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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06

gold and silver, as it was the custam
of olden times for devout persons to cast
their personal adornments of gold and
silver into bell-metal melting pots.
The ancient bell was brought over
from Spain by one of the first expedi-
tions to Mexico AS the centuries went
by, it was hung successfully in mis-
sion church in one of the seven cities
of Cibola, next at Grah Quivers, and
finally in the church at Algondenes,
where it has rested until now.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
Legal Suggestion for Lovers.

! A Judge in Montgomery county, Pa,
has declared that it is not an ofense for
a girl to sit in her lovers lap. But"
he wisely, adds, ut would be imprudent
and rash for her to do SO when there,
was a chance of being observed by her
parents
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
AN ANCIENT CHURCH BELL.
It Was Cast in 1865 and Has Been in
Use in New Mexico for Sew
eral Centuries.
Albuquerque IN. NJ Special.

Albuquerque IN. N.Y. Special. !
The oldest bell in the United States
has just been acquired by Gov. Miguel
A. Otero, of New Mexico, it having ar
rived recently at Santa Fe from Algon-
denes. This bell was cast, according to
inscription, in 1855, and is, therefore, $40
years old, antedating discovery Of
America by 1877 years. It contains much
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
The Profits Of Monte Carlo.

The winnings of the bank at Monte
Carlo amount to about Sc ,25O, 900 a year.
Nearly 80 per cent. Of the money staked
is lost by those who risk it; yet the fools
continue to enrich the proprietors Of
the gambling resort
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
Flvine Fish on a Liner.

I A flying fish, II inches long, and IS
inches across the wings, fell into the
engine room of the American liner
Philadelphia during the ships last
passage from New York to Southamp-
ton.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
THE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL
Onlv Brother Of the Russian Autocrat
Betrothed to Pretty Princess
of Montenegro.
St. Petersburg Special.

Grand Duke Michael of Russia, who,
it is reported, has been betrothed 10
the princess of Montenegro, is the only
brother Of Car Nicholas H., and was
born December 4, 1878. He has two sis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28

VIII surprise her living relatives to know Inat S.H she was 14Q feet tall-a very large woman 10 be created from a single rih According to the tradition of the Mos lems, when our first parents fell from Paradise Adam landed on a mountain in Ceylon and Eve was unfortunate enoug h to allght at Jiddah. After years of wan dering they finally met at Mecca, where Adam, to show his gratitude, constructed d tabernacle on the site vf the present kaaba. or Holy Mosque. which is exactly beneath Gods throne in Heaven. All that Is left of the original temple of Adam Is the famous stone of Mecca, which w,s once winter than snow, but has brcn turned black as coal by the kisses of sIo- ful pilgrims.
 When Eve died Adam buried her a+ Jiddah. Her tomb is a cenotaph 14O frrt long. built of masonry about four feet high and narrowing to a point at the top. It is whitewashed and kept o,jle clean. Pilgrims place flowers upon if and reverentiy kiss the hot masonry Rich people often throw over the ceno- taph valuable shawls and pieces of silk as offering to the Mother of Us All. but they are stolen the first night by the van dals of Jiddah, who rob the dead and plcx the pockets of the dying.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
EWES TOMB.
cenotaph of onu Common Mother is at Jiddah on the Arabian Coast
 of the Red Sea.

cenctaph of Gnu Common Mother is
 at Jiddah on the Arabian Coast
 of the Red Sea.
 HaIf way down the Red Sea, on the Arabian coast, is tle port of Jiddah, where the pilgrims for Mecca, who come by sea, land, writes William E. Curtis in The Chicago Record-Herald, from Alden, Arabia. It is distant about sixty five miles from the sacred city of the Mohammedans, has a population of about 20,Oo0, an imposing and attractive ap- pearance from the sea and is surrounded by funny looking Dutch wind muls. which pump water from the artesian basin ua- der the sand. But the moment you land on the shore. the illusion is destroyed. The streets are narrow, dirty and full of all kinds of smells. while the popu- lation is made up of human cormorants who fatten off the pilgrims. Since the opening of the Suez Canal the town has increased considerably in importance, because it is so much easier for pilgrims to come by steamer from all parts Cf Turkey. India and other Mahommedan countries than to cross the desert in caravans which was the custom for cen furies The number and the size of the caravans are decreasing every year. while the number who come by sea is growing rapidly. There is no difference In the ef- ficacy of the journey, although one would argue that a man who has travelled a thousand miles over a burning desert ought to be entitled to greater credit than one who makes a similar distance upon a steamer.
 Jiddah is of particular interest to us be- cause it contains the tomb of our Mother Eve never knew before where she was hrried. but 1t is a comfort to know. It
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28

room sleeping car New York and New OrleAns " Pullman drawing room sleeping car Ne1
 to New Orleans. M. & B. R. .traln S4,
 train 34 at La Grange carries parlor car
 o,RoURKE, A.. Selma. Ala: J. P. BIL- ARD. D. P. A.. Atlanta. Ga; cHAS. 4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28

There is only one Wizard oil = Hamitns = name blown in the bottle. Signature "Hamiin Bros" on wrapper. Take no suosusute' 0Vos and S1 .OO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
The King and the Tailora.

At dipner of the Sailors Society of London the President. in proposing . toast to the King. said that King Edward never wore the same suit of clothes twirs. and. ''if only for this tailors ought to be RrafefnI fn his MatastSr !"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28

Many long weary days and sieepiess nights have been filled with agony because of one of the above mentioned complaints. Itis unnecessary to suffer from them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28

fine sewerage system and the conven- fences of the largest city in the land.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
SPRING SUITS CLEANED

By Holt's Dye Works, at 1oe South Court Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28

Trains s7 and ss cary yes: p9Aa ss and ss Ssr with suPerSs ssVn Orleans, dintng-car service Spa TsS SSrFMss MsstaF4 ssT1OSs Saxsy of connecting ,Va Ml'a la carte La Grange to Macon. SSh Q. TYLER C. A, A;,.nsS nSntsS%;rSJ Gen; s hRYW LUPs, ,r4aisEAM' 4i P. and Q: M: Atlanta: Ca:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
THE PROSPEROUS DECATURS
 NOT DISCOURAGED BY FIRES

turing and jobbing business now extends sn over the Southern States and with
 special orders to the Northern states. turing the past twelve months the De' ssur Land Company has sold lS3 resi- SsHce iofs- The greater number or these toss nave already been built on and the otners will be built on within the next w months. The same company has also solu eighteen business lots. Some Of these nave nave been built on and the others will be
 punt on in the spring or before.
 Fuily 300 residences. costing something nke N.Soo on an average, have been built
 n New Decatur during the last year. Cu- ,,ns the same time the following business Diocks nave been built in New Decatur: V ~. Maione. nine one-story brick store rooms; Penny and Castleman, two two story brick store rooms; G. F. Buchheit. one two-story brick business block; c. A. non. one two-story brick business block;
 iaroage Brothers, one two-story brick business block; Mir. Peck, one two-story orick business block; a modern public scnooi building in West Decatur.
 During the past year much street work mas been done in New Decatur and more IS contemplated for the year which has Just been ushered in. Second Avenue, one oI the principal business streets, is to be paved With citrified brick and the sewer SSsteu ID 70 De extended.
 There Is now probability of a furnit- ure factory and cotton factory locating here within the next few weeks The Ed words and Harris furniture factory has recently been greatly enlarged and im- roved.
 The Commercial Club is constantly re- ceving communications from people at a oistance who want to come here to locate either on a farm or to establish a manu- featuring plant
 only few days ago. New Decatur suf- Iered serious loss by the burning of the Casa Grande block. but this did not dis courage her citizens. notwithstanding the Tact that over $150000 was lost in the 'nre. Friday night an enthusiastic busi- ness mems meeting was held to see what could be done towards rebuilding the burned district. There was much interest manifested and there is no doubt but what the buildings will be replaced at an early date. Tn speaking of the mat ter Mayor Sam Blackwell said "We nave just had a most serious fire, but we are not discouraged. We will soon see the burned district rebuilt with more modern and better structures than ever before" This is the general spirit of New Decatur to-day. Like other cities she may have her misfortuens, but undaunt- ed by these she rises and comes again with more force, vim and push than ever before.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-02

iid nod einmnl Sit elmer t%piinberpoG.
len Sobe erbebt nno oann 8orte
ipriht, Die Dem Scorer in gritaltnen
leben unb ben Sterbenben oils einen
Nropbetcn eriheinen loiien. Gle
Meecl lit bos ~feinesfalIs, ielbit niht
bci berporragenoen Meniden, ipenis-
items lebrt Die G%rfabrung, DOB Die
Sterbenoen meiIt MIR llnbebeutenbes
obcr 8leihsiltiges iprefen. 9aB
jeoer groBe @eilt oitb in Der Sterbe.
ltumbe nod etmoS @roBeS duBern
milbte, lit elm SrraInube. @aS BON
Der Ingabe 5lIs. balten lit, Oab piele
SterbenOe nod einmal in Sorm elmer
Billion ibT annSes Seben oOer ibre
NugenO5eit Dnrheilen, lit audi nod
MD nit SiG. crbeit 81 iagen. lie
Vcrliduna GeS Intlibes bel Ster-
benDen fin0ct melt leihter cine mebr
forperlidIe ols geiitige ODER gor reli.
gtole 2eltlrng. 8enn mad ifiperem
1ooestampf o6ar na6 longen
Sdlmer5en, bie DEM @eiid)te oft ben
Stempel botiter glunit m~Iigebriidt
baGen Elm ianiter Yiisorud in Den
3iigau erideint. 10 erfldrt iid oas
aus Dem Ntadlaiien Ger Wusfelipan-
1llltg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-02
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
: %onxem6nrger 2la&rt&tem. )


9tc 0eloer peroen migenbIidli6 ron
ZEN Serren Eeter uno Senrp 9rans,
%periualtet. 9ie anpeienoen @e.
meinoemitaIieoer organiiirten iid,
inOem lie Die Serren Sob. Gait ais
W~orlisenoen uno Nit. S. @ietor ais
Setret1r e~rDdbltpn. Nah6em Der
bodm. Siarrer Sos. &iitterSboii Der
8enleinoe erfldrte, pie es iid INN BEN
letten &illen Der peritorbenen Srau
Serb perbulte, mlroe SaS folacnoe
6ontite ernannt, Inn NIT oen Serren
&ronS3 Iid an beipreden: Moam
3enber, Nif. Miler, Nif. @ietor,
Com. Shreiber nnb 9eonarb SGr-
Ter. IN Der ielbcn Seriammlung
nrrroe ferner Elm ltnterbaltunas-
Gomite ernannt, bos bel etpaioen
Goncerten, Soirs, etc. ieines Nmtes
palteu ioa. SieieS Gomite beitebt
allS folgenoen Serren: Wif. @efer,
s. s. Eihter, Sos. @inonoi, Sr.,
Sp. Tbilipps, &artin @iltgen, Yet.
Wtertens uno Wtif. Sdmiot. 9ie
3eit Der nafiten @eriammlung miro
pom bcd)m. Serru Yiarrer perfiin0et
meroen.
Ger Portirmfula-9l hloB fam aud
in Der ct. Seinrihs-2 Stride unter oen
gerrobnll6eu geoingungen gemonnen
peroen, uno 5mar bonn Hadmittag
oes Wontag on, bis 5um Gienstag
MbenO, Sonnemntergong.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-02
Die Yip&olosie Der 5ooesfumoe.

lteber bas, mas in elmer Menihen.
ieele uno in einem Wenihenforper in
Der lester 9ebensltumoe Dor liG gebt,
niilen mir 5iemli6 menia, mo Die
Tiphologie bat lib i'm @eientlid)en
harallf beihrGnft, ole letter. glugeil.
blide Slm Sooe perurtbeilter Serbre-
der 81 ltlbieren. Bel oieien aber lit
Das Iaben bes Sobes uno Der 0amit
perbuneene @eiltes5ultonb 10. amor.
mol, Dob aagemeinere ShliilIe iid)
haraus idrperlid aieben loilen. Gor
Muem feblt Der Sooesfompf i'm
eiaentliheu Gimme. Der ~alleroinas
aub bel einem ndtiirliden @noe uift
INNER erfennbar miitritt. @aS iih
iiber Die Hydrologic Der Sooeslnnoe
fagen labt, idilbern IN elmer anifalt.
liden 0aritelllng Die @lGtter iiir
Observation-Disclosures nab oen
ltnteriudungen BON 81. GGde. Bon
ben Sinncnfraitcu ideint bas @eb0r
an ldnaiten erbalten 81 bleiben, ielbit
penn bos geipuBtiein niht mebr
flar lit, neil aui itarfeS Anruien Der
SterbenOe sewobnlib nod nit @e-
ipegungen bes &opfeS, Der &ippen
ooer Der S1noe antmortet. bielleift
iogar aui beitimmte Sragen nod nit
gan5 perniinftisen @orten. 9as
Nugenli6t nlmmlt gemobnlib friiber
ab. @as ben 3ultano oes @eiltes
i'm Magemeinen betriift, 10 fam er
entmeoer bis gum leBten Atbem3la
flor lein ooer ld)on mir t~iir5ere ooer
lGngere Seit porber cine Sriibung
perihieoenen @rabes erfabren. @oa.
itGnoige @eiite5tlarbeit bis sum leB-
ten a~ugenblid lit lelten, oaeeaen
fladert, Der 0eiit oft na6 itarter
Griibung fir furae 3eit nod einmal
mlf. Sic Serabiebung beS gepubt.
aif4ns fam entipeOer in trairnl.
\ YInliber glrt erfolgen ODER in eirlem
I x.lltanb Der @ermirrung, Die iib
Pbl arlb in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lorfen lout GuBert. Supeilen
(mmt es Dor, oab naf lei6ter Srii-
sng Der @~eiitestrafte DER Sterbenoe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-02
aus Den Der. Staateu.
GinseianSt.
Ge0attionl

Wertbe Geoattinn!
Isle iebr DER 9eruf gum SrOens'
itanoe in guten, fatbolil6en lurem'
burger Samilien iif befllnbet, Oafilr
leat folgenoe Sbatiafe wieoer EN-
bereotes 3engniB ub. Sn Wtilpdlifee
traien li6 in Der ct. Intonius.8e-
meinoe fiir5li6 ole Mhitter uno Sc.
idrpiiter Der Samilie 8onnerins bon
6reeoom, isis. Der @oter, Serr
G%alentin @omering ans Gonsbort,
1T icit 1897 toot. lie SHUTTER
@ittme Maria @%onnerine ltanmt
ans aierf i'm ga (5milden Der
Woiel unb Ser Saar) uno bon Den
ain0ern limo I'M Notre Dame Srben
BON Wilwautee iolgenbe Sodter:
Iagoalena, iebt S6weiter 81. SEQ
oonin an Der Bfarri6ule 81 0aptonS
Sluff, ct. SAUL, Mtinn.; @liiabetb,
iest S6meiter M. Gim6erta an Der
Sdule Der ct. Sbomas @emeinOe
hi MaterforO, isis; Wuria, Jest
Sdlrelter W. &onorina in Der 81.
Nntonius . 8emeinoe (Gep. u. :
9eder, Efarrer) 81 0tilmaufee,
isis; Sulanna, jebt SdWeiter ~.
Glarita in Der ct. Ignes i. 9emeinOe
81 ct. Haul, Wtinn.; anna, jest
S6ipeiter 90. 2eonora IN Der 8e-
meinOe 81 9afe Sinoen, Wib., uno
aatbarina, GanoiOatin i'm Wuttcr'
bauie 81 Wilmaufee, isis. Sic iou,
10 beiBt es, Shpelter Sirta Derben.
Gie Orei eritgenannten Shrpeltern
baben Die lebten @eliiboa unb SdWes
tier 2eonora bat ibre eriten Celiibbe
abgelegt. 8epiB cine bon Gott ges
iegnete Samilie uno oennoh meroen
mpbl Gbnlide Sale mebr 81 per5'iGs
men iein uno es Ddre intereiiant, Die
ielben in Der y@a5ette" 81 leicn.
Ilio man ienoe ~Oieielben on Die
,@a5ette"! I6tungspoa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-02
Wejal6te Gier.

Gin nelleS Seriabren 5ltr giercon.
icrpirrng miro aus Gonitantinopel
'befannt. Sic Siirfei prooucirt uio
erpcrtirt cine Menge friifer gier,
oaber iii es nibt 81 oernuuoern, oaB
man bort oarouf oentt, lie ourh ges
clgneteS S%erfdbren mogli6lt Iange an
conlerDiren un0 fiir ben transport
Notwithstanding 81 MAIDEN. Gas
nelle @erfabren geidiebt f~oleenOer.
moBen:
Ian nintmt Die Gier m0eIitIt
bnlo, nadOem lie gelegt iino, Hubert
lie Iorgfdltig nit einem feu6ten lei-
neneit Happen uno trodnet Tie Damn
nit einem rpinen Guide ab. Nun
9ieit man einige Sropien eefoftes
Seinol IN Die Son0fldhe unO ialbt
canlit Die Gier elm, 10 baB OaS Del
in alle Eoren einoringt. Siele Ser
ridltl,na Die bnrd) ELM idnelles Sim.
lnlb Serrolen bes gtes bemirft miro,
erfproert MIR einige Sefltnoen. Damn
miro bas 81 auf ein reineS uno Dor
Stmlb moglidyit eeifiibtes Brett ge.
leat, etn anGereS ebenio 6ebanoelt
mo 10 fort. Sic Sebanolung NIT
Seinol fam bon ieoer geiibten Ser.
lon, lelblt bon einem &inoe atSge.
filbrt mer0en; man mtB allerDin9s
oarouf odJten, baB meoer 5lt piel,
nod 81 melig Del 9enommen miro.
Rlmmt nan 81 piel, 10 trodnet Die
oIde Sd)lft lanelam, flebt SlDiiten
Gem 81 uno Der llnterlage an uno
reift leift, penn oas 81 meeaenom.
men peroen ioa, 10 baB Die SGole
mieoer blosgelegt mno Der 2llit 3u-
trttt gclGaffen miro. @iro oaaegen
5m menig Sel genommen, 10 oringt
cs nidJt geniioeno IN Die Yoren eilt.
Snrh uebung lit Der Wittelfpeg balo
5u linden.
9so6 oreisebn Wonaten ioGen ali
lpldlc &eiie bebonoelte Gier nod
niftS on @epift perloren baben
mo aenail 10 iriidI geipeien fem pie
am Sage Der Trdparirung. Grit
nod %erlanf BON fiinf5ebn @onaten
begann elnc GerGnoermg enquire.
ten, inoem lif) @eiBes lno @elbes
81 elmer gleidmdBigen balbfluiiisen
Wild)ung oereinigten. Iber ioaar
Damn tonnte man Die gier nod 5iIr
Serltelnng bon 9adperf ~perpenoer,
oas ebenio i6mafbait mnsfiel, aIs
mem, es aus friiben giern bereitet
gemeieu ware.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-02
aus zen iibrisem Tbeilem.

W%intringem, 6. Silli. @m Iesten
Sonntng f~eierte Ger am 2. Srlli aus
Amerita 5rriidgefebrte bohm. Serr
Mtarilten-Eater, e. Seneers, Elm
Sobn nnieres SorfeS in ser Ifarr.
firhc 5l Hemerihen iein critics bt.
Webopier. ga Niemano ii6 I'll en-.
inneru meiB, Dab ie elm Yrielter ans
nnierer Srtldraft berporgeaon1en lit,
10 iollte biele erite Erimi5ieicr lid .sl
einen Sretoen- unb gbrenta0e &c.
ltaIten. 8ein Spfer Dlroe ~geidleitt,
INN 6iclen 3Ded 5t erreiden. Giib-
riae SanOe ior9ten ldon einige 3eit
BORDER filr lirmiee &er3ierung mo
Nusldmiidlmg oes Saterbauies bes
Erimi5Ianten uno Ser StraBen oeS
2prfeS. Mm Sorabeno bes SelieS
leBte li6 Elm moblgeor0neter Sug in
Tepe9ung, nm Den iungen Miiiicror
einen ber5lifen Gmpiang 5u bereitcn.
Sunte Samplons, 9etrugen bon IN.
genolld)en SanOen, pereinigten iidl
5n einem berrlifen Sadel5ug. Som
nabcn 6elsberg Der erorobnten @Gl.
lerld)iiIle nno p%erfiin0eten meitbin IN
Die ionmerlide Iben0luit binaus ole
Intunit bes 5u 6%eiernOen. 9enao.
hide Seleudtung. illumination. io-
mie Nblhleben bon buntem Seu.r.
inert gaben unlerm lonlt 10 itiaell
2orften elm feenarti9es NuSieben.
glm acknowledgement Wor9en muros
Der Hrimi5iont BON Den SiinglinGen
beS Sories ms Eiarrbnus nad De.
merld,en begleitet. bon no aus er IN
ieierlidem 3uge 5ilm naben @ottes-
5auie abaebolt pnrbe, no er mn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-02
8Sje Snmeem.

es tam emit elm Wamt, 10 tpiro
er5dblt, aurf's Sterbebett, uno in Der
Nad)t tr1umte ibm, Der Satau Itebe
Dor ibm, 5eige ibm einen sroben 80.
gen Napier, auf Dem ale climber
per5ethnet tparen, in6 iage Inn:
.Verameiile, on bait an piel geliin.
Digit" Ter Granfe aber ertpioerte:
sd per5meifle niht; ib babe Nie.
manoen seribtet, 10 lperoe audi it
nidt eerif)tet merben." ga fam eS
ibm nor, wie penn ser S6usengel
Dor ibm ltiinbe uno Den Yapierboeen
5errille uno iprahe: y@eil Oh nift
geridtet bait nirlt on nidt aeribtet
merocn." Ser Wam ermodlte getr0.
ltet mo itarb nad rermiitbiaer 9eidt
boil 8ertrauen auf @ottes 9ormber.
oiateit. IS mllB oagegen cine idred.
life W%eunrubigung ieiu, meun elm
Gbriit auf Dem SoOesbette oas trail.
rige @eitanoniB ablegen muB: Sd,
babe 10 OFT Die Sebler meiner Wit.
meni6en obne Notb aufgeoeft, Tie 10
lieblos Inn Gbre un0 glten Tamen
gebradt. baSur6 @erbrub uno Seino.
ldaft peranlaBt. pieleid)t mancberl
Sdo0cn, mandes ltnbeil eeItiitet,
Dos id gar niht weiB, ons i6 ME
gut MAIDEN fam; nie miro es mir
ergeDen, penn 0ott nit gleid)enl
WaBe mir iett Nun melien miro in
lelnem Gerid)t, Dor Dem fem Inlehen
Der Eerlon nn0 feline 9lusreoe GILT?
Der 30. Rlalm lpridt bon elmer orei.
rnd9en barten 9ieoe, oeren cine er
elnen Iliegenoen Gfeil um Gage, ole
Sfpcite eine i'm Sinltern einberihlei.
beloe 8eldaitigfeit. Die brittle einen
bolen @eiit am @ittag nennt. 9er
Efeil am Gage limo Die SdmGhum.
gen, 8elhimpimngen uno @ermiin.
lbungen. Dclhe elmer Yerion oiien
ms @elid)t gelhleiioert peroen. 9ie
8eldjGftieteit im Sinlterm iino ole
iiblen Nadlreoen uno Serleumoun-
gen. mo0urb cine abmelenoe Yerlon
perleBt miro. Ger boie 8eiit am
0tittag enblid lit Die ObrenbIdierei,
lpelte 3mietraht um0 llneiniafeit
ltiftet uno bas @anb Der 2icbe nno
Srennolbait 5erreiBt. SIM @rlmbe
aber IinO alle orei Irten, mie eS in
DER gebeimen N~ffenbarung beiBt, I'm.
RENE @eiiter in Sorm idmubioer
Sroihe, Die DER bollii6e erode. ent.
lenoet, nm mlGglihes @eb umo piel
Sitterteit iiber Die grbe 81 perbreiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-02

9ie &ube Der Seele lit DER Sit ser
p%oltommenen Siebe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-02
Gins Siab WiSae, IN, miro rnte

Nns Siab NiSse, 81, miro mter
Dem Satum bes ~. Suli eemeloet:
Gle Witelieoer Der ct. Sein.
ribs . @emeinoe perlommelten Iid
letten Scnntag nah Dem Sohamte
IN Der Ghulbale, nm elm Gomite sl
ernennen, bos Den Na6laB Der Der.
~ltorbencn Srau VerB. Der iiir ben
llmbau Der ct. Seinrib's.air6e be.
ltimmt it, in Gmpfana nebmen ioa.
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Hoffman's Trial watt
BANK THUGS ARE BAFFLED
One of Them Wounded After Blowing "A
Safe to Pieces, but Getting No
Money for Their Pains.

Metamora, Mich. Dec. with five
heavy charges of nitro glycerine a par
~ of six or eight craftsmen wrecked
the safe in the Bank of Metamora. The
explosions awakened the people Of the
village, and a number of them rushed
out, armed with revolvers. Seye al of
the robbers were on guard outside the
bank, and as the citizens approached
they started for the railroad tracks.
Many shots were exchanged, and ore
of the robbers is supposed TO have
been wounded, as a trail OF blood was
found. The meu boarded a passing
freight train and escaped. No money
was taken from the bank, but the safe
and the interior Of the building were
wrecked
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Factory nlase Costs $4,000.

Big Rapids, Mich, Dec. Z. - TIE
plant Of the Michigan Heater company
was destroyed by fire, causing a loss
of $4,000. The fire started at a. N.
in the brick Office building. This
building and the assembling room were
almost totally destroyed and the foun-
dry was badly damaged. The wa e.
house containing stock was saved. Tie
property damaged is covered by $11,
900 insurance.
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Rector OF ST. Luke's.
Ashburnham, Ontario, Testifie 8 to
the GOOD Qualities Of ham,
b rlain's Cough Remedy.

Ashburnham, Ont, April 10, 1901
think it is only right that | should tell
YOU what a wonderful effect Chamber
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by the cough. The same day received
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Rector of ST. Lukr's church.
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Helm Takes His seat.

Washington Dee Z. - j. Thomas
Helm. tile Alabama representative
who has been saying things about
the president and the negro question
- one remark attributed to him being
to the effect that an exploding bomb
beneath the table at which the presi-
dent lunche, with Booker II. Wash
ington would havebeen about the right
thing.-has taken the oath and his seat
I'm the house, without objection. 1t
was thought possible that objection
would have been made, which would
have precipitated a very lively debate.
Helm has been apologizing for his
rash talk ever since it was published.