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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-10-06
VIM OF cAE,D uL
DON'T GET
TAKEN IN

We purchased the entire
property known as the Mary
Wall Ranch and sold to the
railroad company the eighty
acres for the location of it's
roundhouse and shops. We
own the balance of 100 acres,
and our title is beyond ques;
ton.
DO o
the NEW WADSWORTH
ADDITION" with the tract
now being offered the public
by other parties and called
east Reno" 1
The East Reno tract does
not lie along the new line of
the S. P. track nor adjacent
to the eighty acres sold to the
railroad for the location of its
roundhouse and shops.
We own the land between
the East Reno tract and the
new line Of the railroad.
The New Wadsworth Adj
dition" adjoins the railroad
shop site along the entire west
line, and the new line of track
Passes Through this addition
from east TO west, ana tlle
land on both sidesof the track
is embraced in our addition,
This has all been laid OFT in
blocks and lots, and lots are
offered for sale from $95 to
$3.50 for a lot SO by lao.
If you desire to purchase a
lot adjacent to the roundhouse
and shops. call on us for lnfor-
nation and inspection OF the
ground.
Reno Real Estate, Mining and
Development Co.
Investment Building. Reno lum
bia Bldg. Virginia ST. Reno New
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-10-06

SEWING MACHINE EMPoRIuM.-The
latest Rotaries and Vibrating Shuttle.
Skilled repairs and supplies for all
kinds. No. % East Second street.
Phone "a Black. EDWIN FOWLER.
Manager. Slim
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-10-06
Attention, Ladies !

7 fhave just received a complete line
Of samples from Standard Ladies'
Tailoring Co. Of Chicago. Styles are
handsome and up to-date. Made
strictly to your measure. and fit and
workmanship guaranteed. Call and
see for yourselves.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-10-06
Mrs. Fred Unrath,
President Country Club, Benton
HnrhOr. Mich.

President Country Club, Benton
HarbOr, Mich.
"Aftsr my first baby was born | did not
seem to regain my strength although the
doctor gave me a tonic which he consid.
cred very superior. but instead CT getting
better grew weaker every day. NV hus.
band insisted that ! take Wine of cardul
for . week and see what It would do for
me. Ibid take the medicine and was very
grateful to find my strength and health
slowly returning. In two weeks was out
OF bed and in 2 month was able to take
up my usual duties. am very enthusi.
astic In It's praise"
Wine of Cardui reinforces the organs
Of generation for the ordeal of preg-
nancy and childbirth. 1t prevents mis-
carriage. No woman who takes Wine
OF Cardui need fear the coming Of her
child. If Mrs. unrath had taken
Wine of Cardui before her baby came
she would not have been weakened as
she was. Her rapid recovery should
commend this great remedy 10 every
expectant mother. Wine Of Cardui
regulates the menstrual flow.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
DOINGS. IN BRICK AND LUMBER
Re .Ord OF he Year For Building in and
'Snut The City .: Bismarck Thousands
+" '"'s:s '>e7'sd y New Blocks
Sol ! cSidcnccs.

M' pen - building done l including repairing
M te' ns = hou'> 'iAn 'h history the ir
following Is a ,, OF
rsmc4i 4neni the urde approximate
eAi-A so and By whom:
BUSINESS PROPERTY
c errnr bfik block andW Brothers.
ises ba<s - D,ser ld.A oos il Fsi arsaa
store ss"A l. ~rsh machinery warehouse $50"
RESIDENCES AND REPAIRS
Ms y Fsn four residences slsp" Geo W Newton residence.
s s TTi Ha, 4 ,edne sa s 5.' s rSieN lp sfr s @
& ia;s -e. nc 500" = lne repair, $500 { Edick
r.'ances K. suy,h. Jewell $500 Stevens
ihos 3esaan .s. Mcosi soe, Fr,ebsdn s55o5 Il l.
Mhae So Walton 500. { Remington $1,000
Ssnaa 5000 Jackson Bros $500 Perry Burton 600.
sesert ss.' jones 500" John Bur'age Thos Fortune
), Grad, 81, slo~. Strauss $1,000;
lu', So" : j tmpiing sl1s
Miner re.a II i houses overlooked. about $1,000
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
L lne9r 100 expended for new buildings ALL all nearly Early completed ]
sa my $500 trolley line $4,000
s,e. Es I p.,. o s"s 'ssi': .ss :,.ad s1' stand $500
IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1904
spring Will be brick and
negotiating a and will hall during the
cry ably city house 5000
vsrsc.r o. the Bismarck wholc Grocery
Henry recently purchased lots the allie, south Of
ss'~,', to nd Of concrete blocks under the new proees.
40 d & ~ ~ ~ 2 3 @ s,, The vii he fr +he use Of Mr. in,aS Who
the department N te
'snh~et c., ,..,.. ....,... 49,,
! y, M I @ = ibrs m .'oS n e fine buildings will be erected
N4~, advertising Tor bids for temple to cost so'""
II. nrth >ng capitol of
v lirat nee. $500. llo,k,ns slo" In hands
cgiaH4 and private Sp" IN residences and business
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
";Inr 700 People l,ase their Lives in Awful
E.o:oca:tss "a! s!!... MHrguc Overlooking
With Dead
Over Half of the 1900 People Present at a
Wednesday Matinee Lose their Live:
By Fire.

lNGE OF Kenosha. Wis.
A few of the victims were burned
to death by the Hre. many we're SUI
focated by gas and scores weie
tramplcd to death In the panic thtt
followed the mad plunge II the
frightened audience for the exits I
will be many hours before the numbe r
OF dead is accurately known and
many days before oil OF them will he
identified
There are bodies lying by dozens
in undertaking rooms. In police sta :
tions and in hospitals frorn whic, 7,
nearly everything that could reveal
,A,.r identity To those who knew them
best is gone. Their clothing Ia torn
20 rags or burned 10 cinders and theie
faces have been trampled into un.
recognized pulp by the heels of th,
crowd that ,rampled them down n,
they fed for safety
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
DETAILS or THE TRAGEDY.
Accounts OF the origin OF the FirU
conhicting-How the Company Es
capcd

Chicago. Dec 3i-The company
which was very large, escaped i1to tht
street in safety nearly all OF them
however, being compelled to nee into
the snowy streets with no clothing but
their stage costumes. A few OF tht
members sustained injuries
The accounts of the origin OF the
fire are conflicting and none of them
certain, but the best reason gwen Is
that an electric wire near the lowe,
part of piece Of drop scenery sud
denly broke and was grounded. The
FIRE spread quickly To the front OF the
stare, causing the members OF the
chorus To nee To the wings and scream
in terror
As soon as the flre was discovered
'ov the chief comedian OF tho
company. shouted TO lower the cur
tain II descended about half way
and stuck The Hre thus was given
practically n fue through which a
strong draft was setting. aided by the
doors which had been thrown open
IN the front OF the theatre. with n
roar the flames shot through over the
top Of the people on the Arse foor
and reaching up TO those In the ilrst
balcony. caught them and burned them
to death where they sat
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
SOUTHERN HEiREss MISS Nc.
Believed She Was Kidnapped and Is
Held for Ransom.

Meridian Miss Dee 3l-No trace
has hecn found Of Miss Ethel Ruyelle
the missing heircss, who disappeared
from Meridian a week ago Her rcla.
tives both here and IN Birmin CHAM
thlnl, she IS kidnapped and IS beng
held for ransom II has been learned
that Miss Rovelc has been Swallowed
by unknown parties ever sincY II be
came known that she had become an
heress This strengthens the bcliCl
OF the family here that she has beer
kidnapped Miss Royelle recently came
into the fortune of Mrs. Minerva Bin
ford OF Denver.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

Chicago. Dec 81 Next to the great
Chicago fire. the greatest calamity
this city ever suffered occurred in the
burning OF the lroQuois theatre
Wednesday afternoon, attended by an
appalling loss OF life.
over thirteen hundred people were
in the theatre and Coroner Traiger re
ports by actual count 73G dead.
Fire started in the middle OF the
second act. Ar electric wire broke
and grounded From this the flames
started In the rear OF the stage. quick
ly spreading to all the scenery. The
asbestos curtain was lowered and
stuck half down, creating a draft
which swept the flames out into the
auditorium and up into the first and
second balconies, burning people
where they sat Immediately follow.
ing the rush of flames the gas tanks
exploded. lifting the entire roof from
the wall All members Of the theatri-
cal company escaped
The greatest loss Of NE occurred
al the foot of the stairs leading from
the balconies. where bodies were piled
from six to twelve feet high in mex
tricabe masses Scores were trodden
into a pulp OF unrecognizable flesh and
bones in the wild fight for exit
Western People Among the Dead.
Chicago, Dec 81 n Latest state
ments made at the various morgues
snow 56i dead and it is stated at
various hospitals and hotels to which
The injured were removed that OF i57
people who we're injured, probably one
third cannot live The missing today
were estimated at 3l4. but II is ex-
pected that many of these would be
accounted for probably a large major
ity OF them
The following are the known dead
from Northwestern states.
MRS. T c. PETERSON Fargo.
MRS NJ. STARK. DesMoines
MRS O. ]. TUTHIIL. Des Moines
/ c A. WINSLOW, Three Rivers.
MINI
w w HOPPER Kenosha Wis.
FIVE CHILDREN OF II S VAN
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
INDIANS LOYAL TO PANAMA.
New Republic Gives Red Men Arms
and Ammunition.

Panama bee 81 News Of impor
tance has been received from the 18th
mus of Daiien The Indians there are
all in favor Of the republic and have
sent spies throughout the coast and
into the interior The government OF
Panama has furnished the Indians
with guns and ammunition. thus max.
ing hem verv rontented
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
FATHER DEshON DIES.
Last Survivor Of Famous Class Of 1843
at West Point.

New York. Dec. 31-Rev Father
George Deshon. aged eighty ne. supc
rior general Of the order Of st Paul
Apostles famliarly known as Paulist
Fathers. died during the morning at
the parent house of the order In this
city OF heart disease
He was one of the founders OF the
order. although not ordained to the
prizes; hood until he reached middle life.
He was a member of the famous
class of lSi3 at West Point. in viii
General Grant graduated. and was the
last survivor OF the class
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
CLUBHOUSE DESTROYED.
Three Prominent Ecn Gurncd TO Death
at Troy. NJ. Y.

Troy. = \. Dec ~ - Moses r
county bar and the last survivor OF
the class Of iS4S - Dari mouth College
shaw heal OF the law firm OF |
shaw Bailc, a Murphy and Ilenjamn /
W Kinney, manager of the Fuller War.
rem compnnt oi lioston lost their Iivcs I
N a iirn which partially destroyed The |
i'roy ,ipt u an early hour IN the day. |
Althnurh thc s9Gtrsd nen were seen
W'udawa nothing could oe dNna |
~ st - dense WAS the smoke |,
ana ~ epd size l.--~ OF the I
flames.
i1wald Carpenter Of No. N"k Ra
taken from AN upg"i window by 'u
fremen and removed to a husnlta
whore he is recovering from the Tecl
OF smoke inhaled
All the persons killed we're occup'
ing rooms on the upper hoor OF III
club building which is four stories
height and IL was this part the flame
attach hoi frs; The victims had r
tired about 10 o'clocl end were slce
ing soundly when the alarm was give
by the employees An effort was mad
at once Ia reach the sleeping apar
ments but the progress OF the fire ha
been so rapid that the help AT han
could not make their way to the to
floor
TIE fire is thought to have bee
caused by lighted cigarette beir
thrown among some combustible m
terial The clubhouse was built ten
twelve years ago al a cost OF hall
million dollars. The loss by fire vi
reach $55 600
Mr. Clough was eighty nine years
age and Mr. Shaw was nearly sevent
Soth resided at the club, at which NJ
Kinney and Mr.. Carpenter wei
guests
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
SECURE ABOUT $4,000.
Burglars Blow Safe in Des Moine's
Jewelry Store.

Des Moines Dec. 81 Burglars dyna-
mited he safe OF O. Cohen, jeweleir
and paWnh1oker. during the night ann
secured $4,000 in cash, diamondl.
watches and other property, A policr
man shot at suspicious character in
the immediate vicinity Of Cohen .
store and afterwards landed the fellots
In Jail II is believed ne may hay 9
had something to DO with the dynami,
ing.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
CRUSHED UNDER WHEELS.
Duluth Ma, Meets Frehtful Death by
A Trarcar.

Duluth. Dee 81 Frank Peterson. an
employe of the blast furnace was
killed by being run over by tramcar
He had "A horse attached TO the car
hauling some material Suddenly the
animal Kicked him on the head and the
blow threw him on the track under the
wheels of he car The car passed over
the body the full length from the lefi
foot to the right shoulder He lived
about ar hour
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
TO PROTECT AMERICANS.
Cruiser Detroit Ordered TO Sail toi
Santo DOMINGO.

Washington Dec 81. Cab Ing under
date OF Doc 20 from Port Of spain 10
the navy department. Admiral l.amber
ton states that he has oraorea the
cruiser Detroit to Santo Domingo tG
relieve the scorpion, which was or
dere1 there Tuesday
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
Japsne e School

Al oficlal repaft snoea that at the
end o! last year there Ree IN Japan
n,ne.I seven agr ruifurtl choois. SIX
hah.rr schools tseua afat techni-
c;ll Hhools. hfig conn - q schools,
sesen mercantile schools lla SIXTY
iso idnsti a. Is, COTS.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
HOMES OPEN FOR SETTLERS
Eight Millioa Acres of Land Still Vacant.
Business. OF the Land Office for the
Calendar Year.

Ite-. A.. 81 land still the BIS
pen homestead entry follows by counties on
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
Death OF Miss Peterson.

Miss Toinette c Peterson prircipal
Of the grades in the Central school az
Fargo. was among the victims Miss
Peterson had gone TO Chicago for the
holidays. and was visiting her sister,
She had been teacher in the city
schools at Fargo for eight years, ani
two years ago was appointed principal,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

Af" pen building done IN including repairing
M fiaenp hou,,s history
i"rnit the The following
building ing approximate
eAie-ln and BY whom:
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

Immediately following this rush Of
flames occurred the explosion which
liited the entire roof Of the theatre
from its walls. shattcring the great
sky light into fragments. As soon al
the flames arst appeared beyond thu
curtains tho audience yose as onE
ipei -, made for the doors :, u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-14
VENTA

de dos soIares situados en- ell barrio de
LA Marina" cerca de la fabrica la
Colectlva," cada uno de los cuales mide
I26 metros 88 centimetros cuadrados y
ambos lindan con tres Gales del terra
pl6n de las obras de Puerto.
Solo Sc admiten proposiciones. .por los
dos solares.
lnformes en- el Establecimiento del
BOLETIN MERcANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-14

Nuestro joven Y elegante ami
go el diputado seilor Pellejir
contin1a ejerciendo sus delica-
das funciones, en- collaboration
con SUI mama, cuyos pies besa-
mos.
Pellejfn es de los primeros
que acuden a la session y de los
l1ltimos que abandonan el pala-
clio de la Representation nacio-
nal.
Llega, dirfgese corriendo al
Salon de sesiones, sube los esca-
nos, abre el pupitre con estrepi-
to Y Sc pone a escribir muy de
prisa. no sin lamar antes suS ar
dientes miradas a la tribuna de
-senoras, como 81 quisiera decir-
las con los ojos:
Soy 20, Pellejfn. pertene-
ciente a la respectable mayor1a
parlamentaria iParece menti-
ra, verdad? Tan joven y va di-
putado! Esto que estoy escri-
biendO es interesantlsimO.
De cuando en- cuando Pellejin
apoya el mango de la pluma en-
la frente y medita.
-iQu6 escribira aquel joven
diputado de la cOrbata verde??-
preguntanse las cursis.
-Es muy guapito.
y tiene una mano muy
blanca.
-Quizas este preparando al
gun discurso.
Entretanto, Pellejfn escribe 10
siguiente.
"Cosas que tengo que hacer oy
1S: de Junio) yevar los gemelos
al obtico para que los limpie,
comprarle dos merenges a ma
ma y hafeitarme."
La campanilla presidential
sorprende al joven diputado Ell
su impOrtante tarea.
Abrese ia sesion,-dice el Sc
nor Villaverde.
Pellejin cierra ell pupitre,
guarda en- el bolsillo el papel y
Sc dispone a prestar todo su con
curse a la obra parlamentaria.
En- cuantO abre la boca IN
diputado ministerial, va esta
Pellejin con el dido atento. es~
perando Ia OCCASION dc poderle
aplaudir.
-Bien, bien, ,-grita agitando-
sc en- su asientO.
ST es Maura el que pcrora, es-
pera que termine su discurso Y
baja precipitadamente los esca-
nos para estreCharle Ia nlan0
con efusion.
Admirable, admirable, don
Antonio!-le dice entusiasmado
va ocupar su asiento.
Y asf Sc desliza la placida
existencia de Pellejin.
Su mama suele asistir q la tri.
buna, y desde ALI le alienta con
la mirada y le hace senas sig
nificativas. La otra tarde, GUAM
do hablo Llorens sobre los suce-
SOS de Valencia, la mama envl6
a su hijo una cartita por un
ujier, diciendole:
"Procura tomar parte en- Ia
discussion. PuedeS decir que
has pasado dos yeranos en- San
Sebastian, y que ALI tuviste
OCCASION de noLar que Rodrigo
Soriano es bombre cruel Y san
guinario. Debes darte a como
Ger y aprovechar el discourse
para ensalzar a Maura como mi
nistro y como miembro del Sa
grado Coraz6n de Jes1s.
w0dre."
Pellejfn no Sc ha atrevido has
ia ahora a pedir la palabra, perC
la pedira ell dla menoS pensado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-14
La vida en- bro1la
Mas Peaaejia1

con motive de la discussion de
TN aCta grave.
Hoy por hoy. vive dedicado a
las sesiones y a servir a los ami
gos politicos y a las amigas de
Su mama.
Llega una a su casa y le dice:
-Tengo que pedirte un favor,
ahora que eres diputado.
listed dira.
Ell marido de mi lavandera
que es COLO, quiere que 1e den
un destino en- Consumes, compa-
tible con su cojera.
mo veo. -.
-Si, hijo, 81; hay unos desti-
nos de matronas que no exigen
movimiento alguno, puesto que
Sc desempei1an sentados. Es
precise que hables al alcalde.
-RIo. -.
NO me vengas con discul-
pas. mo eres diputado de la
mayoria2 mo tienes la confian-
ca de Silvela2
-Si, beko.
NADIA, NADIA; cuento con tn
apoyo.
-Si; til estas en- Ell case de ha-
certe valsr-afiade la madre.-
Pideselo a Portage, y 81 no te
s1rve, haces una Interpolation y
lie confgndes publicamente. Asi
empez6 Romero Rob1edo, y va
yes adonde ha llegado.
Otra amiga de la mama fue la
otra tarde a ver a Pellejin y lie
dijo:
-Ahora que estas en- Ell Po-
der, necesito que me sirvas.
-tDe que Sc Hata?
-Veras. Ell sabado entregue
a TN peluquero que hay en- la
calle de la Gorguera un mechon
de pelo castaiio para que me
hiciera TN afladido. Ell pelo era
de una persona de toda mi con-
fianza, ~ que creeras que hizo
Iel muy tunante? Pues quedar-
sc con el pelo bueno y devol-
VERNE otro color de cafe con le-
che, que Dios sabe de quien
sera. Pues bien; til que eres
diputado debes presentar I'm
proyecto de ley obligando a los
peluQueros q que respondan de
los pelos que Sc les entreguen.
HAY que esbelaI que sc
constituya el Comgleso.
iPero no eres amigo de Sill
vela1
-Si. seHolo.
-Pues entonces no debes es-
perar. Y sobre todo, de algo ha
de serviTne Ell haberte tenido
ell los braZOs CuandO eras Chi
quitin; parece que te estoy vien-
do con aquella cara de torta.
IiQue feo eras, hijo mfo!
--Si-dijo la madre,-era fef-
70; pero muy despejado. va
revelaba entonces 10 que llega-
ria a ser.
Pellejin, poseido de su intere-
sante papel, promote a aquellas
senoras hacer uso de toda su
Influenza por servirlas, y acaba
diciendo para ST:
-Yo estoy en- el case de com.
placer a todas las anigas de
mama, porque a ella debo ell ser
Y cuanto soy y cuapto valgo;
pero 81 no lograse mi proposito,
entonces, sepalo Maura. sepa1o
Silvela, sepalo ell mundo ente-
70: 81 no logro 10 que pido, me
vOy decididamente con los libe-
rales, 9 con los tetuanistas, &
con Nocedal. lPues bonito ge-
MO tengo 20 para aguantar de-
saires!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Stadt mud Amgegend.
Entered atths Postofios at Dubuque, Iowa
aRdadmittsd for transmission through
thsmails at sscond-class ratss.
Heiienoe Wgentcu:
&. 9. Sancs. SO5n Sober.
Saul Hnebcl.
Ger IbidicS bes Bud,D. Batter ".
@eiridJ puu Der ct. Warien-
@emciuoe

geitoltete ii6 81 einem iebr potbet!'
ifen. Die &inber Der S6ule iiber'
eaben oemielben am Sreitag als Ole.
i6enf elm i6ones Gborfleio. Die
Srauen Der @emeiabe ihentten ibm
500 unb einen ieioenen &egenl6irm
nno Die Siiuglinge peranitalteten ibnl
az gbren einen gmpfarg i'm Gaiino.
bel peI6er @%elegenbeit iie ibrem
i6eioenoen Braiioenten cine gplbens
llbr iiberrei6ten. Im 3ienstag
9(benb iiberrei6ten aud) Die Sung
frauen per @emeinbe Dem iheioenoe!l
Geellorger elm Dertbpolles 8eibenf.
Ser bodn. 8ater @c!rib, oeiIel
Seeleneifer Die @emeinDe mabrern
flint Sabren beobadtet hutte, bielt
en- Sonntage BON Ser aun5el eine
glbihieosrebe, bel nel6cr er ben Sc
meinoemitgliebern fir ole ermieie'
men @obltbaten banfte, ii6 oertrl
@ebete empfabl uno linen aaen
@ottes reibiten Segen miinibte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Soa mad Mineral HDint, isis, per-
lGagcrt merbcn.

Serfl. ISOLDE naren Die Serren s.
g. Soparb BON 2inoen, isis, nnb
Serr Matbias &iefer bon Meineral
8oint, @is., IN Dubuque uno batten
cine llnterreorng NIT Brdiioent 8.
&iene bon Der Soma, Sainois mb
8isconiin eleftrii6en gabn, betreI.
feno ole 8erlangermg Der gabn biz
nat Mineral Eoit. Sieies Diiroe
iebr 5u miini6en iein, Oa nuf bieie
@eiie Die gauge iiioweltlide Ode bon
@isconiin in gei6dftlide 8erbinoung
nit Dubuque gebra6t niiroe uno 70.
nobl 2inoen, pie audi Wineral
Goint, ltno ole Lungs Der Sabn
~liegenben Srti6aften Oaonrf)
ole @ortbeile Der 8abn erfabren
miiroen. @bre ben unternebmenoen
8eidGftsleuten Der -beioen Srt,
l6aften, nel6e fold meiten gei6ait.
Iiden Bid berpeiien, inbem iie oil
@elegenbeit ni6t poriiber geben
~laiien, Die Babnperbinoune fir tire
Srti6aften 5u gemimen! gs ioaer
en- Die $4,000 81 Dem 3mede Der
SerlGneerune Der gabn nnteri6rie,
ben meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Sat %reiisnirt.

s. 8. Sabme, Ser 8eripalter Der
bieiigen Union electric COMPANY, hat
feline Stele als 8erpalter Der Strd-
benbabn in Dubuque a~ufgegeben uno
miro bon Der General electric SO.
gum Sber- Sngenieur Der bielar
StraBenbabnen bieier @eieuibaft in
Den Ser. Staoten anseitelt meroen.
Die neue Steae lit cine iebr einfluBe
rei6e nn0 berantnortli6e, NIT ent.
ipre6en6er g%elobnung. SaB Serr
9obme Elm tii6tiger StraBenbabnper.
malter lit, bat er bepieien, inbem err
Die StraBenbabn IN Dubuque Der
art reorganiiirt bat, mie oieielbe bier
iett gefiibrt miro. Seine Yldne
linD nod ni6t ollie ausgefiibrt, aber
nenn Die @eieuiduft einmal ibre
ilelle, grobe &raftitation fir 2i6t
unb Wotorfraft erbnut uno ibre
nellen ibtperen 8eleiie auf Der
gan5en Sinie gelegt baben miro,
Damn miro Dubuque cine Der beIten
StraBenbabn- SpIteme oes eunsen
2anoeS baen. 9ieie Plane iinO ale
Sheen oes Serrn 9abme unb beren
Iusfiibrung miro Der neue 8erpalter
ais Ra6folser bes Serrn Sabme
unternebmen, namlid Serr Wattbes.
9erielbe lit ebenfalls elm erfabrener
9(rbeiter IN 9ieniten Der General
electric Gomponp uno miro Die poQ-
ltGn0ige glusfiibrung Der Tlane oeS
Serrn 9abme leiten.