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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-17
coALINe AGREEMENT SIGNED.
President Palma Signs Treaty With
 United States.

Havana, February 1G.-President Palma today signed the coaling stations agree ment with the United States.
 Minister Squlers, accompanied by Sec retaries Sleeper and Fletcher, proceeded to the palace shortly after II o'clock th's morning where President Palma. Foreign Minister zaldo and their private secre- taries awaited them at the presidents office. The two copies of the agreement which were signed included Spanish and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-17
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES
To "Winter Homes h Summer Landsr
 Via Southern Railway.

The Southern railway announces very low round-trip winter tourist rates to principal resorts in Georgia. Florida, Nassau and Cuba. Tickets on sale daily. with final limit May 3. 1903. Through Pullman sleeping car to Jacksonyills without change.
 For particulars, sleeping car reserva- lions. also copy of beautiful little book let entitled 'fWinter Homes in a Summer Land," apply passenger office. Morris Hotel Building. ]. c. LUSK.
 l2-I7-tf District Passenger Agent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-17
Ames Will Make strono Floht.

Nassau, N. IT., February 16-Sheriff Draper of Minneapolis, with papers for the return of Dr. A. M. Ames, the fugi- tive ex-mayor of that city, arrived to- day and set about making arrangements to have the doctor taken to Minnesota. It is understood d strong fight will be made against extradition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-17
More Evidence Daily Proving Arn0's Won derfuI Power
 Over Disease. John J. Dnniap's Grateful Tribute to ArnO'S Successful
 Treatment. Klr sunap Is Man We'll Known in Birmingham and Over the State, and He unqualifiedIy Endorses se Arno System of Treatment.

20 the Arao Institute:
 Allow me to add my testimony of lhauks to you for the relief have re- aiveo at your hands. I have been @ Ereat auffersr from kidney and bladder .r0u les for over Q year; the last three months ! could not control the action of uy kidneys. I would have to void my urias twenty to twenty-five times dur n. the day and night. All treatment s>.ia to aa me any good. placed my
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-17

Gas for cooking. heating and lighting is only worth sl. co a thousand cubit feet.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12
A New Kind of Fuel.

Northern Iowa capalists are plan
ming to enter on an important move
ment for the development Of the
Ignite fields of North Dakota. It is
proposed to install briquetting ma
chinery and turn out briquettes at
New Salem, N. d. The company that
is undertaking the project is the
North Dakota Ignite Coal company.
The men interested are A. d. Clarke
Altoona, Mayor Eugene Schaffter Of
Eagle Grove ond other capitalists who
were associated with Clarke in the
purchase two or three years ago Of
$4,000 acres Of land in theIregion Of
Bismarck. The speculation turned
out to be enormously profitable. The
syndicate sold out about three-fourths
Of its land and plans to sell the rest,
but it will retain about 10000 acres
near New Salem for coal lands.
Mayor Schaffter Of Eagle Grove has
taken q deep interest In the possibili-
ties Of briqpetting:: the Ignite Of
North Dakota and has been making
extensive Investigations. He has car
ried on q correspondence for some
time with the American consul-gen-
eral at Berlin and with the German
manufactures Of bEiquetting presses.
Samples Of the Ignite have been sent
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12

sentiment of the state and the. north
west. Senator La Moure made a point
Of order and the resolution went over
until tomorrow.
BILLS PASSED.
The senate passed the normal school
sinking fund bill, the reform school
bond bill and bill providing maxi
mum damages Of $1,000 for a death by
the wrongful act of a corporation.
BuDGE BILL CONSTITUTIONAL.
Attorney General Erich today sub
mitted to the house his opinion that
the La Moure bill, making William
Bulge life member of the state uni
versity board, was constitutional and
valid The house put in most of the
afternoon in continuing the fight over
the bill to increase the per dieim Of
jurors, which was hotly debated.
DAILY WAGE;oF JURORS.
The house passed the senate bill to
increase the per diem of jurors to %
by II to 28.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12
CRANES FIELD DAY.
Resolution Declaring Against
the Passage Of the Omnibus
Statehood Bill.
La Moure Says It Is an In
suit to the Congressman
aud It Goes Over.

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 5.-Senator
Crane presented today an antitrust
bill prepared by the National Live
Stock association and intended to
adopt the Sherman anti-trunt law to
trusts within the state. The bill is
aimed more particularly at the pos
sible operations Of the beef trusts,
but covers all unlawful combinations
in restraint Of trade. 1t has been
considered; by Governor White, who
says it is good legislation and in line
with the proper regulations of trusts
and combinations.
KNOCK AT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Senator Voss today introduced an
anti Christian Science bill, which de-
clares the practice Of Christian
Science unlawful and provides a fine
and imprisonment for the practise Of
any faith cure, and that the death of
any child under 16 where death re-
suits or is hastened by the practice of
Christian Science shall be grounds for
a verdict of manslaughter in the se-
cond degree against the Christian
healer who may have treated the
child.
A game warden bill was reported to
day providing for two districts instead
Of four and the appointment Of two
game WardenS.
The state university bonding bill
and the bill to prohibit the scattering
| Of drug samples were also recommend
ed to pass.
CRANES Hot RESOLUTION.
Senator Crane presented a resolution
declaring that the passage Of the om~
nibus statehood is inimical to the
best interests Of the country. This
proviked q hot discussion. Senator
La Moure saying the resolution was
an insult to the states Representatives
| at Washington. Senator Crane de-
clared the resolution represented theF
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12
AUCTION SALE.
February 27th. 1908.

Twill sell on farm Section 81, Town
ship 145, Range So, the following per-
sonal property.
10 head horses.
9 head of cattle. 0
2wagons.
/ steel truck.
/ buggy.
1drill, Van Brunt b Wilkins.
Minnie binder.
l Deering reaper.
Deering mower and hay rake.
Bradley gang plow.
1stubble plow.
breaking plow.
ldisc harrow.
spring tooth harrow.
I smoothing dray.
l flaming mill.
l Wheel roller.
4 set working harness.
% ton hay
Household goods and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms: All sums under $1,000 cash
All sums over $1,000, notes at 10 per
cent. interest, bankable paper due
Oct. 18th, 1908. A discount of 5 per
cent. will be allowed for cash.
Free lunch at noon.
f. GREENLAND, CHRIST LoHR,
+ Z Auctioneer. Proprietor.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12

Senator Crane is working
RIGHT in line with his constituent
5cy and the people of the state.
His resolutions on the omnibus
statehood bill and his anti trust
measure are strictly all right.
Our senator has already received
4 blow from the mailed hand OF
Jud. LaMoure but that don't t
count. He has the people at his
back and that's what counts.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12

to Germany. The experts in Germany
who have seen these samples say that
the experiments show the Dakota
Ignite can be made into clean and
excellent briquettes, that are practl.
cally smokeless and dustless and with
out the use Of any binder or matrix to
hold the material together. Encour.
aged on every hand, the North Dako-
to Ignite Coal company will install
a plant at New Salem that will turn
out about 100 tons a day.
Asa result of his investigations.
Mayor Schaffter estimated that aside
from the actual cost of the Ignite II
will not cost to exceed S1.25 to make .
ton Of briquettes. A ton of this pro-
duct would be twice as efficient from .
fuel stand point as soft coal. The
process of briquetting consists in pull
verizing it through machine which
presses it into small bricks or blocks
of coal. The bTiquettes are much
more highly carbonized that the lig-
mite, and in fact the briquetted lig.
mite is dangerous rival for anthracite.
The new company is confident II
will be able to supply Minneapolis, ST.
Paul, Sioux City and other large cities
within an easy radius of the Dakotas
with an excellent fuel and at a low
figure and that it will be able to do
this in spite Of the competition of
Illinois and eastern coal and in spite
of the gross determinations in freight
rates that the Northern Pacific ana
the Great Northern are said to b
guilty of. The Northern Securities
merger tends to hurts the prospects
of the company and it's officers in
dicates pretty plainly that they
would like to see the merger Dissolved
1t is common practice for coal COM
ing to the system from the Burlington
to be allowed to 60 through for an ex-
low freight rate.-Minneapo,
lis Journal.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12

Ting O Tar down tho geod n
ausscs the ". G. 7. q. extends.
il would be far better to give Il
. boost and help along : good
cause. There are none Of us TOO
good and before the W. G. Il. u.
or any other like organization
are called ssuseless women" il
might be we'll to look around
and see how many useless men
there are in every community.
'Let him that cast the first
stone. etc"
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12
Estrayed.

Two colts-One brown mare about
3 years old, weight about 1000 lhs,
small star in forehead, white ring On
right hind foot, heavy name; one gray
colt, about 2 years old, light stripe II
face, light gray tail, quite solid built,
Left about Jan. 1s...Anyone heariag
Of same notify
S. n. FLuKE,
Hannaford, n. d
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12
.h1 G0Jp
DyR~syN. OtDeAbaD

The Goose River Farmer 10
Aeing run By the devil while the
ldaitor is e Bismarck-not in the
pan, though last week the devil
lot funly and has been threat.
ensd with three whippings and
more m sight. He now wants
the editor to como home or send
him . gun.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12

Nearly Fos-feits EIAs Lifts.
A runaway almost ending fatally,
started q horrible ulcer on the Lex Of
]. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, III. For
four years it defled all doctors and ell
remedies. But Bucklen's Arnica
Salve had no trouble to cure him.
Equally good for Burns, Bruises,
Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c at III.
ii. Bateman's Drug Store.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12

The Fressendon Free Press.
presided over By Mark Hunt,
whose pen Is sharper than = two.
edged sword, in our opinion car
ried It's hatred for the ". G. Il.
u. q little too far in its issue OF
q couple weeks ago when it
roasted that organization. The
COURIER win admit in short
argument that there are many
women in that body. that are
useless as that paper terms it,
but that should not condemn the
grandest organization Of modern
times. There are thousands of
men belonging to different
organisations that are also use
less especially those whose sole
aim in life is to try and get out
side Of as much liquor as possible
and thus make themselves use
less. Why don't the ee-Press
jump onto that class of citizens?
Because as q citizen Of q town
where the sentiment is against
enforcing the prohibition law
he dare not do.it. AS q justice
of the peace he has recently
rendered decisions that have
allowed open violators of the law
to escape with q fine when he
knows that he, should have sent
them to the district court. It is
time Mr.. Hunt turned the
searchlight upon himself instead
of uncorking the vials of his dis
pleasure upon a body of women.
When he calls Frances Willard
"a Josh" he is rather overstep-
ping common decency. It must
be admitted however much q
person may ; be prejudiced
against the w. G. T. u, that
Miss Wizards work for the
elevation of man-and women
too-was grand and her life has
indeed been we'll spent. The or
panization of which she was the
head so long, has done more to
bring up our moral and social
condition than any other agency,
and although there are black
sheep in the Organization il
seems to US that instead of try
"a : 49, 4
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12

The resubmissionists are
making q hard fight at Bis
marck but they are doomed to
defeat. On q test vote the pro-
hibitionists won out by 81 to 43,
which shows that the opponents
of resubmission have plenty of
votes. In the senate the drys
also have a majority so that no
liquor measures are liable to get
through this legislature. The
slope country seems to furnish
the most votes for resubmission
while the eastern part of the
state stands by the present law.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-12

The Fargo hustlers are going
after the state fair hard. Leaving
al joking aside now, boys,
Cooperstown is really the best
place to locate the fair. We
have one of the finest fair
grounds in the state already en-.
closed, fine track, sheds, etc.
and have demonstrated that we
can make q success of q fair.
OF course if Cooperstown can't
have it why then let it go to Far.
20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19
Ne,u DorE

- lle6er Sel6entbaten bon Stem
Oorfer Seuerpebrleuteu miro bon
BORT gemeloet: Sci elmer Seuer$.
brllnit iab man pl0Bli6, oils alle 9e.
Srdngten gerettet idienen, an eirem
Ger Seniter Oes pierten StodDerfes
Die 8eItalt zines WunneS auftaufen.
@ieberum purOen 2eitern angelegt,
llnb binan elite Der acknowledgements
Wcgtaap, Der i'm bon alien Seiten
umtofenben Slammen nidt adteub,
Shon polte er nad Dem beor1ngten
Manne, Wc@iaiam, Der ba pben
itanb, ereiien unO i'm 81 ii6 alf Die
Setter 5ieben, als Wc8iaiam suriids
fiel. Sbne iid lance su beiinnen,
iprang Der Seuerpebrmam ms
8immer uno eri6ien, nGbreuo aus
Der Menge elm Sltrrob nod Gem
onberen ert0nte, nit Wc@iliom IN
Sen Arnlen am Seniter. Shpu
ididte er iif an, iih NIT ieiner idipe.
ren Soft burh'S SenIter auf Die Sci
ter az idwingen, aIs nit eiuem Wale
bon ellen Seiten Slammen emDor'
;6oiien uno WcgtoQp unb Mc@iQiom
einbiiaten, 10 baB 9eibe 81 &ober
ficlen. S9nea, Wie Der @inb, elite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19

Ell siueiter Jerernebrmann, Wcs
Chop, Die Setter binnlt, iprung III
bas 3immer unb fam balb oarailf
nit Wc9taap in ieiueu Mrmeu gum
GorIdein. Der 2estere mar Dem
gritideu nobe uub muBte pie elm
&ino bon ieinen 9ameraoen bie 2ei-
ter herullter eetrogen perben. Sp-
talo Wc9taap in Siherbeit lpar, itie-
gen Der Seuernebrmann 2anb nnb
Der Sormann 8arritp Die Better bin.
an uno bolten Mcg8iliam aus Dem
Simmer. Serielbe NOR p%oaitGnbie
bemllbtlos. Sic trugen i'm iiber Die
Seuernotbleiter, nnb oa geibab es,
baB Der SUB Oes ungliidlihen itd
IN Dem gtienperf bes 9alfons i'm
erIten Stodperf fling, SGmmer uno
Sebel mlbten IN anpenbung gebradt
peroen, bis es gelane, ben SUB bes
Wannes fret gu befommen. gr itarb
fura oarauf. Wc9tanp batte ihpere
8ranopunben i'm 8eIiht unb an Sen
Sanben unb lit ieitber %peritorben.
Wcgbor batte 8ronbnltnoen an ben
Sdnoen erlitten, lit ober in ser Sc.
neiung bcgriffen. 2ano uno 8ar-
ritp erlitten MIR nnbebeutenDeu
Shq6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19
Ohio.

= Ius eiuem oltmpbiiden grief,
falten IN einem 2unbbrieftrdger'
Giitritt IN Der RGbe BON Stem
Carlisle wuroen ieit mebrerer
@ofen idmmtlthe BORT beponirten
Sriefiafen geItoblen unb Ser Eoit.
meiIter muBte ibIieBlid cine GRIND.
lide nnteriuhung aniteuen. gs
ergab itd 5undd1it, baB Die permiB.
ten grtefe alf einem eepfliieten
5eloe melt peritreut lagen unb nod
nGberem aufpaiien ermittelte man
audi ben 9ieb in einem @lauipeht.
9teier batte oen alten 9rieffaIten
redt paiieno fir ieinen Neitbau ge-
iunoen unb en- betradtete bas Sinein-
iteden bon 9riefen IN oen @aiteu als
einen frepelbaften ginertff in iein
@iqentbumsred]t uno Sausfriebens.
brltf, mesbalb err bieielben al1f bas
Selo mari. Die 9oitperpaltung
ideint Die Glteren &ebte bes Spebts
reipectirt 5t baben, benn lie i6affte
cinen grieifaiten ne,ierer Sorte on,
Ser nift gum Heiterbau eingerihtet
lit. Ger Spe6t aber britet rubig
i'm alten grieffaiten unb auf bieie
@eiie lit Dem Seiibtitelconflift elm
gnoe bereitet moroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19
WeW Werico.

- @ie 8rGiibent &ooiepelt at @eI
batter itanb, bariiber miro aus SEEM
Werito beri6tet: Ser finite Iai
mar Elm GROCER Sag fir uns unb fir
ben iltngen Sennor Sbeobore Gooie.
belt Irmiio, ben 5tpei Wonate alten
Sobn oes einitigen S%ereeanten
George armiio bonn &egimente Der
Hauben Geiter. Ser Yrdlioent fun
girte als bes &inbes Sanfpotbe in
Der &atbebrale bon Smta Sc. Die
Saufe poa5og Der 8iidof uno ortBer.
Dem Daren BEL Der beiligen Sanblung
GribatiefretGr 2oeb, tpel6er, BON iei-
mem l1npobliein geneien, itd Dem
Eraiioerten pieoer angei6loiien bat,
8oubernel,r Stero bon Rem Werifo
un6 Der Wapor 8arfs bon Santa Sc
5ugegen, Elm jeber nit elmer brennens
ben &er8e in Der Sanb. Gtpas sur
Seite itonb Der Sergeaut Irmijo I'M
boaen 8lan8 elmer nelten &al1breiter,
Uniform unb auf Ser anberen Seite
sic iebr bibide Srou @rmiio, elm
mtsgeipro6en merifaniiher Sppus.
Gas gabp ielbIt mar iebr .flein unh
iebr braun unb i6ien Die linn niber-
fabrene bobe Gre nidt redt al mir.
0igen, Genn es id]rie tii6tig."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19
Seri6ieDene NaMri6ten.

= Nus Sbeiia miro berihtet: Ser
iiinf5ebnjGbrige s. Serfal enti6loB
iidt AZ reilen, na1oem er 8uroers
binae bon fremoen Sdnbern gebort
bate. gs feblte linn aber an 8elo.
ga perfieI er auf BEN 8eoanfen,
einen &eiiefoffer NIT ooppeltem gos
zen ter5uitelleu, unb swar 10, oaB
Sidt uno Suit einoringen fonnten.
Ser &oifer fonnte ierner uuf gebeime
Dirt ge0ffnet rrno eeidloiien meroen.
Gin babies Sabr arbettete Der gentolc
Serfal an Dem Softer. Ils er fertig
mar, iuhte er eineu TetIebegletter
nn0 botte ali6 balb einen gefunoen.
Serfal na9m - nad beriibmten Wll.
iiern - i'm Softer SlaB uno Der
Heiiebegleiter CAB Den Softer ais
@epGd anf. l%InterpegS perlieb Ter.
fal in einem giinItigen augenblide
Sen Softer, uno Die Solge mar, DAB
lei Der glblieierung oes @epafs an
Ser gnoitation INNER SO Bfun6 bon
Dem ser characterization eineetrage.
men @epiht bes aoffers fehlten; SO
8funO betrug ndmlih oas Storperge.
nidt oeS anaben Serful:: Sic
giienbabn unb Die SampfergeIea-
ihaften iudjten iid gepobnli6 NIT
Gem Reiiebesleiter, Der Den Softer
aufgegeben bate, 81 einigen unb
aablten linn tpegen bes unerflarliden
8epihtsperluIteS cine angemeIiene
gntid6oiguug. 60 ioa Ser finoige
Serfal balb europa bereilt baben,
ulb er. Der NIT 10 &opefen IN Der
Iaide Sbeiia perlaiiea bate, fonnte
aulest cine 8auri6ait bon faIt 1000
Otarf @ fem eigen nennen. Nun
hadte i'm aber bas Seimpeh nno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19

letter iinb nit Dem 9opfe geeen Sen
Diem gefaaen. Cider p1re er per-
bllttet, penn Die Iod)burn nidt
ifrea einen Irat gerrfen bGtten.
Ser Napagei bat itd Dor eintgen
Sabren in abnlider 8eiie ausee5eid)-
net. IS bru6 namlih in Der Nah-
bari6aft Elm Seuer aus unb er pedte
anoretps our6 iein 8eihrei, 10 DOB
Die Slammen nod 5ur rehten 3eit
gelo1ht peroen fonnten. Inbrerps
lit Elm @eteran aus Dem 9iireer.
frtege. 9or einiger 3eit besporb err
it6 Inn Iufnabme in elmer Solooten-
beimath. Seine Sitte tprroe ge.
rpdbrt, oils er ober ni6t Die grlarlb-
nib erbielt, ietnen Sapagei mit5ll.
%bringen, ber5ihtete err.
Gr.Srditoent Glepelan6, nelder
6efanntlid in Grinceton, ser l1nioers
iitatsitabt bon Stem Seriep, moDnt,
lit Der gigentbiimer zines in Der
Hadbarihaft bes StGbttens gefege-
nen Saules, bas err fir etnen iebr
niebrigen Wietb5ins an einen oltell
Sreunb, nelher 8rofeiior Ser Erince.
on.lniperiitGt lit, permietbet bot.
Sic beftigen Heseneiiiie bes pori9en
Wonots botten MIN gum grDbten
Ierger oes Grofeiiors mebrmals iei,
men Seller iiberidpemmt, unb als
cine llnterillfung eraeben bate, baB
ein bel ser auffiibrung Ser 8runO-
maller eemafter Seller Die lriad)e
Ser bdrliigen l~leberi6pemmltngen
luar, ging Der Grofeiior 81 ieinem be-
riibmten Wietbsberrn. rSerr Glepe-
lano", iaete er entriiitet, nrrein
Seller lit pieber poq @aiier!" -
$50, ertpiberte 9roper eelaiien, yer-
parten Sic bel ser niebrigen Wietbe,
melde Sic mir 5ablen, baB Der
Seller etpa bod Gbdmpagner iein
iou?" - Mber Ser gr>Eraiioent lieB
es BET oieiem @ibe nibt bepenoen,
fonbern Der Snaben an Ser Wauer
tpltr6e ar~saebeiiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19

1nlano.
Wtbi8an.

- glts Sap Gitp mfrs eemeloet:
Cine ieltiame 9eifi6te er5ablt
Silfs.g unoesmoridaa Spbios, Der
Oteier Gage bon elmer &eiie mad Dem
gtoroen bierber 5urilffebrte. auf
elmer Sarm bel gatterions Miible
om MulIet 2afe mid er 51pet iunge
Seltte i'm Sitter bon ltnsefdbr % uno
80 Sabren, ltnb al,geni6einli1 nablls
ftnnig, ~geilnoen baben, Die bon tbren
@ltern regelreht an Der Settle &c.
balten nerben. 4ls 8ebartiung
bient Sen @eiben etn StaQ uno MIR
i'm CONNER neroen lie ~5eitpeilig
ms Sreie eefiibrt. Sn Der Ntitte
bes StaleS befinbet iid Elm itarfer
Efoiten, I'M pelhen bie 9etten ge-
idlluneen itnb, beren @nben an BEN
@einer Ser ltngliidliden befeitlgt
limo. Die Setter itnb geraoe lang
genitg, boB Die @efeiielten cine art
frog erretfen f0nnen, IN Dem i1nelt
BON auBen bus Glen gei6iittet miro,
70 baB lie tbatiddli6 uie Die
Sdncine leben. 9ie Nobbara be-
buupten, Die beiben @efangenen
'eien ~feinespees bosartig, penieitens
babe man ni6ts berartiges an ibren
bemerft, penn Tie i'm CONNER gele=
gentlid i'm Sreien on etnen Baum
qefeiicIt niiroen. Ser @eamte bat
DerunlaBt, BOB 8p1tperneur SliB Die
angelegenheit etngebeno ltnteriu6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19

- Helte boriiber, baB er ieina
Saub gegen ieine Wutter erboben,
trieb Der 90 Sabre alien Sobn Sui.
Der in Greet Sails in ben 600. S.
Gulper unb feline Sralt pobnten bel
ieiner Wutter. @egen Ni6tbe5ab.
lung Der Mietbe tpltrbe ibnen beOeu,
tet, bas Saus 5u berlaiien. Gulper's
SHUTTER polte 5u 8relnben mad,
Columbia Sails geben, bod ppqte
Ser So6u ntdtS bauon uiiien 1nr
pdhrerl6 zines oaraus erfoleenoen
@UrtpedlielS i6lug er feline 0tlltter.
Gam erfaBte i'm Die &eue uno er
brobte nit SelbItmoro, bo6 entrif
ieine fSral1 ibm oaS 8epebr uno Die
&u1el cling IN bie @anb. 9araui
iudte er ii6 nit einem &aitermeiier
Die &eble 6u bltrGi6neioen, ober ul,d,
horon hiuOerte i'm ieine Srolt. Cine
&eile ipater gelang eS linn, iid) ipie,
terEm III BEN @eiiB Der @iifie 81
ieBen. Gr ronnte ouf Die StraBe,
ridtete bie Miinoung gegen Oie Stiru
r1l6 briiGte los, che ieine Sralt, Die
ouf i'm ~5ueilte, i'm erreiden fonnte.
9;e @irfung NOR idredlid; es mar
cine peide &ugel, pef6e er in ber
2anf getban, uno Oieielbe rib inn
ben gan5en SdGoel Of; oas @ebirn
spriBte nah alien Seiten lumber. gr
NOR tobt, bepor feline Srau an ieiner
Seite aulangte.