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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
A CONDUCTORS PLANT.
He Turned q Woman Passenger
Around to Face the Oar when
AIighting and Made Trouble.

"If the powers that be-" said con-
ductor on a Madison avenue car, ac-
cording to the New York Commercial
Advertiser, would make it miSde-
meanor for a woman to get off NOV
ing car backward, fewer people would
be injured, the company would save
money and we conductors wouldn't get
gray so quickly. We all try our best to
teach women how to get off car, but
many Of them seem to be unable to
learn such simple thing as that.
"When they fall and are hurt they
blame us for it of course. But what
saddens me is the way they resent your
efforts to teach them how to insure
their safety. turned one woman half
way around one day in an effort to get
her to step off in the direction In
which the car was going. She slapped
nv face, 'sassed' Ia good and reported
me to the company as an impertinent
scoundrsl who ought to be in jail. II
I hadn't caught her when l did she
would have had bad fall. Encourag-
ing, isn't It? What did the company
do? Oh, they understand such things
all right"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
LIGHTING FOR PICTURES.
A London Scientist Pronounces the
Inca nd eacent Mnntel the Hest
for the Purpose.

What mode of lighting IL least in
furious to pictures? This question,
which concerns not merely public art
galleries, but also private collections,
has been experimentally examined by
Prof. Percy FARMLAND, f. r. s., Of
Mason college, Birmingham. His tests
were applied to electric arc lamps ard
incandescent gas lights, and his deci-
sion, to the surprise of the electricians,
il in favor of the incandescent man
tie, says a London paper.
1t is charged against the arc lamp
that It generates a small quantity Of
ozone and nitrogen oxide; but the gas
burning mantle gives off carbon diox-
ide, and to some extent sulphur com
pounds, however perfect the combus-
tion. The very best mantle light will
blacken a ceiling. No combustion Of
gas, where the products of combus-
ton mix with the air, can be otherwise
than deleterious either to man or pic
ture. II the burning is within chin
ney and the fumes are led out into
the open, the gas mantle is perfect;
otherwise its products are and must
be poisonous, only diminished in mis-
chief by the amount Of ventilation
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
WISE HINDOO STAR GAZER.
AatrOloEers Who Prophesled the Ill
ness and Recovery of King
Edward. OF England.

Some remarkable horoscopes of the
health of Edward VII, prepared by
famous Hindoo astrologers, were pub
lished November last in the Hindoo,
a native newspaper. These horoscopes
were recently reprinted in the same
paper and have been hailed with i'm
mense ro'ief by the kings loyal SUBJ
jects In y liza. These horoscopes are
certainly most remarkable, when we
remember they were published eight
months ago, though we may smile at
the cure suggested in the second:
A Tanjore astrologer predicted:
"Our beloved emperor will be soon en-
throned (Pattabhi-shekam) and will
brilliantly reign over his kingdom for
period of not less than IS years to
come. Some sickness would trouble
him, but his majesty's life is secure
for many years to come"
A Dndigul astrologer stated: 1.-THE
position Of the planets shows that be-
tween June 81 and 2S, 1902, the king
emperor will suffer Of boils like car
buncles throughout the body and the
conjunction also indicates danger. AS
a panacea for this evil the emperor
is recommended to make gifts of black
bulls, as 1t would give considerable
relief and sustenance to him."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
TITLE WAS SOON PROVEN.
Uncle Sam Buys Back Ian Il from Ma n
to Whom 1t Was Sold by Gov
eminent in 1910.

"You may go back home and pre-
pare the papers for the transfer of
your land to the government, making
sure you have the deed set forth
every transfer of the property, and,
when this is completed you can OBJ
tain the $500 which as been accepts
ed as the government price for your
site for n postofiice."
well, if that's all you want, I can
fix that up real quick. Just say that
the property is transferred to tho
United States from John McCusick
to whom the land was decided by the
United States in the year 1S40."
This is the conversation which
took place in the treasury depart.
ment CT the United States Saturday
between Supervising Architect Tay-
lor and John McCusick, of Saltwater,
MINI, at the consummation OF tho
bargain in which the government Sc
cures he title to a postoflice site in
Saltwater.
McCusick bought the land from the
government at $l.25 per acre in 1870.
lie has held it ever since, and now
he is selling 135x15o feet Of it back
to the government for the sum Of
ST 800
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
FORGOT HE HELD A POLICY.
A Durned-Ont Boston Clothing Mer-
chant who Overlooked N Risk
of $1,000.

A Boston clothing house was de-
stroyed by fire recently and in con-
nection with the adjustment of the
losses the representative OF one OF
the insurance companies interested
discovered that the insured had q
policy for 81 900 which had been over
looked. Upon making representations
to the firm the proprietor denied that
he had any such policy, and it was
only on the production of the books
of the Queen, showing when the
premium had been paid, that he was
convinced that he was entitled to the
sum involved. Even then he declared
that the insurance concern had made
mistake, but II 1t insisted that he
was entitled to it he would consent
to take the money. The occurrence
was so exceptional that special i'm
terest has been taken in the case,
with the result that the firms credit
will probably be materially strength
ened among insurance men.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
TWO YOUNG STOREKEEPERS.
How n Couple of Girls Found a Way
Of Keeping the Wolf from
Their Door.

Two girls who lived in pretty little
home near a large public school in
suburban town were suddenly made to
feel the necessity of making their own
living. Their father died, and their
mother was taken very i'll, so that she
had to go to a hospital, says the Bos-
ton Herald. The girls were young and
unframed, but they were old enough
to know that they must help to keep
the little home over their heads. They
talked it over bravely. eve can make
homemade candy best of anything"
said one.
''Yes" said the other, "and we are
way up here on the hill where there
are no stores, and the children have to
go way down town with their pennies,
and store candy isn't nearly so good
for them either"
That was the beginning. They made
candy, simple and wholesome, and dis
played it in their front bay window,
on a little shelf of their own construc-
ton. They arranged the window at
an hour when the children were hang
ing around ready to watch any new
thing that was going on, and soon they
had their customers. The children told
their parents, who became interested,
and ran into the store with sugges-
tions.
81 often get out Of thread said one;
"why don't you keep that?"
st would be handy to have a place
near by where we could run in and get
Shoelaces," said another.
81 so often run out of cereals and
haven't time to order from the city,"
said still another.
When the mother returned she found
a full-fedged candy and necessity store
In her front parlor, and two over
worked young clerks eager to welcome
her back to her home and their living
enterprise.
They do nothing on large scale,
but the store fills longfelt want, with
no debts on either side of the books,
and that Is one secret Of it's success.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
LAST KENTUCKY DUEL.
Recalled BY the Recent Death OF one
Of the Participants In tho
"Anair of Honor"

The death of Capt. 10. Desha at Gym
thiana few days ago recalls duel
which was fought in Scott county soon
after the close Of the civil war--a cold
day in March, 1s66-in which Capt.
Desha and Lieut.. Eimbrough, OF Gym
thiana, were the participants, reports
the Leadville Herald-Democrat. Capt.
Desha had served in the confederate
army and Lieut.. Kimbrough was in the
federal service. The duel was fought
on the line dividing Fayette and Scott
counties, on the James X. Duke farm.
Lieut.. Kimbrough was the challenging
party. Two shots were exchanged.
At the second shot Kimbrough was
shot through the upper part OF the
thigh, the ball passing through the
body. He recovered from the wound,
but always limped aftcrward. He
died a few years ago in Texas. At the
time of the duel Capt. Desha's LETT
arm was useless in consequence Of a
serious wound received during the war.
Desha and Kimbrough were neigh
Dor boys and schoolmates, and the
trouble began between them when at
school. 1t was renewed after the war,
the duel resulting. Maj. Harvey Nc
Dowell, Of Cynthiana, was Desha's
second, and Maj. Long acted for Kim
brough. Dr.. Benedict Keene, then a
priminent physician Of Georgetown,
was surgeon to the latter. The duel
was witnessed by Warren Smith and
George w. Downing. Of Georgetown.
This was probably the last duel ever
fought in Kentucky.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
HOW WILD ANIMALS FIGHT.
when IA Buffalo Bull and Lions Get
Together the Battle IL
Terrific.

In the pitched battles which some.
times take place between the great
earniyora and the largest and most
powerful of the OK tribe the forces
of animal courage, desperation and
bodily strength must be exhibited on
scale never elsewhere seen, says u
writer in Leslie's Weekly. Such COM
bats do occur, but have seldom been
witnessed, and still less frequently
described. Two or three lions some
times combine in such an attack, but
from the marks seen on buffalo 1t
is probable that sometimes there is n
single combat, for it can hardly be
supposed that the buffalo could es-
cape from more thSn one lion.
The number of foot-pounds OF en-
ergy put into such struggle mus
be something extraordinary. The ef-
forts of a lion, which can strike
mans arm from the shoulder and
leave it hanging by a strip OF SKIN
or which can carry "a cow over a high
stockade, endeavorihg unsuccessfuliy
In close grips, to drag down or disa-
BILE a buffalo bull, must be on 81
gantic scale, and the strength which
can shake him OFF, and, 1t is believed
occasionally crush the lion after
ward, must be even more amazing
A buffalo bull has been credited with
engaging three lions in mortal com
bat, and making a good fight before
he was disabled by one OF the hons
hamstringing him by biting his legs
from behind.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
Lost Indian City Located.

The site of the lost Indian city
Mascout ems, which was reported as
having 100000 inhabitants in 1915, has
been determined by the labors OF
Thomas Clithero, of Portage, Wis.
now extended over many years. lt
was the largest city in all Indian his
tory, SO far as United States terri.
tory Ia concerned, and the descripN
lions OF the Jesuits in the course OF
the seventeenth century, closing with
Marquette and Joliet in 1878, are said
to have been verified.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
Demand sim CondIuues

In spite Of the fact that the type
writer has displaced the pen in many
business Offices, the demand for pens
and pencils still continues. During
the year covered by the census re-
port, one gold pen, ten steel pens and
- lead pencils were made in the
United States for each family of five
persons.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19

While searching through old rec
ords the other day the mayor Of San
Reno discovered some documents
which show that n system OF wireless
telegraphy was invented as far back
as 1869.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
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The Kinw Of Spades.

Prof, William Petrie, the eminent En-
glish Psychologist and explorer, 10
known by his London intimates as "the
king Of spades on account OF his ma.
MIA for delving after archaeological
specimens.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
noru. nutternies.

Artificial butterflies are sometimes
manufactured for sale az rare speci.
mems 10 natural history museums and
private collectors.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
sub-Post Offices In Great Britain.

There are over 10000 subpost Of
fees in the United Kingdom, states
Austen Chamberlain.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Tenn SDbc c%ntrpnnen.

Mit fnapper Notb entsing am
Sreitag elm &nabe Hamens Erice
Dem 1obe our6 Grtrinfen. Or
ipielte unterbalb bes 2anounsss
plGbes nit einigen &ameraeen unb
Datete ms @aiier binaus, als er
plcslid ausslitt unb in elm tiefes
Sod gerietb. @r fam orei Nol Der
auf uno mar Sum oritten Wale inter.
g%eiltnfen, als elmer Der Irbeiter auf
einem Sloiie berbeieilte, unb nad
einigem Serumfiiblen in Dem 8aiier,
nit ieiner langen Sol5pite Die alei.
Der uno ben glrm beS 4leinen our6.
ita6 unb i'm ans Sagesli6t foroerte.
Man glaubte entidieben, eS f0nne
fem Qeben mebr in Dem iungen
80rper fem, aber trobbem roate man
i'm nlf benz Soben bin unb Der unb
OILS allies @aiier, bas er geifluft
batte, ausgelaufen par, i6lug man
beiien @rme bin uno Der uno 5og
pieoerbolt beiien 8unge beraus lnb
lieb iie pieoer in ben Muno Suriid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
0cipinnt ben Eartinnfnla-@6laF!

am nGhiten Snmstag, Dem @pr-
ebeno oes &artiuntula- Seites fam
Der beriibmte Iartiunfula- IblaB in
itbliGer @eiie ihon Na6mittags bon
Z Nbr an getponnen perben, uno am
folgenoen Sonntag ben gall5en Gag
big Communicating. o
9ie &irden, pelde in bieier gtad-
bari6aft bas Eripilegium bes Bor-
tiunfula.glblaiies baben iinb nnieres
8iiiens Die Ser5 Seiu airAe
bier IN Dubuque unb Die ct. 6run.
5isfus 9aperius : Stride in 9perS-
bile. Die @ewinnung bes 8artium-
fltla.Iblaiies lit elm 8rar6 aus ben
edit fatboliiden SanOern Gurppa's
nnb Die @ldubigen bier5ulmoe iolten
it'd Die @elegenbeit 5u Tuten MAIDEN
unb Der pielen AblGiie tbeilbaftig
neroen, pel6e nit ser Seier bes
Rortiunfula.Seites perbunben iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
SIR sic Contention bes fatboliifen
SDrjterproens

peroen groBartiee Sorbereitungen
gema6t, oa man TauienOe bon 9eilts
hern Dabreno oieier Gage erDartet.
Sim II. auguit miro cine groBe Or
furiion bon Gebar Hapios, Soma,
na6 Dubuque fommen un0 ga in Der
iel6en ISOLDE audi Der Sobour Cirrus
i'm Hutpoob Barf goriteGungen
geben miro, miro Die Staot Dubuque
in oieien Sagen bon EouienDen BON
8eiu6ern benolfert iein uno Dubuque
miro Dabreno Der ISOLDE bus @e.
orange elmer pabren @roBitaot tra-
gen. @obl in oen meiIten fatboli-
l6en Samilien meroen 9eiufer be.
berbergt meroen uno es miro in Der
StoOt elm 2eben un0 Sreiben berr-
i6en, mie mir es nod ielten bier er.
lebt boben. 9as 2ofal-G omite, mel.
dies Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
SGnben bot, arbeitet mie sic giber.
Die anmeloungen fir Suartiere IN
Dem Sotels lalfen i6on iest elm itno
es ipGre pieaei6t am 8late, pem
2eltte, melbe einige 8immer fir Die
Gage Der Gonpention 81 bermietben
baben, 9ieieS befannt MADDEN Mir
BEN. ba tpobl gta6frage nad iolfen
Eripat5immern bon beiu6enOen So
Mullen berri6en miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
GIetn aus etAot
nno Mtnse8eno.

- SIN Chicago &ecorosSeralo"
batte Der befannte reiienoe GORE.
iponoent @iQiam 6. Curtis erfldrt,
baB Serr sc. 9epereaur, Der Tra1i-
bent Der bielieen Union Der StraBen-
bobn . s~lngeitellten, bon Der 4rbeit
entloiien mprben lei, neil er @eloer
unterihlagen babe, als er in 9ieriten
Der Observation-Disclosures itono.
SEER 9eoereaur bebauptet MN, er
meroe Serrn Curtis fir bieie Ser.
0ffentlidung geri6tli6 belangen
laiien.
- 8eaen pI0blide nnberoanli6s
felt mltB man raid grleibterung be-
fommen; es giebt ni6ts geiieres, bie
ltriade 81 entfernen, ais Or. auguit
aonie's Samburger 5ropfen. sic
frdftigen Den Iagen.
- SSm Sole bel Der Samilienpob.
nllne nabe 9perspille, ertranf IN
elmer 9iitte bod @aiier, 2ena, bos
b~reiiGbriqe Eodter6en bes Serrn
unb ser Sral1 s(nton Safer. Die
g9utter mar aui Oas Selo gegangen,
Inn Dem Sater Gilen 81 bringen unb
ais tie 5uriidfebrte uno bas &ino Der.
miBte, iteQte man cine Su6e nod Der
8leinen on. Gum gntiesen Der
Gltern fanb man Den 2ei6nam Der
aleinen in elmer gr0bern 8aiierbiitte,
melhe bel einem 3ailne itanb. @ts
bie aleine iber Den 3aun flimmen
poIlte, ideint oieielbe in bas 8aiier
geioaen uno bort ertrunfen 81 iein.
= 81 Sairplap nurbe Serr
Slogan Der 9eiiser bes SoteIs oa.
ielbit peril. ISOLDE WOr9ens tobt i'm
@ette porgefunben. yin Ser3idlag
ioa oes Iannes 2ebens elm Gnoe
eema6t baben. Der 0~erltorbene
mar etlua 40 Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Gin btataeS 0eim.

SD babe 1900 4der 9ano in Stearns gpunth.
Mtnn., an perfanier. Sn oieier @egeno iiuo nur
beutide Sarmer. Gas sanb lteet cine bis bier
Meilen pom Der Staot uno ebeaioueit BON sir
Sarmprobutte. Der goben III idlmer uno hot
cine lehntige uuterlage, Sberlabe ,Blad 9oaiu"
uab irhon fat]rolie, Ser Briefs fir milbes 9ano
lit SIS bis $40 per Nder. 5erttge 5armeu Sl ioli
9Hug, 80 Slccr ssieie, neueS JrnmebauS uu5
Staa, ~ @eile BON elmer Staot nit 700 @irs
tppbuern, 4retS $500. No. 9: 1G0 @tcr, 4 Wetlen
BON Der Stnot, IS Nder inter 4fuq, Is Mder
s8teie. Der &eit in Erabtfen3. Yreis $4,000. Ro. 8:
200 Qder, so Nder inter &fug, Is &der @ieie, Steit
tn Srabtfen5, gro6er Stau, @obnbaus, Sruhts
nidt etnmal sos per Nder. l(udl babe i'd nod
peridiebene anoere Garnien. User Elm autes Seim
mill, fuenoe fih on Senrp Slcnfe, Greeport,
Miuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
lteber etucn %beriibmten @crpanSten
bes Serrn 9. Sllsbpff

leien mir IN Der yNem gorfer
Thanksgiving" Solgenoes:
ISM 3oologiiden @arten 81 Miin.
tier murOen 5lpei observation-disclosures
Der beimiihen Maturforiher Haitol
Solsmam nnb 8rofeiior Or. aarih
e1tbiillt. 9olsmann bot ii6 ballpt.
idfli6 perOient semaft ourh Die gr.
foridung Der meItfdliihen @ogelmeIt,
aorid DEFENDERS in Der 9otanif ilnb
Gntomologie."
Ger Deitfdlii6e Gfarrer gpls.
mann, bon melhem in Sbigem Die
Heoe lit, mar elmer Der ereBfen
Srnitbologen 9entiblano'sI Ser.
ielbe mar Elm Better Der @utter bes
Serrn 9. Siilfsboff bier in Dubuque
unb batte cine ornitboloeiide Samm,
lung "a ammlllng u%lsgeitopfter
@ogeI, melbe nod beiien Sobe Der
l~{nlperiitdt Miinlter permaht muroe
uno melbe nod beute als cine Der
berrlibiten Sammlungen oieier Irt
betradtet tplr0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Die Srancrfeier fir Yapit Geo ocn
Sreischnten

lit bon @ti9r. 9fpun ais 7i05eionber,
meier, Dabreno ser Ibpeienbeit oes
bohm'iten @r5bii6ofes auf WittpoH
oIeier Mode onberoumt Dor6en. 9[n
oieiem Gage fin0et nGmli6 in Rom
Die feierli6e @~eiietung Ser l1eber-
reite oes 81. Gaters itatt. GS lit
Der neltnte Gag nad leinem Sobe unb
es miro ~aIsbann in Ben &irfen Der
Gr5Oio5eie ebenfols Der Srauergot-
tcsOtenlt Dor ii6 geben. Sn ben
Souptfirfen miro cine 8reoigt iiber
ben 81. @ater, bas gopittbum unb
oeiien 8eOeutung in Der @ei6i6te,
gebalten neroen. Sie Girhen iino
aIle init Srauerflor fir oen peritor.
benen oberiten Sirten bebaneen unb
Die Srauer5ei6en neroen einen
Wonqt lang in Ben 9ir6en bangen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28

rn Den Sngesblattcrn miro Ole
Nod)rid)t Dcrbreitet. ooS ouf Dem
G%tgentbume bet ~iuppilien.W blonde
Su Seem Weuerap i'm bieligen Goitntp
Suellen gefunoen Doroen ieien,
pelhe 2itbia.@oiier berporlpr,,oeln.
3u 0perSpile ipielten cine Gin.
Sabl Snaben Bel Den SeIbebGltern,
melde BET ben @eletien Der SninoiS
Central : 9abn baielbit iteben. "a.
bel m,rOen bie Rleiber ser &inoer
nit Gel benefit. Gum llneliid ge-
rietben nun b~ieientgen oes iunsen
8. Solbroof IN Seuer unb Ole SIam.
men leften Die Soien bes @naben
bonn 2eibe. Ger Sitnee trllg idner5-
lihe @erleBuneen oopon. Or. g.. S.
u. Wtiiaer mur6e gerufen, Inn ben
&letnen 81 b%ebanoeln unb erflGrt,
SaB Oerielbe nit Dem 2eben bapon
fommen miro.
Srm Butt, Ole Mutter ser Sc
briiber Butt, Der befannten @agen=
idlmieDe ser Stobt, erlitt am Sreitas
einen Sblaganfau, peIder oeren
2eben beoroben ioa.
Sm Sitter bon pier3ig Sabren
itarb I'M Merep SoipitaIe Serr Sob.
Siefele BON Sen @eit. Ierielbe
itarb am 9onnerstage nad einer
aronfbeit BON iebs Monaten.
= Sn Ser oentihen, fotboIiihen
Stride su Sreeport, Sa., mMrben bonn
bohp. Sater Sabotage buielbit che.
lid %getraut: Serr Srieorib g. Gie-
pers bon 91,buqlle unb SRI, &atba-
rina SeBler, ebenfals bon Dubuque.
9ieielben traten cine SpG5eitsreiie
na6 Chicago an.
Sn Der @obnune ibrer @ltern,
359 9aufmunn Ipe., itorb am Conn.
tag Ha6mittug Inn 2 ubr Trl. Mtarta
&aesbauer an einem Ser5leioen, I'M
Sitter BON Is Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Ger budllu. Eatcr @nielmus Iiiaer,
3. G. s., BON Snincn, en-,

leitete bier in Dubuque fiir5lif sic
@rercitien fir bie Srunsisfuner-
S6DeItern uno beiufte BET oieier @e.
legenbeit Die berohbarten @enleinhen
auf oirefte Ginlaoune Ser bobw.
Serreu Eforrer. Batter Miiaer lit
Heftor oes Ct. Sran5isfus Solamns
Golegiums in Guincp, ST., unb als
elmer ser tii6tigiten gr5ieber bes
Qanhes befonnt. Siele 9ubuQuer
anaben baben lire Stuoien bfsielGTf
gemaht unb oeoenfen 'bes VI per-
oienitpoQen Buter &eftor NIT 2iebe
unO pabrer 8erebrung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Sic Grncnnnns Ses EpliSeidef 6.
Mpradn

lit infolge Der geihIiiiie Der r9ap
ano Srber Iaiance" unteriudt nor.
BEN uno es miro beridtet, oob 9iir-
gelmei'ter Berg 5por 6. @organ
gum 8oli5eifef i'm Staotrotbe er.
nannt babe, DaB aber Der Stabt.
niemals bteie Grnen.
beitdtigt babe. anbere
Grnennungen, mei6e an benz
I elben Ibenbe Dor Ben Stabtrotb
fumen, milrben bon bieiem g II g e.
e 3 e n, aber n DIT oieienige
Gbef @organ. 9u5u
iogt nod Die Itdotiide Sroinan5 be-
5iigli6 Ser Grnennung bes Boli5ei-
defs ausoriidlid, baB bieielbe Die
9 eltatignng bes Staot-
ratbeS baben muB. @enn
Gem 10 lit, bitten Die Witelieber Ser
o2am onb Srber 2eague" iett Sele-
genbeit eiten Der Sauptfreunoe aaer
5~peifelbaften GIemente Der Staot
sur Metenidoft SIT 5irben. Sc eber
9ieics gei9iebt, beito beiierl
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Smrdfabrenbe @asen gum Telblaser
Der q. u. ~.

~~hfuJIuCtShuS ~S"SSH dhW OS*os"SS"
Der q. y. u.
5u San Sranciseo, Gal, iiub auf Der
Chicago, WiIpuufee & ct. Huul-
gilenbabn pia Der 9enper & &io
@ranbe. gabn 81 baben. Oieielben
nerben am Wontag, oen 10. Imguit,
bon ~folgenoen StGbten ~abfabren:
Sbeloon, Waion Gttp, 9ecorab,
Cedar Naptbs unb Berrp unb 5rpar
pirb ourbfabrenber 0aeen fir
cine ieoe biefer Srti6aften bereit fem.
Glh perben Dubuque, @inona unO
Garibault lie einen Sdlafpagen
baben. Sieie @aseu iperben ale
aueinan6ergebGnet perben uno 10.
nit einen our6fabrenben Shnel8us
nod San Sranctsco biloen. Wafen
sic Sbre S6lahuagen.& eierbationen
bei Soften BET Dem nafiten Mgenten
Der Chicago, Wilpmtfee & ct. Baul.
9abn ODER BET Sobn 81. Goof
@elt Union, Soma
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Nm Qan0iuhsr.

Sir baben an 100, 900 elder porSiigIieber Sarrt.
9Gnbereien In Minneiuta uno SIorSatota Al
Ereiien BON So bis s2l pro Nder 81 oertnuien.
Gbenfals cine Sarm BON 1920 Qder nit guteu
Bebanoeu.
Cine 5arm bon 40 elder, idmnttlid5 cultiptrt
nit guteu @ebauoeu.
Gin lih gut 3ableubes Sotel uno auoereS Farm.
uno Stabtei9entbum entiueoer Su oertauien ODE,
an oertauideu.
Bite BEL urS our5uiprehen uuo mir iperoer
Sbreu @iinlden entipredlen. .
Jctn Mtcr Il 60,
GrunbeigertDunls unb gerlid erinqS= Qgent,
$50 Siebente Giraffe, Dubuque, Som6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28

@ei!n 3uiomnennieten bcs
S~ellerbeerbes etner Sofomotipe IN BEN
vWtilDnilfee Chops" belt Der Mrhet-
ter gmos Softer bds S6logeiien,
ip1brenb elm onOerer Ir6eiter nit
einem i6neren Sammer Die S6lGge
fiibrte. 0obei elitt Ser Sommer
BET einem Shloae ieitDdrtS, prolific
bon Dem giica ob uno trof Serrn 81.
Softer on ben appf, inn cine baB.
lide, nber niht lc6ensgefabrli6e
mltnoe beibringenb.