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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
MILLER FOR ROOSEVELT
AND FOR ST. LOUIS

Mr.. Hugh Gordon Miller, of Norfolk,
assistant district attorney was asked yes
terday for whom the Virginia delegation
to the next national Republican conven-
ton would cast Its vote. He replied with
out hesitation that the delegation would
be for Mr. Roosevelt's denomination. Mr..
Miller expressed himself In favor of st,
Louis as the seat Of the next national
convention, and expressed the opinion
that. owing to the fact that the exposi-
ton would be In progress there that city
would probably be the strong favorite,
Mr.. Miller expressed the belief that II
the Republican party In this State would
get together and bury all fractional DIFF
ferences, there was now fine opportu-
nifty to form strong Republican party
In the State.
Mr., Miller stated that he would, II pos
sible, attend the Horse Show In this city
neXt week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
BARTON HEIGHTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

=
Miss Eula Taylor, of Fairfield. is, the
su mr q H. Mgs W ManIs O Of #ashneon
land Park. .
George E. Carter.
Mrs. Fannie cranpacker. Of Louisa, is
eer aunt a wh6 has Been
ae Miss s' Ms,a as RDss and Miss Mabel
Estis, VINO have been visiting their grand,
Mr.. Charles Harrison, who has been
visiting Mr.. I. j. Jones. has returned to
Mr.: G. ]. Matthews. who has been spend !,
returned home.
the guest Of Mr.. j. H. Lee.
Mrs. J. B. Shultz, who has been visit
ing in New York, has returned home
visit to friends in Charlottesville.
Mir. John Thomas Holloway. Of Caro-
line, who has been visiting Mr.. ]. G..
Jeter, has returned home.
Mr. u. W. Moss. Of Portsmouth. Is
visiting ST. rea Bfown IN Mho has besn visit
Mrs. NJ, L. Allen is quite sick at her
Rome BrQOk.un1 fdCk.
Mr.. Garland HaneS Is quite sick.
Mr.: Leonard Carter. Of Washington. is
visiting relatives on North !. Avenue " ),
Mr. Henry W. Lee has returned after
a visit to MS brother in Staunton.
Mr.. E. H. Stanley, who has been visit
ar. inou.as c. Powell has left for
Charleston. $. c.. on account OF tho death
= Mr.. rs Meadow. who has been visiting in
South Carolina, has returned.
Mrs W rs @ T Te OF naar Ing ssm Is
iting Mrs G. Williams. Of Meadow
dssy .s., lo Visa Eho has so sssn
has returned home;
Mrs Joe kranitzky entertained oe ain h,rtn on
day Of her daughter. Miss Marie. Dane
ing was INDUCED in until q late hour.
when all repaired to the dining room
were served; The parlor and dining
carnations and American beauties. Music
orchestra,
Among those present We're Misses Anna
kranitzky, Nora o'Hara. Cecilia. Emma
Tholig, Agnes Leonard. Marie. Leona
and Alma Schad, Burndette, Ella and
Kate Meredith, Alice cabo, Of Scranton,
Ia; Daisy Blackburn, Janette, Norma
Rollins, Oracle Meoni. Elizabeth Hanky,
Mamie ard Lena Eass. and Messrs,
Alexander and joseph Kranitzky. Edgar
Inomas walton, Ollyer Ihomas, Thomas
nuIcner, lgnauus Gerrlng, Edward and
Fred Angst, George Winter, Leonard
Scranton SER Pa. Edgar Graham, Calvin in
Martin, Charlie Mccullough Harvey Rag
land, Fred Comfor, Eus enc Tiller and
Eddie Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Lowell,
Mrs. ]. Jones' Mr.. and I,rs. Woman, Mr..
and Mrs. w Il. Blunt Mr.. and Mrs. IS.
y. Wingfleld, Mrs. T.. Graefe, Mrs, L. 8.
Beck, Mr. and Mrs. James Neurohr. The
cnaperones were Mrs. Beck and Mrs.
Hoover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
CHAMBERS
SYMP ATHY
DeplOreS Embarrassment Of
Williams Firm.
A RESOLUTlON is ADOPTED
The Filling Up of the Harbor is Dis
cussed, and Prompt Action Advo-
cated--The James River
Committee.

Sympathy for Mcssrs. John L, Williams
e. Sons was expressed at the quarterly
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. John Murphy,
who presided In the unavoidable absence
Of the President seconded by Mr.. s. M
Woodward, Il committee consisting OF
Messrs Woodward,. N. w. Bowe and G.
s. Minor prepared the following, which
was unanimously adopted
'"rhe Richmond Chamber Of Commerce
has heard with regret of the temporary
EN- Embarrassment Of the firm of John l..
Williams & Sons, composed Of gentlemen
who by their correct dealings and liberal
public spirit, have won the confidence
and esteem Of the entire community; and
the Chamber rejoices to believe that the
condition of their affairs justiiles the hope
that the firm will. In the near future, dis
charge all Of It's obligations and have
remaining for itself a very considerable
surplus"
A communication from Messrs. S. II.
Halves & Co.. calling the attention of the
Chamber to the urgent necessity for
dredging by the city authorities in certain
portions of the harbor of Richmond, was
considered.
Tho filling up OF parts of the harbor
circumstances which has, for some time.
existed, was explained TO the meeting and
in connection with the communication re-
ferred to, which cited actual instances,
the serious obstruction which these de-
posts presented TO navigation, was fully
discussed.
The necessity for prompt and effective
measures Of relief was SO clearly recog-
nized that, upon motion of Mr.. A. j.
Chewing, it was decided to convey to
the Committee on Improvement Of James
River q copy Of the communication OF
Messrs Halves L. Co. with the earnest
request that said committee should bring
the situation as disclosed Immediately TO
the attention Of the City Council with the
view that such action might be taken at
once as would be necessary to entirely
relieve the commerce Of this port from
the grove and unprecedented impediments
to which 1t is subjected from the present
condition OF the harbor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09

when 1t will be called upon to try the
case Of r. e. Harris, charged with
uttering counterfeit money. Harris Is
the ex-mail carrier charged with dispos-
Ing OF counterfeit shin -p!asters or paper
twenty-five cent notes. He will be de-
Tended by negro lawyer.
The Circuit Court docket has been
called and one case, that OF s. H. C?t-
trell and Son VS.. The Smokeless F1cl
Company, has been set for trial Novem-
her goth.
The Circuit and District Courts vii,
convene In Norfolk on the first Monday
in November. There Is a largo criminal
docket to be heard there. including a
number Of cases OF violation Of the mer-
chant shipping laws. commonly known
as shanghaing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
TRY HARRIS TO-DAY
Charged With Dlsposng of Counterfeit
Shlt pIasters-Ro Robertson Indicted,

Shll plasters-Robertson Indicted.
The United States District Court con-
vened yesterday and called the criminal
docket The first case called was that
of Raleigh Hawkins, an old negro
charged with making a false ahidavIt
to q pension claim. The trial OF the
case was gone into. District Attorney
Lewis and his assistant, Mr.. Hugh Cor.
don Miller conducting the prosecution,
che jury in tho eps6 returned verdic,
OF guilty, but Judge Waddill. taxing
into consideration the age and ignorance
OF the prisoner, suspended the sente,,n,
and let hm 81 Hawkins is from Su,ry
county, and Is sixty-five years old, He
was In large part a victim of bad adj
visers.
The grand Jury returned true hill
of indictment against j. w. Booker
Robertson, white man, who formerly
resided In Manchester, but now lives In
Mecklenburg county. Robertson 4,
charged with sending obscene matter
through the mails A bench warrant will
he issued for his arrest at once. The
grand Jury was adjourned until to-day,
when 1t will resume Its deliberations
The petit Jury was held until to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
eachers for the Philippines.

DISSEMINATION will be held ON October
10Th and goth, under the civil service
rules, for the selection OF 100 male teach ~
ers with salaries at from $500 to sl,20O
her annum, for service In the Philippines.
Teachers are eligible to promotion to
positions paying $1,000 and even $3.50
Application blanks viii be furnished by
II. II. Archer at the city postoilice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
The Odd Fellows.

Friendship Rebekah Lodge, No II, I.
o. o. IT,. will have very interesting
meeting tonight, also refreshments will
be served. All members are expected 10
be present and numbers of sister lodges
win be welcome, A good time Is ex-
pected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Annual Service,

Tuesday, December 1st. has been fixed
as the day for the annual service of the
Richmond Local Assembly of the BRO
tkerhood of ST. Andrew. It will be held
in the Monumental Church. There will be
n corporate communion. The speaker for
the occasion will be announced later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Year Book Issued.

The Year Book of Holy Trinity Church,
Of this city, has just been Issued The
rector the Rev. ]. J. Gravatt, reports
during the past year % baptisms 10
combinations. four marriages, twelve
burials; number of communicates, 462;
public services, 300
The church Is open daily for prayer and
meditation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Judges Named,

Governor Montague has designated the
following judges to hold terms for the
Judge ". Z, Fulton. Of Wythe. to hold
of Carroll for Judge N. p. Oglesby,
Judge John M. White, of Albemarle, to
hold the October term of the County
Court of Amherst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Hastings Court.

In the Hastings Court yesterday James
ious wounding and Harrison Robinson
nine months for assault and battery.
Richard Holmes got six months for
housebreaking,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
GallNlrainia Case.

Attorney-Goperal Villa ma. Anderson
yesterday received q teleR:aIn from Mt,
James II. McSenney. clerk OF the SUI
preme Court Of the United States, 1nform-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Pardoned ConditionaIIy.

Governor Montague has condtlonally
pardoned Winton Farmer, OF Tazewell
county, who was serving ono year In the
penitentiary for malicious shooting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
!@!~s''s~!~i.f,
Chestnut 1fl2l ana
: HIgAlaua Park

Miss Margaret Kirby has returned
home, after spending tho summer months
with relatives In Amelia,
DIR. s, ?. Christian. who has been quite
Mr.. Perry, Of, Orange county Va. Is
now the guest Of her daughter, Mrs, Nor
timer MeCluer,, Of Chestnut HILL
meet Tonight at the residence Of Miss
Louise Rennle,
Miss Sarah Brooks. who has been the
has returned home.
The new sunday-school room. which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
PROVOKE ORGANIZATION
Herald Has Something to SAY About
lt% Ntt tha Primaries,

The Religious Herald of this week
discusses the recent primary In Richmond
and in Henrico and predicts that the de-
feat of Mr.. l.. u. Christian, IN the city,
and the election of Mr., Rosenesk in tao
county. will hasten an organization "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Mr.. Spessard Named.

Mr.. NJ r. spessard, of Craig, has been
nominated for the House of Delegates by
the Democrats in the floater district Of
Allegheny and Craig.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09

ing him that the case OF tho Douglas
Company VS.. the Treasurer OF smyth
county, Va. would be called on Tuesday,
November lst. Tho Attorney, General
will reprasent the treasurer or smyth
county. The case Is one invoNlns the
right to levy on personal property for
State taxes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09

In regard to the three artists who
have all won the victory over the con-
testants. the committee will ask them
at. once to modify their designs In car-
tain respects, which the committee Will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09

LETTER TO BE SENT OUT.
The appended letter will be sent; 10
ali of the artists submitting models, save
Messrs. Moynihnn, Morahan and GUIDE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
MerfmiirSige Hatnrcrideinnnscm bci
Dem Suoc %beriibmtcr WGnner.

CAB IN Den Sagen Dor Dem Sobe
2eo's oes 8rei5ebnten ser 9orreQD'-
lhe Sonnet IN gang beionoers beqem
Sidt eritrablte, iopie Der llmItano,
0aB lofort na6 Dem So6e bes grobeu
NaplteS mebrfafe a~uffGaige Hatur.
erlfeinungen (ungepobnlih beftige
Insbriihe oes Seiup, grbbeben III
Si5ilien) beoba6tet mllrben, mag
Dem frilber pielfa6 uno audi iebt nod
Iteaenpeiie perbreiteten Soltsglau.
ben, OaB Der SOB beoeutenber 8erlon-
Iihteiten iid our6 ungepobnIi6e
misunderstanding an5eige, nelte gtab.
RING geben. r&ometen iiebt man
ni6t, penn Settler iterben, ser Sim.
mel ielbit flummt Siirltentob berab",
iagt Sbafeipeare i'm Sulius GGiar.
Ser 9iGter, Der beim Sobe GGiar'S
euBergepobnlihe Hutlrreri6einungen
ituttfinben IGBt, fcnb bieie Ingo6en
bel Ylrtar6. Tob bieicm erid)iell
tilrS nab Der Grmorbung GGiar'S Elm
aomet, ser iicben NGdte lang nit
e~lGn5en0er 8rodt itrablte, irO Sonn
micoer peribpano; has Sonnenlibt
berfinlterte iih in DEM ndmliben
Sabre, ulO MiBernte trot ein. Ius
Ser beliti6en 8ei6ihte meroeit 1bn.
lit)e geiipiele berihtet. Seinrif Ser
Come, Der @ioerioder g~arbarolias,
ltar6 ndbrenD eiucs entieBliGen sc.
pitters, nadoem oorber idon bas 9e.
bGube, in Dem er tranf lag, burd
einen 9lisitrabl ent5iinoet woroen
mar. Sn Der Sterbeituube @allen.
itein's, am Ibenb bes 20. Je6ruar
1854, miitbete elm fltrftbarer Srfan,
Der bier Stumben lang, bon s bis II
llbr, anbielt. Gon Grompea er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
@as Gin elephant arbeitet.

lleber Die glrbeitsleiItuna oes inoi-
iden G~lepbanten er5Gblt 6. @alDe.
mar @ertber in 1einem ioeben i'm
&erlag pom Sermaun Baetel in
Berlin eri6ienenen @lt6e ,Scitiide
Streiilihter" iolgenOe intereiiante
gir5elbeiten: n9ie Suuptarbeits.
trafte BEL Der Snouitrie Der Sol5be.
arbeitung in SnOien iinb glepban-
ten. Sic id)peren, nm Strunoe lu-
gernoen 9aumitamme, 81 bereu
transport 81 jeoem Stiid pieleidt
80 = 80 Gd5enoe &lllis n0tbig
mGren, nimmt DER elephant nit Dem
9fiiiiel auf feline StoB5Gbne uno ipas
siert oamit, tie pie einen Spa3ieritod
balanciereno, nod Dem Sdgeperf,
mo- er lie fein iduberli6 IN &eiben
nieOerlegt. Damn fommt elm anoe.
rer unO trdgt lie einseln na6 elmer
Waihine, bon Der lie 81 pieredigen
9alfen aei6nitten perOen. 9arulf
nartet eigens elm oritter, UNI lie 10.
bann init Dem Hiiiiel auf elmer SolS.
babn Der 2dnge na6 Dor iib ber5u.
ihieben, bis elm oiertes Glepbanten.
tbicr Tie aufbebt, I'M lie Oroentlih 5u
quaoratii6en Sbiirmen auf5uibif.
ten, mo Tie bon Der ourtsiebenoen
9rit getrodnet Deroeu. Son Den
iton trodenen galfentbiirmen bolt
Der braue NiiiieltrGger tie ein5eln
mieoer berumter; ole 9ulfen Die Su
9rettern Mno goblen geidnitten per.
ben iollen, trdgt er na6 Der betref-
fcnoen Maidine, lest Tie bort iorgiam
nit Dem 9opfenoe poran Dor bas
@eiier, senau ienfredt 81 bieiem, mo-
bel er nit Dem &iiiiel 10 lange bin
unb beri6iebt, bis Die ribtige Gage
bereeltellt lit, Damn giebt er nod
einen S6lrbs unb Die @tai6ine fdngt
on az arbeiten. @noere 9alfen
trGgt er mad Der &~reisiage. ldBt lie
5u Spet oOer mebreren Stiifen i6nei.
Sen, eenau porber NIT Dem &iiiiel
oen Sdperpunft nnb Die Nitte aus.
bulancierenb. llnb 10 meiter. Gisent-
lid madt Der elephant oieie Irbei.
ten alein. oenn Der Mabut, Der auf
ieinem Salie iibt, giebt ibm MIR pie
elm Selbberr Die aagemeinen 9irefti.
ben an, inoem er ibm gelegentlih eilt.
NAL ctwas in Der glepbanteniprabe
ms Sbr i%liiltert unb ibm babei nit
Dem e%iiernen Sammer aif Den Sdd'
oel ballt. Sas 2estere lit iiir Wtei.
tier Iidbaut nihts weiter OILS elm
aarter @inf, oaB iett etpas los lit.
10 etipa. pie pem Semano leiie auf
bie Sfnlter tippt. Der elephant
lit 5tpar tbeuer - lie nah 9egabimg
bis su $1,000 W. -, aber er bait
audi lunge. meiltens ldnger ais Die
Sabrif. @ie mir Der Gbef Der grOB.
ten eugliihen Solsidneioemiible bon
Mtac @regor u. 60. IN &angun ia9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25

5Gblte ii6 Ons Self, 6aB 6ie SeeIe
oes gefDaltieen Wannes inter benz
Vraltlen zines itarfen Sturntes, Der
III Der Sooesitunbe 6. September
1859 iiber Die britiite SRiel aefab-
rem, BON oGmonii6en WGften in Die
Sole entfiibrt DorSen Jet. Im
@beno beS 8. Mai 1921, als Gapo.
leon Der grite I'M Sterben lag, feate
ein grablider Sturmpinb ii6er Sas
Selleneilano ct. Selena. 8eet6opeN
iturb am 26. MGr5 1927; bel ieinem
Sobe entluo iid elm idrperes @e.
mittcr, mas BET ser friiben Sabres.
5eit boppelt merfpiirbig erifien. Bon
Der Raht, Die auf oas tragiife gnoe
oes &0nigs 2uomig bes 3weiten boil
Saiern folgte, er5dblt ser SariititeL-
Ter Warimilian Sfmibt in ieiner
Sel6it6iograpbie, lie 'ei grGBltf ge.
meIen: YStoGfinitere Nadt, &egen-
i6auer, Sturmgebeul uito @oaenge.
braus mar iiber BEN imlit 10 paraoieii.
i6en Staru6erger See perbreitet .
Ils Der foniglide 2eifelpagen on
Sic ct. Mttfaels . Stride in Miinfen
ongelan9t mar uno Der Sarg eben in
Die Stride getrugen rpurOe, fubr gang
unDermutbet elm 9lisitrabl auf Die
Stride nieber, un6 es erfeIgte elm 10
beftiger 9onneri6log oaB slqes
erbebte - er fam aus elmer ein3el.
men @olfe, pGbreno r~ingsberum
blaler Simmel mar" Grinnert lei
enolih audi an Sansiafobs gr6Gb.
lung bonn So6e 0es alten SermeS.
bauern Gin r@ilOe &iriden").
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25

pom ben gensbiftinern 9eltitet, ertbeiIt
Sriinblideu ~relisioieu, tlailii6en NIB wiilen-
l6aitli6eu llnterridt. geiouoere auimerts
mirb Der osuti6en Sprade gcipios
met. Die glnitolt crireut lib zines allss
se,sihueteu &uieS wesen ibrer ssiunbeu,
bsrrIi6eu sage. i5ren neuelI, beauen, einss'
RGumlibfeiter, gutter 9oit NIB
Breiie. Gas nddite S6uliabr
am s.. September 1908. I'm nGbere
9lustunft meroe man lld du
THE REV. VICE PRESIDENT,
Conception College.
Conception, Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25

ItHl ulleH lSQrHlpQll1e 81, SeO2r DON
elmer froben 3ufunft trGumeno.
Sier Sabre iinb ieit jenem grnte-
felte pergangen, mno Sur. Waribon,
Der bamals iein letteS gu feiern
9luubte, iheint berielben nod mall6e
erleben an iolIen. 8eiuno, better
uno gliidlih iist err in ieiner 2ebn-
itubic, oaS gepobnte Tfeifden rar-
6eno, uno menn Gle Hafbarn inn
iagen, Die ihon oas cite Uarmbaus
gemprben iei unb baB man es faum
Dieoer femme, antrportet er ieOesmal:
nSn, Setb bat einen guten @e.
i6maG, unb Seth lit reid. gr fonnte
gan5 Geerpooo f%auien, menn CT
moQte. Sort oos Saus baut er fir
Die nrrlen 2eute, lno am 9nhe baut
err cine Sabrif, no er Sebem Irbeit
Qibt. Seth lit Elm gutter Surge"
Iudl Inoere eibt es, ole Seth
Woribau gut un6 ebel nennen, uno
ieit ieiner Gudfebr lit nod niht cine
Gimme lort ~gefporoen Die i'm bate
taoeln mogen.
Sim eriten @eibna6tsfeite, bas ser
&iitfebr ieines 8aters gefolet mar,
batte @olter Settle beimgefiibrt, unb
nun ipielt ihon elm munterer, bunfeI.
dugiger &nabe IN ieinem Sauie, Ger
Den Nanien 8rabam @aribaa iiibrt,
lno Der Deit mebr in Geerpooo, belln
in SEEM gorf 81 Sauie lit. 0a iist
er Damn auf Dem &nie oes alterl
Wannes, Der i'm ~5ilpeilen @alter,
otter aber Seth nennt, uno reitet
nah Bottom; er 5er5auit ben Bart bes
urgrobpaters, iebt iib oeiien @rile
Gut rau6t mie oieier, freili6 Elm
Stiidden 3uder = uno bonn faat
er i'm SdooBe Scr. Waribau's in
S6lai - Elm Iieblifes 9tIb.
Ift5ebn Mpnate botte @iuiam i'm
8efangniiie sugebra6t, als ser mGt)-
tiae, pereinte ginfluB Wr. @rabam's,
Seth Waribau's uno @alter's ibm
9egnabigung ermirtte. Ils elm
bemiitbiger uno baritm belierer
Ieni6 empfiug er bie permirfte
Sreibeit 5uriif. @r sog es Dor, Die
Staot nift 81 perlaiien, ba er es fir
better bielt, ieine S6anoe in @eoulo
5u ertrager, ais Dor ibr 5u flieben,
Inn bod bon ibr iiberanbin periolgt
81 perben. 60 blieb er oenn rtno
nabm oanfbar einc SteIlung an, Die
@alter linn peridafit batte. Iut
Mrs. @elleuger nabm iid ieiner an
oils lie lid iber5eugt bate, oaB ieine
Seiieruug cine aufri6tise lei, unb 90
@olter iest nift mebr bel ibr
ipobnte, 10 sab tie ibm cine @obnung
III ibrem eigenen Souie.
Seben CONNER finoen iiH sic so.
milien Graham nno Waribaa nit
Wtrs. gelenger unb Mrs. gartops
IN Seerfpooo EN-. po Der ebrDlirOlge
SmIsberr 10 jung uno gIiifli1 gu
iein iheint, pie MIR Giner BON linen.
Seth Waribaa tpanbert tGgIi9
tiltm @rabe ieiner Srau, no err in
itiaem Gebete ibrer eeoenft: ,Nube
in Srieben, mein iiiBes @eib, 8ott
gebe inns Elm ieliges @teoerieben. Oh
bait benz Serrn aue5eit pertralit, ibm,
Ger uns ouf beDegter @abn Srm
6rieoen uno Slid fiibrte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
iibertreffen Die eIephanten on @e.

iibertreffen Die Glepbanten on 9e.
ihtdliflteit bel @eitem bic tnoiiden
Irbeitcr, benn BEL Oieien fGme es
OfterS Dor, buB lie iid Irme, geine
unb bergleihen Singe an Den Wa.
i6inen abi6nitten, aber nod niemals
babe ii6 ireenO Elm elephant erbe6.
lid perleet, trotOem Die Sbiere, mie
ih ielbit geieben, auf ben idmolen
8dngen sniihen ben Mdifinen iih
6eipegen, porii6tig elm gein Dor bas
0aDere ieBeno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
Gin Grntefcit AT SeeriuooS.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
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REV. A. MORRISSEY, C. s. c., President,
Box s6, Notre Dame, Indiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25

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Evening journal., 1903-04-21
THE LEADING JOURNALS
FLAY OUR GOVERNOR

speech made in the Legislature by State
Senator Conner, of the AddicSs party, who
had the effrontery to say:
Now we have been accused Of buying
votes under the operations OF this law. /
am not going to revive the history Of
vote-buying in Delaware for fear. that 1t
would make my fellow members OF the
other side of the House look like thirty
cents. There have been rumors in the air
of vote-buyipg in Delaware ever since any
of us can remember, and I happen to know
that Delaware IS not the only State where
votes are bought and money is spent at
elections. The Voters Assistant system
again comes in and commends itself for
fairness. It insures delivery Of the goods.
When / buy horse I want my horse.
When a Democrat buys a vote he wants
his vote. So you see that there are, as
contend, no pontcs in d. for Mr.. Demo-
crat has thus an opportunity to buy his
vote instead Of being cheated out of it,,
as he has been 50 many times in this
State"
The Governor of a Commonwealth of
the Union has yielded to the appeal that
the sale of the votes Of his State to the
highest bidder shall be free and unob-
structed, and he has turned his back on
the moral sentiment and the patriotism
Of his State. Was a Governor OF the State
Of Delaware, or any Governor in any State
as far as history records. ever placed in
so bad a light before the country?