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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
What the Editors Say

\
President Roosevelt. we are afraid,
has stirred UP ia hornets nest around
his ears that will cause him more
trouble than his negro policy. He has
taken issue with the typographical
union in the fight, over Assistant Fore
man Miller. of the government printing
Office, and reinStated that gentleman
after he had been put out of the union
and discharged by Public Printer
people who will applaud this move on
the part of the president. and say it
is in line with his rough rider policy,
but a man toSbe good statesman
must be a good politician, and it is GER
tainly not good politics to antagonize
body of men like the union printers
and bookbinderS.- Bulletin.
Just what relation the "open door"
in China bears to the slaughter of
Jews in Bessarabia is not quite clear,
though it is significant that on the day
following the receipt of formal assur-
ances from the Russian government
that no further objection would be Of
fered to the opening of the Manchu
rian ports. the secretary of state an
nounced that the so-caIled Kishenev
incident was closed by the refusal of
the Russian government to receive a
iects.-Northf1eld News.
Little Falls has a resident, Louis
Glupka by name, who is the father of
seven sons. and has written Auditor
Iverson asking if there is reward
for that kind of a layout. We doubt
if the auditor has any authority for
cashing in of a family of that number
with state funds, but if the old man
will continue the good work and pro-
duce a baseball nine that is a conner
he can sit in the box office and count
the coin as it rolls in. But he will
have to hurry-Stillwater Gazette
Resolutions We're adopted by the
conference of thex African Methodist
Episcopal church ait Madison. Ga, de-
claring that the South is the only place
for the negro. Well, the North is not
anxious to have the black man come
north. It is noticeable that the con-
ference passed tno word of censure
upon the negroes who commit foul
crimes.-ManIzato Free Press.
A third term for Gov. Van SAINT
continues to be a subject of much dis
eussion in many OF the state papers,
but the governor Gays little, denies
nothing and keeps the newspaper boys
talking pro and cen, but very few of
the papers are enthusiastic in their
advocacy of the third term plan.-Al
bert Lea Enternlise.
Editor Bryan is quite right when he
says: The Democratic platform that
meets with the approval of Republican
leaders and organs is IN need Of some
extensive repairs.-Perham Enter
prise.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
Regular Counterfeiters.

Newitt-These crooked councilmen of
stituents, and yet their constituents are
honest. Queer, isn't it?
Pompus-Ay! It's passing strange.
Newitt-Passing queer rather They're
forever making and passing bad bills
Philadelphia Press.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
At St. Paul
Thedters

A large audience assembled at the
Metropolitan last night to see the sec
ond performance of MY JIM by the
Ferris organization, and, from the ap-
plause and numerous curtain calls,
were evidently well pleased with the
presentation. The first popular mat
inee Of the week will be given tomor-
row. For the week beginning next
Sunday the Ferris company will pre-
sent the comedy drama, "Shamus
O'Brien."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
HORSE SAVES THE
LIFE OF HIS MASTER
Drives Away Bull When About TO
Tran,pIs Owner to Death.

JACKSON, Tenn. Aug. 3.-A story
of a horse that is a real hero comes
from this county. Bob" Hunt, stock
man, owns a beautiful gray stallion and
a fine Jersey bull. The latter is a
vicious animal. and on more than one
occasion has Shown a pugnacious dis
position Usually a pitchfork serves to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
1t All Depends.

Mrs. Tidey-Every housekeeper must
realize that Cleanliness is next to godli-
ness"
Mrs. Famley-Unless she has several
growing boys to track mud all over every
thing. then she realizes it's next to i'm
possible Philadelphia Press.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
"Navigabiey and "Navieated" Differ.

The government engineer in charge
Of the work of Improvement on the
Missouri river distinguishes in his re-
port between navigable stream and
navigated stream. The Missouri, he
declares, is navigable but not navi-
gated. Perhaps this will help congress
when it comes to make up it's next
river and harbor appropriation BILL
I Omaha Bee
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
Truly Rooseveitian.

Roosevelt has captured new group
of admirers by rowing ten miles to the
sandy shores of Huntington bay" and
sleeping outdoors all night under a
blanket with his boys. The exact
whereabouts, of these admirers is not
indicated. but they exist, somewhere, of
course. There mustsbe. people who like
these antics.-Utica Observer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
They Know by Experience.

Of course the department of agricul-s
tures nfeans,well in its plan for instruct
ing the rural population as to the
medicinal value of various weeds But
every neighborhood can furnish quota
of dear, motherly old ladies who are
thoroughly posted on the subject
Washington Post
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
PAVING for the Coal Strike.

That SO cents a ton you pay extra
for anthracite is merely Mr.. Baer col
lecting your share of the coal trusts
expenses in the great strike. Seems
fair-doesn't it?-Duluth News Trib-
une
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
His Song Earned Him Thirty Days.

While waiting for trial in the bull
pen of the municipal. court yesterday
morning, Tony camp-map, who is not
brewery agent, entertained his fellow
prisoners with vocal music which
reached the ears of the court. The
singing resounded merrily through the
court room. When camp-map was ar
raigned on a charge OF vagrancy he
was given sentence of thirty days in
the workhouse.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
Twas Ever Thus.

Smithkins-Theres old Buffkins. l
don't care to meet him. Let's turn this
way. Last summer 1 requested loan of
$40 from him
Tiffkins-Well he ought to have obliged
you; he's rich enough.
Smithkins-Tbe trouble is he did.-San
Francisco Wasp.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
chaucer,s Title Discovered.

Teacher to English literature class)-I
have shown you how Shakespeare was the
father of the drama, and Fielding the
father. of the novel. Now, can you tell
me who Chaucer was?
Schoiar-Yes. sir. Chaucer was the
father of dialect.-New York Sun.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
Fun and Fancy
Repressed.

you never applaud at a concert
No answered Mr.. CumroX. eff 1
enjoy piece well enough to applaud it.
l know by that fact that it isn't the sort
of music that mother and the girls would
approve of my applauding. Washington
Star.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
Sunsrior of ST. Franc

Superior of ST. Francis Brotherhood.
NEW YORK, Aug. Brother Raph-
-ael has been elected superior and
Brother Jerome assistant superior of
the Roman Catholic order of the Broth
erhood of St. Francis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
TROUBLE IN THE HOUSEHOLD.

1t is pretty little fight in Wisconsin, with
which it would be mpiety for any Democrat to inter
fere. The long struggle between the wing of the party
that supports La Toilette and that which opposes him has
only enbttered them both The governor has been
telling tales cut OF school, and says that his enemies in
the party have been guilty of bribery huge: scale
ito defeat his and policies They their part
retcent, but the stories which they can tell of
the governor and his friends said be quite as
'terestng reading.
The trouble in the Wisconsin Republican household
will notsbe composed 1t is factional fight in which
the governor has been guilty OF Selling any pretext
and using any club to win The opposing and conserv
alive wing Of the party has angered him deeply and he
longs for revenge The divided between the two
are rapidly losing patience with both There has
for yearsbeen such opportunity exists for the
Democratic party in Wisconsin In 1892 the united par
ty carried the state overwhelmingly. The united party
can do again next year The Republicans fighting
and ripe for defeat. Have at them.
The escaped conycts Folsom Drison
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04

The carnival court policemen will have some diff
Guilty in restraining themselves from going into kid
naping matter of business when their present occ-
patton fails them
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04

Walter Wellman says the president is confronted
with serious proposition. May we assume that the
president expects to submit interview the hands
of Mr.. Wellman?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04

*Rise.
The Mississippi will rise in the vicinity
OF ST. Paul during the next thirty-six
hours.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04

New York preacher narrowly escaped being eaten
by a shark yesterday Some sharks are luckies when
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04

Northwest farmers chest minutes before the rest
him heaves in sight
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04

Wheat was higher yesterday than in three years and
If this Of thing keeps up will be possible TO see the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04

The escaped convcts from Folsom prison had rather
light bag last night Deputy sheriffs weresly and the
eonvicts only got of them
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04

Editor Bryan is quite right when he
says: The Democratic platform that
meets with the approval of Republican
leaders and organs is IL need of some
extensive repairs.-Perham Enter
Prise.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04
washington time & p. m. St PauD.

River Bulletin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Snbuqu, Sowa, 9infaa ben Fl. Sul 1903. &c., 1869.
Den 9eridt iiber Dem 9uItano oes

ben 9eriht iiber ben 3uItano Oes
EapItes:
o9is Inn Mitterna6t blieb ser
Eaplt rubig, Damn aber truten 5eit.
ipeiie slufreeuugen elm. Cine pbpii.
faliibe llnteriuduns bes gruItforbes
nies feline gerGnoeruneen ieit Dor.
aeitern mlf. Die Sbdiigfeit Der gtie.
rem bleibt gering, unb Seine Seilig.
felt fiiblt iid etfuas nieoergeihlaeen,"
Cine slrt 8etdltbitng, Die Sen
Gapit i'm 2aufe Oes 9orlnittags be.
fiel uno Die man fir cine 5olee Don
GebirnihtDGd)e belt, mahte Den
aer5ten einise Gorge Der Batient
erbolte iib inoeB bel Der snpenoung
zines 9feismittels id,nea ipieoer 10
poaitanbig, oub Or. 2apponi ben
8atifan perlaiien fonnte, Inn ieiner
erfranften Sobter einen 8eiuf sll
MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

ibnen alSoann Sur 8erfiigllng iteben.
oen @eloes miro es ben @efangenen
ieoenfaas niht lh,per fallen, cine ge.
rufilng onr65uiesen.
9iooieoelt bat ocn Naienitiiber unS
bic Sade lit absemadt.
Us q + in g on, .. g., 16. Suli.
gSie beiite slbeno i'm Staats.
0epartemerlt in Grfabritne sebraht
muroe, bat oieieS BON HuBlauo ben
Seideio erbalten baB 2ebteres Die
Snoen.Eetition pegen Der 8iifi-
neffer greigniiie meOer entgegenneb-
men nod IN grpGglmg 5ieben wolle.
Die Wdttbeilrng fam IN 8eltalt zines
&abelgramnes BON Dem amerifani-
iden 8eibaftstrdger Serrn Hioole IN
ct. petersburg, Oem Die oelifate glnf.
gabe 81 Sbeil eeporOen mor, ii6 bel
Der ruiiiibeu &egierlns 81 erflinoi-
gen, Oh iie geneigt iei, Die petition
entgegen su nebmen. Wtan gIaltbt,
cob Die Sade oanlit erlebigt lit mno
haB Die biesieitiee &eeierung feline
peiteren S6ritte tbun pirb, INN Die
aniidten Der Eetenten 5ur 8enntniB
ees G5aren au bringen, obgleib Der
YrdiiOent nod feline @elegenbeit ge'
babt bat, Die ruiiiibs sntlDOrt anf
Die omerifanii6e Infraee sur
@runolage ieiner @ntihlieBungen 81,
MAIDEN. 0aB &iiBlanb Oieie abi6ld-
sige 9lnttport ertbeilen merOe, mar
bon pornberein gun5 5peifellos, mie
au6 pieoerbolt our6 Die rslilociirte
Yrelie" conitatirt moroen lit.
@nrSe frsisciproden.
9 o o m / ineton II, ST., II. Snli.
Iie II Sabre alte 0fauo SSoroine,
nelhe oltf Seranlaiiung bes @ebeim-
poli5ilten BreB 8utler wegen grmor-
bllng ibrer stpeiiGbrigen Sbpeiter
nerbaftet nurbe, lit naf) einem
fur5en 8erbOr IN sSreibeit gelett NOR
hen. 9ieie @ntiheioung murbe bon
Gem Gitblifitm, iueld)es i'm 0erihtS-
iaal iturf pertreten mar, NIT geifall
alifaenommen pdbreno gegen Den
8oli5ilten cine 10 beftige Semonltra-
ton gemabt puroe, baB ieine
Srernbe ibm Sur Siilfe eilten. Butt
Ter ,beltano inoeB oarailf, Den @e-
ri6tsiaal allein 81 perlaiien, worallf
er iih inter Dem 3iiden Der slnpe-
ienben rubig auf ben Seinipeg begab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
9epei6en.
SnIano.
8elpndjt.

W ceiling gS. ga., 12. Suli.
glus 8luefielos miro teleeropbirt:
ssn 0epon, 9ingo County, luuroe
eeltern Elm geeer gelpnbt, Der en-
fIeines 14jGbrises MGbhen in graft
iamiter @eiIe pergemaltigt botte.
Cine tpiitbenbe 0olfsmenge ltnter5oJ
tbn allen eroenfliben Dtortertl,
ibnitt ibm bos Sleiid feeenpeiie ob
nno rib ibm Die 3unge aus, imo ais
er enolib in cine blutige, leblole
@eitalt pertpanoelt norben tDur, be-
COB man ibn NIT Eetroleum uno
ftedte ibn IN 9ranb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
81 o M. 13. csuIi

81 o NJ, 13. Suli.
glls Wtoniignor glngeli, elmer Der
papltli6en Sefret1re,. beute Rorgcu
Gem Yaplte mittbeilte, melbe Sbeit-
nabme ieine &ranfbeit iiberaa eripedt
babe, lno oaB oaoitrb cine fir Die
fatboliide Stride eiinltige 8olfsitin-
mung ertuedt morsen iei pie faiim
pprber in Der @eibibte Der Stride,
rief er aus: o8eiesnetes 2eioen!"
81 o M, IA. ssuli.
g l1br Is Wfin. WorgenS.) }
Der Tapit ihrie mebrere Male inn
Sblafe aut ilno eripa6te ouln
duBerit geid]wadt uno etipas ber-
nirrt. ~
2onbon, IA. Sllli.
Cine I'M Mitternaft bon Hom
eingetroffene 9epeihe lagt, baB Der
Sapit ibnea abnimmt. Seine
idmntliben @eripanoten iinb benatb.
rihtiat iporoen. gs perlaltet, baB
er beipuBtlos eeiuorOen lit.
gfom, IA. Suli,
Q0 l1br Is Wfin. Sorm.)
Der Hapit fiiblt, oaB iein gnoe
nabt uno ertbeilt ieine lesten @eriii-
glrngen. gr iprah nit ii6tliber
slnitrengimg 5m ieinen Grioatiefreta-
rem 9lngeli umS Nar5olini nmD pie-
oerbolte ietne friibere 8eltimmling,
haB alle @eitbenfe, Die ~er anldBlih
ieines Smbildums I'M Sabre 1888
erbielt, lulo Die einen iebr boben
@ertb beiisen, @isertbum oes pGpit.
li6en Stubles bleiben iolen. Die
bel oen lebten Ssrbilden einpfansenen
@eihenfe iollen gum 9eIten armer
8irben peripenoet meroen.
u m, IA. SSuli,
(tt ltbr 35 Min. 8orm.)
Ser Eapit bat 5eihpeiie slniGlle
bon Sdlafil6t. @dbreno beS @a.
hens GilBert er 8uiammenbangloie
@orte. aleine @lGshen Sofaper-
mein, elm 8eihenf oes &aiiers Sran5
Ssoiepb, iheinem oem &ranfen pobI.
sutbmn. gln ben i1nteren grtrenit1-
ten mabt iib cine Sbmellitng be.
merfbor. Der Saueritoff slpparat
miro teraeridtet, nm inn Notbfale
fiinltlide Itbmung 81 beipirfen.
0epor Der Eapit 81 pbantaliren
beaann NOR er iif ieineS Snitanoes
coll betpubt. gr lieB BEN Cardinal
gfampoaa fommen imb ertbeilte ibm
i'm Sliiltertone einen Sluftrag. gtaf-
Dem er oies erleOigt batte, lieB er iidJ
BON Cardinal Sipes y Suto ben fronr
5istaniideu Segen ertbeileu.
81 0 nj, IA. SSuli,
lleber oas Seitament bes Bapites
miro piel geiproden, es lit inoeB
InIdts gtaberes befannt, als Die uah-
Iitehenoe sleilBerimg 2eo's 0es 0rel'
Sebnten an ieine gteiien:
nsllS Sapit beiise ih niebts, oa idJ
bon ben sllmoieu Der @lGubigen lebe.
Is piirbe elm eroBes ltnrebt eegen
Die Stride iein, menn it) meinen Der.
panoten audi nur Die fleinlte 3lIpen-
orma aus ben Wtitteln MAIDEN wollte.
ipelhe Die 9eiite iib ielbit ert3iebeu.
Inn lie mir Su ien0en. Mein periOn-
lihes @ieentbim bpbe ib aber ibor
ldnglt unter guh pertbeilt."
9ieie GrflGrung bat fiemanoer
iiberraihen fomeh benn Der Eopl
nor als seihlporener 8egner ieoe,
fslrt bon Nepotisms befannt. llntel
benz perionlider WeruOgen peritan>
Ger 8apit Die grbihafteu iuelhe ibn
aus oem gfa6laiie ieiner Sntel UNI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
miro befiir6tet, oaB iib Die gerIuIt.
lite nod beoeuteno b0ber ltellen
lDir0

miro befiirdtet, baB iib oie gerIuIt.
lite nod beoenteno bober ltellen
ipir0.
gerlin 10. ssltlt.
8raiilig lauten bie 9ertfte aus
glrnolosborf bel 3iegenbals, 3reis
+gteiBe. 8eraoe3u fabelbafte 8aiier-
mengen Itiir5ten iib BON Der giidofs.
fuppe binab. SSeoes fIeine 9finnial,
eas 5ir 8reipalbauer gieIe fiibrte,
ldfpoll I'M 2aufe peniger Stluroen
gum reiBenben Strom on unb per.
breitete peitbin 3eritorling una
madte Die 9ieIe tpeitbin aus ibren
ufern tretenb.
Wo Die 8diier 9iSeritano fanoen,
hobrten lie iib init elementarer @e.
malt in Die llfer, bieie b0bteno un6
iresldmemmeno. Der &irtbof in
arnolosborf BOT iold Elm SinberniB.
slber leioer nibt lanse. Wie eine
graugelbe Waiie tpirbelfen BaiIer
une gooen ourheinanoer. gis auf
s bis 10 SuB Tiefe tpurbe 6ns Gro
reid aufgeluiiblt. 1ie Sdrge t6iirn1.
ten lih allf- lino iibereinanOer, bis lie
bonn aneinanberid)lagen bariten rno
lib ibres Snbalts entGeerten, bis
Sol5tbeile uno 2eifen abtpGrts trie-
ben lleber pier5ig 9ei6er, 5iuneiit
obne Sarge, ipuroen geboreen ilno in
einem nelten Waiiengrabe beieeiett.
slber iiber so 2eihen, barunter erit
Dor einigen Sageu begrabene, feblen
nod ino miilien aus S6lammoubdn.
fungen berporgebolt peroen. 3ni.
lhen galfen, Saiis- uno Sol5relten
einaeteilt, liegen 9eiher. 2eihen-
tbeile uno Sargitiife umo miiiien 5it.
lanncngeln6t meroen.
Tiele in ben tiefgelegenen Hldbert
ltnb StraBen in greslau parem
meterboh iiberihpemmt, 10 bob Ole
geGngitigtem ginmobner nur in 8oos
ten naCb ben bober eelegenen Stabt-
theilen IN Siderbeit gebrabt perben
fonnten. Die SSilnbalnente pieler
Sdliier iino erihiitRrt. unb oabea
iteiet oas Sohtpalier INNER bober.
E-9ie StraBen iiilO 10 tfeT linter 8alier
geiest, boB oie Strobenbabn se5puns
gen lit, ibren 9etrieb tbeilmeiie ein5it4
itellen. gtod lit bos gnbe Der 4ala@
mitGt nitbt ab5llieben, Ser unfarg
oes Sdaoens niht aundbern0 felt5lta
| itellen.
sludl in Ser Neiiauer 9eieoeril1g
i'm siegierltnsbe5irf Marienrueroer
llno in ser Sborner geieberitng bobeu
Die @olfenbriid)e unb tbeilpeiie aiidl
Sugel fait lammtlicbe Selofriihte aera
IItort.
SSGbrerS i'm Often Ser preltBiihers
Monardie oos @aHer fuit allein pere
beeren0 aliftrat, tobten heftige 8es
Initter nit ungenobnlih itorfen cleft
triiden @ntlaorlngen am &betn uno
! III Weitfalen. SSsn Siiiieloorf alleir
ipuroen iehs Eerioneu Dom glis era
| itlagen; IN @edbofen, &reis 0iillelt
borf in sli6enoorf, &reis Waeppen.
unb anoern weitfaliihen Srten mnr.
cen Menifen bltrd Slise getootea
o0er geldbmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Yapit Sen it toot,

@erabe ebe mir sur preHe ainasn.
lief BON ROm folsenSe 9epsihe Elm:
u 0 nj, 70. Suli.
I'm 4.Q llbr bemte Na@=
mittas itarb Der bl. Sater, ma@s
oem er tur,e Seit uorber oas
SewmRtieiu berloren batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

ipuroe un6 nit Der Gertreibung Ser
Sapaner iiber Den Wtoiape.SlnB
enoete. geioe Yarteien boben lid)
binter eroBe Sanoballien oerldan5t
uno MAIDEN bon BORT slusfGlle. Die
9auaufieber MAIDEN pereebli6 Ser
ilt1e, ben SrieOen ber5uitellen. Die
2eute ibeinen entibloiien 5u iein 81
tdu1pfen bis feiner nlebr am 2eben
lit. Wogli6ertpeiie miro Die Wfilis
uifgebotell tperben. lleberaa i'm
Siioen Galifprniens giebt iih iouit
in nelerer 3eit grobe grbitterlns
unter oen Werifanern iiber Die So
taner flmb, tpelbe eritere aus Der
grbeit perorGnsen, inbem lie fib
billiger anbieten uno 9eiieres leiiten.
Siaiiemfries in Segas poriibcr.
9 em Orleans, 2a., IA. Suli.
Ger &uiienfanlpf sipiiden Negern
uno @eiBen in Sonr 2afe, TIM Del.
Diitrift bon Seras, lit poriiber, liz
Dem Die before 4laiie Der peiben
9iireer interpenirte unb allcn
arbeitsmiligen Negern Sbus ali-
li6erte. Die S6lpierigfeiten iparen
befanntlid oabur6 entitanoen, b1B
elm @eiber ollrb einen Neeer CT.
ldoiien ipur6e. Gin aus @eiBcn
beltebeuoer Mob befabl oann allen
Heeern. Den Srt 5u perlaiien. 9ie
gefdbrli6e &lalie Der Heeer, etfpa
5meibunoert, mabte ii6 bierauf aus
Dem Stoube. Sir bie oronlrngS'
liebenben, arbeitspilligen gteger ira.
ten aber Die billig Oenfenben @eiBcn,
mie bemerft, ein. 8eitere Nnbes
Itorlmgen perben ni6t befiirhtet.
ltcbcrlanb.gabn madJ Earis.
Srancisco, Gal., Is. SSilli
sspcdiri 2obet, elm WPitglieO Der
@ergrapbiiben @eieaihaft, lit gegen-
pGrtig bier umb tragt iih lebr ernItc
bait nit Dem Yone, cine ppllitdneige
Gilenbabn 8erbinoung bon ytem
Yort bis nod Yaris ber5ultellen ino
bierollrh Die @eltbonoels- -Mdie pom
Gues.&onal nah Dem gerings.See
su perlegen. Cine @eiealbaft, Die
er i6on Dor flint Sobren natb einel
piiieni6oftliden Heiie ourf sllasfa,
5ii organiIiren begann, ioa 8elo ge-
mug 5ur slusfiibrlmg beS Blanes sur
@eriiiglrna geltellt, reip. perlproden
baben. Siele giienbabn iol niht
ourh conaoii6es 8ebiet iiberlano
geben, ionoern BON Stem Dorf nah
San sSranciSco, Damn norolp1rts
Iur6 Californian, Oregon lmo Walb-
inaton on ser &iiIte entIang bis nab
SsrnealI, gllusfa, BON BORT nab 6orr
Guoobp nno meiterbin nah Der nett
liden Spite sllasfa's, iiber Den
9erinasiee binaus. Sier lol elm
Sllnuel inter Der Gee naf Sibirien
biniiberaeben, bon mo Die Sinie nah
ct. petersburg uno Saris meiter-
geben loll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
@eraiftete iid.

9etroit, Mih., 13. Suli.
Ger 10 Sabre alte Srmf &ogers.
Tin Shmager bes amerifanii6en
Goniuls 0ilIiam q. Hubee IN @iell,
bat iib nit Wtorpbiltm pergifter.
Gas Wtotip lit irnbefamt. gr mar
Elm Stubent Ger llniperlitGt bon
Misconlin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

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81 o NJ 13. Ssuli.
Tim 8 llbr 10 Wtin. Sormittaa:
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