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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-02
LON BRYsoN GETS 1T.
He is Appointed Postmaster at Daven.
port Vice Metzaer.

Washington. March 31-The Presi
dent appointed the following postmast
ers: Illinois, Mt. Sterling, John F. Re
gan; Western Springs. w. A. Collins
Iowa, Davenport. Lon Bryson. Wis
consin, Mazomanie, Sutcliff Parkin.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-02
j. c. BARCLAY PROMOTED.

Is Made Assistant General Manager Of
the Western Union.
New York, March 31.--J. G. Barclay,
electrical engineer of the Western
Union Telegraph Co., has been ap--
pointed assistant general manager of
that company, entering upon the duties
of the newly created Office April 1.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-02
Campaign in Washington Ends
In Election of Alberson.
REPUBLICANS WIN IN BLOOMFIELD
Two Republican Aldermen Elected in
Democratic Wards in Davis County
capitaI-Perry Has a Republican
Mayor After Strenuous Campaign.

Colfax, March 31.-(Special)- Gen.
J. B. Weaver, for the past two years
democratic mayor of this city, is to
be succeeded by a republican as the
result of the municipal election held
here yesterday. j. H. Hahn, the re-
publican candidate. was elcted by a
majority of "a.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
A "stIcI,. rnnthhrnsh

My mother, says woman corre-
spondent of Medical Talk. had five
children, and as soon as we shed our
teeth she made each one OF us get n
stick toothbrush "a broken of pieco
of black gum limb and brush our
teeth every night after supper. We
used no tooth powder of any kind I
am the oldest of the five children.
am thirty years old. We kept up this
nightly tooth brushing No one OF us
has ever had the toothache Only one
OF us ever had TO have a dentist even
to examine our teeth and that only
once. Though we are all married and
scattered, the old habit, which is n
good habit, still clings TO us. / still
use stick" toothbrush every night.
believe If every mother would have
her children follow this rule the den
lists would all starve or go out OF the
business
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
THE CHINA CLOSET.

OF economy OF labor, but where this Is
not practicable and where the closet
must stand by itself In one of the
walls OF the dining room the design In
the illustration may prove suggestive,
even II all its features are not follow
ed. The top shelf is not inclosed ex-
cept by low latticework In front and
forms an excellent resting place for
pieces OF fine china, particularly such
as Will lend some color TO the room.
Additional color may also be secured
by using n curtain OF "old blue" over
the middle compartment of the closet
The woodwork OF this china closet
that is exposed to view. including the
fronts of the drawers, should be OF the
same material as the wood OF which
the table, chairs and sideboard are
made. The rail at the bottom OF the
middle compartment may be OF brass
or of the dull black iron that is used 80
much at present. and SO artlstically, for
decorative purposes Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
Miss Jennie wIidc.

Miss Jennie Wilde OF New Orleans is
one Of the two designers for the New
Orleans carnvals being also intrusted
with the same work for Kansas City.
She is granddaughter Of the poet and
statesman Richard Wilde. and was
born in Augusta, Ca. She pursued the
study Of art In New York and soon aft.
or opening a studio in her own city was
asked TO submit designs for one Of the
parades. the effectiveness Of which f.
talked OF all over the country.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
simpiIclty Of Decora,ion.

Simplicity is the keynote of the hour
In decoration. Before this result Is
achieved In some houses there Will
have TO be a carting away Of numbers
OF objects which do not meet the re-
qulrements of simplicity. William Nor
rls, the great advocate OF simplicity.
said, "IIave nothing in your house
which you do not know 10 be useful
and believe 10 be beautiful aud II this
becomes an ultimatum. as there are
signs OF its becoming. there will be a
new vocation for women-that OF eliml-
nator.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
Putting Down o,Icloth.

In putting down olcloth you do not
tack as you go, as with carpets. Plan
out the whole room first, putting In n
tack here and there 10 hold ii all In
position until ready for the final tack.
ing. IL is disagreeable TO fit ollcloth
and you Will need very sharp knife
TO keep IL in shape. A good way to
keep keen edge Is to have piece OF
fine emery paper, and every once in
awhile lay the blade OF the knife fat
on il. drawing It along as II It were
an oilstone. After the ollcloth is fitted
put I'm as few tacks as possible. Mat
ting is laid in the same way, but sta
Piles will be found better than tacks TO
use at the joints to prevent fraylng
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
skin Lotions.

For open pores the following is nice
lotion which may be used after steam
Ing the face: Orange flower water. six
ounces; tincture OF benzoin. one dram;
add little water very slowly Here IL
an excellent cream TO rub into the
pores at night when exposed to the
wind; IT makes the skin elastic instead
OF allowing II to harden: Take lanolin.
half an ounce; oil OF sweet almonds.
half an ounce; tincture of benzoin. n
tcaspoonful. Mix the ingredients and
apply.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
NEWS OF THE MINES
The Weeks Events in Mining and Kindred
Industries.
THE MICHIGAN.

- The Oliv~r Officials including Pre-
n syident Cole, we're in Amasa last Satur-
4 day and mer- a thorough investigation
Of the Michigan mine. While the in
\ formation tones second hand. yet it is
stated on good authority, tnat the
orders are TO mine out what ore is
standing in the pillars on the third
level, about 10, 600 tons, to do some
more-crosscutting on the bottom while
tbs,inining is in progress and If no.
thing is.shown up in the crosscut the
mine will be abandoned. The Mich
igan..has proved very disappointing TO
the Oliver people. They had a fair
lsized bunch of good ore on the upper
levels, a continuation of the Hemlock
deposit, but it cut out near the shaft
and nothing has been found TO the
south at all. All the ore that was
found on the property came from the
north end adjoining the Hemlock de-
post. 1t seems that the formation
closed on the Michigan property and
has not opened again. The formation
rs a true one, the foot wall being what
is termed the Hemlock formation by
hhe geological division of the Iange.
and the hanging a black slate. The
foot wall is very irregular and it is
possible that at a greater depth it taxes
"A roll back again as has happened a
couple of times in the Hemlock.
1t is to be noped tnat the Michigan
will develop some ore on its lower level
so that the property may be kept going
as its closing down will be a severe
blow TO Iron county.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
THE GIBSON.

The visit of the Oliver officials last
Saturday brought out the information
that the water will be pumped out of
the mine and crosscut driven where
the water was struck to see what there
is there. 1t was thought at the time
that the inflow Of water was a good
sign. probably meaning the nearing Of
an ore.body.
The company has been holding the
water at the second level for couple
of weeks waiting to near what the
future prospects of the property are.
1t is the general opinion about Amasa
that there is ore on the property.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
M. SAvLAN Prop.


John G. Whittier, the Quaker poet,
once in describing the usages of the
Quakers in regard TO speaking in
meetings" said that sometimes the vol.
untary remarks were not quite to the
edifcation of the meeting. 1t once hap
pened that certain George c. grew
rather wcarisome in his eXhortations,
and his prudent brethren, after solemn
consultation, passed the following reso-
luton: 1T Is the sense of this meeting
that George G. be advised TO remain
silent until such time as the Lord shall
speak through him more TO our salts
faction and profit"
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

Don't say that it doesn't matter how
you look around the house, for IL does
matter great deal. 1t matters for
the general credit of the establishment.
OF which the feminine head Is the
creditable or questionable representa-
tive; il matters in its example 70 the
children and TO the help; ii matters to
the husband and father, who usually,
II he is half man, feels sense Of
pride In the appearance of his family
Ii Is poor encouragement to him 10
find confusion and carelcssness In dress
and waste and destruction running riot
about his dwelling. II Is one Of the
important duties of every woman TO
keep herself and her house In condl-
ton as presentable as possible, consid.
ering her circumstances
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
Thc Thront nnd ron.ns.

A simple gargle for a sore throat
may be made by adding fifteen drops
of refined carboic acid TO quart Of
water. Remember 10 shake thorough
ly before using-otherwlse II will be
useless-and gargle four or five times Il
day In case Of swollen tonslls ten.
spoonful OF powdered tannin dissolved
In tumbler Of water forms an excel
lent gargle, which should be used ev.
cry two hours. \ gargle of perman
ganate of potash, not too strong. is al.
so excellent for use in cases OF mild
sore throat.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

A pretty, durable curtain for book.
case or set OF shelves Is made Of light
brown burlap with trimmings Of red
The curtain is thrown over brass rod
fastened 10 the top In such way as TO
form n deep lambrequIn at the top. The
burlap is lined throughout with turkey
red. Red felt Is used for the border top
and bottom. being feather stitched 20
the burlap with red worsted in clusters
OF six quite long stitches. the middle
one longest and the others graduated
toward each end. The clusters OF stitch
es are about an inch apart. This makes
an inexpensive and very effective cur
thin.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
Advice TO College GIri..

Aim for success. DO not select call
ing which IS beyond you. II Is better 10
be good housekceper than poor
teacher. II Is better 20 be an expert stc-
nographcr than an inferior lawyer II
is better 10 bc an efficient nurse than
an inefficient doctor. Perhaps the more
ambitious calling will bring slight no
toriety In the beginning, but II n girl
wishes TO take a worthy place I'm the
world she must not only follow her
bent she must consider whether she
has strength for the long race.-Phila.
delphla Inquirer
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
Dinner Tnhlc slmpiIcltY.

The hostess who dotcs on eXtrava-
CANT simplicity has her dinner table as
plain and simple as posslble-a cloth OF
satin whiteness, ferns instead of flow
ers, unshaded candles instead OF elabo-
rate and petticoatcd electric lights or
lamps. The only bit OF prctcnslon is
the menu holders, which may serve as
well for the name cards. This bit OF
prettiness Is In the form of a porcelain
flower, tinted in natural colorings.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

Bella-I certainly think you deserve
great credit for your kindness to your
mother.
Mlldred-Oh, It's only natural.
Bella-I don't know IL isn't every
daughter that invites her mother to
her SWEETEST dinner parties, as you do
Brooklyn Life.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

To whlten soilcd white lace baste the
lace to sheet folded twice. Mix
starch and water TO paste in bowl.
Spread this paste on the lace and put
1t in the sun. When the starch is per-
fectly dry rub II from the lace careful
ly. IL the lace is not clean repeat the
process.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
The Linen Bar.

Linen bags may be made by sewing
two towels together II they are firing
ed or have colored borders so much the
better. The top end should be turned
over TO form casing for the ribbon
with which the bag IS drawn up; the
lower end should be stitched across
just above the ornamental part of the
towels
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

A pretty china closet with a display
Of dainty ware is one OF the dining
room features that are dear to the heart
OF every woman. and with a little in
genuity and the use OF few fancy
dishes surprising results may be OBJ
tained
A china closet opening both from the
kitchen and from the dining room Is
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

Professor ]. w. jerks OF Cornell be-
lieves that women are well fitted by
nature TO become managers OF large
hotels and suggests that schools OF do
nestle science extend their courses to
prepare educated women for the pro-
fesgiOn
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
on, Or ,he nenrr. nlt,crne...

Blobbs r Scribblcr has had no less
than nine plays rejected
Slobbs-What is he doing now7
Blobbs-Wrtlng essays on the de-
cline OF the DRAMA philadelphia Rec.
ord
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

According TO the state factory In
spector, there are 1900 girls In the
Pennsylvania mills between the ages
OF thirteen and sixteen. or this num-
ber approximately 1000 work at night.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

The Landlady Which part OF the
chicken do you prefer, Mr. Lanks?
The Boardcr-Ether half Will do.
thank you. Mrs. Hungerford.- Puck.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

Don't think the time is wasted which
you spend In acquiring a graceful gait,
for II exercises both subtle and a
mighty charm.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

We are here to save you dollars. Don't
forget the place when you want to purchase
anything ii our line. Come one, come ALL
Strictly one price to all.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

-
The intricate system of bookkeeping
necessary with billion and half dol
lar corporation mas prevented all but
those who have made minute study
of the tubject from forming an accu-
rate idea OF the changes which have
occurred in the United States Steel
Corporation 8 position in the two and
~ quarter years in shich il has been
in existence. Such minute study is
the more necessary from the fact that
the basis of valuation ON which the
different properties were taken in has
now become absolutely no criterion OF
the actual values of the properties as
aggregated. The proportionate parts
of the total value OF the corporation 8
properties as now lined mp which much
higher and in other cases much lower,
than the basls on which they were ac-
quired.
Thus by a process quite exact but
too long TO reproduce. it can be COM
puted that, on the basis on which the
outside one-sixth interest.in the Oliver
iron Mining Co. and the Pittsburg
Steamship Co. was acquired, subse-
duent 10 the corporations formation,
the value OF the five-sixths owned by
the Carnegie Co. was equivalent to
but If. SO percent of the total value of
properties controlled by the Carnegie
Co. Il can hardly be claimed that
after the corporation was formed the
outstanding one-sixth was worth pro-
portionately less than the fve-sixths
originally acquired, yet it IL we'll re-
cognized tnat the ore thus acquired is
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22

The best school OF good manners Is
the family gathering. and the basis OF
good manners Is courtesy.
The diamond drill., 1903-08-22
THE ARMENIA.

Work is still prosecuted at this pro-
perty Notwithstanding the fact that
the general expectation OF shutdown
is in the air. The new shaft was holed
through last week the men raising
from the bottom breaking through to
those sinking from above This gives
the property two shafts and opens mp
much glound to the east.
The diamond drill is kept at work
4 boring flat holes to the side of the
rock crosscut in an endeavor to locate
tie ore deposits so that there may be
no further mistake in locating per-
manent surface work. 1t Is under
stot q that the shouings made by the
drill are good and that there is every
indication OF the Armenia proving up
to be big mine
1t is "a we'll known fact that the old
shaft will. sooner or later, have TO be
abandoned as it is too close to the ore
body to stand The ore measure
made much larger than it was thought
would ever be the case when the shaft
was started thus eifecting the shaft
The enginehouse and hosting plant
is also too close to the ore for perman-
ent safety. II is likely that before
any more wsrk is done at locating
shafts or buildings of any kind the ore
measures will all be located so that no
mistakes will be made in the future.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
SpA bcs Ncrrn $. Nan1ucr.

SSn Der Samilienipobnung auf &c
minnrp SPILL, itarb i'm sitter BON 1G
Sabren uno II Wonuten, Der beltbe-
fannie Serr Seinrtd Suuouer nad)
larger f6nler5lider 4rantbeit an
9onnerStog Mprgen. Der 8erltor-
hene mar mcgen letnes glrterl, irieo-
iamen unb freunolid,en Gbarafters
ouf's Bette betnnnt. Serr Seinrid)
SanGber mar am 5. Weui 1926 81
Sitertpeg bel Goesfelb in @eltfalen
geboren llnO fam i'm Sabre 1857
nad) Imerifa, mo er Die erIten brei
Sabre lang in @ilpalltee, @is.,
Iebte uno Damn nod dubuque fam.
@r hinterlGBt ieiue Satin uns Die
&inoer: Srou Seinrifl @ilaina. SO.
iepb, SrieOrid, SEQ n1o SRI. Gli5as
beth. Gin Sinh itarb oils Sroens-
idmelter I'M SrGen Der S6meitern
non Ga Groiie, @is. Die 9eerbi9ung
ionb om Samstag Worgen bon Der
Ct. Wariens&irdye aus, inter iehr
5oblreid,cr &etbeilienng itatt. Wo9e
Ser &eritOrbene ruben IN Srieoen!
Cen trauernben Sinterbliebenell
inner ber5lihes Seilei0!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Ser Sclpetia MGnnerhDr

miro am Sumstag Ibeub, 0en IS.
Npril, in Der @ermaltia Sale ein
Concert nit MISUNDERSTANDING
inter Der gefGQigen Mitwirtung BON
Srm 6. ". auB. Solo=S ppran, SRI.
SeOlpig aob, Yiallo, gemiidtem
Gbor D@llpenroihen" unb alpenlie'
Ser peranitalten. Sur guifiibrumg
fommt boS Sbeateritiid v@or bern
Seit". Gs lit eiu Sdpuanf IN cineht
9ltt bon 6. p. 9rodheiOe uno 3.
@albop, in bodbelltihem @ortrog.
Nnbere Nirmnern bes programmes
limo: raiinitlerfreuben. Sumoriiti.
Idle S5ene fir ieds Mdnneritim-
mert." Iiono-9 egleitung bon Grnit
Sinon. @eitere Nunmern iinb
Sopron unb YianosS olo unb Ilpen-
licber. i'm National. &oitiim poreetra-
gen, ionic 2ieoer oes &elpetia Mdns
uerdjores. @intrittspreis fir gr.
ipoficne 20 Gents, ainoer unter II
Subren, in 8egleituug ibrer glteru,
fret. 9lnfang: Eunft s ubr Ibenos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
SpS Ses Serrm Spbann SoHelmann.

/. Sn Ser @obmmg ieiner Sodter,
Ser Srau 6. 9edert, 703 Hbom6crg
9lne.. itarb nah eiuer aranfbeit bon
etpo einem Sabre am Sonntag geGerl
I llbr, SEER Sobann 6oiielmonll,
elmer Der beit6efannten alten @emobs
ller ltnierer StnDt. Ger 9abiugc.
ihiebene mar am 90. Nopember 1926
81 SSQaelbeim in Der H~beinpfal5 Ges
bnrelL fam I'M Sabre 1854 nod cen
Ser. Staaten lulD Dubuque, no er
pom 1860 bis 1886 einen Grocery
SoOcn belaB, mcld)cn lem Sobn aarI
ipdtcr iibernabm nn0 fiibrte bis er i'm
&ubre 1899 itarb. Ger SerItorbenc
acuoB Die TrelmOibaft zines aroBcn
&reIlc$ BON 8itr9ern unh mar eil
it06tbetamtcr aatbolif. Gr itarb
lDobluerleben nit Den Gl. SterbeiafrGs
llcrtten. G5 iiherleben benielhen:
Gin SoGn, Serr Srons Toiielmanu,
Der beitbefnnte Better,
1916 Gouler She, Sroil 1eter @eit
unh Tran 2IlopiiuS G~iiffner, ionic
Die airci SriiOer Serr Setter s. uno
Iorl GYoiieImann BON @onerlp, Su.
Sic &ecrOigung fano inter 5oblrei.
der @etbeiligmg am Wittmody
MorQen nrH Der Ser5 Seiu Stride
aus. itatt. Wf0qe Der 8eritorbcnc
ruben III Irieoenl Gen trauernben
Sirterbliebenen llnier bcr5lihes 8e!-
Iei0l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
@ieScr Elm Gie6itabl. &Gs madJt
ruicrc &Uli5ci?

@o2u 0u2 bcutiqe @oli5et-S pItem
IN unierer Stu0t 0n lit, bilOet Gin
grGtbicl, 0eIieu &0iuug iebr ifrUer
eriheiut, mem mir ieBt mie0er b0rcr
miiiieh pic IN Ser y!o6t BON Conn
tao ouf Montag Giebe IN, ben S6uG-
Ia0Cn 0c5 &rn. NifolmlS @OlTi
1886 Sian StroBe, ein6rodeu uEo
III offer @emiitb@rube n"ter5;Q
Gour merthpole G6ube GntmenoercE,
tpcldle bel einem 9urdi6nitt5mertbe
non $3.50 cine Srnlme BON etmu
500 Ouritellen. Wfuu perm1tDct,
Dab Die Gie6e iebr ipltemotiifI 81
@erfe gingen mo lire @eute per
@aQeu ipeggefiibrt ba6en. Mm
aIaubt audi eS bmole ii6 nm cine
&QPntur bcS v9iebe3qeidGfte9"
0enn eS lit beltte feIntebenOe Gbat.
iafe, baB in Chicago uno anOercr
GtG6tcn qeitoblene @aaren gum Ser
faufe Qeboten neroen uno 3tpur 81
ftaunenerregenOen Breiien, nel6e Sic
&1ln0en iebr onlofen. 9aS 0ie6eS.
1peien lit berte rGmIi6 nidt MIR Elm
r@ei6dft", ionoeru es lit audi elm
SanOel. So&
lit chen @ommercialiSmuS i'm SpiG>
b%u6entbume uno meIfes 5,tglei6 ser
@a6iamfeit u%nierer Foli3ei Elm
3ellQniB ouSiteQt, ha8 nidts peniger
al3 ebren0 lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Sic bcntide, fatBOliide @emeinSc
Dpn Granville, Spiua,

fat unter Der Seitung hires ieelen-
ciirigcn Serrn SiarrerS, beS bodJp.
Safer @erlenanl, beidloilen, cine
ner,e Stride 81 boilcrL meldle $4,000
foiten ioa. Spmeit baben Die frei.
gebigen 8%ranpiler 6ereitS $4,000
m]terldrie6en mo nod lit nid)t Die
&Glite Der Observation-Disclosures nm
ibren 9eitrng angeaangen moroen.
Nedlt 10, ESbr brapen 8ranpiller!
9ieie Sreigcbigfeit lit ein Gbren5eiig'
nib iiir Glld rnO miro Gu6 aud
@pttes Seaeu Iideru, un0 tpenu es
Gllb ireut I'M Serbite Die Selber I'M
Grnteiegcn ipogen 81 ieben, 10 babt
SSbr ltria6e nit Sefrieoigung 81
0cllfen, boB bieier Segen ni6t gum
Minoeiten bon Gllrer Sreigebigfeit
iiir Die 9citrdge gum Snle Cures
@otteSbuuieS berriibrt. Ser Serr
IGBt ii6 an Sreigebigfeit niht iiber.
t~reffcu. MGgen onoere @encinOen
iid OaS 9eiipieI ser @ranpiQer CUR
Rndabmlrng merten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Siuiges &am0.

Air babsn cine por;ii9li6e auSmabl Don
als9eluhtsu Carmen inter Gultur in Cher
burlle 6omltu, Wtinu.. 55 Wteilen uSrblih
pou ct. Paul uib MiuHedpolis ssleaeu.
Sbsrburue Gountp bat ben Rili baS 9anlers
County Don Wiuneiota iir 6oru uub 8ars
toiislu an isiu. Glear safe, Sbsrbume So,
no unisre Office gelegeu III, III Elm bliibembes
0ori pom 400 6uuwobueru. Sic Gommunis
tGt lit pon erfol9rei6en, benti6em Sarmern
beiisoelt. Ntr baben cine sroee fatbolilde
8irde mi; eiuem bier ,pobMeubsH piarrsr.
Ser @obeu III ihuar;er Soam. gBir baben
has ieiuite Wailer. wel6sS i'm Staate AZ
linben iii. @Hts Ne9e; quite WGrtte; sipei
Giienbabusn (great Hortbern unb Rortbern
Faciiic). aues Sieies bisten mir cSbnem gum
Preiie pou $i5. 90 bis $50. 90 per @ter. lin
peitere austunit wenbe man ii9 aH: &. ..
S9pab, Clear GATE, asiHu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Ginen sans Orisimellem Gmpiamg fir
ErGiiocnten G~uoIeuelt

plant man in 9es Woines. Sort
iOllen ndmlid BET Der Intlmlft oeS
Smoesoberbnuptes altti6en genie,
tibet luerOen, IN welden fiiuf5ig So
milieu bon 5ebn ooer mebr Wtitglie-
bern nit Dem E~rGiiOenten berumfaGs
reu iperOen, pGbreno uqe bie Sent.
ider, mel6e Die pe%rifiebenen <t.
id,en leiten, lauter Hon+llnion
MGnncr iein %iollel. Sn Dem gm'
pfongS-Gpmite iollen ml6 cine sln.
5obl Ne9er lire Sarbgenpiien per'
treten lno bel Der Infumft OeS Erd'
iioenten mollen Die llutou-2eute ben-
ielben bitten, gefl. bod nid)t in Sen
&lltiden 5ll fabren, fir ipelde Nift,
llnion <tiber mgeitellt morben
iinb. Die tinberreifen 5amilicn
merben nit iorgfdltiger Wdibe bon
bcn 8eb6rben Ser Stabt ollfgeiu6t,
1lnb Dor Ser @nfunit bes 8rGiibenten
mcrben bicielben Nafri6t erbalten
itd am 9obnboie sum gmpiange bes
2aaoesoberbaupteS ei%nsuftnoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
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