Gt;cnne
perihan5ten lid, Ole &apuSiucr in
ibrem alniter, unb in Sapre Der.
barrifnoirleu Ole Sonlinitancr nna
Sransisfoner bic 3ugGngc 6um Slo-
tier. looob Die 9eborocn Die Shiiren
hlrd, Sd)loilcr olliiprcngen pber
Eolliiilen ilber Sic Ntolleru tlettern
luiicn mlbten. Su 9inoe5 iiihrter
bie &upujiner cine Erotclt.Eru5.IIion
an. melhe eiuc gclualtlgc Elmer lion
annabm, lmo in MtoulinS uerlpeiger.
ten Die Meocnptorilten Der Yoli5et
cen 3utritt 81 itrcm &loiter nit Der
grflIrlug, iic hittcn 9eihlrcren.
MIR Der @elpalt jll mclgcu. q.
slm lcbtaitellcn lunrcn Die Gtluon-
ilrationcn IN Der Sretu0ne.
Sn 9tultes bclagerte eihe. lieIiga
WeniGenmenac ous 6erihtsgeuGubc.
in pcldem ser Wturouis Don ?irG
proseiiirt murOe. Ser Wtarullio mar
mGbreuh Ger aeitrigen llnrlben.
pclhe oas Spracben berittcner 'Sen'
Harmen gcqen cine 5000 &opfe Itorfe
Menae rnthmeloig gemad)t ar!te.
nit brei,lubswan5ig slnOercn per,
baitet pproen. 3u ieiner SerItcibt.
olrna iiibrte CT al, niht er iollScrn
Die 9rutalitGt Scr Epli5ei hattie SEN
Sfanool propp5irt. Gr erbie!t in.
reiien brei Gage 8ciiingnib ,rotftirt.
Hnhlano. \
ct. YcterSburh 80. slpril.
Cine Sepeitc aus &arS i'm aiiati.
iben 9tuBlano mcloet. Dob cine Gsfa.
rrpu tiirfiiher 2apallerle licbSia
@erit bon Saro.aampib IN Srans.
faipieu iiber Die ruiiiibe @ren5e ae.
fommen lei umo Miieue seulad)t babe.
meiter porSubringen. Gin ruiiiider
8rensppiten hnbc bes in Ser N0he
licgcrSe &oiafenrcgimcnt nlarrirt:
bie &oiafen ieieu Nnnn gclen bic
Silrfcu nnueiprelgt. hItten eiIc
Sulpe mli iie abacgeben lulb cimln
SiiiSier uuo ie,tS Mann getpbte;.
Sie Siirfen bGttan lid biercni iiber
Die @rcu5e SuriidgeSugeu. Sie
| fnt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-05

Sabrgaug 81.
Gunner, See, 8alopiu i,no slnoers
icId,e @raMiamfeiten taoeltcn. Vtele
Ofiisiere ieien Der MeinunG oaB
iold,e @rallialnfeiten erlallbt nno
notbpenoia ieien mesbalb er -
General Nliles = am %. 6ebrllar
cine 8efanntmahlrng erlicB. ipelbe
iolfc Nnli1ten peroammte.
General sluoiteur 9apis bcmerft
su obigcm 9eriht, oaB niele Serartige
;SGqe bon benz 4riegsaerid)te inter.
iitht iplroen, bab il, anberen 6allen
cine ltnteriudung in SorbereitMng
lei, aber groBe Sdwieri9feiten biete,
oa sic aneebli6en IbGter hauftg ben
ssrcimi0igen angeb0rien unb aus Dem
0ienit elltlaiien ieien.
llebcr sic Gage i'm slleencincn
iaat Der General Wiles:
vslui meinen Meiien. bmrh bcn Sir
d)ipelagos ipurbe ih oft brinacno ge-
beten. bafiir 81 iorgell. bob ben Sell-
ten bic sluid)affllng bon 2ebcnsmit-
teln erleidtert ,perbe, oa lie III ndh.
tier 3,lfunit oaran groBen Wangel
leiren meroeu. ssd CLAUDE nid)t, 0aB
es beute elm onoeres 0olf siebt,
melhcs 10 idiper 81 leiOen bat, lpic
oie ndt Millionen @eipobner Der
Ibilippinen. Sbr 2anb lit burd ben
ariea perlpiiitet poroen llnO. nlebrere
Yropinsen befinoen iib in grobter
Notb."
General Miles id)dst sic 3abl ser
Surh Seuhen llmgefonmenen allf
10000.
%abnmniaq.
8uffalo. Sans, q. s(pril.
Gin in n6rolidcr Ni6t,mg fabren'
Ser 3ua Scr Miiiouri Yaciiic-Vabn
ralntc in Ger 9tGbe Oieier Stabt IN
bic bintercn @agen eines srbeitssil-
aes binein ,mo elf Eerionen purocn
get0otct. slae Scrl,mgliidten limo
Staliener ,mb 8rieben. nit Mus-
nabme Ocs @erfiiibrers Heter Srp.
NiBperitanbene Seriiisun9en ioflen
Sos llngliid peridnl0et baben. MerStc
aus Buffalo, Gaffeppille uno ssnoe.
pcnOcnce nabmen iid Der Nerlp,tnoe.
ten oil.
Siitoriides 1ofameut iol oor Ser.
itSrnma be,uabrt luerben.
@aibingtoM 8. g., 81. Ibril.
9aS luid)tialte Tofllment ocs amc-
rifaniihen Golfes, oie llnabbGnsig.
fcits-GrflGrung miro niht ,ue5r
iGnser fir bas groBe Hublifrm iit!'
Car iein ,no oaiielbe miro bon iett
oil in einem groBen ierer. nnO liht.
iiheren Spino unter ShloB uno
Mieacl aebalten iueroen. slud a,li
internationalen gusItellllngen pirS
oas 1ofl,ment nidt mebr 81 iehcll
iein. 9ieie Gntidcionng tpur0e ge.
lcgentlib elmer Yriif,mg oes hi!to.
rid 10 rpidtigen Documents ieitens
lines Gomites Ser amerifaniid)cu
9lfaoemie Scr @iiienid)aften gc'aEt,
melde Jest in bieiiaer Staot ii
Gitumg lid, befinbet. 1ie Mnrc.
a,na su oieier 1riiflue eing bon
hem 8ibliotbefar oes StaaiS.Ge.
partements, MnSre,p NQen, aus. DC.
Cert Scs Documents lit nod leierlid.
oagegen iino Oie Mamen Scr llnter-
;eihner p0llig perblaBt. Bon benz
9samens5ig ,sobn Snncod's, ,peld)er
ais griter ieincn 9tamen mif has
9ofllment ieBte, lit MIR nod, ei,1
blaiier Sfinlmer iibris. Che mar
Sas 9ofllment bellte 0em Spinbe eill'
perleibte. iumrhe oasielbe pbotlgra,
pbirt.
Ut cs 0attenmur6?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-05
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Gbesbro, Soma, 90. s(pril.
Gt,pa 10 Ieilen bon bier, nabe
Granger. fano man bic init einem
Belpift inter Waiier gebaltene 2eiGe
ees sSarmers @us. 4rueger. Ger
aopf par ourd pielfahe @upben
entiteut. Sm arueger'S Wobn,,ng
iano man Elm Sopba nit 9lut be-
bcft, einc @agenipur iii6rte nad
Dem ssunbort Mno % man Srall
arueger in 8erbadt hat. bob iie
ibren Mann t6Otete uno Die 2ei6e in
cen sslnB mari. mmroe lie in &aft
9enommen. Sic betheuerte ibre I'm.
ihulO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-05
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