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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
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Abba,

Abba, Sept. 16.-Wm. Fl. Fuller who was
charged with murder in the, first degree
and who was found guilty of manslaugh-
ter. was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Eichelberger to the penitentiary for FIVE
years. 1t will be remembered that on the
night of July 4, Fuller killed Robert Roe
in Hooking in fight over bucket of
beer.
George Johnson was sentenced this morn
ing to eighteen months in the penitentiary
for shooting at Chas. Money.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Cashier are Lovilia
visitors today.
Robert A. Kelley was quite SICK this
morning with the grip
A marriage license was issued yesterday
by the clerk of the district court to Hum
phrey u. Thomas, aged 80, and Miss Rosa
e. Jamison
I. Il. Clever, of Richville, Washington, is
here for a two weeks visit with his grand
father and other relatives
Harry A. Griffin and Katherine Rigdon,
both Abba young people gave their rela-
tiyes and friends n genuine surprise by
coming in on them from Colorado Monday
evening and on their arrival at the j. w.
II. Griffin home introduced themselves rs
man and wife. The wedding took place mt
Golden. Colorado, Friday evening, Sept. H.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. NJ H.
Rigdon of this city. She has been for two
Mr.. Griffin went west few weeks ago
and nobody suspfcioned what his plans
were. HAD has been agent at Maxon
for half dozen years and will take up
that work again.
Mrs Chas. Mason has returned from Des
Moines. Her husband will be here in
few weeks. He has been working in the
capital city this summer.
Mrs Fred Mason and children, of Lin
coin, Neb., and sister, Mrs Robert S. Towne
and baby. of Omaha, are at the home of
their mother. Mrs. H. l.. Dashiell.
There will be joint meeting of the ex-
ecutive board of the Iowa Mine Workers
union and Mine Operators of Iowa in Des
MOines next Thursday. John P. Reese, of
Abba; Senator Waterman, Of Wapelo Coal
Co., and Herman and Frank Cameron, of
Hiteman. will attend.
Miss Pearl Mounts, of Channon City, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Frank Jones and
family.
The employees in the offices of the Peoples
Savings bank building dined with w. C.
Ramsay at the parental home on East
Blakesburg avenue. on Monday evening, at
{ o'clock. After dinner the guests were
entertained Ny an interesting contest at
the bowling alley in which all participated.
Those present were VIM. Judge j. X. Wat
son. and A. T.. Ollie of the county board:
Ed. NJ. oble and A. H. Balm, of the county
auditors office: L. c. Sloan. of the county
recorders office; 3. p. Cartner and w. B.
Iutz. of the Peoples Savings bank; Ed.
/. Ramsay and w. {. Ramsay, of the
Ramsay Realty Co.
Ben T.. Elbert. of Des MoineS. is visiting
relatives and friends in town today.
4. NJ. Averill and C. Il. Van Gordon, of
Oskaloosa, are transacting business in
town this morning.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
Found Dead in Bed.

Muscatine. Sept. 16-John Peck, a
fireman on the Rock Island, was found
dead in bed yesterday morning by his
mother, who attempted to call him to
breakfast He appeared to be in TN
usual good health when he retired the
previous night. Death was due To ap-
oplexy. He was ~ years old.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
Little influence on Market.

AS a market factor, the predictions
of frost for the important corn states
seemed to lose their force yesterday.
This was largely because they have
been made number of times the last
two weeks and have not once been rea-
liked in any important corn section.
So, although the weather map seemed
to indicate that the non-fulfillment of
only meant a delay of twenty-four
hours, the local disposition seemed
to be to declare the latest frost scare
would turn out fizZle, like its pre-
decessors.
A line of over 100000 bushels held
by James A. Patten, the most promi-
nent bull among the big operators on
the board of trade, was sold out in the
last hour, helping materially in closing
the market 1 cent lower than on Mon
day, at 51A cents for May corn.
Serious Damage to Wheat.
All the private advices in brokers'
Offices yesterday from northwestern
pionts told of enormous damage to
wheat. Estimates carried from 10 to 20
per cent, a few wild ones as high as 40
per cent, the inside figure being con-
sidered conservative The crop in the
three states-Minnesota and the Da--
kotas-talling an average of estimates,
may be called 16,00u,000 bushels. Even
the smaller figure would cut it down
to 100000 blu, and make difference
of nearly $13,000,000 in the farmers
wealth in this section of the country.
calling the wheat worth soc bushel,
the present cash price in the Mime
apolis market being over 9Oc.
The loss is likely to be doubled or
trebled by the damage to the quality
of the remaining grain.
The damage comes through the in
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DoudS.


Douds. Sept. led. Goodson and ]. AL
bright, of Birmingham, were in town Sun
day.
Charles Arson, of Monrovia, Cal. arrived
Monday on a visit with relatives and
friends Mr. Arson will remain six or
eight weeksand will have the buildings on
his farm east of town, improved while
here.
The matter of relocating the school
house site has been appealed to the county
superintendent.
J. C. Hendricks and V. 2. Doud are max
ing arrangements to move their dwellings.
The continued wet weather is rather dis
couraging to the farmers. Two or three
weeks of dry and warm weather is neces-
sary to ripen a large per cent of the corn.
Chas. Vandeyer and c. o. Alsire. of near
Selma, are in town on busissess today.
Mrs. Margaret Findlay and Mrs. w. H.
BIS are yet seriously i'll.
Subscription school will not commerce
until next Monday on account of delay in
securing books.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
Milton.

Milton, Sept. 16.-Mr. and Mrs. n. ].
Workman have returned from their visit
to the Pacific coast and Kansas.
The officers of the race meet have an
nounced the list of races which is as fol-
lows: Wednesday, Sept ,30-2:30 pace,
5000; 2:20 trot, $500: running race, one-half
mile and repeat, SO. Thursday, Oct. l.
2:1S trot, 5000; 300 pace, 5000: SO furlongs
running race, SI3.
w. NJ Workman has moved to the G. w.
Bell house and Rev. LeBaron will move to
the house he vacated.
Miss May Rinaharger attended the street
fair at Pennington last week.
w. r. Rinabarger, who has been on the
sick list for some time, is able to he up.
The Big Fox river has been higher than
several years, this fall.
Rev Searustoo has been attending the
session of the Baptist association at Bloom,
field the past week.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
Eldon.


Eldon, Sept. 16.-J. +. Houghland left to-
day for Pomona, Mo-, with Il party of
homeseekers.
Mrs. Will Crawford and daughter. Erma,
left today for a visit with relatives in
Floris.
Miss Ella Duke, of Ottumwa, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. L. E. Sayles. of this city.
Mrs. L. +. Sayles made business trip
to Drakcville today.
Mrs. 1. NJ. Sampson left today for Drake
vile whereshe will make her future home.
Miss Dick Tenant, of Oskaloosa, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Ed. Moore, of this
place.
Mrs L. f. Dare, of Udell, returned
this city at the home of NJ. Box and fam
lily.
Mrs. l.. Dillon and son, Glen. of Belknap
returned home today after visit with her
parents, Mr. and MIS-. j. ]. Galloway.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
Ex-BANDiT PROTESTS.
Frank James Sues to Stop Play Which
Has Been in Ottumwa,

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. a. Frank
james, the ex-bandit, has begun suit in the
circuit court against the management of
the ellis opera house of this city, the own
ers of the melodrama, The James Boys
in Missouri" and The actor who takes part
in the production. He asks for $50, 900
damages.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
BREAKS RECORD FOR RABIES.
Man Never Bitten by Dog Expires in
Hospital of Hydrophobia,

New York, Sept. 16.-After suffering
the tortures of hydrophobia for week
and exhibiting unmistakable symptoms
of the disease Thomas Flynn is dead in
local hopsital He never had been
bitten by dog. The doctors say his
is the first case of theskind on record.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
WOMEN

Women who are almost distracted
at the slightest noise, who are easily
'fatigued and unable to sleep should
commence taking Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, at once. Hundreds of women
suffering from Female Complaints have
voluntarily testified to its efficiency in
cases of Cramps, Nausea, Headache,
Insomnia, Indigestion and Constipa-
ton. You will therefore make no mis-
take in trying it. Don't accept sub.
stitute.
HOSTETER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17

The. danger line of the Mississippi
river at Dubuque has been changed
from Is to Is feet.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
one DAY OF RESPITE
CORN SAVED FROM FROST FOR
ANOTHER TWENTY-FouR
HOURS.
Warm Weather Now Needed = Two
More Weeks Favorable Conditions
Would Mean General Safety for the
Corn Crop,
From Wednesdays Daily.

AoAA VSuhSsudS
Chicago, Sept. 16.-The corn crop is
still safe from frost unless the predic-
tons late last night were wrong, for
the indications were that in the great
corn states any killing frost during
the night would be impossible.
1t is only a respite, however, for
with the low temperature in the corn
belt and the clearing of the sky the
dreaded pinch of cold may come any
night and do it's deadly work Only
decided change in the temperature
can avert the peril, and much of the
crop will require good weather for
fully two weeks to put it beyond the
danger line.
All through the northern half of the
corn belt the farmers are watching
keenly every change in the weather,
for fully one-fourth of their crop can
yet become astotal loss to them, and
the money they have at stake if they
fail to bring the grain through is es-
timated at $200,OO0,000.
Storm Clouds are Breaking.
In Nebraska, South Dakota, and
Kansas the storm clouds, which had
obscured the sun for several days,
broke last night, but it was too late
for the frost to creep in. Iowa and
the other States farther east still
were protected by the clouds last
night, and if the temperature rises
there will be much hope.
The failure to appear of the frost
predicted for Monday night, or at
least any frost heavy enough to harm
was source of great joy to all who
have anything at stake, and that
means many besides farmers.
Forecaster Wall Hopeful.
Forecaster Walz of the local wealth
er bureau station said last night of the
conditions throughout the western
states: Conditions through the west
appear better tonight, the lowest tenn
peratures having been reached Some
frost in the western portions of the
corn belt may be expected but it will
not be serious or damaging to the crop.
They will probably escape with a
light frost tonight and it will be
warmer throughout the corn belt
Frost was certainty in Nebraska
last night, according to late advices
from Omaha, but only slight damage
W APPS VIZ i.eui'' 90 ~ s ~
not preak IN tlme TO make a severe
Irost possible. ana corn ana wheat are
SO well advanced mat much IS IN con
N
Corn is practically all out Of the
way of damage by frost in Minnesota,
oouth Dakota ana hansas' saiu II; ~.
Russell a local crop expert, VINO mas
made number of trips over parts OF
the corn belt. and the crop in those
states is assured and will be the larg-
es+ in this history
.yTha son+bern corr, iron &c made of
nv ~ - - 80, ~
course anu 10 unus aaS piS; peiiese
sured now. even with a heavy and gen
eral freeze at once. The Iowa crop is
still in critical condition the most
critical of any state, but even there a
lot of corn is already matured and out
of danger.
"a light frost which might turn the
leaves black and make the corn look
bad, would do no harm if it did not
freeze the stalk. There might be such
frost with a temperature of 40 de-
pfpaS in clear weather Growth would
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17

The man who travels on his cheek
is not good in a long race.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17

The more inopportune the time the
more certain is the dull axe to call.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
Drs. Myerly & Kreul,

Rooms 10, 20 and 81, Holman bldg,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Hours-s a. m. to A p. m. and Z to
s p. m. g,7------
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17

cessant rains which recently have
fallen. 1t has retarded thrashing
operations and caused sprouting.
About one-half the wheat is in shock,
to which the damage will be large.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17

A large meteor fell near Red
Oak.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24

idreibt in Ieiner neuelten Summer:
.@ir leien in mebreren oitliden
@edIielblattern:
Ter befamte y@risona Slider"
bridt III fol9eHoe &lage aus: Gin
Wonn mag iid binten allf Die Suffer
Ter Giienbabn aufieeen Inn @elo 81
iparen, bis Der Gonouftelr berunter.
fommt: feline llbr Natts iteben
loiien, nm tie nibt absuuiisen; bos
Il" phne Tunft uno ouS IT" obnG
Strif Iaiien, Inn Sinte 81 iparen.
elm Grab beballen seS &orues balber,
umo fam troB olleoem nod elm
Gentleman bleiben mn @ergleid) 81,
Gem. Der cine 3eituna 5ipei, Ore.
Wonate regelmGBig mnimmt unO.
ipenn es CUR 3ublung fommt, lie Elm.
fof nit Dem gemerfen suriifienbet:
Innahme peripeigert!""
.9aS itimmt 5ipar IneS, ipir
haben eS aber nidt gei6rieben
@enn mir in 10 garter Sprade nit
uniern Ibonnenten rebetenL befGme,
mir IN sebn Sabren teinen Gent.
Gentlemen gibbs bel uns in @ipea.
bam @ulb ~iiberbaupt niht. @enn
mir uniere 2eier Gentlemen"
itimbften. ware morgen in unierer
Office feline SeuiterIdeibe mebr
Qana. @ir baben iest Dem 9iap
Shooter ais Igenten. gr lit
prdmiirter 8reisborer unb bat beim
ieliaen Citing 9lta gelernt, mic
nlun init Dem &epolper nnb Dem
gopiemeiier umge6t. Sobalo eiri
Subicribent 5tuei Sabre Die Seitung
ihulbig lit, erbdit er einen freunD.
ifaftlifen @eIl6 bon unierem 9ian
Der itets cine moblgefiiate Slaid,e
@biSfen. aber ai6 brei eelabenc
|iitole uno fiinf idarf gei6liifenc
SoDiemeiler bel lid iiibrt. @i.
er'$ madt, perratb er ni6t, aber oic
Sallmiaen, Die er beimiu6t, berap.
pen prompt. Srobatum it'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24

lebt IN Der Toiten5eit, beten Sic nit
SIREN Sdlpeiterlt in ser aopele Dor
Dem Sabernotel iiinf Batter unIer 81
@bren Der beilieen finn @unoen
Seit iiir Die Rertltng hes Climbers.
SD be1e aroBes &ertrnuen, Dob Der
aottlid)e Seilano oieieS @ebet erb6.
rem miro, bat er Ooh feline beiIieen
g2lnoen fir ale Climber getragen."
Cine babe Stuuoe ipdter fniete
Die Sberin nit idmmtlifen Sbtpe.
tern IN Der &dpelle. mo lie beteten
Iue nit allseebreiteten Irnen nie
Ger Sobn 8otteS am 8reu5e, unr
boten i'm nm ieiner beilisen @rmoen
ipiIlen, einen Strahl Der 8nuoe ms
Sers oes &erItpdtell az ienoen, ari
belIett Seeie gerettet tperbe. 9ieles
aeida6 am Na1mittag. @egen slbenf
'oate Der 6etreffenbe Shmerfranft
an Der p%flegenben SdNpeIter nit lei'
ier, beiueater Gimme: ,8nfen sic
mir ben Heftor, ih Mil beitten."
! Gr entpfing barauf Die bl. Sterbe.
ioframeute nit 3ei6el aufridtiaer
Eeue llno peridieb oen iolaenoen
So9 i'm 6rieoen 8ottes.
9as @ebet Der frommen Sdapc.
tern mar pollitanoia erbort porben.
s.. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24

l%pellouta bes empfonaenen Salentes
thrcm Serrn Tchenidoft ob5ltlegen
hobcn. "a es nun offcnbdr @otteS
@ille lit, Bob alte aberdeen BOZ,
Den @iitern oieier Grbe leben ~iollelt,
10 lit es qetpib geeen @ottes @ille,
oaB einiae l~lngebeure nnb iiberfliii'
Iiue &eiftbimer gum Rahtbeil Der
iibrtaen Meni6en aniammeln.
2aS ieben mir Dor uniern Iugen
an uniern Wtiuiondren, Die ean3e
Serae bon Neittbum a%naebauft, ben
lie gar niht gebraud,en fonnen, tuGb'
reno Die Minionen BON arbeiteuoen
S1noen a%enothigt iino, Elm elenoeA
Seben sH fiibren. Die Miuiondrc
GarneQie uno Godcfeller lpiiien nidt,
ipas anfungen nit ibren iiberfliiiii.
zen WtiQioneil, ober eS fGlt tbnen
nid't ell, einige Millionen ber5u'
aeben, Inn Die gtptb Der Irmen 5u
linocrn. Sic perifipenben Miato,
nen fiir iiberiliiiiige ltniperiitGten
mb iiberfIiiiiige 9ibIiotbefen mGb-
reno Sosialiiten itno ~slnard)iiten iid
in &er6meifluns ~riiiten, oie geica.
id,aitlid)e Srbnmng 81 pernidten.
9tltn frage i6: @er Grgert lid,
belIte nod, an Ser ureriGttliden Sob.
indt bieier WiaionGre, bie in
lueniaer ais einem 2ebensaIter
Sunberte bon WiQipnen 5uiommcn.
aeid)arrt ouf Soften Ser Wenihbeit?
Niht Die TreiIe, uidt Die Dffeutlidt
Meinung, nid)t Die geiammte liberale
8artei. Sic iiuOen eS gan5 billi;
unO reft, oaB Sober 10 piele Wilio.
men sulammenihnart, oils er permag,
ohne 8iidiift ailf Die Hebenmeniden.
Sic aae limo ausgeGrgert. SofItens
iehen nod Die Sp3ialiiten uno Die
~aloubiaen Gbriiten in oieier lneri1tt.
lifen Sobiuht elm IergerniB nrtf
peraleiden Den Wiaionar nit Sen,
Slnoe IN ser arippe, Ser oas Ser
nift frelien fam, aber alib baa
iibriae @ieb nid)t sur &rippe ge.
lonaen ldBt.
@er 6rsert iid beute nod on beil
loaeu. @obItb1tigfeit Dieier Miuio.
mare, Die 8abaoie WiQionen fir
Sdntlen uno gibliotbefen perl6men.
Den. meldle rein iiberfliiiiig iino utt
linen oar feinen Cant einbriigen
mabrenb lie feinen Collar o,f @obl,
tb1tiafeit fiir Die Nrmen pertpenoeu?
Sat lid etpa IN Der Greiie, in Der
Dffentlid,en Meinung, i'm Eager bes
Siberalismus Elm @ort bes Sabels
pernebmen laiien? 9einespegs.
Soditens baben Die Mrmen une
~aldltbiaen gbriiten nit aopfi6iitteln
ihr WiBfalen iiber iolde 8eloper.
idmenblua ausgeoriift, aber Die
tonanaebenbe Iiberole 8elt mar mil
0anf fiir Ole eoclmiitbige Sreieebig.
felt Ser @eber erfiiat. @oran
tonnte oiid] Die liberule Menidbeit
nod IergerniB nebmen? Sic III
aus9eargert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
Gin fIaptcripieIenoer YmoeI.

Iuf elmer Spe5ialitGten. 8iibne
in 2onbon erid)ien fiir5liG uls nod,
ME o%aaepeienes @moer Elm flapier.
ipielenoer Tlioel - ais pb es nod
niht genug flapieripielenoe Meriben
aabe. Natiirlih muroe oas begobtc
Sbier bon ben 3uihauern gefpaltig
maeltaunt, pdbreno eS am SnItrl.
mert lab uuo bemlelben riftige an.
iummeubGngenoe Stiide entlofte,
bis elm o~reiiter @engel bon Der
8aQerie berunterriei: yGatten".
2as mar 5u biel fir Den in Dem
talentpolien &ieriiiBier iblummern.
oen Himrob. Gr perlieB i6leunigl
ieinen Seiiel unb 6egann sum groBeH
@raoben beS Yublifun2 na6 ieinen
Soofeinben az iuhen. 0as beitd
uber par, baB ous &lahier arf ber
8iibne audi obue oeu <uo ipeitep
ipielte - natiirlih al@ gum Or.
a6ten ser 3uihouer. Nm nGbiten
Gage tpor Der flapieripielenbe Sunx
bonn Yrpgramm peri6punoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
Gin WtrfianteS 0cbet.

sd babe bel Dem &ranfen tpie6er
nidlts ausrihten fonneu, %ebrpiirbige
Mlltter."
Nfit oieien @orten, in befiimmer.
tenn Zone eeiproben, trat Der Seef.
ioraer zines Soipitals auf Dem
Corridor a,lr Sberin Der bort pile.
aenben b%armber5igen Sbmeitern.
o&ie traurig", ermioerte oieie
ernlt, einen ioreenpoaen 9lid noh
Der Sbiir bes ndditen 4ranfen5imt.
merS perfenO. Ser damn bat ic
b0hitenS nod Elm, ooer stpei Gage 81
leben unb lit iett 10 oielen SSabreu
nidt mebr 81 ben I'll. Saframenten
aeaonaen."
SD babe linn Die @orte Ser bon.
fommenen Meue oorgebetet, aber gun.
geihten fonnte ih i'm nift be.
meaen", fubr Der 8eiitlide fort.
"gber oas fam bod nidt genii.
Gen, SpdJ,piirbei,, ipeil Der 3ruufs
nod Der Sprade b~oIlitanoig fGbiG
iit", periette Die Sroensfrai.
nSfmerlih, 0oS Siinoenbefennt.
nib lit CUR aufrittigen 9efe6runa
me,SdBlidl ipenn Der Climber ipre
diem fAnn ober pir tGunen iett uidts
anbcrcS mebr tbun. oIs betcn. cdr.
miirbige Mfntter. Sleben Sic, Der.
clltt nit allen G6meItcrn, nm Ole
@etcbrung oicieS mmen. perItodten
@eniher. Gas gcmciniame @ebei
bat cine beionoere arait. 8ir iino
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
@as an anbercr SteQc ii6er gr;

biihpf Srelonb's Stelllng CUR SGOe.
ration Der fatboliiben @ereine burd.
Den ~@unoerer" befomnt gemod,i
miro, fann iiir Die Sreiube Ser SS0be,
ration Nidlts Neues mebr iein. Der
GrabiiGof bon ct. Saul bat niemal@
elm frcunblifes @ort fir bie &c.
ipeaung gebabt nnb bate ia DC,
G%hlcaao'er Gerloruulltng i6or
feline Iniiften flor 51 erfennel.
aeaeben unb cine ~gebiibrenDe @nt.
mort bon Siifof McsSnill erbalten.
Ia boS @emuufel, bnB &om uar
Grabi'dlof SrelanO gegen Die Sobc.
ration ieien, lGBt lid leidt erflGren.
penn man bebenft, Delhe GinbuBe
Die T%Dberation Dem GinfluiIe bts
Grabiihofes bon ct. SAUL in @aib
iilatoner Sreiien aetbun bot. 6:
entninbet Die 1oberation nit eilltn
Male benielben iene Stellirng, peld,s
CT e%iitSnnebnsen pflegte, inbern er iid
ais o@ertrcter" Der &atbolifen bes
2anOeS mf3uipielen iudte. St
it6rfer bie Soberation miro, beitr
mebr merbeu Die Serren 8olitifeN
iih Inn bieie, lnb Oeito ipeniger pero
Den iie iif I'M sic GrflGrrngen ibreG
8eaner fiimmern mel6e bon g.
&auf oiiS, i'm 9amen Der 8atbo.
lifen ser Ser. Stoaten" ortsgegebcn
werheu, ielbit pemn es grieie iiber
Die Solo mo Die Silberfroge limo.
9ie Mittbeilung, Dob ser Gr5biito,
bon ct. Saul Die Soberotion midi
oeuehmigt, empfiebIt ooer ermrrntcr:,
miro Diel ba5lt %beitragen, sic Sag,
III flaren. Sn bieier Siniidt lit
oeiien Stelfungnabme iebr erfreulib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
,Tie Ghritlidle Mntter", iene &c

farrnte. pnrtrefilihe Wo1atsiGrift,
.uelhe i'm @erlage oes Serru SoienG
Shaeffer, 9 9arclop StraBe, Neir
Wort, erideint, miro nun audi in &c.
enaliiheu Sprate publi5irt.
@ir fGnnen Dem uerbienitpouen Ser,
auSaebcr 81 bieienI Sdritte nur oui
Dos SerSlid)ite grntulireu. Die erit(
Drummer Der engliiden Iuseobe i'll
eine iebr reid boItige. Wtii
benz Grideinen oieier engliideu I,ls'
aabe perihpinoet MN ieber Gin.
mono. tuarum bieie trefflihe Shrii.
mir fatholiihe Miitter nidt in jebcnl
fatboliiden Sallie bes 9anoes lem
iou, no cine driitlihe Wi,ltter maltct
Niir Grieiter init eemiidyten @enteir.
Den iollte bieie Mittbeilung beion.
oera widJtig iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
SoI3ai6e fir Den SIbnernau.

Ger Siibneroiinger gsbt, nament.
lib in Der marmen Sabres5eit, lei6t
in cine @Gbrume iiber. perpeltet bann
Die Suft nn0 madt oen 4ufentbalt
I'M Stalle fiir Die Siibnsr nngeiunb,
nenn nift Der Staa reaelmGbig ge.
reinigt uno geliiftet miro. @uf
aebt iniplee Ser @Gbrung elm EbeiI
Der pertbpolen YflanSenn1brItoife
beS GimaerS perloren. Wan Itren!
Sesbalb smefmaBig SoIBaihe untei
Die Sibltangen, pooilrd Der 9iinger
c%onierpiert mo Die Suit i'm Stall
rein erbalten miro. Il9 miro oa.
ourh elm Sbeil 0es ltnge5iefers inn
Siale perttlgt. lin bieie lestere
@irfuu9 nod 81 erb0ber. nirit man
Die aihe gegen Die 9ete unb oie
@anoe, oamit Der buburQ e~ntitebenbt
Stuub in ole 90der urb &iseD
orinat uno bus barin 6einolihe I'm.
aeaieicr tootet. Der SiDnermiit lie.
iert nit Ser Sol5aihe eiten por5iia.
li6en Ginger, DER auf @emiiiebeets
aeitreut iperoen fann. 9ies bari
freiIih niht 81 bid geibeben, an;
beiten i'm @emenge mi; trodener
@rse. NO Sol5 a%ebrtunt niro,
ioltc mar ni6t unterlaiieL 9orrGtbg
BON 9lihe al iammein u1o in De,
oben auaebeuteten @eiie gu Der.
peloen.