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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
Labor Leaders Must
Away from Canada.

OTTAWA, Ontario. Aug. 1o.-sena-
tor James A. Lougheed. the conserve
tive member for Alberta. has intro
duoed . bill in the senate to pro-
hieit Americans assisting In settling
labor troubles in Canada. II is to
be criminal offense for man who
has had . large experience in ar
ranging industrial disputes, and not a
oitisen OF the Dominion, to cross the
line to help settle labor troubles.
Finance Minister Fielding has a
resolution In the house giving Sis.-
600 each year for three years, SIo.-
600 for the fourth year and $4,000 for
the NTH year to procure cable news
from Britain for all Canadian news
papers. The money IL to be paid
over to the Canadian Press associa-
ton.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

Through his attorneys, Graves &
Graves. Fritz Dietrich. the gambler
who is now under commitment to
serve q term Of one years imprison-
ment in the state prison at Walla
Walla, has given notice that he WIN
prosecute an appeal from the original
Judgment and thus attempt to avoid
the legal consequences Of his rash
ness in offering himself as q vicarious
sacrifice for the 'beneft Of the fra
ternity Of chance.
The constitutionality Of the state
anti gambling law was fully and COM
pletely tested before the supreme
court In the habeas corpus proceed
ings instituted on behalf Of Dietrich,
80 It now appears that he will have
no chance Of regaining his lost liberty
by any mode Of attack upon the bane-
full statute which has proved his un-
doing.
1t will be clearly and plainly a
fight to save the self sacrificine
gambler from the penitentiary. and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

GENEVA, N. T., Aug. 1o.-Jessie
Hart, a young domestic Of this town,
received word today from Seattle.
Wash, that her uncle, James M.
Hawley, a mine owner. had died, leav-
Ing her his entire fortune OF $1,000
'ooe The money is nearly all invest
ed in stocks and in mining property
IN Alaska. Miss Hart is engaged
to marry a young man who works
on a farm near here. but according
to the provisions OF her uncle's will.
she must. in order to inherit his for
tune, marry Jerome Medley Of Daw-
bhon City. Alaska, whom she has never
sven seen.
j A letter to Miss Hart from a Sc
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
VICTIM OF GARFIELD
SHOOTING OPERATED ON

T. J. Turnbow. tho Garfield real
estate dealer. who was shot by J. e.
Brown. business rival. early Sunday
morning. was operated upon by DR..
Thomas at the Sacred Heart hospital
this morning. The operation was for
the purpose Of relieving the paralysis
that resulted from the wound. The
patient Is In a very critical condition
and II not expected to recover.
Previous to the operation Turnbow,
who was fully conscious. gave a
sworn statement concerning the
shooting to Prosecuting Attorney
Kimball.
There was great excitement at Gar
field over the sensational affair, and
Brown was rushed out Of town and
taken to Colfax In order. II 10 said,
to prevent lynchins. Both Brown
and Turnbow we're in . party Of men
walking on the. street. The crowd
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
FRANCHISE ASSESSMENT
/ IS AGAIN BEFORE BOARD

to exist and do business as corpor-
alton is a franchise and taxable as
such, I move that the amount assess
ed against the Lucille Dreyfus Min
ing company as a franchise tau be
stricken from the rolls and that such
company be notified TO appear and
show cause why its assessment on
other property should not be raised"
The result was tie vote. ayes be-
ing Foster. Dean, Collins; noes But
Ter, Burch, Funk.
The board adjourned until 3 O'clock,
when the question will be tackled
again.
Patrick Clark today pettuoned the
board for a reduction in asoassment
Of his Traders National nR stock,
valued at $4,000, by allowance for
an Offset for $52.500. the amount Dor
rowed on the stock. Action Was
postponed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

chase some of the best animals in
the west Last year some so first
class blooded stock were disposed of
at prices ranging from $3.50 to $1,000
a head. and about 80 imported hogs
found buyers around $50 apiece.
@. E. Mclaughlin Of Nelson, 3.
c., after comforting with the fair
management with q view to having
lacrosse match during the fair, has
returned home to take the matter up
with the Nelson laeross club. He
will submit an estimate of the cost
OF bringing the northern team here
for q series of games with the local
players, the expenses of which will
be borne by the Interstate fair.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
Weather Seems Hotter
Than Records Show.

n While 1t would appear for the last
few days that Old Sol was getting
In some pretty hot ticks. Weather
Observer Stewart says that the aver
Fags normal temperature FOR the first
10 days Of the month is "a degrees
|below the normal for August. On
Saturday the temperature registered
Fa1 and yesterday 30. the two hottest
days SO far In the month. During a
period of 81 years since the weather
bureau was established In this city
the highest maximum temperature
for August was 100 degrees in 1895.
and the lowest IS degrees In August.
lss1.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
CITY SHOULD Build
ITS OWN CREMATORY

Entirely disinterested people are
forming the opinion that inasmuch as
the DeCarie people are largely fur
nishing theoretical arguments as to
the success OF their plant, the city
is going against a grab-bag game
anyway; and IL the experiment is to
be carried entirely through the city
might as well build q furnace OF Its
own for half the money or buy 100
acres Of land beyond the city limits
and use 1t as a dumping place.
Those in favor Of the latter plan
say the city is stin small. that many
Of the co-called crematories are rank
failures. and Spokane can well AFFORD
to wait until the cSematory people
can vouch for the absolute practic-
ability Of their plants.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

Cibraltar.--Admiral Cotton's Amer
ican squadron arrived today from
Lisbon.
Madrid.-The cabinet has ratified q
100000 appropriation for st. Louis
fair exhibits.
Oyster Bay. L. I,---Baron Won
eternberg left this morning and Pres
ident Roosevelt passed q quiet day.
Topeka, Kan.--People In North To-
peka are fleeing to the hills to avoid
the high water. The Raw IL now
eight feet above low water mark and
ealsing half an inch a. hour.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

The veto Of the DeCarie crematory
proposition by Mayor Boyd is meet
ing with general appreciation. Ever
since 1t became know that Fred e.
Baldwin, president Of the city coun-
ell, was presented with $500 Of the
eity's money for looking at crema-
tories while east on personal bust
ness the whole crematory proposition
.rss been viewed with distrust by the
average citizen, who echoes the may
er'e remark, you'll have to show
me-"
To a majority Of the citizens who
have watched the progress Of events
neither crematory company or It's bid
looks good. The feeling 10 growing
that either company could build its
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
CLARK HAS FINISHED
WITH BLUE LEDGE

Patrick Clark. the mining man.
who has Just returned from a trip
through California and two weeks
.sest at Seaside. Ore. stated today
chat ne had surrendered al his IN
terest in the Blue Ledge property In
upper California. Said Clark:
have done no work there for
thrW weeks. The report sent here
from Portland that I had returned
10 the Blue Ledge country because
efApew discoveries was Incorrect. All
that can say about that property
- that 1t did not come up to ex-
pectations and I quit. BY the terms
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
Watelst to Be Held.

Paul Watelet's name was again
called in Justice Hinkle's court thiA
afternoon when Prosecuting Attorney
Kimball asked that the effort Of
Watelet to get free Of the charge Of
obtaining money by fraud be con-
tinued until next Friday.
Attorney Dudley, representing Nj.
Watelet. fought the continuance.
The court ruled that the case
should be continued when Prosecut-
ing Attorney Kimball explained that
kilograms had been received from
Ohio stating that a sheriff Is en-
route to Washington with papers for
the extradition Of watelet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
Chicago Clubs Pulled
40 Common Saloons

CHICAGO, Aug. 10. - Warrants
have been issued against officers In
more than hundred clubs. charging
them with keeping unlicensed sa-
looms. The contention is that clubs
having bars should pay licenses. In-
cluded in the lot are the Hamilton
County democracy. Union league and
Chicago Athletic clubs, the Steam
Engineers, Columbia Yacht, Mar
Quette, Illinois and Swedish Glee
clubs. Harrison has ordered the po-
lice to arrest officers Of the club
and II resistance Is shown to haul
the men in wagons.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

plant for about half the price that
was submitted in the bids for the
contract and still make money.
1t is this feeling that il believed
to be behind a proposition that will
emanate from one OF the city hall
ofiices for the city to build its own
crematory. In speaking of the matter
a city hall official' who would not
permit his name to be used said to-
day:
'"The mayor will be given until to-
morrow night to come to some agree-
ment with the other officials In the
crematory matter. and II they don't
get together by that time some start
ling figures may be given out regard
ing the cost Of the Dixon plant, and
what the Dixon plant IL like"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

Of my bond on the property discon-
tinuance OF work for 10 days forfeited
all, my rishts in the property. so you
can see where I stand today. I quit
three weeks ago.
Il DO not know whether any work
In being done there now or not DR..
Reddy has control OF the property
now and may be doing more develop
ment work"
Mr.. Clark is Drowned by the ocean
breeses and states that his stay at
Seaside was most delightful, there be-
ing host Of Spokane people at that
famous resort. He will be In Spo-
ZANE now for q protracted period.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
HAVERMALE Will
LOSE BIG ISLAND

g. G. Havermale. one Of the faith
ers Of Spokane and a financier whose
operations have played a prominent
part in various booms from this city
to San Diego. Cal, is at last to lose
she valuable property and water
rights lying along the Spokane river
from Howard street to the head of
Havermale island.
Executions we're issued today and
Sheriff Doust will Immediately ar
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

Teachers examinations are to be
held at the rooms of County Super
intendent Of Schools Drake on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday OF this
week. Superintendent Drake expects
that there will be considerably over
100 applicants for certificates. The
examination questions have been pre-
pared by the state board Of education.
and the papers will be sent to the
state superintendent OF instruction
for correction and review.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

range for the sale. The property is
valued at about $4,000 and the
claims against 1t aggregate 1884,
s09.13. These claims are in the form
Of four judgments. as follows: John
II. Gay, Jr., $14.S44.20; o. ]. Flagg,
$15,551.S8; Zeeb Gilman, $1S.78S.40,
and State Loan & Trust company,
t15,424.70 All of the claims have
been assigned to Gay, who is a
wealthy resident of San Diego, Cal.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
Wall 81. Broker Killed

: BOISE, idaho. Aug. i0.--B. 9. Ben
Aett. a prominent broker of Wall
street, was killed In a runaway acct
dent at Sweet on his way to Thun-
Ger Mountain today. DIR. Cramer.
one Of the party. had two ribs broken.
The brake broke while they were go
sng down hill.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
Vote for Queen Today.

Miss Anderson and Miss Fender
CAST are running a close race In tile
carnival queen contest. Only 10
votes separate them today. The vote
stands: Miss Burrows. tA4: Miss An
derson f33o; Miss Pendergast. $3.50:
Miss Sperry. e47: Miss Edwards. rae.
Miss nm, 7ss; Miss Isdell. alf: Miss
Zeuch, 875.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

SALT LAKE. Aug. 1o.-The' Utah
Construction company has been
awarded the contract for the con-
strpctiop of IS miles Of track run
ming from 6alientes, New. southeast
on the San Pedro. Los Angeles &
Salt Lake railroad. Eleven months
are specified to complete the work,
which costs 100000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
Many Killed In
Riot Of Strikers.

CRACOw, Aug. lo.-The Naprxod
correspondents was . witness 70 the
killing at Kis0. Many women ana
children were victims. The dispatch
continues that strikers are plundera
ing shops and storming government
buildings. The mob killed eight po-
lice spies. Prisons are overfowing.
Many corpses are floating in the
river, which leads to the belief that
reports that 60 are dead underesti-
mates the situation. 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
Plan b Bust Phone
Strike Has Failed.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1o--Today
was set by the Pacific States Tele-
phone 4 Telegraph company as the
day to break the strike Of iinemen.
The linsmen claim that big wages
and foremanships were offered In va
rious places to men who would de-
sert the union ranks. The plan failed
and the strike 10 still on.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
Telephone Girls
Make Over $3.50

The striking telephone girls report
that the net proceeds from their re-
cent ball will he far greater than at
nrst estimated. All the reports from
sales of tickets are not in. but at
least $3.50 win be realized for their
strike fund.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

Postmaster Harrison. who spent last
week at Boston In attendance at the
national convention Of postmasters. ID
now visiting his mother. who resides
In Vineland. N. J. II II expected that
he will arrive In Spokane about An
gust ~
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

LONDON. Aug. 10.-The Pail Mall
Gazette Berlin correspondent wires
that the government has been assur-
ed that the Balkan situation 10 not
serious. The present trouble is the
last Of the pickering Of an extinguish-
ed candle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. lo.--The
sherif's posse has just returned from
Fair Oaks. where they went to search
for two men. one armee with rife
ana both with revolvers, who held up
two boys and demanded ammunition.
The boys identified the pictures OF
Fahey and Davis. Supervisor Brooks
passed two men last night near Ante
lepe similarly armed
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10
Russia Wants Revenge

BELGRADE, Servia, Aug. 10
Last advices here regarding the at
tack on the Russian consul at Monas-
tir says the consul struck General
Darme with a whip because the latter
failed to salute. Russia has demand-
ed reparation in no uncertain terms
and notified her ambassador at Con-
stantinople that she does not care
for an apology from the sultan. but
wants exemplary punishment Of all
concerned.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

Another real estate transaction Of
Importance was made public this
morning by the filing of a deed from
Mrs. Carrie Harris to James O. Glenn
mer for lot and the east half OF
lot In block 81 OF Brownies addition.
The property. which Is situated in
the, exclusive district Of the city. Is
well improved The consideration was
$1,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

Cynthiana, Ky.--Arguments in de-
fsnse Of the White and Jett case to-
day were largely confined to attacks
on Eween's character ana Q ridicul-
Ing 81 the militia.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-10

LONDON, Aug. l0.-Premier Bal
four today in the house Of commons
said the government was unable TO
give any satisfactory assurance as to
the state Of affairs In Macedonia. He
said Europe still hoped the Russo
Austria plan will be successful.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-17
sus benz lbrisen @roRber3Ostbum.

Son Der Woiel, 10. Oft. Seute
bat man in Den meiiten Srti6aiteu
nit Der @einleie begonnen. 3par
polte man oieielbe mGelibit lang
Gusieseu, bod iaben Die @in5er lid
gcnotbigt, infplge Der burh oaS
naiie @etter beoiusten Sraubeuidule,
oas &eiegeiddft iett uorsunebmen.
Ger eriabrene 8einbauer mill Den
.Neuen" Dem 1901er glei6 teller.
lleber Den Breis ~oesielben laBt iih
nch uifts iagen. Die Srullben per.
oer init $50 bis $50 Sranfen pro
3enter beSoblt. 9os Moitgepiht
idpanft 5piihen 80 bis 20 @rao
Sehsle bel 10 bis 20 pro Wiae
Sdure. Sa oen Saliptlasen, 90 100
rett5eitig .gelpribt uno gelbipefelt
murhe. fam elm reGt trinfbarer
@ein ersielt perben.
Sid a. b. Nl3., Is. Oft. @eitern
Morgen begab lid Der bieiige S6it-
1ier 2eonaro Sbilipp nit Dem Berg.
mann 9arp nah aapl, INN BORT smei
Hieroe iiir Den bieiigen @irtb @ag.
net in Gmpfang Sl nebmen. Mui Dem
&iidpege m~Berbalb &up( fibrte
@arp Die Iierhe am 3itael uno SEQ.
naro alma hinter Der Tieroen. Muf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-17

Dereiniote Staaten.
Sp Der &iSge.

y@art On, tpau ~o'ipetbunen bed
freien!" 10 begriiBte rns Den Srau-
ihe Sos, als mir wieoer op Der Hibge
uulangteL llm unlere iabrlite
Hun0reiie an5utreten. @ir ianoen
aueS muuter uno eS freut inns, be-
ridtcu 8u fonueu, DOB nod .Iaes
beim alcn" as op Der Mtoge. Die
nelte Stride ibpebt uno ltrebt maie-
Itatiib Dor Dem @eiite Der Hioger
empor uno Seoer freut iib, penu er
oaran oenft, lpie id6n iie warben
fam.
@ir tratcn unieren 9eiu6 bei oen
Gibgeru IN aller Hnbe on mo fam.
ben audi oieics Sabr 10 5iemlid)
stiles mie ebebem. Natiirli6, Der
500 reiBt monde 2iiden IN ole
9teihen Der .8eteranen" aif Der
Nibge, aber ieoes Sabr finoet man
bod pieocr .frilhe" 8eiidter. De
n8reng" iteripen OBJ net aus. Sie
groBen Observation-Disclosures, wie Die
ienisen Des Serrn 8eter &einberg
nno @ictor's lrno Nilb mno @eilanb
lino SinnerS mo Inoere treiben
nod INNER elm lebbafteS @eIbGft,
meldes nit Dem @abstbume oes
Sances, Sumal nit Dem 8abst6ume
Der Staot Gbicugo immer groBere
HrcpcrtIonen onnimmt. Bel benz
INNER iteigenoen Sbnellperfebrc,
burh weld)er Die Sdnel3iige aui Den
gro6eT Ncbnlinien aQe Sbeile bes
nlittlercn @eitenS gans nabe an Obi.
cogo Gcrnmbringer, miro Die 3eit
mobl nift mebr 10 ferne lein, :penn
Der &eriaHotbanoel oieier Sduler lih
noh oiel beoeutenoer erboben miro.
@ir lpiiniden es oen eifri9en s(rbei.
tern uno @ei6ditSleuten auf Dos
@Grmitc. Serr Geinberg nit ieiner
srpbartig augeleeten Matur uno iei.
'ren poroiigliheu @eibaftSiGbia-
feitcn. 10 ipie Die anoeren aroBen
@lumenbdnbler werben i6on wiiien
nit ben G%rforoerniiien Der 3eit
Sdritt sm balterl. Ser Gelerie.
Sau lit cu6 cine Snbultrie, lpeld,e
rieiige Groportionen op Ger &ioee
aneenommeg bot unb oiel Stoff gum
giien mo Nahoenfen gibt. Gr lit
dber aud cine @ottessabe, beren &c.
iunbbeitlihe @irtmugen in Der
Meoisin Defenders iiir Die 6 T.
baItnng Ger Geinnobeit elm
mabrer Sesen lit. &egelmGBiae
Gelerie.g iier ioaen peoer Den Hbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-17
In WilbcrtuiQc. 1pmn. ml

IN WtipcffDluc, SD,un, ipltr0ell
fiir5lid] Serr Eeter sSlamaitg utl0
6rI, 2ena 6roit ebelidD getrnut. Sic
Spd5eit mlroe unter Sbeilnabme
pieler 8Gite i'm Sauie DER Gltern bes
grautigamS, Serr unb Srau Watb.
Slomane gefeiert. Zen Reuuer.
mdblten umiere ber5li6iten Slid.
miinidc!
Sm uriulin.9 loiter an ct. 2ouis,
NO, itarb 9~ienstag, ben II. Rppem.
Der, Wtlttter Beatrice, geborene Sen,
I'M Iltcr BON 81 Sabren. Gie Ser.
itorbcne itanmt Dem Namen naf
offcnbar aus elmer luremburger ga.
mile. Sie geeroigung fano IN
Nrcooiu bel ct. 9oliis itatt, mad
einem ieierlifen Seelenamte in Der
2loltertapeQe.
Oaa bic Gbrli6fcit, uno 5mor
Itrenge Gbrlihfeit, bel oen 2urem.
bnrgern nod INNER eepflegt miro,
erleben mir aus Der Sbatiabe, baB
uns elm ipoblbefreunoeter 2anbs-
mann 10 Gents 3uriidienbet, melhe
5uf1aiger @eiie ibm ~ nie( &C.
9eben lpurben. Der brabe 2anos-
mann ihreibt nit &eft: ySebem oas
Seiniac mnb Damn befommt Der
Ieuiel mihtsl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-17
Gtiuas Iangiamer!

Ser ,arisona Slider" bat Sbnen
Scrr @eoatteur lebtbin einem lurem.
burger Sbnaps eingerieben, biepeil
Gle benz Yruoufte BON @ipeuoanl
Guild al nabe getreten iino. IS bat
mid gemunoert, DOB Der sSsider"
Gle, segen ieine ionitigen 8erpobn-
beiten, 10 briioerlih bebanoelt bat.
9ieies h1tte err pobl unterloiien,
nemn er. ais 3eoafteur oes Slider"
iib ieiner eieenen Shpahen ni6t
beipilBt eemeien mdre. Sa id III
feiner Heoattionsltube iise, 10 fdat
bieie Hiidiibtsnabme bel mir bin-
meg.
Sic baben % in Sbrer lebten
Drummer cine Nusfiibrung gebrabt,
melde an Dem @laubem berefti9t,
Bob Der Central erein Die erIte 2e-
bensperiiheruug ibaffeu miiroe,
pelde tatbpliiter ieits auf elmer ee-
lunoen yolo line" 8aiis iteben miro.
Gem lit nun uidt 10. 9aS rNate
@oot" Der Samilien . S6usaeieu-
id)uit bon Wilpaufee, @is., seigt,
oaB oiele 8eieaidaft Dem @ittmen-
ino @aiien. 5ono suporgetommen lit.
Sic Isitation Der n@isconiiner" lit
niht nMirubtbar geblieben. Gs
bleibt Su boifen, bob audi Die anoeren
satbolii6eu @eieui6aiteu. oieien
0uten 9eiipielen folgen peroen. 0as
Siuausidiebeu bon Sabr 81 Sabr err
ibmert nift bios Die Sahe, lonoern
cs pereitelt audi Die Mogliffeit.
Cine Sebensperiiderling lit feline
eisentlihs hriitlibe 'Sobe. i'm @e.
ihGftSimn aeiproben, ionoern eine
Sode Der @erehtigfeit. Sie Mls-
reoe. Dab Die gintretenoen oamit SUI
frieoen leien, gtpas 5u nebmen,
perm es lanat, lit oas reinlte 9leh.
@tan frage BET ben 1914 Mit-
qlieoern oeS SroenS Der u. .. II.
W. bon Buffalo, u. g., Oh tie sufrie.
oeu DGreL pern Die $55,774,000,
fir melde lie perlibert iino, ibneu
rerloren aeben wiroeu. Dies beoeu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-17
Sin eiaenartiaes Grle6nis

bate bier in Dubuque peril. @ohe
Ser 8nabe Martin Hfeiffer, oils
er an Der glften StraBe iptelte. Gs
laa bort eben elm 9rabt, nelfen Or
better Ser Telephone eieuidaft ai,f-
ipanfen iollteu. Ger 8nobe bate
Den Grabt eben geraoe feit angeiabt,
oils Die Wdnner mittels elmer @in6e
oenielben in Die Sobe tpanoen. Ser
iilnge Hfeiffer belt felt nno muroe
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