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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

BLOCK. 1t would prove severe strain
on the Imagination to think up" moro
than very few wants to which man Is
heir, whether he be peasant or prince,
which could not be supplied from this
great emporium of William Donaldson
and company It gathers goods from
the four corners Of the earth only to
redistribute them again to the appre-
ciative inhabitants of the twin cities
and vicinity. Whether it be pins or
paintings, bingham apron or an err
mine opera cape, kinona or a we'd
ding gown, an automobile coat or a
complete trousseau. doll or diamond,
overalls or an evening suit. complete
furnishings for a home or a door-mat,
it can be had here.
The Glass Block is one Of the genii
change Of methods You do not even
have to turn ring or rub lamp bowl
now to get what you want; ask for 1t
and it is sent to your door-on certain
other conditions. of course.
Store For The Northwest.
But this great store which can sup
ply all needs can do far more than the
above. 1t can not only look after the
needs of the local patron in marvel
ously brief space Of time and in a man
ner satisfying both to ones wishes and
pocketbook but 1t can supply the needs
of the out patron quite as
effectively and satisfactorily, and that,
too, without that patrons presence at
all.
An important part Of the Glass
Blocks great business is it's mail order
department. Here, under a system as
frictionless as the works Of a watch,
the Glass Block does for an out-of-
town customer what that customer
would do for himself, securing for him
ali of the advantages of special sales
that hesscould secure for himself if
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
Pump Of Great Capacity.

But that is not all OF the equipment
Of the engine room. At the end nearest
the doorway stands q mammoth pump
ing engine, designed and patented by
the engineer in charge, f. M. Overholt.
This great engine, just being completed,
will be used to do all the pumping for
the Glass Block. It will supply the
water for the six large and fast ele-
vators for passengers and the freight
elevators which carry goods to and from
the shipping room on the fifth floor. It
will also supply water for the ice plant
and the sprinkler system. The tanks
for the elevators hold 22,3l6 gallons;
those for the sprinkler system, which
reaches into every part of the great
building, 22,5oo gallons.
A Tornado Generator.
In a room just adjoining the main
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
felt In the pure air the company pro-
vides for patrons and employees alike.
Where The Light Comes From.

felt In the pure air the company pro-
vides for patrons and employees alike.
Where The Light Comes From.
In a tour from basement upward
there Is succession OF thrills for one
who makes q thoro inspection Of the
great store.
The first thrill, or the first bunch
OF them, for they come in groups here
lis In the engine room. One would
think on entering that he had found
his way into some engine display room
or exhibit at worlds fair. He steps
upon a mosaic floor as spotless as tho
it were In the entrance Of palace.
Around the walls are polished brown
marble. Highly polished brass rails
surround the flying wheels of the en-
gines as protection against accident.
The engines themselves are things of
beauty and grace. They are as spot
less as the polished walls Of the room
and shine with red enamel, polished
steel and brass.
A fountain and an electrical display
are additions to the engine room equip
ment to be made later.
There is also q thrill in the extent of
the lighting plant. Few know the ex-
tent OF it unless they have visited 1t In
person. There is the premier engine
500-forse power-used to drive great
dynamo. Beyond 1t, from the doorway,
is 250-horse power engine, used to
drive another dynamo. Then there are
two 1875 horse power engines used for
like purpose. In all that is 1,0o0-horse
power used to supply electric energy
and light for the Glass Block alone.
These engines make light for
1000 electric lights on the outside
Of the building.
5000 incandescents inside OF the
building.
400 brilliant arc lights inside and
outside,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

ing exposition Of the true, the good and
the beautiful in material form. Their
appearance is always artistic and at
tractive To study them is to secure
an education in any line from cooking
to fine art,-not technical, but never
theless valuable.
The depth Of the windows on Nicollet
avenue is nine feet and that of the
windows on Sixth street is six feet, 50
that all told the display window space
which holds an everyday exhibit for
the public is about 1000 square feet.
But If there is anything in the showing
Of ones wares to the public the maxi
mum Of that thing is gotten out by the
Glass Block, and the space devoted to
display windows Is we'll used
Interior Arrangement.
An establishment Of such proportions,
and attractiveness in exterior is surely
worth inspecting inside. says the adj
mirer of the great and the lover of the
beautiful, as he steps thru the door
There he finds an arrangement and
adornment. a harmony and system that
might have been anticipated from the
symmetry and beauty OF the exterior.
Long aisles stretch away In beautiful
vistas; here are tables laden with sale
making bargains; there are counters
showing In tradewinning way just
the goods hundreds OF people OF the
city will be calling Tor before the day.
is done. The aisles are wide and COM
modious and invite the shopper. to trade
where there Is a minimum Of jostling
and crowding. The great room, con-
tanning nearly 10000 square feet Of
space, with high ceilings and perfect
ventilation and lighting. gives one the
feeling that he is outdoors and that
shopping, or with men, trading, under
such conditions would be a sort Of
picnic, and he wonders no longer at
woman's passion for shoppingat the
Glass Block.
E. Everything about the building is sub.
stantial, durable, ornate where need be,
and everywhere absolutely clean from,
sub basement to dome. Cleanliness is
one of the cardinal virtues at the Glass
Block. It Is seen in the spotless white.
ness Of the exterior steel work, it IL
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

he were on the spot and watching with
keen eye the daily papers for adver-
tisements of bargain sales.
Functions Purely For Pleasure.
Not content with selling its patrons
Just what they want under conditions
that make trading a pleasure, this great
center of retail trade gives with the
freest hand to the pleasures OF the
community. Thousands and thousands
of Minneapolitans can testify, and
would cheerfu1ly do SO If called upon
to hours Of delight spent within the
aisles of the Glass Block. Not a year
goes by in which It's management does
not find several occasions to throw
open it's doors to the public as its guests
at some special function. Again and
again have thousands Of dollars been
spent in decorating the interior OF the
Glass Block to the point of resplend-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

ancy for such functions. The exterior
Of the block is always ready for an
illumination of extravagant brilliancy
and effect at a moments notice. These
Examinations have come to be one of
the city's shows which the people would
sorely miss If discontinued These gifts
Of pleasure to the people have come to
be part Of the life Of Minneapolitans;
they have given the Glass Block a place
in the hearts Of the people as a semi
public institutions palace of delight.
The policy has been followed up In
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
THE coMpANr's HOME.
The Great Building How Lighted,
Heated and Arranged.

IHc uFcdt bullOluS-ttOW LlBHteU,
Heated and Arranged.
~ MASSIVE structure of steel,
Av painted brilliant white, and Of
KA plate glass, the whole glistening
in the sunlight on a fair day
or standing out strikingly against the
sombre background of surrounding
blocks and lowering sky on gloomy
day, the great building Of William
Donaldson and company compels atten-
ton. You can't miss It," And II you
can't miss 1t by day. you certainly cam
not by night when the thousands of
incandescent lights, with which every
arch and curve. every window and door,
Of the building are outlined, are aflame.
Then as ever, 1t Is sight worth travel
Ing far to see. q palace Of delight. 2"
Tho style OF architecture chosen In
putting up the original portion OF the
building was found to be SO admirably
adapted to the uses OF such a business,
both in appearance and utility, that It
has been retained In both Of the large
additions. So that the great store looks
today as tho it had all been built at
once. especiallys as viewed from the
outside. Inside one would only discover
difference IN the parts by the richer
finishing in the new portion But that
difference is to be removed before long
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

by replacing the present oak finishing
in the old portion with mahogany as In
the new portion, thus emphasizing the
fact that the store Is one-a great
unit under one control and ownership.
An Education In Its windows.
When ones interest in the building
en- masse has been satisfied his atten-
ton naturally turns to the great dis
play windows which extend 1876 feet on
Nicollet avenue and 232 feet on Sixth
street. They constitute an ever chang
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
The Company. Plant and Tools.

What does it take in the way Of
plant to do all Of this and the innum-
cradle other things that the Glass Block
does and always does with the highest
degree of efficiency? Here are few
Of the things:
A magnificent structure of steel and
glass, six stories high with Easements
added, 166 feet by 232 feet.
An immense floor space.
A large and thoroly equipped cleo
trio light system.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

A complete and thoroly hygientc
ventilating system.
A large ice-making plant.
An arteSian we'll.
A giant pumping plant.
a battery Of six large and fast ele-
vators.
Nearly one thousand employees.
Extensive and sumptuous tea room
and mems cafe.
An extensive cold storage plant.
Immense green houses.
A caravan Of up-to-date delivery
wagons.
Reading, writing and rest rooms.
Local and long distance telephone
exchanges.
Telegraph Offices.
A United States postofice.
A completely. equipped and efficient
mail order department..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Die grofe 6cneral @criammlnng
Ses fatbpliiden SGriter-
pr0enS,

ipel6e in Ser 5peiten ISOLDE bes
Wonots Iuguit bier IN Dubuque 81.
lammentommen miro, lit iomeit BON
ben Sotal-G omites in rubigiter, aber
iebr befrieoigenoer @eiie porbercitet
poroell. Sas Sauptquartier fir
Die 9elegoten miro bas Sotel SilIien
iein unO Die Situngen weroen i'm ct.
Mtarien : Gaiino abgebalten merben.
SSn Der Soreiters Saa an Oer 8. unO
@ain Strabe, iperoen lllter.
haltungen fir Die 9eiu6er peran
italtet peroen. Die @eriammlungen
iebmen EN- Iienstag Wprgen ibren
Infang nit einem Spbamte IN Der
&otbeorale. 9es Na6mittags pers
BEN Die perihieoenen Counties err
naitnt nno Die algemeinen Sorarbei.
ten fir Die Sibungen gama6t peroen.
Sim Wittmo1 Woreen miro alsbam
Die groBe Baraoe Der lofalen nno be-
iufenben Soriter abgebalten Derbei!
unb man eripartet an Die 5000 fatbo-
lii6e &ereinsmGnner IN oerielben, oa
moDl ldmmtli6e fatboliiben Serelne
Der Staot ii6 an Der Haraoe betbei-
li9en merben. Mittpob Iafmtttag
lit elm GROCER @usflug Der Oclegaten
geplant llno am Sonnerstag miro Der
Sag Der eigentliden gerbanoIunaen
iein, neil bis Damn ipobl Die perlbie-
oenen Counties 81 beriften bereit
fem merOen. 9omerstag Naht miro
oos aroBe ganfeit ItattiinOen. Ger
2ofnlomeig Der Soriterinnen miro Die
beiubenben Deibli6en Mitglieoer oes
SoriterorSens bepirtben unb nnter-
balten. Sreitag meroen Die De
ihGfte Ser @eriammlung beenolgt
irerben unb am Samstag pertagt ltb
oieieIbe. Dubuque miro uGbreno Der
betreffenben ISOLDE obne 3meifel ole
;3eihen elmer iebr lebboften Stoot
oufmeiien, benn in beriel6en ISOLDE
lit oud) Ser SSabonr : Cirrus bier nno
pirb i'm Hutmooo Earf ieine Spritel'
lungen geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
sir Sen San cines Nltenbeims

0aben Die Sran5isfaner : SdneItern
na6 lGngerem llnterbonbeln, einen
iebr pailenoen Blae gefunoen uno
fino iiber oenielben banoelSeinig &c.
por6en. IS lit ibnen gelrngen, odS
@igentbum pom 20 slder bon Serrn
@art SberiDan 81 faufen, meldes
rG6it Dem S%rieobofe Ser Sutbermer
lei Dem Nutterbauie Der Inltolt an
Der StaotgrenSe lieet. Ser YreiS
fol- 5000 perAder uno Die Bob.
IrmgsbeOingun9en ioaen iebr alt-
nebmbare iein. Somit itebt MN Sem
9aue zines oeuti6en Iltenbeime5
bier in Dubuque gti6ts i'm &e9c
uno man miro mobl bolo nit Dem
9oue be8iel6en beginner fonnen.
Sic Gage lit Oesbal6 cine b%eionOcr8
poiieube, neil boOur6 ben Sdmeltern
8elegenbeit gegebeu miro, uabe hei
Dem Niutterbauie 81 lein. 9ieiel6e
lit fir elm Nltenbeim audi nod 81.
nal geeignet, neil Der BlaB per
StraBenbabn leid)t errei6bar lit uno
iebr geium0 gelegen lit init elmer
herrliden gluSii6t uno polig fril6er
Suft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
8~IetnereWA@rt@ten aus etaot
uno ltmee8eno.

Ger bo6p. Batter q. S. 9rer-
Ter BON Neola, Soma, lit am 1. Stunt
nod europa gereiit unO langte, wie
err brieilih mittbeiIt, am 20. Sunni III
Niinden an. Im 1. Suli reilte er
rad Der Shlpei5 ab unb mar am 3.
Suli am &iai. Gr miro auf ieiner
&eiie nod Stalien, England uno
Srlano beluhen.
- Iuh bas Sotel Sltlien bat feline
Gednllng nm SdaoeneriuB fiir Die
Serluite, melfe es mGbreno oes Sins.
itanoes Ser StraBenbabrarbeiter
burf Die @eiesesIoiiefeit erlitt, bcim
Gtaotratb eineereiht. 2ieielbe he.
IGuft iid auf $136.35. Die &cb.
ming nurOe an ben @usi6uB fiir
Mnipriide uno Den Staotantualt Der.
Dieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

$500 eingenomnien tplirber, mopon
onnGberno $500 Meinoefpinn iein
oiirften. 2er Griruy III beltimnt gu
einem Inbait uno @lodentbmrm srr
Stride, Oa lestere 80 bel 80 SUB
groB, 81 tlein lit.
Sic grnte lit bier borbei unb bas
Grei6cn lit in boIlem @ange. @ei.
gen moft bon Is bis % @llibel per
elder. AuaIitdt lit iebr gut. Safer
ipar pielperipreheno, muroe ober IN
lester Snitan5 BON &oit befalten urtb
tit in Solge beiien iebr leiht. &orn
itebt iGon.
gs iino nod einige quite Sarmen
in nift 81 tpetter @ntferm1ng BON Der
Stride, 81 annebmbaren Hreiien 5u
perfauien uno &efleftierenbe merben
bierburG aufmerfiam gemaht.
Ihtirngsponit
Senrp 8ilIingbau e n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Die llniDeriitGt BON NOtre Game,
9ptrc Game, Sno.

8ir Ienfen oie aufmerflamfeit
unierer 2eler auf Die In5eige Der
&otre Dame llniperiitdt, cine Der
groBen Gr5iebungs . s~hitalten bes
@eitens, pelde In5eige IN elmer
onoeren Spalte bieieS 8lattes er-,
i6eint. Sene 2eier, pelbe i'm Sarfe
bes fommenoen Sabres iid) mad
einem Goaegium fir ibre Sobne llm-
ieben meroen, tbdten mobl oaran, NIT
Dem TrGiiOenten Der g%lnitalt 81 CORE.
iponoiren, peld)er Sbnen einen &ata-
log foitenfrei 5uienben miro, urlo nell
der Sbnen audi genaue Ingaben
MAIDEN miro, in ge5ug anf Preiie,
S%tuoienplan, etc.
gs meroen ben Stuoenten Ser 60,
pbomore-, SSunior- uno Senior-Sab-
rem irgenb zines Der Golegien.
Gurien 1riDatsimmer gratis CUR Ser.
fiigung geitellt.
Sn @erbinbung NIT Der llniperii-
tat gibt eS einen griinOli6en Borbe.
reitrnesturius, in mel6em Stuoen.
len Der perihieoenen S6ulen nno
g(nlagen @elegenbeit baben, fi6 fir
Gle boberen StuOien por5ubereiten.
Ser @ei6dfts aurius, melder fir
I,lnge 2ente beitimmt lit, Die fify alf
oas @eibGftsleben porbereiten, fam
in einem Sabr ODER 3mei Sabren nab
ben SGbigfeiten oeS Stuoenten abiol.
Dirt meroen. ct. goDarDs
Sail fir 3naben unter 13 Sabren,
lit cine gang eigene gbtbeilnng Der
sluitolt. Die boberen alrie limo IN
jeOer SinIift eriinOli6 nno Stuoens'
ten finben bort 8elegenbeit lid III
irgeno einem ~beionberen 3meige 5n
perpoQfommnen, melden lie ipa1len
mogeu. @riinoliffeit IN Der &lai'
Ienarbeit. @epilienboftigfeit in Der
Sor9e fir Die Stuoentel unO Singe.
6ung an ole beiten Sntereiien Mlier,
iinb Sic fenn5ei6nenoen Werfmdlc
Sed5ig Sabre attioer Mrbeit aiif
Dem @ebiete Der @r5iebung, baben
ben &ubm bieier @nitalt iiber oaS
gauge 2ono per6reitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

mo CT Sen @lidcn, aber niht Dem
C~>uu.,tnilie Der Wlttter entihpano.
9ieie mar u~nterbeiieu wieoer bon
ibrem Suter IN @naoen aufgenpm.
men iporoen ultb es nnrbe Der anoere
gruber geboren, bon mel6em IN
nnierem uEpmone aus Dem 2eben"
bier &ebe gebt. Die gntbedune bes
berloren eegloubten Sobnes bat MN
niht menig Slid iiber Die Wutter
nnb ben Sobn gebra6t, be1m
gIlpbonie @otto ion beute nah Stem
Sort gereiIt iein uno BORT init ieinem
Srrber elm 8ermogen bon $4,000
unb Elm eroBes bliibenoes @eidGft
tbeiIen. 81 non pero, e bene
tropato ober 81 Geutih, Elm gutter
&eporter fam redt intereiiante Ge.
ihidten erfin0en. Gin Sergniigen
fir Die 2eier lit elm furSer &omm
immerbin unb tpenn oerielbe ouh
pieueidt Miemanben niiBt, er ihabet
ia ali6 Hiemanoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Gpmanartig

tlingt Die Ntitt6eilmg, mel6e bieier
Gage Die Gun0e Der Breiie madJ!e
lno melbe ge5ug bat auf ben iungeu
&lpbonie Soto bon Dubuque. Ger
ielbe muroe nGbreno Der Gerlomm.
hung Der gtotional Temperance Ii1o-
citation bier IN Dubuque BON einem
.FrieIter au SEEM a)orf auf Der Strabe
a%ngereoet, mel6er erflarte, CT
C@otto), gleidJe 10 iebr eilem iungen
Manne ieiner Efarrei IN Stem Oorf,
oaB er i'm fir oieien gebalten babe.
Serr @otto tbeilte inn MN nit, mer
er iei uno als Der Erieiter oelien
Namen unb 2ebensperb1ltniiie er.
iubr, ging er na6 Seem g)orf 5uriit
i:rb tbeilte bort iein grle6niB nit.
@nS 9ei6ab nun aber? Man itelte
meitere Nafforidungen on uno e5
famen ~folgenoe Sbatladen ans
SageSlidt. Ilpbonie @otto mar
BON ieiner Wutter IN Hep g)orf, IN
ieiner Sugeno, in elm Waiienbaus ge.
bra6t Dor0en, INN bort er5ogen 5u
meroen, neil Der Ofutter Serb1ltnilie
alSu Grmli6e waren. Sic Wutter
mar nGmlib bic So6ter zines reid)sn
Wannes geDeien 9e9en oeilert
@illen tie gebeiratbet batte uno BON
Wel6em tie besbalb aus Dem elter.
liden Sauie peritoBen Dorben NOR.
Ser iunge Soto Duds gum SLING,
E@sN ksraa Gph aOa nad benz @eltelL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
gel Ser Inspabl elmer b6berem, ia.
tbDliidcn S~ebranitalt

modten mir umiere SeIer bitten, ges
fdligit o~ieienigen beionoers bead)ten
al luoqen, oeren In5eigen in unieren
8lGttern an an0erer STEELE 81 finoen
Iin0. IS iin0 oieles ollie @nItalten,
Oeren 2ebrtrafte 81 ben beiten oes
&un0es geboren uno mir re6nen es
uns 5ur %beionoeren Bflidt an, oieie
2ebranitalten na6oriidlihit 5u EN-.
pfeblen. Na6 elmer ueberiif)t Der
pielen tii6tigen futboIide n
Colleges unb @faoemieS bier5ulanOe,
peroen bofientlih feline Gltern ii6
berortig 9egen Die fatbolii6e Sade
pergeben, baB tie irgeno zines ibrer
&inoer, lei es Sobn ober Sodter,
elmer anberen als elmer o.
Ii9en 2ebranitalt, anpertrauen.
9eionoers aber mo6ten mir Den
gltern empfeblen, ia bod mebr auf
Die \ D 81 usbilbung Der
&naben 81 ieben, ais c>f jene Der
MGo6en. @ir brau6en beute mebr
benn jemals, cine groBe 3abl ge-
Jb / Dieter, d e +
SO dnner. 9aber, fatboliIhe
@ltern, eebt bel Der boberen Ius-
biloung gurer &inOer Den 9 o bnen
cen &or5ug. Sas lit IN @uerem
Sntereiie, i'm Sntereiie Der ainber
ieIbit unb I'M Sntereiie Der fatboli'
i6en Sa6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Der 9ampf sescn BIC @cietcsluiia'
felt uirS cruIt.

Ser GerpaltungSratb Der nSus
buque Gitiaens alliance" eripdblte
am Montag Ibeno Die folsenoea
9eamten:
ErGiioent - 6. 8. giebmep.
SefretGr = @. s. @lpnn.
Griter Slice HrGlioeut = Or. S. 81.
2emis.
3meiter @ice-T rGiioent = Sames
WcSoOoen.
Gritter ice-9rdiioent = Geo.
8obl.
gierter 8ice.Grdfibent Sobn
Mcgpop.
grecutip.G omite: &i6ter S. 8.
Suiteo, @oriibenber; S. St. Oeming,
.Sobn &. @oams, 2oren5 Conner,
80. 8. Iartin, q. 9. WfcEonalb, S.
9. Goleban, Sames 90. 9ur6, Or.
8. 9. 2epis, Sobn S. Barter, Seter
Slauer, Soc Scanlon.
Die Ir6etten, rpelhe Die I1iance
MN betreibcn miro, iinb Die folgen,
ben. 9nS Gomitee fir Mttglieoer
miro peitere Witglieoer al eriperben
iu6en. Gs ioaen Counties ernonnt
meroen, melde anflogen %formuliren
gegen Die Eoli5eimitglieoer, nelde
ibre Bfli6ten p%ernadlaiiigt bobeu,
gegen ben Goli5ei6ef uno gegen Die
glnfiihrer BEL BEN 8eiesesloiiefeiten.
9ieie 9lnflagen iolen benz Stabtratbe
uno ben @roBgeidmorenen porge-
Iegt merben uno es foil Gorge &c
tragen meroen, Dab Die @eiete Der
Staot uno beS StaatcS musgefiibrt
meroen llno ni6t bios toote 8u6ItG-
Zen ieien. @itd iouen Die notbtgen
S6ritte 9etban iperoen, UNI Die
Staotslegislatur 5u befpegen, &c
iege 5u erlQiien, mel6e Die grnenl
rung bon Yoli5eibeamten, pie IN
monhen onoeren Sta0ten, aus Gen
SGnoen Oes @oporS uno Ser Holi.
filter nimmt uno Dielelbe elmer Nn'
aobl bon ToliseicommiiiGren iiber.
gibt, mel6e feinen @ntgelt fir ibre
9ienite erbalten unb %ulsoann I'M
Stanoe ieien @eamte, nelhe Die @c,
iebe ni6t ausfiibren poaen, gleid,
Gbieben 81 fonnen. @s ioa nud)ge.
ieben meroen, oh sic grnennllng oes
gegenmGrtigen Toli5eidefs (G.
Worgcn) gelebesmdBig erfolgt it,
bo bebalptet miro, boB beiien grreil.
nirng niemols ourh Den Stootrqtf
upprobirt morben lei, mie Gieies bon
zen OrOonan5en Der Stabt perlangi
miro. Sin Gomite fir StaOtmabiel'
loa iu6erL nelle WetbOoen fir Die
@rimdrlpabien 81 finocn, eemat
p2lden Die glu~fltelung bon Ganoi'
ooten aus ben &dnOen profeiiioneller
u1o trimmer Tolitifer genommer
Inerhe uno ourh melheS Gomite autf
tcrihtet perben ioa iiber etndige
&ergeben gegen bie @ablgeiebe bel
ben @ablen. Siirger fonnen ibre
&lagen bel ben Mitglieoern zines Der
Counties moden ltnb &lagen iuer0e:
oltf oieie @eile 5ur GenntniB fom-
men uno Seamte, mie ba iin0 Der
Wopor uno Der Wari6an llno I'M
4 iG6ige Boli5eim1nner, fonnen alS.
Gom sur &e6eni6aft ge5ogen
mer0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
ct. Iarn's Mcabcmt, Notre Dame,
Snbiana.

@ir Ienfen Die @uimerfiamfeit
unierer 2eier auf Die gn5eige Der ct.
Marp's slcaoemp, mclde IN elmer on.
Geren Spalte oieles Slattes erideint.
@ir brnu6en inns nidt iiber Die Sor-
ibeile bon ct. Warp's meiter 3u per.
b~reitenL oenn Der &ataIog Der @nitalt
aeigt Die SpbGre Der Irbeit, Delde in
ibrem &ebrplane umfaBt lit, weiher
auf berlelben Sobe itebt nit 8aiiar
unD 9rpn MaDr uno nelfer IN Den
>Stuoien5immern genau ausgefiibrt
miro. g9ir betonen einfa6 ben 8eilt
Der erniten 8emiibute, melder ieoen
2ebrer in ct. Warp's anlpornt, na6
&r6iten az iu6en, Elm jebes iurge
W6ohen CUR wabriten, eoeliten irnb
inteligentelten Srm ~ entmideln.
Sober @ortbeil Der MuSitattung IN
Den &laiienidlen, 2%aboratorien uno
S%tuoienialen, ieoe Sorsfalt in ge.
treff Der Habrmng uno 8leioung, uno
auBergep0bnlide flimatiife 8or.
tbeile = Oieies iino aaes b~eionoere
@orsiige 81 ct. Marp's in Der Ser.
ooQfommnling, melhe bios erreift
weroen f6nneu ourd Den Opfergeiit
bon Golden. Die ibr 2eben Der Drift
lihen gr5iebung gerDibmet baben uno
5par an einem Srte, melden Der
Shopfer ielbit beporsugt bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Gurrcippnoeus aus Sflaboma.
sc al d e II e r, Slfa.
ben ia. Suli 1903.

Den IA. SulI 1903.
@ertbe &ebaftion!
Seit GINGER 3eit elm 2eler Sbrer
pertben 3eitung, mOhte i'd Sbneil
oud) einmal gerne gtmas bon Bier
beridten. sluf Inratben unieres
bobm. &errn Bfarrers Geo. sos.
Srancis BON Tono Greet, Sflo.,
batten mir bier in 2ocult 9rope Die
8eier oes .glorreiden Sierten".
Sbon friib begamnen lid Die @dlte
IN GROCER 3abl ein3ufinOen. Die
Chandelier @uiiffapelle ipielte hire
i60nlteu @eiien. Reoen muroen ge-
balten nnO Sung uno glt omiilirte
lid mlfS 90itlidlte nnO aqes perlief
obne ai!h mir oem9eringlten Wibton.
9lud) in findn5ieasr Sinii6t mar ein
GROCER grfola 81 peraeibnen, oa iiber