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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
BoERs GET THEIR BIBLES.
Many Volumes Taken by British SOL
diers BeInu Sent Back.

d'ers Being Sent Sack.
Considerable progress is being made
with the work in connection with the
collection and return of Boer family
Bibles found by British officers and
men in deserted farm houses in the
Transvaal and Orange River Colony
IN the course of the recent war. The
Bibles are being received at the Lon
don headquarters of the Society of
Friends, which was requested by Lord
Roberts to undertake the work Of col
lection and return. AS the volumes
are received they are registered and
then placed in strong room.
Many Of the Bibles are of consider
able intrinsic value, apart from the
genealogical and sentimental value
they possess for their Boer owners.
Some of them contain family records
dating back well over hundred years,
and owing to the nomadic life led by
the early Boer settlers, it would be inn
possible to replace these records from
any other source.
Descriptions of the books received,
or which are known as the result of
correspondence to be in England, are
being circulated broadcast through
out South Africa, with the result that
many of the Bibles have already been
claimed, and, the claims having been
verified, have been restored to their
rightful owners.
South Africa, published in London,
recently printed some photographs Of
Boer Bibles showing the elaborate
character Of the records they contain.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
The Notice In Chinese.

in the English language. A handful
has been distributed to every Chinese
laundry in the First ward, calling the
attention of the Chinese to the fact
that they can get lessons in English.
superintendent Megan, in charge of
the night schools, claims that good
teacher can teach the rudimentary
features OF the language to Chinese or
any other nationality.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
Conscience Fund Contribution.

Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock
received the following letter, together
with a money order, from an Okla
homa man recently: "Cashion, Ok
To the Secretary Of the Interior:
inclose 81 to pay for one small stick
of pecan timber that | took in the
Chickasaw nation. / have an earnest
desire to make all things rite, and I
no of no other way than thro your
department. In sincerity ask flrgivnes
for the auful sin. Yours resp"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
eIrI MN Wear MANS Uniform.

Annie Rooney, young woman Of
good character in Seattle. Wash, has
adopted the uniform of United
states marine and declares her In
tention Of wearing It instead Of the
skirts in which members Of her sex
Usually enfold their persons. The po-
lice say there is no law which will
prevent her earring out her purpose.
as she does not seek to disguise her
sex by wearing the habiliments OF
man.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
Refu.ed NATURALIZATION Papers.

Judge Lander of Lancaster, Pa, last
week refused naturalization to an
Italian and Russian. They answered
questions satisfactorily as to the forms
OF government In this country, but ad.
mitted they could not read or write
English. The judge said 1t was a mis-.
take to make citizens Of men who
did not take enough interest in affairs
of their adopted country to read and
write its language.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
Kalaer champlons palnt.r.-

The kaiser's latest role is that Of
champion of the painters whose pic
lures have been rejected by the man
agement Of the annual German art en-
hibltion. Out Of 5000 pictures offered
only GOO have been accepted and II IA
alleged that the selections are due ia
favoritism and improper influences. II
is stated that the modern impression
ist school is favored at the sxDsnse ol
the other styles.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15

Sat in the doorway Of his shanty gaz.
Ing across the arid Australian
plain.
dertaker this morning and four more
about ready to pass In their checks.
Guess we'll wait and bury them all
at the same time. But the rangers
lost few, too. Seems as though they
wanted your scalp worse than any
ones. Guess it's because those irons
Of yours throw lead about twice as
far as any other guns in the country.
Now Dad. you know am friend Of
yours, although you don't patronIze
my tent or approve Of my business.
But on the square. | would like 10
know why your irons shoot so far7"
Dad smiled sbSeatly as he answered.
ITS the Vy l handle them. as 1
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
NOT AN HAelTUAL DRUNKARp.
Intoxication on Legal Holidays Con-
doned by Judge.

A man who gets intoxicated only on
legal holidays does not fall into the
drunkard category, according to Judge
Harper of the common pleas count of
Stark county, Ohio. In a divorce suit
brought by Minnie Rerick against Will
liam Rerick the allegation was made
that the husband is habitual drunk
ard. The defendant testified that he
got drunk on national holidays only
and that the wife could prove nothing
else. The Judge in summing up the
case declared the plaintiff had failed
to sustain her chief allegation and he
refused to grant her separation.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
Kalser,a elft to Amerlcans.

he German emperor has presented
a costly piece of porcelain from the
royal Prussian factory to Ross r. WI
mans of Baltimore, Nd, in recognition
OF his labors In restoring part Of an
ancient Roman frontier fortress near
Homburg, Germany. In the course Of
his excavations on the site Of the for
tress Mr. Winans found many inter
estlng articles, including bronze spear
heads, swords, Roman locks, buckles,
coins and ornaments.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
s..ks shelter In poorbou,.

John Crump. a mulatto and reported
son OF a prominent southerner, has
been obliged to seek home in the
Denver poorhouse at the age Of 1O2
years. He served under Farragut and
was severely wounded IL the battle
in Mobile ba,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15

emily is now as perfect as on the first
day that steam was turned into its
boilers. Although no persons con-
nected with the Curtis company would
admit that negotiations are going on,
an official of the Cunard company
said that Lord Inverclyde's commits
sion would thoroughly investigate the
turbine designs and probably would be
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
EHGMEsn nIC5k1HGHkuxi2HH w - ~ - -

in the United States within three
months. Mr.. Curtis himself is ex-
tremely sanguine as to the future use
of turbine engines on big steamers.
He says they will result in swifter
trips and in greater comfort to passen-
gers, and that the saving in space
will permit of lne carriage of more
passengers and of heavier cargoes.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR CHINESE

Chicago Board Of Education Gives
Them a Chance to Learn English.
For the first time in the history Of
the public schools of Chicago the
board of education has issued a circu-
lar to the Chinese of the city, inviting
them to attend the Jones School even
ings, so that they may receive lessons
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-08-08
IS NOT INSANITY.
AuAing of New York Supreme Court
Regarding Love ut the
Age OF Ninety.

The supr1me court Of New York has
decided that love at 80 is moi INSANITY
The decision was made by Judge
Mareau, who dismissed the suit Or
Mortimer S. Brown for the annu!1nent
Of the marriage Of his father, n
wealthy baker. who died recently after
marrying woman GO years his Junior
whom he described in his diary al "aa
angel sent from God" The court re-
marked that it would be dangerous
doctrine to declare that desire to
marry is insanity, The elder Browns
children sought to break his will
which left his entire estate to the
bride. An oddly written diary kept BY
the decedent was read in court and
greatly amused the audience.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-08-08
MRS. RUSSELL sAGE's ADVICE,
Tells Girls to Become Womanly and
Speaks Against Hasty
Marriages.

Mrs. Russell Sage, at the banquet
during the commencement exercises
of the Emma Willard school at Troy, n.
Y, recently, responded to the toast:
"Our Founder, Emma Willard" She
said in part:
Sixty years ago women were forbid
den to speak in public, and MnAe. Emma
Willard was forbidden to speak before
convention of men. The woman who
escaped in recent great automobile
race and wreck said she wanted to
AVOID the commonplace. The common
place, girls, is what you want Take
God with you everywhere; take God
in your marriages. Don't have clandes-
tine marriages, which are the causes
of so many divorces. There is so much
pleasure seeking, money seeking, and
title seeking among women.
Nothing could be more common
place than to be one of II children in
New England home, and that IL
what Nine. Emma Willard was. When
she wanted to study astronomy she
went out on horse block with a
blanket around her, and the woman
who did that had in her what Shake
speare said: "A scholar, ripe and
good one, exceedingly wise, fair
spoken
Make yourselves lovely, cody,
womanly, so as to make yours the
greatest country in the world through
So
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-08-08
CRIME IN FRANCE.
s.c,oloricaI Efforts Said to Have Pro-
duced Good Effects in That
Country.

soeiologicAl effort in France is be-
H.ved to be responsible for the de-
crease in crime in the last 20 years,
T,nring this time many attempts have
ba.nSmade - raise the moral level Of
ar,u1,rals, such as Prstectisa Of chill
Srsp.. eatroasge of liberated criminals,
sm.lteratisu Of peuaity, etc, and these
-ars,us eadeavorS have had an appre-
.ss,,I eject. 0fscial reports just is
.S .hev that In 1881 there were 1855
s - /. 1909 oaly cess. Il the cor
...s,op.l Police court. sgaiasi fFs,sso
.ssss for issi, there wge ia'aqoo, le7.-
1qo.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-08-08

DR.. lie Redde. one of the physi-
clans who was alleged to have cured
a case of cancer Of the stomach by
means of the X-rays, announces that
the discovery has been misreprasent-
ed and says that a means has been
found for using X-rays almost with
out danger in treating superficial
cancers. some of which have been
successfully removed, but he never
pretended to cure internal or deep
seated cases.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-08-08
INCREASES PROFITS.
Bureau of Forestry Expert Discov-
ers New Way to Tap Trees.
Twenty-Three Per Cent. More Tar
pentine Obtained by the Cup-and-
G1tteF System Than BY the
Old Box System.

The turpentine industry is receiving
the benefit of discovery by DIR.
Charles H. Herty, an expert Of the
bureau Of forestry, the Importance Of
which may be realized by the enormous
gain in profits it secures for the tur-
Pentine operator. BY a new method of
tapping trees, called the cup-and-gut-
ter system, DR.. Herty has secured an
increase over the old method Of 90 per
cent. of turpentine, besides uniformly
high grades of rosin.
The demonstration of this increase
is based on careful and elaborate ex-
perimeRts conducted by DIR. Herty
at DELLA, Ga. One-half of first, a
second, a third. and fourth-year
crop was managed by the box sys-
tenn, the other half by the new cup
and-gutter system. Every effort was
made to have the conditions in the
two divisions exactly similar and TO
make the comparison a just one.
The increased output Of 90 per cent.
secured by the eup-and-gutter sys-
tenn during the season of 1902 is
guaranteed by DR.. Herty as being
absolutely reliable for the turpen-
tine orchard at Ocila, Ca, and he
believes there is no reason for not
accepting it as representative of d \
increase that may be secured b. this
all i
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-08-08
Find Novel Way to Fight Duel.

A newspaper published at BIagos
vestchensk, the capital of the gov
eminent of Amur, in Asiatic Russia,
states that, as dueling pistols cannot
be obtained in Manchuria. Russian
officers at Zizikar have invented q
novel substitute. The principals in
. duel draw lots, and the loser il
obliged to take the next train on
the Manchurian railroad from Ii2ikar
to Charbin and then return. If he
survives the inevitable derailing of
traips and returns uniniured, honor
is satisfied equally as well as though
shots had been exchanged.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-08-08
Radium Aid to Blind.

DR.. Lunden. German scientist,
claims to have proved by expert
ments that rays reflected from ra-
dunn enable the blind to see more
or less clearly. He cites the cases
of two Russian blind boys who per-
manently regained their sight
through the use of these rays.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-08-08
Projection of Mars.

One of the astronomers has discov-
cred a large projection on Mars. Per-
haps. saws the Chicago Record Herald,
the Martians have just put up their
Arst sky scraper.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-08-08
It has been used BY tie
PLANTERS OIL MILL
Ala DELTA OIL MILL

Of this city, and we refer you to them as 10 its
quality. II IS easily laid All that is required pair
Of hands and hammer, we furnish the rest.
The price is
For ply SIPS per 100 square feet
For 2 ply $3.25 per 100 square feet
Each roll contains zoo square feet There Is moth
ing cheap about il. II is simply high grade. long
lived roofing
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Sic Tifel Hlatc Giieu6abn

miro 9iGete fir Stotionen innerbaIb
einbunbert iuno fiiufsie @eilen, am
%. irno 26. Nopember perfaufen,
gum Sabrpreiie bon Elm urb elm Grit
tel fiir bie &rnbreiie, ipesen bes
9anfiagnngstases. H~iiffabrtgiil-
tigfeit 80. Hobember 1908.
9rei S6nea5iiee tagli6 nad)
Sort @upne, Glepelano, erie,
Buffalo. Stem Dorf, Bottom nnb
GlGten in Stem England nit peitibu.
lirtcn Sd,lafmugen. gs miro utf
feinem 3itge Der HifeI Tlate 9obn
neberifuB @epadfra6t bere6net.
MabIseiten merben in BEN Speiie.
rpagen Der Nifel 8Iate-9 abn naf
Dem Imerican Club. RIane ierpirt
un6 bemegen iid in>Breiien apii6en
50 Gents unb $1.00; au6 q la carte.
Gbicogo itdbtiibe Eidet-S Office, III
Mbams StraBe uno Iubitorium On.
ner.J SelepBune Central 2057.
gabnbof ga Saae nnb @an Buren,
StraBe, anf Dem glenuteo Coop.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
&Ietn aus Staot
nuO lltnae8eno.

-Srou 2ena S6aesle, Satin bon
Seinri6 S6aebIe pon Stem @ienna
itarb 81 9perspiae nod fur5er
9ranfbeit. Sic 8eritorbene mar
cine aeborene g(beln. gs iiberleben
bieieIbe Die @ei6piter: Or. abelu,
Srana Srm S. z. Sangmom unb
Satbarina BON Stem Sienna; Srau S.
9. Meper, q. g. @beln uub Sr1ulei1
Soiepbina @lbeln BON Dubuque uno
Srau 81. 9. SOBER bon Nebrosfa. Die
9eerbigung fono am Samstag Mor-
gen BON Der Stride 81 lteu @ien aus,
inter 5ablreider 8etbeiligung itatt.
M0ge lie ruben III Srieoen! Gen
trouernoeh Sinterbliebenen unler
Seilei0l
@em Semano geaen 2eberlei-
beu empfinblid lit, lit es oas Bette
Or. @uglllt &onig'S Samburser Gro.
pien 81 gebrauhen. Sn tur5er 3eit
pirb Gle 9eber wieoer in gutter @e-
ltaiienbeit iein.
- Sci Der 9lrbeit IN ieiner SGge.
nliible murhe Scrr Feter Stiqmun.
fes bon Sberia 10 mgliidlit in Die
Scite g%etroffen, Dab er rinen &ippen.
bruh erlitt.
8. &. Srauben, belIti6er Ghpo.
fat unb Notnr, Simmer 4t3 Office.
Geb1nOe. 9, nnO Wain. StraGe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Giue. biaise Mrt, ,lrt it9 Elm
Setm III berjdatieu.

2eieu sic 0ieies iorgidItig burd. Gle founeu
cine Seimatb fir $500 baar tduien unb Gle f6nnen
oaS llebrige IN monatlidlen 3abluHaeu eutridjter,
gerabe mie Miethe. Gle be5abIen 10 piel ais Gle
fbunen. aommen Sic bieie on srten einmaI ieIber
beiid]tigen. Sir $500, elm SaIiS init bier BIN.
nlern. gan5es Got. grober @artenplaB, nit sltern
babu, monatlih $500. SIR $500, eine iuntels
ganssm Got. inOnatlif $1,000. Sir $3.50 cine
Cottage NIT iint 3immern, polent Got, an Der
9inss strabs nabe benz Saiebal Rart, monatlih
$500. Sur $500, Elm Saus NIT 8 9immeru pabe
Der Soma Coffin gompanp $500 limb in Saar
u0thig) nno nlpnatlif $500 our $500 uub auis
tuarts patante eotS, IN irseub eine Stabttbeile,
ani tpeldle i'd elm p~afeuoes Setm baIen iueroe
uro Sbnen erlauben tueroe, rlouatlide 9ahluns
gen gu MAIDEN. Sd ernieoriee ben 1reis 0es
2ebensunterhaltes, inoem i6 5hre Mietbe pers
wenoe,. nm Sbneu Elm Seim 3u perihafen unb
iuoem ih bic Sage oefelben 10 ipdble, oa6 sic
eineu 0emliegarteu baben unb Slbuer balten
fDnuen. Us be5ablt iid uno les til geiuuo babel.
Wein RIan III einfah unb leirht oeritanoeu. Sic
habeu feine 0eleaenbeit 81 perlieren, nod i'm
Sale ooH aranfheit oas Gteenthum su perliersn.
Uragen Sic I'm fieiuen Gontratt All befidttaen.
lie Snterehen nehmeu ab nno bic Shuiben
perben tleiner. Ste baben bas 6edt, trgeuo
cine 3eit bic Sdulo gang ab5ube5abIen. Sebe
Dantilte iuln cine eigene 0eirnatb baben,
g9euu Ste Mietbe be5ablen, tonnen Gle eiue
eigene Seinlatb baben. neil bic Dlietbe oatlr De-
6ablen iutro. Ste miiieu iih gleih melben, rpenu
Sic BON oieier Sierte @ebrandl MAIDEN uuQen.
Chr. ". Vcetfer, 10. uno glaps GtraBe. Or
o~ertauit Seimatben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Mdnner, bic tief atbmen

leben ni6t allein LANCE, ionbern benfeu
eifris, ~bisponiren gut unb i6iiben ibr
gciibtbum burrb 2ebensoerii6eruns.
SOl6e Mduuer baben Elm Sntereiie ba.
RON su eriabren, iuie Der er6Bte Ser.
trauens. Sonbs in Der 8elt anselest III
(beidrieben in ,Gines ganfier's Ser
mddtniB." Cine merfpiirbise 8eftim.
muns bieies germabtuiiies lit belon.
berer gea6tuns tuertb. 8eiteut Gud5
nod beute oas 4ampblet.
Sisie @eieli6oft ~ransirt;
Gm bO5fsR-im BERN 5scns. geaanh.
Gm bO9hsu-tSsieIiS Der an 9plissa. Sn5aber s4
5abltsu Summs.
Nm bOdfsn-bur3 ibr ALTER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
: Die &Io,lcr Wnfo. 60. hot bas

- Die &Iailer Mnfg. 60. bat bas
8ritnbeigentbitm linb Die @ebdulif-
feiten Der Soma Sron @orfs on Der
Nellnten nnb @aibington Strabe
fGufliG %ertporben un0 miro ibre
Sabrif bortbin perleeen. Die Soipa
Sron @orfs merben i'm Shiffsbafen
neue @ebGulibfeiten auffiibren uno
bort ibr gan5es 8ei6dft con-
centriren.
- 2oiien Sic mid SIR Saus
gegen @aargeIo perfaufen. &ein
Mufieben, mdBise Gommiiiion, idnea
geideben. Chris. q. 8oeIfer,
13. uno Clan StraBe.
- Wittpo6 &a6mittug fan6 Gin
S~uiammenitoB Smeier Srahtause aui
ben @eleiien Der Chicago, Wilwaufee
& ct. Eurt .-@iienbabn am SuBe Der
16. StroBe itatt. gs muroe ,spar
Niemano getootet, bph erlitten Der
Sngenierr Suntington uno Der
Seucrmour &inb Gerrenfiingen.
Cine InSabl Sru6tpugen : puroen
S%ertriimmcrt.
Sic itdotii6e llmlaee fir Die
Stellcrn bes ndhiteu Sabres lit mlf
II Wtias feitgeiest poroen. Sierin
lit cine Grbobung Der 8ibliotbef-
itcuer nit einseidloiien.
= Sn Dem alagefaae Sarreu
geeen Die Staot muroe Die Stabt
idulolos eehalten. IS banoelte lid
Inn cine S6abeneriasflage, ipelde er-
Eoben moroen ipar, neil 9untSeug OIL
einem 'Sauie mGbrenb zines Carrie.
pals berabfiel uno Sruu Sarrell
perlette.
= Ser Marqluettc Sof Ses fatbo.
Iiifen S~6riterorbcns IN Ger SerS
Seiu : @emeinoe eab berfl. ISOLDE in
Ger Warquette SaIle einert
.Smofer". Sobann Grimm nnb
@eorg &lauer erbielten Greiie ais bic
belten Hauder bes Ibenbs. +,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Sir zen Saufiagnnsstag

lit elm Sabrpreis bon elm uno orittel
erlaubt porben fiir iol6e Stationen,
neI6e imerbalb einbunoert uno
ilinf5ie Wieilen ouf Der Nitel Blate.
9abn liegcn uno sur Hiifreiie bis 81
mn einiGlieBlih Dem 80. Ropember
1908 giiltig limo. Ga Saae Stfobe
Nerionen +. gabnbof IN Chicago, gfe
Ser @an @uren uno ga Saae Str,
aus Dem Glepateo coop. StGotiide
Gidet. Office, III @oams StraBe
mo gubitoriltm Inner. SeIepbon
Central 2O5l +,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
HetScnpc Ngenten:
S. 9. games. SObn Soblcr.
Saul Rnebel.
Grlag eincm Gdlage.

Cine i6were Seimiu6nng befiel
om Samstag Die Samilie 8ader,
Del6e oui seminary Sill pobnt.
Oils Serr Sebaitian 9afer Samstag
9ta6mittag ieiner grbeit in ben De-
b0iten Der .Nilpaufee" . giienbabn
rudJging, fiel oerielbe plosli6 Inn
un0 mar cine Seide.~ 9oS 2ei6en-
idaugeri6t beitebeno aus ben Serren
Geter Sabm, u. 3oerr uno Yeter
SoliinQer e%rfannten allf 600 burd
Ser3idlag. Ger 8erItorbene bate
aber in BEN lesten Sabren bereits
ernitliG gefranfelt. Ger 8erltorbe-
lie mar Elm Steiuarbeiter bon 8ro.
FELTON, unO binterlaBt ieine @attin
unN eilen Sobn: emil 9adJer.
&err &uher mar etpa 80 Sabre oft
mo arbeitete in Der @agenabtbei-
hing Ser oWiilWaufee" -@eb0ite. Die
@eeroigung fano om 3ienStag
Worgen BON Der ct. Warien. Stride
ans, itatt, Ter 9abingei6ieoene mar
ans 9abeu gebiirtig uno 5War i'm
Sabre 1850. Gr fam i'm Sabre
1880 aah glmerita mo Dubuque,
mo er allgemcin betannt mo gead,tet
mar, Gr mar ein Wiitglieo bes
2eniidcn arieger.&ereinS BON On
bgquc, mcldler Dem tooten aamera-
ben aid ole lestcn Gbren %erlpieS.
Guh mar er Elm Wfitglieo Der
brotherhood ci &ailmop Carmen.
Gen traucrnoen &interbliebenen
nnier her]lideS @Cilcib! Moac ser
brauc @critprbcnc ruben in 6rie0en!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
@nstunft iiber bic rcideu 2eute bes
SanOeS

Nan0es
eibt Elm 8uf, pelbes bieier Gage
III Stem 9ort erifienen lit unb mel.
DIES ben Sitel bat: rSinancial &e0
0oot of Imerica" gs lit oieies elm
@erf, Deld,es elm Ger5eifuiB aler
6ericnigcn 2eltte entbdlt, melhe iiber
100000 ywertb" iein iouen, 8. +.
melde Elm Sermogen in Oieier Sobe
beiiben. GemGb Oieiem @erfe nun
gibt es in BEN Ser. Staaten beute
10000 Serionen, ipel6e annaberno
ODER iiber cine Miuion Collars Ser.
m0een buben uno in iebem Sale iber
100000 beFben. Son bieien Ser
ipnen Dobnen 1913 in Soma uno 90
in Ses Woines. Die &amen bon
Subuauern, pelde iiber 100000
Sermoaen bnben, iino mie folgt an-
eegeben: Sruu Glen 8ur1, @ittpeI
ron @eors Surd, Sol5banoler -llno
9anfier; Sbom. Gpnnolp, 8utiden-,
fabritant; q. 81. Cooper, @agen1
fabrifant; @. $. Sap, 8rdiibent Der
Seconb Sectional 9anf; 6. $. gigb.
men, Yrdiioent Der Sirit Natipnal
9ant; $. 9. @lober, Gambler in
gaenipaaren; g. @. 2acb, YrGiioent
Der Sopa Srnit anb Sapings 8anf;
s. g. &ioer, @roBperfmifsbdnbler in
gaentpaareE; S. o. Stout, Braii.
bent Der Union electric Company,
Sn bem 9ube iino aus anoeren
Sona'er GtGoten Ramen pie folgt
aneegeben: Burlington, 10; QeoarI
&apioS, 3; Clinton II, BON melfen
Ritglieber Ser Young Samilte
iinO; Siour Gitp, Z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
0ute Vbotoarapbiem

fonnen mir pon 9rperten berssiieQt perbsn.
Ss gilt bel bereu S%srfeunmg Grfabrmms
gu babeu, paiicnbe kopis NIB Sorperteluns
gen 81 beadtsn, bas paiienbs ei6t. mnb
S6attenuerbaltnib gu fennen uno banu
aud bic nOtbisen. oft redt toiipieli9en
banben, wenn Sbr Cure pbOtosrapbie pon
mir MAIDEN laiet.
d. s. MacSensie,
1878 Glap:Str. DUBUQUE, so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Yin 2an0iuher.

g8ir baben an 100, 600 gfer ouraielidber farm.
QGnbereien IN Niuneiota uno SGosSatota An
Hreiien bon So bis s2l pro Gder gu n~ertaufen.
Gebdupeu.
Cine 5arm BON 44o sIder, iammtli6 cuItisirt,
NIT guteu 0ebduoeu.
Gin iid gut 5ahIsnbea Sotel uro anberes Garms
unb Staoteigeutbum entwe6er gu nsrtauien pber
5u p%ertauideu.
Bite BET uus por5uiprefen unb mir perbeu
SIREN @iinifeu entipredben.
S0bn Wier & Co.,
0rnuoeigeutbuu1s unb Gsriideruuess 9Iaeut.
352 Siebente StraBe, Dubuque, Sou6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Gpreht bnr !

@ir ino in Der Sa9e. Ste init allen
Sprten Saenwauren, Seden. Seppi-
den, Watten uno SsltuA gu perieben,
ale bon leitenoen Sabrltanten semadt
uno Ge9sn Scar Setauit. melhe mir 81
prsiien anbieten, bic iont nirgenbs
ana.boten meroen tOnnen.
Sames 2epi & Go.